Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 20, 1915, Page 16

and Photoplays at the e ; S S TR o : contrast to' that of the Boss's PR b served at Church| Pk oMy ie the Boss. Mr. n not relleve, Whi B ; £ % Toag u £ e | Biinn's Cpowerta, ' vigorous *acting ; B e e | < Wi ) g A f : . _in e D e v Exceptional bargains in _ Carpet|Method"is well suited to the part of . turday = L ol | B TR R §|, 750 PER MON3 n Sweepers - next Tuesday at Sehwarts| The Boss. This is Mr. Blinn's fret o e Sy 8 3 o man s : To he welghs Bros. $3.00 sweepers for 98 cents for | appearance before the camera, and his | one SuIEEIDS WILh, St o % : L35 ““" — ¢ "fireplace ch 3| = some brunt of in the opinion of all Who bave that day oniy. Take one home and | N % S5 0R Him as” ona of the | o oure N T e greatest motion ploture actors in the | . ot®,&,0a800d can tell you Of meny et = z A ; - _roo : through AT farm or ety : W Iwmoum'hsf;:’m“g:a:m 2 lice Brady and Holbrook Blinn in [ it :‘ Teieies many o the mesting 'G. List, Minn My loadhis gles) I henk my God it : “The Boss" titute bination . . A . serve its annual Rabbit Ple supper|of Gramatic values, whi¢h make. the o other d “has A . e e et erdaf—1 faltereq , this” (Saturday) night, Nov. 20, from| offering inténsely exciting and inter- | made so “peroen ot g your community; 80 e 1 - N 5 to 10 o'clock: Supper %5c. Cake| egting. v P R ',,”,’2:','-“....;!&'.-"{:“0'; - v | oremay e used.. Taternationai il . 2 [ tao and eream 15c. Besides the above attraction, the customer whom it does not help. s - - 2 - i t - whe: 3 Colonial theatre will present “Broncho °fie best kind of advertising Queenstown Prcu.%uelnu. nov20d N0 REI T encieht of soven 16 way 3o dreams ¥ To . UTHE BIRTH OF A NATION.” Parents,” a_das] ern | praise of a ploased customer, and experience MATRIMONIAL—Nice Nttle widow, 3 ‘par o - g B 3 ah S Acranes tho| are piuniicy h (L 2 morth $48.000, very lomely 1% Evutre o6 e Baney. 50 Ave | M7 load—his gift! If hsavier then each Last Chance to See This Big Feature | popular cow-boy hero. e ertived o db. A f s ago i gh g Unity, San Frantioco, o' novied T ne 1 niesd to test ana epur Photoplay at the Davis Today. ' | Coming Monday,-is the glittering | ffiay could eat nothing without wonder. | 2Pproaching e R e T - £ PER MONTH rents my oriental spectacle ‘entitled “The -Prin- | ing’ what the Tesult would be. Since AGENTS wanted: cither sex; for our And'travel &il the sasd Be trod, until In all things there is always one|cess of India® a famous “Sun fea utlng Mito'ns fley ol what they wani : : fast selling houscnola “speclaley” bl bargains SEhes} Girage, Earden and o e . e e ana are pomared. In_ sorsen | Ll Socioty duma Toaas g |fulfering. This medictns comes in.the | He <4 Slalty ‘Cb, Dept. 3, Ipswich, Mass. o S hood, Eod Which e swowa. Spectacies that one best is admitted | Boss,~ it 18 sure to delight and appeal | [gim of . small tablet and is very o EOYENE = Conn. Bourner Allen. and proclaimed throughout the world | to everyone. - 4 e all. forma of | _Afterwards 'WANTED—Salesmen to call on plant- ¥O e u Ty manentiy relleves i1l forms of | ariother storm and was driven far out | ers with our highest e ‘standard SATa - L s s e S Ol A antec without | into the Atlantic. She turned turtle Eurden and grass seed Sieven sonsec: GooDs steam heat. lnguir 455 = e camera, The of a-2 S01d under a positive ht b et e R T e Cent, it | _(“Wo nave burled him with his niz- the most elorious spectacie ever pre- | NEXT WEEK AT THE AUDITORIUM 200 "0 1 tion. to refund the: m if{and_became a menace to navigation. | HHIVS Years e LTS Insu eal Estato Asent, Ric Wo hi & N with his nis- gers.” - sented to man and expected to be the it does niot relieve. This is 01 e| A naval vessel was sent out to des- income; experience unneces- Colonel n."m’d Dingacle of Ml art for the. next 20 h’{";”mm&wmm; of t)!.xe Au?ltofl;th to met well and you ought to take ad- | troy the derelict, but the commander . “'Cobb Co,, Frenkln, Mass. RO RENT_Booms for Hght house | yeats to come. This stirring picture [ 125 booled many fine shows since the | vantage of Lee g - - |@ecided to try to tow. it to port. After 3 ERpps utukve vision Bt P hae | Written by Mrs. B. O Watemston (wits ;‘u:’:m?ha‘weer: engagement at- the | 3T OF e ey will 2dd another v-rlvr:l: m:);l‘vl:t:x:“ he Feached | 53y mewEN Wanted: advertise cigem: Wanted: savertive cigam this line. o= - o the Unitarlan clersyman of Bos- Matines at 2.15, evening at 8 to the niready lons list of good shows. | curities Commission of - the United| tor sicceeded In righting the wWreck. | Sasiphis, Bar o o Lo Coviod St N. E. Smith, 90 x:?; Wil sateah Wodihovs b T S R s A There will be three excellent acts of | States, 1910-11; Trustee of the Car-|Tne hull was temporarily repaired and | o oo Seans - ovith Ty goara oF 8 3 X o ) %s | vaudeville and a corking Paramount|pegie Foundation; author of numerous | the cargo which was found to be in-| ..} Y T 2 e A it poortusty | Picture featuring the bewitching Mar- | pubiications, ircluding The Education | tact has now:been deliversd o the | Sommiabincice, Upnocessary: TO RENT—Three tenemtn! v wm&h‘.fld of of seeing this wonderful picture which | uerite Qlark in “The Pretty Sister of | of the American Citizen, Freedom and | original consignees in Cork. right man. J. E. McBrady, to the last review, ,. 5 neric down e s _shown here intact at reasonable | J0Se. e show will open on Mon- | Responsibility, Standards of Public hov20d oy 3 . 9 3 day matinee with a single reel L-KO | Vorality, Some Influences in Modern gions dassiing ht, prices. Don't wait until it is too late K Morality, o - it > FOR SALE . TO RENT-—Six-room tenement, third | Bear up thos souis g —do it now, while there are still plenty | S9medy _entitled “No Fiirting Allow- | Kconomic Thought, and so on, the list FOR SALE e A i youar ey floor of 11 Bim 5L batn, hot waler, Botore Chrlst et rons or Tt of good seats left. ,” with Hank Mann and pretty Peg- | might be continued almost indefinitely. x | Successtul treatment, address Suite 402,| FOR SALE_Banjo, oil stove, ulater, | Lub% ey, Norwi Bull octed : &y _Pearce in the leading roles. This | Doctor Hadley is a recognized authori- | — 92 Broadway, Detroit, Mich. novsod — |sealskin cape. Dr Walker, 15 Boswell | Sulle! The Master who remembers g DAVIS THEATRE. wlll,’l;e!oll:’vv)e:l b}-“n-: fl“';‘;e",:“g;"‘{,‘; ty, and his aadresses are replete with " UNCLE SAM has thousands of Jobs|AYe- now20d TO RENT—Store ::) 57 mu?“ it h‘??: mt_h rm:'..'.",'; spear, / : number whick will be presented by |ni original observations. The views open this year: 1 will help You get ane: | —GCOCH T aeiec B T Heas | aSS st Bulistin Offes. e s’ thetr ransomed souls appear. Big Show Next Week of Keith Vaude- | Monahan and Dolly, a lady and gentle- | 5¢ 5o distinguished a thinker on a sub- grite for my’ big free book DX-638.(White horns, both combs; aiso two| TO RENT—Seven-room flat, modern 7o * ville and Feature Photoplays. man who are experts on the roller|ject of such timeliness as The Demand A Very Nice New 3 Earl Hopkins, Washington, D. C. £ C."puff Leghorne; good stock.” Ad-| Improvements, 116 Brosdway) posses- |Ang thou youns gémerous gL skates. They carry their own special |75r Military Education are of ‘great fl:x.:‘t‘ o, e n:gnueo:mpg nov2OSW dress C., Box 94, Lebanen, Conn. 1. Inquire C. A. Gager, whgh thy greeting bet For the first half of next week the | SKAting floor and introduce many novel | jmportance in any tonsideration of this | ¥ith all modern \mprovements: Wil be | 5 G r s Socona hand, lightwelght, | 2OV208Tu B i) sep2id | “Thou hast aided E‘ “Gown-trodden, ettt S DI Sk | o e v Nl T, Some | i Sk B Commanied e 8|12 VLS T T e e = T Bkt b i Sanally 3 A - | tention-of every person in . JOHN A. MORAN, condition, cheap for cash. Moosup, | handkerchiefs, laces and art 1 , bardwood floors, i, 3 vt e ohotopiays Cwith tha | St Who presents a very neat act, and | country President Hadley's - discus- Real Estate Broker, |Eocic ok G557 "7 " soviia ™ | dn Inmarket for 5,000 dozen adles |Steam Hesier, slectric Lghts: geod ot Yandeville attraction Jessie Blair Ster- | fOlowing her, Mowards and Hardsha, | cussion of this very vital iseue prom- | Fraskiis Semere. ____ Norwich. | "WANTED_Two tovs to st up pins | S50V Gioey, fipen hanakeroniers. P e i, s el M o HUMOR OF THE DAY lings Highlanders "This is & real{COOTed (o4 WU D¢ 2oen In 8 UG |ises to be one of absorbing imteredt. 3 1 bowling alleys. Apply at Eiks’ Clup. | W G Say, Olney. 1. nova0d T : e St Scotch act and every member of the 3 g _mov2ed -~ '|" FOR SALE_Two nice horses, § years| FURN Tooms, 3180 up. 38 Un-| =Where're you living now, Podgers™ troupe is a product of the land of | ThS AL WL, MBS W0 VANISUIR| Church Bros. pay good prices tor raw FOR SALE WANTED Patonts secured Through | 31%; 50und and kind, good workers and | on St, all convenlences. Phons 1193-% Boarding .at _the same the heather. They sing Scottish songs, | Proramme and then oL AP it oty Phrry etiiet: credit system; free _search; _send Parivete WHSht 1350 each: will sell one:|_Sepiid ___ _________________ e e dincy, Sine Scottlsh son&s: | will come the big Paramount produc- | furs, Ty o B I IR R o du 3 Six gu. v iat I The D double harnesses, most new; price low lar bagpipe band of their own. Miss | tion, Marguerite Clark in “The Pretty BUILDING LOTS |& Qg 4228 Warder Bldg., Washington. | for cash. W. E. Clark, 216 Mountain Sterling in_the act is arecognized e oL ey iy Mputls Ploieon Washi s 3 Ry St, Willimantic, Conn. nov30d prima donna and one of the best sing- ¥ o - WANTED—Flat or roll top desk. | oo st E Two veerlines 5 2 - Ere ot Scottish songs now in America. | stareing venicte - -\l BRIEF STATE NEWS o R ashangten S Answer Box 13, Builetin.__“Rovisd | Fg® SAESEYY, verinen B K| syomacE meosTaaus 1 an- fi::;; SR S R S il been so constructed as to exhibit to Greene Ave. and Cedar St. i'omA’:E? R i e e Ll Cunnat beTon S iRark FURNISHED ROOM — Centrally 1o- ,‘;H.'r "Nmnwm‘ voom . the fullest extent iss ark's many 1 ing. Apply ti 11 - | tread memah Lice 3 | cated. Bmma Morse, 18 Union St capabilities. It is that of a peasant e For particulars and prices address | Lian House. between 4.30 and 3355 . | sena S00 and try'a botsle, postage pald | —————————t——————| "Yea_I have aubsumcsl wmy - girl. full of life and buovance, instinct | ofg Saybrook—A. Suffragette league | o5 2!l 7 HyH- g novisa Baln B narwien co o trare OR RENT o . AR ¢ qandifate. T T Iy et g hs o S e e B Lol > o SNITTERS wanted at once; male of | —ron garm Six Theviot swes. F R s~y wl‘m:usn:nplu tobacco for my at . holidays. FOR SALE. o b s g il A 5 “|Stores and Offices in new - comes for the first time to live amid machines: highes: wages paid; steady |A. Kahn. Tel. Leb. novisd res Thayer | husband. Cottage Houses, Tenement ana Busi- B 3 roR i e | Buildi Franklin are. Fire- | DU ts‘;.i sh;;l:n:eo; ]‘nd del:g:;a otl‘Mladrdld. Waterbury, — Mrs. Sally M. West- | neas mfwh‘ Baitding Lots, all in de- Bg&im’rfl‘.’.;m Knitting c?‘.av‘g;;u FOR .A%t a_low price, hand- '1;“ o g e Squ. B s “Yes'm. What kind?" 3 ey Ehe. her mother's wifely de-| over celebrated her 93rd birthday | sirable locations. List your property if Some dress suit; perfectly fresh: never f,,"' Everything up-to-date. L bardly know. What flavors have votion scorned by a cruel husband, | yrongay, November 15. you ‘e _to seil or rent. as 1 have a| MAN AND WIFE would like to- take | WOTh size about 36; good chance for - you?"—Louisville Courler-Journal. . and she has resolved that her heart ‘. number of people looking for real charge of and run a corporation board- | §Mall man. = May be seen at store of F.| Apply to WILLIAM F. HILL, Agent,|” “Pa, what is affectation?” shall never own a lord. But there is tate investments. ing house, or would hire a boarding | A- Wells Company. novisd | Room 108- “Affectation, my boy, is carrying Sebastiano, the matador, hero of the |, ESsex—Business is rushing at the WILLIAM F. HILL, house; had 15 years' experience. Ad-| “WOR SALE_Baron's and Neal Broth- three extra tires on an automobile arens. whom all _the ~‘wemen of |keyboard factory 1o Ivceyien and the and Imsurance. O eviay T Kattie, Ongon, Comi: [ ore. iaits “Wyandotia coskersls. for TO RENT that never gets more than four blocks ; Madrid love with an adror unknown to Thayermiag. |-V _____ |bresding purposes, $3 en gach, + |away from a garage —Detroit Free | hour overtime daily. s01d at once. H. W. Thompson, Putnam, £ Pepita. She witnesses the sad fate of ANTED _Raw fu . Press. 3 - St, Thursdays and Saturday: . | Conn., novisd '| QUONOCHONTAUG—Ten-room cot- |+ 3 o o i e ol ek | Waterbury—The union Thanksgiving Eennett. “FOR SALE Teni - cchange. sic. | tage. 3 acres land, 1000 feet from| “I trust we shall make you feel B e e b AT Tvtemaic | services will be held in the First Meth- SAFETY razor Dladcs sharpened Dby |utted In the center of the town of | Ocean and Salt Pond; sown fower and (quite at home” remarked the hotel + fied in her heart. But S ‘.zm» ho | 0dist Episcopal church Thanksgiving E. Kirby, 227 Main St. Norwich, Conn, | Roseland. east coast Florida, three- | vegetable gardens: hardwood floors, | manager. - 3 fled in her heart. But Sebastiano; Who | borning at 10.30, Fev. Robert I | The very desirable property 107 Me- | “novsa i 3 ¥, room bungalow with piazza 71x24 feet,|plumbing and heat Rental $350.| “Don’t try it.” expostulated the mar has heen all tenderness and solicltiude | Brown will officiate. e e e i Bl b Y e e oy e | g AR e B R AR LTI e e ot - e st ool ot o 7 — % ester! dge. for the humble Sarita, sees Pepita and § A E ] JOHN A. MORAN. $75 month; government jobs: 1ist posi- | minutes' walk trom church, school| FRANK W. COY. 1y, R. I = falls medly in love with her. Then be- | _Rockville—There was a reception | poa Eatate Investment Broker,|{lons free; write immediately. Frank- | postoffice, depot, two large stores, Se. “Was the publi¢ dinner you went to gins the struggle. Pepita loves him in | Thursday evening for Judge John. E.| “Sep7d Teanklin Square. {in’Institate. Dept. 35-3 Rocnel;ex‘,‘N. so“n'z:m B‘{‘ ool n'h‘x"f Write to 7 SIS e "x‘imrnu . & " | Fakey, grand master workman of the 2 A nov. uth Main' St, Danlels was_the best dinner 1 ever at- P D e et ‘wy | Anclent Order of United Workmen of NTED Skeln winders and wrap. |20 . who _was ; : Connecticut and New York. YOU CAN BUY ors; also learners. West Side Silk| FOR SALE Ford runabout, 1915, in on the program ;.\htex::twshitshgug‘ep!:-%‘: A olioat mei > e . . | L oct8d_ | absolutely perfect condition; Fas shock ts. 3 seems ‘mere heartlessness, and he|_MNew Haven—L. M. Sagal and E. J.|the fine sunny room House with| 5 NaED Antique furniture ana oid | iy A atones B Q. Baith Gibbs—Bilson expressed a good deal Teavos {0 5o to a far city. Pepita is|Poll, Son of 8. Z Poll, fhe theatricai | modern imprevements at 20 Grove St.|silver; g00d prices paid. . A. Bruckner, | Mo gomn. —ound B. G. Sonthwic of sympathy for poor.Blank. Did you = magnate, left New York Monday aft- |j i 55 Franklin St. Tel. 717-3. may26d - — try him for a_contribution? i humbled by he: long agony. Then, at | Magnate left New York Monday aft- Lif you spesk quick. FOR_ SALEB_T311 Ford touring car: i Lo & enb 3 Y the bullfight arena in the distant city, icago, where they Wl 2D — T S - T, lisca; he's B Jessie Sterling's Highlanders—At the | 1o which Pepita finally goes for 4 |remain for a day and then go direct to .. A- PRENTICE . of Bl Tindn: pey Fend prise: . Gime: | K008 cguditien; price ressonsbie. Apyly the letter “p"—first in pity and last Davis Next Week sight of him he becomes unnerved at | San Francisco. Phone 300 36 Cliff Street binger. Tel 14-6, Colchester. Conn. “novi8d > ” FIVE FINE in help—Boston Transcript. the sudden and unexpected confronta- Ll to Xolrwlich. ha\ingBheen l?:en here | tion with the girl he loves, makes a = Waterbu = Tlé!;flilts' i;t going ‘;o = cogmfio:%%'i‘g:rrxflqmlgk ate. i o several times at the Burns banquet at | falce move in his fight with the bull, |have a public tmas tree, again - : g 3 5 B Wartran o Tl LTl | S woundod ‘simost o death: 1015 | this!yéar! The commities met sester: The Sherman Loomis Farm| Claziers Wanted |32y orente st westenty =1 e finest act of its kind in vaudeville | only as he lies between life and eterni- | day afternoon in Mayor Scully's office B 3 b and no one should miss hearing them. | tv that Pepita is conquered, and with | and planned for it. In Franklin For Sal At Once AFE OVERLAND ¢ oyl demanstiator i be a soldier—not a bloomin' mermaid! There are eight people, five Women | her declaration of Tove calls him back or dale T Bopicunvar- bargats: foc quidlongit: ~London Opinicn. and three men, and they carry all their | (o life. Plantsyille—Many of the young| myis tarm consiats of about 138 acres| Experienced Sash and Door Men. | FOT, SRS e [T M Blier On Convent Street o bat chance bave I got with that § pec v. e T men of Plantsville who are interest- | of lanc. suitably divided into mowing, HE t ' g > The feature photoplay for Monday [ Greenport oysters, good and salt, 40c | €d In the attempt at the formation | woodiatd and basture, with 1% story D A TN OEE R E 0 Hwatic: I Dvinad the Shetucket | 2utomoblie and the other has & mo- # - 3 of a company of m n Southing- | house. new barn 386x80 £t Eranary, eto. 3 3 FOR SA ce Tittle lace, torboa ; and Tuesday is The Juggernaut, a Vit- | . Treenport ovsters, goo e ¢ militia in Southing- | h Darn 36x80 £t Bridgeport, Conn. LE_Nice little il Tac by 5 agraph five part blue ribbon feature : The. {imber. is valuable and desirable. pouse, barn and outbulldings. [ excol: “Son, if he lkes you, & trip to the with Barl Williams and Anita Stewart. | MOUNTAIN GLIMBER A pleasant location on the state road lent condition; henhouses for 200 hens Company Vi W SRae Sk oo W~ 53 Lverything we would say about the feading from Norwich to Lebanon, 33 FOR SALE or more; electric lights In house; 15 e of The Juggernaut is so pals TO TALK OF TRIPS. LEGAL puTes. miles 7,"““;,,"'-““&" e ! TR S U R T P o g g | —————— |™¥or further particulars, address School: place has some land. For par- “Pardon me, sir,” suavely . poor and thin compared to the - o HENE T t inquire J. C. Witt o wis tremendous climax of this, the Colos: | Howard Palmer to Entertain Under ¥ e e e T passenger who wished to borrow one sus of railway drama—that we shall | Historical Socisty Auspices on Feb- | | () om Tel. 28-5, Lebanon Exchange. Conn. nov1sd T L Nt B Ry Jow give only an outline of the plot. % y 5 > T T T 37 Shetucket St, Norwich, Conn. ||| i Rnin, pen? Two young men—one the brilliant| runary 8. EOR SALE_Cadiliac. 1911, demb-ton: ‘Naw!” replied the grouchy trav- 3 #ood running condition. C. eler. “I live next dapr to & public s et e Norwich citizens are looking for. |, Nolice i3 hercby given that at o Two Large Double Door e e T SRR L 1] 13 School; thats what makes me look o " | war with interest to the evening ot - (1 sa\ e.”—Puck, become friends at college. R e roa I or 8 o1 | Councll of the City of Norwich, ‘heid on . Safes FOR SALE—Ford touring car. A-l o ) oa e fhinks he has accldentally kill- | 675 ia'to deltyer an address in Stater | fofloning ararasiiion . o’ aitioe condition, thoroughly equipbed. =¥ R. THE OPE. a drunken rowdy in saving the |C: S- position was. sl < KALEIDOSC Snse Hie—hey T cnly"Emor a8 2P, e imbe and Sxplanations | 1), (e Beivmonan Sl Motk Wi hooew st Fenl ancton | Ome 800-Gallon, Gasoline |5 e e saier it || WATCH HILL- BUSINESS s pomedn e S e el meuiiistuec e litdle SR bmmestin, "Novenstittin | 1 TUESDAY, ROV, 2D, 1015, -~ Tank, 10 feet long by mabogany finisn, with ta l’hra cush: F \American s fom Germany * girl—who marries the rich boy only | of, British Columbia. Aftest: ARTHUR G. CROWELL, Green, 26 head of live stock; 1 horse, 3 feet diameter e e or Sale T R e I | after his chum has withdrawn from | THe scemery in this region is re-|City Clerk and Clerk of the Court of|Years old, weighs 1000 pounds, sound, - = & A store on leased land (long term the race because of his poverty. lr;own;d"far &‘ts :ild grandeur, resemb- Common council. figgl:n:n:rua‘%g}ahqga:.efihn‘ggs G w C RROLL l{gl!fi N?hl%fi—:‘)::t%(r::l%&;t ‘with all fixtures, doing 8. Since the B ot ¥ 1,200 ‘Becoi i n tzerland, its megnificent gla- —_— 2 , 7 L A residences on the - ; war began at least of His Tathets o1 Taicondtue ape: | clers and towering rusged peaks. ‘he | To the Court of Common Council of the river and Worker, with seme specd: 1 | (I« f R e Il it ot Eaeet v ST e RRwts Sotn Sasiet- lectirer will exhibit and describe a Vel Betw I Conu 7 ¢ - - 5 A o g i e A T ey Tambet of atters Vieome abews | The ° Committes o Publte. Works, | Fo5 JOTker and ditver, weighs about 40 Shetucket St. TiGS FOR SALE—George A Kabn || A 10-room couiage at Pleasaat|| o —e——e amughier ot e ol swestmears'of | g these features as well as the variea | Thich was requested to establish | weighs about 300, broken Yo arive: & Telephone Lebanon. Gct21d e e O P o Diane i 's i t next both—one with a father's deep affec- |incidents of travel, camping and | 12 Gastorly s of Lake stroet fram g | SEade Holsteln helfers, 2 years old: § . THINK IT OVER — 250 noteheads || troliey and postotfice, and the price || Hayomt 45 oo lmated to txoeed the B tion: the other because. sh is her | cmbing which occurred in the course | point opposito the southwest cornerof e R AL R L T -F R A and 250 6% (regular business size) || is'very low. “Tnquire about it 1900, er's counterpart. ¢ 3 of_his extensive journeys. the house owned by S. A. Cole estate 3 e z o E envelopes, nea | 90; A Lot at Groten Long Point. AT R G e district attomey bitterly attacks | Mr. Palmer and his companions, | o the sgutherly s of Broad sreet o re g g Ay S e T SAL e e ‘::‘ff.’u“‘.‘",..:' i || (et kgl Pl | [ ) e i 50+ A s slef l, low and other farm - e how—imagine the gl on u | B sportamen but in the.end chmbed | Crae i Had T Hie ST, o, (e | fogte, pals’ fmhatncit vair arivink || COTTAGE HOUSE || X A guwnve powtoy of ait winas || fhna it ™02 CU08% SR {1 4 contury g omly 308 mocles of # train approaching a bridge which can- | themselves into serious scientific ex- | established, and it recommends the|ous to mention. If stormy, frst fair Siver Gellers Colohester, Conn. e imperfectly. Now the latest author- i not possibly stand its weight. th | plorers. - Their most noteworthy |Passage of the following resolution: aay. 2 Electric lights, steam heat, set- E Cholce of 400—prices from 3275 | ity gives the number of known species < men know this. Both are rushing |achievements were the exploration | Besolved, That the grade for the © EVERETT D. HEWITT, b in fine | to $20,000. Send for catalogue. at 10,000. 5 madly by automobile and motor boat |and mapping of over $00 square miles | SIACYALK on the casterly slde of Lake| novisa 3 non, Conn. tubs, large. lot, ‘{a_fine_location, GREEN & GOLDSTEIN WILLIAM A. WILCOX. < 5 to_intercept it. of virgin alpine territory contiguous|ed by S. A. Cole estate, Ge PRICE $3:300 3 Real Estate Broker, It is sald that there is available in ¥ e RS T Bgd i ER T L S R R R N M T Bé'e ‘ifii“:":'i? :‘;{ LEGAL NOTICES s Real Estate Brokers e e ) £ o e horsepower of elec- indow of e flyi i1y e loftest in e range, and |ral , Patrick an se sh, N. : TR il . > ergy, hich L N Zfeel the swaying of the satmmosile | the final conduest of the Some by | Euene Smith and Speed Evans ber and "ARRANT Cc i ety ahd Wity posd Teonih % Weskesliy 8. & e R R TSR as it skids desperately around sharp|Messre. Holway and Palmer in 1912.(ihe same is, hereby established as fol- N. T & D, Let us know by mail what you have Phome No. 365... || High Pulls of the Madawaska. w turns—and the bounding of the motor | In the course of -their travels they | °Ha; NOTICE St sell In this line, with full description iy r Beginning at a point 4 feet westerly 117 Main Street, Norwich rty, with price desi by boat slashing through rough waters. |ascended more than 85 high moun- | from® the outheesiomty oot o T o aalione: Thddress Grecn & Goraaters S Both men and the train come crash- | tains — 15 of which had never previ- | house owned by 8. A. Colé. estate, at| . There will be held a public hearing O s Vo i e ey ing into the picture at the same in-|ously heen climbed. Naturally the|an elevation of 75.5 feet above mean|in ‘the Court of Common Council = ThSTu Sant—too to! Sty oF thess exporiences 15 a theil. | tide and running thence nOFhGrly . om | chamber, fn the Gourt House Norwich, This PSR SIDE. i ik FOR SALE “For a moment that seems an eter- |ling ono—particularly that of the suc. |2 iine paraliel with and i°feet west- | Conm., Monday evening, Dec. 6, 1915, | Buy This Picturesque 109 LAUREL HILL AVE. nity, ‘you feel yourself sitting almost|cessful climb of Mt Sanaford, | Sirsec oo the sentionty moe of poake tiful residen 108 ungér the totterinug lrenle“lz the | which they Thad previously attacked A SR S S Connecticut Company, by Hoberc W. Bungalow T v Eaien it e—a mass of whirling | without aveil five times. This cam- |rising 6 feet: thence running 159 feet,|Perkins, president of the Shore Line L& G Chapman place” contain- ‘tt:el—t;lfips th‘un&erlns and quivering | paign has been comparied’ to the as-|Tising 2 feet: tt?e{n::n;:nnmt gu.s feet, | Electric Railway Co., Lessee, asking to| One of the most attractive and F R AL inv: 10 rooms with all the modern intg the empty air and falls shrieking |saults upon the famous Matterhorn | FISiR&, &1 P95 [Eencg, Tunning 136 |have accepted and adopted by ~the|home.like houses on West Thames improvements. House is _finished D he g ot o mple ke iids| ok hes ATbs. ~On mibst of these Jour_ | iile’ or° Broad strest:.ihe above. Geu} ol s o omon Councll S.pian en-[gtreet in the very heart of the new Finely located 10-room resi- in hard wood, has three fireplaces i 20l e card- | neys they were their own guides and | scribed line and grade be, and the same | titied “Proposed Locations, Ship- inome colony. Nine rooms and bath. (|| gence, No. 20 Fairmount Street. with mantles. The interior and boar your eyes and pile them- | packers. is. hereby established for the curb of | PinE Street, Norwich,” showing where | hardwood floors, electric lights, etc. exterior of the house is in excel- at 8 o'clock, upon the petition of the selves up on the wreck—their passen-| Mr. Palmer is a fellow of the Royal |sald sidewalk. it proposes to locate its poles. The spacious feranda screens com- ||| Modern conveniences, stable, lent condition, the cellar having ‘nlm- floundering and struggling in the | Geographical society of London and hfie‘g.fl_{;fis T’I:fi "l;lee At 18 oald ARTHUR G. CROWELL, pletely forgsummer use. The house garage or carriage house on the cement floors. The location is the : iin son ase e sri—snin her | SH0he " B e oot i re il of | LS 508 Sl i Sp0s BB | oly clerk and Clrk of e Court o |19 of geniions tlae, nofl, Beres”S | premioes. T T T 3 al , having lwo cars. father—agein the man. his work in a_recently published vol- | llns ot Lake streot, hetmben o sursy | . Common 3 ® Price reasonsble, and be appreciated. The car of Juggernaut rolls on. ume entitied, Mountaineering and Ex-|mentionad pofnts. DISTRIOT OF LEDYARD, 85, COURT But who ‘are the victims? loration in the Selkirks. Dated_at Norwich, Conn., “Proba 5 L 1 Some and see this- tremendous spec- Lgge g i ) fa Gy ot Novamber TalE e et °’n.uf(‘."l;‘r "fi‘xflufi:;‘muign. late - of ARCHA W. COIT, acle. Ledyard, in sa iot, deceased. Mutual movies and - comedies: will POFLUSAR LECTONE, ; W F S Upon the agpiication of John A Gray |8 Broadway e complete the show. Matinee at 2.80,| The sixth and last number of the Committee oi Public Works. . |2f iration’ May BS sranted on evening at 7 and 8.45. Usual prices, | Slater Hall Course of Popular Lectures | Resolved, That consideration of the|gaig estate. that an instrument in writ- FUR s ALE i 2 FRANCIS D. DONOHUE THOMAS H. BECKLEY Central Building, Norwich. Phones 278 Main Strest Phones 72¢ SALE HORSES 474-3 matinee 10¢, evening 10c, 15c d 20e. given foregoing resolutions, as re end- O | Eromtdent orite . Hamity "oy | £d By the Gommittoe oy l’m"h-. aSihment of Said Bunic M. Allyh, o I'have = few Horses of all kinds COLONIAL THEATRE, Universit v\‘flh(m. 02, the coumitry s ancet rellt:veun;o "xx:fn.e;:bltw of — m::oh.‘wom ulw-x.‘d&-na that 1 want to dispose of right away. —_— O e - as per tion Workers and Drivers. Come and see Holbrook Blinn and Bewly Tl D tie o s o i e Berd §:t s o A mesting ot tha Souss | 78,6 more Tully appears: Py The fine Apartment House, known as EXCHANCE o E W = y; - of | 2 23 ol Covmet " FaneySourt| “Ordered. That lication be|tnhe Huntington Flat, No. 170 Broad- good z -World Film) | President Hadley's active mind than | o, CommoCe Couelly of, y of |y, 2pd_determined at ‘the Provate | L0 T T partiments on separate Holbrook Blinn and Alice Brady are | which has claimed his attention. Ba- | CRAmDr I8 s2ld, CIty, on the stn day o ey ot Nov 3 floors. . the stars of “The Boss,” the five reel | itor of the Railroad Gazette, Professor |and that due notice of the mi o HENRY H. GALLUP, ! William A. ol ay which will | of_Polif Economy at Yals tore ired by law, to all parti tice e sivin pi thp seads , & wants _country home. Information be_presented 5‘ the Colonial theatre hmmn‘}wl‘u Preasannt; e Mol fi{;‘f"h::d“tg"-puw”f 151 S caume, . : o las AMOS A. BROWNING. from TRYON'S AGENCY, Willimantic, - A of labor Statistics of Connecticut; | 2nd be heard in relation (i ¥ some Conn. i ereto. T ABor il Ui thé Batvias. of. s | Veiibage: of e’ Amentoan B o R e (s e 2 e ] ne of s | Pr 0 ile American Economic| mgpe above and foregoing is a true let, 284 | e ———— R Al [ el R L %o, 08 o Ledsali s || e xo0, pwaxn o o zour - Miss Brady plays e University of Berlin, | city Clerk “’%‘~“ fomS L Riay GBL ness before the public, Veung wite ot Miohesl Thairni OF e sistiroad Ba ol Y olrk ands Ik 9T-the Loy R e