Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 1, 1916, Page 16

FAIR TODAY; PROBABLY RAIN TOMORROW - What is Going On Tonight ‘audeville and Moving Plctures at Rhe Auditorinm. Moving Pictures at the Colonlal Vaudeville and Moving Pictures &t the Davis. ANNOQUNCEMENTS A timely suggestion is offered to furniture buyers in this ity and vi- clnity by Schwartz Bros. in’ their ad- vertisement this morning. A Re: Treat for Men. Tomorrow (Sunday) at 3.30 p. m. in the large store of Thayer bullding, aunder Y. M. C. A. auspices, the men of the city will have a double oppor- tunity. The Adams Sisters (Lilliputian women) will render gospel duets and Rev. John Benjamin Magee of East Greenwich academy will deliver one of his popular addresses. Mr. Magee is one of the best speak- ers in New England Methodism and those who hear him will be indeed for- tunate. The service is open to all men. NORWICH MUSIC ASSOCIATION. Attractive Programme Arranged for Meeting Next Monday Evening. The regular meeting of the Nor- wich Music association is to be held #t Siater hall Monday evening, April 3. An attractive prozramme nas beer Epcnd that will consist of numbers a string quartette and vocal Solo- As the annual meeting will be Reld in April the fees of members Joining the association within the month will hold through the following year. MEN'S CLUB OF ST. ANDREW’S CHURCH. The Men's club of St. Andrew's €hurch ere to hold a concert and en- tertainment in Pulaski hall, 2 160- 182 Main street, on Monday evening, May 1st. 1916, the obfect of which Is fo0 raize sufficient funds to enlarge the Guild room. The act of the par- ish are now severely handicapped for Beed of a larger room. Pulaskl hall fn which the concert will be held, is| large and finely ecomfortably seat 1. lated and__ will ery few minutes, The club has engaged Mr. Charles| i . Grilley of Boston, Mass, the grea! orist, and the Tempo Quartette of artford, o 00 people. North | and southbound cars pass the door ev- | Mr. Grilley is 2 graduate of Emerson | s made two a finusual record. X thor of many of ti and recitat rances. TLis is an loy is the au- r congs n i on the lyceum Blatform. He is an actor of great @bility. makes his hearers lan=h untll $heir sides ache or Fo'ds ‘hem In breathiess ense at the recital of #ome pathetic scens. The Tempo Qus establiched reputation of beinz one of the most perfectly hlended male quar- fettes in New England, if not in the Whole country. The first tenor has a Tear sweet voice. a mellow round fenor ie the eecond. the richnces of the t base and the wonderful depth ot fhe second are all conducive to har- tte has a firmly Mionions quar Their work i always of hest order an their artistic on and perfec lendinz an ence. Thoso will spend shading delizht an audi attend this concer enjoyable and en- on sale by members b and at Pitcher & Eeivice's nharmacy. Goorge A. Davis' Broadway, and at Engler's pharmacy. of the Mene cf All Seats 5 Cents, Pictures Only— Regular Shows at 1.39, 3.15, 6.45 ana 846—Four Complete Shows. A special morning matinee will be glven at this theatre for the benefit of the children at 10 a. m., and the price of admission will be 5 cents for anv seat in the theatre. This is for adults or children. No vaudeville will be on the programme, but an excellent pic- ture show has been arranged and the two Triangle pictures now on the reg- tlar bill will be part of the programme. This extra performance is put on espe- ally for ¢he children and nothing will be shown to offend the most exacting perents. Bring the little ones and let them enjoy the pigtures. The regular performances will begin 8¢ 1.30 this afternoon and there will be four complete shows of the vaudeville @nd Triangle pictures. The show today 13 one of the best ever presented at this theatre. The feature attraction is the Imperial Jiu Jitsu Troupe, a wonderful Japanese act with seven people in the company. The other two 8cts are of the highest standard and Come up to the requirements of this ® Dpopular thestre. In the photoplays the feature is Betty of Greystone, a five- part Griffith production, featuring Dor- thy Gish and Owen Moore. This is one of the finest pictures ever shown hére. The Keystone comedy is called The Bright Lights, with Fatty Arbuckle end Mabel Normand as the principal funmakers. This s too funny to try @hd describe. Tt is just one laugh after another, so don't miss seeing this com- T the first half of next week an- other big bill has been booked. Watch this space in Monday’s Bulletin for the full particulars. Don't forget to bring the children to the morning matines at 10 a. m. A big picture show for b cents. > AT THE COLONIAL. The big feature at the Colonial to- is Their Sinful Influence, a Selig in three parts, The cast: Bes- Eyton, Richard Morris, Lillian Hayward, Edward J. Piel, Edwin Wal- Virginia Kirtley 'nad Louise ern. Up Against It is a Lubin HEADACHE Sick or nervous headaches always result from o torpid liver or a dis- “ordered stofach—treat the liver, or sweeten the stomach, and the Bead is cared. The surest way is to take They iuvariebly relieve all ail- ments reculting from liver or stom. ach trouble—gquickly remove giddi- mess, palpitation, biliousness, indi- jon, constipation, et iy vegetable. lain or Snzar Coated. &80 YEARS® CONTINUDUS SALE Dr. 4.1 Behonck & o, mdm B i Gty o saven yeurea Mmember of the fa-ulty of the above Gollege. He has appearing for over 20 vears on e lyceum courses of the United States and Canada. He Bas appeared in cvers staco in the un- fon He has annenred three or more | es in 161 ies, and in 200 cities | drama. Two other pictures for today are Meg o the Cliffs and The Whitd)| Light of Publicity. Cupid'’s Bath, S. 4. A, comedy, ends today's big Dil. New show every day. AT THE AUDITORIUM. Big Minstrel Show a Novel Attraction for Next Week—Paramount Pictures. A very unusual attraction for a pop- ular priced house has been booked by the management of the Auditorium for all next week, with a complete change of programme on Thursday, in Phll Taylor's Greater Broadway Minstrels It is an all-men aggregatiom, fourteen in _number, and a twelve-piece band, and comes to Norwich very highly recommended; in fact, many flattering advance reports have been received or the show. Although there will be no raise in prices at the Auditorium next week, the Greater Broadway Minstrels will give a performance worthy of three times the usual prices which pre- vail at this popular house. Special stage settings will be used as well as several novel electrical effects, and the show is full of comedy from' start to finish. There will be a full half hour first part, followed by another half hour of olio numbers. In the first part Mr. Phil Taylor himself will act as interlocutor and Harry Williams and Ed. Watson, two very clever fellows will be the end men. There are eight soloists and several fine .uartette numbers will be rendered in excellent harmony. On the whole, the Greater Broadway Minstrels will give an ex- traordinary entertainment and some- thing that is entirely away from the ordinary vaudeville and mus‘cal com- edy bilis. On the picture programmc for Monday and Tuesday wi" be the five-reel Paramount feature Victor Moore in Chimmie Fadden Out West, presented by the Jesse L. Lacky com- and a corking light comedy pho- the Winsome Winning Winners Musi- cal Comedy company in The Midnight Cabaret, a very funny bill, and the Paramount feature, Edna Goodrich in Armstrong’s Wife. Albert Spalding. Albert Spalding, the American vio- linist, who made his first big_tolr of the South this seasons, tells the very amusing story of how he came to com- pose “Alabama” One day he was seated at one of the Parls a couple of sportily dressed Amerlcan Degroes came in. From their conver- sation, Mr. Spaldine mathered that the ALBERT SPALDING two (not being able to speak French) were exceedingly lonely and were | longing for a chance to get back home as soon as possible. ~ The con- versation amused Mr. Spalding to such an extent that he walked over and asked where they were from. Eoth answered in unison, “Mobile, boss.” The taller of the two then gave the violinist to understand that Mobile was in Alabama, and as soon as he could shake the dust of Paris and get back to the little town on the Mobile " he done was qwine to stay dar forever. Valets for wealthy Ameri- cans were not in it with hoeing tobac- co and cotton in Old Alabama" The incident amused Mr. Spalding to such an extent that a few days later he composed this famous darkey melody, which in a way is a classlc. Mr. Spalding will play this number at his coming recital in Loomer Opera houses ‘Willimantic, Wednesday, April 5. H. W. Gibson to Be Speaker. H. W. Gibson of Boston has been secured as the principal speaker for the Father and Son banquet to be held at the New London Y. M. C. A. next Tuesday night. Boys' Secretary Bailey Wednesday night received Mr. Gibson's acceptance. New Haven.—The Connectlcut com- pany announces that trolley service to Momauguin for the summer season wil commence on Saturday. Last year the cars were placed in operation on this line May 6. GEORGE A. PENDLETON..Auctioneer AUCTION. Farming Tools and Household Furni- ture will be sold at public auction at the late residence of Moses K. Standish, deceased, in the Town of Ledyard, fivé minutes” walk from Shewville station, on the Norwich and Westerly trolle: THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1916, at 10 a. m., the following property: Mowing ma- chine, horse hay rake, horse hoes, plows, phaeton ~ carriage, democrat wagon, incubator, tackles and ropes, balances. etc., household furniture, con- sists of some antique pleces, bedsteads, bureaus, parior suit. parlor and dining lounges, 'stove, other articles too numerous to mention. Terms cash. If room tables, chairs, crockery, and many stormy, sale next fair week-day. Ca- terer Will be in attendance. JOHN TRANKLA, Admr of the Bstate of Moses K. Standish. - KOXEY LOANED op Diamonds, Watches, Jsweiry &hd securities of any kind at the Lowest Kates of Inierest. An sid established firm to deal with THX COLLATERAL LOAN GO, 148 mais Street, Upsimira. (Established 187%.) JOSEPH BRADFORD, LOOK BINDER 3lank Beoks Made ard Ruled to Orde 108 SROADWAY MAHONEY BROS., FALLS AVENUE Hack, Livery and Boarding Stable : Ve guarznteo our service to be. the best at che most Teasonable rices. land; steam heat; station. Conn each 1s_equi; n am his to name: Abington, uel FOR SALE FOR SALE—Modern house, 7 rooms and bath. with barn and acre of mile from Moosup B. W. Danfelson, Bxr. Moosup. 729 FOR SALE—Eggs for batching; 5 pested, heavy layers; mating list ready. Merrythought Farm, Colus THars W ta, Conn. FOR SALE—White Wyandotte for hatching. J. Kellogg Hall, R. Phone 1851-4. FOR SALB—One 1916 model D 45 Bulck touring car, oversize iy varnished, four months' fact guarantee; cér has yun less than 4,000 R SALE—Two 1918 *f,’gg'-m'fl runabouts; the cars will be inspected ‘mechanically and refini; and sold under guaranteed conditio; pped with one extra new tire; other four tires are practically new: one of these cars has been run 4500° miles, the other 3900; these cars ve been in the hands of experienced vers and prominent business mea of Tmperial Garage. mar23Tu’ 4 wAmperial Garage. mer23TuThi FOR SALEStrawberry plants, true Huverland, Parson’s Beauty, 60c per 100 postpaid; 50c_per 100, $4 ‘per 1,000, not paid; Golden Gate, Kellogg's Prize, Pearl, 75¢ per 100 post. pald, sic per 160 not paid; superb fall- caring plants, $1 per 100, $8 per 1,00 not pald, $1.38 ver 100 postpaid, Sam- . Holdridge, Ledyard, Conn. Tel 1855-4. ‘marss tires, new- rougnly FOR SALE—One 1912 Cadillac tour- g car, rebuilt and refinished by a lo- ] representative and _thoroughly guaranteed by him; has not been run 100 miles since the ‘Job was completed; price $350. Imperial Garage. mar2sd TuThS 2 vears old. cafes when | ¢ son; t per ‘setting: utili anteed. Bentwood POultry Yare ~hester, C FOR SALE —Wood business, bulld- Ings and all equipment, cheap. Wiiliam P, Wade. FPhone 495-3. mar2STuThs "FOR SALE—Service boars, Chester usgy, nearly new. L. J. McIntire, Williman- tic. Tel. 63-2. mar2iTuThs fie and Gerkshires; Conco; FOR SALE—One nice new milch cow Inguire of F. S. Wheeler. Scotland Road, Norwich To: Conn. mar30Ths TYOR_SALE_Tggs from a selected fa . headed indotte pulle FOR SALE—Th: m horses, Ianover. mer3id mar3ld FOR SAL bons and two cu ree grand ma 1.0 SETTING EGGS or White Leg . No. 6. FOR 8\LE—Ayrshire bull two years old, C, B. Frink. So. Canterbury, Oona. Inquire har- ts and pole gear. Wal- SALE—Auxillary catboat Amy; % Tt beam, 3 ft. draft, & : govd business or rgain. R. F. Dun- R. I Ted eggs; 36 taurant in Pia FOR SALE—Houschold goods at 106 North Main St. mar3od FOR SALE—Lunch room; only res- \field; a 5900 oppoTtuni- man to start in_busi- rent only $2 per F. L Racine, Plainfield, Conn T a youns : good locat n 30d FOR SALE—Thoroughbred mahogany bay colt, 3 vears old in May, or will Johnson. ze for a co perfect in all broken to cash. Ambrose ding Cove. Tel. 1872-12. 0d horse welghing ol hone 48-5, Lebanon bulidings een orses. At spectal low price, Cottage, centrally located in good neighborhood. Owner Full particulars by consulting mar3od UuoD deIsenuion 199D lenwiEs 01 teisod doip suies Suiasy euosuy sPUIN {18 Jo Xnnod » 8 WV I FARM FOR SALE, Situated at Norwich Town, about two miles from Franklin Square. Iing of about 60 acres of land. with n first class condition. Have ead of cattle and 3 Wil sell tools, stock and farm il together or eping 18 parately. SUSAN M. EEEBE, Adm., Otrobando Rodd, Norwich Town. Telephone 608-12. mar30d FOR SALE JOHN A. MORAN Real Estate and Investment Broker Franklin Square FOR SALE DOMBROFSKI FARM In Town of Preston, 10 minutes walk from Greeneville village sisting of 17 acres land, 13 tillable; good 7 room house, slate roof, also 2 barns, all buildings in good condi- tion. Price right. FRANCIS D. DONOHUE Central Buil Norwich, Conn. consist- a cozy 7 room leaving town. Norwich FOR SALE BUILDING LOTS on Greene Ave. and Cedar St. For particulars and prices address %r call on H. H. GALLUP, Norwich, onn. WIN. B. GALLUP ... 3 heifers, coming 1 Rock hens and 1 cockerel, 1 Mover car- iy new; farm’ wagon, plat- form’ spring wagon, carriage’ pole, sleigh, mowing machine, spring tooth rrow. plow, cuitivator, 2 hay rakes. bull rake, 2 fodder cutters, Banner root cutter, 2’ sets single harness, 1 set double harness, grindstone, 1 chiffon; bedsteads, bureaus, stands, large mi ror, ~tabies, lounge, chalrs, lamps, clocks, stoves, sew tures, crockery numerous other articles. ringe, mear ha AUCTION As T leave the state soon, I will sell at public auction at my place one mile north of Chaplin Village, on state road, the following property, on TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1916, at 10 a. m. 1 chestnut horse, 9 years, good driver and worker; 1 Holstein cow, 4 years; Jersey cow,' i yearg due in August 1 to freshen in May: ey cow, 3 vears! car old ALEXANDER G. HOUGH. Auctioneer man to 1 . Li-Norwich Tan to help “ana private place, | hav J. P. bl 13 Bath St.__aprld b 1 It Write hfil!..u'o Wfl?fifl‘ smafl family_ Wrics Mrs. Mary ; FoF. D. 1, Baitc, Gt peid aj for _d ting 100 free #keins wearproof darning cotton wil hoslery, your section: expgrisnce il Bopria s WV‘K B“' ion; all merchants in towns of 100,000 and under want i '&R‘" 35 comm] n on each sale; no colleotiys, N TR R L TE S Hne ever red. ela M7g. Co., 208 Sigel St, icago. aprid Cen Vermont Ry. T TaarTshis . Conn. unnecegsary” *Internatio ery, Dept. 500, rristown, Pa. &) l‘l:od ‘who k“ubhmffi. to wfi ‘l‘fl WANTED Broad silk twister: w_for & fre o Poultry Pan-a-ci enough for 1. ‘This free trial pacl will prove better than all the the orid that Pan-a-ce-a wi healthy and. mal an-a-ce-a will aiso your chicks grow and Weakness, roup, ailments.” Also a spiendid tonic to start A. Griswold, 159 Town Bt O ‘bfi:‘)—— ers, wolk and cart J. Ct. Tel. 33i Grower, 31; PATENTS secured through credit system: send sketch: free search and sertiicate of patemtabllity; Book and iist of patent buyers free. Waters & Co. 3 Warder Bldg. Washington, D apris ACT QUICK — Automobile line ing Uy sell Gaso-Tonic; equals E§S0 eliminate: B ; eales guaranteed, 95, Cincinnatl, O, —apd WANTED _Five bHght, capable la- Bt ST 38 e week; Taliroad ers; 0’ 3 tare pald. Goodrich Drug Co. Dept. 189, Omana, Neb. aprid +ASENTS_Onky Goe aic a day means ofit; splen s Tow’ Priced | phonograph, like wilafire; uces music eq $100 Tichinds? & wonderful article to dem- onstrate; every demonstration means & Sale; write qulck for home territory and free sample outfit. The Tomanco- Phone Co. 8442 White Bldg., Dayton, O. aprid i 7 AGENTS-—$22 for $3.36; biggest value ever miven a customer; J0-piece alumi- hum outAt makes 16 cooking combina- {iong,_enouzh for a whole kitchen; sells on sight; $100 a week to producer: start now; write quick for protected territory gnd free agents' magazine. Div, 4148,_American Aluminum Mfg. C Lemont, TiL aprid WANTED — Puplls _on mandolin, guitar and banjo. Mrs. E. M. Neyin, 1 McKinley Ave. City. _apriSTuTh WANTED—A boy about 14 years of nme Appiy West Side Stk Mil. aprid HELP WANTED—Boys over 16 years of aze. Versailles Sanitary Fibre Mills, Versaiiles, Conn. aprid SALESWEN wanted for intermediate and surrounding territories; can earn $50 per week: depends on time devoted Adaress Avon Specialty Co. Nutley, N. J. aprid VANTED—Marry tich; paper with descriptions wealthy CaMfornians seek- tng marriage; trial three months 10¢. Unity, 57 Fourth St, San Francisco. aprid WANTED_ Dare you snswer this? Lonmely farmer, worth _$85000, will marry. Care R Hyde, San Francisco. apria i WANTED_Widow, 30, worth $40.000, lonely. wonld marry. K. Misston Unity, San Francisco, Cal. aprid WANTED—A second cook. Apply at ony Rose Restaurant. _aprid WANTED—Three lady canvassers for an article appreciatable to all women something entirely new: a ready seller. Call Sunday morning between 10.30-12 Inquire for Mr. Altschul. aprid FOR SALE (T FOR SALE Four family House with stable containing 3 stalls, situated on trolley line, 12 minutes from Franklin Square. Annual rent- | $550. Price $4,000, easy terms if desired. THOMAS H. BECKLEY 278 Main St. May Buil JUST ARRIVED, Apother car of 28 Horses has come. Now is the time to buy, and here you have = g0od choice of chunks, business | horses and draught, in pairs and single. Prices low as the lowest. quality con- sidered. Come and see them. ELMER R. PLERSON. Tel connection. teb2sd FOR SALE. Cottage Houses, Tenement and Busi- ness Blocks, Bullding Lots, all in de- sirable loca’ions. List your property if You care to seil or rent. as 1 have a number of pecple looking for real es- tate investments. WILLIAM F. HILL. Real Estate and Insurance. Room 108. Thayer Bldg. wagon L ApriSTuTh - Tn:‘l'c- ‘o.c‘ $1.50; Hair DandraR i Fuace Cream, up and gets Pansace-e i3 and 1c worth dally is for 30 fowls. Go and get your package mow from any of these dealers: Norwich Grain Co., mmerce St. HORSES for sale; 2500; also one team nesses. Eimer Conn. rid FOR SALB A five re Toom oottage, I “View Besoh, K. L. one 7 Wagdn snd ge, §5_Weat Murphy Hardware Co., 16 Thams Manaing” Yot at Pleasant V! building lot on ocean front. m the terminal. ~Address North Frenkiin, Conn. AGENTS A BONANZA. Our chem- same to success wholesale and Goods furnished In bulk. Be our own manufacturer. ead, Corning, N. WANTED—At once, married man to tonement and g0od wages to one who understands farming. Bdw. E. Abel, East Great Plain. eclalties open B T fortune. Sell FOR SALE_Two six-foot silent sal man show cases snd cases. Address Show Cases, care Bul- R e, three _counter SALE—Two work on farm; light and heavy harness “man, farm work, 2004 milkerand teamster. ~_marZSTuThs m\n;fm'xol—m&nle .;?d?flhuna ;vgm 5 ive on farm. nquire at us office. FOR SALE—White Persian Angora| NT- te: cats (breeders), e I e E. Hartley, 52 nklin St THE COBWEB is a dirty waed. T like It; it fulnls no mortal need, 1 like 1t; "~ BIGHT room cottage, garden, 435" montaly. iy ‘mone 1334. mars. SIX room cottage, every moder provement: large. lot: - Mear troliey: E-nm 25. Consuit Archa W. Colt one 1334. marsia TO RENT—Five room temement, all modern improvements, 164 West Main Bt. Inquire George Greenberger, 4i in St marila TO RENT Tencment of six ro Inquire at 77 Seventh St - marsod FOR RENT—In New London, corner ore, good location, many years a gro- cery, sultable for several lines of busi ness. Inquire P. Hall Shurts, Harris Bidg., New London. mar3ed 8 Church St, middle es. W. S. Vail | st FOR SALB_Overiand, modsl 83, tour- ing car, brand new, with one-man t: curtains and folding rein vision win, shield, aiso detachable Mmousine top; A. Bradfond, Danielson, Ct Fanning, 52 Broadway. mer2sd it'makes you tidn, it makes you lean, it takes the hair right off your bean; it the worst carn smoke I've ever seen— at Fagan's Smoke Shop. FOIt SALB_Manure spreader. wagon, cart, team harne: press wagon with top, hich are aimost new. George W NTED—If it is second-hand fur it from or Zelnger, Lreed Bldg. R SALE—_A Syracu . W. Browning. Singis Comb W good layers. for hatching from te Leghorns; they are Gilbert Billings, Norwicn, . R. F. D. No. 5. m WANTED _Honest, near the house. si0 Or part tim: The Pequod Nursery Co., Meriden, Ct., - ve_this weel. Fred W. Hoxi n good family: 2. meais if preferrod. Levanon, Conn. center of city COT'S FOR SALE—Large assortment WANTED — T room and_dyehor Apply Gien Wool- five rov North Frenkiin, Ct. Telephone Lebanon. | 1¥e oo —A gasoline engine witn nt, mounted, and wood sawing ing cows, hogs, shoates Deven oxen, ng, Tilly stral esgs for hatchi e d= RS—We want you to get your Brown, Wauregan, tilizers. We handie . Do’ your hens for a bottle of terms. BOARDERS wanted in a good famil central to city, reasonabie prices. A horse, wagon and rse weighs about 500 ibe. Bailey's Stable, Maln St FOR SALE cif5 11 bornood, WANTED—A giri for general house- O'Brien, 11 Lioden Parkway. Inquire 3. FURNISBED rooms, 3150 up. 38 ton St ail convenienées. Fhons 11 and good pay. Nantle Mg E—Eges tor hatching. Rose WANTED—Boy or youth for Norwl v. io the Danielson Cotton e Bradford. Montville. FOR SALE—Yantic Westfarms offer voung horse, seven Airedaie pups, fresh Stidebaker ' farm and pinvoys. Must be iv years of age. Appiy Elks’ Club, NTED—Two delivery wagons. LE—A good Inquire Joseph Foote, of J. C. Worth. hatehing; S. C. R. c per seiting. Phone 1168-4. D—We buy and pay high our prices will astonish_you. $75 month; sample exam- e ination questions free. Franklin Insti- slap wood for sale. N. or drop postal. Norwich, Conn. NTED—Se: d h d 1 1t 4 - —_ e Y inan: s soil ie‘:‘gx‘ld“rhe:\no-l ¥OR SALE—Palmer Hewitt place In » fenty of wood and Inguire Walter MeClimon, furriture, A. * wanted in finishing de- American Thread partments of Company’s Willimantic mills. WANTED I want six General Housework Girls, three Chambermaids. seven Farmhands, and two Boys to work on a farm, two town of Preston, Jlabel Ayer. te City Savings Bank. —One Mitchell touring cai owned by Mrs. Main street. Electric power, 98 |and gas. Apply at office of Franklin St _HORSE_FOR EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. Central Building. Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE 1 offer for sale FIVE FIRST MORTGAGES of $3,000 each Interest at 5 per cent. Payable semi-annually Each Mortgage is secured by R dence Property in this city. JAMES L. CASE 37 Shetucket St., Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE ESTATE EDWARD HARLAND. Entire tract of land. including three dwelling houses, 1ying casterly of Har land road and sou 10 Barred hg machine, pic- tinware, glagsware and Térms cash. Agricultural Limestone makes poor land good and good land better. Get our prices for any quantity | DR. F. W. HOLMS, Dentist Peck, McWilliams & Co. bullding lots. W. S. ALLIS, mar1sMv 3 Trustee. FOR SALE OR RENT The Patrick Shea Farm, on Canter- bury Road, .Canterbury, Ct., contains 860 acres with fruit trees and running water in the barn yard. Buildings all in good order. Inquire of THOS. REILLY, 6 Franklin St, New London, Ct. Shannon Building Annex, Room A ‘Telsphone 533 nd Wyckoft Single Comb Wh! Leghorns: birds bred for size and heavy J. H. Sandberg, Nor- Phone 546-2. FOR SALE 50 ACRE FARM For $1,400 Cash New house of six rooms, surround- ed by beautiful shade trees, harn e& production. mar2sTuThS FOR SALE—Success manure spread- class order. Wheeler. Norwich, R. D. mar28TuThs FOR SALE_Two good express wag- uitable for one or two horse: uire of Shea & Burke, Norwich, Conn. R SALE—Yoke of oxen, five years old, well broken. Arthur C. Smith, R. F. D. Inguire W. 41 Main St, (will bear this season), sirawberries this Spring), in fruitage 3 acres asparagus (will cut 100 Ibs. dally in season— an income getter). school ana church; stone and machine worked. Send for latest catalogue. Just issued Choice of 400. it In all New England. WILLIAM A, WILCOX Estate Broker, 41 West Broad St, Westerly, R. L Telephone 365 Offices 110 West 34th St., New York Telephone 2998 Greeley FOR SALE The Clark homestead, 36 acres, situated one mile west of Green, on main road: good loc nice shade trees: 100 app two story house, eleven well water in the hou: well in barnyard: 25 ot FOR SALE OR RENT—8mall farm of about six acres, with barn and outbullding: situated on the Old Canterbury about half way be- 20 minutes’ Near railroad, land free from oms: best of barn 20x40; Nothing like ain St Dantel- ven-room house, all in good re- twoen Taftville and Occum; walk to factories, schools and churches. For particulars, write to M. E. Nolan, P. O. Box 14, Long Branch, New Jersey. FOR SALE The fine Bank Building of The Thames Loan and Trust Company, 26 34 Shetucket St., Norwich, Conn, about 70 feet front. One part of the main floor is finely equipped for banking, and the other part, also provided with vault, is admirably suited for corpora- tion or other purposes. elevator, on the second and third floors. Superior location for bank, insurance, trust, agency, or other business. AMOS A. BROWNING, ROCKLAWN home of the late OLIVE W. PLATT FOR SALE Substantial stone house of 11 rooms steam heat, gas and elec- tricity. Extensive grounds of great patural beauty and a number of fine house lots. Can be bought right. ARCHA W. COIT, The Mutual Benefit Life Agency Telephone 1334 EXCHANCE for good farm; well located modern large lot, nine rooms, steam heat, bath, set tubs electric lights, hardw wants _country hom from TRYON'S AGEN Conn. erly of Sachem Plains road. A cbance to obtain a home with land easily accessible to city or to purchase tenmement property for fvestment. Lots to suit purchaser. Excellent opportunity for individual or syndicate to develop a desirable tract by opening streets and selling Offices, with 63 Broadway QUONOCHONTAUG—Ten-room tage 3 acres land, 1000 feet Ocean and Salt Pond; sown flower vegetable gardens: hardwood floors, plumbing and heat. Rental 3$350, Others $200 to £4070. Send for booklet. R L FARM FOR SALE. Situated in North Stoningto: miles from Norwich and Wester ley, near schoolhouse and church, con- bout 150 acres of land. with on. Owner -room house and ne FE5 opd floors; owner Information . Willimantie, oes not live in season for selll 2 ¥ D5 TO RENT — A two-family house In team | guod order in Lebanon. Gllbert Totten, Lebanon. TO RENT- house of mine rooms, .2 minutes’ walk from Fort Point sta tion; house In g0od repair, with w excelient water, pump in the house, taers is alsy a barn and lace to raise chickens; aiso to rent or the season, & furmished bungaiow For information, tele- paone No. 1493 or cail at 110 Wasa- ingtor St. City. marzsd the fnest apart- mepts in Norwich, at 170 broadway: cigat large ro TO RENT—Ono o ns and bath; stc id 3an.tor se TO RENT nodern improvement 3 Broadway. mar2sd FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, cor venient for Jight housckeeping: all con- ven ces. 2y Wincuester oi. ma FURNISHED room: piovements. & \vasalngton St arid I HAVE a three-room apartment to eat, in tine condition. John nt, with Fanning, »3 Broadway. marsd TO RENT--Farm, 1i0 acres, two m @ cily, oL troliey iiue. Write Far ré Bulletin Co. febzid TO R iebi2d TO RENT—No. 76 Boswell Ave.; $7 per monti. Jola E. Fenaing, o2 wey. ebzd THE BRONSO Jania tin_Office. c13d mina Morse, 18 Union St FOR RENT The offices and rooms, with large vault, recently eccupied by the Shore Line Electric Railway Co. in the Thames Loan & Trust Co. bui Shetucket street, on main floor and above. AMOS A. BROWNING, Receiver, T0 RENT Shop in rear of Bottomley house on y North Main street, fronting on packing just overnauled. nearly new tires, first | house road, with entrance from North class every way: on. Overland touring car, good condition and all ready J.B. Stoddard. ALE—Young, work anywhere. Norwich Belt Mfg. Co. FARM OF 120 ACRES TO RENT RIGHT IN TOWN Inquire of JOHN DODD, 202 Boswsll Avenue THOMAS J. DODD, 99 Cliff Street 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 The splendid 120 acre Farm of Frank Ayer, situated 3% miles from Norwich, ‘will be rented to a responsible person. Phone 300 E. A. PRENTICE TO RENT FRANK W. COY, esterly, WHEN YOU WANT o0 put your bus- TR ent In- quire 39 Spruce St. Laurel Hill Inquire Mrs. marzzM W F i of ed, an ideal m heat ice. Inquire of D. T. Snea, 2vi Broadway. marzid —Centrally located flat of n- tn modern NT—Small cottage No. 61 Ot- cobando Ave., or will seii on favorabie Joun'E. Fanning, oz Broadway. , 1z Durkes Lane. Furnisued rooms to let lnquire base- 61 Frankiin St d 00M — Centrally lo- ing, lights 86 Cliff Street cot- from and “When we.put cobwebs On our cute?” —Cincinnat! Enquirer. “Where were the microbes,” Asked old Glum. “When we borrowed our playmates’ Chewing gum?” —Detroit Fres Press. “Phwere were the microbes,” Asked O'Toole: Whin we cleaned by Mekin' Our shlates in school?” UNCERTAIN. Mary had a Jittle waist Where nature made it grow, And everywhere ihe fashion went The walst was sure to go. New York Times. HUMOR OF THE DAY “Mrs. Blinks has sold her e “YWhat for?" o “Well, it insisted on talking, and she was afraid it might encourage her husband."—Judge. ‘l didn’t think much of the sermon today.” Little Hilda—Well, mother, how much more could you expect for threepence >—London Opinion. “Do¢N your wife scold when you get home late?” “No. She dictates it to a_phono- gruph and lets me have it the next day when I'm wide awake. -Life. “Don’t be too hasty to judge a thing by its wings,” remarked the Observer of Events and Things; “the girl you consider an angel may turn out to be oly a butterfly.”—Yonkers Statesman. “The ideal is seldom attainable.” “Not so in the cuse of a suburban home,” chirped the real estate agent. “Now, 1 gotta place for sale on easy payments—" — Louisville Courler- Journal. Husband—This s the limit. You've ordered two new dresses! Don't you know that we are already head over ears In debt? Wife—Oh, yes, I know, but the dressmaker doesn't—Boston Tran- seript. The mistress—My last mald was too familiar with the policeman. I hope I can trust you? The maid—Oh, yes, madam. I can't bear ‘em. I've been brought up to ‘ate the very sight of ‘em. Pa's a burglar. —London Sketeh. Father (when Willle had returned from his frst day at school)—What did_you learn at school today? Willie—1 learned to say “Yes, sir” and “YNo, sir, “No, ma'am. Father— Willie— THE KALEIDOSCOPE Fully 90 per cent. of the Argentibe railways, about 20,000 miles, are man- aged by European engineers. Al at Lioyd's means hull, anchors, cables and stores first rate. A3, hull first rate, but furniture second rate. Young titmice are so greedy that their parents sometimes provide them with no less than 6,000 caterpillars a day. Good paper, it is said, can be pro- duced from refuse hops that have hitherto been thrown away in brewer- ies. Tokio has more than 800 public baths and more than 300,000 natives bathe daily at a cost of about two cents apiece. Statistics show that the number of automobile accidents increases only half as fast as the number of ma- chines in service. Scotland has the first drawbridge in the world in which all the work of opening and closing the draw and of guarding trafiic over and through the bridge is done by electricity. Americans are the greatest meat eaters, the per capita consumption be- ing 172 pounds & year in this coun- try, 113 in England, 113 in Germany, 50 in France and Holland, 64 in Aus- tria-Hungary, 50 in Russia and in Spain. 49 Among the crude drugs produced in Siam is the well known gum be: a resinous exudation of a tree simi to Styrax benzoin of Sumatra. Siam’ benzoin is gathered in the northern forest regions of the coun- try and is highly esteemed for its delicate perfume, being used locally in he preparation of tollet waters and incenses and in foreign countries 4 E Lucas County, ss.: % Frln‘k J. ‘EBCY fmt.l oath s sepior partner of the firm Cheney & Co., ing business City of Toledo: County an sald, and that sal will sum’ of ONE HUNDRED each and every case of catarrh thet cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE. 3. Sworn to betors me and 3 > in my presence day of Decem- ber, A D. 1886. Tadan) Mfi:n'n.nda' -'::'m?::o"na‘.lw on o Hall's Family constipation. An Ideal Spring Laxative. A good and time tried remedy is Dr. King's New Life Pills. The first dose will move the sluggish bowela, stimu- late the liver and clear the system of waste and olood impurities. You