Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 9, 1916, Page 16

FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS msn-rcm st Root. w“ mfn mnn%efins Picturu at ANNOUNCEMENTS "= BREED THEATRE. ™ Big Double Feature Bill for Monday and Tuesday of Next Week. The.feature sareen produotion at the Breed theatre for todaJ is The ''Come- back, featuring the popular young Etellar combination, old Tiockwood end May WAllison, The Comeback is a thrilling story of the great north woods and s produced In five superb nets. A le cast appears in the suppert of the stars and includes Les- er Cuyneo, Howard Truesdell, George lenry, Bert Starkey and Mitchell Lewis. There is a wexlth of excellent photography fn this production, as it was taken in the picturesque couptry around the Dead river, Maine, where the players were carriel into the real setting of the story. Scores of native lumberjacks and mountaineers were used in the big scenes. The Breed also presents Max Fig- man in a very funny comedy entitled Ducks is Ducks. This picture is of special interest to local theatregoers, as Channing Huntington, a local young man, assisted in directing‘the picture, and also appears in it. For Monday and Tuesa: the man- agement announces a bill of‘extraordi- nary excellence, consisting of two feature attractions, a five part Metro drama featuring the illustrious Fran- cis X, Bushmean, entitled A Million a Minute, and the million dollar come- dian, Charlie Chaplin, in the most laughable of his screen characteriza- tions, a two‘act comedy entitled Po- lice. A Million a Minute is a thrilllng story of mystery, Intrigne and adven- ture covering two continents, and con- taining many interesting characters. It contains many interesting scenes, some of which were photographed on the transatlantic steamer as she was coming up the bay, and shows many glimpses of New York's ekyscrapers and the city’s wonderful waterfront. In Police, Charlie Chaplin is seen at best. IHe encounters a series comic and near-tragic adventures and 7ill keep the audience in a continuous minutes. oar for thirty Comipleting the bill for Monday and Tuesday, the Breed will also present the etro Travelogue and Mr. ar« (Irs. Sidney Drew in The Lady Killer. Owing to the length of the perform- ance the matinee will start at 2.15 and the ev g show 1 start at 6.45 and 845 p. m. There will be no al- vance in prices. THE AUDITOR‘IU‘“ Cpsl) for the Soasan of 1996-17 on' Next N~ - Afternoon. After a tho; u. clmnmg. ainting:, and general fis.’ both outside and | . £ Auditoriio theatre will ope - door for t. season of 1916 and 17 on next Monday afternoon, Sept. 11th. L what cy of the h chaiged thi weck T ¥ al fer the exc adm’ssiun_price. Two sets of vaude- 'y ville will be presented each half of the wee i gement with ent all of the: under his pe fact alone wi acts of excep- g here eac Mondays and _ programme has on (vhich w: this ‘‘ne eves On ev Dsen 2/ 4C (2 Mon- P ramo - a picture Pg a r double reel V. iso featuring 2. well ar. On W-¢ there will be am IFox featur orge Ade lay will bring ature and th and later tt the = anothey al M rial now and Boston Fairfax. All the s run will 'hr' of iate ~elease and two new motion picture machines alled in the booth the projection d be faultless. next Monday’s vaudeville pro- mme will be Wilson and Whitms men who will present a comedy singing, dancing and piano specialty, and Ruth Lattimey, who has a verv t musieal offering to present. Both acts are rated among the best and for what the vaudeville show lacks in quantity it will make up for in quality. The Paramount five reel feature for Monday and Tuesday will be David sarrick, featuring Dustin Farnum and taken from the well known book of the me name. The V. L. S. E. comedy will be Frank Dan\e]‘! the famous mu- sical comedy star, in Mr. Jack. Ad- mission 10e, evenings a few seats 20 DAVIS THEATRE. Four Jhows Today, at 1.30, 3.15, 6.45 and 245—Three Good Keith Acts and Douglas Fairbanks in a Triangle Feature. Anyone who wants to see an alround #ood show of vaudeville and plctures cannot do better than visit the Dav today and see the Dill that has caused so much talk the past two days. The feature attraction is the old; favorite: Brown, Harris and Brown, two men d a woman, and they have the fun- niest act ever scen in this theatre, This 1s an act that the children will enjoy, for Mr. Brown is funny and doesn’t need to_resort -to-vulgarity to get people laughing. “Another good act 1s Jack Donohue, a comedian and dancer that has been a big hit here. plays even seen in this city for the money. The headline attraction is the huge spectacular musical comedy of- fering entitled A Dream of The Orient featuring Madame Makarenke and her beautiful Oriental girls. There are ten people in the act and it is the most pretentious feature that has ever played this theatre. They carry two special stage settings and numerous Oriental rugs and draperies, the gor- geousness of which has never bean equalled in any vaudeville attraction that has appeared at this theatre. Every member of the company is an accomplished singer and for dancing, this act is in a class by itself. They carry their own musical director, who leads the orchestra and sings & solo in a rich baritone voice. The costum- ing of the act has not been neglected and the girls make several changes throughout the ‘performance, elthough this act is the most expensive duction ever seen here and is a ole show in itself the managemeni have not. strinted on the bill. There will be two other acts besides this one, namo- 1y, Burps and Lyman, two expert danc- ers and comedians, and Bob Tenney, & black face musical comedian, who pro- vides music and mirth that anyone will enjoy. In the photo plays the Triangle feature is called Honor Thy Name, with Frank Keena Charles Ray and Louis Glaum as the _ stars. This is a five part Ince production and a great big message is carried to the world with the thesis of this pro- duction. An old fashioned father of the sturdy patriotic stock of the South shows his erring son that a good name is even more’ to be guarded than life itself. The son falls in with a rath- er fast set in New York and allows a woman_of the usual type to enslave him, The complications that ensue while the father tries to separate the boy from this calculating woman forms one of the sensational elements of the story, There is the usual funny two reel Keystone comedy on the bill and De Wolf Hopper is the star. Matinee at 2.15 daily, all seats 10 cents. BEvening at 6.45 and 8.45, 10. 15 and 20 cents, reserved. { ATOP THE ‘MAJESTIC. Tonight will be vour last chance to attend the Majestic Roof Garden and see the excellent picture bill and en- the dancing, refreshments, etc., as 1l close for the season after to- ! night’s performance. The 13th epi- sode of The Mysteries of Myra will be one of the picture attractions this evening. This picture will run for two more weeks and will be shown at the Anditorium theatre on the next two Frid.ys and Saturdays. Other pic- @res on the Dbill tonight are Would | ¥cu Forgive Her? a three reel Selig drama, and Will 2 Woman Tell? a comedy reel by company. the Vim Jacobs' orchestra will be heard tonight for the last time here, and all who can should avail themselves of dane- ling once more to the excellent music rnished by this popular orchestra. TR freshments will be served as usual. U) e Anditorfum theatre will open for “ae season of 1916-17 on next Monday | afternoon. Y. (G C. A. MEE N Rev. Arthur Varley ¥, ‘Women ING. Inviled. ‘An unusually attractive meeting for and women is arranged by f,3 C. A. for tomowmow (Sunday)’ . 7 m. in tL~ large store of (B >r brildir 7 on Franklin square. D»_musi al grogramme will he made lnrerqtim., ¥ " singing by the Central Bap ¥. Church qu_rtette, and Swahn's orchestr-. T e adixges o the sion will be 1 ed by Rov. A ‘aar Varley, ih» >y popuiar pastor of (%> Taft™ D ~ ngre ational ch h, who has been heard before with (Yuch pleasure. The scrvie(: will bagin promptly at o'clock, lasting one i1teresting from beg'nning to end. '1'.33 doors con at 4.9 — L3 AND FOWRD ECS™—Fridey morning, m,veen ) Case’s office and Tw/T To¥shi ;'()f =t, a palr of eyegl Tses m ek gige | Finder pleass leave ngfi‘u"w TOST—A s-n of monsr either on or West Muin “1788; or 'Fa/, reet, or nn Wdot Hlde trol ffy Brst’ Great Plain at 415 p. - Hetumn to 2% Muin St sp) { f ‘emale beagle flmd .;v head, with \:.L'Ste shéulders and four to Louis Tru'dea.u s psd Srowa’ .- Appl Cen, Baltlg. FOR SALE FOR SALE Stables on Asylum Exceilent location for stable or other business 1so build lot on the sputherly oids o Maple St, next west of th H. A Briggs property. 50 feet fr: and over 200 deep, Also a tract of about 150 acres of posture and timberland in Bozrah, near I Hills, recently owned by John ‘anwaring, Jr. Also an undivided interest as recent- ly owned by John Manwaring, Jr. in the Manmwaring property 'in Montville, consisting of the Manwaring home- stead, Raymond farm and the Way place! AMOS A. BROWNING, sepuSTu Recetver. FOR SALE A nearly new six room Cottage with about one acre of land. Well, barn, hen houses, all in fine condition; near Nor- wich Town, for $1,700.00. E. A. PRENTICE 86 CIiff Street Phone 300 JAMES H. HYDE ‘Auctioneer His dancing is entirely different from anything ever seen here and his com- edy is refreshing. The, third act on the bill is The Woods Musical Trio, two ladies and a gentleman, and they have an act that could headline any bill. They pIrLy several instruments, including violin, cornet and exlaphone. One of the ladies gives ‘some very clever- imitations on the drums. If you want to hear something real good don't miss this act. In the photo plays the feature is called The Half Breed, and Douglas Fairbanks 18 the star. "This is a five part Triangle production and one of the best yet. To_ compléte the show there is the usual funny two reel Key- stone. Cf , the’one today. the A Iif Carabe w;nfhe ifigm’ Thcu bW A flfl! excellent DAVIS- THEATRE NEXT WEEK. “A Dresm .ofsthe Orienty” Big-Musical Act With 10 People—Two Other | :complete. shows 45 and 845, so m-fi chance ‘to enjoy AUCTION Will be sold at Public Auction TUESDAY, SEPT. 26, 1916, at 10 o’clock a. m., my farm, with £0 accos of, Tand, House, barn and other buildings, in good ‘con. dition, s Mansleld Cify, two miles east from South Coven five milesi north from Willimantic; “also -1 < good horse (weight about 12003, 2 herness, two-horse iéam wagon, dump cai 2 buggies, two-horse mower, borse four-horse powser - gasoline . merd e e vist " m o ng,_joutil sha.mng and pulleys, sleigh, Hnm-_-k yrecder, two-horse bol anwil and £00] penters ng grl-né'iuebm?f row, lot chains, f JUST RECEIVED | Pr:ch—Men |; the |\ our, e will be l 4 Jame S or 6 Men For ‘Agreeable Work At AMERICAN STRAWBOARD CO., 'NORWICH WANTED IMMEDIATELY summrer cottage, good condition, rea- soneble price, on either salt or ‘fresh water. FOR SALE:.él-acre farm, near main lime lon, On trunk line highway, fine land. large orchard, x{r;o%x:“::g;ed te mow Boll ARt 552,500 Rasy terma. ”i‘uRYONE AGENCY, Willimantic, Conn. WANTED Every Property Owner to.know that he can get absolute pro- tection against LIGHTNING Why- risk hnln your home or barn, when a few dollars will protect it? The of your life and property rests in the answer. DODD & STRUTHERS Des Moines, lowa. F. T. BACKUS, Local Rcpresentative Norwich Conn, Telephone 727 WANTED WE CAN NOW make room for you on our sales force, as we have opened FOR SALE FOR SALE—46 acres; level, smooth, 2004 for cora, potatoes; near faib TO RENT FURNISHED rooms to rent. Street. 57 CLff sepdd UD a new territory in this vicinity:|sood silo, water, fruit; 7-room |~ 4 ey write today. Brown Brothers Nursers, |nouse: buudmgs Worth_price; $1,800,| FOR BE'E';T S oy Scads Toone Rocaester, N. Y. sepdd -’ | §800 cash; easy terms. E. P. Robinson, fogflgg-sTfiThm‘e t FARM WANTED Tamediately; mus: | Locker, Conn. Sopbd = be low priced. Owmers address Henry| SMALL FARM for sale, about one| O RENT—Lower and upper teme- R, ionnedy, 108 Fulion St. New York.| mite srom Senizal Villago-depol; about | ment at 663 North Main St Apply at sepyd 10 acres; $2,000. B. W. Danielson, Agt, | oifice, The Norwich Belt Mtg. Co., nc. Moosup, ‘Cona. SSpusy Jan1sSW. LADIES gather botanical specimens in flelds or by roadside, ali or spare time, $1 to $5 per day Stamped en- Yelope for book and prices. Botanical 43, New Haven, Conn. sepdd A WORD to turkey raisers: Konemap Specific No. 14 is a scientific treatment for the prevention and cure of black- head In turkeys. It has never failed 1o do the work. Prepared and sold by MARRY if lonely: for results, try|Konemah Poultry Yards, 456 West Main me; best and most successtul; hundreds | St., Norwich. Gonn. Brice. 500, riech wish marriage soon; strictly con-| augTuThS fidential; most reliable: years Of ex- perience: descliptions free. The Sic-| NOR SALEFive farms above Yantic cessful ‘Club, Mrs. Purdie, Box 556,|and three houses; will be sold at low Galdand, Cal sep9S | Price if taken at once; also three acres cabbage by the barrel. Address P. A. Nawrocki, Yantic. sepPThSTu FOR SALE—Furniture, pictures and plano, at 23 Washington St sepSd FOR SALE — Two-tenement house corner Onezo St, and Lincoln Ave.; BXCEPTIONAL opportunity for ex- clusive tire agency of the best pneu- matic tire made; we are golng to en ablish an agency in this city; if you up “to a big proposition, write .or_wire, as our reprecentative will be_ here in a fow days. Drenco|fouse in A No. 1 »ndlmon Apply to Sales . Corporation, Broadway at 50th z L e D Yepbd | Oscar Dugas, 10 Grove St. Putnam. Cu. OASH for old false teeth; send ma FOKR SALE—One pair good work your old sets of artificial tedth in any |norses, or Will exchange for young oat. condition; will send you $i for eacn 3 old sot by return mail; also highest | SoncAad SinteiPPR, &%, Valley Farm, cash prices for old gold, silver, plat- sepSd ¥ = inum ‘and gold teeth. L. Mazef, 2007 5. 3th St. Philadelphia, Pa. _ sepdd | FOR SALE — Furniture, mierors, crockery, pewiter, ass, rons, TADIES —To make shields at home; | pris 5 Sou 510 per hundred) material furriahed; g | By Sic 21 ofd pleces. AR canvassing; can 'sew four an hour; send tamped addressed envelope for partic- FOR SALE—A small farm that con- w siwerior Supply €0, Dept £ | taine "two-iensment house'and” para South Haven, Mich, Sepoa " | Apply ex $1 East Ave, Westerly. . WOMEN wanted; full time salary $15 | — selling guaranteed hosiery to wearer; TOR SALE—! 25c an hour spare timej permanent: 200 for a mahogany up- right Mehlin piano in' first class cotl: TO RENT—A desirable six-room flat, central location, modern improvements. Ingquire at 122 Broadway. sepsd TO RENT—AnN apartment with elght rooms, bath, all modern improvements. For_particulars, inquire of Uilve Bailey, 50 oeman Ave. sepd FOR RENT — Attractive flat, six rooms and bath, large reception ball, modern equipment, excelient neighbor- hood] $30. Archa W. Coit, 63 Broadway. augsld FOR RENT — Homellke furnished house, eight rooms and bath; best res- idence section. Archa W. Coit, 63 BLroadway. augsld TO RENT—A flat of six rooms, first floor, . pleasantly located, reasonable rent. Inguire 83 Ouk St augia TFOR RENT-—House €8 Asylum St all modern improvements. inquire 7% Asyium Si aug29d POETRY THE CROW AND THE FOX. (As La Contain would have written 4t had he been an American.) Perched on a tree, Master Crow sat and held A beakful of Camembert cheese. camo a fox to the fragrance he smelled, And hlnded the crow words like thes: "WGH. Well. look who's here on this “trec! BeMeve me, some bird: Goo! you look me. Sav. Kid. if your pipes can compars With all those ewell feaihers you wear, You've got poor Carus» backed Off the map!” Now these words made the crow such a swell-hreaded yap That. to show off his do-re-mf's, Me opened his beak—Zip! down came the cheese! Sly old fox scooped it up and sald, “Bonenead, get wise; Fight shy of us soft-tall guys; The drinks are on you if you fall for such truck. This lesson will stand you one checse— Tough lu. Master Crow was and he swore, Just a HNttle too that he'd be a oo no more. ore, te, TO RENT—Furnished rooms, single or connecting, modern conveniences, 83 ‘Washiangion Phone i42: augzld FURNISHED apartments, one and two rooms, with kitcheneite; steam heat, electric light. Phone 1276-2, 27 Division. aug2ed TO RENT—Desirable cottage a: 40 Oak St.; modern conveniences. Appiy at 51 Spring St augzd FURNISBED rooms; reasonable rates; suitahls for light housekeeping. Mrs. Bmma Morse, 18 Union St. jy25d TO RENT—For $10 a month a tepe- ment of seven Tooms at 56 School St. within five minutes’ walk of Frankiin Square; also & basement tenement o three rooms. lInquire at Builetin Of- fice. jy21d ¢xperience unnecessary. International jdition; have no use for two.pianos, W. Hosiery, Norristown, Pa. . sep9d fi.bPultz.D Lebanon, - Conn. = Tel. 16-2, ebanon Div. TED—To hire a_cottage of six 2 L on_rooms; moderate rent. Ad.| NICE PIGS for sale. Tel. 1203-3. " Spinners, Picker Room Men. B. W., care Bulletin Co., Norwich, s2pid 3 — WOOLEN CORP. FOR SALE—Two horses, at 197 North Rz s“fl"’" ann FARM w:mter}{ must be cheap: with | Main St sepid enn I or without stock or tools. Address G. FOR SALE_Two horses, 1 - ght out of M., care Bulletin Office. sep9d jpork, make good farm ' or” business SATURDAY special: M. Garcle & |Dorses; one bay horse, weight about FOR SALE Co.’s shad r'nv.vn wrapper clgar 5c|110v 1bs, 10 years old, good driver and stralght, §1.25 the box; give it the once | eXtra_good worker, clever for women over. Fagan's Smoke Shop. _seepdd _|of vhildren, price §75; one sorrel mare with silver manc an g 00d flesh, FOR SALE AGENTS wanted to hondle household | welght 1070 Ibs., age & years, Deeatty Very degirable Seven-room Cottage, {| articles; needed in every home; house-jand oclever every way, good worker, furnished or unfurnished, situated at Groton Long Point Beach, Conn. Electric_lights, hot and cold water, open plumbing, fireplace. Would sell at sacrifice if fusen at once. No agents. FKirs. E. J. King, Box 5, , Conn. !Gmton Long Poin?, o — . s The Best Bulding L'te Cor Com- mercial Purposes in Willimamic. Sit- uated in the heart of the city, on Main Street, with track room. Will be sold at a lowv price if t&=_n at once. For terms #ply to WELLRD W. HAYBEN P(ione 38-5 ,?o HouT Din St, ® | I { fifig SALE S S ttage, lawmst IPPAYS 1ez& % rx,m, SOl 0 V“"‘ AT, ele"t hsrdwoo floors; _oné_acre - 'fm_\d $n_minuges from Franklin Square, :u* N e: price.$2,100. - Can bs <-sy terms. Ces B, -v!E'bE'.Lv, - B3clele 1346 on , ~olley gt on ¥lem 9. [lfl.rs. H. L. Griffin, Box 112, Brookline, i {wives delighted; send for free particu- | price $60. Owing to a change in busis ness, must sell before Sept, 15. Can be seen at stabls only after 9 a. m., rear of Drivate residence,” 34l Main sepid FOR SALL—Auwmobfles 1915 Max- well, electric lights and starter, run Mass. sep2Sd nufacturer wants repre- sell shirts, underwear, hoslery, dresses, walsts, skirts, direct to homes. Write for free samples. LARG3 sentativer t 5 Madison LJills, 390 Broadway, New York ity $000 milos, $400: 1914 Briges- Detroiter, dlectric starter and Lghts, excellent condition, $360; with a humber of 2ther good hargains. Call and see us. ALL—Toc buy hogs, calves, fat 1, Yantic, or Phone]c {1 or after 6 p. m. ¥¥a_in ¥=rwich; Buck gham home on N-uhl er? St.; 12-room house, most Substantwily bt ANTED—Ross en-teye cutt inch, | in the vicinity of 'Nomrvich; ‘wwst 400 Huild; also ?c ilding_lots be cheap for . J. T. <Church, OU- 35 go v%qa:)street = Vressaence casville, Ct. sepTTh: Cress Real WANIED—Office boy: neat rav--k\\ 1pst, Com, good at figures, by one and Dest firms in the oit TifoR S.EE S DE g, oNp.bofss {|chance for advancement. CWrte, 1 ;mun trues. Inaiire C. K. Rudey, Wain &2, 9r call ‘Norwih Cputerclal "Selrza ] orGenzer & Caron Co., Brosdway. Chaa, "(lln B.ilding, %> interview. [ DUTHEH o - e | U ARG [<{z.rd about Greystone TrIny men to %& \ 3 S ot R e, st Blain. oasb Ox g in Cyrelient can‘flltlo’n for 2 1 W &)lon. 12, or inguire atj ANTED — WoCaiho pers for 260 | 50t 5 2 | nasd and soit wood; will pay paunetinGAice. s auEisd ST Mosicowitz, Hanover, Ct. 'T'05; SFLE or exchansea suburban J/u\gii ‘o seven large room; will be li an casy Cerms. . Adaress H.C W s always In fine condi- tion all kept under glass and in =i zinc-lined cases. A oke tastes better| FOR »»':‘ Yy or exchange for Ford and burns n in good condi- cer; a A heavy-welght - horse; e Shop. sepsd |sound Csdlgentle. Also one 50 acre Zood price Tief | L4 m in €Y condition with mew barn SRR snd silo, eoveniontly located on tro le: rom Willimantic; at Samuel Adams, 921 tle, iyisd SALE atr/awe o Very i‘)v' 255 Ygain St \m,.m.n O NTEL—G i1 v ad. drican Fur C French- 'Thy zer Bldg. sepid es 1. bc(\/” o SHETUXRET STREET . e —-——~_-—>' T SALE EW :IGHT “Rocm BUNGALOW ‘SNTTACE $ 40 ALL MODERN Lt iyl i RENY 7 ROOM APARTMENT on Sachem Street $30.00 POSSESSION OCTOBER FOR SALE No. 21 Maple Grove Avenue HANDSOME RESIDENCE OF 10 ROOMS HARD WOOD FLOORS MODERN BATH ELECTRIC LIGHT FINE YARD BARGAIN PRICE James L. Case 37 SHETUCKET STREET 1st Granolithic Sidewalk Facts Over forty cement walks built by me Norwich. One at Chelsea Parade, 1,450 feet long, over one-quarter of a mile. | will furnish the names of those forty satisfied customers. Se- lect a man who knows how and will do it. Specifications amount to noth- g compared to experience. Mine is for you If you are wise. START RIGHT mall sized vio- 4 Bullard, Bliss < sep7d |5Two carloads of good Cows just STIED—To employ @ man In every |arrived. quallied to call upon retail mer- tors; dutles consist of motliods of adjusting also our credit:re- 7 business man needs our don permanent, earnings upw $18 eekly; expense ad- vimces Ivhen necossaoy, Mercantile & DA Lwriany Relx ftng Ageney, Albany, N sepTd Y ANCED A few ambitious men to 222t lifc insurance: whole or part time. JAMES H. HYDE, North Franklin Telephone 30, Lebanon, Conn. System; . JUST ARRIVED. 28 Hor % just in from the west. They poe ail nice]y broken and gentle, right ar big and small. inquirr A. M., Bulletin, sepTd iftoes et Cm ottt for general hous: o work; sma W. B, Wheatley aug2id Day St,~Danielson, Conn. - Fhone. —— e POR SALE Fisl.cry Island, 8 Room Cottage, | choad, wl-l be X7 vel For partc Registered _assistan pply to The Burroughs Panielson, Conn. Phone, [on Wanted, girls to a to Manager i ulara enquire of JOHN A. MORAN, Real Eusat> Broker Franklin Square, Norwich for no washing. Ap- B St sepsd nment jobs now list free. Frank- 2 .ul‘f’;u 5 month; n L .sunue Dept. 3 BEAUTIFUL RESIDENLE in Willimantic, Conn. FOR SALB Rochester, sepdd NTED—100_good clean American 0 from 20 to 25 years of age, mar- ried men preferred, to work on various echanical work in fac- s to learn 22%c and 25¢ per excellent chances for ad- We do not manufacture materials and offer steady employ- ment to good clean men. Bums and aters not wanted. Employment Dept, The New Departure Mfg. Co., Bri Conn. sepia WANTED—A competent second girl Apply Mrs. G. W. Carroll, 257 Broad- way. sep2d WANTED—A young man to work on a soda fountain in confectionery store. Inquire at Bulletin Office. sep2d WANTED—For housework, a middle aged woman in family of two; one who would prefer a good home in preference to wages; references required. Mrs. Bussey, Oneco, Conn. aug29d WANTED—Two or three men board- ers. 26 Laurel Hill Ave. aug2ld MAKE GGCOD LIVING in_ Real Es- tate Business. Our_Real Bstate Bd- tor tells bow Real BEstate deals are made by successful real estate agents; ho to list property; how to 11; 'advertise; manage property; wrife insurance; about landlord and tenant; real estate titles; legal forms; hundreds - of pointers, i ot 246 itk Rent. House contains rooms, newly patnted, and shmgm large verandas and splendid grounds; spring water in house; also lodge and two-story brick barn “or garage that could be pur- chased if desired; a very attractive summer or all year round home; situ- ated on the leading residential street of Willimantic (corner Pleasant and Mountaln streets); best location in the city; convenient to schools, city hall, postoffice, Main street and all busi- ness sectlons. For terms and further particulars, apply to WILLARD W. 7¢ Mountain St., Phone 28-5. HAYDEN, Wiilimantic, Conn. augl6WFM $4,000 WILL BUY Six rooms and Thos. J. Dodd GENERAL:CONTRACTOR 99-Cliff Street .822 pages nicely bound. Omly 310 FASE D Sottage {iouse. &5 propaid, Your money right back it you are not perfectly satisficd. Realty Educatcz; Desk & Station F; Wash- ingten, O. C. Jyisd WANTED—Second d furnpiture highest price paif. Bruckner, 55 Franklin' St. Tel. 71%-3. may24id GIRLS WANTED Pald while learning. Apply BRAINERD & Anumows‘oo.. bath, every improvement. Large level lot. -~ Good neighborhocd, near trolley. ARCHA W. COIT, " The Mutual Benefit Life Agency “Telephone-1334 . 63 Broadway @m&gr LOTS '”X'Tu'?r éa‘fi.“',’i;‘i?h" %?a.fl:.'é"g [ degie ‘omen; 2 Buye: Fai;s Emm,owzwr meny;, armers, don’t sell till you see|Norwicn . Mobor . Sales Con Thames’ will pav cash for e I get;|®quare, Norwich, Ct. Bhone 554, ai to pu . ad-Ps%epca FO® SALE_Greatest roal ostato baro, cost over | FOR RENT in the b Franklin and Willow ner store for years occupled by Treat druggisi, and the tales store room and bo by the Providence 13 Coit, 63 Brozdway. TO REN veniences, five 1unutes’ walk Franklin square; men only. 12 St._‘Telephone 4. room, tormerly used Biiery. cha W. Jy17a arnished rooms, all con- from A*x;‘hur J. Goodhart, in London Opin- on, FORGET-ME-NOT. When to the flowers so beautiful The Father gave a name, Back came a little blue-eved one (ATl timidly it came); And standing at its Fa And gazing In his face, It said, in low and trembling tone, “Dear ‘God. the name thou gavest me, Alas! 1 hava forgot.” Kindly the Father looked him down And said: “Forget-me-not.” ONWARD SPEEDS. Adrift! A Mttle boat adrift! And night is coming down! Will no one guide a iittle boat Infto the nearest town? r's feet yesterdcr, vrs say, on v as the dusk was browsn tle boat gav. s strifs, And purgled down and down. duy little boat, o'spent with zales, Retrirgmed its mas redecked its sei¥ Hxultant, onward spe: TO BIANT—Store at 71 Frozkd, Apply %% Franklin St. ,1 24 TO REN urnished _Toog e aousekeeping. 7o School 5. e]a‘mov 165-2. {pav200 TO RENT_Newly furciiwis rooms, modern conveniences, at Tre Seymour, 84 Franklin St. Phone 10442, aprizd TO REN I-Stors at 61 !"rnnk'in St Inquire at Dulletin Office. FOR RENT The large cottag> kouse recently oc- Charles The A cupled by the late Rev. Noyes, located on Carrol avenue. house has been greatly improved. very attractive rate. For full particulars inquire of JOH: A. MORAN, Recl Estate and Invest- ment Broker, Franilin Square, Nor- HUMOF. OF THE DAY “How’s your garden coming along?’ “Slowly. Those early vegetables I planted remind me of my wife getting ready for a ball.”—Kansas City Star. “I had a long talk with your hus- band yesterda: “He’s an extremely interesting man —as I remember "—pPuck. You married a rich wife, didn’t you?” asked Jones of his friend, ‘Yes,” he s'ghed, “but she's not de- clarea any dividend yet."—Buffalo Courier. Mrs. Jiggs—So your daughter mar- ied a suigen? Noggess—Yes. I'm so glad. I can afford to have aopendicitis. —Detroit Free Press. Bill—I see war has seriously affect~ ed the peanut trade of Madras, India. T6 RENT An apartment of eight rooms, with modern improvements, centrally locat- ed, in a g00d nelghborhood; possession given Oct. 1. Tel. 374-3. sepsd To Remn x Room Apartment in residential section. Heat nicest i improvements, i furnished, N. TARRANTY & 117 Main Street . CcO. L e i T() RENT QUONOCHONTA AUG—=eo oom cek- tige. s ecrex land, 1000 feor from C#zzn and Bale Pord; sown dowusr snd vn&mble Rarieng, hardmoé floo, 1} I | Zlunthing anl fcat. Boisal 335 Oth’:rs $200 to S(-\.K/O "enfl /5 booklet. FRANK Y4750, Vestssly R L, e c_"———f*: p—c= FOX FALE e\ FOR SALE d SAL In the best residential sectiom, & new, modern Cottage, bungalow type, containing seven rooms and bath, finished in oak. Large lot with fruit trees. Inquire of THOMAS H. BECKLEY, 278 Main Street Phones 68 724 — 50 ACRE FARM For $1,400 Cash New house of six rooms, surround- ed by beautiful shade trees, barn 16x30, one hennery 8x12, two scratching sheds, 60 peach trees (will bear this season), 1% sirawberries (will be in fruitage this Spring), % acres asparagus (will cut 100 ibs. daily In season— an income getter). jear railroad, scheol ana church; land free from stone and machine worked. Send for latest catalogue. J’u‘t issued Chocice of 400. Nothitg Zse it.in all New England. WILLIAM A. WILCO® Real Estate Broken, §t- Wes? Broad St., Westedy, B I, Telazhone 365 —That's strange. I thouzht the |war had made a great demand for shel Yonkers Siatesman. { “Always see a man just after he has had a good lunch. That the best time to get an order from him.” “And vou don’t have to invite him out, either,” added the thrifty sales- man.—Judge. always trying to save him~ le.” “And did he succeed?” “Yes. He has saved up a whole lot more than he can take care of.”— ‘Washington Star. Clerk—Now, see here, little girl, I can't spend the whole day showing you penny toy: Do you want ‘he earth with a little for one cent? Little girl—Let me see it.—T.ife. “Algy, I want you to buy me a book. “I am glad you are becoming litera- ry, my dear.” “Fudge. This article says one way, to acquire a good carriage is to prac- tice balancing a book on your head.— Louisville Courier-Journal. THE KALEIDOSCOYE One-fourth of Germany is wooded. red fence around it A novel umbrella is equipped with 3 storage battery electric light In its ‘handle. H Motor cars fitted wlt’n ‘{-my appa- ratus are used extensively by the French Red Cross society. i A pear tree on the farm of J. & Engle, in Shoemakersville, Pa, 163 yedrs old, is bearing fruit. 4 A New Jersey inventor has patented a garden tool that can be used as a rake, wceder or shovel, In Wales the hedge gfix’llc or, “-!‘ ji more commonly called, “Jack-] \he Hedge,” is often frled with bacon. factories -tn needles and increase in There aro forty-nine the United States making pins, and all report an business. e s J. B. Hoyes of Randolph, Me, Is tha owner ®of twenty-eight Barred Plym- outh Rock pullets, hatched March 1,' which recently laid seventeen esgs in a day. 4 Miss Mabel F. Allen of Mount Ver- non, Me., found an unusual pond My, recently. It had two stems grown to- gether their entire length and a dou- bl eblossom concealed in one set of petals. . i Five hundred large ilytraps are to be distributed to police and fire sta- tions and to persons living in congest- ' ed districts by Dr. Jean Lawrence, head of the Cleveland, O., bureau of| fly examination. H | —_— e STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDD,| Tucas County, SS. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he‘ « Ofices 110 ¥vest 34th St., New s¥ork Tejephone 2998 Greeluy FOR SALE. Cotzage Houses, Tenement an ness Blocks, Bulldi Lo&@ all FBS5 1o Jocazio 18 property . yots care You sel i rnn& Tmve N S ACmber S peopls e mkln: r‘real en~ quesm is senfor partner of the firm of Cheney & Co., doing business in, City of Toledo, county and state alo: re t Sum’ of ONE HUNDRED. DOLLARS 3 each and every case of caterrh thet{ cannot be cured by the uss of EmIl'z Sworn_to before me and suxbscfli& in my presence, this 6th day of ne% ber, A. D. 1886 & A. W, GLBA fil’s .Catatrh Cure is taken inter-! arg acts throughithe blood on the’ mucous Su of ‘the system. Sena’ F. J. CH. & . PR o v M Tl il Tamix il for cons‘upaflon ‘“I%)usands of children have worms that sap their vitality and make them listless and irritable. Kickapio Worm and has a tonic-effect on the Synflrs ally in sleep or m 1 mm?. ‘worms - and, l said, and that said firm_wil] for| Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENBY, Notary Pubke. | for tesflmo'&" fi‘ea. Rid Vour Children of Worms. Killer kills-and removes worms anc ‘3:? &zr at l!fl RS