Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 22, 1916, Page 16

g PRABABLY RAIN TODAY; CLOUDY TOMORROW. What Is Going On Tonight deville and Moving Pictures at uditorium. ving Pictures at the Colonial. udeville and Moving Pictures at the Davis. ANNOUNCEMENTS OPERA PATIENCE AT . DAVIS THEATRE MAY 17 To be Given Under the Auspices of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A : Patience, or Bunthorne’s Bride, by Gilbert_and Sullivan, the composers of H. M. S. Pinafore, The Pirates of . Penzeance and a score of other light operas, which is to be given at the Davis May 17, matinee and evening, under the auspices of the Woman's ‘Auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A., is known as one of the prettiest pieces of stage .work which these prolific authors ever ‘wrote. While Pinafore may be some- what better known than any of their works it is entirely the result of the fact that this opera is very easily staged and consequently first chosen for amateur performance. Pinafore is a satire on the English navy while Patience in the same way ridicules the craze of astheticism which pre- vailed in England at the time this op- era was written. Bunthorne, an in- sipid nobleman, in his love of female admiration affects the guise of the aesthetic poet, writes sickly sentimen- Tue This is a sreat picture and shows this talented actress in ome of her best parts. The Keystone comedy is called- A Love Riot, featuring Charles Mur- ray, supported by a star cast of Key- stone favorites. As an added attrac- tion on this bill there will be a two- reel Charlie Chaplin comedy called Woman, an extremely funny picture, showing this wonderful fun maker at his best. This is the first time this comedy has ever been snown at the Davis. The regular time and prices will prevail next week. Matinee at 2.15, all seats 10 cents; evening at 6.45 and 8.45, 10, 15 and 20 cents. Spe- cial music by the Davis concert or- chestra. Don’t fail to see this big show. NEXT WEEK AT THE AUDITORIUM Bob Ott Musical Comedy Company and Fannie Ward in The Cheat. There will be something doing at the Auditorium every afternoon and night next week, because Bob Ott's Musical Comedy company will present six new high class musical comedies in which the amusing situations most of the time fairly run riot. The cordial re- ception accorded this company every- where they appear is an indication that the time is ripe for just this xina oi show, wherein the action is swift, the comedy crisp vet clean, the aances pretty and the music melodious. The whole is punctuated at frequent inter- vals by, the introduction of a lot of wholesome looking ¢horus ladles, whose dances, marches and poses add materi- FOR SALE FOR SALE—Twelve milk cows -In- uire 169 Franklin St. a) . O. W. LEGHORN day 01d_GRICKS| and hatching esgs: selected for vigor and high laying power; the that live, grow and la: nted in- structions with best methods on care of chicks will be mailed free with every order; chic ery, 312 ivey. § 25th delivery, 38 eggs, 34 per 100, 1 israction _guaranteed. P Pouljry Farm, Leonard Bridge. OCo Telephone 43-13 Lebanon. aprisTuThs FOR_SALE—My place on Vergason Ave, Norwich Town, 10 minutes from troliey; five-room house, electric lights, running water, set tubs, 12 acres land, woodland, young peach’'and apple or- chard, barn, garage and equipment for a thousand’ or more poultry. Fred G. Prothero. Phone 103 apr1iTuThS FOR SALE—Service boars, Cbester White and Gerkshires; Concord buggy, nearly new. L. J. Mcintire, Williman: t 68-2. ar21TuThS for hatching. Phone 1851~ ‘Weavers Wanted Apply a* once PLAINFIELD WOOLEN (0. Central Village WANTED Several First-Class Mechanics Apply in person WOOD RIVER IRON WORKS Hope Valley, R. I. FOR SALE_One Bab: rolet touring car; bran sold, Imperial Garage. Grand Chev- new; must be aj FOR SALE—One 1912 five-papssenger Cadillac touring car; has been rebullt and refinished by local reresentative: must be sold. Imperial Garage. r1STuWThS FOR SALE—One democrat wagon, 1 tal verse and assumes a love for ev- erything that is ultra in character. Grosvenor, who is “gifted with a beau- ty_which' probably has mo rival on ‘earth” is so dismayed at the popi- larity of Bunthorne that he too as- sumes the garb and manner of the aesthete and the ladies immediately desert their former idol and follow Grosvenor. Even the officers of the Dragon Guards, who had become quite accustomed to the admiration of the ladies, in their despair, are forced to follow suit. Bnuthorne, who is re- sponsible for the whole situation now becomes so madly jealous of Gros- venor's success that he compels him under threat to again become “a mat- ter of fact voung man. ally to the beauty of the excellent at- tractions. Make no mistake by confusing this with regular dramatic attractions. Bob Ott's comedians, headed by himself, present musical comedies in which the features are much as patrons expect in regular $1.50 shows. Bob Ott has no peer as a comedian and his well gown- ed chorus has few equals and no su- periors. ‘Besides this big attraction, Para- mount five-reél features will be shown each day from 2 to 3 in the afternoon and from 7 to 8 evenings. Monday's feature is one of Lasky’s best produc- tions, entitled The Cheat, featuring Fanny Ward, supported by Sussue Hayakawa, ‘the well known Japanese Patience, the village milkmaid, who has vacillated between love and duty, finally bestows her affections upon Grosvenor: the ladies return to the Dragoon Guards and Bunthorne still wearing his aesthetic guise is left alone. The opera is full of pretty plctures, pretty music, pretty girls; and will be a_delight both to see and to listen to. The committee in charge urgently requests the advance pur- chase of tickets in order that the fi- nancial success of the performances may be assured. | AT THE DAVIS TODAY. Three More Performances Conclude the Engagement of the Norwich Fa- votes, Homan’s Musical Revue. Homan's Musical Revue concludes engagement today by presenting three performances, one this afternoon and two this evening. The Homan Revue players have made many new friends in the past week as_well as Tenewing many old ones. Yesterday the revue presented the most laugh- able success of the week, Casey at the Midnight Cabaret, which is one |continuous laugh from start to finish, 'any many of the theatregoers of the {Davis considerea it the best that had |been presented durinz the week. It i1s about the so-called Casey who vis- its the cabaret after having a hard !time to get away from his wife. Up- ‘on arriving at the cabaret he meets an old friend, and in the meantime ‘meets many new ones. After Casey becomes acquainted he feels right to home, then the fun start Casey’s friends start to play all sorts of jokes on him, but good na- tured Casey takes all this in good fun, and in the midst of all this Bob Jew- ett and Clara Elgin display a few dancing steps, William O'Connell puts over a couple of Irving Berlin's_latest ballads, Gene Beaudry is heard in a mew bass solo and many gags, etc., are displaved. Of course Casey has 0 be the goat in all this, but he has just as much fun as his associates. The Cabaret will be presented today, with just as much frolic that was Ppresented yesterday. The feature photoplay is an ex: ing five part Triangle Grama, Flying Torpedo, with John Emerson, the well known actor and author, in | the leading role. The story is an im- aginative ore, woven around an _in-| ventor who has successfully made a machine for flvinz torpedocs. Before he can compicie ihe manufacture of them, he is mystericusly killed ana it is the runninz to earth of the murder- er by Archibald Claverin, a detective of eccentric manners, and a Swedish servani girl, which makes the story | ohe of the most thriliing of the year.| village Biacksmith, an uproerious funny two-reel Ki complete the show tone comedy, will DAVIS THEATRE The Banner Show of the Season for | Monday, Tucsday and Wednosday— | Three Big Keith Acts, Triangle Photoplays and a Charlie Chaplin Comedy. For the first half of next week the management of thls theatre has book- ed what promises to be the banner show of the season. There are three big Keith veudeville acts, Triangle plctures, Keystone comedies and asan added attraction there will be a two- reel Charlle Chanlin comedy. In the vaudeville the adline attraction is the Stanley Trio, which comes ko Charlie Chaplin in a Two Reel Com- edy at the Davis Theatre Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Norwich direct from Keith theatre, Boston, where they were tho hit of the show. This act is different from anything ever seen here and is one of the biggest surprises in vaudeville. Another big act is Hartz and Evans, + & clever pair, who bhave a neat sing- fing, talking and dancing specialty. The third act is Tom Kuma, who pre- | sents a sensational Japanese novelty The Triangle feature is Bessie Bar- riscale in the great flve-part military 7 ®ama called Bullets and Brown Eves. actor, and’ a notable cast. There will be two shows daily at 2 and 7 p. m,, and each show' will run over three hours. - Prices will be, matinee 10c and 20c, and evening'10¢, 20c and 30c. Re- served seats for any performance dur- ing the week are now on sale at the box office and the Auditorium hotel. Phone 772. COLONIAL THEATRE. The special feature at the Colonial today is Pleces of the Game, Essanay drama in three parts. The cast: Wal- ter Brent (Bryant Washburn), Greda Gregory (Nell Craig), Rodger Gregory, her husband (Richardson Cotten), John Lockert. & home-wrecker (Randall Mc- Allister). Another good picture is The Maker of Dreams, Kalem drama in three parts. The $50,000 Policy, Mina com- edy, ends today’s big bill. Matinee be, evening 10c. New show every day. Moyer top carriage, | Concord, natural wood, rubber tired, 1 top Condord; the above wagons are in A-1_ condition. Thomas Burke, Baitic. apri3ThS FOR SALE—Fen of 8 C. White Leg- horn yearling hens, first cliss stock; also duy-old chicks and custom hatch- ing. John Curry. Yantic. AprisSMW FOR SALE—Three cream cabinets, D. Ricker Pharmacy. two-gal. Nelson five 24-in. stools. W. apriiMws FOR SALE My splendid driving mare,“Debutante,” weight 1100 1bs., captuired “blue rib- bon” iri Madison Square Garden, New York for breeding over 35 horses, is registered, fearless, fast roader and sweet driver. E. A. PRENTICE 86 Cliff Street FOR SALE The fine Bank Bullding 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. Offices, with elevator, on the second and third floors. Superior location for bank, insurance, trust, agency, or other business. AMOS A. BROWNING, Receiver Phone 300 Appropriate Meeting for Men. The special meeting for men only under Y. M. C. A. auspices at 3:30 p. m., in the large store of Thayer building on Easter Sunday afternoon will be one of the most attractive, A. CRAIG TAYLOR musically speaking in months: Alex- ander Craig Taylor, the popular solo- ist, has kindly consented to sing the selection by Evan_ Williams, entitled “Open the Gates of the Temple’, and this certainly will be a treat. In ad- dition to this H. R. DeGruttola will delight the audience with a flwte and Swahn's orchestra will several pleasing selections. General Secretary Hill will deliver a fifteen-minute address on a topic ap- propriate to the Easter season. The place of meeting, the Thayer building, is easy of access and_doubt- less a large number of men will avail themselves of this real privileze. The admission is free to all men and old- er boys. The doors will be opened at 3 o'clek. Hartford.—The Gold Dust Twins are to make their appearance in the parade on clean-up week in the person of two members of Troop 19, Boy Scouts, the troop colored of the Shiloh Baptist church. 5 FOR SALE FOR SALE 151 Cliff Street Two Tenement House having six rooms to cach .tenement,. located within 5 minutes walk of Franklin Square, property in good condi tion and always rented. Good in- vestment. FRANCIS D. DGNOHUE Central Building Norwich, Conn. FARM FOR_SALM. Situated in North Stomnston, three miles from Norwich and Westerly trol- Tey, near schoolhouse and churca, con- siating of atout 150 acres of land, With S-room house und reccssary buildings, ail how. . Immediate poscassion. Owner Goes not five tp North Stonington la the Season for selling. Basy terms. in- uire of H. F. BUTTON, K ¥. D. b orwich, of telephone 1861-2. FOR SALE A Two Family House It has modern conveniences, is well built and is located in good residential section. About five minutes’ walk from Franklin Square. JAMES L. CASE 37 Shetucket St, Norwich, Conn. NEW EIGHT ROOM HOUSE Erected by one of the most reliable firms of local builders, highest grade materials being used throughout. Stands on large lot, 50x300 feet; con- venient to trolley. Price is attractive. | ARCHA W. COIT, 1 The Mutual Benefit Life Agency 63 Broadway Telephone 1334 FOR SALE. The choicest new seven-room bun- galow in New London county, at a big bargain; owner leaving city. For full particulars, inguire of JOHN A. MORAN, Real Estatc Broker, Franklin Sauare, Norwich. W. B. WILCOX . . Auctioneer As Administratrix of the estate of the late Harry M. Beebe, 1 will sell at Public Auction at the farm, located in Norwich Town. on the Otrobando road, about two miles from Franklin Square, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1916, at 10 o'clock a. m. | onal prop- k horse, 13 goud young set harness, 3 single ha 1 orse team | wagon, 1 one-fiorse dump cart, 1 one- | horse wagon. 1 democrat wagon, farm- ing tools (used oaly eason), 1 mowing machine, 1 cutaway barrow, 1 Acme harrow, 1 cultivator, 1 King of the Cornfield corn planter, 1 plow. 2 1”7 hors, 2 sleighs. | about 5 tons £00d b e silage, | also good scea sweel of 200d windo some board: rakes and a qu The terms of cash If the weather shi le will take place corn, a quantity M shingles, also shovels, forks, other things. the sale will be strictly i uld prove stormy, e next fair week. SUSAN M. BEEBE, Administratrix of the Estate. Telephone 608-12, Norwich Diviston. LOST AND FOUND LOST—On April 15, lady's collar, either in Davis Theatfe or on the way to Woolworth's 5 and 10 cent Store Firder leave at Bulletin Office. _apr22d FOUND—A sum of money on North Main St. Owner may have same by giving descrintion and calling on P. T. Conneil, Norwich Town.. Tel. 447-3. R FOUND_A finc your. grouci nlace to cradicate . by buyizg your dinners at the New Lenox Iouse, Main St. where you get a Jot for a little. Regular dinner, 25 cents. aprisd { for good far General Help Wanted Apply to PAWCATUCK WOOLEN MILLS POTTER HILL, R. I GIRL LEARNERS WANTED Will pay $5 per week while learning Men for Finishing Room SAXTON WOOLEN CORP. Bean Hill Mill BOYS WANTED MUST BE OVER 16 YEARS OF AGE. APPLY AT ONCE VERSAILLES SAN. FIBRE MILLS, VERSAILLES, CONN. FOR SALE FOR SALE BUILDING LOTS on Greene Ave. and Cedar St. For particulars and prices address tér call on H. H. GALLUP, Norwich, onn. ' < For Sale or To Rent Substantial Frame Building sit- uated corner of Erin and White streets, dimensions 60x80, well lighted cellar with cement floor. Elevator operated by compressed air. Spacious loft for storage purposes. Suitable for manu- facturing plant. Spur track for 3 cars on the premises. Inquire of THOMAS H. BECKLEY 278 Main St. May Building ; well located modern house in Norwich; large lot, nine rooms, steam heat, bath, set tubs electric lights, hardwood floors; owner wants __country home. Information from TRYON'S AGENCY. Willimantic, Conn. 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 all in good order. Inquire of THOS REILLY, § Franklin St., New London, Ct. SALE HORSES My car of 28 horses came as adver- tised. Some of them are sold, and I must sell tho others right away to make room for the next load, Which have Come will _arrive about April some nice, well broken and see them. ELMER R. PIERSON. Tel. 536-2. 50 ACRE FARM For $1,400 Cash New house of six rooms, surround- ed by beautiful shade trees, harn 16x30, one hennery S8x12, two scratching sheds, 60 peach trees (will bear this season), 1% acres surawberries (will be in fruitage this Spring), % acres asparagus 1 cut 100 lbs. daily In season— an income getter). Near railroad, school ana church; land free from stone and machine worked. Scnd for latest catalogue. issved Choice of 400. it in all New England. WILLIAM A, WILCOX Real Estate Broker, 41 West Broad St, Westerly, R. I Telezchone 365 Offices 110 VWest 34th St, New York Telephone 2998 Greeley Agricultural Limestone makes poor land good and good land better. Get our prices for any quantity Peck, McWilliams & Co. 1 es. ho aprisd Just Nothing like WHEN YOU AN to put your Lul iness before the puedic. tmere is modiuiz better than through the verusing columns vt The Bulletin. | | WANTED WE BUY and sell furnfture of wil kinds; also make the famous ~roil feather mattress from your old bed and 4-6 apr22d 1lows. 8. Zelinger, Bre St. Norwich. Tel. ed Bl 1023-5. paper, onths 1 GE paper, thres monthe 105 MARRIA descriptions rich marriage. The Francisco. LARGE manufeci sentatives to sell hostery, to homes. Write Madison Mills, 590 Broadway, Ne “WANTED Married man on galse hay and.potatoss. WANTED—A girl to work in conf: Inquire at_the Progres- tionery store. sive Confectionery Hn_Square. DARE farmes Honorable, olsco. Unity Magazine, San nity S turer wants repre- shirts, underwear, waists, skirts, direct for ' free smmples. otk prazd apr2zd 169 Co.'s Store, Frank- ‘apr22d thia? Lonely you _answer worth $70,000, seeks marriage.| EGGS 57 Fourth St., San Fran- prazd AGENTS—A ome cent postcard wi put you in touch with an 350 a week proposition selling aluminum utensils | $35. and specialties direot to the consumer. |, Don’t let one cent stand between you and prosperity. Aluminum Mfg. C A TS— Her: Diy. 4148, American Lemont, Til. apr22d What they all wan! concentrated beer tablets ine beer by adding water the in lfl‘hi arge Ne‘w aprzzd pocket; write real artidle; carTy. enormous _demand. us today. The Am: ‘0.. 5183 Plum St., Cincinnat, O. WANTED Travelers, oxperience unnec mission and expen TACT QUICK — Automobile going up; sell Gaso: age 27 to 50; salary, com- allowance to right . Chicago. aprizd line -Tonic; equa gaso. line at 3¢ a gallon; eliminates carbon dollar an hour profit; sales guaranteed. | weatherproof, White Mifg. Co., De apr22d pt. 95, Cincinnati, O, LONELY young widow, worth $50,000, apxious to ‘marry. San Francisco, Cai. for college students; in spare time: fast ry Merchandise Court, Cambridge, WANTED—Five dles to travel, de: dealers; $25 to' 350 fare pald. Goodri 189, Omaha, Neb. PATENTS tem: send sket certificate list of patent o 4228 Warder Co., of patentabllit uyers free. K handle our g lers. o Miss. bright, capable la- monstrate and sell per_week; railroad ch Drug C t secured book and Waters & Washington, apris Bldg., AGENTS —Our household specialties are big sellers: labor savers for house- wif nice profi lef ‘ The Powell Mass. WANTE! Poultry Pan-. pouiery s and regular layers. prevents leg weakn A fine tonic for moulting hens. mone; ok Louse Killer will free from lice. this preparation in hens will certain bugs on cus melon vines; slugs aprisd Every y who keeps hens, to know tiat Dr. Hese ce-a_will healthy and make your keeps hens toned up, vigorous back 1If it does not do as claim- asy to feed—lc worth daily is enough for 30 fowls. Remember, hens can't fight lice and lay eggs also. Sprinkl do the rest. Also destroys write for free book- Co.. Box 144, Wwoman, anyb. keep your ens Helps chicks grow, ess, roup, gapes, etc. Your Dr. Hess Instant eep ‘your poultry the dust bath—the cumber, squash and on rose bushes, etc. 7| Ave., Norwich. Phone 510. FOR_S) well equi) stock and toois, doing Address Box 145, Westerly, epraza wer and per tene- 63 North Main St Apply at Norwich Beit Mfg. Inc. FOR RENT_From March ist, a 13- room house st Tradt n bouse st ng Cove. = Apply ‘mar1 W FSTuThS TO RENT—Furnished Ocean Boach and Neptun to 31,01 10 LET—A downstairs apartment of | ive rooms, with bulh and modern com- months old, big relable breeder. Newton, Westmmeter. . apr22a for hatchin, ff, Partridge and White Wyandoite and Partridge Cochins. Gem Poultry Yards, 24 Hedge =2 e SRR FOR SALE—Good sound work horse, Bullard. Tel. 64 “ll. FOR SALE—Car Bowker's fertilizer, seed oal rass seeds, Maine seed po- tatoes, full line farm machinery. A. R. Race, North Franklin. aprzia FOR SALE—Two cars fancy cedar shingles, one car N. C. plne board: A R. Kace, North n. aprild_ FOR SALE—Young well broken oxen. Hibbard Parker, Manstieid, Ct. _aprzid ANCONAS are the best winter layers of large white eggs xnown; 1 will seil 8 fow exgs for hatching from my frsc prize pen of Sheppard strain direct Anconas at 31 per ls. Donaid Bubiard, Norwich, Ct. Phone 646-12. _apr22d POWDRPAINT — Just add a litd water and use; white-biack; 16 colors; fireproof, _verminproof; 5 Ibs. powdrpaint and 3 pt: gellon; cost 6oc; for all pur 75 per cent. on cost of painting; literature. Powdrpaint, Bulletin. apr21d FOR SALE _Holsteln cow, freshen July 15. P. Curtin, aprzia FOR SALE—To settle an estate, nine to ten acres of improved land, with new barn, situate at East Great Plain. Inquire of J. L. _Lathrop & Sons, Insur. ance and Real Estate. No. 2§ Shetucket St, Norwich, Conn. aprisd i years, Balttc. Yomences. 'at 443 Main St a nice yard this ren: QuiTe upstairs. _apriia TO RENT—A furnished room for light housekeeping. 37 Division St. apriid FURNISHED ROOMS, with modern improvements. & Washington Street. TO RENT—Furnished rooms; bousekeeping. 75 School St. Teiephone §22-13. aprzod TO RENT—A desirable cottage at 56 Lincoin Ave. For inf Salt also Tel. 702. TO RENT — First floor flat of five rooms and beth, hot water, electric light, gas, wood and coal bouse, yard and front porch, to small family. In- of Alling Rubber An apart: Marion, steam heat, jan- itor service and continuous Lot water furnished; aiso an apartment of eight rooms in The Hunungton, 170 Broad- way, one of the finest in Norwich. In- TO RENTFarm of 140 acres. Box 157, Fitchville, Conn. =prisd TO RENT or for sale, eight-room house with barn for horses or Auto, gn Verguson Ave. lnquire L A App.y. apris Bean Hull TO RENT—Pleasant tenement of fi rooms on one floor all improvements, with or without barn. inquire of H. Burchman, 59 Frankiin St aprisd TO RENT—Tenement of seven rooms, 139 Chestnut St Inquire AL \. B Lewis, 341 Main St. = LE—One yoke of 3 year old FOR S, quite handy; two yoke of 1 year TO RENT—Newly furnished modern conveniences, at E. Holdridge, Norwich. | 54 Frankiin St Phone 1043-2. Tel. 1850-4. apri%d| “3o RENT A modern apartment in : 35 mixed 31| Berry biock, Frankiin St. four rooms Ruth Brown, Leonard Bridge. Conn. |and bath; adults. See B. H. Berry, 12 “aprisa Ouk St. aprila FOR SALE — Pool tables; must be| T0 RENT—On Washi 8 s0ld before April 22. Palace Pool Par- m Taats lors, 4% Main St aprisd 1918 DODGE touring car for sale; in excellent condition. V. R. Baird, 107 Franklin St aprisd FOR SALE_Eight year old mare, worth $250, price $175 if sold before May 1st. X Y. Z, Bulletin. aprisd _ COWS FOR SALE—Carload w rive April 15; one nice thoroughbred Holstein bull 16 months oid. Fred W. Hoxie, Lebanon._Phone 62. _apritd FOR SALE—I31¢ Ford touring cax, run less than 1,000 miles. Call R. Erisble, at the Majestic Garage. _apr1id FOR SALE Cheap, one 1912 T. B. ftrey Co. touring car, Rambler model, §00d_order, roomy and commodious: A R Jei a fine easy riding family_car. Race, North Frankiin. Phons Lebanon to Pawcatuck Woo! card hand tenements’ at “WANTED — A o dump cart, second P. Knight, 18 13 WANTED—Hone laily; ‘pay W SPINNERS wanted: woolen. Apply family help preferred; good 31 per week. gleville Co., Eagleville, Conn. apr21d Co. len Mills, Westerly pr2id___a TS, and one good Apply to ne-horse, two-wheel hand. Telephone C. __apr2ld . energetic or part time; $3 to cekly. Write Tne Meriden, Conn. men FOR SALE—A cheap work horse; also three farms Inquire of A. T. Garaner, 15 Oak St. apridd FOR SALElce cream freezers, ice crusher, cedar tubs, steel cans, pulleys, beiting, spoons, plates, fruit and _ex- tr all in good condition. 343 West Main, Phoue 384, Mrs. Geo. A. Lewis. apFide FOR SALE_A Mrs. C. W. Danieison, Conn. square _ Chickering Atwood, 15_Spring Phone 350. ALE Cadillac_car, demi-ton- 0od running condition. Spring St, Danielson, A competent girl for 350. rizd sework: no washing. = Ap-| “FOR SALE—About 25 loads of g0od ¥red ‘1. Smith, 118 sh-lloam. George E. Fellows & Co. 36 aprald_ | Lake St. City. apriva_ competent wirl for| COWS FOR SALE CHEAP—Regis- housework: no washing: must|tered and grade Ayrshires; young new 50d cook to Mrs. Guil- [ mileh with calves. Telephone 1884-13 3 aham, Conm. |Edw. O'Brien, Mohegan. R. F. D. No Norwich. aprsa S e = R_SALE — Adjustable bar-bells, et il 16 aiiEle mman o8| qumb-bells, \lndian | Cclubs, | keitle - Ve T o204 | Welghts, boxing gloves, etc.; will sell :Ehorat e n_apr20d| G1C30p for cash, as I wish to dispose of VE A An e nt_chance | same. Address A. Belisle. P. O. Box for quick ndle our goods In |4 w London, Conn. aprid that s WANTED—Pinb years of age. Ap| hd anxious . women folks 2 knowledge of g ks a : must be_over 16 ply Biks' Club, D—A pal aprz0d —It's a_good one! What| , four legs and can jump City ? A wooden rocking horse! Ha! + know, the City Hall can’t jump, either. Jumpin’ Jiminy, that Cobweb's a §00d seegar a hickel, r19 at F: r of working oxen. gan's Smoke Shop. WANTED. maid fo At 10 neral h WANTED 3 zirls on light me . Mansfield Cente 4 Washington St, a susework; no wash- apri smart, intelligent jcal work; steady Ct. for general work In must understand achine work. E. L onn. apridd ner boarders at Hiil- the best spring tonic try @ barrel of our Liberty flo: Ask call Greeneville Grain “aprild DIES can mak to $5 a day demo for GIRL HELP wanted in finishin partments of the Company's Willima; office. & orders ter and alty Co. apri0d de- American Thread ntic mills. Appiy at dec3ld WANTED—Experienced warpers and iea West & e Siik Mill._aprid w all kinds; we als furniture. 17 Yor list posit stitute. FARMERS—We w money’s worth on £ P. Armour’s high grade fish and potash and Frisbie's high grade, at a very low price; also all kinds of seeds. ~ Call Greeneville Grain Co. Phone 326-5. maz 3 TED—Second hand furniture of A._ Bruckner, 55 $75 to 3150 month; W second hand Franklin aprsd _ o sell government te immedi- lons how obtainable. Dept. 35-0., Roch aprad anted nt you to get your ertilizers. We handle BOARDERS wanted In a good family, nice neighborhood. provements, reason. at_this office central to city, im able prices. Inquire arzsd maids, one Boy to Farm' Hands, two FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU WANTED Eight General Housework Girls, $20.00 and $25.00 per month, three Chamber- work on farm, five Dish Washers. Fishel and Merry- ing. Charles Henry g HELLO, Mr. Poultryman: Konemah Yards talking. Do your hens s? Send 50 cents for a bottle of pecific No. 2. Stops nce. ALE—_Thoroughbred mahogany bay colt, 3 years old in May, perfect in limb and disposition, all broken to drive, price is 3150, cash. Ambrose Sullivan, Tradng Cove. Tel 1%i2-12. ¥ OR SALE—One Mitchell touring ca. just overbauled, nearly mew tires, first class every way; on- Overland touring car, good condition and all ready to ;o Prices jattractive Inquire 3% | St._J. B. Stoddard. _dec21d FOR SALE—Yantlc Westfarms offer young horse, seven Alredale pups, fresh Sow, bull calf, Studebaker farm and Qelivery wagons. Tel. 111-3. ariid and lower tenements. lnquire ford, Bookbinder, 108 Broadway, § a. m., 5 p. m. aprid TO RENT—Five room tenement, ail modern improvements, 154 West ia. St. Inquire George Greemberger, Franklin St mardid FOR RENT_Furnished rooms, con- venient for iight housekeeping; all con- veniences. 23 Winchester St. mar24d TO RENT—Farm, 110 acres, two miles from et on trolley llne. Write Farm, in_Co. b: FOR RENT—Desirabie offices in_the Thames Loan and T-ust Building, She- St._Inqul .. Jeld" NSON, 1z Durk, Lane. uliecin bullding. Furnished rooms to let. _Ingquire basement. TO RENT—Stors at 61 Franklin St Inquire 3t Bulletin Officy decisd FURNISHED ROGM — Centrally lo- cated. Em:na Morse, 13 Union St T0 RENT Shop In rear of Bottomley house on North Main street, fronting on packing house road, with entrance from North Main street. Electric power, lights and gas. Apply at office of Norwich Belt Mfg. Co. FOR RENT The offices and rooms, with large vault, recently occupied by the Shore Line Electric Railway Co., the Thames Loan & Trust Co. building, Shetucket street, on main floor and above. AMOS A. BROWNING, . Receiver. To Rent SEVEN ROOM COTTAGE HOUSE Bath, Steam Heat and Electric Lights. EXCELLENT LOCATION $25 per month N. TARRANT & CO. 117 Main Strest I AM BUYING poultry of ail Anyone having same, drop postal to Samuel Gellert. Coichester. Coni TFOR SALE_1916 Ford_tourin run aboul 1,000 miles. Call at Frisble's Majestic Garage. _ aprlid o overal mice young pi Tel apr2e T am aquitting_the d zame, will sell 11 minking cows. some fresh: also cheap horse. Willlam , So. Canterbury, Conn. _apr2od COW FOR SALE—W1ll freshen soon; also cheap horse. C. B. Davis, Frank- lin. _Tel. Leb. apr2od FOR SALE_1914 King roadster in good condition, self ~starter. electric fihts. Can be seen at the Jordan Auto Co.. Willimantic. L. C. Dimock. Wpr2od ok FOR_SALE_Two Ford touring cars, model T, fully equipped, oversize tires, electric Mghts, side pockets and spare tres. Lock Box 22, Colchester, Ct. apr20d FOR SALE or_to rent: nine-room ement ~ house, 51 Carter Ave. East orwich, Conn " Taproa “POOL and lunch room for sale; first class stand. Apply Lock Box 585, Moosup._Conn. apr20d FOR SALE—Farm of 17_acres, good G-room house, 2 barns, large henhouse beautiful trees, mear trolley 13 miles from city. Inquire of F. P. Brown, Pleasant Valley Road, City Line, Willi mantie. apr2od TOR SALB A great bargain In a light business wagon, almost new, and extra weil built; your own price if taken soon. O. S. Peck. Phone 463-14. apr19d FOR SALE—One young new miic! cow, and one horse six years old, veighing about 1400, and sound, also e male and one female goa 3. Phone 646~ prisa FOR SALE—Four horses; good ariv- ers and workers; one soda fountain in good condition: have 'w one and want to sell this. Inquire 71 West Main. aprlsd FOR SALE—One 1911 Chalmers tour. ing car in perfect order; one 1914 Ford touring car, overhauled and in good NG e RTe1% Ford touring car. G, 5. m. 62 Shetucket St.. City. apridd GEO. L. CHESBRO Central Building, Norwich, Conn. 122 P t Street. Norwich, Conn. rOSPEC wPhone 511 - FARM OF 120 ACRES TO RENT RIGHT IN TOWN Inquire of JOHN DODD, 202 Boswell Avenus THOMAS J. DODD, 99 Cliff Street TO REN QUONOCHONTAUG—Ten-room eot- tage, 3 acres land. 1000 feet from Ocean and Salt Pond; sown Jower and vegetable gardens: hardwood floors, plumbing and heat. Renta! 3350, Others $200 10 $4690. Send for Sooklet. FRANK W. COY, esterly, R. I FOR SALE MEANT FOR YOU Cottage House, six rooms and bath, modern, electric’ lights. near trolley, must be sold to settie an estate, No. § Asylum St Inquire GEORGE E. KIMBALL, Grand View Terrace, Hartford. FOR SALE. Cottage Houses, Tenement and Busi- s Biocks, Bullding Lots, all in de- sirable loca‘ions. List your property it you care to se. Or rent. as 1 have a number of people looking for real es- tate investments, AL, Real Estate and Insurance. Room 108, Thayer Bldg. L e S, S = letin for D, jese results dea Shrouded in sin and hred in les; om-g'mmmmdn'r- Andn"the sews of bis amroret 7 thy sick esoul, Mke innocent ywer or bird, Ana sesk the healihi pity of His eyes. Shall the soul still n the . steep on and take Though the clod quicken, Sheagows turn e To giffiering grase, and the dswmpatred o Flames resurrection from its wintry = And ihe lost song comes singing back again, And_ the oid tears grow soft as April rain— Shall the soul stifll sieep on and take no heed! Shall the hard earth bave ears for the soft_spring, Anewering her footsteps with a smile o fowers Ana b'ftkfin[ al her birds & welcome . Bullding for her chapels of wildwood wers, With violet censers sweet and egiantine, And altar garlands of the wander- ing vine, And has the soul no welcome for itw King! Must Nature teach her le in vain To eves grown bMnd with custom and deaf ears, Death and rebirth, and death and birth again, of the singing open’ secret made dust. the dust dream, n and earth co-partners in the scheme Whereby man grows to spirit in n ana rain? Yea! even fls the seed that in the fur- Trow lles, Seeminz uncared for, lost in fce and storm, Is in r;» keeping of the star-strewn And_fed by viewless hands and breathings warm ofr "-n!':\! fires—so too the mystic air Hath man's. Immortal being in s Supports unseen and sleepless eyes. Such news this Baster day on every breeze! Painted as In & missalsbook in flow- s, e Bird-chanted as in kneeling sanctu- aries; guards with dead, And with His coming X the morn s And_glorfous with His love all lands and seas. —Richard Le Gelllenne, In Woman's World for ApriL HUMOR OF THE DAY “Father, what is superfiuity?” “The words ‘Please deposit prompt- Iy’ on the back of a check."—New York Sun. Little Lemuel—Say, Paw, what the meaning of ostentatios Paw—Ostentation, son, is a way the neighbors have of showing off.—In- dianapolis Star. She—I suppose the duke has landed estates? He—Landed one every time he mar- ried but he managed to run through ‘em all.—Boston Transcript. “I wish, Mrs. Nurich, you is would come over some time an see my apiary.” Thank you. Mr. Jiggs, but really monkeys never interested me.—Buf- falo Express. “When you didn't have your fare aid the conductor make you get fiff and walk?” “Only get off. He didn’t care wheth- er I walked or sat down."—Topeka Journal. Sa, Doctor, you are still single. Ah. I fear that you are somewhat of a woman hater.” “Nay, madam; it is to avold becom- ing one that I remain a bachelor.”— New York Post. Longshoreman (after _protracted conversation)—Be you one o’ they Ger- mans, zur? Visitor—Good graclous, no! Why? Longshoreman—Well, you ‘asnit asked if I wor thirsty! — London Punch. Friend—I see you have turned your wife's picture to the wall. Isn't that rather disrespectful? Widower—No; it seems more nat- ural. You see, most of my time at home I spent in’ buttofing her up the back.—Life. “Did you use that money you put by for a rainy day in the way you in- tended 7™ “Not exactly. But 1 came as near | using 1t that way as I could. I bought watered stock with it”"—Washington “1 hear there is a movement on foot to weed out all unscrupulous lawyers from the Plunkville bar.” “We investigated and found are no unscrupulous lawyers at Plunkville bar.” : “Who investigated?™ “Us lawyers."” — Louisville Courder- Journal. THE KALEIDOSCOPE At least 100 species of oysters are known to scientists. | there the The census records for not yet been compiled. 1912 have Fifty species of fish possess organs capable of imparting electric shocks. New South Wales is sald to have more varieties of flowering plants than all Europe. Tluminating gas is being extracted ifrom a mixture of peat and coal by a | municipal gas plant in a Dutch city. An inventor in Holland is sad to have invented an artificial rubber of which the chief ingredient Is extract- ed from freshly caught sea fish. In the first half of last year Spain's exports showed a great gain and its imports a huge falling off as compared with the same period in 1914. In the United States in the year Killed