Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 7, 1916, Page 10

e ol < 50 m&m::‘snng floor f g : 3 3 . zy cellar, yard and porches, in, fine. n WANTED—By an old sawyer, & : : throughbut. 1 R 2; | sawing ,m.‘anfll:'a&%: ‘ ; AR T Ty B e s e TO RENT—Store at 61 Franklin St ,__ii_,__._,,__._..._..n;._w.;a,%_lm 3 P - Inquire at Bulletin Office. deci3d model and d, at 7 Bosw Ave. I I E TO RENT—] pper = e kol antd I ment 8t 653 Novih Main StT Appis of ; W ANTEDTwo o three ooy Fur. clgfiuzht Norwich Belt M1, Inc, 2 will > usekeeping, young couple, o L, 3 i 3 eop: iy o NEWLY fu i A Tyt Jansd ! | - ail c(u}un\.fi%’&'.‘f'%smmrfi kg :{-l: Bulletin Office. ards Building, 91 Main St nov. = s 4 £ TO RENT—Three tenemints, five | Forward, for 8 $ But the point we make is, if |[o0ms each. latest improvements. 154 Dr. George or o : WANTED_A tenement of five or six S H piospenous New Year there is always|has been in your nose -every minutes. . |rooms, with modern improvements, Like almost everyone in Nor- YO BENT -The large houss No. 83 standard n in H The quickest and surest way to stop 5 H = Washing St.; all i 3 AL B S rayine Turkish,. 50 (ha @ head'cold and arive catarrh serms | SSParSlOl IGeRted, SoT. fRmAly of AWOL| wich we believe you often take ad- | |stenm Lt sauiis ofhscaicnces and oo, . the war is over he may return and Four ayetem is to tin. S . dsnsa _vantage of BULLETIN WANT [Insurance and ieal Estate Agent. rich- | Y5y’ x one of e el in. WANTED—Middle aged woman to do| ADS, In hasers. mchwmnohammm-u‘mlm iy’ to pere Way is open. Dr. Ravnolds at the age | Eigh.o-me) in to 3 ‘which es with each eral housework; no Wulnni. Ap- ‘according to its annual’cus-|of 75 is undaunted in his courage an A and 8!8:! t;. Anhaler b ply 218 Washington St. i and breathe the e . bringing, oD e ers” frof and S . : dul L West Mal inquis - | Shanl_they - v aloc o, ruem'm'“tbum = e nemnre-,mm"mr{i':& rec- Ei’f?:mm‘é parts of Thkey are :r:gflflns folaal but pleasant smelling aif into e NUY setonl WERE o wretk W Rifd :UL'-E""N WA'NT ADS ae good, | Serker, 41 Frankiin St Ga“‘."__gssn Dr:s:‘ Tha ;c.: mun‘l .DC s ol statemen tatis- | themselves In varlous ways in the | your nose, thromt and I This air ., Got my_ price FTEN' in filling wants, why | FURNISHED roowms, 31,30 up, 35 e et ords and other ts and s themsel - Erovs all catarth germ life, | bostal and 1 will be v{-tn‘ M e 1. aretvt: thay igood | ALWAYS: for | [ion Br il cest e auyemn. 2 Brightens no broth . _jandTuTh hope of returning to their work. T T = o5, | You. N. L. Richolson, quiskdy fne closed alr passas: s such wants? oar just 2 grefl’:cu and features necessary to Attended Dance. WANTED—A tenant for the Ledyard keeping wp with a world that moves. Among those wh> sttendel the dance 'W- | town farm from March 1st, 1916. Apply ‘The sepiia Forget Tot fhose who b 1 X0 RENT--The best offices in this en the e B £ c war Hurope receives * class of 1316, W.|ing. to-Charles A. Gray, First Selectman, i i = in D given by the girls’ R. D. 1, Norwich, Conn. Jansa B TO for doctor or lawver: also fur- = ¢ A he J. +B. Lucas, Qent;al Bo: For the love of the dead. sepl a MOT isTs A \ in a summary of events and |y 1, at the Mohican hotel, New Lon- | mote, sYUSTactory , way o8, Digtiaq®,n Ak L AR ke e Who harbors ‘the vain thought a chronological table. At another ex-| g, "Monday evening, wero John Me- | & 2070 even aTiar (s el SOrels 0 G Gy e o Tia vear, ans and awi| Y °".,h:"' 00 phoiie;; 4o the Suivier FURNISHED ROOM — Centrally 1o-| That one on thia red day . ; trame of public interest, the deveiop-|Kenna of Georgetown university, for-|janger of chronic catarrh. ~Sold by |Fagan's Smoke Shop, 162 Main St. - mail box. poseccom L kocemimind wen Can England have for 3 ment of the motion picture business 18| nerly of Oircbando avenue, and Alex | gruggists everywhers, including Lee & | janld ANY WA And freedom without pay’ considered, There are two pages about Later in the week Mr. Mc- who agree to return the full | —co o Y is a good way to Come, come, com Woman suftrage achievements and the | Konng visited friends uptown. it be- | purchete price o agy who wse It and |, STENOGRAPHER - TNPEWRITERS | send in your WANT AD, if that Joln up with them fhat stand recent vote. The substance is given of |1,z pis first +isit to Nerwich Town in | 2¥e L D6 vty ey fo et tes e at State Capitol, Hartford, Eri-| way gets it to The Bulletin Office. Of the battle front. - the constitution rejected at the New | fifteen years. arg hich contains the in- | 925, 6. S0 as to be on eligi- York polls last November. = ¢ e e e T O o roe beat | bis list for Appolntment. Frequent op- Call 480 As to things not to be found in this Frank Stevens' Death. Ll H portunities. Send for information cir- —_|cuiar and application which must be almanac, it seems almost likely that| 5.y gara McClellan of West Town filed by noon of Jan. 17. State Civil there are not any such things. Any- ed Wednesday evening Service Commission, Room 55, Capitol, way, one must o out of his way to| SO0t CERIERT MR CN, ahe at- LOST AND FOUND Hartford, Cons Janid For love of their motherland. From good red earth amd brown, From peat and golden weald, S cents aline From ¥l and ihdipe Snd Tows, From forest. fen and. fiel e, come, come! ST e tended the funeral of her brother-in- | mEN- Wanted; $75_ month A A A s ) Come in your manhcod's might L ONTAL THEATRI Fra: death ‘oe- | LOST-—A sum;of money. suclossd in | o 5 ; e b % % % R Y 2 Y With majest COLONIAL THEATRE Citied Mok, Teara day attor four qayy | card case. between Wauregan House | ECTETmeRt jobs; yacancléy consianiy! BN W N |67 1st Mortgage Bonds, || ik guite o, oo e = T 5 illness with pleuro-pneumonia. Miss|and Norwich Town Green. Fracklin Institute, Dept. 35-L., Roches- o For love of Pternal Rightt : “Wasted Lives,” Three-part Vitagraph | \rcCielian's place in school was taken | Please leave at Bulletin Office and ye-|ten, N. ¥. janid due and payable April 1st, §| — den Philipott, in the London Dafly Broadway Star Feature. by Miss Mary McKay. ocalve reward. Sanp GIRL HELP wanted in finishing de- FOR SALE 2 LOST—One _automobile tire chain.|partments of the American Threa o — 2 Entertained. Refurn to Dr. Walker. 15 Boswell Ave. | Company's Willimantic mills. "Apply at| FOR SALE.-One ox siea. ons ox|| 1917 A most attractive R and recelve reward. jan7d ' | office. dec3id | wagon, 2 two-horse sleds. W. M. Burn- f Grace church, ¥ _ p . iav afternoon ai| LOST_Rabbit hound, 6 mos old,| WANTED A first class surveyor to| %, Ssotiend. Fhone $1-2 Winmantic.|§ ghort term investment. A mammath Broadway miar éast presents this superb dramatic offer- » ing at the Colonial theatre today. It| The Woman's g tells of Marior Stuart, who, hystari-| ¥antie, met Tednesoay atornoon o | black, tan and white, well —marked, | murk and take away lumber from steam : cal with grief at her husband’s in-|the home of AMrs FErnes N | white tip on_tail. Finder notify Thom- |sawmill; steady work and good wages.| FOR SAL_Horses, wagons and har- trigue with Ann Bogart, an opera|I” ss place Among the twenty pres-|os Murphy, 78 Thames St. Jan7d | C. T. Crane. Mansfleld Center. dec28d | nesses, chgep. 194 W. Main St. singer and neighbor, attempts to|en: was licic mew rector, Rev. Jo FIFTY DOLLARS will be pald for NTED—8.000 10,000 fest of| _I3n3WALF R 2 drown herself. She is seen by the[W. Areson. A icclal hour was passed | oxciusive information that may lead to | gqod two-inch’ hickory plaik, random| FOR SA1E — Pedigresd Pomeranian aged caretakers of her husband’s es- | during which iLe ladics sewed and re- | the arrest and conviction, in a United|[ehigtns. A. J. Bligcod, Moosup, Conn. | puppies, s>Lid black coior, 325 each. tate, and rescued. Later in. the cab- |freshments were served by ‘the Bbs- | Swtes courts of the permon or Persoss| ' dootSl Hockledgw Kennels, Danieison, Conn. In of the caretakers, che gives birth | tess. e S i T morning of Jan. 1.1916. Address anty to a daughter. The singer learning of T Florid Lock Box 22, Norwich, Conn. jan7d ner's every Saturday. A. E the affair, seeks out the %&"‘fifiifi." 5"; s“" h""fl*“ % = e TR e B i shr fall bearing strawberry pianis and arranges to have the child’s Mrs. Owen S. Smith and Mrs. Dan- ND—. = = .50 per 100, appie trees loc up, peach kept a ueé';ec:. hoping to win for her- | 1e1 M. Lester left town Thursday for Eluu-. on West Main St. Owner can| WANTED—Antique furniture and old|{ ;¢ up pear, plum and cnerry 850, choice E st. ilver; good prices paid. A. Bruckner, S self ishe being a widow,) and her | Bustis, Florida, to join Mr. Smith, who | have same by calling at 74 Pearl siiver: 890 prices paid, A Bruckn®r.|stock and deliverea; stock watering TO RENT p HUMOR OF THE DAY “But why did you off the ma‘ch at the last moment? 2 “Oh the color ‘of his - hafr Jill everything in my . trousseau.” —Ji JAMES L. CASE ey —Ugh! T wouldn't flat- fer yer by alterine the shape of yer face.—London Opinion. “I wish vou to find out who homely woman is?” 1 “Nothing doing, my dear. She'd prove.-to be the sister ‘or wife of the WANTED _Raw furs, at H. A, Heeb- 37 Shetucket St, Norwich, Conn. C. Bennett. ALE — Frult trees, roses. iunks and heaters, new and second- son, the interest in the big estata. |arrived there three wecks ago. Their a g el ox Hrst person I.asked.” — The singer’s son later proves to be & |son-in-law and danghter. Mr. and Mrs. 2 o e s b Sdbiens, Presa. spendthrift and he eventually meets|T. Snowden Thomas of Saratoga, N.|sitting eh banc The application was WANTED Kinds farm macainery, Edison brand “I ask vou, sir, weuld you take the daughter of the would-be suicide, | Y. are in better health, Mrs. Smith |made by the Seattle Brewing an: ighiculiural lime, nardware speciaities. | The very desirable apartment on the |vour - deuenter (o seo & Dy e supposing her to be the daughter of |states. Malting company. Two Chambermaids, two Dish Wash- | W L+ ls-Spencer. ruone 5 Le_nsln;n. first floor of the Huntington Flat, No.|that?" b the caretakers. The lad’s habits go : ers, four General Housework (wages AR N AR B 170 Broadwa: “And T answer ‘vou, sir: No: the from bed to worse and a young news- Scotland Road Service. Playing the Game Now. o e Syl e ¥OR SALE One or_a_pair of sound Y. chilntls are:nins o ‘Ghe thit s fiee paper reporter obtains a clue to lead| At Scotland Road hall Sunday after- | mquio time presumably no Bryan will % horses cneap, i an years old, one AMOS A. BROWNING already seen it.’—TLife. to the detection of the culprit, which |noon there will be a Chrisiian En- [ ™8 M6 REESWmRDN 10 PSR V0| Free Employment Bureau |[souna 1sv0 ip horse aiso wagons and| 777 ** "R Mother (to Rer sinall son, who is leo leads to Zioving the ldentity, of |deavor service and a sessicn of the|aamnistration is omly plaving poll-| QEO, L. CHESBRO, Manager | iod oo - 5 Vail Nante Beb TO RENT. doinz a fiz-caw nfi%ne on tha Babs e in question, chool. . L. anid £ by hgr Sighis to' Hia Eatate;” The: @y~ Sunday school. < tics.—Wall Street Journal. Central Bldg. Broadway | FOR SALE—T have about 200 bushels| One-half of a double house, hs rooms, g:n:‘) vBcbby).e are ¢ (g that's a ing statements of ihe singer substan-| Mr and Mrs. A. D. Wheeler of Bliss —————————— | of Green Mountain puotaioes, at ¥uc a|19 Oak St., can be occupied right away;|S F'.‘(L“-, 3‘;’{!“ foa P "1“‘- ten1 tiate these facts, «nd th> reporter wins | Place are recovering from an attack 5‘{:“’&3"‘" lb°",n a&chcgaz;: for E'i'l‘e' also for sale, three good fdrms. Tel P ry} fe g :;:xu see;l can'P“ n;h. the &ir}, and makes for the caretakers, | of grip. LEGAL NOTICES tto Anderson, Jr. R. F. D. No. 5, CIty. | 469.3. Inquire for particulars. untll Tve ¢one it—London a comfortabie anc happy home. Cee S M e A. T. GARDNER, “I'm sorry you don’t admire Mr. *Ihe Mar ir Hiding,” is the two-| Miss Minnie Karkutt of Bridgeport FOR SALE—Fifty R. L Red pullets, Gumrins,” sald the tactful woman reel Kalom feature in which is star- | spent New Years at hor home. on . TO GO OUT OF TOWN E;ll::g,cglnelch ddr/ L. :;.Mlds-, dec30d 15 Oak St. |‘“His aucestors were very distin. red Alice ilollister. and Harry Mil- | Otrobando avenue, ohce to ers S o B R AN N DY i hed and estimable people.” larde. This is a story full of thrills , Good Wages FOR SALE—Registered Holstein bull TO RENT ‘Yes” replied Miss Cayenne. “What and 4daring, and s thoroughly up-to- Harry Yurman has returned to his Fm Emplnyment B“m“ calf. Bauamahack Farm, Windham, Ct. a misfortune for his family that go dats in every particvlar. “Arliae's | home on Vergason avenue after spend- TR > Junld UONOCHONTAUG—Ten-room. cot- |manv of them died.” — Washington Chauffeur, rx: the (Jtle of the Blo-|ing some time in New York. Notice is hereby given to all per- GEORGE L. CHESBRO, Mgr. FOR SALE Nearly new. modern & fi" S otfer Tand, 1000 Tabn: Tooes| BAE: ure, and i ng societ i it = — - room, waterfont cottage, our : and be oy L Doyl ithe by e g turned after |50mS liable to pay the Personal Tax S0TeR of Tough land; coavemiences are| Ocean and Salt bond; sown dower Grubbs—Do vou think that Congress. gs 2t each D ance, render- |a few days’ visit with Mr. and Mrs. toilet, vewer and electric 1ghts; trol. | plumbing and heat. Renta! $350.| concile dutv twith performance? ing his own composition, “A Ride In|P, F, Walsh of Huntington street, New |a warrant to levy and collect the| Stampers. Spinners, Buffers and Bur. ley four ‘minutes’ waik: price $1,950,| Otners 3200 1o $4000, Sena for booklet. | ~Stubbs—FEasily. You see, the Con- R AN fhr L meom, [Eailon; L personal- taxes payable February lst, | {51ers,2n, Sieriing, Nickel Siiver and one-half cash. balance's per ‘cénti| FRANK W. COY. esterly, R. L |sressman is profoundly convineed World Film feature, in five reels, is| At Sacred Heart church there will | 1916, €ach of such, persons being as- BasinG, West M: on. deczdd :Z"‘m:;";‘,f;""::";“,‘:m‘;”_“x{g;m:m the Colonial masterpies be a mass this (Friday’ morning and |sessed the sum of two dollars ag hiS| 5,y "Highest wages pald. “FOR SALE_Small cottage, | B o GALE P e Disorten 2 — devotions this evening for the first|personal tax, and for the purpese of | letter, stating experience, 3 $100 cash, balance yearly ¢ “Whaf has become of the candi AT THE AUDITORIUM Friday of the mont] collecting the same I shall be at the BOX 846, MERIDEN, CONN. wsuce”:gx- ‘Bulletin’Orfice,” Jas. Barns, date wiic . ol B R A phote TODAY AND SATURDAY. S Collector’s Office in the Court House, e " taken beside a load of hay?” T e T Nutwioh: GAIly ot oA i 3 R souel ot il WATCH HIEL BUSINESS “He may. be a little out of date However, no candidate has as Gorege Fawcett, founder of the fa-|pnjece, Miss Edna Stott of Otroband 2 d from 2| Girls in_ burnishing _and packin vl mous Fawcett Stock company-.of Balti- > ando |to 12.30 o'clock p. m. an .3 i Towware. a5 | . FOR SALE—One Mitchell touring ca mustered up ‘the nerve to have his Toce $90 Tencnen i el A0 T romainder 6% the week 't "Ry |'clock to § o'clock p. m. from Feb- ;w"é’x'x" a2 wencral fomale. help T orher just overhauled nearly new tres. drsi ' FI oradsla‘lned o photo taken beside s stock ticker."— am e Little Minister, The Squaw ruary 1st, 1916, to March Ist, 1916, |departments of silverware factory. : A stoke on leas ong term || Louisville Courfer- Journal. - Man, The Man of the Hour and many | B2V g Wages for beginners, 123c per hour | Caf, 800d condition and all ready to|} ;25 “'sith all fixtures, dotag o 5 2 : both inclusive, except the following Tun; . prices attractive. Inquire 88 b e ther histos duct] = 11 - > and upwards. Apply by letter, stating €0od business: for sale a Sented by Hosworth. Inchrmorated or| COL. E. M. HOUSE HAS days: experience, it any, Franklin St. ~’<YB~ i‘“";‘:"‘ h“"’"‘! Cotiaxe at Pleasant View. THE KALEIDOSCOPE the first time in motion pictures in On Monday, Februa: 14th, I will BOX 846, MERIDEN, CONN. FOR SALE—Yantic West rms of- A 10-room cottage at Pleasant R The Majesty of the Law at the Audi- O ot it it o i Moo O S ounE. Foun, Bt Vg Bt || view. 1ot 50 by 200. This place 13 About 35,000,000 = barrels of salt torium today and tomorrow. Is Looking Over the War Situation|Wich Town, from 11 a. m. to 1 p. m. Studebaker farm and business wagon. || centrally located, §-minute walk 0 || were nroduced in the United States George Fawcett’s sensational work 9 last year. On Tuesday, February 16th, from in Europ in The Squaw Man is one of the favor- 10 to 11.30 a. m., at the Yantic store. ite stories of the stage. - o Lcnden, Jan. 6. 3.03 p. m.—Colonel On the same day at the store of ey e it Of the first| kN House, President Wilson's per- | Patrick T. Connell, Bean Hill, from tre in Chicago, and soon (he wheje|Sondl representative, the only olien|12 m. to 1.30 p. m. trolley and postoffice, and the price MA Ts WANTED ESIAN, dnehy 15 very jow. " inquire about it. FOR SALE—Bargain o' large o A Lot at Grotem Loug Foint. rol top des inside finlsl n bire ug id aand i O ithi le, with swivel desk chair. Can be Located on the water side, sandy manufacturing plant within | 220'5; E beach, not far from board walx. = g seen bstween 12 and 1 or atter © g, m. [} B ce” If taken this month Is oniy Two per cent. of metallic sodium wil! harden lead so that it will ring when struck. & . b ¢ ain. Cottages il S gountry wWas repeating his line as Big | Daonker, on the steamer Rofterdam | On Wednesday, February leth, at|fifteen miles of Norwich;| “ipine rroviEn — 550 moteneads || 00 A P*°F A Swiss aviator rose to the helght Bill: th ? s dockh :‘?‘l l»&) 03 the . drug store of John A. Morgan, and 250 6% (regular business size) Farms. of 19,800 feet, over‘oppfing the best jogoL kol Bud, and don't 8t0D 10| peivad in: London in time. o take | o ile, from e it oy s |especially lathe and planer | coveiopes, neatly printed. for $3.90: 800 ) cpotes of_400—prices from 327 || Previous ascent, S i S Drovides | Ureaktast with Walter Hines Page, |, OF Thutsday, February 17th at the hands. biices Tor any Drinting sou are in need || to 320000 Send for catalosua Uncle Sam made $2.500,000 Inst year George Faweert with a ivpreal Geovgs | he American ambassador, today. Col- |4ruE store of George M, Hathbon Of. “The Bulletin Company. Norwich, WILLIAM A. WILCOX. S T LI W00 Tent, Taer Conn. Fawcett part, a gruff but secretly ten- | C1.¢! House declined to say more about 5 . o e 3 LRSS e N IR ey N Real Estate Broker, . der-hearted old Virginia judse of ab- |FiS mission than to reiterate his an-| On Friday, February 1sth, at the| Advise price and experience | 1 AM BUYING poultry of all Kinds. || xo. 41 West Broad St.. Rooms 1 and solute honor and uprightness. In pl nouncement that he was looking over’|Store of John G. Potter, East Side, Anyone having same, drop postal to 3 ing it Mr. Fawcett has full chance {6 | tI¢ War situation in Europe. He will |from 11 2. m. to 1 p. m. first letter. © Address Box 222, | Samuel Gellert, Coichester. Conn. bt display the gift in which he sur-|SPend two weeks in London, departing| On Saturday, February 19th, at The 1 , FPlhoae No. 365... passes every other American actor: | {hence for Parls, where he will remain | Peoples Store; Taftville, from 12 m.|g jloger = SALE ernment forests. Since the outbreak of the war 30,- 000 settlers from the United States have entered Canada. that of maintaining an outwardly Siet. | fOF & few days. On his return here|to 2.30 p. m. . like, apparently pitiless demeanor and | IS ™8y €0 to Beriin but this part of | Personal taxes will be received on at fhe same time giving a glimpse of | 1S itinerary has not yet been ar-|the. dates mentioned ‘above for the an agonizing hearthreak which is talk- | 2nged. different sections of the Town. FOR SALE G ek withis nis At his breakfast with Mr. Page, In time lost and medical attention the wage-earners of this country have a2n annual sick bill of $680,000,~ FOR SALE ovo. h All persons neglecting this notice = On the vaudeville programme will | {olonel House assured the ambassa-|; gt pe proceeded againt as dlrected TT. Tests by Eurobean scientists have be Kennedy and Mack two men who | 9oF, that thero was no basis for ro. ISt ! Taore ot (s Beater | e VERMONT COwWS COTTAGE HOUSE $2,000 shofwn . that. the durability of varlous are very clever knockabout comedi- |POrts cabled to London papers that he THOMAS A. ROBINSON, " Elvotric Mphte Meain Heat, et Farm of about 45 acres land, 20 J|bronzes is proportionate to their con- e ey I meat | e e haine i Tk (oo et Colléstor, |Carload will ‘arvive Monday, January (} - Cisctrie Hakte, Staam hest, set- tillable lend and balance pasture | tent of tin. ng skit, an . - : - ubs, large lot, in fine 3 Wateon, Who Drescpis a ventriloqss bassador that the reports were ridicu- | Dated at Norwich, Conn, January 10th, 1916. 9 £04 wooqind;; hbos s six roome § ¥or the’ protection of X-ray opera- . novelty, 5 ;;:i'm;:%( t:e iggtr:::n tzigh:.y“g;: 6th, 1916. JAMES H. H:DE;. o PRICE $3,300 :ao Anb&o ahnditien; . S aa | oee i Soade o,h'“k'bh“,'“y N R T W ey ortl ranklin Re#d.. T P impregnated with lead, have been in- P in_the Town of Preston and four e ADVERTISING HAS (i London_enbassy’ 8o mos. acens GOAL AND LUMBER Tolephons v karanin, Conlh N. TARRANT & C0., |[}gucs men romniis Sauass, near || vented in Erinee ; HELPED ORANGE MEN. | beyond the bounds of Great Britain or = i » P e At o Semain on mart- || Camels ‘are it for serlous work at that he had been instructed to settle 117 Main Street, Norwich cl P five years, and their strength begins Champaign, IIL—"“The success of th LAW UPHELD BY DECISIO neceseary by electric motors, enable & California Fruit Gmwmnmel:!;a:g: i oo Swyiss waterworks to pump water to ALWAVS IN STOCK s 2 . Chicago exchange, in an address at the { Let me Insure it with United Finely located 10-room resi- State H P : g The very desirabie property 107 Me- | yorar aom. will' be en the first State Horticultural soclety convention| Tacome, Washn, Jan. §.—Petition A. D. LATHROP | Stat Casuslty - € o | Sences Ne: %0 Fatrmount Bhest Moy "ave For_ful partisuiars’fa- [Itorat Collotes WIll' D6’ chosen the et James E. Byrnes in Address at Illinois | any alleged dispute between Ambassa. q JaEs. to decline at 25 vears, although they Horticultural Convention Gives | 40 Page and Ambassador Gerard. co I c.nt:ln ::i‘l“:lgo' Duoo':\?/i':: B(:'-mn. live until 35 and 40 years. 3 ] 3 due to advertising,” says J. E. Byrnes, | Injunction Sought by Seattle Brewing 8 towal 800, foct’ ahovy 1t for an injunction against the enforce- Modern conveniences, stable, omitg el iy will be summoned on September 9. Credit to Publicity. WASHINGTON PROHIBITION Water-power turbines. aided when Free Burning Kinds and lehigh | AUTOMOBILE : FOR SALE FOR SALE 1923 Maple avenue, a member of the and Malting Co. Denied. Flectors to Chinese provineial elee- Mr. Byrnes spoke on Modern Meth- | ment of the new state prohibition law | Office—cofr. Market and Shetucket Sts, garage or carriage house on the ods of Co-operation and his talk proved | was denied in the United States dia. Tel -1 CHA ) o & posed almost entire- 0 interesting that the session was|trict court here today by three judges ety AR W. COIT, S M bom i B ol Seoinaged. conalderatily’ oo The s REAL ESTATE Price reasonable and terms Iy of reinf SoeETne; 28 rar Bala s s e crigin, is being e or IS | anay states. Tae Stanley homestead, 21. Happy o e Y S must be seen to be appre-| . Tae Supreme Cm:’rt‘ofd the ugug:: Frive, yery. comnuatie. holding the constitutionalit 3 'y of the For full particulars inquire of Ohtn law regulating the working - JOHN A. MORAN E #a) FEatute’ Byohhars WorWioh's"- | DT Stovmas FOR SALE The marked decrease in the damage : E by lightning. In “Burovean citles uses, Yo Tant —— A Several FINE FARMS near .. o 55l Biilaing Tots, ail in 85 | e sost fo Wrear i Simibuted to . sirable ‘locations. List your DPO’.I’? it divert the bolts. Rieh. TR e opic. y S A ion Tate Investmenta. In. 1855 it took 274 minutes of labor b WILLIAM ¥. HILL, to care. for .and raise a bushel of The Mutual Benefit Life Agency 63 Broadway Telephone 1334 Neponset Shingles and all kinds of Masons Buildiny Materials for sale hw easy. THOMAS H. BECKLEY 78 Main Street Pho 724 278 Main e forie four by the questions from the audi- - : S T ¥; in the assacfation ships his frutt to o| . 1D€ Office of John A. Mor-l e B Tt ud”:{ $he pacntents poat Eon ant wiss & Son has been ed e plans to spend $400,- © exc] s agent at that place the ggontnr n'ew;%age;‘ mmismqy alone D:lu he“v’t:-:;! tfgg the fruit. Bids are s AT year,” added Mr. Byrnes, “yet the | then solic! m commission mu cost of aavertising oranges has mever | and in case a bid 18 squal to or abees| 10 the -Davenport ' building, o e R AR Bes dox e 1he, Seus e cer s 20it; otherwimk] 4y o Wk N sheaet the cost of the marketing and advertis s returned to the srower. Results service furnished by the association is | of all sales are wired cach day to Calo i only 1.5 per cent. of e total gross | ifornia and these messages are all pub- recelpts of frult sales, or 5 1-4 conts | lished in & daty Danere crer oot |old Elevator building. per box. memberg of the association. Elaborate —e e The California Fruit Growers Ex- | information~on market conditions. is X 5 Shange put out the celebrated Suniist | also included in the bulletins, so that [ FACTORY FINISH REPAIRS oranges and Mr. Byrnes showed quite | each grower knows prevaill ces conclusively the advantage of adopt-|and market prospects. o€ v —TO ' Consult MONEY LOANED ing a brand name for fruit and then > < making the name o susrantes of 4| o DonCTS, Service Bursau. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry T bt o e dassive I Phene 900 86 Cliff Street Ty e i RO corn. Tn the year 1394 the average gertain etandard of quality. Sunkist |, j0s FOTE of the Mxchange has been| 1 pp CLEGG, The J. 5 and securities of any kind at tae iy o Room 108. Thayer Bldg. | time required been beosaht dowa oranges must come up to a certain | fxiended into many lines, including | e Jeweler Lowest Rates of Interest. AB oid JUST ARRIVED, 5 ¥ 41, piy standard of quality and must be n.h? }l;;( dealers’ - service bureau, of Franklin Square City established firm to deal with. I have just returned from the west H packed in a certain thorough manner. | Which Mr. Bymnes is mauager. . Upstairs. Somers- Bidg. TR COLLATERAL LOAR AR IRl T R A8 EXCHANCGCE This guarantse of quality has proven a | | Last, vear 1,500,000 orange spoons| Hamilton Railroad Watch Agercy Horses, . suitable for . all purposes. R e s NI very great ald in marketing. Sixty- [ Wote distributed by the association, ! . . olening rom 1100 to 1700. (ome and | for seod m: . e o 2 in marketing. Stxity- | which i now the nation's Inreeat: bite ——— ; oo Thens. Prices right. house _1n. Norwich: JIot, - nine California is- now marketed through | If Of silverware. The spoons are given MAHONEY BROS., ; ‘'ELMER R. PIERSON. rooms, steam heat, set tubs, g In exchange for Sunkist wrappers and| Ay s DR. F. MS . Tel, 536-2. dec27a | Slectric lights, hardwood Association js Not a Trust. B30 T ey e s, FALLS AVENUE . W. HOLMS, Dentist The assoclation is co-operative and | vestigations the Exchange y | Shannon ""."'“fll Annex, Room A non-profit-sharing. It has been as- | determine the effect of maintalt . ; 2 4 ‘m lh M sallod several times a5 a trust, but in {rademark brand of a fixed quality. AT | pramcre: e & F‘ c' ¢ i e on easily proven ! In each instan I 2 : : ‘ . n estigatl | ce w“.,gbt,,‘.hf QM%M% the case. Each grower been conclusively