Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 4, 1916, Page 10

i, N. B. 0. P, B Soclety meets AL return to Washington, . t, ‘of importance will "*X brief address will a five part Griffith production “‘., Dorothy Gist. the completion of his education Karl was sent to college at There he got his first real small as it was. tried_ their, best with him. They played Prince Karl for the first life was really enjoying at college he met Ehiter of an old soldier for the honor &irl he had once met t had neyer been per- Kathie was the only had ever met. Soon Ber with all the ardor decision? Kaynono is A F\Voflta reel comedy with Eddie tornado wrecks- a cifcus tent, falls on Bddle Foy, the seven and Polly Moran. Foy is a “son Test’ on a farm when The Widow . circus strikes . town. mt of the seven little Wnl- is a villain and that the really Delos ongs to her. Then he ‘with ‘the papers proving own- the ringmaster into a auto d on a mulns ‘The veteran sure to be a great in ‘motion pictuses. ‘vaudeville ‘the programme n l&m seen, headed by the an ra Co.a big scenic sing- m Russell and Mo, heo iy girls, and Billy Newton, zunn.y uuav that makes lots of lmn at 2.15; all seats 10 7 4 5 cents. 'BASS CLEF CONCERTS. Bass Clef Club announces two ts for the season, one on Fri and one on Friday, May Middleton, the distin- jhmerican basn-baritone of the olitan Opera. com-pa‘nty, ‘has been artis | street,, ing smith shop on We broke two live wires from pair damage. A large tree on the Thomas Lathrop lot in the old cemetery near the Town ‘was torn llp b] the roots in the recent storm, break: ing the fence as it fell, Described Indian Life. 'Chlet Rlin-ln-tb—hm was at the a realistic Gescriving ‘Indian Sustoms, old ntories of thelr life, and spoke of the hostile attitude of mem- bers of his tribe towards Christianity, Returns to Ohio. Henry Crocker has left for Ohio after passing a week or two at home on Huntington avenue. His brother, Charles Cmeku is nnwle to at ent because of & severe attack of the grip. Organist il Miss Elizabeth Malone, organist at the Sacred Heart church, wu unable to be out Sunday because of grip, so there was no music from . the choir during the masses. In a Fow Words. Mrs. Dudley Bindloss of Mystic was a recent guest of Mrs. Mary White of Pecks corner: 7 After passing sereval days at - ¢ home on Washington street, B. Willard has returned to New York. Miss Angle Keene has returned to Washington street from her home in Auburn, Maine, to resume teaching in the Academy. Miss Catherine F. Crocker returned Saturday to Pecks corner after pass- ing- the vacation with relatives at Tufts College, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Zabriskle of Vergason avenue will spend the next four days in Preston City, attending the sessions of the agricultural meet- ng. Miss Faith Bonfoey of Pecks corner o member of the Academy faculty, re- turned this week after spending the Vacation with her parents in Middle- own. Miss Calla R. White has returned to Willimantic to resume her studies at the State Normal school, after pass- ing the holidays at her home on Pecks corner. Miss Fulkerson of Washington a teacher in « Miss Trow's school, returned this week after spending the vacation at her’ home In Dryden, N. Y. John Hill of Harland road and Im- bert F. Fellows of Plain Hill have re- turned to the Connecticut college at Storrs, after a few weeks' stay at their homes here. Farmers are using leisure hours repairing harnesses, farm tools and machinery, and the buildings ebout thefr places, so that all shall be in working order for the spring. Miss Barbara Latham of the Res- ervoir road and Miss Helen Ewing ot Elm avenue students at Pratt Insti- tute, left this week for Brooklyn, N. ‘Y., after spending the vacation own. n Generally Happens That Way. “Mr. Roosevelt, free-advertises Secretary Garrison, “Is welcomed as a_convert upon the issue of prepa: edness, but the front pew was al- ready filled before his conversion, and he must now rely on tha strength of his voice for rec tion.” Isn't that enough’—Wa.ll Street Journal. Ought to Start Fireworks. “As the Colonel’'s runningmate on Muenstérberg’s pro-German ticket,” bow would Henry Watterson do?— Columbia. (8. C.) State. Pretty Soft. Hor fortunate is T. R. He can be paid so much per word for anything he happens to think.—St. Louis Globe- Democrat. anyone who is interested in the exist- ence and welfare of the club and who anticipates attending its concerts. Signing an associate membership card pledges the purchase of two or more tickats to each concert at a spe- cial rate and with the privilege of re. serving seats before the pubHc sale. Cards may be gotten from members of the ‘club or at Davis’' book store. COLONIAL THEATRE. Neal of the Navy, Patriotic Serial, and Henry Walthall Feature. To the countless numbers of picture enthusiasts who are following the fa- mous Neal of the Nnvy serial today’s event will a radical cl in the eltusiion fn wm Annette was left at the concluston of the last epi- lod', after a terrific | his With 32-p. dress Lawn, ca th! 3 hoth. Sate 8150 me used izes v size. A T Fast| pimples. - The i i siif. m i 0 il 1430 AN UP-TO-DATE AND PRACTICAL STYLE. Girls’ and Misses’ Combination Corset Cover amd Petticoat. mbrlc, mmu. :revo or lllk could be used for this s 16, . It requires 3 yards of 21 Taoh materiar for. the skie end 1 3-8 yards for the corset cover, with § 1- yards of 6-inch flouncing for the ruffle for a 14-vear size. pattern of this illustration mailed to any address on receipt of 10 cents In silver or stamps. e Bulletin Company, Norwich, Con Order through Pattern Dept., Always Rocking the Boat. TEke Colonel can come nearer to starting everybody guessing at once than anybody else we know of.—New York Evening Sun. DARKEN GRAY HAIR, LOOK YOUNG, PRETTY Grandma’s. recipe of Sage Tea and Sulphur darkens so naturally that nobody can tell. Almost _everyone knows that Sage Tea and Sulphur, properly compound- ed, brings back the natural color and lustre to the hair when faded, streak- ed or gray; also endq dandruff, itching scalp and stops falling. hair. Years azo the only way to get this mixture was to make it at home ,which is lmllay and troublesome. Nowadays, asking at any drug store for Fyoth's Sage and Sulphur Com- pound,” you will get a large bottle of this famous old recipe for about 50 cents. Dor't stay gray! Try it! No one cen possibly tell that you darkened Jomr ‘hais Aoip A;l,oe! it S0 maturally and evenly You dampen a sponge or soft h‘r\ll-h with it and 'draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning the gray bair -disappears, .and - after - another application or two your hair becomes beautifully dark, thick and glossy. Overhauling and Repair Work of all kinds on AUTOMOBILES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS, TRUCKS and CARTS Mechanical Repairs, Painting, Trim- ming, Upholstering and Wood Work, Blacksmithing in all its branches. _ = Scolt & Clark o . ags g i } ? E T E,;ig! s haif g i £ i i i EH §e & & -f WhSlSMMflm’ St. 2% THE DEL - HOFF European Plan Rates 75 cents per day and um HAYES BROTHERS. Telophone 1227. ) i A 4 -w; oteady work .Enr east -once, before. the Hth- "D 1516, and. due re this Court, SR ALBERT Q. KNBELAND. A true copy of and ee-un,‘ Attest: = 4 AT A COURT OF PROBA' Norwich. within ana’ (or thie Di gf Norwich, on the 34 day of Eresent—NELSON J. AYLING: Bstate of David A. Kipg, Norwich, in said District, Ordered, That = the 'Administrator with the will annexed eite the creditors of eaid deceased to bring in o clal SEiinut sald cetate within sis Fom this date. by posting & motics o that effect, fogether with a copy of this 7 aret o the eceased last dwelt, 20 In 'the same Town: ane -y p\lbll - ing the same once In Ing a clrculation in sald Disttict, and Take return to this Court, NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. The sbove and foregoing is & true “op¥ of record. ttest: FANNIE C. CHURGH, January. Judge. 1ate St CIL—AH credito: jd a lrnb! nollflad Nl present against sald Ollllo to_the ld ll No, 4 Broadw: Nor- thin’ the time umtm in AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD 2t Norwich, Within and for the DIStior of Norwich, on the 3d day of January. Prennz—mm EHNG' Judge. of Noridh, Gh'a ! cu»o i Cozn. ang. rn-mu mn-ln 0 | strument purport e ¢, anid al 1% faamictea !o Pro- ‘Whereupon. It Is Ordered, That said 0] heard and detérmined at Norwiel ia_ District, the Sth day of January, A. D. tne a? 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice of the ndency of seld petition, and of said earing thereon, be given by the pub- lication of this order one time in some Domepaper having a clrculation fn ssid District, at least three days prior to the date of waid hearing, and that re- turn be made to_thi: '3 AYLING, Juds The above and foregoing Is a: copy of record. Attest FANNIE C. CHURCH, jandd Clerk. A COURT BATE HELD at Norwicn, wmxln Tand for the Disteist 9t Norwla the 3d day of Januery, A. D. 1916, AYLING, Judge. Present 3. Mangaret Lonergun, late ot Nonvm:. 4 gaid District, g e Connappesrsd 1 to be the Jast will and mr:’:s. S e oaid, dacensed Do simiited ta upon, It .Is Ordered, That -ld {etlllon be heard and determined he Probate Court Room (n . Clly ot Norwich, in said District, the gay of Jamuary, A D. 1516, %70 0'e100k inthe forenoon t ‘notice of the pendsoty of Saia” petifion, ‘snd ot seld ¢Ir' ¥erenm be glven by, the v\lh< 0] this order one time new- ng 8 o alrcnhuan n oata et doaet days prior -to n.m of sald llelxln‘, And hat n» turn be made to this Cour: NG, Juase Thn l,bov. and mrd‘Mnl is a tme record. ey (%0 FANNIB 'C. CHURCH, )lnMA B Clerk. COAL’'AND LUMBER' *._ ALWAVI w trocl( 2 A.-D. LATHROP r,::,‘ T fi'm' ~GIRL ¥ ae- 3 }’{:"” 5 d = “":::.'e.‘,:,-.';‘.gm Cu Asylum ll.. “New fl'v%:, C’ or 10,000 fest T T et mbhun u-h.ug: W nfiy- & {eyery- Sarurdey. Beanett. ra s n ‘mnroc IV er; JYANTRD_—Antigue forniture o ,s?rr..fi?fi‘fii“’w. T17-3 l. may2 - MACHINISTS WANTED) fifteen miles of Norwich; &p-dnlly lathe and planer|” hs | first letter. Address Box 222, o Bulletin. WANTED Two chxmb-rmnldl, two Dish Wash- ers, 'our General Houspwork (wages $20 and $25), two Farmers. Free Employment Bureau GEO. L. CHESBRO, Manager Central Bldg. Broadway send 50¢ and try a botle, - ANY WAY s a good way to send in your WANT AD, if that way: geta it to The Bulletin_ Office. Call 480 S cents .FOR by Tiosnvy mileh cow. Inquire - of Wheeler, Scotland -ra-m. Conn.” hn(!‘u 9 P et Au—mu 1918 ‘urj-.u cir, Ln?mro U BhetuEers st & 8 x-'m ln.yln OR SA ing lunch room; lma’r—son Tor W"é; mn‘kflun rnl qu.l—'n:no, 165, AsH St., wnu. :nslo, o, hflu — Fruit trees, roses, fall bearing strawberry plants ver 1u0, apple trees 15c up, peaca pear, plum and o stock (Dew and seconu- a) e Epence Lo FOR SALE—Scotch collie pus 13- u Jewert Cl "OK SALL—Hegistered Holstein bull calt, BalamARACE Farm Wikdaam. GO ups. Tel P in O Y casnot Tive ob & Bird treated with Kon Lice Remedy; ostans onemah | Pouitry st 'asi Main St, Norwich, FOR 'Al.:—).ur room, waterfont uonn P it o o itn our ces are i, Clavatory, inatde elasigla UsBLai He WAk, u.u‘_ h o i pnotosraphs. 5. Maxson. wma- ”’ West Mystic, Conn. _d FOR ALHmll aotun. upzown. $100 cash, balance as for rent. ites this SBuitetin Othcs” Jas. Barns dec23d FOR SALE—Seasoned wood. lengthe; 32 a load. Frank Foote, ' FOR SALE YOUR AUTOMOBILE Let me Insure it with United ARCHA W. COIT, . REAL ESTATE The Mutual Benefit Life Agency [ !n-dw-y Telephore 1334 FOR SALE Several FINE FARMS near ; Norwich. Consult E. A. PRENTICE Phone 300 86 CIiff_ Stroet FOR SALE_—One Mitchel mu-lnc car, just overhauled. nearly new tires, rs class every way; o) nd Sar, §00d ‘condltion and ali ready run; prices atfractive Inayire Franilin St. Stoddard, dec21d FOR SALE—Yantic West F Tof Youns -Soond, 10-week pigs, fresh co: Studebaker rarm and busines w- gon. x SALE—Bargain 1n urn oak roil top Aeek. losie fnish in birdse Taaple; With Swivel desic chalr. “Ca etween 12 and 1 Or a ‘_ VER — 250 noteheads And VK (ogulir business ) rinted, for. $1 0 0. Send for samples and for any printing you are in need 'he Bulletin Company, Norwich, all kinds. postal to Conn. l AI BUYING Anyone hatin Soultry of ng sam. Samuel Gellere. Cole oy JUST ‘ARRIVED. returned from the ‘wes e 3 it 33 SHorscs that T bought Sirect of I have some extra good uitable Doses, wtl{hinx Foom 1500 1o 1700, Come und see them. Prices right. ELMER R. PIERSON. Tel. 536-2. dec27d _ Finely loeated 10-room: resi- | dence, No. 20 Fairmount Street. " Modern ' conveniences, stable, garage or carriage houn on .the premises. -* Price ‘reasonable ~and urms‘ THOMAS N.'l‘!CKI.'IV #278 Main Street Phones 724 FOR SALE—CHICKEN FARM. 18 acres (buildings good house, ba\’n 2. bcnhnulaa U express e Signt hlrne 3 $ Plows. 1 cuhLvulor. 1 road .cart, 1 ioliné engine, and truck 1 ckwith airtight nova (nearly’ new), all for the small'sim of $1,200. Addre: DANIEL 3. GUILE, Norwich,” Cana. " FOR SALE SEVEN ROOM COTTAGE HOUSE Eleatric lights,” steam heat, set- " tubs, large Id!. in fine Iulfihn.v PRICE w N. TARRANT & CO., h "z I-ln‘l(tnd. Ncmhh b CO‘WS EOR SALE 'm"fl“fium"w!fl ‘ednesday; A cated BN mm’t The very desirable apartment on the Ty u::nosea first floor of the Huntington Flat, No. 170 Broadway. AMOS A. BROWNING TO _RENT. One-half of a double house,’s Onk St, can be occupled right nu for sale, three .good- farms. Tt 169-3. Inquire for particulars. A. T. GARDNER, 15" Oalk St. TO RENT . dec30d 4TuThS | QUONOCHONTALG—Tea- <cot- a lahd, 1000 teet. from cce-n Aaaisan, saly rm-d. gopis Sactes ool tage 3 acres omm ‘i" tn Hav esterly, R. - FOR SALE .WATCH HILL BUSINESS For Sale A’store on leased land (1o es with xil- fixtures. ~dol &00d business; for sale at a bargain: < A 10-room cottag w, lot 50 by Zui Sentvally. J0ousady. -mi troliey and postoffl {5 %ery Jow. “Tnquire about it. A Lot at Grotes Long Polat. ted on the water side. sands Locate sain. Farma. coFholce, of AN prinds froim 8273 Seny talogus. \uLunn A. " WILCOX. Real Es Broker, No. 41 West Broad: $t., Rooms 1.and 3, Westerly, R. I Phene No. 363... FOR SALE $2,000 .;-motabontn-c-mn cilgble- Jand and alance alsp abarn. Thik % s locusea ini -the ‘Town of Preston” and four miles” émn Franklin lemr& [the state road. Mo This_ m:formunn of That mekes a rairy land ot blighted Can ly ‘wittessed - be ‘in . northiern As a.t Geath 1ife comes to won- Hufiplz OF fiti DAY coming i on \this trab ratn? ze;;m:m frigi lfiu-‘:’ulncm of an hour behind time,"—Puck. Church—I see . a mao&dm in’ Enrope. bag. “Th a need to he com over there just 5% Somors s’&'fi:fl e 3 1= Mother (to her & doing a great composer ig-saw puzzl are Sunday, Bohby—wea yo unfil F've done it.—] Teacher—Wait ' a moment, Tommy. What ‘kd‘z‘ you -~ understand by the ’r —It's what you've got when you haven't ‘got as mueh as if you hadn't nothin’. — Philadelphia edger. " Randail—I lars from a lend. M'levv‘:y me his address quick. would lend i lend (3 to any- just borrowed five dol- Moty to you 'w Life. ‘What's ‘the neath the ?Ht "l II\ too T eave e step-iddder there sug- gested hey chum. - “I hear yow had a municipal tree in Coyote Can(er. ep”. “How- aid thikgs turn out?™ “Oh, pretty fs Of course the Boys had to shoot theiglass balls off it” THE KALRBIBUSCOPE Osmium now holds*the record for high-priced metal. :\nddmellrl- After ‘exhaustive ., researches _in Paris a famous Fren¢h scientist has recommended. a diet wequally divided between meats and Vi best for anfl‘ m In a short time one Will be ubl&l- rallroad are in operation. In the Four Counties Inn, in Bng- 1and, it is possible to eat in Leicester- shire, sleep In Staffordshire, drink in ‘Warwickshire smoke in Derby- shire without ng_the building. By making guspowder by a chemi-