Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 7, 1916, Page 10

JARTLY CLOUDY TODAY AND TOMORROW Pictires at the Colonial. ile and Moving Pictures at ANNOUNCEMENTS DAVIS THEATRE Big Gala Bill of Features Today— Keith Vaudeville and Triangle Plays For the first half of this week the management of this popular play announce g gaia bill of fea- Ar- a The headline attraction ic in Havel and compan; Wil st comedy playlet, Play s is one of the finest ar pleasing ngs now playing and will be a d for the Norwich re are fou carry a s The other act a clever. m of en- present a novel com- pecialty that is some- people ecia thing nt from eanything ever seen here. In the photoplays the fea- s The Pl t Inc anc of ank tory iscs, with ¥ nd Enid > urpr han- jewel robberies under the influ- irl who nges ing. This is the and thrilling To com- a funny two- Poor Papa with the star, Special concert orches- name , all heats 10 cents; nd 8.45, 10c, 15¢ and oon, the big seven-part , Damaged Goode beautif > mode of 1 ¢ interestin; he show comedy Wolfe Hoy fc by the there inee at 6:45 BREED THEATRE Mary Miles Minter in Barbara-Friet- chis Today's Feature. 4 theatre will be_the ction in”the shbw ‘line it was last, if it is to d from the quality of t hich will be seen there. this weele will be_on tha should see, as Mary Miles Min- the younsest star in the world pear in Barbara Frietc but fifteen v as the Agadn the. Br cemter of att weels, The | ana other d production the s! d and sin roof where ‘v:?hH;h( lo- t which will nd hart 500 to mal mov mneling that stretch wid clean | VISITORS TO THE | Midsummer Marked | Bay and vieir NORWICH TOWN Boy Scouts Back From Lord’s Point—Vacationists for Nova Scotia. Scoutmaster George H. Ewing, E. Raymond Ewing and the Boy Scouts, Harry Webster, Elmer Browning, Jul- ian Rangus, Fred Renna, Walter Hit- chon, Ralph Marsh, George Durr and Harold Sterry returned to their homes on Friday from a most enjovable two weeks spent at their camp at Lord’s Point. Camp at Leave Mrs. Fred Miller and children of ‘West Town street are spending some time at Gardner’s Lake. Mrs. Eva Foster of Boston, Mass., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Bruno Tiesler of West Town street. Miss Agpnie Gorman of_ Canterbury turnpike leaves today (Monday) to spend her vacation at Pleasant View, e R A Miss Ruth _Kinney Beach spent Friday Mrs. William Bottoml street. of Crescent with her sister, y of East Town Miss Nellle Ware of Pawtucket, R. I, is spending several days as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Geer of Plain Hill Mrs. Ann R. Corey of Riverpoint, R. I, has been the guest of her grand- daughter, Mrs. Elmer Gaskell of West Town street. Lawrence Kingsley of Hartford came on Saturday to spend ten days with his mother, Mrs. Eillen Kingsley of Huntington a Relative attend the fu- neral of Mrs. Edwin Willard were M Louis Dressler of New York, Mr. W liam Greer, Mrs. Clara Greer and Mi Martha Hyde of Brooklyn. Potter of East Town Edith Maynard of ive returned from sev- days spent Gardner’'s Lake, Miss Ruth L. street and Mis: Thamesville eral Conn. Miss Elizabeth Luther of East Town street and Philip Luther of Washi ton street le: this morning for Y: mouth, No: to spend a mo: with their uncle : aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Luther. to her home in Brookl after spending a few days Sara DMcClellan of West Town c been called here to at- tend the funeral of Mrs. Willard. RHODE ISLAND SHORE With cial Events the Past Many So- Week. (Special to Providence, R mer along the s with 2 es ite, \lice Gibney, of twe week: orothy the guest of and Mrs. Char avenue, Provid Mr. and Mr Norwi the for is Spring during the past | Katherine Cor B. Vanderhorf been entertained , Watch ‘Hill, the pa: QL y Murphy sombardier of Moost com ny of Putnam, ek with his family | has ret d n of Norwich £ cour unc at their McCarthy guest the of Norwich | on onwoc A. Kinney returned of -Nor- to their pent wi his_wi of Prov 1 neville with frien the I milton Norw n own cot- ardner of Littleton, who n, George for seve home last 3 of Norwich is th Brow for erly, a ian Calla- of Taft View for a few da: as the and her Edwards of D sts of their aunt, Mrs. Maple avenue, River- fa is the leading state in the 5d of soapstone, Vermont king second. to | Of 'THE DEL -HOFF LOST AND FOUND LOST—Lady’s black silk handbeg, on the 146 trolley from Norwich to New London, containing small sum of money and a door keey. Finder please return to this ofice and receive re- ward. aug7d FOUND-—Caine to my farm, Wauwe- cus Hill, last Friday night, one black and white heifer. F. T. Maples. Phone 12. aug7d LEGAL NOTICES LUCY’A. MAYNARD VS. HUGH BE. MAYNARD. Order of Notice, State of Commecttcut, County of New Lendon, Awg. 4th, 1516, on’ the 6o nt of the said Lucy P Y g S A R R therein set forth, a dlvorce, returnable cn the first Tuésday of September, 1616, before the Supertor Court in and for sald Cownty, It appearing to and being found by the subscrildng authority thet the said defendant, Hugh K. Maynard, is absent from this State—gone to parts un- known. It is therefore omdered that motice Of the pendency of said complaint be glven said detendant by publishing this Grder in The Norwich Marning Hulle- tin, a newspaper printed in Norwich, Conn., omce a week for two weeks successively, commencing on or before the 10th day of August, 1916 HIBBFRD K. NORMAN, Assistant Clerk of the Superlor Gourt for New Lendon County. angT™ LARGEST TAXES IN IN NEW LONDON’S HISTORY Of the Levy of 1915 Collector Douglas Has Received $335,50122. The largest total of taxes ever col= lected in the history of New London was taken in by Collector Charles B. Douglas on the levy of 1915. Up to Aug. 1 it consisted of $33,309.42 levied on real estate and personal property and $1,781.80 on sidewalk improve- ments, In addition to this amount, Collector Douglas received, during the past ten months $42,362.69 in back taxes, of which $4,362.10 was for ac- crued interest. Since Oct. 1 last 170 liens have been released on real estate and personal property. The receipts for the ten months of the fiscal year expiring July 31 on the of 1915 alone eed those for the entire fiscal year of 1915 by more than $1,000, the total income for the latter period being $ , 686, The total levy for 1915 which was placed in the hand of Mr. Douglas for collecting is $399,45 for ordinary tax and $2,499.66 for sidewalk improvements. On th face of these returns a bal- ance of approximately $66,000 would Dbe still due the city. In_this respect, however, the figures are deceptive and that some revision in the it is evide method of ary befor ment will be neces- for caicul; 11 income will be aval nt as to collect med to be due from the mont Transportat Co., of the Central Vermont hich owns and op: New York and New ing from this port to New turned ovi mething like | cl Ve: has always denied lia- nd has neve id reason for do! so the steamers zre not in New ndon seven months in_ the year. tion is stiil in litigation in s & there further he company for taxe collector’s books of man which wh are t more o of doubtful validity. other w the estimited income of ty died to a the ill rsons neve unavoid are a not own, per: hts is placed he owner is the same tk d so on—but will never ch 1sury are on record ed income of New on the face | m that Col- nething er of is readily hil t would had roba - opinion ent. at least be deducted sent tem n. aturday that ity of the tax S in > per 1ould pr t he of the problem property on a ad of an &0 ondon is pay- ticut on tt own on quire t xes based on the increase” to “An othe a_fair 0 per ce ment mar} tributed will in my ntial to solve the fin ew London now luded European Plan Rates 75 cente ner day and um HAYES BROTHERS. Telephone 1222. 26-28 Sroadway £. R. AGNEW, . D. Physician and Surgeon Room 214 Thayer Building Norwich, Conn. Greeneville office: Ofiice Hours: 12-2; 2-4 p.m.; 7-3% except Wednesday 7-8 Wednesday and Satur- and day evenings, and by Saturday appointment MONEY LOANED don Diamonds, Watches, dsweiry and Securices of any kind at the Lowest Rates of lnterest, An oiy established firm to deal with THW COLLATERAL LOAN CC, 143 pmi> Streeg, 'J%Iiill& (Zstablished’ 1373.) The Waltham Watch Repair Children Cry ahout FOR FLETCHER'S TCASTORIA Every Line of Business Every Day in the Week 5 CENTS A LINE So are dozens of others in Norwich, but they are not looking in the right place. Phe Bulletin “help” col- umns are the RIGHT place to look. Are YOU satisfieg with your present position? Order a little “Position Wanted” ad in The Bulletin. The cost is a trifle—only ONE HALF the regular rate. In The Bulletin Want Ad Columns Phone 480 e TO RENT—&or 310 @ ment of seven rgoms’at. b e o Besoment tan 03 a eoapn & Tooms. Tnquire at A ce. FOR _RENT in tne bulding Franklin ond Witow streets; fine ner store ot years ooou; by C. Treat Grugsist, and the salés room, store rogm and bakery formerly used by the Prowidence Archa, W. Cotit, §3 Broadway. 70 RENT—Furnished light housekeoping. 37 WO RENT—¥urnished F adl con- venlences, five minutes k _from Franklin square; men oaly. 125 School St. 'felephohe 522-4. syiid "0 RENT_Furmdshed rooms, 31,25 up. 189 Brawklin 8t, Clty. jysa ery. WANTED WANTED—A waitress at onoe. Ap- ply at Rose Restaurant. augld WANTED—Weavers on plain_work, C. & K. narrow looms: also spinner, snd man for picker room, preferably with family of weavers: steady work; 2o0d wages. The Mystic Woolen Co., Ola Mystic, Conn. augTd WANTED —Wagon salesman having ri ce selling direct to consumer blished tea-coffee routes; must be murried and able to furaish bond; szlary and commission. Address Altian- tic-Pacific Tea Co., 13 Union St., New London, 8o aiig WANTED—At Connectiout Agricul- tural College, Storrs, Conn., a VoOung iady bookksoeper for treasurer’s office; cxperience not necessary, but must b gcod penman, R. L Longley, Treas urer, Storrs, Conn. augTd WANTED—Position for the fall sea- crienced trimmer. Ad- Bulletin. augbd ung man to work in candy and ice cream parlor. Call at Bulletin Office. augdd AN m for well established concern: employment. Address Box 460. man steady 1 BOY WANTED from 16 to 17 vears Reliable, care Builetin r salesm 16 ars old: k: good pay. Carpenter Mfg. t augsd FOR SALE AUTOMCBILE for sale: Chievrolet 1916 touring car; electnic and starter; run less.then 4,000 miles; war- unted in good running order; price $800 for quick cash sale. Address Chevrolet, Bulietin Office. aug7d T 0 RmNW—_Two furnished rooms at 130% Frankin S, City. Jyid TO RENT—Tenement of elght rooms, practically a cotiage, with good yard, 098 Main St h.opa 129-2. C Je27d TO RENT—Store at i1 Franklin St Apy:y 26 Franklin St. Je22d L FOR SALE—In a village, house, one acre of land, blacksmith’e shop, tools end business; also a 300-acre farm, very cheap. A. H. Maine, Groton, Conm. ug’ also Jeld rooms; also Telephone aprz0d TO RENT—Furnished rooms; light housekeeping. 7 Oak St. TO RBNT—Furnishea bousekeeping. 78 School St. 522- FOR SALI- My home on Spring Hil, Manstield, Ct: on state road, neat church, sanool. town hall, good neigh Dors; over 660 ft. clevation, fine view. Gwelling house (not old) 'nine good rooms, Wood house, carriage house, bern 26x40, poultry houses, etc., all in 2ocd Tepalr; two wells, néver fail; 13 acres g00d land, no waste: pears, ~ cherrics, quinces, curramts, grapes, vlackberries, raspberries, rheu- barb, etc.; 16 large rock maples on front of t. Mrs. W. A, Weld. Address Mansfield enter or Eagleville. augsd on Box 101, Baltic, ¢ FOR SALE—Two good violins; wi sell ‘cheap; I want to go to the ci Address Jjoe Shirley, Colchester, Conn. RE DI augs FOR SALE—Cheap for cash, speedy Cutting roadster; powerful, econon g dependable; good style; in fine order. Box 1 FOR SALE—Sa {ahn, Yantic, A man; one go0d_pay_for West Side Silk Mill. BISCOV many shark 2 few of t have rying to get we s0 WANTEI beginners ¢ residence sit at Greyst don ray the furniture. depart Company'’s at ofiice. cad Apply WATCHWAN ufacty wants ng a ftetnoons, Watc age, rite man peri- augid WANTED A number one n. and reli RICAN STRAWBOARD CO 1 Thamesville Must be sober ANT 141 IPLOYMENT BUREAU, L. CHESBRO, ns, Norwlich, Conn. WANTED IMMEDIATELY summer cottage, good condition, rea- sonable price, on cither salt or fresh water. FOR SALE: $l-acre farm, near main line station, on trunk line highway, fine land. large orchard, 8-room house, new barn, large new poultry house and outbuildimgs; $2,300; easy terms. TRYON'S AGENCY, Willimantie, Conn. Central Bu FOR SALE FOR SALE car. In e at 22 Benjamin St. FOR SALE—New house at 204 Bos- well ave., bullt one year ago by Stet- Young. Inquire on premises. one with 50 new FR00.00 W cylinder to Qui. K hambault, sale: it is good as The Household, but just as Tt nome o most over lots dence Address Real London, Conn. CAF D FOR SALE The splendid house of W. W. Weld, just off the New London trolley, 5¢ fare, new house, all modern, one acre of land with fruit. You ought to sec this. stantially $50,000 to bu nd 40-foot e state Excha jezldaw E. A. PRENTICE 86 Cliff Street FOR SALE An exceptional big bargain in a House, two minutes’ walk from Franklin Square; bound to appreciate in value, will earn 20 per cent on the invest- ment. Wise buyers, get busy. For full particulars inquire of JOHN A. MORAN, Real Estate and Inves Broker, Franklin Square, Nor- Phone 300 ment wich. FOR SALE on Central Avenue House of 9 rooms in good condition, well located with improvements; large lot; price reasonable. FRANCIS D. DONOHUE Central Building. Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE. Cottage Houses, Tenement and Busi- ness Blocks, Building Lots. all in de- sirable locations. List your property If you care to seil or rent as I have a number of people lookinz for real es~ tate investments. WILLIAM ¥, gyry., Real Estate and Insurance, Room 10& Thayer Bldg. FOR SALE I have a few cars of new Brick on the One Hundred Cows JAMES H. HYDE North Franklin, Conn. Telephone 30 Lebanon FOR SALE on Fishers Isiand, 8 Room Cottage, fully furnished, will be sold very cheap, so get busy. For full particu- lars, enquire of JOHN A. MORAN Real Estate Broker §ous§ Franklin Square, Norwioch LEE CLEGG e JEWELER M. J. FIELDS, . . Florist Franklin ~ Square 39 Ward Stroet 218, Upstairs Carnations. Special _Forma and Sl - R Plants. Felephano 657, THERE 1s 06 auvertizing medium ls Fastern Connecticut equal to The Buks tin for pusiress resuits. veriising medlum THE! ] RE Is no Be Buie Eestern Connecticul equal 10 ietin for businesa resuita. track at Norwich. Will be sold right for a quick sale. THOMAS J. DODD, Talephone 822 Norwich $3,660 will buy Homellke House on Laurel HIl Ave- nue, easy walking distance from bus- iness section; nine rooms and bath, gas, efficient heater, Lot 60x185 feet and large barn that may be used for ""ARCHA W. COIT The Mutuai Hencfit Life Agener ‘Telephone 1384, TO RENT —Newly farnished rooms, modern conveniences, at The Seymour, 34 Pranklin St. Phone 1043-2. ‘apri2d TO RENT—Stors at 61 Franklin St Inguire st Bulletin Office. deci3d To Rent Six Rcom Apartment in nicest All improvements. furnished. N. TARRANT & CO. 117 Main Street TO RENT QUONOCHONTAUG—Ten-room cot- tage. 3 acres land, 1000 feet from Ocean and Salt Pond; sown tower and vegetable gardens: hardwood floors, plumbiag and heat. Rental $350. Others $200 to $4000. Send for booklet. FRANK W. COY, “esterly, R. & FOR SALE E HORSES es of all kinds 1d see them or SAL a few Lo Come a FOR SALE $25,000 BRIDGEPORT GAS LIGHT CO. ar 5% Notes to Net 5 Yi o 45 %. These MNotes are an exceptional offering arc secured by large values. JAMES L. CASE Shatucket St.. Norwich, Conn. == FOR SALE T Cottage, re ntly seven 69 Mount 69 x 200 rooms and bath, Pleasant Street. feet. A genuine bargain. nire of THOMAS H. BECKLEY 278 Main Phones 724 St. 50 ACRE FARM For $1,400 Cash New house of six rooms, surround- ed by beautitul shade trees, rara 16x30, one hennery 8x12, two scratching sheds, 60 peach trees (will bear this season), 1% acres sirawberries (Will be iIn fruitage this Spring), % acres asparagus (will cut 100 lbs. daily in season— an igcome getter). 'ear tailroad, school ana church; land free from stone and machine worked. Send for lats catalogue, Just issued Choics. 0. Nothing like it in all New' WILLIAM A. WiLCOX Real Estate Broker, 41 West Broad 8t,"Westerly, R. I. Telerhone * 868 ‘Offices_110 West 84th 8t., New York Telephone 2598 Greeley Acarloam&ound Limestone for farmers’ u The Peck-McWilliams Co. Tot. 225 T A T street 6 Brosdwey, v i i i | { { 2174 | ge seems to th | Nothing one ‘coe: HNHKS ON SOVEREIGNTY, ] “How,; Deautiful i3 Wi hand, is but I ralse a sabre; “Weo fought and captured Vera Cruz M&n wg}n th\;lgfi of SOV'reigrety d pulled up tes and sceot- 0 $n and now come out, but weHl be good; take Jou clthes " Put ‘ere only sawin' wood. we' “The goviretgnty o' Mexico is somethin' A v e're, i wihen you say to it oaanter L e padod: 5 The sovrelsnty o border towns that Uncle Sem can clum it daily fn’the nesk—but no- 's to 'biame. “The homor of our nefghbor's what W i3 preservin'; ik that Jexico 15 real- s .he calls its Eov'relgnty than ‘Undle Sam of his'n— A Yankee wito objects by this had oughter go to PMSQIL“P Jones. NOTHING IS BASY. at all is easy in Iife, worth while can ‘be dons with ease; A stern, brave battla is that of strife, On the hills of blue or the conqu ing seas. Nothing is easy to do tha With lofty purpose and ar Toil and struggle and grief Nothing in life is a mome! Nothing worth winning case, The zoal worth reaching ground. it _can't be reached In Noth 20 is won w is sacred And a gentle walk Or a burst of speed a leap and bound— The eagle of victory pi And the cHmbing seu to climb, With death end doubt -in the below And the stars time! e ache and grief and d grime infinite pain of the —Baltimore HUMOR OF THE DAY Great Doctor—Your wife, a change of air Mr. T —Well, electric fan—Puck. Her—No doubt you think I am old er than I really am. Him—Not at all. T not as old as you lo Star. “Don’t wonderfu “No, I w nee; gt you control don't. She London Opinic old new the w ;000 -D rownin Age-Herald THE KALEIDOSCOPE Ideographs prece .'lrid—-ul.z!.u ets. Austr: = rT,d the ir tation of je The white popls bs has been used as natural lig tning bac ered in 90 days. In Cuba it is said grown and gat Japan obtains more tk horse power m its stre 1y 400 hyaro-electric plan 00,000 v near- An Albanian dainty is a dis and onioris boiled for three h on tén e d George Duntar of Lenox, Ma he has attended every circus whi been in Pittsfield for 0 ¥ Letters to the rumber o forming 775,683 words 1,189 chapters and 66 books, make t the Bible. 4 area of 197,155,587 versts, esual to 8,417,118 English square miles, or one-seventh of the land sur- face of the globe. Russia has a ] The Berlin military authorities are awarding an Iron Cross to all school- masters who induce 100 scnool il dren to subscribe to the war loans. The British government reoently purchased 1,000 tons of hay in Kansas City which it will ship to eome scene of hostility by way of New Orleans. A large Industry in Chrisitnia, Nor- way, has leased its idle land at a rate to loyes, who will hereon Mdividuel suburban homes of hefr own. Tacks beve been scattered in the streets” of\‘!lhw.v bus ested Sasvan- ah, Ga. Toey were pushed through of dboard aemd arranged ‘ramgpent. CASTORIA For:Infants and Children |