Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 2, 1916, Page 10

g5is ated eot; & mer, Minnette Barrett and Mrs. Lew- i!lfwn!fl‘.l the first of the ‘Napo- S0 e His Mate ‘wiil start of a series of ten comedy reels, one of which will:be shown here ev- |! ery Friday and Saturday and each one will feature two bizg monkies which are made up as human beings and act in a surprisingly clever manner throughout the entire picture. These comedies are something entirely new and away from everything else in mo- tion pictures. One really has to be seen to be appreciated. Tricks of Fate is the title of the two-reel Pathe drama which will also be shown. The Battle Cry of Peace Coming to the Davis. For a brief engagement of one week beginning next Monday there comes to the Davis theatre the most mar- velous film spectacle that has ever been shown in this country, The Bat- tle Cry of Peace or The Invasion of America. It deals with a subject that has been raised to the pinnacle of in- terest in the minds of all patriotic Americans through agitation that has for its champion the country’s chief executive, President Wilson, namely “preparedness. It takes the affirma- tive side of the question and handles it as no other medium could, for there is an utter absence of any evidence that it is propaganda in any form. There is a well connected story run- ning throughout the entire feature, a story of engrossing appeal which in the chain_of events inspires and ele- vates until at the very end the top of enthrallment is reached. Two performances will be given daily at 2 and 8 p. m. Seats will go cn sale next Friday. All seats re- served, Matinee at 2, 15¢ and 23c. Evening at 8, 25c, 35¢c and 50. ' A spe- cial enlarged orchestra of. 12 pieces will furnish the music. AT THE COLONIAL. The feature picture at the Colonial is The Human Cauldron, Vita- graph drama, in three parts, featur- ing Willlam Dunn and Mary Ander- son, produced by Harry Lambert. An- other good picture for todl.y is The Intruder, Essanay drama, in two parts, Harting Merwin’s Adventure, Selig drama, o This Way Out, Vi- tagraph comedy, ends today’s big pro- gram. Matinee every day 5c, even- ings 10c. New show every day. MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF $25,000 IN GOLD. From the Vaults of a Bark in San Juan, Porto Rico. San Juan, Porto Rico. June 1.— Mystery attacreéd to the disappearance of $25,000 in gold from the vaults of the Banco Territorially Agricola, of this city, which officials of the bank today admitted is missing. The bank authorities have replaced this sum out of their personal funds. According to a statement by the ofe ficials, the gold, in five bags of $5,- 000 each, was last counted last De- cember. On another counting of cash on April 20, the five bags were gone. They assert that it would have been impossible for anyone outside the bank to have abstracted the money- No one connected with the institution has disappeared or been absent from last December until the date = on which the money was dl-covorsd. 5 imford—The wedding of Miss Gbfl'y Poillon, daughter of Mr. and . Bdward Poil Mrs. George DeLong of Washington street is yisiting relatives in New Jer- sey. Supper. - entertainment, ~ Scotland Road hall, this (Friday) evening.— Mrs. s visiting her daughter, Mrs. T. Hall at her home on Bliss place. Miss Ruth Kimball of Washington street has been spending the week with friends in South Manchester. —_— At Scotland Road hall Sunday after- noon, there will bé a Christian En- deavor service and a session of the Sunday school. Rev. J. O. Barrows of West: Town street will preach in the Stonington Congregational church Sunday for Rev. D. C. Ston: F..C. Warner of Bliss place has been in North Stonington and Ekonk this week on business for the County |co Improvement league. Mr. and Mrs. William McConnell of Bliss place are in Southbridge, Mass., Mrs. McConnell's girlhood home, for a stay of several weeks. There will be June devotions for the first Friday of the month at 7 in the morning and 7,30 o'clock this even- ing at Sacred Heart church. Mr. and Mrs. Charles LaVarge and family are moving this week from | West Town street to the apartment on ‘Town street recently vacated by Mrs, Sarah Holcombe. - i The last me-th:s of the season the Doreas society of the First h(tth— odist church was held Thursday aft- ernoon at the home of Mrs. George Manning in Yantie. Miss Mary C. Zabriskie of New York, and her hister, Miss Alice Za- briskie, a student at Columbia Uni- versity, came Thursday to visit -~ at their home on Vem,-on avenue. - Guests {his week of Miss Fanny Rogers of the land road were Mrs. Fred Burchard of N Mass., Mrs. John Murray of New Haven and Miss Alice Hull from Laurel Hill. L. F. Kennedy of Dover, N. H. |} | THOMAS H. BECKLEY 278 Miain St _LAND FOR SALE PLEASTANT VIEV.I.-SEACH ‘Weste Convenient to cars and. h-oll. ‘l‘hfi. lots are situated corner l‘ ton Ave. (to the wum wl‘lim be u\cfl R I % uion;n feet, or E\!t 502!50 urchaser. RAN, Burmlda Q’L Provids may25TaFs The Peck-McWillams Co. Contractors and Builders Dealers in Masons’ !ulldln. Gupplhs LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE AUTOMOBILE TRAFFIC Mr. and Mrs, Charles Perkins and| two children of Fort Point and Dan- iel Fowler from Laurel Hill were the guests this week of Mr.-and ~Mrs. Daniel Wheeler of Otrobando avenue. Members of the First Collsflxltlon- al Sunday school are rehearsing for the Children’s Day exercises under the direction of Miss Ruth Avery, Mrs. John Browning and Miss Bernice Underwood. A Wi mg'ord.——n’eldmnmr St. John ‘:A:.u announced that over ufsm»hlit of e necessary funds for Dw m ‘Chibate gymnasium had been sub- LOST AND FOUND e Crosing 1o Plamacic er Finder return Box 212, Rob cnnn., and recel 3.‘3-‘-':&"‘ itleman’s. m n face gold o] b m]{ reen 7 aun :‘:‘nl-u LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE l&:f Oommlm. of _the| IM y‘urreeatv bm -the Bdwin R 01 ai !m '.l'h- ‘“ reserve !h.m‘rltht f.flm by’ e 10th, lgg‘ For waflo address v m LEONARD m c-nm-. May :nn. 1!(’ AT A 0.‘ m‘% M‘Nwfl\m: and Tou" the. n-'i“h'b of ‘May, bui! m e On account of the large number of automobiles ‘passing through the city streets at the present time, many ex- tra jitneys. being in use, notice is hereby given that the laws regulating speed of motor vehicles must be ob- served and.will be strictly enforced. Persons operating such vehicles will take notice that, amongst other pro- visions, the law prescribés that upon -ppwaehinu an intersecting highway, | strest corner or schoothouse when children are going to or return- ing from school, a timely signal by |ately bell or horn must be given and the wvehicle must slow down and that per- sons operating such cars at the in- tersection of streets shall keen to the right of the 'nbmofionof(h-m - of both highways when turnii right, and pass to the right tlu ln- tersection of the centers of such high- ways before turning to the left.. Speed must at all times be reason- able and- proper, having regard to the | for width, traffic and present use of the |y highway. For any first offense, the punish- ment may be a fine up to one hun- dred dollars ‘or imprisonment . not more than ten days, and for a second offense, a fine up to five hundred dol- lars or imprisonment not more than six months or both, ‘Officers of the law will see that ail regulations are enforced. N‘!"lph. Conn.. June 1, 1916, TIHO'I'HY C. IURPH‘I. “""""rs.«,...,"""i"--“ ] R 9‘-"::«'; I tore, Sawers Clon Conn. " jeid TWAN ~ tcu‘mr-n‘ll Shime % nnan’.“ymw sn,nor & mmrd mn-. Ap-|comes: l’flk R s 0 Jos Il\l, Hope Vailey, R. L )oymanf. mnun T——— NTED Two iron to work in starch. worth; also at "fln' Sm Main $t. Norwich, Conn. & :L}'Tm—km:xladi:.taly. ectricians, y to Danielson, Omm.n Phon may30d 'ANTED — Woman _ for -‘tn-fl housework. Annly at the ‘Boardi Hcuse, Wanrl‘ln, A.Bru!ia-d, mmne. may30d u!’l'In—Wuvm on ;fi wvfk. ers and woman Norwich Steam | may3ld < VE plenty of vl;& Nl‘tm including ions and Stone: £ car, 1914 oere, mug{x 45, South bso1 e 3 mayird mml B'u, Wlnchm. FOR su.n-nm jestic Garage. W. R. Fri .lm mmr%nm.fin re ¢ a5 3 Avu. Al my to nn. vy aan;. position in -:or-“ B} g: m FARM WANTED-—Small lll"lll. trolley; state xuumm and price. may29d nent jowest Write Small Farm, Bulu!m Co. REPRESENTATIVES ‘W, ‘have an opening for Sevi men or women/to take care of our old customers _an business in N h, New London, Westerly, also nearby towns; exclusive territory given to a man-of exceptional ability Aiberal commission, assuring one of & na-n{ income for years; references ana expef ence required with appnafinn . C., care Builetin Co. 29d We ‘woman would like a yhco 23 housekeeper. at Simye. Yantio, Cona Tetor phione 636-4. may27id - ANTED—Immediately,- mldfll.a(nl single or widowed woman, w! < care of children, to take s do the cooking in a factor: house where everyining is Y eurnisned: references required. rite or 'phone for an appointment. (Signed) Gardiner Hall, Jt. & Co. South Wiliington, e mmv in small famil; WAITET’—A few good steady weav- ers on woolen work; !A.m,ll{x hdm- ferred. Apply at onee &.l" m&y“d ROOM hel Company, CARD wuud work. Apply to 3 Eiitina Eompany, Cirotina, R may25d WANTED—S highest furniture; Fauklln SL Bruokner 55 may2id Al L 717-3. ond hand tool-l. cnrloq. it cash price. i Water S m—N alds. nl.uul Hoepk Provunl;e. R I, ma- ta Gais for babies. Apply to Hupt. and sell furniture olrm klnfll l-hv make flle llmmll mer mattress fro; 0ld bed lows. 8. Zellncer Bned Bldg., (»t‘ - St.. Norwich. Tel lo!l-fi. overnment sober 3 i" n‘s‘ifi R “fi' it positions nnw Ob Fraiiis Tnstitate. Dept. 35-0n Bochos: ter. N. ¥. aprid T FARMERS_—We want you to your money's worth on fertilizers. P. Armour’s 'hiih a.ml Frisbi at a very low also l Mn‘vflll Grfln Co. Phone 326-5. WANTED 10 G.n-ml -Housework Girls, boys, 4 cooks. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU GEO:. L. CHESBRO Central Building, WANTED nnlu' Androu mnx store aof CL Allh&— ot P ICEBOX f :lc. 6 ft. 3 in. n. wide. J. C. fr ot % h’ "“"nam ELMER R. PIBI!OI. Tel. 536-3. | Co. 50 lekot of si: m‘?f““mm Sath, 50 Codmr TO RENT— Mq—nt“m 160 Pros- E. Fan- t St.; rent month. Bine. i ‘Broagway, to with or wlnmnl bosrd, 26 hurdt'nm. S B o e ufl.mm'fl"#.’.‘i%a ifl-l& = service and ennunuou:n Dat l-hu also_an eight Ealakied; A1 apartment « t ay, one of th- n.nut in orwhn. n- q;L Shea & Burke, 41 Main St. TO RENT—Newly furnished G mvonme at Se jour, -__&Mé Durk; Lane. nnmnz. !":lrnhlld To- el :fl*,.m ; 02 Ilflflll TO RENT UONOCHON‘!‘AUG—N~ g.-. acres land, Sane ."‘m » Hub—What a le.au:;’«n on like this. W’Kv—Com' on down to the mfl- ner's—Boston Transcript. < 'Amuuofiuh(nh. qul« togra.ph taken nbout 15 years ago,” mu:loiw opening ‘poem, “Did The Boo’kn.uln Dah-r- new voiume of v““;v t.h-tnm I as was the table of contents.” P:umeo—fiuh.py_urw h-.vocam W“l nu W-umhynhu'wn. iz'ugotn of t tened to death.—Yonkers “Algie says h Mh‘v‘nmfll 2 his bands as he used ";uhn't-uu'whnhhb- “He’s taken to his own cigar- 5 orid. : it it ettes.”—New York He—One th! tend to be critit