Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 7, 1916, Page 10

the Auditorium. ;‘OA"“‘M; ictures at the Colonial. Vaudeville and Moving Pictures at the Davis. ANNOUNCEMENTS M¢t. Pleasant Street House Sold. Francis D. Donohue, real estate agent, has sold for Charles I and Lil- lan 8. Rathbun their property at 224 Mt Pleasant street, consisting of a seven-room cottage and a barn, to A. Schanker, the well known liquor deal- er on Central Wharf. Mr. Schanker will occupy the property about May. - DAVIS THEATRE. Lasky’s Big Kid Act, At the Party, the Hit of the Season—Triangle Pictures and a Funny Keystone Comedy With Fatty and Mabel Today. Crowded houses at every perform- ance yesterday witnessed one of the finest vaudeville and photoplay shows of the season. The headline attraction is Jesse L. Lasky’s big kid act, At the Party, a juvenile musical comedy with seven of the cleverest kiddies on the stage. They all do solo numbers and several ensemble numbers and every one of them are artists. Those who saw the Toylanders when it played here thought that the pinnacle of juve- nile training had been reached, but the Toylanders cannot compare with this act. One outstanding feature is the singing of My Cavalier by one of the little girls, and to say that she is a .woncer is not giving the little one full credit, for she sings it better than any grown-up that ever played here. Little Davie, the comedian, is another star, and he keeps the house in roars at the way he puts his songs over. This act will be here today and tomorrow only and no one should miss ‘seeing them. The children will enjoy seeing this act and you are invited to bring the little ones to see this clever act. The other two acts are DeWitt and Stewart, a clever team of singers who harmonize beavtifully, and Jean Finneran, the boy from Galway, who does a neat danc'rg novelty. In the photoplays -part Ince production featuring Willard Mack and Clara Williams. This is a strorg dramatic production and holds the interest of the spectator from start to finish. The Keystone comedy is called Fatty and Mabel Adrift, a three- reel laugh-producer, showing these twe popular funmakers in one of the best comedies they ever appeared in. There will be four complete shows Saturday. at 180, 3.15, 6.30 and 8.30. Special by the Davis concert orchestra the feature is The Corner, a fivi under the dircction of C. A. Dowsett DBe sure and bring the children to see the big juvenile musical comedy, At the Party. AT THE AUDITORIUM, The Gentleman from Indiana, which stars the celebrated American actor, Dustin Farnum, is the first of the eagerly awaited Pallas Paramount pictures, and comes to the Auditorium theatre for two days, beginning today. Among the features of this memorable production are a monster circus pa- rade, remarkably genuine with its ele- phant, lady bareback riders and all; a whirlwind political campaign with | stump speeches as only Indiana can ce them stumped, together with amaz- I s a la the early 'S0’s; a thrilling rainstorm at night with buildings rocking in the wind and sheets of water washing down the window panes of the Main street stores; the same rainstorm in a deso- late grove of cedars, where is enacted the famous Booth Tarkington “light- ning flash” when Harkless is captured by the whitecaps; and a thousand and one effective details. Dustin Farnum does the best work of his career in this powerful drama and makes The Gentleman from Indiana undoubtedly one of the big things of the motion ing torchl: t proces: picture evear. Phil Taylor's Greater Broadway Min- strels will be heard from again today and tomorrow and they are presenting a corking bill which is going big ‘at every performanc COLONIAL THEATRE, The feature picture at the Colonial sanay drama in three parts. The cast includes June Keith, John Lorenz, Hugh E. Thomp- son, John H. Cosser and J. N. Spence. Bad Money is a Bio drama and two other good pictures for today are Love and Swords and Quits, a Vit comedy. Matinee 5 cents, evening 10 cents, today is The Old Sin, New show every day. e ————— BRIEF STATE NEWS h: Litchfleld and Torrington. i April 11 Waterbury.—A total of 119 inches ot snow fell in Waterbury from Novem- ber 23 until March 22 and there were 26 snowstorms. Portland—The fifty-two street signs which have been procured through the efforts of the Portland Board of Trade were placed in various parts of the town Tuesday Ansonia.—Rev. Dr. Anderson of St. Thomas’ seminary, Hartford, preach- ed at the Lenten devotions at the Church of the Assumption, Ansonia, Wednesday evening New Haven—Several sets of false teeth were included in the plunder that burglars got by the robbery of a sidewalk showcase in front of a New Haven dental parlor. Danbury.—~The Ball and Roller Bearirg company of Danbury has in- creased its capital stock from $100,000 to $1,000,000 and the number of shares | ria, to 10,000 each of the par value of $100, | tiaue candles step ladder, 'n utensils, pots, and lanterns, portieres, dow screens, Dockville. — Department o*cers of | Kitche the Woman’s Relief corps visited Bur- pee corps of this city Wednesday ev- ening. Supper was served at 5.30, aft- er which there was an entertainmenw: in Grand Army hall. Bridgeport.—Willlam Waitts, for four years an orderly at the Bridgeport hospital, left mining stock and other securities, which on paper are rated 00¢. Old Saybrook. — Mrs. Anita de Bary Lyon, of Cecll Lyon, died at her home on Park avenue, New York, Sun- day, after a short illness. Besides her husband she leaves two younr children and her parents. She owned the Lyon property here. Stratford. — Tt district whose work will be to inspect rach len at stated intervals lhwu&r:t the summer. What Is Going On Tonight | Vaudeville and Moving Plotures at NORWICH TOWN Service to be Held at Scotland Road —Mr. and Mrs. Max Kark Lease the Porter Place. Miss Sara Jackson of Willimantic is the Buest during the week of friends After several months’ iliness Mrs. Ellen Kingsley of Huntington avenue is much improved in health. ‘Mrs. Fred G. Prothero has returned to her home on Vergason avenue af- ter two weeks’ stay in the city. C.- M. Welte of Bast Town street returned Thursday evening after a few days spent in New York on business. After spending the past few weeks on Fox Hill, Preston, Mrs. Sarah Hol- {comb is again at her home on Town After spending the winter in New York, Miss Sophie Yurman returned Thursday to her home on Vergason A few families who have been south for the winter are returning to their homes here on or before the middle of At Scotland Road hall Sunday af- ternoon there will be a Christian En- deavor service and a session of the Sunday school. Sewed for Red Cross Local members of Class Circle of The King’s Daughters attended the sewing meeting held Wednesday af- ternoon in the Red Cross rooms on Franklin square Max Karp Leases Porter House. Mr. and Mrs. Max Karp have moved to H. B. Porter’s house on Bliss place. Mr. Kark is manager of the Maurice Sample Shop. Lenten Service. This (Friday) evening there will be stations of the cross at Sacred Heart - . Miss Clarice Petremont of Derby has been awarded the $10 prize offered for the most original poster at the Bridgeport Art Lea which opened Tuesday league rooms in the Staples building, Miss Marion Butts of Bridgeport re- ceived honorable mention. AN EASY WAY gue exhibition, evening at the T0 END CATARRH FOREVER Germs of This Dangerous Disease. of catarrh person and and wiren your off such germs they find permanent lodzement in the head “and multiply these germs s germs thrown off by one throat and You must kill before you can cure cata: of catarrh can be best de- ing the pure med omei (pronounced High-o-me). d"and powerful combination calvptus with other healing as a wonderful germicidal ac- it: nose, throat and lungs by 1 hard rubber inhaler which Lee & d “and other leading i vicinity supply This medicated ath to the germs of them completely nd when the germs h with all its pleasant to breathe and means of a out of your sy ith'a positive guarantee of su ults ‘or money back, surely no ca- rrhal sufferer should go long before r mple home remedy. Down = ONE FLIGHT IN PRICES | LEE CLECGC , “REPAIRS” 218 Franklin Square MOREY LOANLD Watcnes, Jsweiry and securities of any kind at the Lowest Rates of Inierest. An old establisned firm to deal with. THY COLLATERA 143 mai> Street, (Kstablished on Diamonds, L LOAN Ce, LOST AND FOUND LOST—Monday, gentleman’ e Mnk Finder Tebdtn 45 Bro-g“‘i‘ it ap! LOST—Black and white bulldog: an- swers to mame Spot. Rethrn ie 3% Fourth St. and FOR SALE FOR SALE—A 14-room house, new, on John St, Willimantic; also seven- room cottage, new, all modern improve- Jents, in So. Coventré. Address Mrs. Wm. .‘.llane?nn. So. Coventry, Box 86. apr FOR SALBE—Latest improved iron circular saw table with all attach- ments. Bulletin, Box 33. apréd FOR SALE — White Crested Black Polish cockereis. Box 3, Mansfield Cen- ter, Ct. apréd FOR SALE—Nice S. C. R. L eggs for hatching. F. A. Card, R. F. D., Daniel- son. one '173-4. apréd FOR SALE—Marble soda water foun- tain in good condition, ready for im- mediate use: has ten syrup jars and faucets and is fully equipped; will sell at a bargain. New York Frult Store, Danielson, Conn. Phone. apréd FOR SALE—Yoke of oxen, filve years old, well broken. Tel. 1891-4, or write Arthur C. Smith, R F. D. 6. Norwich. mar27d FOR SALE—One Mitchell touring car, Just overhauled, nearly new tires, first class every way; on: Overland touring car, good condition and all ready to prices attractive. Inquire 98 Franklin St. J. B. Stoddard. _dec21d HORSES I have an express load of 28 Forses in today, right off the farms of Iowa, weighing from 1100 to 1700—a fine Joad. Several pairs farm chunks and draft horses; also a pony outfit, is safe for children to drive. All horses warrant- ed as represented. Tel. 74-2 W. C. SPRAGUE, Moosup, Ct. SALE HORSES My buyer was unable to ship this week as expected. Will give notice as to arrival of next carload as soon as I hear from him. ELMER R. PIERSON Telephone 536-3 50 ACRE FARM For $1,400 Cash New house of six rooms, surround- ed by beautiful shade trees, harn 16x30, one hennery $x12, two scratching sheds, 60 peach trees (will bear this season), 1% acres strawberries (will be in fruitage this Spring), % acres asparagus (will cut 100 1bs. daily in season— an income getter). Near railroad, scheol ana church; land free from stone and machine worked. Scnd for latest catalogue. Just issued Choice of 400. Nothing like it in all New England. WILLIAM A. WILCOX Real Estate Broker, 41 West Broad St., Westerly, R. I. « Telephone 365 Offices 110 West 34th St., New York Telephone 2398 Greeley FOR SALE | A seven room Cottage with modern improvements in fine condition, just off | Cliff street. A splendid home for some one. . A. PRENTICE Phone 300 86 Cliff Street FOR SALE Four family House with stable contal ng 3 stalls, situated on trolley line, 12 minutes from Franklin Square. Annual rent- al $550. Price $4,000, casy terms if desired. THOMAS H. BECKLEY 278 Main St. May Building .. Auctioneer e and do not As I am leavin, L to pay freight eharges to my new me. I will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION TOMORROW Fitch farm, so called, one Plainfield Station, ewett City, SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1916, at 1 o’clock p. m., the contents of a large 10-room house, ing of household furniture as I cabinet grand upright piano 1 parlor set con- rge pieces upholstered in mission dining room set consisting of 9 pieces, round extension table, serving table, 6 chairs, plate rack large pier mirror, 1 ir couch, 1 combina- inside door, iron and brass bedsteads, Litchfield—The automobile stage resumed the schedule between Plantsvile—Rev. and Mrs. Sanford S. Martyn, of Plantsville are to cele- brate their golden wedding Tuesday, at the John State Road to Ju silk tapest: and sideboard, divan couch, 1 cha The Patrick Shea Farm, on Canter- bury Road, Canterbury, Ct, contains 360 acres with fruit trees and running water in the barn yard. Buildings all in good order. 3 commodes, a lot of bedroom furniture, 1 art square, lot of carpets ‘and rug china set of more than 100 pieces, vio- ar, Columbia music box, lot of oak extension oak upright glass toilet set, china toilet set. 100 hooks of fiction and his- tory, a lot of pillows, bedding, springs, mattresses, lot of bisque and Japanese couch hammock, 4 rocking hand-painted screen, Tot of lamps, walnut leaf table, wringer with stand, large coffee grind. peanut roaster, oil stove, baby car- i p. cradle, high chair, an- ticks, vases, swords and lot of dishes and pans, crockery draperies, win- bric-a-brac, all the above being in the best condition and of ex- also tools, 2 shotguns, ge with to tra fine gualit surrey, upholste: pole and shafts, weigh about 1200 Ibs., Sale will take place rain or shi D. SWEBNE' Complete equipment of the arage of P. ring like new, good work 63 Broadway Telephone 1334 at $§10,000, but which in actual value are believed to be worth about $1,- Stable and_ G Main St., Hartford, Conn. TUESDAY, APRIL 11TH, at 10 a, m., consisting of 20 horses, top buggies, school gardens | eggnsh, work will be‘ more thoroughly sys. tematized than last year. Several | blanKets, overseers will be appointed for eadh | tan 7 coaches, 3 5 sleighs, 7 light h: arness, 7 business harness, and pulsh robes, street makes poor land good and good land better. Get our prices for any quantity Bowser wheel gas wagon (50 and 5 gal. sold to the highest b itive, rain or shine. te—Tuesday, April iith. at 10 r. Bvery- dder. ‘Sale Remember the FOR SALE DOMBROFSKI FARM In Town of Preston, 10 minutes walk from Greeneville village, con- sisting of 17 acres land, 13 tillable good 7 room house, slate roof, also 2 barns, all buildings in good condi- ion. Price right. FRANCIS D. DGNOHUE Central Building Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE OR RENT Inquire of THOS. REILLY, 6 Franklin St, New London, Ct. ROCKLAWN home of the late OLIVE W. PLATT FOR SALE Substantial stone house of 11 rooms and bath; steam heat, gas and elec- tricity. Extensive grounds of great natural beauty and a number of fine house lots. Can be bought right. ARCHA W. COIT, The Mutual Benefit Life Agency FOR SALE. Cottage Houses, Tenement and Busl- ess Bloc! Bullding Lots, all in de- sirable locations. List your property if you care to seil or rent, as 1 have a number of people looking for real es- tate investments. WILLIAM F. gyLL, Real Estate and Insurance, Room 108. Thayer Bldg. Agricultural Limestone Peck, McWilliams & Co. The Bulletin Ta, You, Mr. Real Estate Dealer, or Mr. Owner with a house to sell, get your “House Ad” reaches THE HOMES. lfew.h.ouses are ever sold from the inspiration received while riding on a street car or glan a2 moment in a downtown office. Real results come from the paper which GOES HOME and is read by father, son, daughter and ESPECIALLY MOTHER. The Bulletin IS a home newspaper. home and it has the home circulation. CALL 480 AND GIVE IN YOUR AD. everywhe to ten do! The Pequod YES, SIR—He was pinched Sunday going through Franklin Square in his F—d machine. No, not for speeding, but for rushing the can on Sunday. Sunday or Monday, line of cigars shown hereabouts, in- cluding the Cobweb Co: cigar. ~ Fagan's Smoke Shop. apr . we have the largest rner six for 25c WANTED—Honest, energetic men : whole or part time; three Jaily: pay weekly.' Write Nursery Co., Meriden, Conn. aprid DETECTIVES—Be a detective; earn large salaries; male and female; plenty of " trav E Downey, Box 10 1in; ite Superintendent . Providence, R. I aprid Apply R. A. § Westerl) WANTED—Journeymen _ carpente Tman's Sons Company, K. I aprid general farm wc round worker; desired, or wife A _cHANCE dress goods; s Mone, them as brief as po wish WANTED—Single or married man for ‘k; must be good all nement furnished if an rk in house at general usework; good wages to right_parties. Address P. O. Box 450. Tel. 785 L aprid 0 ea money selling mples free. = Address Bullétin_Co. aprid WANTED—Experienced warpers_ or 2 1k Mill. apr7a WANTED—A competent maid 1 housework. Apply to Mrs 124 Was mgt‘mrsl any suggestions are re- ed by us by mail on jokes, cartoons, In sending in jokes to us, make ble, and if you e mentioned in the ad- n your name to it. The ceive will be placed on We piace one today from Union St.. Will s very good. Fagan ch, Ct. aprid rtoons we nickel piated; it w agents wanted. also a butcher’s cart. mantic. Foundry sirares of the pr of the common Bulletin_Office. position to do house- lectric toaster and stove weighs only one pound; ures 4 by 6 inches; stands 2 is made from cast st it will la 11 “satisfy Conn. NTED—At once, a small ANTED—About a dozen good work- ingme toba. farm: experienc 3 ; only willing men need L. Wetstone, Vernon, apréd WANTED—To buy stock of Putnam and ne Company, 10 d stock, 20 shares ock, Address B. S., apréd jobber. Willam Cantw Conn. apréd BLACKSMITH wanted; shoer and 11, Piainfield, THE IDEAL electric toaster and stove is the simpl most efficient stove on the market; uses about one cent’s worth electricity per hour; gu. anteed for five years: price $2.50, de livered, Cochegan Specialty Co., Nor- wich, Conn. apréd WANTED—An _ experienced _ young man in department store, out of town: State experience and salary expected. Address Box 6, Bulletin. aprsd POETRY BE GLAD Fom LiFE S0 many cry To know of death Before they know what life is— that hour of final fore they know what strife is. amid the middle it with trembi They taste the t And walk in shadows hung Around them, and dark fears. Oh, let us an Be giad, be glad for life— cat, splendid struggl d thunder of the dally rocks that sunder t of the Lord, TO RENT—New Livery Sts., opposite Bradley € _on FProvidence St; Inquire of Mrs. M. price reasonable. g St, Putpam. Frovidence ing tongue A two-family house in 8uvod order In Lebanon. Inquire Mrs. Glibert Totten, Lebanon. RENT_Four-room tenement 54 . bath, closet, gas, electric, $s. Cenirai Bidg. RENT—Two light, For the strife That sounds as At the heartbea! And the striking of His sword! Be glad for life! Yea, meet it as men meeting ™ and divinely happy thing) ts sorrow, all h all its grief. i*s agony and its beauty and its GROTON Long Point garage for rent for season. ilustrated circular. cottage and FOR RENT Fiver West Town s TO RENT—On V and lower tenements. Bookbinder, 10 m. oom tenement, 163 | gome Tolde With all i kes You its Joss and Inquire J. Brad- Five room tenemert, all West sain power of iove, Joy of brotherhood, upward to the good, singing and its st ashes and its glo Avaunt with death And that dim cry to know Of death dand dying ere we know, in- endor of the lfe around us ly- improvements, George Greenberger, into a paper which ouse of nine rooms, from Fort Point sta- d repair, w in the house, t.2 minutes’ walk tion; house in goor excelient water, taere Is also & barn and she cing at a newspaper for d_bungalow For information, or call at 110 ing, The spiritual comfort of the loving ¥ and of service and of cheer; 1 of life where here, And of the life hereafter dreams that Elow With promise. not with fear, With rapture. not with strite, With love—and endle —Baltimore Sun. WIND LURE. The wind's a soul on fire, Deep-tortured in days gone by— rose-red dream of deeire « born from a drifting sigh. TO RENT—Centrally located flat of five rooms; mode:n improvements. quire at 12: “FOR RENT—Furnished venlent for rooms, con- ekeeping; all o It caters to the FURNISHED rooms, improvements. Washington St ~TO RENT—Farm, 110 acres, oL troliey line. care Buliétin Co. Now ‘tis an_ endles: erying, Wailing through many nights— A-blowing wan s—n. To be scattered In glisten By _blazing desire, hard-driven, Whirled through the listening abyss— To bear in its heart who have given Thelr souls to its long, wild kiss. TO RENT— per month. John FOR SALE FOR SALE—Pair of workers, in good order, bay horses, good eigh 2900 Ibs., THE BRONS. Furnished rooms fo let. Inquire base- - R. Gillette, Colchester, C: My soul and the wind-soul, one in one, the wind-soul since FOR SALE—Threo draft horses; good wett City Express, Jew. —Dorothea Lawrence Mann. HUMOR OF THE DAY “Her ideal is shattered.” “What happened to it?” married it.” — Detroit Free fon St. all conveniences. Phone 11 SALE — Adjustabie bar-belis, s FURNISHED ROGM — Centrally lo- Em:na Morse, 18 Union St FARM OF 120 ACRES TC RENT RIGHT IN TOWN FOR SALE—Five corner High and West Main Sts. FOR SALE—Twin Excels Prestolite, hand kiaxon, price right. t a loaf of bread.” “White or graham?" ) it's for a blind ~Topeka Journal. tress—Did you see if the butcher couldn’t—he ts on.—Chicago Herald. He—Why so pensive—aren't you en- joying the prom? < yes, but I'm afraid peo- k I'm a co-ed—Pitt Panther. William, did Tt in well at Harvard? William—No, Phone 1334- black loam, just also some’ good rposes and a few ering sand, at 5 Grove St. the thing for lawns: gravel for building pu hop for sale in 00: doing good . Plainfieid; Ot Aifred Legarey, M JOHN DODD, 202 Boswell Avenue THOMAS J. DODD, 99 Cliff Street SALE--A good one-horse lum- 1 was suffer- Phone " 634-5. ing from a slight cold.—Harvard Lam- FOR SALE—1913 Cadillac phaeton, overhauled; ghn's garage. Mrs. Kawler-—-Did you ever go to one of those astrologers? Blunderby—. 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 —————— | 0T hide 7 TO RENT QUONOCHONTAUG—Teu-room eot- tage 3 acres lacd, Ocean and Salt Pond; sown Jower and vegetable garden. No; but my daugh- e is just crazy to have her peri- —Boston Transcript. prove that you 1 SALE _Eggs White Wyandottes, Fishel ai thought strains; c a setting. Charles ci replied the defendant, “but he nearly so be- lawyer got through with him™ ; SALE—Two bakery cart quire J. H. allett, R. F. (looking at photo- sraph)—This is a picture of Mrs.Peck- cton, I suppose? Peckington—Yes; er--getting her picture taken. —FPhiladeiphia Press. This is the rhinoceros. See his ar- tered and grade cows with . _Edward O'Brien, . No. 7, Norwich. FORD OWNERS—I have a v stock of accessories and repa prices are low; W. R. Baird, “The St., Norwich. And what's this?” SR ‘Gee! He's got a periscope.”—Lou- ville Courier Journal. high-priced phonograph is almost as hearing them on the stage.” 3 You can shut whenever you like on the phonograph.” —Musical America. Pa,” said Little Willle, the unit rule?” “Why—er—why, my boy, it's about same thing .as prevails in saild Mr. Smithers. have noticed that wha:ver your moth- er says goes."—Judge. THE KALEIDOSCOPE France 72 RM for sale; ten acres, new barn, plenty wood n exposure, splendid ted on Massapeag and steam cars. In- John A. Smith, or Tel. 1584-13. Hearing those singers on the R N T T o e ALECottage with bath, steam em Sie Yool FRANK W. COv. G. Ringland, Bentley "Avi ¥OR SALE—O: old, weighs 1400; female goat. FOR SALE ne black horse, 6 years also one male, on Phone 646-5. RSES for sale: one palr. welght one team wagon and har- Elmer E. Bennett, Plainfield, I offer for sale FIVE FIRST MORTGAGES of $3,000 each From one family FOR SALE—Wh. cats (breeders), J. E. Hartley, 52 e Persian Angora Franklin 'St men enlisted for the European war. While much attention has been re- the subject of acci- prevention yet accidents cause only about one-seventh as much des- y siven to FOR SALE—A cently given John Deere sulky plow nearly new. 12. F. W. Browning. Phone ANTED—Working _ foreman _ and farmhand on dairy farm, or would hire man and wife; must be all round farm- er. J. B. Brigham, 516 Bank St., New London. aprsd WANTED—Second hand furniture of all kinds; we also sell second hana furniture. 55 Franklin St. Phone 717-3. aprid , intention of buying, in_or near Nor- wich; rent reasonabie. Burk, 79 East- ern Ave., Worcester, Mass. aprsd WANTED —To hire small farm with Jjobs; $75 to $150 month; wri ately for list positions now obtainable. Frankllnylnaliluxe, Dept. 35-0., Roches- ter, N niture, buy it from or sell it to 8. Zelinger, Breed Bldg. Tel. 1022-5. | I Central Building, Norwich, Conn. l DR. F. W. HOLMS, Dentist WANTED—A position in an orchestra as trap drummer; can also 8"" iano and bells. Address Box 000, Office. aprid Bulletin MEN-WOMEN wanted; ot e immedi- apr3d WANTED—If it is second-hand fur- mar31d FARMERS—We want you to get your money’s worth on fertilizers. We handle P. Armour’s high grade fish and potash and Frisbie's high grade, at a very Jow Tice; also all kinds of seeds. reeneville Grain Co. Phone 326-5. mar30d BOARDERS wanted in a good family, nice neighborhood, central to city, im. provements, reasonable prices. Inquire at this office. mar2sd titution as sickness. COWS FOR SALE—Another will arrive this W Lebanon, Conn. Interest at 5 per cent. Payable semi-annually Each Mortgage is secured by Resi- JAMES L. CASE 37 Shetucket St, Norwich, Conn. There is a movement South Africa to edition of the Bible in their own pa- At present they reac the Bible in the pure Dutch of Hol- R SALE—Large assortment James H. Hyde, ephone Lebanon. of good fre tols, the Taal. North Franklin, Ct. Tel FOR SALE—A gasoline engine witn attachment, mounted, and power for all farm purposes—10 h. p. asoline or kerosene; The records of the American consul. Seq Savvin ate at Greenoble, France, show ship- ments of womens gloves to the Unitec States during 1915 to the value of $1.- compared with $1,875,185 for also one low- wide-spread attach- ment manure spreader; disc and Clark agent for the Averv ite Plymouth Rock eggs for hatching, Tilly sf birds from Stock Farm; 1 used 100 hours. cutaway harrow America leads the list with 66,662 Germany is second, with England witk the Vineyard Haven AUCTION SALE crete mixer. been I_will sell at Public Auction at No. 35 Jackson St., City of Willimantic, on Monday, the 10th day of April, 1916, at 10 o'clock a. m., the stoc Fixtures, 2 Wagons, etc. the bankrupt estate Co. For further parti the undersigned, No. limantic, Conn. Russia, with Poultry Yards talking. Do’ your hens Send 50 cents for a bottle of Specific No. trouble at once. FOR SALE — A horse, wagon and rse welghs about 500 Ibs.; - K. Balley’s Stable, Maln St each with 9,500. The ducks of J. A. Andrew, of Shir- land tract, California, are ble nuggets, the giz- zard of one having two gold nugzets two platinum nuggets, and an- other a gold nugget. Main St, Wil- A. J. GREENSLIT, —_— “Tustee. FOR SALE At special low price, Cottage, centrally neighborhood. Owner Full particulars by consulting harness; hoi SETTING EGGS Brown or White Leghorns. Grarock Farm, R. F. D. » Tel. 1203-12. a cozy 7 room located in leaving town. The British consul at ports that the Kahetian railway, which was opened to limited traffic in Janu ary last, is now open to traffic of ev description, having been officially lared incorporated in the Russian Batum re- FOR SALE—Thorou bay colt, 3 years old Umb and disposition, price is $150, cash. Sulll\'ln.a Trading Cove. Tel ghbred mahogany in May, perfect in Real Estate and Investment Broker |decl: Franklin Square WANTED—Boy or youth for office work. Apply to the Danlelson Cotton Co., Danielson. Conn. mar18d GIRL HELP wante: partments of the American Thread Spmpany’s Willimantic mills. Apply at office. dec3id Norwich | railway system. ALL PAIN MUST 60 ‘When the old enemy, pain, ties you up; when you suffer with colds in head and chest, sore throat, sore and I AM BUYING poul Anyone baving same, 1 Gellert, Colchester, Ct FOR SALE_E, Single Comb R. fine color. Deming stral; Paone 1076-12, Norwich. ford, Montville. of all kinds. rop postal to FARM FOR SALE. Situated in North Stonington, three miles from Norwich and Westerly trol- ley, near schooinouse and churc) sisting of about 150 ac: $-room house and neces: Immediate possess: n, 15 for $i. s of land, with G. H. Brad on. Owner WANTED Eight General Housework Girls, $20.00 and $25.00 per month, three Chamber- malds, one Boy to work on farm, five Farm Hands, two Dish Washers. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU GEO. L. CHESBRO Shannen Building An: Room A Telenhone 533" does not live in North Stoni: Season for selling. juire of H. F. BUTTON orwich, or telephons 18 EXCHANCE o ) e e e W n T lumbago, neck—let Minard's liniment give you almost instant relief. It is the most satisfying remedy known for relieving pain. Minard’s liniment is absolutely pure, stainless and dependable. It has stood the test of years of constant service, carries healing properties to affected parts and can be obtazined from any No other liniment can take the place of Minard’s. Its success in thousands of cases is positive. FOR SALE—E; Comb_ White and Mersythought strain, Phone 1076-12, Bradford, Montville. rolhln.z—tnc}fi Westtarms Sffer young horse, seven Airedale pups, E cow. bull calf, Studebaker farm and|for good farm; well located modern marl7d | house in Norwich; large lot, nine rooms, steam heat, bath, set tubs, electric lights, hardwood floors; owner wants couatry home. Information from TRYON'S AGENCY, Willimantie, —_— medlum for hatching, Rose ‘andottes, Neal Norwich Div. delivery wagons. Tel_111-3. EGGS for hatching; S. C. R. I. Reds, W. Rocks, 75¢ per setting. William E. Ellnlo;l‘.i Norwich. Fhone 1168-4. R_SALE—The 10-acre woodlot near Broad s Mapel & Sas