Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 22, 1915, Page 10

s " What is Going On Tonight “EVERYWOMAN" ; — ¥ : % Vaudevills and Photoplays at th Coming : to The Davis. % . : P o o ‘Auditorium. oloptazs at M| o onceived by a Eenius, the life work T——_r R i) Moving Pictures at Calonial Theatre. |of man who died in the moment e ] m"n‘-‘!!fi'fl' 3 _T.\Av:;_.\l\'me ‘and Phoioplays at Davis .fl,,,!, success for which h..x...% ?’";‘e — ¥ y oel A | improvements at 66 Myers Ave. oct2ld to Mero's. grot, % P e o' Z _ | nearly” twenty vears was about to Withont the - - ¢ R e TR et T - i Norwich Stationiry Enginecrs' Asso-|man, possesses a most unusual inter- | Not until nfi,"'f-. e it vared Wik . # ) , ¢ ton SC__ - octzed |y . clation, No. 6, meets in -Bill Block. est for the playgoer as well as the |t ‘been possil e to truthfully way t! y of|individual who 1s seldom seen In ala resl remedy for catarth wee Wne New Bridge Over Mocsup River at Norwion, Conn. Lodgs, No-os, L o, |Diaybouse. . As o atndy it Jiks ey il through a smai imhaler’ fur;| Contral Village for the Town of 0.3 meets In Moose Home. IPyRcn)s Wy e Bt avas It | nished with it for & faw minutes four Plainfield, Connestieut, ‘s Bmoke Rhop. P *“Gardner_Lodge, No. 4G, K. ot P,|It wasin its infancy, when it was fimes a day, and during that time every ‘o A L SR, LS meets in Pythian Hall tle more than a tract and the stage P ad R WANTED—A firat class mill fireman, m fo 0 inis Hyomei-laden air taken - vrm N30, V. 0. of A.|the medium through which the Teli- | Peta the alr passames AR Tk wibted "g ot N [ . Virginia Dire Council, No. D, L., meets in Shannen Bullding. vements. 6 ‘A"L M.‘ Bulletin Co. |f - Todge Oscar. X meets in Foresters® 11, three centuries ago promul- | pregnated with a erm -k ve title. | T At the Hugn H. Osxood Lodse, No. 6920, 1. O. O i A Hens W Bavs | b sith-giving antisepiic’ ot ‘the '&'?. ntral —oto = O, F.U3L U7, moets in Germania Hatl | SEeed IR0 SOEER |\ (SO ity play Tays and lotions often caus e k) EXPRRIRNCED stonoxrapher dasires Ry Abpiy |5 Pliimbe; a> S - Tni ot the respiratory tracts ot itlon; good - references m ‘ ROOMS to reni In the remodeled meets in Carpenters Hadh 0 o" Drine S other. n Washington st or . house at 17 Durkee '-ane, containi make a permanent cure of tarrh. i a 1 bring on some other diseases and never Buplicly ope 53 tne air of Hyomel penetrates to o obtain o e Inmost” alr colls of tie lunge and ¥ ot enters the Blood with the ox t ineers, 80 Prowpeot ot only kilfa the germs inthe Fhroat | Hartford. Conn: oG hoze. but XIS the bacill In the| & certifed check im the sum of ONE |4onAdence (o rooms. Men oniy, A0St m FOR RENT A tenement of five rooms and bath, all improvements but sleam heat. at 129 Cuff BL. Phone 423-4. T ey o ANNOUNCEMENTS O. E. Ryther has resumed control in Wi e L ~~&few York Som ,of the Norwich rseries, conducted blood, freeing the mucous membranes | HINDRED DOLLARE must accompany | tations by m:l.l‘ Bulletin ant Ads are TO RENT_Two large airy rooms, e ifor the last twc and one-half years from poisonous microbes and giving|each proposal —_—— - - = dl" “0 k vdv' b) ‘h°u_ newly furnished, steam heat, electric GIVE THEM A UHEER. by S. Hartridge. Mr. Ryther offers perect heait! WANTED-Girl for general house y . XK. Iight and bath: near Postoffice A= * 4 : £ X ‘Gomplete outft ia inexpensive and work In amnil family. Appiy Mrs Wi depot. eI Br oItk Otvs tses s ehiltlbn dartiia & \ ol ‘and B e Ham W k. 60 Ocy New o f le. - epot. St 3 a el ety itfeult o e veee] ‘waske” (rast AVYRRTISSRANT. s o sands of people TO RENT Six-room tenement. third Places for sale an all round assortment of itrees, shrubs, everzreens, fruit trees, letc. “Will plant stock if desired. Fx- 5% Osmood have 0 mULh e SO 0C818 ) s floor of 11 Elm St. bath hot wager, set| Those who are toliing unceasingly [pert advice ree. Call on or write 76 faith 1n (ne .fmun'fl Hyomel the, New 8teal Bridge Over Messup River | | FORITION Wanied Boisskeeper for Bulletin Want Ads find fube. gus CE Whitney. Noririch 100 25 ehetr b B AT A 471-3. 'n the mon 0 any 3 ’ . - ul n. oct re s iscourag: Church street. Phone SxTto N 1o e toned. t Central Village for the Tewn of | [\ """, S 00 od and_ given. In- - Thelr faces. work and help; find the TO RENT — Tenoments in different| Give them the Hift of a hearty “Weil . parts of ciiy at moderate prices. I Soner Iqulu 1 Mueller, Taftville Tel. 165-. | Theirs s (e burden of care lost; rent rooms, houses, L. octl striving, stores, factories and | ;o0 RENT_Store ar 57 Franuiin, i C"nE forward the worid om i ” nquire at Bulletin Office. sep22d it ot . tl lon e et i ':}" B K. Ad fal’llls, Se" an\,thlng from S D e e ? = .:T)‘_.:, You '.Ir'-;ll‘z::f greeting €an ald their 9 5 lected, when matters are bids will ba publioly opened and read. | . 00 ¥ St B improvements, O Tiway. posses-| Ycurs is the chance to make glorious The Middletown Silver band of the This is an Essanay feature presented | "' Biane and spscifications-and full i Tna snd —satomate |l @ go-cart to a ranch; and || S given Ock. 1° 1nauive ) A "Caner. iheir duy. e = Salvation Army will spend the weel i & | with all the lavishness ble in & ned at the of- Wnachine opetators: 48 hoor shap; > sepzid end in Norwich and corfduct” the ‘2oi- P purely society drama. The photog- Shatdon, har bier. Apply Empioymen: || Teach all of the English- LE storage or repair shop, reading families in Nor- || Eoaawss et~ wich and vicinity. Plainfield, Connestiout. uuire a¢ Wuifern Ofen LS L e x""v:"‘ru» AL 0 tw a of a mutual friend, Bob Moulton, a a with the - o sxperienc R o et Jove with Myre, the b ot At tRe ot [Leather belt pressmen: state ox- Here | “ 3 |aaughter. By chance, the parents also in Central Vil: Fo- . o . | 1nge not Tater thi m.on Mon- moet here and a reconcillation ix ef- | 8% 5S¢ BET Y318 SUWREN (lne the X SALVATION ARMY SERVICES WITH BAND PLAYING Middletown Silver Band to Be Saturday and Sunday. ana Give them a cheer: who battle though obscure, ‘gainst earth's vils that reigm. Fighting for right through the war C " Engl '—the worid's heroes lowing services: Saturday, Oct. 23rd, raphy too, is of especial interest and | Consuiting Engin ican’ Graphophone. @t 7 p. m. a great open-air concert is rich in the extreme Edna Mayo |Hareford, Conn, == = wridkeport, Oonr. oct20d Falls avenue, near C.' V. station. s TR T At ' FURNISHED rooms, 3130 uo. 38 U = R nD:EAp:jle conveniences. Phone 1192-2. Dying that others the vietory and Bryant Washburn are the lead- |pipry DOLLARS much accompany | “WANTED- Woolen weavers: Knowl At 830, on Union square. The Colo- fng characters, and the photoplay i | saen propo 1oom; loom work: Eood pay. and nial theatre has been secured for the g TO _RENT_The best offices in {513 | Shall they: then, fightt to the end, never therefore of a high standard of ex- ate ¥y work. Apply at once, Admore ‘Sunday services. Sunday morning ser- cellence. Other films for today are Woolen Milis Co.. Yantie oct20a vice at 10.30, a great Holiness meet- e~ An Hour of Freedom, a big Lubin sen- LEGAL NOTICES TWANTED—Boy about 18 years of ing: afternoon at 3 o'clock, entire mu- SR sation: A Night's Lodging. comedy, Age: one thro rammar school. Ap- T T e Sy sical programme evening at 7.30, a and the ever-popular Hearst-Selig R Mill cctisa FOR SALE et orome & 2 Loc B T R R great Salvation meeting. Weekly, the most popular and up-to- WANTED —An experienced | = E the voice thal may gladder Brigadier and Mrs. Andrews, officers FLORENCE GERALD date weekly on the market. Tomo: No“ onoral housework. = Apply FOR SALE _Two steers. gentle and|ning 52 Broadway. their moln in charge of the Southern New Ene- | as Truth in Bvery Woman—At Davis|row. Mare MacDermott will be = foton st grderiy. 20 montis c1a; price 155, DVIW'—V* it _ | sending ifs B2, througn the battle k, will be the leaders at the r A 1 costume drama in four e = ; X 3 7y G HED ROOM — Centrally lo- 3 L i Theatre, Thursday, Oct. 28§ W Bty . 25, ‘Paegous Dabje c1o: Dey Htazhe In ANTEDFive tons of £ o cated. Emma Morse, 13 Union St. Lawrence and band. - The public is{which is presented upon an opulent cordially invited to attend 'all these|scale that dwarfs even the largest | BOSTON FREIGHT HANDLERS services and help make them a suc-|modern productions, will be disclosed THREATEN TO STRIKE cess. Silver collections will be taken|at tho Davis theatre, Thursday eve- up as Capt. C. H. Phillips, the local | ning, Oct. 28th. " 24 officer, is responsible for the financing | Tashioned after the morality play | Unless Demands for Increased Wages 7 OT, October. 1915, Those falling to| “SAFETY of the campaign. of the sixteenth century, it retains Are Granted by Railroads. 7 Byl it SrrEel o pemnvy t. additional. accord! but little more than the form of the to_taw " o0 S TR A the Town of Norwich are hereby noti- | Slectric street rails. George ¥. Barbour, R SALE touring fled o Toturn to"the Asmemmo g esterly, R. I, R. F. D. No. 1. octied (Just overhauied in excelient efore the first day of Novemb - - tion: complete equipment. . Diinted. et Draperts kwgnmgnnnliu.. as cook or house- | Baird, “The Tire Shop,” 187 Franklin a Sworn o, of all "tasanls | KOPSK, APPIY. stating wages, Box 993 [ St. Norwich. oct22d . T EXCHANGE for good farm: well 1 3 mor biades sharpened by | cated modern house In Norwich: la Kirby. 227 Maln St. Norwich, Conn. |iot, nine rooms, steam heat. bath, set ctéd tube, electric lights, hardwood floors el 2 Give them a cheer!—those who Lait on ¥ since mo friend is Tempted to turn'to some smooth-trod- TO RENT g : Losing ail courage to march or tc The very desirable apartment on the ey first floor of the Huntington Flat, No.|You can put hope in their eves and K their volces, HON. THOMAS R. MARSHALL. |early drama. Characters are for good | Boston, Oct. 21—Freight handlers| Bianis can be obtalned at the As-| 875.00 MONTIL paid raiiwar mail | vner, waBts county home Informa-| 170 Broadway. Btrergth in thelr steps that were - or evil and each one is properly la- | employed by the three principal rail- | S€23ors’ Office in City Hail or will be |Slerks: examinations anmounced Jan.|foh from sy 4 AMOS A. BROWNING weary alone: It is with pride and satisfaction that | beled. There Is no mysticlsm and no [ b oo, 0% 15th: aample lons free: write im- | mantic, Conn. octizd_ o Give them a cheer! Lo! its echo re FOR RENT Hra;:i‘ after heart—and comes back —Priscilla Leonard sent by mnil upon application. g . wi P Set i t0 rthie Ttae /e h. The|Toads entering this city will be on| Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. mediately. Franxiin Jnstitute, Dept. ~FOR SALE—No reasonable offer -e- s ement of TionSThomas . Masshal, | G008 are painted in attzactive: colors | atrike tomorrow unless demands for | platts will be received beginning |35-H. Rochester X Y. octld_ | fused; 2 horses, 1 co.t. 2 cows, brood t ist 5 Gy - P Yice president of: the United States, |and the evil do not for an instant ds- | reduced working hours and increasod | Eieceisn Day, oct. sth, 7' *X°®P!| “WANTED_Antique furniture and ol | 307, #hoat seviral tons hay, 4 b b who will lecture fn the'Y. M. C. A.|ceive the auditors. There I a defi-|pay are granted, labor leaders said | Dated at Norwich, Conn. Sept. 2oth, [ 3UVEr: €00d prices pala — A. Bruckner.|JAEIND 20 egy Cyphors incapator Stores and Offices in new Thayer course on November 26th. nite story running through Every- |tonigt. Their statements followed a | 1915. e D p— g Build: Franklin Squars. = Fire-| HUMOR OF THE DAY Mr. Marshall is ‘the’ man. who was [ woman. It is the quest of a vyoung|walkout todey of most of the freight| o .~ BOARD OF ASSESSORS THE PLYMOUTH, {4 Laurel Hill Ave Y p proof, of elevator service. jani- A elected gavernor of Indiana, changing | woman for love. She is beautiful: | handlers in the yards of the Boston rwich, Con sepz The best place in Norwich for spring |, FOR SALE < for. ' Everything up-to-date. — the state from the republican column |she is generously endowed by nature [and Maine road. The number on strike 4nd summer boarding: situated high, PROBATE NOTICE. Apply to WILLIAM F. HILL. Agent,| " Veni vidl viel” wrote Caesar overiooking the water; also automoblie | grerizauled, cleap. And then he added aerimon:: to, the democratic, and later ireceived |and she is happy until in an unfor- | was estimated by the COMPARY at|yg ayy PENRSONS WHOM IT MAY | PALies sccommodated — Ehone 186 Bulletin. 0ct2OWFS 108 o oy P over 6,000,000 votes for the highest |tunate hour she looks into her mir-|500 and by union officials as 1,000. SRR maysd TSI OB SR —Gete A Kahs Hope Let's osee 'em dalets thet’ no office in the gift of the, people, except |ror and sees there instead of her re-| Final demands are to be made to-| BE TT KNOWN THAT on the 19th | “WANTHD—Ts Buy cows snd caives | Teiephone Letanc, corge b Puck one It is of interest ‘to know that|flection the flgure of Flattery, who|morrow morning upon the general |day of October, A. D. 1915. the under-|of il kinds: pay good price. E. Glan 'ro RENT Viclet —Tommy, do you know you Mr. Marshall is o splendid ‘speaker, |tells her that she is beautiful and |managers of the New York New Ha- |sifned were appointed by the Court of | binger el 13 6 Corbanicr. Gorh ™l haven't laughed ‘all the evening? - and in this lecture will speak on Na- and that there is out beyond in the|ven and Hartford and the Boston and | Probate for the District of Norwich, Rk 3 2 QUONOCHONTAUG—Ten-room cot-| Thcmas — But how impossible to —Harvard Lam- new: cost 360; tional Tendencies. This is the only[world a mate longing to embrace her | Albany rallroads, according to Pres- | Commissioners on the estate of Frank laugh all the event place in the state thusifavored on his|and make her his own. The name of | 1dent M. 3. WHhits of the frelght hari e L BT R T R P T R e T iy e e e N B e e e short lecture tour during. the this affinity is Love s 4 n aries R Bult e T E 3 e Rl - 3 = Of Congress, - AQmissiontts this leeturs | longing (0 Claim him and thoush | the. demands, he. said, WOl resuts vy | AESL 107 the Sharebciders of the First | Nelded by this process. Tnauire'sboul | " wom SALE—Ford Gelivery car in A1 | YeSclable Syrdens; bardwood foors| “Why ahould I give vou & boxT in ) Nat . vies | those broken utensils o h Tte. | congt = 3 plumbing and heat. Renta® 3350, | quired Hamfat, th o ¢ v will be one dollar, while" tickets for | warned by Nobody and Truth she sets [a strike. He estimated that about |presented & cidim againet meid estate | Information cheerfully iven. Bdwin |condition. W. R. Frivbie octzod |00 N, Fi5in00. Serd for Sooklet. #‘;vrwmm’. mhont Mt T L the entire course of five can be se-|forth upon her pilsrimage in search | 3,000 men would be affected by a gen- | which claim was disallowed by the |E. Chapman, 132 Chestnut St sep29d FOR SALE—One hundred White Leg- FRANK w. COY, esterly, R. I -.lrl for what 1 du““"_"‘. about cured for $2.00. The other numbers|of Love. This is the play. In pan- |eral strike order Administrator of said estate. horr yeariings, bred from laying strain, . -4 - : . boy.” explained the eminent of the course are as follows: oramic form there is unrolled the | The freight handlers ask a 15 per| THE UNDERSIGNED, such Commis- E. Gibson, care Porteous & Mitchell Co, S— ~ | you, my P IThe fanous New Yotk Arilats com: | wandocinge ot (his fair el e (he ] cent inorcats 1 wages or $2.64 a day sloners, will mest to détide upon sald WANTBD oct10d dramatic gritic—Kaneas City Journal. pany. consisting of five of the best|adventures which befall her. She seeks |a nine hour working day and full pay | A B 1815 nt Thet oohte o AoinmPoE: FOR SALE _Typewriter in very good FOR SALE Moriarity—Th' boys want to buy. & musicians in New'York city. Love in strange places and remark- |for holidays. They now receive $2.80 | Libby, at 63 Brondway, in said Nor-|Six Maids, two Dishwashers, Farm [cORGition. cheap. $3 Washington St —= lovin® cap for Assemblyman Flanmi Dr. Russell H. Conwell - who will|able things happen. The interest is|for a ten hour day, without holiday | wich, at 11 o'clock in the forenmoon. All Hands and Milk oct20d ¥ Jewelur—Here is something very give his great lecture, Acres of Dia- |sustained and absorbing. One hun- | wages. peraona interested in the above claim = e <nd FOR SALE _Herald Onk parior stove, 1 cBolce for $16. o monds. S dred and fifty people are employed in may appear st said {ime and place and| FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU |xo Uiy “mew condition bateain " 311 Moriaricy—1 dom't think Flanoigan The Brooks hnexte'.te of the Boston \éarious capacities in_the “production. | ANNUAL MEETING OF "b-::df\"'i”:,':'i?fi o e, R Broadway, Central Building River Ave. Phone 1145-3. oct20d :_f:l: e hx':. as ‘ph‘lfi::'" we'll Symphony orchestra. eats on saie next Tuesday. Prices . ficut. this - = - - e ' —Harrisburg Patriot. S fiddme Hiheliater, srima donna | 352 fo $150.” il orders ahoud be GERMAN SHIP OWNERS | 21at day of ?5,’-:‘1‘,::":"5“';}"}; GEO. L. CHESBRO, Manager L’E.:‘:: SALE A good skunk and sanf EA. summer g s endiees rou- The reserved seat ticket. exchange Fresdorp of the Sexs Wi Topie' Mest foners on the estate of Frank FOR SALE s e To Ck | “What's the probiem now?™ oceurs on Monday, Oct. 25th at § a. m. AT THE AUDITORIUM. Dwelt Upon. Potter. S e v s s Sandburn's. irap-nested roosters. i3l | . o4 | “How 1o look Brown and tanned on B mrln; wate. : PR NoTICE - Grove Poultry Farm, 5 West Peari St the beach and alabaster while In the 3 Lois Meredith and Owen Moore in |, Berlin, Oct. 21 (By wireless to Tuck- 1o uq, e “,“:""" Y Teiephone 1087 octzod Estate { balircom at night"—Louisville Cour- DAVIS THEATRE. Help Wanted, Noted Broadway Hit. | of German ship owners held ar Hems | pSONCERN: FOR SALE FOR SALE Horss, weighi 1200, Ap er-Journal 2 Burg, Albert Baliin, diregtor-general of | day of October . i 1616 the Gnise: piy Peter Costandi, 112 Franklin St The Property “Mother,” eald Jittle Mabel &0 Complete Change of Photoplays Today | Besides the three acts of vaudeville | tha®" Y ay DEShon A Dy A0k the, under: Zalsphone Sgiand heaven ™ Hamburg-American Steamsship | signed were appointed by the Court of SON R ¥ of ccrse, deat, SEVEN ROOM EOR SAUE—gne ®ood dump o COTTAGE HOUSE ||Troiie— i FOR SALE At extra good draft horses, weight 3000 157 High Street Electric lights, steam heat, set- pounds. Herbert C. Keech, Danieison, tubs, large lot, in fine location, [|Conn. Phome 143 octitd Will be Sold | —Lady Audley’s Secret, Five Act Fox |on the Auditorium program for today | company. spoke on the subject of the | Probate for the Distriei of Norwicn. Feature, with Theds Bara, the|2nd tomorTow, a corking five reel |freedom of te Seas. Ie reminded his|Commissioners on the estate of Frank ) h y Paramount picture featuring Lois Mer- | hoarers, savs the Overscas News | POtter. of said Norwich, deceased, upon Famed Vampire Woman. ideth and Owen Moore has been se- | Ageney. of the “British m e | the apptication of The Thames Loan cured. It is a picturization of the o on the bot. | and Trust Company, acting by Am: The special feature at this theatre 3 I ’ the German fleet would be on the bot- | Browning. its Receiver, of said . Fri S v noted play, Help Wanted, which had|tom of the ocean before Germany knew | wich, who preseénted a claim aga for Friday and Saturday is Lady Aud-|such a long run in New York and|the war had begun.- and added. safd ‘estate. Which cialm wi her mother Do cannibals” Pm a‘raid they dom't.” ~But, mother,” tre Mttle girl insisted. “if a cannibel eats & missionary he'll have to go. wom't her—New York ley’s Secret, a five act production. Chicago a season or two ago, and the | . i o by the AGISirate of o WILL SELL at private sale. until Evening Post ¥ la Ba famous the world over | picture version I t - ‘The object of Grea.L PBritain and THE L) Tk r o PRICE $3,300 Saturd: 23d, 1915, the :)ultuuld (1“ ing e fon o wondectal chacatteriestions, of | B o porelon In enacted by seversi|her aiiies In the war cannot mow be|,SHE UNUERSGRED. mch Commis, £o00s, belonking lo the sstate of the P The adjutant was Jecturing to the uY late Shirman Loomis of Franklin. No antiques. J. Henry Kl Executor. N. TARRANT & CO. octiba 117 Main Street, Norwich MR, POULTRYMAN_Don't miss this chance to get some of the ramous Tom 5 Barron strain of White Leghorns. We || 37 Shetucket St. Norwich, Conn. have for immediate sale 400 puliets and roosters of this sirain and a few year- zhter, eredith. fo > P b fomewhat aiferent. Tole i the Tew | foTisly Wanted, an tnnocent Htile | e o the cathedral at Strass- |Libby, at 63 Broadwi liliam Fox sensational photo drema flenographer seeking her first posi- |that a Duropean peace can oniy bo|bersons interested in the above ciaim Laay S . big, act to learn B Sty hev 7| may appear at said time and piace and Heretofore Miss Bara has portrayed b aasured by v having equal | o', 573" concerning the s the paria ot women waa o Portrayed | that when an emblover meets a girl | rights on the ecean. e heard concerning the same. . % Dated -at Norwich, Connecticut, this bad oF wicked, i Tady Analerately [in his office he for some reason fesls Freedom of the seas. which actu- |21st day of Ociober, A. D 1915 excused from showing her the oRIVAIry | ally. 1o’ beme viohted Gaily 1o an i S adn) OWN YOUR HOME | 55500 Saife W i W e 5ot he would show if she were meeting | tolerable manner by Great Britain, ARTHUR F. LIBBY. or place, cheap, and a new him in _her own home. With some |will be asked for not only by Germany, | Commissioners on the estate of Frank PAY LlKE RENT farm wagon: & Internation; men, indeed, she Seems to be regarded | but by all seafaring nations.” Tryon's Agency. Willim: as nothing less than fair prey. With 5 PROBATE NOTICE. 1 off . g octid men, for instance, like the elder Scott olior twe how Cefiages, gix. raenie subaiterns of the battalion. “In the fleld,” he said, “it is now in- cumbent upon an officer to make him- seif look as much like a man as pos- sible. » Everybody laughed. “That is. I mean,” he explained. “as much ilke a soldier as possible.”-—Lon- don Mirror. THE KALEIDOSCOPE of November, K y. in sald No: Great Britain will understand | wich. at 11 o'clock in the forenoon. All WATCH HILL BUSINESS 1 Clinton.—The engagement NS E > FOR SALE— 18 Cadillac_tourin India contains at least 9 cities of: Scott & Son. .the big importers, | announced of Rl:(sss! Mnrlh‘:“ vbeeex? rl-'m‘ WHOM IT MAY|,nd bath each; electric lights, steam | car. fully equipped, in ood condition FOl' Sale with a population exceeding 100.000. whose general offices are the principal | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lieb, | , BE IT KNOWN THAT on the 19th | heat, firepla fine hard wood floors, F. No. 104 Laurel Hill Ave A store on leased land (long térm = scene of ‘the play. of Horse Hill, Westbrook, to Howard | senor ooiober & D18 But there are other men. t0o. Young- | 1. Chittenden af Clinton. Siphed wers sgoainisd wy er men. Manly young feliows In their Eno for Xhe DA twenties who still have the ideals and o the, ander- | (SO0 s bt st lease). with all fixtures dolng & Manila bas a mean annual temper- . : i THINK IT OVER — 250 noteheads | | €004 business: for sale at a bargain }|ature of a shade more than 50 degrees. of Sorwickigeed size; attractive, healthful ‘eur- 5% (regular ness size) Cottage at Fleasant View. v % B = | Potter, of said Norwich, deceased. upon | "ounding: enveiopes. Raatly printed, for $L90; o0 A 10-room cottage at Pleasant The earliest record of any life in- the highmindedness of youth, and who the appifcation of The Merchants' Na- | Prices $3,500 and $4,500, payable one- [ S2ch 33.90 ey onuples and |} view, lot 50 by 20u. This piace is || surance policy’ bears the date of June have not succumbed to the cynicism tlonel Bank, of said Norwich. which g0 b o b by D e BTl o o e s | | centrally located. 5-minute walk to || 15, 1853. g mgd\e[:ge.‘ To thim = ‘gir), ke cnented a ‘clalm againat said estate, e e TRy Y i T B LIy S trolley and postoffice. and the price the girl Lois Meredith delineates, is | ! fch ciaim was disallo by the o - s very low. “Inquire As president af the French Repub- not a dark femptation, but a whole- | Administrator of said estate ARCHA W. COIT, Voultry of ail Kinds. A Lot at Grotes Leag Point. lice, M. Polnicars . receives & salary of v 2 some, pure inspiration. Such a kind sioners, wiil meet 1o decide upon said| The Mutual Bemefit Life Agenmey. same. Domal o} focated on the water side. sandy ||$120,000 per annum. . : 3 S |of young man is the younger Scott claim on the first ‘day of November,| 63 Bromdway. Phone 1334. - * beach, mot far from board waix. : ; N of Scott & Son. A girl in the office A%D. 1915, at the office of Arthur F. FOR SALE—Wood, stove lengths, 35 || Irice i taken this month is only or a girl in her own home—it's just Likhy. ;at ‘63 Brosdway. in sald Nor a cord: % cord 32.50. Bullard. Tel || 3630. A bargain. = Cottages ail The total streagth of the British the same to him. wich, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon. All A Kk & A R e 5 . |Dersns. interested in: the above ciaim FOR SALE Farms. and costs 000 annoalty. e pony ot in very lucky for the| ltched Day and Night. Stocking Iy ‘appear at said fime and place and FOR SALE. acts strongly upon the peculiar nature | |rritated. Used Cuticura Soap and |"“pateq o Norw r. Connecticut, thia| A fine Cottage and % Acre of Land on of the older Scott, she also: acts upon . . of ‘October. A. D. 1915. trolley and on Poquetanuck cove, the nobler nature of the younger Scott.| Cuticura Ointment. After a Month JOUN, D, HALL. Just the place to live znd enjoy your- v ARTHUR F. Li 1f. Tho. final -confiict -between . the wtwo | 'FootasWellasEver. -Also Healed | commissiondts oo the atise ot Pran | ™ E. A. PRENTICE men—the epic: struggle of pure-mind- ed youth against materilistic_middle Scurf On Little Girl's Head. o PO o b Phene 300 86 Cl - g AT A COURT OF PROBATE_HELD age—is the climax of Help Wanted. at Norwich, within and for the District And since the drama’s noted metro- Cholee of 400—prices from A Disc_Hornless Taiking Machine. t catal nearly new—special at §8.50. o Enmte Keepen i THE PLAUT-CADDEN C€O.. Norwich, Conn. decn’n!nz a mm = ‘of two mA= WILLIAM A. WILCOX. and 73 yards. th 'ay__bridge, ey Bitieie: dbection, Scotland, iz the longest bridge in the No. 61 West Broad ‘St.. Rooms 1 asa || V7% 2. Westerty, R. L. Phone No. 363.. FOR SALE. Cottage Fouses, Tenement and Busi ness Blocks, Bullding Lots. ail in de- THEDA BARA In Lady Audley’s Secret—At the Davis Street China already has almost ,000 miles of railway opened to traffic, with over . S 3 e Sirable locations. LISt y ¥ 2000 miles under construction. Theatre, Today and Tomorrow rolitan stame success this situation| 27 North Ave.. Attleboro Falls, Mass.— | ' 3 1510 OF the 215t day of October, You care 1o seil ot temt s 1 have o cret, however, she is cast for a part | 125 COMe (0 he regarded as one of the | *Two years ago my son, through a brulss | Present- NELSON J. AYLING. Judge. number of people looking for real es- ot it Diale . WA That depicts a woman who canses | miost POV on bis foot, suffored with & severo sore foot. | E¥tate of Hezeliai Huniingion, late B v B T e i it o sy & misery to two men, but ddes it sub- [ “To3 “Nereaith, the petite Morosco A rash broke | ivailace & Ailis of- Norwich. Conn.,| o Fhe V4TY, degirable property 107 Me- Real Estate and Insuramce. s R e e consciously. 1t is the story of a wo- Bl R R s out. His foot |appeared in Court.and filed his resig- | Mimey, Ave. For full b previous year. man cursed by a hereditary insanity | of 2e ‘was terribly red ation as Administrator of the estate| 337 of Room 108, Thayer Bldg. A — v i s s perfect naturalness and manliness, B e ot ot ahe satate JOHN A. MORAN ’ a B e out by c;l;;r;:;hgg head the cast, which contains many and inflamed | 2Ccotmting. and praying that the same|Real Estate and Investment Broker, taining 150 acres, 50 tillai <, el Though it conducts the whole bank and itched day | be accepted. sepid \‘I‘Plel':.up;\‘llv ;( Y’d()dfd.ered.‘ T:Il fléd T e have s |matter bo heard and determined at the Probate Court Room in the City of ‘bandaged, his Norwich, in said District, on the 28th stocking: irrl- | day of October, A. D. 1915, at 10 o'clock tatedthetender | I the forenoon, and that notice of the e pendency of sald resignation, and of on Diamonds, Watches, Jiweiry flesh s0. A% |said hesring thereon, be given by the and securities of any kind at the last we persuaded him to try Cuticura Soap | publication of Khl’: Olfd.Y ('uul ",!n!ll“‘ l:l:;‘l'l‘.h zl!“l ':t‘l:l::u " ewmpaper having s cireu 2 2nd Olntmen. His foos had been runaing | {5a81a District, at jeast aix dave prior THE COLLATERAL LOAN CO, T ing, 143 i St U weeks ho was able to woar a shoe on that aade o this Comes oo that {ESanlianed 1670) Franklia Square. mind to become unbalanced. It is the | shown, inciuding a corking comeds fact that Lady’Audley commits ' the | reel ‘entitled The Curse of a Name, orimes she does while insane :that|py the L-KO company. The vaude makes (he characteriztion so par-|vilio numbers will be presented by e lcate 8 It is {necessary 1o | ffarvard & Cornell, in a piano spo- ; trace the oncoming of’the malady | cialty: Murphy and Delmar, singers from a vague, undefinable beginning|gna Callouette a comedy jaggiors through 1o a series of -horrible. crimes. £ s R Miss maintains, the cresendo’tem- go of ‘the action marvelously, as-per- aps_ she alone-could have.done it. ance pasture and wood ing business of the Britlsh govern- ance of ‘wood and water on place, || ment, the Bank of Bugland is mot a House of seven rooms in good J|state depurtment. condition with _water in _house, large barn, henhouseses and other The Great Western Rallway Com- buildings, this farm is well fenced, || pany was incorporated in 1835 for located on state road, mear Il ihe comstruction of a linc between nd_trolley FOR SALE On Thames Terrace a seven- room cottage, with all modern equipment, large lot, fruit trees, shrubs, etc. Price right. In- MONEY LOANED loan if necessary. E particulars COLONIAL THEAT™ . As‘a matter of fact'when the scenes depleting the emotional icrisis rof the story were being made, . when - Lady Audley loses herself incafrenzy of madness, Miss Bara was' sosovercome by terrificrstrain under which she la- bored that she.was unable to go on any more:that:day. She secmed to lose herself altogether in: her superb interpretation of the part she waspor- traying. Miss Bara is undoubtedly:one of the most sincers - and convincing - artists either on the screen ‘or-on ‘the:legiti- mate stage-todny, and Lady Audley's Becret will - surely +be’ hailed as an added wreath to herilaurels. The vaudeyille attraction on this bill Is_the ' Four-Charles, a_big Buropean novelty act _introducing - expert jug- and many difficult acrobatic te. They.carry all theirown scen- ery and make a lightning change, changing scenery and costumes in a tew seconds. Mutual movies and tomedies complete the show. Concert prchestra at every performance. . v 9 o The-Family Divided, Three Reels, with Edna Mayo and Bryant Washburn. This astonishing society play for today is a strong plea ageinst bearing idlle suspicions against one’s life part- ner, and tells of Henry F. Glazier, a Well-to-do business man, and his wife. They have two pretty children, and much in love with each other. One day, however, Mrs. Glazler sees her husband with a strange woman and [foliows them to the woman's home. Here she sees the women polnting to a child and indicating her destitute condition to Glazier. ~He helps her with' money and Mrs. Glazier, suspect- ing groundiessly that her husband has been untrue to' her, sues and obtains a divorce. The daughter is awarded to the mother and the son to the fath- er, and the boy growing up withont a mother’s influencs mes way- ward. Twelve years after the separa- tion Glazier decides to send his son away and writes to his wife to meet 'Lhe youth for a farewell in the office foot, and after & month's steady treatment his foot became as well as ever. ““Cuticura Soap and Ofntment also hesled » serious scurf on my littlo girl's head." (Signed) Mrs. M. L. Gammons, Sept. 29, '14. Sample Each Free by Mall With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Ad- dress postcard “Cuticurs, Dept. (T, Dos- ton.”_ Sold throughout the world. LOUIS E. KENNEDY DANIELSON Undertaker and Embalmer 8pecial Attention to Every Detail. NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. The adbove and foregoing Is a true copy of record. Attest: FANNTE C. CHUR: octaza erk. AT A COURT OF PROBATE D at Norwich, within and for the District ot rwich, the Zist day October, #rgentm J. AYLING, Judge. ate of Ann Ray, late of Norwich, in_said District, deceased. The Bxecutor exnibited his sdmins- tration account with sald estate to the Court for all is therefore hearing the same, and the sald Execu. ve notice the sriaile of Sl oot n ot n sal Disrict at lsast ten days prior A. F. WOOD “The Local Undertaker” DANIELSON, CONN.- Parlors 8 Mechanic Street ys prior o the date of seid hearing, and make Teturn to the Court. 5 N J: AYLING, Judge. The above and forego!ng is = true copy “of record Alest. | FANNIE C. CHURCH, oct22d - Clerk. REMOVAL NOTICE LEE CLEGG, The Jeweler, s now located at 218 FRANKLIN SQUARE ene flight up, next to Capital Lunch FAMOUS FURS Ladies’ Fur Coats and Sets. Men's Coats of all styles. Remodeling and repairing also done surely. Superior styles. M. BRUCKNER 81 Franklin St Yery nice seven-room improvements. well located, five minutes’ walk from Hopkine & shop. Price very reasonable. Can be bought on easy terms. For particulars inquire of ANT to put your bus- - ‘medium better than ihrough the ad- wertising .olumns of The iness bt(arivm 218 West Thames St. of THOMAS H. BECKLEY, Real Estate and Insurance. Phones 724 — 474-3. FOR SALE JOIIN A. MORAN, Real Estate Brok. Frauklin Square, Norwich. OLIVE R. RILEY Teacher of Piano N. E. Conservatory Course cottage, mod- ‘Allen Tel. 1053-3 inquire. rendered obsolete, as the en- generally E FRANCIS D. DONOHU:! forced Central Building, Nerwich, Conn, SALE HORSES For reason of lliness my buyer will be unable to get me a load of horses by September 14th as advertised. 1 now have a number of good norses that I wish to dispose of. Come and see them. Tel. 1139. Neponset Shingles and all kinds of Masons Buildiny Materials for ssle by Peck, McWilliams & Co. ELMER R. PIERSON. THELL s ne advertsiag medlam Eastern Comnectictr equer o The Bult resuita, *mun for ousiness L ettt O LR American