Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 27, 1915, Page 12

' SHOWERS THIS MORNING, = =~ g FOLLOWED BY FAIR. What Is Going On Tonight |the depths throusn nis jove for | AGREAT FACTORINLONGLIFE selfish woman, but who again attain. f i o ST—Between ‘_ i the heights. It is the struggle of a| Health and comfort in advanced | Lo atom: 2 s, AudiiasVille and Photoplays at the|you from darkness into light, and no | years can best be maintained -by ’,‘1’.‘,‘,'1}.“",;.‘*‘ ¢ &Vfl"nau.-. t Moving Pletures at Colonial Theatre. | one is so able to bring out these great possible, and r “rewara. voiding Worry as far as a Tl Th\;ll\illg:vlllo and Photoplays at Davis h:srtk?ntllom !lu wmlhl‘nml,li ‘;‘n adhering to -l llm&le Mbfi’e‘ofl‘l‘; 1 R el o the clerical garb Mr. e | vitality gets low, the S OTRD ATy DIt St eS| mioiwion Grange, No. 172, P. of H.|object of admiration for his splendid | run-down and weakness creeps on.|ons Jersey. A e s fim Thamas | enren Hall . R A,|tvPe and his work in this character is | Our local drusgist, G. G. Engler, pro- | Jears old. E. D. Davis, Plain ¥ ecin I RO s + R Alremarkable in the extreme. In the|prietor of the Brosdway Pharmacy, | oct2id _ 5 o Norwich Lodge, No. 15, A. O. U. W.|character of a denizen of the under- |has a wonderful combination of the | T CNE rARD for evidence thatowill ‘meets in Germania Iall. world he hecomes a veritable giant of | three most successful _tonies—iron. | ,;aq (o conviction of nters oand Decorators’ Union|strensth and brings about results that|cod liver extract and beef peptone—|on my premises. J. G. ey, e a o ';";&'r" Hall. . g s,|%ould be unattainable by any other |ail combined in Vinol, which he guar-| oct: S it 5 3 s IR . Derson playing the part. A comvincing | antees to build up and create st orie awaT T trom 5%{ ‘meets in Buckinghim Memorial. marner, coupled to & person who is | for- the run-down and aged, or refurd ,,{f',,.'”’.?}'.‘.h netween frarthora and e soul of sincerity, makes Mr. - | your money. % Willimantic. Fin . O, it ANNOUNCEMENTS thaii's_productions gems: of rare beau- Box 1322, Jewett City, and recelys 7o | “5oy WANTED for dairy farm; must ik iv. The balance of the bill shows s ward. be feature films of a corresponding high LEGAL NOTIC good mitker. Write Boy, care Bul- or__stolen. | letin_Co. S oY eratd L ' Best 7 ¥ NKBOOK LOST—Lost $330 Bold flled glasses 207 lorder of excellence, representing the 5"‘“"‘ Nor. 13030 of The Nerwlel | “grs e S 4 T hiades qtumaonday, | Wednesdas: | Sest companies In the world. T e P b o ""q?"t oL, MY, fyee bookist BY-688 uu':giv- ¥ ; x purc rite how: ) ns. o srrng avorromow. | ASSESSORS NOTICE [:ei%ies e Srsnsitnnti ) o, joffso BV L to_present said cla k|~ YOUNG MAN to look i 5 DAVIS THEATRE. Latest Authentio Italian-Austrian War | A1} persons liable to pas taxes in |87 ':";’,‘;',n“«’: Sfin e Rl | oo BN fogk a0k ver Jbs Buflthll W’n’!, Ads are i Complete Change of Photoplays Today | Pictures and Vaudeville Today and | £5 102 SE.G "0 Yebestons” o or | 1818, o7 SubTiea Q.00C ‘"a e Boskiy: ho cunvasaing, Frontierice | daily “o. k.’d” by thou- and los and wum. i reday. st 'day ‘ot No . 1915, A ereof, oF SUEN Bl SRS Aokt Ses ose Pitongt b 2o itien "or ‘plinted Tt properly | Rew book lmuad N d: © ootiiW| WANTED—1s men and 10 women as|] sands of people. b4 o5t and Her Diving Girls. Besides the big vaudeville attraction, | Signed and sworn to. of all taxable| = - — ————————qy——| extias for “Eyerywoman. 'r&u .“T‘ & s RKar-Mi and his royal troupe of Ori- | BroPerty owned by them on the Arst| WiLI THE rm"-no“t:w:: (s | Doer. Davis Theatre, Thu 4 2 e % There will be a complete change of | S1A1 myatiders, ot the. Audlorim o- | Lo oF, Ostover, 1815 Those' ralling 1o | dys ult Saturaay atternoon en he|oclock - " " “eciiea || Bulletin Want Ads find A s v . 5 vu“;‘"-’:‘fiyfh:ts&‘&u‘l’?&’r‘a’czfigfia;fil‘gg SP;;,-,;"f,‘“;‘,;';:em“',mtmgggeggg 9110 per cent. additional. according |jerin Office and recelve Teward? WANTED Saicsmen to tanaie owr () work and help; find the SR They caime thy tarbia currents her: | 3 Fis -part | of = e be obtained at the As-|—o2C | [in, 00d proposition for .right man. TO room temement, third| And to eddy ‘gainst s =i || Nermerita Flschor in the big four-part | picures “of the Italian-Austrian war | Blanks,can, be ghitined, o8 Q8,00 | 3002 siver watch. between Leb. | piota Shica Eiles Cos a1’ aotfat mias. || lost; rent rooms, houses, £ bata Rot water, sat o i | from His Town. nis is one of the| noici is still raging In Europe. These | &,:°y mail upon application. anon and Willimantic. Return to Ar: | Detroit, Mich. oct26d W . B Whitaey, Noriwich | But even these cannot thy rwsh delay B fineat feature pictures ever shown here | bian g Jealiah . soneral ataifa and | CHice Hours, 9 & m to 5 b e | uE B, e ek | L WANTED Two modium pricea ariv- (| StoTes, factories and octéd £To3% 5TV, sombre ohmsma 78 y n Lists w! e . LOST—On Broadway, Oct. 12, a black | ing horses, at once. R.-V. Slater, Nor- o — Tenements in diferent and deplcts life behind the scencs |show 39 different scenes. including the | Friday. Got sty 1333 day. sross of good size with bunch of fow. | witn Town."Conn. oct26d farms; sell anything from || paris 5f <ity &t moderate prices. in ThoY creepesi. seeming atnlster an : heautiful woman in pictures today, and | s Sroclatming Italy I 8 state of | iSated at Norwich, Conn. Sept. 29th, |8Fs carved thereon mlso 8 smmll e [ = e TOM of Hosten, Mase, doss H. Mueller, Tattville. Tel. 166-& Taking, lightly tripping trom f 08 Diays the part o the country Ik | o oy Bome and her people: | 191s. SBaln. A uiin Office and recelve re- |stecple work of all deseriplions: Potne a go-cart to a ranch; and aleep, L h e b clty < and’ fater | coonicoIng S 0F o he . VAt ¢ Sruiaye BOARD OF ASSESSORS S A oct?3d |ing, painting, regilding and repairing: 3 TO WENT_Store i 57 Frankiip B | Pmersest. ‘cross some meadows greer Who goes to the big city ~and later | Cesare by Pope Benedict, the king ac- | Norwich, Con=. sepisd brfead*slicks’ Sofatea® repaired. and || reach all of the English- ]| mquire at Bulietin Othce: — sepad to Foum, §;’ : companied by his bodygusrd. in final cleaned: * water. “tanks "Gaintea and 14 —%.7-——-—_‘—.# 80, twixt wet rocks and over wmdried § review of y's trained warriors, the & caulked: fagpoles painted and regiid. = P X RENT Seven-room modern plain ik : Zombardment. of Plava, the famous| A rs Notice FOR SALE e KeaacnarPoLs Puinted and reelid |} reading families in Nor e s 1 It L T [ 1 Ak, > vecihiatee. 3ot the g Be e affiery actfon, Fiava SSESSOrs Sigeks. prnaments. ste.; setting up fax; || wich and vicinity. 76 Frankiin St Sepifd | AmaTSerst it you rem n your ok B infames. Nallan TeRy [n actlon| o persans mgle to, ey tazee on ALE Py A 1A TR S POl | % TR (o e akmowa eets \u":‘“3“?,;‘,‘;‘;’.}"»?:0.?;3‘5'&?‘2‘:&5&'; hereby “notified to return flt‘?“n:;:on’ rOof gutters a speclalty; trimming and i g 3 essors. on or bel faking down trees. Address: Columblan RGN SO With a serles of the greatest mysteries | November, 1915, a list of all taxable| muo Ler gesirable property 107 Me- | House or care of Fenton Bros. oot26d FURNISHED rooms, $1.50 up. 33 Un- | Al 80 dves clever, senseless man race v roperty owned by them on the fir: FOR SALE 01 all conveniences. Phone 1192-3. o i day of October. 1915, properly sign . n experienced girl for Sepita oniy thomght to reach the newest :\;r Wlolnlc:-ed ;:d wi&l g\‘:‘ke flfl“l: property iy Eiandd K“&'nrl'eyo Ave. For full particulars. in WANTED_A; T 5 oti. B jon St. His . % o s e S e ppear at|..g sworn to. To those failing to re- | JOHN A. MORAN, genera! housework. Apply at 15 Broad. | yom SALE_Driving horse, 950 T — B his audiences ‘the frst part of this|per’cent will be made fo their ;%f iy Freakiia square. | WHILE shopping in Norwich @uring ) price 31578 tons hay, 31¢ in mow; aished rooms. J. B Lucas, Central | Lays unds upon bim end be He % will make an entire change of scene, |tained of Otis A. Browning, Albert D. D e o Tibeter, e asl; | Bulling. ®on . irickyand filusions, starting tomorrow | Senjamin andchazies A Hatknees, As- gre Hitle guirter ‘a’ine columbles nsvnssses and some too e icoas o e —anpe. and for the remainder of the week. |sessors. and & V. Shedd. Town . dinner served in the state. ootzsd |Conn. Tel. 523-13. ning, 62 Broadway. febisd s Sl Bt Pl e o B ALBERT D, BENJAMIN. met WANTED —Weavers. _Apply _Glen| FOR SALE Two parior stov. FURNISHED BOOM — Centrally lo- B r i e shown in two reels, as well as other N R Woolen Mills, Notwich Town. _oct32d | SRl 300 e 15782 O Pihe * Bhas | oo o e A oy 3 - . _ - 5, 2 uite Universal photoplays. Dated at Preston, Conn., S T8 1515, |and all kinds of Masone Buildiny tafi.‘e‘lm‘? :Qm:x Kindly | Clothing House, 147 Muin St. oct3id FOR RENT Stll ‘yours from of ope 4 = . BULLETIN'S PATTERN SERVICE e da, | Maveeisle e e Sl T iy e 3% "!"",5‘,, ed” booes mostly Hosteine: e ser doUble coach T _:" g ks : 5 ps on my feet. you want ent; ence, F0, THE BoARD oF couxty cox-| Peck, McWilliams & Co. |us"%5 %6se our Job>" What you should | harness, rubber-tire” Moyer runsbout |Stores and Offices in, nav e Y Zoors henoa, the' it may Sap Norwich, Conn., Lodge, No. 950, L. O. say is decidedly improper. Yours|£00d general purpose horse. William MIMIRL‘FMHM Square. Fire- | That 1In “lub, acting by Joseph A. proof, trolley, the Cobweb Corner Gc_Cigar.|A. Tator, So. Canterbury, Ct. _oct27d take & = Zinp of elevator service, jani- |1 & cogl cell where thunder. ‘as never teorg i Fagan's Smoke Shop. oct22a tor. Everything up-to-date. George, Chairman House Committee, wr FOR SALE_150 pair rofler skate <l duly “authorized by vote of said club, |3+ C. WITTER ........... Auctloneer| = gy oo roriorces girl for | cheap. Jos. Peringer, 16 Bath St. Apply to WILLIAM F. HILL, Agent, | There breathe but o'sr my areh of apply, for 'a club certificate (o AucuonDRo‘ox‘n ‘n:-:nn- Block, general housework. ~ Apply 260 Wash-| _octitd Room 108- A net Rl “Alamt™ entitle it to have in its possession an anieison, Conn. fgton st. (il g T e A0t too sedly wighed “Alas e B o L e, e iac ja| COWS, BULLS AND HEIFERS SAFETY razor blades sharpened by |Of Mrs. George A. Lewis: will sell ail TO RENT P T e T P ; its ‘social life under the provisions of —AT— E. Kirby, 227 Main St. Norwich, Conn. | together or will s¢ll separate, anything. —Walter Savage Zandor. Chapter 296. Public Acts of 1915, at the octéd at the old stand, 21 Myers Alley. Must QUONOCHONTAUG—Ten-room cot- O e L Rt enih el Sezed guarters of said club, located at No, $75.00 MONTH id_ rallw, i| < tage. 3 acres land, 1000 feet from p Laurel Hill avenue, Town of Norwich, clerka examinations announced Jam | FOR SALE Two heifers. 7 months | Ocean and Salt Pond; sown dower and | HUMOR OF THE DAY~ Conn._Said club has for its purposes 15t D) is free: write im-|old: one young family co C. W. ana objects the following: To promote » ;. V- | vegetable gardens: hardwood floors, o Hoatics Wad hediherly Iove-dto mediately. klin Institute, Dept. |Flotche (‘;olu?m-n octisd 1 plumbing and heat. Rental 3350, Teacher—What animal sttaches provide for social intercourse among| Grand sale of stock at the Ernest I, | 33-F. Rochester. N. Y. octl FOI SALE—_Farm of 199 acres, more | Others $209 10 34000. Send for dooklet. i S . - 1Y IOARITA FISCHER oi THE GIRL FROM & {ts members, and also to promote their | Brown farm, sbout five minutes walk TED_Antiqus furniture and oid | or less on Pumpkin ~Hill Ledyard;| FRANK W. COY. “esterly, R. I Johnmy —Why-er-ery—the bulldog, e D physical advancement; to establish and | from Quinebau-~ Station, Conn., on g00d prices paid. A. Bruckner, | house, 15 rooms. newly shingled an ma'm— Todisnspolis Star. ! maintain a clubhousé and _grounds THURSDAY. WOV. 4 mkiln St. Tel. 717-3. may26d |interior newly renovated throughout: ~T . makes a hit on the'stage to perfection. where its members may congregate at . ; | The Girl from His Town is a simple story, told in a way that everyone can with a touch of home life that Is to everyone. This picture { be shown today and tomorrow only. ‘and no oue can afford to miss it. An- “o(hex b feature on this bill is the 18th chapier of The Diamond from the e ISky_ the biz prize serial that everyone is interested in. This chapter is full e ————— | 3,000 fine peach trees 2 and 3 years old, their pleasure. and for the holding of at 10 o'clock a. m., THE PLYMOUTH, 44 Laurel Hill Ave. |aiso apples. grapes and cherries: barn FOR SALE newspaper? meetings; to promote the mental im-|described as follow: The best place in Norwich for spring|and outbuiidings. E. E. Spicer, Groten, Applicant—No, sir. Provement of its members: to create,| This stock consis R e s e )| Conn = FOR SALE. Editor—Well, Tl t 1 maintain and mAnage & fund or funds|and 50 head, principally pastured stuft | overlooking the water; also automobil ~ g 4 Euess from \which to provide for sick and|and coming fresh directly. also some | Parties accommodated. Phone 185. FOR SALE—In thd town of Brooi The Tommy Hyde farm of sbout 100|70U've had experience.—buck isbled members and for the widows | Young stock, such as Holatein heifers | maysd e e T R o ey Frunbas: | actes in North Framkiin, with good| Ofrs. Church—Wouldn't your hus- FERlTED 80 SRR TIBRIR: B | R R T St | AVERR o by o ang caires | ian daod toads o Tar, e i | Bira: o mlle from Solier. Jne, SO | bt ke o @0 and, dnt im e Taw h 5 i H nds; . E. - | pasture: e summer. In- ? B L T e R S IR T o I binger. el 14-6, Colchester. Conn. quire 12 Oak St, Danlelson, Conn. to Nerwich and Willimantle. dirs. Gotham—No; trying to get & fed It has 4 membership of 306 and | without reserve or limit as usual. Lo i about all the Editor—Do you know how to run a AMOS A. BROWNING, seat in the subway is 5 organized May 9th, 1914 The offi-| ' 1 would like to announce that I have FOR SALE _Cheap. Upright pianc, ; tnderground fighting he wants — 5 irilling and exciting incidents and s, Ofrectors, board of governors sre|also been asked to sell several head of WANTBD mahogany finiah, little used and in 0ct2TWS Administrator. | yonyers Statesman, enture inci S follows: FHouse committee. Joseph | cattle and hotses for a few outside 2 - : = ! | the adventures of the principal " Glorge. chairman, Georke A, Harrl- | parties. as well as several wagons and Venings atter 7. No. 110 McKiniey “Yes." said the farmer. “antmals on characters in this wonderfu) picture. : H. Moles. John C. C immediately af isposi P Ave oct23d the farm are very intelligent. ; pBbete s & prize. of $10,000.offered for & Frank B, MeNira aecretary; | of g owh Stocks ety o . |*00* PE|Farm Mands, Milkers, Doflers, Specter| T Just then some geese hissed. 4 | sequel to this picture,'and you have a rer; Terms of sale’ will be cash. and a Tenders and Strippers. FOR SALE—Two steers, gentle and “I1 should say they are int - { chance to win this big prize by fol- Sterry, Henry H. Jarvis. Wil- | good caterer will attend. - If above date| FREE EWPLOYMENT BUREAU, |grderiy. 20 months old; price 355 A D. exclaimed the astonished Vlowing the picture at this theatre each 11 ‘Disco, Jr. A copy of its by-|shoud prov: dec!dedl{ stormy, the sale Broadway, Central Building. 3 3 2.2 . boarder, “Why, they kmow I'm i week. Other Mutual Movies and co ccnstitution and list of members | will take place first fair day after. FOR SALE 1514 Cedlllac _touring —~Louisvilie BRER e mal Movies ana okl Dated at Norwlch, : W MILLS: 0. T2 SN, Mautsty. car; just overhauled and in excellent e S Courter-Journal . b the ast ehance to-se Rose RS Bona? PG opbt e S = B SRR e P IO rrapkilh To Close an teacis a Titile when e s to sond Pitonof, the champion female long- 1458 L s TR Srme, -Chalre FOR S, - R e b o e tie . E > ALE St Norwic oct22d up distarce swimmer of the world, and NEAT man House Committee, duly authorized. C. WIPTTER ........... Auctioneer G g T I e————— 3 her diving girls. This is a distinet | N¢AT DRESS FOR Norwich, Conny Oct. 26th, A D, 1815 Aokl Hosne: ey BHER: PIGS FOR SALE George A Estate Yes”, replied the fond father. “We BOvIy Ban ik Deen - Midelog. hiz THE GROWING GIRL.|Perscnally appeared Joseph A. George, ' - FOR SALE. Telephone Lebanon. Sctild = have great hopes of him. 1It-looks to crowa: to this playhouse ‘he past two Chairman House Committee of ~Nor: Tsjsiuon, Do A Disc Hornless Talking Machine,| “Fom SALE _THerald Oak parior stove, me as if he were naturally built for | atiraction tomorrow in Deterson. Dick | g WHE, bladic and white (s»)‘.‘.?:?:;x e R s uovlzno‘l_;ln GooDS THE PLAUT-CADDEN CoO., River Ave. Phone 1148-3. oct20d o o R o and Morrison, three boys who have a|gingham. seersucker, linen, linene, or |faid club is a bona fide organization TR I oumiuty: Camy FOR SALE_At a low price. pair of rporal ( Teporting real. classy. singing offering-that -you | percale, good for lawn, batiste, poplin, | Wherein the dispensing of liquors is not 0 extra good draft horses, welght 3000 sick)—What's the matter with you? will like. Matinee at_2.30: all seats 10 | Or repp; and also suitable-for taffeta, |its chief object, but is an Incident of o . pounds. _ Herbert C. Keech, Danielson, Tommy Atkins—Pain in my hab- % conts. children 5 cents, Evening at 7| velvel,” velvetcen " corduroy, flannel, | its cxistence ax an grganization, to its FOR SALE Conn. Phone 143-2. octl4d domen. : = S novelty and plaid suitings, 1t| members who are 31, an ere o 2 poral—Habdomen ’ S0 643 30,15 ana 50 cents: Come | Pane Ly AR DI suitings: The right | members who are $i"and cha thers C All n [ | SmrovLTRYSAN—Dowt mies s Will be Sold o e hona e early if you want to be sure of a seat. | cioes Fh peesth ship. Frank C. Sterry. Notary Publi chande to get some of the famous Tom omick, you mean. It's homly hof- Concert orchestra.at every perform- | The siocte may v fateca | CetiTwW P i x v UILDING LOTS |5 sisin sl Wolie Teshomns W ficers as ‘as habdomens— Boston ance. ¥ Wrisc length with o stratght cug or i = FRIDAY, 0CT. 20mH, BUILDIN T have for immediate sale 400 pullets and Cheap Transeript. 5 T IR T RS sl euser 1o NOTICE TO CREDITORS. roosters of this strain and a few year- iy PR e cuff. The pattern is cut “four sizes AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD w h' to St ling hens; barsain prices. Also a good My lowncast ” i E EVERYWOMAN. . 5 G0 eI tee ke Torwicl i thin and for the DIELD | As administrator of the estate of the on Washington St.. honest bay mare, will work in any spot y wife has threatened to leave — Varis of 10-inch material for a 10-yeas | Of NOrwich. on the f6th day of October, | Jpte Thomas Hedves T will sell ail of o place: ‘chean, ang & new'ong’horse me” i 5] 9 9 - & n; ern: 0. 3 ; Davis Theatre Thursday Eveming. Hizc” °" ™ SR A D I ox G e e A Rion: without Teserve or| Greene Ave. and Cedar St. [farm wigon: G Internationsl Do oer up; women are slwaye b evo A pattern of this fllustration mailed | Present—NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. -~ yon's Agency. threatening something like that, but i dramatic spectacle Everywoman. | (o uny address on receipt of 10 cents in| , Fstata of Ada = B. Kinne," late of | it described as foliows. = .| por particulars and prices adaress| 914 || 37 Shetucket St, Norwich, Conn. §| e, Eardly ever o it i . W Bavage. e b o e g edito . & Stein caives for c ers Conn. an, 2 s z 2 “ : y- o . Oct. 28th. : —_— L ; months old. Olstein yearlings, cach $3.00. = > ¢ anique production. Which has made R Dithin six months' (rom tbis date, by |\ i™ Kyranire, 2 fat caives: 19 year brices for any printing you are in nesd INESS Jlomaer . o such “an ‘extraordinary- - suceess - in With & copy of this order, on- the sign. | 014 roan horse. 1150 1bs. 1 brown horse, of. The Bulletin Company, Norwich, “What o7 ngland in addition to its American Same welght and size and a Eoo: onn. er & nner, 2 England In ad K Amers Bost Rearait “io- {e” place whero suid | inme welght and size’ and d c “After 1 bought him & thea. iumph, has been witnessed by four eccased last awell and in the same - million ‘people during the four years BUYING ultry of all kinds. ter tickets and wm it supper, faenmed, st SRl A0, 8 ke SNt | RO, CROPS AND MISCELLANEOUS P e e For Sale 5T wanied o, maRch s o oea WG in a newspaper having a circulation in One automobile with express and RER e, Sus Catut S e Samuel Gellert, Colchester, Conn. A store on leased land (long term paid the carfare bome.” said District. and make return to this [ touring body, Winton six, 2 team wag- | the Huntington Flat, No. 170 Broad- P e e ase). with all fixtures, doing a ||Courier-Journal Court. CELSON J. AYLING, Judge. |OPS } tWo-horse cart. 1'land roller, 3|way, with three apartments on separate| , RO SALETWood, stoys JEgihs, 26 || good business: for sale at a bargatn. The above and foregolng 15 a true | nlkey Plows, 3 common plows. 1 phos- ‘which have elapsed since its first per- formance, and it is now being played in_half a dozen countries. & . Everywoman is a sort of nondescript 5 in_the matter of classification. It par- copy of record. Brtendate, portable. engine, on wheers, o N LL: Pt et THE KALEIDOSC b S ANNI . 3 3 01 e ne . NR’ z U’ ~ in_the matter of elasifeatian. Tt par- e *Eannm o, caumgr | GrSErdnle, BIranis, e of, ety i Fari v : drome. and musical -comedy, and_yet, s View, lot 50 by 200. This place is —_— wheclbarrow, 1 horse rake, 1 ensilige AMOS A. BROWNING. strictly, speaking, it does not belong to centrally located, S-minute walk to r"?":"::;ul. was formerly the name cutter, 1 one-horse express _wagon, < s trolley and postoffice, and the price || of Port: one of the three classes. It was sus- cnORICE— AL Sreditors of sald de: |neuriy new, 1 two-horse express wag:|- °c30WS FOR SALE is very low. Inquiie about it gested to” thie author, the late Walter their claims against sald estate to the | N, AIMOSt new; cost $225, 1 cheap ex- A Lot at Grotom Lomg Poinmt. In the early days a _bandmaster & i Browne, by the morality- play Every- undersigned at Griswold, Conn., within | PFesS Wagoa. = slelghe, harness, bot Located on the water side, sandy Not till 1820 j man, which was performed throughout On Thames Terrace a seven- j America a few years ago by a band of beach, not far from board wal " P if taken this month is only room cottage, with all modern Toaee M A Tsain. “Cottages ~ ail it cquipment, large lot, fruit trees, around ht e { Toglish players under the direction of Ber Greet, vet the latter work was } gloomy and morbid, while Everywoman | Is bright. witty aig abounds in com- ¥ : ly. { The production is on a vast scale and i} represents a cash outlay of upward of } £60,600. 1t is considered by Henry W. Savagc as his greatest triumph as a ! producer. - The cast is a long one and includec 37 speaking characters. The ieadirg and title role is played by Edna Porter, a beautiful young south- ern woman. The accompanying music is one of the features. It is symphonic in char- aecter and includes 26 numbers which were especially composed for Every- woman by George Whitefield Chad- wick, dean of the New Ensland Con- servatory of Music of Boston. A spe- clal symphony orchestra is carried by ) single and double, 200 bushels of corn. the time lmited in the above and fore-| 39 tons of hay, about 1 ton of squashes, e 3 JOHN POTTER. 200 buskels potatoes, and a lot of lum- octz7a N PO R r. |er sultable for wagon poles, ete. * ;))‘he farm “:l !oc;ud Igd_d!;cflhe%‘l e| AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD |f0ollows: 2 1iles from Quinebaug Sta 3% Sorbish! Wi a0 TR ton Conn. ¥ il 2ein o | | OF ANTIQUE AND ¢ Norwich: on the 26th day of Gctober, stock. North . D 1915 Woodstock MODERN FURNITURE Ergeint NELSON I AYLING. Tndxs | /neraon: . 1o honst 11 Sooms. 1 Bap RO el Norwich, in said Digirict, deccased. O | 96%40, with coliar, 1 horse Barn, with | Consisting of one double column Mir Fclix Keenan of Norwich, Conn., ap-|Seven stalls. and wagon shed attached, |ror,” Chippendale Chairs, Mahogany peared ln( (,\Jll}:‘l and filed a petition |1 l)"ledtfisxslll, lggrweg l;xlr::w ’,‘lga{:"’“‘r‘ Tabl a, Gla are at praying, for the reasons therein set|apple trees, 2 er- & Portn Snat an nsieament Doromrties | Fice, running water system throughout,| Mrs. Adin Cook's, 81 Union Street, Phome No, 365. tobe tne tast will and festament of |and everytning in excelient condition. | WEDNESDAY anc THURSDAY, sai lecease: e admitted to probate.|and must L e- 14253 Viereupon, 1t 13 Oriered, ‘rhat said |ciated. | Bversbody come and 'ses''a|OCT. 27-28, Hours 9-12, 2:5. etition. be heard: and determi 004 Sale. whether you Buy or not. : Phe Brobate Court Hoom In ine Crey of | ST, decidedly stormy. sale will ta C. J. King will have charge of tho Norwich: in said District, on the Joth | place first fair “week day. X caterer | sale. day of October, A. D. 1915, at 10 o'clock | will attend, and the terms will be cash. N FnR s % i i1l forencon, and that notice o the H. H. DAVENPORT. N Trovements. welt -Jocatsd. Sve pendcncy of sald petition, and of said Administrator. ern lmprovements, BeRRns "ok eon: b2 BIVen 03 he pube| Pomtret, Conn. SALE HORSES Trinatey walk from Hopkins & Allen lication. of this order one time in some SEVEN RO shop. Price very reascnsble Cam be newspaper having a circulation in said OM Farms. Cholre of 400—prices from 33 to $20,000. Send for catalogud. WILLIAM A. WILCOX. Ccvent Garden, London's Real Estate Broker, . 41 West Broad St., Rooms 1 and 2. Westerly, R. L grected on the banks of the Tyne in shrubs, etc. Price quire of THOMAS H. BECKLEY, Real Estate and Insurance. Phones 724 — 474-3. BDought on easy terms. For particulars y P c t 1 have a few Horses of all kinds inquire of blood the_organization to properly render the Sk D ot btk Iphor & LEGAL NOTICES that 1 want to dispose of right away. COTTAGE HOUSE 301 Alexis score. The costumes for the produc- COAT FOR GIRLS. furn be made to this Goart. Workers and Drivers. Come and see v £ _tion arc especially rich. Prices Zic to NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HBLD |them. Prices low. Electric lights, steam heat, set- $1.50. Seats now selling. A Practlenl, Desirable and Serviceable | The above and foregolng ls a’truefat Norwich. within and for the District ELMER R. PIERSON, tubs, large lot, in fine location. . - e of Norw! lay of 3 ‘bara Model Pattern. Ritest"“““'FaNNIE ¢. cHURCH, N DIt 4 3 Telephone 1139. PRICE $3,300 FOR SALE COLONIAL THEATRE. This style is excellent for cheviot, ccti7d Clerk. . P i L S 109 LAUREL HILL AVE. < 3 serge. twaed. en, 4 . i AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD E J Henry B. Walthall, Hero of Birth of a |Tinenc of repp. The fronts ate crossed |at Norwich. within and for the Distriet | NOEwich, in sald District deceazed |B1Jy THE RESIDENCE OF by M — B B N nn ol Path. In' revers Faihion and present a smart| of NOrmich on the 23th day of Oetober, |, dhe Trustess exhibied their admin. N. TARRANT & C9O., Laurel Hill Ave known as the *, . an tyl . Thy Z A. D. 1915, S i . o - 3 g et Rioh iad with the ek | Present i NBLSON J. AYLING, Juage,|ihe. Court for allowance; it is there-| P, T. VANDERWAART 117 Main Street, Norwich e g Every motion picture lover the|closing at neck edge the model wlil be| Estate of Robert Stevens, late of|°T® use is _finished world over is familiar with the face 3 y ' ituatls Washington i fine for cool weather. The pattern is|Norwich. in said District. deceased. Ordered, That the 30th day of Octo-|Delightful situation on 4 And came of Henry D. Walthall. Not | out tn four siness 5. 10, 13 and 14 Vears, | Fhe Administrator exhibited nis ad- | Do, A-"D. 1815 ‘at 10 o'clock in the|Street north of Park entrance near alone lately is he famous for his mar- | It requires 3 rards of 44-inch material | ministration account with said estate|f97emO0D. at the Frobate Court Room | trolley line. House has 8 rooms and velous delineation of the superb char- |01 2 10-vear size to the Court for allowance; it is there- |in the City of Norwich, In sa strict, ;Eé i 5 g rey cod_ floors, and elec- FOR SALE. is in excel- t iy and the same i, appointed . for|Dath. hardwood floors, gas and ¥ Seter: 15 the world-wide famous Birth | to /s R sahneor 'S, dlustration mailed Tt s o ame, and the seid Trus. | tricity; hot air heater and three fire- | Cottage Houses, Temement and Busl: o of a Nation, but he is remembered |silver or stamps. = £ A, 1915, at 10 o'clock d %o give notige thereot | places. Lot is 60x200 feet in size, of- | ness Biocks, Bullging Lofe. S0 0, A% even more favorably in the many art-; Order through The Bulletin Company, énoon. at_the Probate ublishing this ore once in some | ferirg facilities for garage and garden. | 70 e e o Tonts 64 1 Bve & istic achievements of the Essanay | Puttern Dept L : om | e Wspape: irculation [in said ich i for T orwich, Conn in the City of Norwich, in sald District, | ReTspaper having a o Owner leaving Norwich is reason T T pecole looking Tor Teal ea- e Tne amne (o Appolated ro: | District, at.least three davs drior to . By n - : . selling thie very desirable’ Property. |fate investments. company, by whom he is now employ 25 newspapers | hearing the same, and the said Admin. | Lhe daté of ssid hearing, ‘and make re- - cd at a fabulous salary. The Essanay | In 1850 there were 2, i turn’ to the Courl WILLIAM F. HILL, FRANCIS D. DONOHUE 4 hished in thi S istrator is directed to give notice there. z o Central Building, Nerwich. Phones productions, made in the finest equip-|Published in this country. Now there| = g d NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. Real Estute and Insuranmece. Pea studio i the middle west. vie with | are more than 23,000. e’ niwapaper” having & cironia The abave and Forsgoime is = S ARCHA W. COIT, Reom 108, Tharer Mg the world's biggest outputs in quality, — in gald District, at least ten duys prior | CORY OF record, oo L interest and photography. Recently 2 TR to the dute of said hearing, and make| Attest: - ik, |63 Broadway + Mr. Walthail was seen at the Colonial retura to mfigganj et s - BU“—D'NG Lo.rs Exc"‘"c: or:ar, Hater, and again grasped the 1 account of Increase 1a price of to- for good farm: weli located modern copy of record. & oA Cigar will be i Bushnell 3o, heartatrings of cvery picture fan and [LEE CLEGG, The Jeweler, | ““Ritest! “““Fannie c. cuurc, DR. F. W. HOLMS, Dentist |sacco. the Wittestone Are Selling on Place |nouse in Norwich: jazge lot. pulled himself into their favor as well SR octiid Clerk.. Shannon Building Ammex, Room A 3. ¥. CO! Only four more left and they are mice |T0O0MmS. Steam heat, ot ! as establishing for himself and the is now lacated at i i T S e Telephone 533 ones, and the prices are right. woric = new acting lmit, Today in| 218 FRANKLIN SQUARE | incss berore the pa ‘i ‘The Circular Path he tells the story medium Dbetter than A mini: ‘who s ‘dragged down to ¥ \ Jan2a wants _country o ta | “THERE = me advernmg E. A. PRENTICE from TRYON'S Af one flight up, mext to Capital Lunch vertsing columes of el B e uatnes resuita. Phene 300 86 Cliff Strect* Conn. >