Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 31, 1916, Page 10

FAIR-TODAY AND TOMORROW FULL ASSOCIATED MODERATE WEST WINDS PRESS DISPATCHES ¥ AOBIRS HURSDAY, AUG. 31, 1916, ¢ | What Is Going On Tonight NORWICH TOWN FOR SALE TO RENT POETR’ —_— PR WANTED—Y oun; i & FOR RENT — Attractive flai x b g v Singing | O. M. Price Successful Dahlla Grow- pearance, well dressad: from S vo 0 rooma and buch large teceptisn nall WAR POBMS. Jand D: at Majestic Toof Garden. | or_mMarked Improvements at Meth- Aol Be 45 hestn S ot Bade Orounas. Hods a0 AFeha W Colt, W Brodaway. | Lieutenant Herbert: Asquish, eecond yagdeyiile and Moving Pictures at ;dl-g Church—Highway Receiving arter 5. " augdld :za:k:m\ e e ECAOTE R TR btne epairs. WAN = &1 Nt — Homellke furnl tled *“The Volunt T ! - s .| The Best Building Site for Com-| s, WANTED - Girl — Apply Norwich it SEht rooms G beth; bestren- limbaoae Tolkes e ANNOUNCEMENTS Many visitors are adimiring the mercial Purposes tn Willimantic. _Sit- | =0 rmery. \Gance Beouion, | ATGhal Wa COIL - 63| two SF Iis beer. pocums: dahlia’s tn O, M. Prices gardons o Alsp on Chest. Large, Red and |vated in the heart of the city, on Main | inery makers: ' Appiy St"ifhers Doo Hroadway. —rme firet | Tere ifes a clerk who Lalf his life had DAVIS THEATRE. Wightman avenue. The 200 varieties . £8 Strest i e o partment of The Boston Store. auessd WO WENT—A flat of six rooms, flret S 20 L 2 are well worth seeing and include the Hard. Face All Disfigured. i m Rt s e e | WAl Nt Teasonable | roning at ledgers in a city gray, New Show Today—Three Big Keith Headline Acts and Triangle Photo- pla There will bo a complete change of show at the Davis today, and the bill advertised for the last haif of the week promises to excell anything over seen in this theatre. The feature attraction iz The Four Imperials, a male quar- tet.: -* singers, and they have one of the fines. sin=ing acts in vaudeville to- day. The nex* act is Hal and Francis, a clever pair of comedy entertainers, who have a uniquc skit called Town and Country. The ‘hird aot is the Three Walseys, a big uhletic act that wiil be'the talk of the “own. This is an excep:ionally strong be' and every nct is a recognized Keith ai‘raction. In the photoplays tho featurc is De- Wolt Hopper in the five part Triangle play Stranded, a story of an old actor, living in the giories of the past, who adopts a little circus performer. He fathers her - ho would his own child and she profits a good deal from the genial old man's ly experience. There comes a t on she is in a very difficult position through the un- principled conduct of an old friend of her circus days. Then the old actor comes _valiantly to her support and saves her from herself. To complete the show there IS a two reel Keystone comedy called Pills of Perll, and Charles Murray is the star. Three _shows daily, at 2.15, 6.45 and £.45. Matince, all seats 10c. Evening, 10c, 15¢ and 20c. ATOP THE MAJESTIC. Charles A. Richman In a Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Feature in Five Acts Tonight. As a special feature programme at den tonight J bert E. Sm! and other on the picture tic Roof Gar- ckton and Al- present Charles Richman minent Vitagraph stars in The Surprise of an Empty Hotel. The story, In part, runs as follows The Hotel Continental, although w located at a fashior resort, is a most deserted following a ble out- break of diphtheria. The only tenants are Francis Marchmont and a & ful girl who is registered as Mrs, cactus and chysanthemum dahlias, and nearly all colors are represented, In the collection are the Pondeselle, Mont Blanc, Lucy Fawcett; Victor Vevet, a dark red; A. D. Lavonia, pink; Apple Blossom, pele pink; F. L. Bassett, Mary Cleft, Barl of Pembroke, Kith, Oban, General Grant, Jack Rose; Sport, a dark red cactus variety; Queen Victoria; pale yellow; Ada Johnson, Gustave Duzon, Salmon; Miss ‘Winter_and Snowball, both pure white; Grand Duke Alexis, a large quilled vas riety, white with touch of lavender; Colonel Wilson, a bright red. Methodist Church Improvements Improvements on the ¥irst Methodist church building are progressing teadily. The first coat of light tan aint gives the effect of a new build- ing, the blinds will be green with ‘white trimmings; the gray-green as- bestos shingles are belng put on. The Seats have been removed from the audlence room and work on the steel ceiling will soon be begun. Elections in October. As church work for the vear begins in the autumn it has been decided to have the Y. P. S. C. E. elections held in October. The nominating commit- tee, George F. Hyde, Miss Ruth L. Potter and Miss Bernice Underwood, met_this week at Miss P'otter's home on East Town street to make cut the list of officers and committee mem- bers. Repalrs to Highway. A dressing of crushed stone, tar and sand is being put on the road be- tween Peck’s and Harland’s corner. Autotruck loads of sand were carted ‘Wednesday to the stretch of macadam between Huntington lane and the Reservoir road on the Scotland road where oiling is to be done. To Attend Reunion. Rev. and Mrs. J. O. Burrows of West Town street wil lattend 1 union of the Storrs family to be held today (Thursday) Mansfield. Mr Barrows™ mother fore her marriage, Heard Abou After a few month, Mrs. Fairbanks. THese two fall in love G. L. Randall of West Marchmont, helieving her husband | Mrs. Gustaf Johnson retur allve, keeps silent. In the huge, empty |€Vening to Brookiyn, N Wotel startiing begin to S Mrs, Howard There are mys Lindsley has return- rooms above and Marchmont has an|€d to Hartford after a few days' visit g adventure with two men whom |With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. jeves to Then Beebe of Pine Tree wom-r ars, claiming | = Bennt of a copper | Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. Ferran from hsd ruined |Bustis, Fla., are passing several days doal | 'Phe |with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Gwen Young man women quar- |S- Smith of Hun n road. reling they are both , 2o common-law Bennt’s fo Mrs. Bigelow and tune, rs were spy. | Webster, Mass,, who ing la the iawvers for|Iy for the summer, Mrs, rdeavor to serve | Webb of 100 Town he, but March- |- Lila s out to the | and Miss Catheri and lights £ dynami n ove pow the cabin. Marchmont escapes with Mrs. Fairbanics » he atterwa marries, while the It peris when the yacht is blown {o atoma, Ancther excellent picture on tonight's | bill will be A Cripple Creel Ct a very funny comedy. There will be refreshments and dancinz, with music furnished by Ji cobs’ orchestra. BREED THEATRE. { Admirers of tk Crane Wilbur, wh excellent acting in should see him in the five act psycho. logical drama, The Love Liar, which is the feature at the Treed theatre today As David McCare, the romantic violin- ist, he creates a role far different from anything ke has heretoforc portrayed. He is supported by an all star cast, which includes Mao Gaston, Blle. Gol- den and Fred Godwins. The Mutual Weekly, showing all the latest news, and In the Land of Tortilla, a one reel comedy, completes the bill for today. For ‘Friday and Saturday the won- derful Madame Petrova, Jjustly ac- claimed as the most gifted and emo- tional artist mow appearing on either stage or screen, will be seen in_the distinctive production Playing With Fire. In every scrcen production in which Madame Petrova has appeared this famous star has achieved a real triumph of art, and in this, her latest contribution to the silent drama, she has set a new high mark. Her two most recent successes were The Soul Market and The Scarlet Woman, and her many admirers will find in Playing With Fire all that delighted them in these two superb photodramas as well 88 many new and novel effects and tense situations which belong exclu- sively to the present production. ar screen star, e praised h ormer_picture: JOHNSON CLAIMS REPUBLICAN NOMINATION FOR SENATE Former Progressive’s Supporters Esti- mate His Plurality at 15,000, San Tranclsco, Aug. 20.—“Wi done the impossible poMtical; a statement issued here today by have said Gov- ernor Hiram W. Johnson, claiming victory over Willis H. Booth of Los Angeles, for the republican nomina- tion for United States senmator. The governor's supporters estimate his pilurality at 15,000, BHIPPING LINES ANNOUNCE QUALIFIED EMBARGO To Accept Freight Only For Points Reachable by Water. New York, Aug. 30.—Coastwise shipping llines announced here today that as a result of the railroad freight embargo they will be unable to ac- cept freight except for terminals and points reachgble by water. Official notices to this effect will be issued to- morrow. RUMANIA ASKS U. s. TO TAKE OVER HER INTERESTS State Department to Do 8o If Satis- factory to Austria. ‘Washiugton, Aug. 30—The united tates has been requested by Ruma- . In ro- | Marchmont and locked in | a- | 1 of West Town street, Hill for an outing c ana, Cu- Mrs. J. Hansen of West Will- re spending the week with Anthony Jacobson of Sturtevant ong the outings of the ladic Am = Johnson Home iithin days at At] ndon, and visi \nuck. Beach, 1 with frien A number of Norwich Town ladles enjoved a pleasant outing Wednesday at"the home of Mrs. Grace Peckham in Franklin. They were invited to mect 1 er, Mrs. Kin NEWSPAPERS MAY BE FORCED TO SUSPEND MANY DAILY Would Be Unable to Get Paper inl New York, Aug number of the daily United States will & pend publication on of paper, if a nation-w strike continues for two weel declared today by Lincoln B. Palmer, manager of the Newspaper Publishers association. “The print paper situation is acute from causes entirely outside the prob- lem of transportation,” sald Mr. Pal- mer. Many publishers are on a hand- to-mouth basts, getting a carload from the mill just as they are exhausting the #arload on hand.” Mr. Palmer explains that there were only 60,000 tons of news print paper and and that the daily consump- tion approximately 6,000 tons. He added that his statement was based on the possibility that the strike would cause a complete suspension of the transportation of the commodity. During the embargoes declared by the railroads some time ago news print paper was excepted and expedited. SEVEN AGRICULTURAL FAIRS NOT TO BE HELD THIS FALL. Principally Because of the Paralysis Epidemic, Infantile Hartford, Conn., Aug. 30.—Seven ag- ricultural fair associations in the state have notifled the state board of agriculture that fairs will not be all principally because of the infan- tlle paralysis epidemic. They age those usually held In Chester, Goshen, East Haddam, Norfolk, Salisbury, Washington and Colchester. Waterbury—Joseph Gagain, night foreman of the trolley barn, has been advanced to day superintendent. Would Itch and Burn. HEALED BY CUTICURA SOAP AND OINTMENT My face and chest started to break out with pimpies. Then my face started to get red and T used to scratch until the blood % came. The pimples were - largo, red and hard, and the = most of the time in blotches from my face to my chest.,. My face was all disfigured and would itch and burn so that I would stay awake hours at night. “This kept on for seven and a half months 50 a friend advised me to try Cuticura Soap and Ofntment. - I sent for a free sample and it started to heal me | 50 I bought threo cakes of Cuticura Soap and one box of Ointment, and they healed me.” (Signed) Antonfo Felce, 74 St. John St., New Haven, Conn., Oct. 18, 1915. Sample Each Free by Mall With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Ad- dross post-card **Cuticara, Dept. T> Base Sold throughout the world. ton.” HARNESSES TEAM, EXPRESS CARRIAGES CONCORDS, DEMOCRATS BUSINESS WAGONS SIDE SPRING, THREE SPRING AUTOMOBILE ROBES GOOD ASSORTMENT THE L. L. CHAPMAN CO. 14 Bath Street, Norwich, Conn. | Wedding Gifts IN SII.VER | Lowest Prices | THE WM. FRISWELL €0, 25-27 Franklin Street OR. C. R. CHAMBERLAIN i Dental Surgeon Grery Building, DRDENTIST 1 DR. E.-j.-JONES Suite 46 Shannon Building | Take elevator S | trance. Street cket Phone. en- FOR Hives, troub Eczoma, Itching | L OINTMENT healer of skin di and note the ple ct ollow dir and clean, cle complexion W result health be the cents | u druggists TRAVELERS' DIRECTORY P —— $1.25 To New York $1.25 I CHELSEA LINE TO NEW YORK FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERV)CE BETWEEN H AND NEW YORK Norwich Tucsdays, Thurs- ays at 5.15 p. m. York, Brocklyn Bridge, East River, fcot Rooseveit Wednesdays, Fri- Pier, Street, Mondays, days, st 5 p. m, $1.25—F. V. KNOUSE, Agent—$1.25 S5 EIREET Bet. 5th Ave. & Broadway. Fireprocf—NModern—Central. 300 ROOMS WITH BATHS, $100 REWARD 2100 The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is catarrh. Catarrh being influenced by comstitutional condi requires omenitatione i Hall's Catarch Cure is taken internal- l"}."m?{n(l nc!sr throu:fnmthu blood on the sus surtaces of thie wystom, there: by destroying the foundution” of the disease, giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and as- sisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have 0 much faith in the curative powers of Hall's Catarrh Cure :lsnt! they ofll;‘l' ‘O‘Yéetflxslfn red Dollars = any Gase that it fails to cure. Sen £0r Nt of festmoninls. a9 nia to take over her interests in_Aus- tria, _Ambassador Penfield at Vien- na today informed the state depart- ment of the request. 1f satlsfactory to Austrja, officials sald this country would accede. Bristol.—CGov. Marcus H. Holcomb has notified Secretary George A. Beers of the Crocodile club that he will be present at the 40th reunion today. This :.no. the mga-u e in 40;years, that “the “meets] Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., T Ofifo, Sold by all drugsisw, He. Well Children Are Aoctive. wants to lie around, the chances are it is suffering from worms. Kickapoo ‘Worm Killer, a,_pleasant candy confec- tion, Hked byiajfl children is what your child needs. You only give one-half to one, lozenge. @t a-time. and.you. get Bvery other Ahoala Bawesa Ton: on Bend. . S 3.4 It your child is dull, pale, fretful and |- 1647 ADAMS TAVERN iger offer to the public the finest standard brands of Beer of Burope and America: Bohemian, Pilsner, Culmbach Bavarian Beer, Bass, Pale and Burton Muers Scotch Als, Guinnees' Dublin_Stout, C. & C. Tmported Ginger Ale, Bunker Hill P. B. Ale, Frank Jones' Nourish- ing Ale, Sterling Bitter Ale, Anheuser, Budweiker, Schlitz and Pabst. A. A. ADAM, Norwich Town Telephone 518 MAHONEY BROS., FALLS AVENUE Hack, Livery and Boarding at once. For terms epply to WILLARD W. HAYDEN Phone 38-5 70 Mountain St, Williman FOR SALE , Conn. work and care ‘of children, while I feaching. Address Box 59, R. R. N Oakdale, Conn. avgita . WANTED—Two single men on mylk fatm; one to deliver milk, one o5 Arive farm’ team; give age, wuges expected and give ‘rererences. 'S. D, Newell, Bristol, Conn. augsld WANTED—A buver for a No. 2 Smith t¥pawTiter; barsain 10 the Aot porsom: Inquire Hoom 2, Lenox House. 200 Main st aug2)TuThS WANTED—A good barber; pay $12 a weels. Apply at once to Antonio Rug- glero, 49 Ma 3 One new six room Oottage, latest|Z anaoq 0 St. Danielson, Ct mprovements, Inciuding bath, tollets, | —s ity water, electric lights an bardwaod | WANTED_A bootblack, af Waure- floors:_oné acre of Jand; ten from Franklin Square, and on Jine: price $2,100. easy terms. S. SIECEL, Room 9. Telephone 134-3. COWS--100--COWS THIS WEEK. JAMES H. HYDE, Telephone 30, Lebanon minutes trolley Tan be bought on Shannon Buildinz. TWO CARLOADS WILL ARRIVE North Franklin, Conn. gan House Barber Shop. augsod WANTED — By Protestant woman, housecleaning to do by the day, of place to keep house In city; honest and reliable. Address B. R. Bulletin Otiice. aug3od W D — Housekeeper for the country; no objection o child; £00d home rather thxn high wages. Address Box 343, carc of Bulletin. augs0d fun and wife for private do general housework; nan to take caro of 218 Washington St. 1 have to come to the fair and cattle show ever hereabouts next week. Now who have read our advertisin’ the past year, we wish to I and spend ohe nickel with v JUST ARRIVED. out of worl There are Prices T all kinds, big and smal t. Come and see them. HWLMER R. PIERSON. 536-3. Tel. aug23d 28 Horses just In from the west. They are ail nicely broken and gentle, right and ready to go to work. cigars, candy, gum and Moxie. p at Fagan's ~Smoke Shop, opp: c store. augZyd where the air is rates “per” are A place where the measure of ‘woman)—where you of? Good country vertised in WANTS. A own will bring places. CAL Cool Room Perhaps you're looking for a quiet place — not far away — palatable and plentiful and the and rest—where clothes are mot some of the pep and vitality the long, grinding days have robbed the little ad of your and offer a selection of several 5S¢ A LINE good — the food reasonable? e vou may read f the man you'll (or 2cquire places are ad- BULLETIN full information L 480 WANTED—For housework, a middle an in family of two; one who would prefer a good bome in preference $2,700 onable price. ARCHA W. COIT, The Mutual Benefit Life Agency Telephone 1334 63 Broadwa: 50 ACRE FARM For $1,400 Cash New house of six rooms, surround- ed by beautiful shade trees. barn 16x30, one henuery 8x12, two scratching sheds, 00 peach trees (will bear this season), 1% acres sirawberries (will be in fruitage this Sprung), % acres asparagus (will cut 100 Ibs, dally in season— an income getter). Near rallroad, scheol ana ciurch: land free from stone and machine worked. Send for latest catalogue. Just issued Cheice of 400. Nothing like it in all New England. WILLIAM A. WILCOX Real Estate Broker, 41 West Broad St, Westerly, R. I Telezhone 365 Offices 110 ‘West 34th St., New York Telephone 2998 Greeley 1 |to wages: references required. Mrs. Bussey, Oneco, Conn aug2yd WANTED—Fur; tment or five furnish Eht house- kecping, Address C. Bulletin Of- fic aug29d WANTED—Two or tiree men hoard- ers. 26 laurel Hill Ave. aug2ld WANTED—A good woman for gen- WILL BUY il W b Write C. LF. A'n.ld\‘xson‘lgiu aniclson, Conn. . augiie Cottage House of seven rooms and el . io i parties for trips bath, furnace heat, electric lights. ties tor trips Excellent neighborhood, near trolley throp, Nomwien and school. A cozy home at a reas- a A boy apoat 16 busines: vI—Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Mrs. Congdon, 82 McKiniey Ave. Jyida FOR RENT—Nicely furnished front rooms, 30 Grove St 3y29STuTh TFOR RENT _—House ©S Asylum St all modern improvements. inquire Asylum st aug29d ~rG RENT—One modern apartmen igziTh TTO RENT—Furnished rooms, single or connecting, modern conveniences, 83 ‘Washington St. Phone 1429-2. aug2ld TFURNISHED apastments e and two rooms, with kitchenette; —steam heat, electric light. Phone 1276-2, Divikion. TO_RENT—Desirable cottage at 40 Oak St; modern conveniences. ADDLY ats1Spring St ausd_ FOR RENT—Five rooms. with bath, eleperic light and front porch, to small fuiflily, 510 month. Alling Rubver Co. augld . FURNISHED rooms; reasonable rates; sultable for light housekeeps Mrs. E ion TO RENT_For 510 a month a tene- ment of seven rooms at 56 School St; Within five minutes' walk of Franklii Square; aiso u basement tenement of three fooms. [nquire at Bulletin Of- e y21d FOR RENT in the building corner Franilin and Willow streets; fine cor- ner store for years occupied by C. C. Treat drugwist, and the sales room, store room and bakery formerly used by the Providence Bakery. Archa W. ago, no reasonabie t cars old, quick sai cight 1 both ar harnesses, etc. all See the above before buying. seen daily except Sunday ac barn only offer refused; No. 2, RoZer, pretty bay chunk, besn used fOr i work and family purposes, 10 140 1Ls., price §55 for e used to farm work, al as shey_havs been used on a country estate: No. 3, democrat wagon, buggy, at your own_price. Can be puilets samo strai rear cf private residence 341 Main St, opposite postofdce, after 9 a. m. aug31d FOR SALE Ready to lay Leshorn n as fourth winning Iso Airedale dog , Cheshire, Co GOOD LIVING in Real E: siness. Our Real Estate ucator teils how Real Estate deals y made Dby successful real estate agent o list property; how to sell; ‘advertise, manage - property; write insurance: about landlord and t; veal estate titles; legal forms; ndreds of pointers, tips, etc; 246 urd. Only $1.00; ‘post- money rigit back if satisfied. Realty Wash- overnment jobs; $90 month r L Frankiin Institute, Jydd HELPERS WANTED In Shipping Department ADMORE WOOLEN MILLS CO, Yantio GIRLS WANTED Paid while learning. Apply FOR SALE on Central Avenue House of 9 rooms in gocd condition, well located with improvements; large lot price reasonable. FRANCIS D. DONOHUE Central Building, Norwich, Conn. BRAINERD & ARMSTRON, 100 Unicn WANTED Every Property Owner to know that he can get abs tection against LIGHTNING Why risk losing your home or barn, when a few dollars will protect it? The safety of your life and property rest in the answer. DODD & STRUTHERS Des Moines, lowa. FOR SALE abeut one acre of land. wich Town, for $1,700.00. E. A. PRENTICE Phone 300 JUST RECEIVED for farmers’ use. The Peck-McWilliams Co. Contractors_and Builders Tel. 389 A nearly new six room Cottage with Well, barn, hen houses, all in fine condition; near Nor- Acarload of Ground Limesione 47 West Main Street F. T. BACKUS, Local Representative Norwich Conn, Telephone 727 12 Laborers, 4 Waitresses, 3 Farm Hands, 4 Men for the beach, 7 General Housework Women, 2 Boys. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Central Building GEO. L. CHESBRO, Manager WANTED IMMEDIATELY summer cottage, good condition, rea- sonable price, on either salt or fresh water. FOR SALE: 41-acre farm, near main line station, on trunk line highway, fine land. large orchard, 8-room house, new barn, large new poultry house and outbuildings: $2,300; easy terms. LEGAL NOTICE. TRY AGENCY, Willimantic, Conn, AT A COURT OF PROBATE HEL A D. 1916, Present—NELSON J. AYLING, Juds! wich, in said District, deceased. minjstration account with N HELEN M. DRI augs1d tamt Clerlk. D at Norwich, within and for the District of Norwich, on the 30th day of August, Bstate of Susan I Hil, late of Nor- The Administratrix exhibited her ad- said estate to the Court for allowance; it is there- FOR SALE FOR SALE. Cottage Houses, Tenement and Busi- ness Blocks, Building Lots, all in de- sirable loca‘ions. List your property it you care to seil or rent as I have & number of people {ooking for real es- tate investments. e. FOR SALL car, in good condit Inquire at 246 Wes ope-Hartford touring ion, very reasonable. t Main St. augdld TFOR SALE—F compi ount at rzain for someone. ar_cylinder runabout, cquipped, . two spare tires, of cash only, or can and few hens part P. 0. H. E. Borden. “¥FOR SALE—Boston bull pups nin railroad: 42 years’ A, Perkins, R. aug3ld FOR from imported Bes: right for fail b from same breed, right. . for nead on Konema st Ty LE_High . F. Cumpstons, London, Cenn. Specific No. 14 is a scientific treatment tc do the werk. Prepared: 2 Poultry Yards, 458 Norwich, Conn. wecks old. Mrs. A, H. Chapman, Col- chester, Conn. aug3ld FOR SALE — Thoroughbred Jersey bull one vear old, r for service. Write or call Mrs. Anna Olsen, Box 4 R. F. ). No. 1, Baltic, Conn. _ aug3ld about 100 acres, one‘half miles from srowth. Address C. . 1. Dantelson, Conn. grade pointers months old; just s, king; also one broken 8 months old; prices s Williams St., aug29TuThS and cure of black- It has never failed Price éars old. 2us26d “¥or s SALE_Cheap, Inquire 293 W. Main St R SALE oung horse, work 3le, good roadster. Chas. W Conn. _ aug30d YOk SALE—One 1916 Maxwell tour- car. full equipped, been run about ,000 miiles. C. S. Peckham, 62 She- tucket S aug30d SALE—One Ayrshire heifer, vears old, calf by her sidel Riley, Allen Hill, Brooklyn, 0d, one team horse, .E—Automoblles: 1915 Max well, eleotric lights and starter, run i 1914 Briggs-Detroiter, and " lights, exeellent with @ number jof r 064 _bargains. Call and see us. Motor Sales Co. Thames Norwich, Ct. Phone 654. FOR milch, gl quarts a d ith calf, $6 Matte No. 1., Box Cows new carload will a 3 98-4, OR SALE—30 new milk cow: rrive soon. Telephon; Willic. augdod FORD tourt 7 ing, 1916, 1913, starter and lights, . p. Woodpecker engine, $45, Storrs, Conn. Tel. Studebaker nion engine, $20. 911, §110; Ford tour- Storrs Garage C Willimantic. aug?sd sixth h. p. volt, $8. “J. aug2sd Bmers N. Fi OAKLAND runabout, 1911, $110; one- on motor, 3 E 110 tts, Storrs, Conn. FOR SALE truck. Inquire C. or Grover & Caro! aug28d Bargain; one-horse K. Bailey, Main St., n Co., Broadway. FOR SALE — For immediate sale, 0X CART in ex sale. Telephone 1 Bulletin Otfice. model 36-B Buick runabowt, good con- dition. " Apply Room 812, Thayer Bdg. 9 to iz augzid COIT about Greystone aug? cellent condition for $61-12, or ingaire at Auglsa L. A weeks oid. Conn. Windhat Phone "OR SALE—Scotch collie pups. elght South Woodmansee, 7 augied -4. FOR SALE or exchangea suburban bungalow 0f seven large room; will be FOR SALE MONEY LOANED of any EmdTEHL Lowest of lnl'hll‘."A‘linld ‘established firm ta deal LOAN Co i THS COLLATERAL 143 mais Brect. Upptaira F. €. GEER,Piano Tuner on Fishers lsland, 8 Room Cottage, fully furnished, will be sold very cheap, so get busy. For full partio- ulars enquire of JCHN A. MORAN, Real Estate Broker Franklin Square, Norwich FOR SALE Thave a few cars of new Brick on the track at Norwich. W2l be sold right for a quick sale, } THOMAS J. DODD, 50,000 fo bui d 1d; also 28 buildin, fore SWECEEAM ¥ £0ld on easy terms. Address . C, W Ordered, That the 5th day of Sep- Real Estatc and Insuranmce. The Bullatiu. augizd tember, A, D. 1916, at 11 o'clock in the| Room 108, Thaser Bldg. = = = forenoon, af the Probate Court Room in FOR SALE—1916 ¥ord touring car, the City’ of Norwick, in said District, E run_about 2,000 miles, and in first be. and the same is appointed for OR FOUR LABORERS |class condition. Apply to E. Vachon, nearfiy mo’same, ‘and the safd Aamin- s Dayville, Conn. augi2d ratrix rec o give motice ANTE = thereo by publishing this crder once FOR SALE—Ten-room house, with in some n per having a_circula- —ar— about two acres land jn Voluntown. thort 13 raid Distriot, at 1esst nve days For_partioulars inguire Louis Guile, R. prior to the date sald hearing, and AMERICAN STRAWBOARD CO., F. D. 2, Waterford, Conn. augsd make rety the Cour et NG, Jutss. NORWICH. FOR SALE—Greatest real ostate har. The above and ¢ g 48 a true gain in Nofwieh: BuckBgham home on oy e Washington St 12-room house, most Ritent: 3 substantially butlt, which cost over lots Price for residence FOR SALE Coit, 63 Broadway. syiia . T TO RENT—) all con- soldy Fegardless of value: . Ale some | yeuiences, five minute K trom othsr property, as follows: No. 1, Duke, | Franklin square; men only. 125 Sshool very good raan horse, ago 9’ years,|St- ZTelephone : L weight 1270 1bs, sound and in good |~ RENT—Store at 71 Franklin 0L condition, ost $250 about two years Je Apply 25 Frankiin St. TO RENT_Furaished rooms; also housekeeping. 7a School St. Telephone 163-2. aur20d TO RENT—Newly farnished rooms, modern conveniences, ai The Seymour; 84 Franklin St. Phone 1043-2. apri2d TO RENT_—Stors at 61 Franklin St Inguire at Bullezin Office, declsd To Rent Six Room Apartment in section. Heat nicest residential All improvements. furnished. N. TARRANT & CO. 117 Main Street TO RENT Send for booklet. “esterly, R. I Others $200 to $4000. FRANK W. COY. FOR SALE FOR SALE No. 21 Maple Grove Avenue, A most attractive Cottace House of 10 Rooms. improvements and in Fine lacation. solicited. All modern perfect condition. Large lot. Inspection JAMES L. CASE 37 Shetucket Street. Thinking that so his days would drift away With no lance broken in life's tourna- ment; Yet ever ‘twixt the books 2nd his bright eves The gleaming cagles of the leglons came, And horserien charging under phantom skios, Went thundering past beneath the ori- famme. And now those walting dreams are From ‘{:Ei"gfi into spactous dawn he His lance is broken: but he lles con- \vnh'v‘[r{z;z[fl]“efjh hour in which he lived Ang, falling thus, he wants no recom- battle in the last Te- Nor needs he any hearse to bear him hence Who goes o doin the men of Agin. Hail! O Baby of the May In the bubbling river bed, heve the camnon play, shrapnel overhead! i ind flashing out the eddies and the shallows th your feet among the trout, ch vour nead among the swallows; While the wag-tails on the daisies Lead you in_the minuet, Twinkling through the flow’ry mazes Baby, o you nuite forget That with shrapmel overhead, Other babes re put to bed? - SHE WORE A WREATH OF ROSES. he wore a wreath of roses The night when first we met; Her lovely face was smiling Beneathi her curls of je! Her footstep had the lighiness, Her voice the joyous tona— The_tolens of a vouthful hcart, Wh rrow is unknown. w her but a_moment, t methinks I sec her now, ih of summer flowers her snowy brow. Upcn A wreath of orange blossoms, When next we met, she wore; The expression of her features Wes more thoughtful than before; And standing by her side was one Who strove, and not in vain, To_soothe her. leaving that dear home She ne'er mizht view again. I saw her but a moment, nks I see her now, th of orange bi owy brow. galn T see that brow: Wwreath is there. +'s sombre cap conceals Her once luxuriant hair. © weeps in silent solitude, And there is no one near To_press her hand within his own, And wipe away the tear. see her broken-hearted; I sec her mow, youth and beauty, garland on her brow. Thomas Haynes Bayly. | HUMOR OF THE DAY “What for does Donald tak’ sic lang strides noo-a-days?” “He says it disna wear oot his shoes e quick!”—Passing Show. QUONOCHONTAUG—Ten-room cot- Patient—Oh, Doctor, Doctor, no tage, § acres land, 1000 feet from |tonzue can tell how I suffer! Ocean and Salt Pond; sown tlower and Physician—Ah—h'm! Let me see vegetable gardens: bardwood floors, | your tongue, please.—Judge. plumbing and = heat Rental 33580} She—When we are married I will never see you coming home at 2 in the morning, will 12 He—Not if you are a heavy sleepe dear.—Punch Bowl. “How is your game of golf’ “It has topping fever, slicing chills and bunkeritis. The professional says, | however, it ought to live for a couple of weeks longer."—Life. Flatbush—I don’t that, dear. thush—Well, I'm not like a I can't have a different kind like your woman. {of hair every day.—Yonkers States- man. Lawyer—Have you been tried for speeding before? Motorist—Uh-huh! Forty or ffty times! Lawyer—Um—that looks bad. You must be about broke!—¥Puck. Professor Fugue—What do _yow mean, Mr. Jones, by speaking of Dick Wagner, Ludie Beethoven, Charlie Gounod and Fred Handel? FOR SALE No. 17 Kinney Ave. Attractive NewCottage 8 ROOMS HARD WOOD FLOOR ALL MODERN PRICE LOW JAMES L. CASE 37 Shetucket St. Norwich, Conn. ( FOR SALE | In the best residential section, & new, modern Cottage, bungalow type, containing seven rooms and bath, finished in oak. Large lot with frult trees. Inquire of THOMAS H. BECKLEY, 278 Main Street Phones 68 724 Jones—Well, you told me to get fa- miliar with the great composers.— Musical America. “Politician, isn’t he?” “Oh, no, he's a statesman. “Well, what's the difference?” “A statesman, my dear chap, is one !who is in politics because he has money. A politician 1s one who has money because he is in politics”— Boston Transcript. “This paper says the Russians cross- ed a stream on pontoons,” Mrs. Twob- ble remarked. “What are pontoons? “Boats or barges strung together to moke a bridge” Mr. Twobble an- swered. “Dear me! And I always thought pontoons were the shells butterfiles came out of.”—Birmingham Age-Her- ald. THE KALEIDOSCOFE Cherry tree gum stiffens hats. A patent for a non-alcoholic beer has been granted a Minneapolis in- ventor. Minnesota, farmers in four years, have spent about $20,000,00 for new buildings. Last year 6,000,000 frogs were plac- ed on the markets of St. Paul and Minneapolis. The average vield of corn in tils country is a little more than 23 bush- els to the acre. | Two Tllinois inventors have patent- ed a waterproof coat made of a single: piece of paper. The Brazilian city of Bahia has re- placed its telephone service with an American system. The meat packing industry of this FOR SALE St. am going to sell cheap. An will be " wise particulars, JOHN A. MORAN, Real Estate Broker, Franklin Square, Norwich. in consulting, for ful A good nine-room house, 58 Twelfth same very one desiring a nice home country in 1910 represented a valua- tion of $1,370,000,000. Argentina has the longest piece of straight railroad track in the world, a stretch of 17 miles. 1 A Brazilian city uses ambulance to transport and from hospitals in its a trolley ecar patients to suburbs. and 40-foot streat. and the 28 lots, $10,000. - Address Real Bstate Exchange, New London, Conn. je2ldew FOR SALE or exchange for Ford car; a good heavy-welght_ hprse; souna and gentle, Also one 50 acro farm fn good cond a very low_price. Main ‘St., Willimantic, ition with new barn énd stlo, conveniently located on trol- | ley; 6 cénts fare from Willlmantic; at Samuel Adams, ‘921 jyisa LOST AND FOUND EOST—Hamilton , Crown HIL 'spring, - reflway watch, at - mear tracks, Wed- 3 T retirn- to ve Tewand COWS FOR SALE oy own buying Aug. will arrive 29th, 1916, F. W. HOXSIE, Lebanon, Conn. Tuesday, Tel. § Carload of extra geod young cows of Through the government effort a million acres of desert land have been transformed into fruitful farms tilled by 29,000 families. Simultaneous tests are being made of the air of Chicago, St. Louls, Pitts- burgh and Cincinnati to determine which is the smokiest city. M. J. FIELDS, . . $3 Ward Street Carnatiogs. - . Elamts. Florist More than $12,000,000 has been ex-, vended by the Cizarmakers’ Interna- union in caring for its sick, (destitute members the-last"; tional unemployed and and families duning _years,