Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 6, 1916, Page 16

i3 i o t 1 L the | the erton_consents and place. t feature for : 1l bé Pauline erick in Lydia ore, from the pen of Henry Arthur Jones. Other pic- tures will aiso be_shown. to| PLOTTING TO BLOW UP THE FACTORY. Scene from The Romance of Norwich, the local moving picture to be shown at the Auditorium all next week. Bill Todd (John McCombe), Frank Dod- son (Harry Bailey). COLONIAL THEATRE. The feature picture at the Colonial today will be Bill Peters’ Kid, a Brond- way star feature in three parts, with following cast: Winnie Peters, In | Mary Anderson: Dick Stowell, William Dunem Bill Peters, William Bain- Sam, Benhrle. _Author, Saris A, Wing. Produced by Tothn &, Sturgeon. Another -good picture for today is The King of the Wires, Bdison drama, in three parts, and A Disciple of Plato is a Vit comedy that ends to- day’s big bill. e ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF Y. M. lic is invited to the iversary ineeting of the local Y. M. C. A. at Davis theatre tomorrow (Sun- day) night at 7.80, There will be ap- propriate music by members of the Bass-Clef. . = “The principal f will bo. the address by George Sher- dy; one of the foremost leaders in the forward movement of Christian work end one who has a world-wide reputation. This Is a rare opportunity for Norwich people. {“wond ‘Eddy, now a world :Em Christian leadership, grad- ed at Yale in 1891 in the class con- taining the noted group Who went to foreign lands at that thne, among them The general anni of the meeting vella the audiences rose until there were 17,000 seated to on the €7ass under a peim leat pavition. 10 years Alied with © has been found for useful author. b= books on Bible study and {lie, Chrigtian life, resd by houmnds in India, have made a rich contribu- tion to the life of the native His late works dealing with misslanary achievemenis and tasks are widely used in England and North as mission study text books. .Last year his New Era in Asla was publish- ed, and just recently has appeared h! new book, The Students of Asia. Mr. Eddy 1s at present in this coun- try, but he expects to leave in July for a three months' evangelistic cam among the troops in the war zone and in the prison camps of Burope, Then he expects to begin & I stic campaign throush the ¥hole of South erica and another great campaign At Central Baptist Church. Mr. G. Sherwood Eddy, whose repu- tation as an organizer and leader of men in great religious enterprises is world,wide, will speak at the Central Baptist church tomorrow morning, an Km ht R T L Amer- and ' We are Qfl‘lnl Unl ware.. n o call on munom-u nf)nt on Snd”Secure 3ur EHolse o Terri D177 ‘l.s, Amefl Aluminum 'Am—nmbar. IR mo_unfon; hour: B I Frotoeok, 705108 M‘!‘ Whunfl. nn. k‘wt DARE you 'snswer this? ~Lonely $70,000, marriage. Honorable, 57" mm 5 Sen Francisco, meysd NELY vouns widow, worth $80- enxious K., care R. HPhe"Ban Framame it mayed Dbright, capable ladies to travel, nstrate and -au.d-u:-, 35 to 350 per week: rallroad Good- h Drug Co., Dept. L85 Obmana. Neb: WOMEN wanted; full time salary $15 selling’ teed hosiery to wearer; 3¢ an fpare time; permanent; gxperience. nnecessary. Ingernational | Nornistown. Pa. mey6d ..a..,".'.,.., o Bt 3;'2;7““"'" Bosiet> % Broadway ot 1ot ‘37.‘ New York. WANTED —Forty men 0 work on 0. bacco farm; no 'lmo lost; wages $2 oz, Ing‘;flrn at m” WANTED store. ms. s, maysd - Boy 'k lnqurre at Bm.unn"‘r othon lumlmn map wants wor &, Zactnovitz, s WANT est cash prices pald for jsecond-hand Tanges. A.-Bruckner, 55 ¥ranklin St. Tel. 717- mayid _No ‘wonder Bulletin WANT. ADS are growing in popularity. No wonder Bulletin WANT ADS bring such good results. Let Bulletin WANT ADS be YOUR megaphone. Call 480, FOR SALE ational Phone 589. FOR SA £00d_condi Ave. Puone 1167-. tts FOR RENT—Nine o Ave | Ingutre.at " oewett mayld conveniences, with or with. & minutes lr?‘z‘n square, trolley siopd re hou: EEEE‘E_‘}""- RENT—Low: uun s& five rooms, all A. Harrls. Phon! = RENT—Co at Crescent. By e ngune Jas A CHeur Enone’ 955-4. TO BENTFive room tememenl, all ot H. Burchmar tenement, | jmprovements. 129-2. . aprisd WANTED A competent girl¥tor gen- eral ) nodu-uwork Apply 134 Broadway. 1d people looking for ood home, wite s Bating. Shbua Stances: enbose Zaimped envelope. Mrs. Jennie Humes n, Ct. 4d WANTED Silcawomen. a5 book: keeper; must furnish best of refer_ Apply in own handwriting, Box T Buneh othice, mayid FOR SALB—A 17-acre lot covi M Suesant desey, ocarsd 43 Leas yard. John Trankie, Norwich, Conn. FOR SALD Fine malogany thres- ece r sult. Inquire of S, W. Hail, berip o meye A downstairs apartment of 'm LET—. five rooms, with bath and modern con- Venlences, 'at 443 Main St a mice yard with i -p 1s rent. Inquire ups furnis) nousckeeping. 3t Division St H'I‘—A ished room for light aprzld FOR SALE—A uan'Buhwdnze iutond bl W. G Center: improvements. & FURNISHED ROOMS, with modern Washington Street. apr20d WANTED A competent mald Sengral housework: must be & £ood cook; satisfactory relerences require Wagds 36, Aadress Box 63, Bulletin, - maj MiWANTF.D—A& once, !AS er.s-;;‘n ug pers; £ood pply Spring Buckley Eietric Bow, New Britain: may; w;w—nan — Position as maternity nurse; $12 a week. Phone 627-3. y1 WANTED Carriage painter. Good second hand fo clean, and. bring 4 Jopk, Georse . Adams, Notwic 'ANTED-—Man to sell trees, shrubs, mm«;"&."-fi-“"a‘; Bochesion M v AGENTS permanent monthly income by connecting wih ve: our policies pay accllental deatl sick- ness and accldent; cost $1 monthly and up; insured; lberal men and women comiseions; unexcelled palicie: he will also address a union service of | 238, capital men at noon in that church under. the | G auspices of the City Bible cidss for men. Neighboring " brotherhoods “of men haye been invited in wiew of the rare privilege of hearing a3 man who WANTED Last opportunity; several more quick, intelligent pupils to learn the most pfofitable business tor has been so widely used in advancing | ¥ the Kingdom of God. All men who will come to this Sunday noon service will be amply repaid in terms of in- spiration. SUNDAY SUBJECTS. The Holiness Mission will hold ser- vices at 87 Main street. Tho Christian Science subject will lam and Fallen Man. 35 | miles from At Tnnity Episcopal church, Re¥. J. Fldred Brown, rector, there will be holy communion and sermon at 10.30 e and evening prayer at 7.30 o'- cloc At the Taftville Congregational church there will be a holy commun- fon service in the morning and in the evening the pastor, Rev. Arthur Var- ley, will preach. At Grace Church, Yant Areson, _rector, communion and sermon at 10.45, Bible class and Sunday school at 125 and evening prayer and sermon at 7.80. At the Broadway Congregational Church the sacramént of the Lords the sary service of the Y. MM, C. A. At the Norwich Town Methodist Episcopal Church, Sunday morning, there will be a general prayer and m;.lxao;xy mculwlflx _ sermon and holy communion. In the ‘evening the pastor’s subject is A fllnht View of Life. There will be preaching morning and evening 2t Grace Memorial Bnp- tist church by Rev. Sunday 'sehool session will be held af noon and at the Union o'clock Rev. S. R. Harris will ening - service Is_otnitted on acoount of he T B & A anniversary. There will be holy communion and reception of new mem! morning service ‘at church, Rev. F. W. s ik be holy - oonv-llnnt reach of Lout. n MAKE {onr shopping days pleasant ones while in Norwich durin Mer- chants’ week by eating one of those pular 25¢ dinners at the Columbian [ouse, Franklin Se House, Main St. mayid quare, or the Lenox |alSo FOR SALE — Two-s mom made in this state. Rear) B, W. ~South Windham. yéd eated new. Ives, 1. TO RENT—F) *| bousekeeping. 522-13. "wrnished _rooms; also 78 School St. Telephone apr20d FOR SALBE 1915 car. Mrs. sen. Chalmers tourin Minnle M. “Warren, Daniel- Sve Foulty rarm, S West Beani Ve Poultry Far s s o mayed ne Fok S E—Sm.wl‘l boy’s bicyele, §3. Inguire at 11 Penobscot St. mayéd FOR SALE—Two colts, cheap, Phone mayéd FOR Hill G st 646 tment of seven For $1,400 New house of six talogue. - Just fssued Cholcs of 400. Nothing fiks it in all New Engiend. WILLIAM A. WILCOX Real Estate Broker, 41 West Broad St., WM"' L Telezhone 365 Offices 110 Vest 34th New York Telephone M““ ¥s HENT—Newly furnished rooms, modern Gonvemiences, at The Seymour, 84 Franklin St. Phone 1043-2. april FOR SALE—Service White and Berkshires: Concord buggy, nearly mew, L. J. Mcintire, Williman- tic. Tel. 6 mar21TuThs FOR SALE—A five reom cottag Pleasant View, L vacant ' lot. Browning: North Franiiin. LADIES—While on your 10pDing Giptn Norwich _duri Merchants® eek, you are cordlally Invited to use the paslors of the Columbian Hotse o the Lenox House 2s & waiting room may- ty } or resting place. WANTED—Second hand tools, curios, antigues, etc.: highest cash price. Write or call Ward's, 42 Water St apr24d WE BUY and sell furniture of all kinds; also make the famous roll featnér ‘maftress from your old_ bed and pillows. 8. Zelingy ed BIdE. 46 Main St Norwion 'Tol 10325 a; FOR SALE Land For Sale’ One hundred acres in Grotop and Led- , formerly owned by Erastus F. Hewitt, deceased, known as Gunrgy- wamp. Woedland _and Two Gales Ferry Apply to GILBERT S. RAYMOND 113 Thayer Building, Norwich FOR SALE Buildings alone easil: T worth $5,00 in_ thickly settled communi ivaied maric leke wit ing beach on rt; smooth level tillage, 30 acrés pasture, e fat S = Soiia 1, er ou nn - e or- e N ; near ofty of ; price only ‘Full deseription fl. easy terms. 1 new Tt of Yarm barggine tMn New. Yor] Co. DQPL 5003 Bothel. Gonn. For Sale or To Rent Substantial Frame Buil nated corner of and 60x80, well streets, dimensions 1ighted cellar with cement floor. Elevator operated by compressed eir. Spacious loft for storage purposes. Suitable for manu- “faeturing plant. tracik for Inquire 8. cars on the 3 of THOMAS H. BECKLEY 278 Main St. May Building LOST AND FOUND % receive reward. ATTENTION! ‘MARKET GARDENERS The adjourned meeting of local ‘Wil be held in the Board of Trade rooms, Thayer Block, Frankiin LOST-—Purse con! t Finder. fl.urmflty ua u-m- St Phon mayed £ WANTED- Marricd man on farm, aise hay and Potatoes. 2 Framiain aprazd SPINNERS wanted; woolen. Apply to Pawcatuck W olesi Mills, Weaterly, WAN’ oroat Tarme " Wor particuiecs addres Mrs. Theo Ja Jess, Spring Hill, Mans- fleld Centery Conn. prizd WANTED—Experienced Warpers icarners, West Bide Bk MUL - aprid FOR BALE—Four desirable Taiiaing lots on nortn side tlantic Avenue, T Fiow: Addies Herbort B Clark, 21 Grove Avenue, Westerly, R. 1. Telephone 2825. mey5d TG RENT—On Weshington St. upper and lower tenements. Inquire J. Brad- ford, Bookbinder, 10§ Broadway, $ a‘;‘ 5 n, m. rnished rooms, co venlent or IRt housekeeping; all oo veniences. 29 Winchester St mar24d "0 RENT—Farm, 110 acres, two miles from clty, on trolley line. Write Farm, care Builetin Co. HE_ BRONSON. 1z Dur) keo Lare. rear of Bullerin building. Furnished rooms to let. lnq\llre basemen! FOR SALE—Groci doing fine busin: 5 Soms for selling: Central. vi lage, ‘Address Geo. C. Potvin, Moosup, maysd cery Store handling Tea- TO RENT_: 61 'Prnnklln st Ingeire 3t Batletin Otfe: - decisd FURNISHED ROOM — cmunly To- cated. Emina Morse, 18 Union 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 bamking, and the other part, also provided with v“nlt is admirably suited for corpora- tion or other purposes. - Offices, elevator, on the s=cond and third floors: Superior location for bank, imsurance, trust, agency, or other business. AMOS A. BROWNING, Receiver FOR SALE—Village farm, cow due to calve in Jume, three yearling heMfers, Thomas Perkins, No. Wind: TR R PR At T T PAINT your buildings with quality paints, which defy all ex ; sold direct’to you at right prices; Powdr. paints at 5¢ to 65c_per gal.. palnts 3110 to 3170 per Eal: las over five terature. Ad- Gress baint, Balletin. mayéd $OR SALE—Full blooded White P. K. gockerel and ‘stx hens; aiso eecond- Address B. 56 School St. ers, Hampton, Ct. R. F. OMEN wanted; government Jobor 375 10 $150 mont; wrlte Tmmedlc ately for list positions how obtainable. Franklin Institute. Dept. 35- ter, N. Y. ARMERS—We want you to et your money’s worth on fertilizers. We handle P, Armours high grade fsh and Dotash d Frisble's high grade, at a very low So5.” alia all TMinds St sebdn reeneville Grain Co. Phone 326-5. mar30d BOARDERS wanted In a good family, nice neighborhood. central to city, im- provements, reasonable prices. Inguire this office. ‘mar2sd Two Chambermaids Wanted at The Mohican Hotel New London HAVE CUSTOMER for farm 50 acres up, old feshioned house, good road, and with stream or brook through it. Price $3,000 to $5,000. Owner desiring to sell such property write TRYON’S AGENCY, Wi y6d Comn. FOR SALE—One odel seven-passenger touring car sible condition mechanically} slip cov. ers, bum; oversize tires and one extra, and many other accessories; very attractive price. Inquire Imperial Garage. may3d ¥OR SALE_Cottage, witll six Tooms, barn and garage, good locality, convenient to uoney rice ds attras: tive. | John Olat, c, Conn. P. O. nz. e mayid FOR SALE—Market and _ grocer; store doine good business in Pisin ct. Potvin, Ilo;sl.\iw FOR SALE walnut and ash desk: 9 1-2 218 fect wide, 6 5-¢ fect high; thre¢ drawers; plate glass froni SFalaing. Slonington, Conn sprita ti ALE.-Goed _ Bis% . Otlver - B Broaklyn. Conn. SALE—Cheap, one uu T. B Black feet long, WANTED SAXTON WOOLEN CORP. BEAN HILL MILL. Jetrey Cor taurlnx car, Rambler model, in good ord d commodious; a A R iy SALETos cresm free belting, spoons, trats, 'all In Mafn. Phone 758o4. Mrs. Geo, aprisd State of Connecticut Wants trained purses, attendants; and experi- gnced men and women fof many ten or ol apply for position you can - fill. il & vl Commjssion, Capitol, for BOYS WANTED MUST BE OVER 18 YEARS OF AGE. 7 APPLY AT ONOE. VERSAILLES SAN. FIBRE MILLS, VERSAILLES, CONN. Square, Saturday, May 6, at 8 p. m.| | "2 e P S 7. B PRCKEMM, & Committee. WANTED-WEAVERS |:.* Apply To JOSEPH HALL & SON Phone 646-4 Trading Cove GIRL LEARNERS WANTED Will pay $5 per week while learning FALLS CO. WANTED | torea ana FOR SALE—About loam. _George Lake SL clty COW:! 35 Joads of goed Fellows” co.l 36 CEEAT B ires; elephione. 148 en, Motegan. K. F. D, Norwion: ™ .pru Do’ your hens ot ogmn? “Band 30 conts for 2 Hotils 3t Konemah Specidc No. 2. Stops the trouble at onc mar2sd oate Ayra: milen qu‘ fyes 1 “Fom Yantlc Westfarms offer g3ung, horse, seven Alredsle pups, frest Sow. bull_calt, Studebaker I olivery wagoss. el 1108, maritd good berns, 10558 HeRhEase 01 45, Dear ;vl,l_oyrl miles nquire 5 oW 2 Wali- apr2od R SALE— §-room house, 2 beautiful alley Road, City Lin. bateh. ook Bhose 103113 Conn. 22 o et ie how of milk a m&‘ WL x m“ynn -uu SALE—Twelve milk co: St In- auite 169 Prankiin. ©oaprisd’ “'lfl‘&.r.m Thames Loan & FOR RENT The offices and rooms, with large vault, recently occupied by the Shore Line Electric Railway Co. in the Trust Co. building, Shetucket street, on m: floor and above. AMOS A. BROWNING, Receiver. TO 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. To Rent SEVEN ROOM COTTAGE HOUSE Bath, Steam Heat and Flectric Ligh EXCELLENT LOCATION _ $25 per month N. TARRANT & CO. 117 Main Street FARM OF 120 ACRES TO RENT RIGHT IN TOWN Inquire of JOHN DODD, 202 Boswell Avenue THOMAS J. DODD, 99 Cliff Street TO RENT Q‘UONOCHOI\TAUG—Tm-mm cot- d, 1000 feet from acres At Pond; sown flowsr and Plumbing iwood floors, and h-'. Rental! 3350, Oflum $200 to $4000. Send for booklet. RANK W. COY, “esterly, R. I. FOR SALE Near Norwich Town Green THE DURR PLACE consisting of 12 acres land, 10 room house, barn and hen house. Good brook running - through the farm. Price Teasonable. FRANCIS D. DONOHUE ‘Phone, - Central Bldg., Norwich s e T T . Sy DR. F. W. HOLMS, Dentist Shannon Building Annex, Room A Telsphove 523 FOR SALE BUILDING LOTS ' on - : 'Greene Ave. and Cedar St. For particulars d e or ‘cant on e B GALUD RS Normicns Conn. - FOR S. A very miles from of farm, 3 of “gcoa land, % acres Stntivntion, eholcs stoekt of 118 and dozens of young chickens, a Tear oid nelfss. Weoli e ons, last but not least, & fie II! bonse. two barns and two Owner lel.vllgg nata. Can be_ bought le anklin Another car of 28 horses right on time as advertised. There nice chunks, business and an: FOR SALE Cottage House OF SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH Steam Hoat and Electric Lights § Known as 569 Main Street, East Norwich. ; for good farm; well hnuu in Nnrwlcll. & steam heat, electric lights, hargwitd floors: wants__coua home. from TRYON': 7 AGENCY, ¥