Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 30, 1916, Page 10

@ PARTLY CLOUDY TODRAY AND SOMEWHAT WARMER NORWIGH, CONN. A8, L Aok Wheat Is Going On Tonight Motion Pictures, Caharet Singing and Dancing at Majestic Roof Garden. Aotion Pictures at Breed Theatre. audeville Dav: ANNOUNCEMENTS DAVIS THEATRE ana Moving Pictures at Three of the Finest Acts Ever Seen In This City and Wm. S. Hart in a Five Part Triangle Feature. New Show Tomorrow. been pronounced as the 1 of vaudeville and en in thi s will agement at tris nd if you haven't seen miss this last oppor- it, as you cannot af- such a_chance, f you do. Every act is a ners and there is no which is the leading at- the show there is a e picture called the God, an ince production, ring Wm S. Hart, one of the most popular st on the screen. This is a massive picture and one everyone will_enjoy, then comes the first vau- le act, F Peru two boys dance with turbl- in. The Kitner, Taylor and Mc- ¢ three excellent singers who pre- t a comedy singing skit called board Ship, they have 2 special drop 1 th 11 together, and their keep you applaud to The thi nberg Sisters and the Nea a quartette of per- formers who present a mnovel dancing called Around the has three s ring Compass, ecial sets of scen- over in a kes you want to see f them. To complete the show funny two reel Xe h Sam Be the stars. Tomorrow there | - a complete change of show, acts have been booked and e program will be up to the > standard. Three shows daily 4 and 8 this act that 1 BREED THEATRE Crane Wilbur, Star in Horsley Mutua Master Picture, Feature for Toda “The Love Liary” and Thursday. \‘."1 L hotopla but it W WILD differe ind t s ification and educa- t week at Sheepshead I county fair Johnni winners of prizes the first prize of $1.000 king horse contest, )0 _in the cowgirls Johnnie Baldwin rides. These two tern part of our t home in the sramme of buck- hold their breath the back of two horses - wtecds are going at full speed, manner in which the vs of the old “pony up te a relay ng from the y to the hack any time. on, pick- ground v » only a fe and diffict ring ri onc g. In order > geen to hett ion ple- | ¢ |FORMER PROGRESSIVES NORWICH TOWN Rev. Charles N. Fitch Recovering from Effects of Sunstroke—Notes About Local Pecpie and Their Guests. Rev Charles N. Fitch, now pastor of the Second Congregational church in Cornwall, suffered a partial sun- stroke v in August. His pulpit has been supplied so far by different min- isters, two of whom were sons of the old church. Rev. Mr. Fitch was an honored guest here at the 250th anni- versary of the First Congregational chyrch, giving,at that time the his- torical address. In that address he says: “If 1 take in the situation of my invitation to this important anniver- sary occasion it is because I stand in the ministry as representative in the seventh generation in a direct line of descendants from that truly reverend man, Rev. James Fitch.” His ancestor ‘was the founder of this church as well as one of the two most noted founders of the town of Norwich. Home from Camp Ground. Mr and Mrs. A. D. Zabriskie and Miss Florence Bennett returned to their home on Vergason avenue this weelc after ten days stay at Willi- mantic camp ground. August Outings Chromicled. Miss Ella Skinner from New York is visiting her cousin, Mrs. George Peck, at her home on Plain Hill. Miss Marion S. Rogers fo Washing- ton street has returned from several days’ stay at Gardner Lake. Mr, and Mrs. George LePan of Belle- vue farm spent the week end in Mil- ford with their son, Freder: LePan. Mr. and Mrs. Bacon of Waterbury were guests over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Pendleton of Wauwecus Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Pendleton of Waterbury are visiting Mr. Pendleton’s parents eir home on HillL Wauwecus After pa: ford, Lawrence this ek to his summer in Hart- Crock is returning Huntington d Parkinson at her home street after a visit in her bro Dr. to vi Mrs. ¥ Harry Wright, itchon’s of Tufts ius Pratt of E Bradley from ot Mrs, sex New with Wellington Ha M Miner, Mr. and Mrs denee visited Gr of the ! weel of FOR SALE COWS--100--COWS TWO CARLOADS WILL ARRIVE THIS WEEK. JAMES H. HYDE, North Franklia, Conn. Telephone 30, Lebanon JUST ARRIVED. 28 Horses just in from the west. They are all nicely broken and gentle, right out of work, and ready to go to work. There are all kinds, blg and small Prices right. Come and see them. ELMER R. PIERSON. Tel. 536-3. $2,700 WILL BUY Cottage House of seven rooms and bath, furnace heat, electric lights. Excellent neighborhood, near trolley and school. A cozy home at a reas- onable price. ARCHA W. COIT, The Mutual Benefit Life Agency Telephone 1334 BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE In Willimantic, Conn. FOR SALE House contains 20 rooms, newly painted and shingied; large verandas and splendid grounds; spring water in also lodge and two-story brick aug23d 63 Broadway n or garage that could be pur- chased if desired; a very attractive summer or al round home; situ- on the ding residential street of Willimantic (corner Pleasant and Mountain streets): best location in the clty; convenient to schools, city hall, postoffice, Main street and all busi- ness se:tions. For terms and further particalars, apply to WILLARD W. HAYDEN Mountain St.. Wiilimantie, Conn. Phone 2 augl6 WFM 50 ACRE FARM For $1,400 Cash New house of si ed by beauti 10x30, _one scratching (will bea rooms, surround- shade trees. barn hennery $x12, two sheds, 60 peach trees this season), 1l¢ acres swrawberries (will be in fruitage this Spring), % acres asparagus (will cut 100 Ibs. daily in season— an income getter). Near raiiroad, scheol ana church; land free from stone and machine worked. Scnd for latest catalogue. issued Chcice of 400 it in all New England. WILLIAM A. WILCOX Real Estate Broker, 41 West Broad St., Westerly, R. L. Telerhone 365 Offices_110 YWest 34th St.. New York Telephione 2998 Greeley Just Nothing like TO WORK FOR WILSON, e | H. Trieschman of Hartford a Mem- ber of Campaign Committee. nn., Ang | this ci nd the pro Matthey lirman I committ ve camp: h is to H: Trieschman town chairr Connecticut a tford, C. ot Hale of Ma ROBRERS BLEW SAFES OF TWO BANKS AT HOMER, ILL. Six of Them Escaped in an Automo- ! bile With $13,600, rcbbers Homer, caped laid, as es into at the and so persons were dollars Rabb Citizens® aper New Hartford has becn poned. post- has had mo grandstand 80 that the on the rider of thel Sevy 1 als won by t the windo wof Main street. Laura Morris, nted on the roof of the | la; electric searchlight | full iug can be thrown the entire course silver cups and med- | team will be scen in an’s Smoke Shop on own throughout the show world a: e or 1 ynthia, and who comes air with her novelty act, umed in her quaint g circulates among the crowds f people thron the grounds nzd k DS one who i h her act FOR SALE on Central Avenue House of 9 rooms in good condition, well located with improvements; large lot; price reasonable. FRANCIS D. DONGHUE Central Building, Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE A nearly new six rcom Cottage with about one acre of fand. Well, barn, hen houses, all in fine o ion; near Nor- wich Town, for $1,700.00 E. A. PRENTICE 86 Cliff Street Phone 300 D. M N AUCTION. returning t :ctioneer am at 10 o'clock a. carpen 1 bon. all kind buffet stand, atique v This is a’ bonafide JUST RECEIVED position at San were the i s told in the columns of 0 papers concern- ing the amusing experiences derwent at the Real Estate Transfer. s made on considerable ? Y clopment of the West Side. Baker of 129 Asyvlum stree ) > agency of n A. Moran, s0'1 to Martin Larsen effect in the fu Joh a tract of five acres of land on th street, with a lar iwo-family hot and outbu thereon. Mr. Larsen will make occupy the house himself, and possibly ari for the devel nt of the prope; “BAMILTON" VAT CHES tgeaey and Repairs LEZ CLEGG The Jeweler A carload of Gromnd Limestone for farmers’ use. The Peck-McWilliams Co. Contractors _and Builders Tel. 389 47 West Main Street MONEY LOANED en Diamonds, Watches, Jsweiry 2nd securities of any kind at the Lowest Rates of Interest. An old established firm to deal With. THR COLLATERAL ‘17»0“ ce, ais _Street, 13 MRS oitned 18 DPDENTIST DR. E. J. JONES Suite 46 Shannon Ruilding Take elevator Shetucket Siveet en- wrance. Phoze. Squars Upstairs. THERE Is no advertising medium in ern Connecticut eaual to The Bul- letin for business results, WANTED WANTED—A good barber; pay $12 a week. Apply at once to Anmpnlz Rug- giero, 49 Main St, Danielson, Ct. aug30d WANTED—A boatblack, at Waure- gan House Barber Shop. augd0d WANTED — By Protestant woman, housecleaning to do by the day, or place to keep house in city; honest and reliabie. Address B. R. Bulietin Ofiice. augdud WANTED — Housekeeper for the country; no objection to child; good home rather thun high wages. Address Box 343, car: of Bulletin. aug30d WANTED—Rcfined, mature woman desiring permancnt position in pieasing branch ‘of hygiemic work. Address ctin Otfice, aug30wWs Man and wife for private to do general housework; man to take care of Apply 218 Washington St. WA place; wif no washing; grounds. aug2id YOU ALL will have to come to the greatest fair and cattle show ever pulled off hereabouts next week. Now you all who hLave read our advertisin’ for the past year, we wish to have you Stop and spead one nickel with us. We 2 gars, candy, gum and Moxie. Stop at Fagan's Smoke Shop, Woolworth’s 5 and 10c store. augzyd WANTED—For housework, a middle aged woman in family of two; one who would prefer a good bome in preference to wages: references required. Mirs. Bussey, Oneco, Conn. aug29d TEACHER wanted for rural school; §10 per week; about two miles from trolley; about eight pupils of mixed grades; pupils and parents well dis- posed; school pretty, well equipped and well suppiied; good board accom- modations. Apply immediately by tele- phone and letter to A. L. Young, State Supervising Agent, 92 River Ave.,, N ich, Coun. Tel. 1146-12. A —Ifurnished apartment or furnlshed rooms for light house- ing. Address C. B. Bulletin Of- WANTED—To hire §5 curity. H. E. Ande Maple St., Danielson, Ct. Phon aug2sd WANTED—Twp or three men board- ers. 26 Laurel Hill Ave. aug2ld WANTED—A good woman for gen- erai housework and care of children; good home. ite C. F. Anderson, 110 Broad St. m, Conn. aug?4d WANTED—Pleasure parties trips to beach or elsewhere; safe, comfort- able launch. C. A. Lathr Norwich Conn aug24g —A bov it 16 learn drug business. letin O . GOOD 1IvI Business. Our_Real ucator telis bow Real are made by suce : 2 agents; how to list property; how to crtise; manage ~ property: nce: about landlord and ate titles; legal form pointers, v bound. Your hanga furniture Al 3 Bruckner, may2id ANTED GIRLS Prid while learnin Apply BRAINERD & ARMSTRONG CO., 160 Uni St. New Londo WANTED Every Property Owner |te know that he can get absclute pro- tection against LIGHTNING {Why risk losing your home or barn, when a few dollars will protect The safety of your life and property rest in the answer. DODD & STRUTHERS Des Moines, lowa. F. T. BACKUS, Local Norwich Conn, Telephone 727 WANTED 4 Waitresses, 3 "Farm , 7 General 12 Laborers, Hands, 4 Men for the beact Housework Women, 2 Boys. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUR Central Building GEO. L. CHESSRO, Manager [t m et WANTED IMMEDIATELY u t ana Raus!. Lots, all in de- r property it as 1 have a for real es- WILLIAN P, yryy. Rea! ilstaic 4md fnsurance. | Room 10a. Thaser U THREE OR FOUR LABORERS WANTED — TRAWEBOARD CO., NORWICH. FOR SALE on Fishers Isiand, 8 Room Cottage, fully furnished, will be sold very heap, so get busy. For full partic- ulars enguire of JCHN A. MORAN, Real Estate Broker Franklin Square, Norwich FOR SALE I have a few cars of new Brick on the track at Norwich. Wili be sold right for a quick sale. THOMAS J. DODD, Telephone 822 Norwich GEO. W. ROUSE Auction of Automobile at Ring's Garage, Chestnut St, Wed- nesday, August 30, at 2.30 p. m, a 7 { passenger Regal Car, new in sorvice l/May, 1915. For the high dollar—must bo sold, Auctioneer WHEN YOU WANT to put your bus- iness before the public, there is no medium better than through the ad- . vertising coinmns of The :Buldetin it? | 0pD. | sl Representative Perhaps where the palatable rates long, gri you of? vertised WANTS. own will and offer places. Cool Room “per you're looking for a quiet place — not far away — air is good — the food and pleatiful and the are reasonable? A place where you may read and rest—where clothes are mot the measure of the man woman)—where some of the pep and vitality the (or yow'll ecquire ding days have robbed Good country places are ad- in the BULLETIN A little ad of your bring full information a selection of several CALL 480 FOR SALE TO RENT TO RENT—Lo and ment at 663 Non‘l’xfl-fldn St.w a1 otfice. - The Norwich Belt Mfg. Co., Inc. Janlssw FOR RENT—House 6§ Asyl Bt.; all_modern improvements. Ing 74 Asylum St. - sug2sd TO RENT—One mcdern apartme! [ rooms, 59 McKinley Ave. aug24ThS’Tu TO RENT—Furnished rooms, single or connecting, modern comnveniences, 83 ‘Washington St. Phone 1429-2. AWEd FURNISHED apartmentS, one and two rooms, with kxmnanuku: steam heat, electric light. Phone 1276-2, 27 Division. aug26d FOR RENT —Exceptionally fine seven reom flat; evely modern improvement; $30 monthly. Archa W. Ceit, 63 Broad- way. augid TO RENT—Desirable cottage at 40 Qalk St; modern convenlences. Apply at 51 Spring St. augzd _ FOR NT_—Five rooms. with bath, ele; ic Hght and 11‘0!!&?“&'11, to smeall Zall ilyl,d!lu month. Allfng Rubber Oo. aug: T FURNISHED rooms; reasonable rates; suitable for light ho\uekeefl Mrs, Emma Morse, 18 Union St._Jjy2od TO RENT—For $10 a month a ten. ment of seven rooms at 56 School St.; within five minutes’ walk of Franklin Square; also u basement tenement of three rooms. I(nqguire at Bulletin Of- iice. Jyaid FOR RENT in the bullding corner of Franklin and Willow streets; fine cor- ner store for years occupied by C. C. Treat druggist and the sales room, store room and bakery formerly used by the Providence Bakery. Archa W Coit, 62 Broadway. Jyiia TO RENT—Furnished rooms all con- veniences, five minutes’ walk from Franklin square; men only. 125 School St. relephone 522-4. jyiid TO RENT—Store at 1 Apply 25 Franklin St. TO RENT—Furnished _rooms; also housekeeping. 7o School St. Telephone 163-2. aurz0a TO RENT—Newly furnished rooms, meodern conveniencss, at The Seymour, §4 Franklin St. Phone 1048-2. apri2d TO RENT—Storo ot 61 Franklin St Inquire 3t Bulletin Office. decl3d FOR SALE — Young horse, work ouble or single, good roadster. Chas. Watrous, So. Windham, Conn. aug30d 1916 Maxwell tour- uipped, been run about S. Peckham, 62 She- ang30d condition, other good b Norwi Squ 53 M Norwich, Ayrshire by her side. Hill, Brooklyn, augdud heap, one team horsy 1915 M. arter, run lights, excellent a number of Call and see uc. Sales Co., Thames Ct. Phone 654. ; with hargair miich, giving_ 15 ith calt, $65. Geo. No. 1, Box 87. D. ton ensgi prope rod Inqu! s Grover 2Sd it SALY Wi to SALE—Four coon pubpies. rd, Conn. aug2sd SALE—30 new milk cow: cicer four h. e C ; one- 110 aiie, Conn. must be also : age 9 yes nd in” good ut two years r refused 1 _ Jyiday house, raost cost over 8 building lots e for residence S ——————————" (o} B 3 o = Address Real Exchange, New London, Conn. daw SALE or exchange for Ford good heavy-weight__horse; tl 1so one 50 acre i condition with new barn located on trol- m Willimanti g columns 3 jyisa | ¥T to put yvour bus- iness before tt public. there is no 1m better than through the ad- of The Bulletin. FOR SALE $1000 Down Secures 178-Acre 10 Cows, With full machinery a Owner, calle: makes tremendous sacrifice. I4-room, twi With barns in €00 convenie 0 takes $ tails this and " in a_do: trout Farm Pair Good Horses lins up-to-date farm tools, nd the growing crops. d away by other business, Splendid o-story house, twio fine ement cellars; house and d repair, both jately paint- nt to several large cities; ajl, very easy terms. De- other money-making “Strout’s Big Bunch of en states, copy free. m_Agency, Dept. ew Yorlk. 16 COWS FOR SALE Carload of extra good young cows of my own buying will airive Tuesday, Aug. 20th, 191 F. W. HOXSIE, _ Xel. 63, . 2 _Comm, (4 Erankltn® S, : FOR RENT. Barn, will accommodate 30 to 40 cattle: also fodder and silo. ISADOR ROSEN, tormerly Oscar H. Muin place, in Town of Ledyard, R. F. D. 1, iwich, 1% minutes’ from Ayres’ Station on aug2sd wal Westerly trolley. To Rent Six Room Apartment in nicest residential section. Al improvements. Heatl furnished. N. TARRANT & CO. 117 Main Streest FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHL POETRY SAY IT To HIS FACE. I'tqu hast a word of oenl'uza_ ‘or some w a man has.don Do _not risk m:?gad adventure, & ‘Whisperi to some other one— Say it to his face. If you hear a fiylng rumor, ng a fai 1 frierd, Do _not manifest ili_humor, And the Story further vend— Say it to his face. If a nelghbor has been busy, Circulating some old tale, If you woull “Keep up with Pizaie” Let your better sense pravail— Say it to his face. Do nct get in some dark corner, Or behind a bedroom door, Amd, like little Johnny Horner, At some culprit make a roar— ft to his face. Let the gossip’s lo: tongue wagegle, Back of lips of cold deceit; Do not nizgle, do not nagele; Never round the old bush beat— Say it to his face. Honesty s always loyal Kindness never can offend; Be v open-hearted, roval, To your foe as well as friend— Say it to his face. M. Cavaness. WOMEN, ARISH! Men—they have failed to bmld th wiorld in foy; Behold the dust of Babylon and Troy- Behold Palmyvra faded to a meme— Behold all Europe black with Battl flame! O mothers, wil) sons To feed the awful hunger you longer give you of th guns? O women of earth, tnis is tho hour o Come forth to build the safety of ti State! What is the worth of ail these battl drums If from the fleid the loved one neve __ “comes? What all these flags rejolcing oven head, If you are left to watch above you dead? What all these loud hoza to th brave If all your share is some new-covered grave? O women of earth, this is an hour o fate: Come forth to build the safety of the State! arkham, in Septamber HUMOR OF THE DAY “You can’t tell; that 1 may be a congre “Indeed! Why, I thousht he seemed quite bright."—Life. Wife—The paper says that nitrates are higher. Hub—What do we care? We r er telegraph anywav.—Boston Transeript. Violet—-Adele is such an econom little hody oy of Todd't some day. La Rose—Ah, vi She'll trudge for miles from one law office to a to save $10 on a divorce.—Boston Globe. “I don’t think so much of the Yel- moon' One must see it unde: ble conditions, to appreciate TO RENT QUONOCHONTAUG—Ten-room cot- tage 3 acres land, 1000 feet from Oczan and Sall Pond; sown dower and vegetabls gardens: hardwood floors, plumblang and heat. Renta! $350. Others $200 ta 4700, Send for booklet. FRANK W. COY, “csterly, R. i. FOR SALE FOR SALE SIX DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS on Greene Ave. and Cedar St. For particulars and prices address or call on H. H. GALLUP, Norwich. nn. No. 21 Maple Grove Avenue, A most attractive Cottage House of 10 Rooms. All modern improvements and in ition. Fine location. Inspection solicited. JAMES L. CASE 37 Shetucket Street. FOR SALE Ne. 17 Kinney Ave. Attractive NewCottage 8 ROOMS HARD WOOD FLOOR ALL MODERN PRICE LOW JAMES L. CASE 37 Shetucket St. R e A —— (= e FOR SALE In the best residential section, & new, modern Cottage, bungalow type, containing seveh roome and bath, finished in oak. Large lot with fruit trees. ’ Tnguire of 5 THOMAS H. BECKLEY, 278 Maln Street . - Phones 68 724 Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE A good nine-room houss, 58 Twelfth st golng to sell’ same very cheap. Al e desiring a nice home wl:"lu be ‘mn in consulting, for full particu] FIN A. MORAN, - Mormioh, are acquainted with fairly good look Mr. Phil Idon't you thin Mildred—Ye- and they say he h meney. I shouldn’t mind marry him once—Judge. The Descon—It is preacher who mixes b relizion nev The Pasto ing the plate : Yonkers State: 11 go on tle longe ts the acting g Yorick Hamm. ~ommented ys sure him the fella: Chile has two w Montreal L initials on e: I Winter te from 60 to 3§ Holland production | The Unitea 600,000,000 alone milk & 3 of n women predomin students of At the | century jpu nineteenth m s were An BEnglish art | marine scenes by descending diver's helmet and using w paper and crayons. st sketches a proot A meteorite we ng about is rerorted to have failen rec Bezerros, in the State of Pern Brazil. tons 1y at uco, ‘The sunflower is cultivated to a considerable extent in Central Russia, where every part of the plant is put to certain cconomic uses. A Missouri inventor's stump puller ie featured by a curved fulcrum that enables all stumps not large enough I to require blasting or burning to be removed by hand. In the construction of some new 215-ton locomotives for a western railroad. the weight is so evenly dis- tributed that the strain on the track is far less than that of smaller engines. On July 1, 1918, privats Amerfcan shipyards were bufiding or had on order 285 steel merchant shipe of 1,- 225,784 gross tons. The bufiders’ re- turns tndicate’that of tiris tonnage 159 ships of 444,090 gross tons will bo launched before Depember 31, 1918, thus indicating a total output by the TUnited States for the 12 months of 851 steel ships of 672,108 gress tons. CASTORIA For Infauts and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signuture of