Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 11, 1916, Page 16

i TOMORROW; . WEOT- WINDS FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCHES FOR SALE—Buft mgton for destroyer of his happiness. He loses p Ao A&: e m‘ TO RENT E heart and goes to the bad. Years pass, | Batehine. r, Route 1. Fhor —— . POETRY N Bellamy becomes the assoclate of (°1°3. _ ________ merdThSTuThS Y bz e e e THE LIKENESS OF EVIL. g Gty MOVInE FIStTSS 8| oriminals and with Morrls, a crook, | FOR SATD Thrés year o heder. % i Sutre; 353, West Tnames 5 “marnia | T0C IS % e Audtorium. - | treshens Maren 17 o ot artist T would patnt 3 B e e e A at]io ot oo Tl e s ol | Route 1. Phome 1651-8: Hacotull n, 7 - TO RENT _Lower and_upper teme- | “Sin's [ikeness, neither bose mor vile; audeville and Moving Plctures s - 1 | TA0m — They cantet 1ive ob aL bR the & = ment at 663 North Main St Apply at|But fair as any haloed sain! Whe Davis. 4 Young M&dl}nr%t ml{:\el g‘fimé.aoold LICE ‘mzh;(yo :fllflt Il‘llv‘; on a bird “y‘ an; -] otfice. The Norwich Belt M{g. Co. Inc.|In garments free from nay talnt, o e e e e L T postage DB, Woblworil'e & and 10, meriid A Jamibvie SR T Mhow of e, ANNOUNCEMENTS |5, Sooriot ® dosn another oon | Koneman - Poultey’ . Yarda sbb. Hest Here Bellamy and Dorris endeavor to | Main St. Narwich, Ct. Jel4TuThS | WANTED —Bveryone to attend the C e et supper at Preston City Baptist church foom house at Trading Cove = Apply | Were I l.g-.ln‘;"n}“-:.ul:hwn blackmail Medhurst to the lUmit, but | FOR SALE—S. C. White and_Brown | tonight. marlld James DeWol Seems, DAVIS THEATRE. ‘marl WFSTuThS To starving = shaveling satnt . jesh and joed and s — Rose intervenss and. saves . George |LSshorn eges for hatshink, 8o, mnd | = oo m e | O fatmt, T Frour Stiows Today—Thres Big: Keith|from molestatlon iby haning - him | 337010, S21cks dho; cutton tatching. | ENSUKEWXSORN. o cq8s from 39 hens e Ty A e Bt | e AR Naunted Gresme, Acts and Triangle Photo Plays. _ | back his own money. OId Tom lives | Clnroiths the Tecord of ouf breeders in thelr pul- L Thames Lt & 5 ¢ R ity Wit (Gearke anaiils Maushier, | ceamwwor SATE — TEa ST L e e Denkil e 2, | Hgll sends no dragons bresthing fame ervone as the fin balance timber and woodland; house of | foremost heavy laying S. C. W. Les- on Hallville road, 10 ‘minutes waik | But sirens fatr, who come to ciaim ¥ photo_play show ever seen here, is| The Vitagraph company offers a |10 rooms, In good condition: there iz ? ] ‘Han le time ii_pleasure’s name horns: inapect our stosk before buying: E from Wasterly "teiley. “H VLo Hareis | A pic the attraction at this popular theatre | two part comedy drama, A Model Wife [also a small bara and henbouse. This | Sonaty IHerieas mrac’sr 15, §3 per gy N b - And ‘whisper “For & day. foday. ~Both thésvaudeville and plo] | with Lillan Walsh ‘end all-atar cast, (farm is eitusted ta fhe town of res-|SorSy per 100 Govrse Gill; Jewett ._Bo: . — mariTus e B -t ot o ivies ctncend and | Dot i lons! big funitnes) evecy | O cosumle o Sopembie| b cma TS el w HUNT FLATS | T o= norsas|Astvep s vone o gon S g e G oIl Bl e et i s = heat. 139 CLE St. Maritd | | Transmitted sins of gullty sires: £ no.one should miss\this last opportu {rolley and state road, "This farm be day for bookiet Fe af10d” | T Rimitied i G gy wiret i deville the headline attraction s Jones AT THE AUDITORIUM. known s (e, Charies Iowitt *farm, | era; “needed” In_every home: 100 per There -is always more than one way to do a thing, ant View, The Ardimore: hus ten bed- s 5 odians, who present o stusias and talk. on tne rond to Westerty. | For further | New Pork City. Lo ‘mariid Four high.class acts of vaudeville | particulars, inquire of the administra- = ing act called Idano. " This act NS | will be seen today at the Auditorium, | tors, Mis. Bunice Latham of Norwich| SALESLADIES wanted for new in- g een past 8 v ovtm, oul ‘ but there is never more than one REALLY BEST way. |und kitchen: ‘Avply v sis: sb 5. Tiae | Tog demons of the ases done. > O fi flat i 3 Eins, 145 West Broda St Westerly, k'L e rey vention; needed in every home and of- el g o R two days and has scored 2 biz hit at ;'gf‘%?g,gsghepg*g e T o e an e DA C ;lf;‘?c;-l;x: vrofl":n'z‘;f I ,]n g:e,ayl:co - l:l)da: otgi:s ]? ht_lm agl:i'nggiqgci] ‘)tlr:ecige “¥OR MENT Furnished rooms, con. suffia-:n:al t:’o.r-lwn s glorious sun, 2 a e,” presented by the e oA = erchandlse Co, O3 SS o Won.| And past forever m £ e A e 1us|Linton Brothers, ad femturims Johnny |—soirerns __ [ESeSESCRE marils & P! playing a ho vasiemt for - Hoey and Jeannette Mozar and cast of |, FOR SALE—Strawberry plants, tru posit “blind man’s buff.” it of : club maniacs, who have a club jug- This act | Lo name; Abington, Haverland, Parson’s| WE OFFBR a splendid proposition — He is a maniac or dunce _FURNISHED rooma. With modern | \Who wonders thNat so few Alsdaint Eling specialty the llke of which has | .30, POBIe, oSty gils. | This aot B UTpols Bor 100 pomtpald) B0e BT | It ot pavt time, The Neeves Vasunm The best way, however, is to do the bulk of your [mprovements {*Walnmgion S o tainks the oI G ETT o a here. This is 100 per 1,000, : . A 5 > 3 & o he soul he chooses and at R Teautns bit fime Aet and comes hers | 2 one of the best acta of its kind over | Kellogs's Prise, Bearl 1o ver 103 sost: | Cloaner dou Milford, Gonn. — marild hunling before you leave your home or office. T HAVE soms fne apartments (o rent| Makes his intention piaint el bl e e o Rom| een here. (Gthers' on the are [ paid 6ic per 100 not paid; superb fall- | —xameere o oo oot Mal bearing plants, $1 per 100, $8 per 1,000, with an $80 a week The third act is Contino, the = dan and “Tatn Pl . Holdridge, yard, . -l and specialties direct to the consumer; al upside down dancer. This is a m, Who present a very marss S cel between S RING HINTS FOR d classy singing and talking specialty Qoustdetsano ot Mtend st a . 4 'y . -3 3 = = novel specialty and violin selections and prosperity. Div. 4 merican 3 : patemy fire mixed with some verv clever danc. | The five reel Paramount picture fea- i o Y I the MOST PROMISING in price, location and size Tes, two milcs ture is Hazel Dawn in The Mas- marlld . . from city, on troliey line. Write Farm, (B a0 incurahis SIRINE k-1 hio- i et it gueraders and in it the popular Miss FOR S ALE WONAN—II o —atruting 100 In this way your flat is half chosen before your search | %% situds & febzod 3 to plays the feature today will have a | Dawn Scores another photo play hit. e cen e B fant | —Athur Goodemough,” in Springfield Gel a copy of The Bulletin, turn to the “Rents” clas- | ming o5 Hroadway: © 0 °"" marsd™ | Repudlican sification, and locate from the number of vacancies there TO RENTFurnished rooms.” with ADVANCED A i e | tropona) i free skeins wearproot darning cotton TO RENT—Smail cottage No. 61 OL- strong appeal, it is called The Price |1 307% Will be three shows today, at 1]] INC LOTS with Sosiery., gur section: experience begins. robando Ave. or_will seil on favorabie|O nightingale and boboMnk, A 2.30, 7 and 845 o L L e 4 o osiery. of Power, featuring Orrin Johnson, | >-30» 7 and .8.45 o'clock. B D unnecessary. ° Internation: terme s 00 & Fanning. 52 Broadway.[ And wren and ~obin, your ‘technique Johns Y . B O T T — 324 ‘think and_produced by the master director, —_— 2 = s, faken all in all, 1 BeiTana mvor ot nan s i |0 OTRSATRE, NEW LoNDON o= 115 Places Spen Wite' T trea book- per monti. John E. Fanning, 52 Broad- | x1a yet you sing In hidden dales ital and labor and has many big A ok k let FF._ Barl Hopkins, 638 Marden . febsd | And vet vou sing in niaden dal sl B cam“; ONW';: ,:r'"c ss Pat,” Matinee Greene Ave. and Cedar St. |iag: Wwashington b, C ‘mari1d e TR TO RENT—Store No. 20 Central A Great Scott, how stupid mightingales also shows a big strike riot with and Night, Monday, March 13th. = = SA No. detafl carried out as only a Grifith a Y o INVENT something: your ideas may i rent 310 per month. J. E. Fanning Can be! For particulars.and prices address |, ing wealth; our free book tells what | ——————————————— oo ————————————— | Broadway. Jansla f_ = production can carry out big things.| In John Cort's production of Henry|or call on H. H. GALLUP, Norwich, to & and how to obtain a patent, | NTED—Don’t waste precious time,| FOR SALE — Egss for hatehing: | —e oo 220 hat rural warbling on a rocl The Keystone comedy is Ho DId And | Blossom and Victor Herorrta ey | oo througn onT new creait syStem. WrItd | fOT SDNNE 1s near. Hero 15 soir onpr | Whith Sar nd s, el hing O T ¢ Dhrnce bane:| . Or rill or tree’or imountain rangs He Didn't, a two reel tickler, featuring | comic opera success, which will - be BT wessmres, BT i | ban Y Join Miss Adles’ new class in G Ty "Ean. g ey lagury. | HuCH Ao o Janid Echanger T the two popular stars, Fatty Arbuckle |heard at the Lyceum theatre, New ashington, D. i el Laos thathimemetivdn; | Semts T I eége . = -— - and Mabel Normand. four shows | o149, matince and night, Monda FOR SALE - LARGE manufacturer Wants Tenre: | Summer hudineis,® 11 you. commenn | e T e | Inae T Batio, Srthe ain 7 | And why shoma Tobina waste thelr ain on't forge lere are fo - [arc] 3th, will be found a book th: sentatives to se shirts, underwear, You will undoubtedly be able to LE—] ng_pi ind out- | _ - — Upon a fence, behin hrub, today and special music by the Davis |is much more sane and pretentions SMALL FARM WITH hosiery, dresses, waists, skirts direct Miss Adles On her tiips to other ft. consisting of 9x14 Pearl job press. | —yom RENT—The large house When they might sing selections in enlarged orchestra. than is usually obtained f 5 to homes. Write *or free samples. . and also summer resorts. It |4l fonts type, cuts, borders, rack and | washington St: ail d| A club? = ducti OF Stch proc GRIST MILL Madison Mills, 590 Broudway, New York rable. she can place you success- | Sases, roliers, chases, etc. Phone 505-4 | sicam heat. Inquire of izaac 5. Joues, “gt‘}‘on;.i A gt"c;mtam; many bright § , place with 12 acres of good till City. marl1s Why earn five or six dollars a |9F 3ddress 254 Broad St. arlld | insurance and Keal Estate Agent Kich- pay :\(len(lnl} to my -mra.“" s whic] 0 ive a & i o arn th . BAL e o [ wrds Building, St wea wisdo: 3 e T Ne Mk e T e L s e e e el s s T One diy. and aiso be Jour swi uat | yNOR SALE—Si-acre farm. 32.000; re. | 4rds Bullding. 91 Main St Tour o ety "ira Davis Theatre by the Myrkle-Hard- | ; =sis . - ny having water in house, also two J|must be temperate and experienced! one day also be your tiring. 'Willlam Dee, Willimantic. Ct., FURNISHED rooms, $1.50 u; S et a his love for waltz rhyhms. The mu- 9 ! bt y tress? Take advantage of this oppor- | Rural 2. rild v Pi @ . = : tenement furnished. Apply In person ‘ma: jon St, all conveniences. Puoi 25 . Th Ybarra. er Co. fhorg Tonshont Is light and ey and || barne and benhouse: all buildinge b Con S e e ivine B paruBuiass | onity o learn (he Wicetset protestias | Sural 27 "% T mariia - B St omas R. Jvhen it comes to giving the public | (here are many choruses which are || §ocd condition, A 2:set grist mill || & PR, 'S B Shimun, Stonington, Ot 1 the World. Miss M. C. Kdles, 308 | FOR SATLE—Palr of { year old steers, big plays and productions, the Myr- [adma-ably written and suns, Among |j for grinding all kinds of grains, LT Main St, Norwich. Tel 2 Digken: balr of horses, § and 7 years | FURNISHED ROOM — Centrally lo- marsWs 04 Brothers, Windham Center. | cated. Emina Morse, 18 Union St WHO will write? A hardware deal- ne 125-13. kle-Harder company have all other | the best of the numbers are duets ang ||| "3ving a 35 H. P. water wheel, lo- glock: companies beaten s ‘mile. They |trlos In the charscteristic | Herbert(f cated Inia village of a prosperous §| _WONO wiil 'wilte? ' A herdware deal | vy awwmn—Firemen, brakemen, $135 P 2,800—can v HUMOR OF THE DAY i : . Sl | DOR SALB—Pair s Sear old oies Redd—I see they are teaching all compgnle il e e e farming country. Price Fran- | MONthiy; experience unnecessary: Rail- | FOR SALE Palr & year old oxen - On next Monday _afternoon and [singers and players will be Ruth |§ ©Sh- Owner leaving town. T DARB vou answer fhial Young | HOUSTOX N 2 us|kF. D No. 6. Telephons is back the snails—Yonkers Statesman. night, at the Davis, they are going to| Welch, who has won distinction on FRANCIS D. DONOHUE g oif porth $16,000, willing to wed. | 209 I8, Sveryhedy T riiie oeaofue:| “marila 1 see open their week's engagement with|both grand and light opera stages, at |§ Central Building Norwich, Conn. || Address’' H. H. Mission Unity, San Y ¥ you s = you have a cold like every- body else: that powerful drama of New York life, | home and abroad, Paul Nicholson, Ff- g Pt oie Ot marild | OUr fresh dug trees and how you can| FOR SALE S C. R. L Red eggs for| Shop in rear of Bottomley house on Bought and Paid For. This play ran |fie Toye, Philip H.' Rylev, Ben Hens save money and receive a guaranteed |hatching, Tompkins strain, 31, $1.50 and | North Main street, fronting on packine ‘his isn't & cold. I simpl: t T worih 501200, teabi s vioiia | aausre deal.. Whatever youwant for |33 per Setting’ of i5: also 38 ber 160 | nouse road, with entrance from North | hoarilt o ant, Sag i 1 simuty got e o ey e e e 1| o “gerar] Benham, Edward Met- | ge——— | o, 49, Wworth 333,000, small town, would | the (ruit gaiden Of orchatd, we have | cese Levwie b Latharn, ooa 5,100 . - s New York city. For the benefit of [ calf, Georzio Sregario, Herbert Sl marry. R., 67 Fourth St, San Fran- it Don't buy until you see it Write| —marild Main street. Electric power, lights tur‘e ‘\he:rmu:: =¥ :u“mnnn Su‘r. may s s, 5 L cisco. marlld |today. Houston's Nurseri “FARM Tor sl gas. Apply office of Wife—That dregdful Mr. Boose o™ Stors. in"tho rat ‘act & rich spect | The enjovment. of this omamicn LI FOR SALE T oawn T o (L ot et ety e e e | Motk Bolt Mfe sited vou to take s drink, did he? T e e TR e by an augmented Herbor tady 1D WOt $1E 00 winiay ta wal \,7“&31- D — Powlirymen, attention. | Holstein el cfl;. pply A. E. Norwich Belt Mfg. Co. s R nane rexun:x:‘:"-fl;:d“ telephone operator and, as the curtain | Victor orchestra. To Clos Adetess . . MMission Unity, Ean | You owe it To yourselves to find out | Newton, South Canterbury, Gonn. usband- : descends he is accepted. In tie sec- ERGe el Lol e) o Close the Estate of the Sran. %00, Cal. marlld | |about the Magic egg tester, a money marlia o] best to swallow the insult.—Boston 5 = ‘ saving device to pouitrymen; sold on FOR SALE—A good ~ 2 Transcript. e o ooy, [avpiness, and every: | Erank H. Weddill and Bay Musloianat Late Thomas Boid money backing &b ariving Horse “tuire Soveph Fose I 0 REN I “Making progress toward getting Falan steps in In the form of drink Mon's Rally. The entire equipment of a Con- EORmacE WANTED_Five bright, capable la- | —more ro o Worth: meied o (s and turns a clear sky of happiness in- | At a meeting of unusual interest to s Z an demonstrate and sell |, FOR SALE—A good cow. now due to . ~ & A t d t . people next door?" to a sudden storm, darkness and|men is arranged for the Y. M. C, A, [f {racting and Teaming Business, dealers: $35°10" $58 e Wweek; Falizoad | reshen. _D. Coubiin, ‘Baiuc. " marioa | A large store and basement in | "Ji5, e Their cat invited our trouble. = As the curtain descends the | for tomorrow (Sunday) at 2.30 o'clock | § Double and Single Carts, Light and 1 re paid. ° Goodrich Drug Co. Dept.| FOR SALE Nearly me Hot Building, Broadway, 3¢ over to a musical last night”— Budience i brought face to face wth |in the large store of the Thayer build. | | Heavy Wagons, Harnesses Derricks, 189, Omaha, Neb. Thards sy, new Queen hot | Central 8 24 what the title means. “He ‘bought | ing. : | water incubator, 130 egk size . inauire - . About Town. : iogi WANTED—Poyltion 35 eokiceepey | 12 Baltle St evenings marioi"* |occupied by H. D. Rallion 21 | *other-ohnny, stop using sach and Paid For Her,” and if he had not| Tho muslcal attraction will consist |§ 2o~ Ri2ging and Tools osition s, bookkeeper pi y I by youns indy; four years' general of: | - s . dreadful language been undér the influence of strong |of cornet and cello solos By s JOHN DODD fice” exporience. Address. Bookkeeper, ,:,,?,“;,:;El,‘;';eg;";}'figy ey and | yuars, Possession on or be- Johnny—Well, mother Shakespeare drink he never would have sald it, but | Harry Brown Allen, the seven wear 202 Boswell Ave. Bulletin, marlod yville. Apply to he did, and the outcome was that the [old boy musician, who s ndeed 8. K. v vi >, 1 uses it. Special No. 2 M. SMOKE SHOP: Plsase tell ms | ok, S; Kennedy, Dayville, Conn. | fore April 1st. Mother—Then don’t play with him; he's no fit companion for you—Lon- Apply to the don Tit-Bits. o winter lrucumhcr ‘{l yceubwu;n to be| FOR s.lLSJ—One TIIQT and one Two-Famlly House & s aian s Birils e CENTRAL BUILDING CO.|rncs ire &5 pears otar O o007 twins. little wife who had learned to idolize | wonder i Oy oF e Aiimistouto how to be a contortionist. Ans.: Eat her husband began to shrink from| Tn addition to the special music | S ————————— bhim; she decldes to &0 l;‘ack,to her there will be given a timely address ormer life and gave up her fewelry, [ by Frank H. Merrill of New York city EXCHANCE ne clothes, servants, automobiles, etc. [ who was the popular general seerein mar10d They are %8 years old. K'he sacrifice was a great one, but she was never bought and proved it, for after three months of toil, hurzer and privation at $7 a_week. the husbani Bougkt her out. He realizad he lovel his wife, and when things were the Gailest, the sunshine and happiness camo forth. Other plays to be presented dwrirg ths week aro: The Elindncss of Virtue, by Cusmo Eam!ton, the original New York suc- cess, every father, mother, sister, and brother shaild see this truly great play. Baby Mine, by Marsaret Ma- yo, with a laugh to fit every face; this play ran two vears at the Play Heuse in New York city. The Mis- leading Lady, by Paul Dickey, which ran 300 nights at the Fulton theatre, New York city. Fine Feathers, by Eugene Walters, which ran for five oruhs at the Astor theatrs, New Yook city. The Country Roy, by Ed- gar Selwin, another one cf the big New York city successes. The seat sale is now opsn. “There will be matinees daily, at 2.15 at 10 anc 20 cents. AT THE AUDITORIUM. Geraldine Farrar in the Photo Play, “Carmen,” Main Attraction For Next Week Monday, Tuesday, and Wed- nesday. The greatest photodramatic pro- fiuction ever seen on the screen will be bhe attraction at the Auditorium on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday, when Geraldine Farrar, the celebrat- ed prima donna will appear in a film version of her famous opera, Carmen, produced by the Jesse L. Lasky com- pany. In securing the appearance of Miss Farrar before the motion picture ramera, the Lasky company scored the greatest coup in the history of the motion picture industry. This dis- tinguished international artist had held herself aloof from scores of fattering offers to appear before the camera until she was approached by a representative of the Lasky organi- etion. In Carmen Mies Farrar is seen os the half-wild, fascinating gypsy who is the head of a band of smugglers, How she leads one man to death and of the local Y. M. C. A. some ten years agc. There will doubtless be a larze crowd of men in attendance and those who intend coming are urged to he on hand very promptly as ‘he boy mus cian has anotler engagement which Wi make it necessary for him o niay in the early part of the service. Ad- mission is free to all men. Doors open at 3 o'clock. The Preaching Mission. ‘The Preaching M sion, to be con- ducted by Bishop Acheson next week in the Norwich Episcopal churches, is part of a nation-wide movement. In 1912 the general convention of the Episcopal church adopted a resolution calling upon this church throughout the land to undertake a preachine mission of nation-wide proportions. It was felt that “an age calls in no un- certain way for a revival of the pro- phetic ministry, and a reemphasis up- on the certain and unchanging words of ecternal truth that pertain to sal- vation.” While an important part of the purpose of the mission is to deep- en the spiritual lives of the members of the churches in which it is held, 2 1o less important part will be the endeavor to bring home the truths of the Gospel in a plain ana straichtforward way, to the hearts and consciences of all who attend the ser- vices. The evening services will he of an evangelistic character. ‘The preaching will be done by ~ Bishon Achesen, Including a sermon and after— Instruction. ~ The bishop will also hold himsélf in readiness to meet all who may wish to consult him private The singing will be led by a choru cholr of thirty volces.” The clors: of the churches will be glad to rend- er service to all who may care to ask it. There will be holy communion ev- ery_morning. For further details. cards will be freely furnished. At all of the services the sittings will be entirely free, and no collections will be taken, and everymody will be wel- come, Champ is Satisfied. Speaker Champ Clark’s attitude ap- pears to be one of entire satisfaction With the present leader of the house So long as he has no followers.— ‘Washington Herald. for good farm; well located modern shts, hardwood fioors; owner Information AGENCY, Willimantic, from TRYO! LOST AND FOUND Lost or_stolen, of The Norwich All persons are cau- ing or megotiat. person having a hereby called Up- it same claim to said bank * of September, the book de- and extingulshed and issued in lieu thereof, or LOST —Wednesday afternoon, between der leave at d recelve reward. JAMES L. CASE 37 SHETUCKET ST. OUNCERENT I desire to announce that 1 have arrangements whereby I can furnish daily quotat New York Stock Exchange Securi- ties to the public either by teles phone or in person, at my office. All orders will receive prompt and accurate attention. A share of your business is so- SPENCER TRASK & CO. New York Correspondents at Norwich Town Ten acres of land, modern improvements, large barn JAMES L. CASE 37 Shetucket St, Norwich, Conn. WEAVERS wanted; heavy work Crompton looms; one-joom work. Ap- vly to Pawcatuck Wooien Mills, West- eriy, R. I mariod n covered by first morigage, new modern bulldings in thriving village, half value. Address Loan, ioosup, Conn. marsd SITUATION wanted; youns double ‘entry bookkeeper, desires pos tion; five years experlence; can make payrolls, trial balances; also type- writer; satisfactory re; M. S, care Bulletin Co. ences. Write mar9d AN four unfurni rooms foi cckeping; adult Address N. C ‘maryd FOR SALE Four family House with stable containing 3 stalls, situated on trolley line, 12 minutes from Franklin Square. Annual rent- al $550. Price $4,000, easy tems if desired. THOMAS H. BECKLEY 278 Main St. May Building FOR SALE OR RENT The Patrick Shea Farm, on Canter- bury Road, Canterbury, Ct., contains 360 acres with fruit trees and running water in the barn yard. Buildings ali in good order. Inquire of THOS. REILLY, 6 Franklin St, New London, Ct. FARM FOR SALE. Situated in North Stonington, three miles from Norwich and Westerly trol- ley, near schoolhouse and church, con- sisting of about 150 acres of land, with 9-room house and necessary bulldings, all new. Immediate possession. Owner does not live in North Stoninston is the season for selling. Easy terms. In- quire of H. F. BUTTON, R F. D. 5, Norwlch, or telephone 1561- WANTE lady living in bout the house; to $ to 5. Apply Con. maryd e gentieman. maternity marGd Wauregan House mar3d WANTED—We buy and pay highest cash prices for all kinds_of metals, rags, rubbers and junk. Wait for us: our prices will astonish you. Danlel son Waste and_ Metal Co., Danieison, Conn. P 3 mar3d WANTED—Young men as__rallway mail clerks; $75 month; sample exam- ination questions free. Franklin Instl- tu! pt. 35-N.. Rochester, N. Y. BOARDERS wanted In_ American family, less than five minutes' walk irom Franklin Square. Inquire at this office. eb29d WANTED—Second hand furniture of all kinds; we also sell second hand furniture,' A. Bruckner, 55 Frankiin St Phone 717-3. feblid GINL HELP wanted In finishing de- partments of the American Thread Company’s Willlmantic mills. Appiy at otfice. decsia WANTED—Raw furs, at H. A, Heeb- mer’s every Saturday. A. C. Beanett dec13d WANTED—_Carpet _sweepers to re- pair; rubbers, Cyco springs, ball bear. ings’ renewed; brushes renewed and adjusted. E. A. Aubrey, 22 Summer St. Jan14d ORSES—Express load just in from the farms of fowa. I have 59 head now on hand, consisting of drivers, farm c.unks dnd draft Lurses; several good matched pairs, well broken and clever; prices right. " Come and see them. Phone 74-2." W. C. Sprague, Moosup. margd FOR SALE—Farm of 140 acres, new house with all modern improvements, such as gas, bath, furnace heat, etc. never failing spriny water in the house and barns (barns new), fine farming wnd and plenty of pasture. Inquire of J. C. Barstow, Admr., Wil Phone 162-12 or & FOR one Jerse ALE—Two new milch cows, guaranteed 20 quarts milk ust be sold. Max Shulman, Central Village. mars FOR SALE—Whito Wyandotte eges {9 hatening.” 3. Keliogg Hall, R. D. 1 ione 185 FOR SALE—Strons, able farm horse, farm wagon. light and heavy harnesses, W. S. Brownle: Z N R. F. D. No. 1. _marsd light manufacturing goods soid through agents s, estabished since 1901. Box New_ London, Ci marsd TWO carloads Just arrived. James H. Hyde, Norta Franklin, Ct. Telephone 21-4 Lebanon. ma; EGGS for hatchin, W. Rocks, per seiting. William E. Norwich. Phone 1168-4. FOR SALE Two-tenement house Norwich, 76 Hamliiton Ave.; house 8ood shape, with barn. Hill, Central Village, Ct. CORDS slab wood for sale. Tel your order or drop postal. C Sioles, Norwich, Conn. Route 6. mar T ¥OR SALE_Eleven coffes canisiers Inquire at 116 Broadway or Bhon 642-3. marzd e . T s R SALE—Palmer Hewltt place in 149 acres, pienty of wood and {imber.” Inquire Walter McClimon, K. 1 marid FOR SALE—One standing desk and counter. Inquire at 116 Broadway or Phone 642-3. murzd FOR SALE—Young Jersey bull from great producing ancestors. C. H. Save age, Storrs, Ct. febesd FOR SALE—Farm of 87 acres, locat- ed near the Conn. Agricultural college, For particulars, address Box 70, Bulle. tin Otffice. feb2sd NORWICH, CONN. Stranger—To what do they credit their long lives? FOR RENT The offices and rooms, with vault, recently occupied by the Shore Line Electric Raiiway f Thames Loan & Trust Co. Shetucket street, on main floor and AMOS A. BROWNING, FOR RENT SEVERAL DESIRABLE APARTMENTS From $30 to $50 per month Also 7-room Apartment for $17 per month. N. TARRANT & CO. 117 Main Street FOR RENT lendid 120 acre Farm of Frank Ayer, situated 3% miles from Norwich, will be rented to a responsible person. E. A. PRENTICE 86 Cliff Street TO RENT QUONOCHONTAUG—Tea-room ecot- tage, 3 acres land, Ocean and Salt Pond; sown fAower and vegetable gardens: plumbing and Others $200 to $4000. FRANK W. coY, hardwood floors, Sena for booklet. esterly, R. I FOR SALE ive—One ‘cause he used terback- nd one ‘cause he never used it— Chiccago News. “Can any girl tell me the three foods required to keep the bdoy in health?” There was silence till one maiden | neld up her hand ana replied: Ye breakiast, yer dinner and yer supper.”—San Francisco Argonaut. “I always like to meet a fellow who came from a farm,” remarked Con- gressman Flubdub. “Yes? “Yes. You can advise him to go back of it if he isn't a success, and congratuiate him on leaving it if he is"—Louisville Courier-Journal. THE KALEIDOSCOPE The human body only weighs ome pound in the water. Giraffes can see behind them with- out turning their heads. A single nest of the Australian bush turkey has been found to weigh five tons. The Belgians are the greatest po- tato eaters in the world and the Irish come second. When the water spider wishes to dive he makes use of an apparatus similar to the diving bell. German shippers have never favor- ed the Kiel canal, as they prefer the | long sea voyages ¢o the toll charges. An Alpine glacler has been convert- ed into an ice mine by a practical Swiss, who mines and markets the ice. More than 9000,000 young trees a: 10,000 pounds of ' seed were plan:e on the United States national forests in 1914, Parachutes to bring an aeroplane safely to land after it had met with a mishap in flight are a French in- vention. ‘n’ FOR SALE—A lage modern refriger- FOR SALE. o ator. Inquire at 116 Br The Victoria (Australia) govern- ofher to ruin and is herself stab- Fae = 0 Coltage! Fiotiosk T st st Bosl ANTED MEN Phone 6433, © by = ment is extending public works to Bed by a teaicun lover ave hat hon e e The Hartford Correspondent 000 e o R iy Lota. el 1n Ws;| GOOD PAY—STEADY WORK ene ? . Provide employment. for artisans and & RS I S oTICES Member New York Stock Exchange || Sitabie jocations. List yout: properts 1t Prres, SEOR SALE—Egss for haiching rfom 50 ACRE FARM laborers. . ture. Bumber ‘of people lookini Tor real es: | THAMES DYEING & BLEACHING | Rnc cotor” Dasnibs sosin o4 427 ers: g The bull fight scenes were speclally NoTICE Rumbar (ot Deopl COMPANY FASPOAVIS 1S Norwich. 6. . Brad: For 1 400 cash jolawait will be equipped with 4 staged by a company of readors WILLIAM P, myLL, Niantic, Conn. . el N ghthouse ~giving a double flash of brought from Spain and with bull Mnat WS e TR SALR—The oes light of 940,000 candle power every 10 ¢ n . brought from Mexico. ~Over = 20,000 | FOR SALE: By order of-the Honor- Room 108. Thayer Bldg, near Broad' Brook, fown of Breston. = h°§,’:“?",u'1“ sf,fl?;rfl;mwn NGO Eche took part In tho scencs at the |abiq Court of Bigkatertar the BRI I WANT Sowsh W Bl B o | Toxas) “oneennery’ S “owo i v arent rwich, t V! 0] el » ‘ > - The cast to support Miss Farrar was | One-tnird interest o Marion' 1o ' 1050 scratching sheds, 60 peach trees The development of mines ashington Street FOR SALE —One Mitchell tourl will bear this season), 1% acres | [€red a few years ago has given Tunis i selected from the most prominent and | 7e;; late of Brooklyn, N. Y., deceased, WHITE ASH LUMBER. 96 W gt six Housework girls, two Farm Hands. ne chell touring car, |} ( r this . 13 Second zank to the Unised 55 oo f capable artists in the country. Wallace | 13 40, Teal estate situated in' the Towr | o are in the market for s carload THE P CK PROPERTY | (7o, Spinners, thred first_cass Cooks | 145¢ overhauled, nearly new trea” foit | | strawborries (wil be in fruftage §| sec Tritection V¢ emtat e Belg, one of the most prominent otars | Sorner U GlEEET Wl,e LS SOt | o FRAR LA BARL IS S0E | THE PADDO some Weavers. and one oy to work | Sie* DX Tas b0 i cland Sgerine | | Il YSorin %" acres "aapiruie ‘ = A . For , 1 3-4 to 2 inches thick. o farm, un; 2 i 2 Eoviore, oadina mas s M | o, Tarticuler assaripiion, Gomrenlt J. M. TATEM HANDLE CO., FOR SALE "FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU | Frabiifs St 2° B Srotfira 294i%10% || & tncome wetter). s troe Trom ]| of Giicaitar are Ceneiate R Joret Anglin, is seen 8s the Tortea-| FREDERICK L. COLWELL, JR., P ulimantie, Onene Geo. L. Chesbro, Mgr, Central BIdg.| OB sALE Yantic West Farms of- || coone aon ey warged e from || of Gibraltar chiet which 1s known <6 dor, ~Willlam Elmer, Anita King, | marild Adminittrator, fer young. kound, gentle driving horse, || ° Rend o L . ' Jeanie Macpherson, H. B. Carpenter, 10-week —pigs, frosh Send for latest catalogue. Just §|the garrison as the major. NOT[CE LEGAL NOTICES Homelike house of ten rooms and bath; 4 open fireplaces, efficient heater. oW, D 1f, N« and other members of the Lasky all- Stadebake? farm and buslhess wapos: || is=ued Choice of 400. Nothing like star stock company are seen in strong. B3¢ tn Alest 100 der I Aents. S0t & el 9ris aecta™ || it in anl New Englana, That Michigan is dissatisfied with E | bea: seems almost snobbish S Caimen. 15 constderea tho tast word Dassagewny 20 feet Wide comnecting MONEY LOANED ady A BPYING poutiry ot ab winas AN, oo i face of ‘the Tect thar the Sontln Iram I ‘warn ‘with Maple Grove Avenue affords fa- on Dilamonds, Wateh Jaw yon é:“ll, pos to al " ready raises 70 pe: it of all Ameri- ):m’mi SRl O Town of !allnt:&:t‘xxvégr?a“mfi? NOI ICE Cilities for & garage £ha cesirllied of foy Kad G usl Geliort, Colchester, Cobn. #1 West Broad Sto Westerly, R. 1. || b nearly @ much as . the nt to levy and oollect a tax of 15 mitis ‘elephone annual Boston consursption. formances. o thead b established firm to deal with. 3 B 35, 16%e; G:‘]:: a :-fx&%{z‘é’”&‘fifi‘{fi'.‘ (TOR SALE: By order of he Honor ARCHA W, COIT, THE COLLATERAL LOAN Ce, IF IT’S SBCOND HAND FURNITURE (§ Offices 110 West 34th St., New York 3 - |person: x, and for the purpose of |able Count of Probate for the Dis Benefit Life A f, — % Telephone 2098 Greeley ¢ COLONIAL. collecting satd tax I will ‘b of Norwlch, "I will sell the inte £ | o B Mutual it genc ELL AND BUY IT FROM — homs Maron 59 srd 30, trem’3 & | Sareaeei X, 3y, 1ate of ‘GHewoid: b |63 Broadway Felephone” Thss PO " - The management of this _popular |M.; 8t A R. Race's store, Mareh ' sh | saia® Bicsriot, eanss G5 Griswold, in tre offers to its patrons for today | {TOm 2 £0 4 p. m., and at the Town Hall | tate situated in the Town of Griswoid, CASTORIA . ZELINGER, WASHINGTON SQUARE. April 3, 12'to 2 p. m. 1 1d District. F\ T ular U} ARRIVED, FOR SALE o e e e otp‘: f”{c":gné"fie?"'{n“??&” ¢t the rata | deacrly ;"13555&8” flealicn” &55eil"6n Anather gfir-:t 88 Horecs pas come. Agficultmal ]jmfione TEL, 1022-5. fbzsa [At mpecial low price, a cozy 7 room For lafants and Childrea e P o > f ‘ottage, centrally locate 2 Just U ave‘pasts, focturing hioo . Sharmet rom 105 Time mmid nsbocamsa| - THOMAS 7. ¥OY. g:'; b é"f’.}ig‘g‘fiz";fi,fi‘,‘z‘.‘yfi‘:’:‘:fi & T T Deighborhood. Owner lciving town. In Use For Over 30 Years ‘ “ihe drama All" perso; eglect! thi t1, o . | makes poor land g and g al . |Full particulars by ul Alway: bears L Rdiorian yar. Tom Duiion lean "“D‘.,‘?:', gfiifi&nufiw 3 “;::lg‘u'.i 5 .A‘é.".:u, Eozg%d ':f.",;‘i.%.'f""’ €98 | better. Get our prices for any quantity [ DR. F, W. HOLMS, Dentist JOHN A. MORAN the < his wife is falthless and that his BENJAMIN P. DAVIS, | mastorn Gonnotm i ra e s or s 8 A R A R Estate and Investment Broker of e RIS e " e B O aues | Pock, McWilliams & Cp, ! 72" Sylidips Arncr, Room A | Rost Estate and Investment Srolar | Siguatare