Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 16, 1916, Page 16

PALR AND COOMLER TADAY A¢D T OMORROW PRI FULL ASSOCIATED ESS DISPATCHES P R, — i s oE T 3 V‘;m ¥+ Going Gn Topigtt |lne Boones ot the lot's. development. FOR SALE. i WANTED WANTED TO RENT POETRY One of the es introduce: il - 3 hand furniture,| WE CAN make roo TO RENT—A six-room tenement, in S Motton Fistcres at Drecd Theatrs, | 1I°% Creat Price, et Diaten mrad A Brackner, 56 | on our saley foree, ook v o TOE o Tol Tllnl Soggy Peanuts firs class eondition, wiih hot and cold SUBMISSION AND REST. Vacdeviile Ana :Mowing Plotures at | %, d0zen or more prominen = Franklin St. Tel. 717-3. may2id |up a new ‘territory in this vielnity. water and bath; fine nelghborhood; e Davis. who live in New York's Bohemia. Write today. Brown Brothers' Nursery, . reasonable rent’ Address rent, Box|Thes camel at'the close of day. g =. The Metro Travelogue and Mr. and Y ANTED Rochester, N. ¥, 2opibd [mo Com of Re 313, Norwich, Conn. seb16d riatiaifoyn Tron gisetnde piain, ANNOUNCEMENTS® |Ii™, g5y Drew complele the Bil BOYS W. WEALYHY farmers Gaoznter, T7, : X0 RENTHome with or without | “And rest agum o - For Monday and Tuesday the Breed| One new six room Cotf latest In Finilhing Deparlment lonely, will marry. Address Lonesore, board, at 2¢ Laurel Hill Ave. = seplid DAVIS THEATRE. improvements, Including bath, 'toilets, care Mission Unity, San Franelsco, Cal. TO RENT —Cottage house No. 10 Kin- soul, thon too shouldst to thy knees Four Shows Today, at 1.30, 3.15, 6.45 and 8.45—Three Big Keith Acts and Triangle Photo Plays. There will be four complete shows at the Davis today and the bill is one of the finest vaudeville and photo play shows of the season. The feature attraction is the Five Little Sweet- hearts, five clever juvenile entertain- ers, who present a singing, dancing, and piano specialty that will please both young and old. There are two girls and three boys in the act and they are all finished performers. An- other act of merit is presented by the Schmettons, two clever European athletes and jugglers. The third act is Lucotty and Costeilo, a clever mu- sical team who play the violin and ac- cordion. This is an exceptional fine offering and one that will please everyone. In the photo plays the Triangle feature is The Marriage of Molly O, a delightful Irish story with Mae Marsh and Robert Harron star- red. The comedy to complete the show is called His Feathered Nest, and shows that funny comedian, Charles Murray in an excruicating two thousand feet of laughing film. Matinee today at 1.30 and 3.15. Even- ing at 6.45 and 8.45. Don't fail to see this show. DAVIS THEATRC NEXT MONDAY. Exceptional Big Bill of Keith Vaude- ville and Triangle Photo Plays— New Concert Orchestra Under the Direction of A. Brazsau. half of next week the For the first management of this popular play- nouse announces a_ bill of Keith vau- deville and, Triangle photo plays that Sould not ‘be equalled anywhere for the exceptional low price of aamis- sion that is charged here. “The head- ine attraction is Mile. Rochez Mon- ey Music Hall vaudeville. the fun- afest trained animal act. There is no person on the stage but the monkevs, and they present a_show with a regn lar stage. They also have the mon- key orchestra. which plays through- out the performance. This is positive- 1y the most wonderful act ever scen in this theatr Another act that will be a big surprise as well as a sensa- tion is Haus Hanke, the world| famous pianist. Many pian have been heard on the audeville staze, but Hanke is without a douht the most remarkable of them all If you ‘are a music lover, don't fail to hear him while he plays at_the Davis. will present a specially selected pro- gramme headed by the brilliant emo- tional stage star, Emily Stevens, and the celebrated dramatic actor, Henrl Bergman, in the House of Tears. This is a sublime story and 4s produced in five wonderful acts. It tells how Robert Collingwood divorces his wife, Alice, and when free, marries Thornes, the correspondent. = Fifteen years later Collingwood, suddenly a bank- rupt, goes insane and in trylng to kill his daughter, he falls dead. In the meantime Thornes hac wWen a for- tune, He deserts his wife in the West, comes to New York and under an assumed name becomes successful. Fate causes him to meet his step mother to whom he becomes engaged. After a series of exciting adventures, mother #hd~daughter are united and Thornes in his half-crazed mood drives his automobile blindly through _the streets, ending by running off of a bridge when he is hurled to death. The Breed will also present on Monday and Tuesday the Metro Trav- elogue and Mr. ang Mrs. Sidney Drew in a very funny comedy, entitled, Jones’ Auto. Y. M. C. A. Service, At 5 p. m. tomorrow in the large store of Thayer building, on Franklin square, the local Y. M. C. A. will conduct an interesting service for men and women. In achlition to the usual good mu- sic by Swahn's orchestra, William Malone will favor the audience with a violin solo. ~ The address will be given by Rev. A. W. Burden, who will doubtless have a message full of in- terest to those who attend the ser- vice. The public generally is in- vited and the doors will be opened at 430 o'clock. BROOKLYN FAIR. The attention of all old friends and new is directed to the fact that the Zood old Brooklyn fair, annual hibition of the Windham County Agr cultural society, oldest in the United States, is to be held next week, Tues- | day, Wednesday and Thursday, —at Brookiyn, Conn. | The fair this vear will be up to its| best standard of other years. Assur gty water, electric lights and Hargwoeod floors;_oné acre of land; ten minutes from ‘Franklin Square, and on trolley line; price $2,100. Can be bought on easy terms. S. SIEGEL, Shannon Building. Telephone 134-3. FOR SALE The Best Building Site for Com- mercial Purposes in Willimantic. Sit- uated in the heart of the city, on Main Street, with track room. Will be sold at a low price if taken at once. For terms apply to WILLARD W. HAYDEN Phone 38-5 70 Mountain St., Wil FOR SALE SIX DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS on Greene Ave. and Cedar St. For particulars and prices address or call on H. H. GALLUP, Norwich, Conn. Room 9. mantic, Conn, FOR SALE Several good Disc and( Cylinder Phonographs of standard make in the best of condition, at very low prices. Come in and look them over. We have some good ones as low as $4.00. THE PLAUT-CADDEN CO., 144-146 Main Street, Norwich, Conn. ances of entries already received in- dicate that all departments will be| crowded to capacity with splendid dis- | plavs. The cattle show this year| should, be exceptionally interesti and in"the azricnitaral buildings there | e a host of axhihits along the | s that have alivays helped to show The ¢hird act is Mabelle Fonda Trio, a biz time attraction of the highest merit. who present a novel singinz dancing, juggling, and acrobatic act that is entirely diffcrent from any-| thinz ever seen herc. Deginning with this bill there will bé shown in addi- tion to the regular programme of Tri- angin photo plavs. The Pathe Weekly, which will ho shown twice each weck | and will be changed with the rest of | the show every Monday and Thurs- The Triangle feature on this bill is| i Shell e ree turing a five part jnce pr H 4 o B. Warner and dramn of the invisible fight- 1y_designated as tha H P. Warner plars a wsnaner correspondent, Enelish lieute an intrepid secr employ of the His identity is with whom he comes | credenti d thne ‘he territory in The bic moment in nm‘ is forced to de- really a human | deing with o and rcd-hot blood | >r_only a thinking machine without | v consiience that is manipulated from v headquarter: i production is staged the atmosphere of the war zone the spectacular military eclement is| predominant, the intermezzo of hu- | min irterest and love is heard above the intrigues and din of shot and sheil. To complete the show there is two recl comedy called Puppets, fantasy in biack and white that con- tains laughs from beginning to end. A new concert orchestra has been secured and will begin their duties | here Monday, under the leadership of | Mr. A. Brazeau, a heen directing in the past cighteen y sic .will be one the shows at this crnment. 1l Ahting zene. arrives v whother Side in and a ai | Keith theatres for | ars, and the mu- |S of the features of \h(‘:xll& AT THE AUDITORIUM. Zxcellent Bill of Vaudeville and Pho- to Plays Today. Two very good acts of vaudeville, a Ive reel Paramount feature and the next to the last episode of the Mys- teries of Myra, go to make up a fine hour and three quarters’ entertain- ment at the Auditorfum today. Val- sntine Grant is very good in the lead- ing role of The Innocent Lie, a stir- ring five reel photoplay of adventure, presented by Danlel Frohman, and is produced by the Famous Players Film Co. The fourteenth episode of the Mysteries of Myra is as thrilling as usual, and is particularly interesting, as it draws so near_the close of this great film sto Doris Hilton is making a big hit with her song num- bers and the Boss Brothers are bring- ings down the house at every per- formance with their comedy acrobatic specialty. For next Monday and Tuesday the manzgement of the Auditorium have booked several unusually good attrac- tions. including on the vaudeville pro- gramme, Quinn and Laffey, one of the highest salaried double acts that ever plaved here. They come highly recommended from the biggest hous- es in the country. Another particular- Iy-good vaudeville number will be the rag violin playing of Alice Farrell, an. other big time specialty. On the picture programme Geraldine Farrar will be seen in the Jesse L. Lasky production of Marie Ross, on Monday and Tuesday. It is a won- derful production with most of the scenes laid in a little village in the southern po-t of Spain and includes in the cast Wallace Reld, who pay- ed opposite Miss Farrar in Carmen, and several others of the Carmen cast. Anita King, the Paramount Girl, who drove her own automobile across the continent last summer will also have §, Framinent part in- the production. e_comedy reel will be another of the V. L 8. E, serles, featuring Frank Danfels. BREED THEATRE. An exceptionally fine programme of violinist who has |a what is being done by the farmers of\ the county towns. This vean the saces are to be made |3 2 specinl feature and some of the horses that have been entered \m cnter o an effort Yo break the track ‘ record ichborhood granges are to vie| each other in_their booth d wkhich have for the t been ore of the features of the No feature that nast to make ‘he fair »cn_overlooked ‘his yenr leville will be especially ind will_include five big \cts. including the Herl loop re to be service will be under t h The irine “he r. Band concerts ainin the direction of F. B Kies, who has had e privileze for several vears, and the range will also serve food. _There will be class for : « teams and a1l of the ) and ca malk Week many Home r and 111 o1 will vhen You co me ! Tuesday ursday, (en- Ser it tember i SECURED FULL PARDON OF YOUNG ENGLISHWOMAN U. S. Ambassador Frederic Courtland Penfield Appealed to Emperor Fran- | Joseph. Vienna, Sept. 15.—Through United | s Ambassador Frederic Courtland Penfield, a young Englishwoman nam- ©ed Ida Blackmore has received a pardon from Emperor Francis he had been found guill incendiary pro-English remark She was a_governess on the estate of Prince Hohenlohe and was sentenced to eight months’ imprisonment for having exclaimed that “the Germans must be crushed!” Ambassador Pen- field was appealed to because he repre- sents British interests here during the war, and he put the case up to the Emperor. TWO BROTHERS DIED IN EACH OTHER’S ARMS An Incident of European War Showing Deadly Work of Snipers. London, Sept. 15.—The death of two Dbrothers In each other's arms at the front, is related in private dispatches. They were Corporal Tom and Private Henry Hardwidge, of Ferndale, Rhond- da Valley, both members of a Welsh regiment. An officer writes: “The eld- est, Tom, was hit by a sniper's bullet and lay in the open under a scorch- ing sun, when Henry, at the risk of his life, hastened to him with a pail of drinking water. Just as he reached him and as he was offering the water, a sniper shot him. He clasped his brother as the latter rose to take the water and they died in each others arms.” A third brother remains in action in France. Suspended Judgments. Men who go into court expecting to be fined and then draw a sus- pended sentence may not have in- creased their respect for the law, fut their conviction as to the necessity of keeping the judge on the bench is enormously increased. — Toledo Blade. Electric lights have been inserted in the eves of two famous Japanese LOST AND FOUND LOST—A pair of glasses, between Falls and Franklin square, Wednesday night. Finder return to Starter's Of- fice, Franklin Square. sep16d T LOST_Between Norwich and Wood- stock or Pomfret, a lady's raincoat. Return to Bulletin Office and receive Moetro pictares is being presented gt the Breed theatré todly, the feature umenumr Great Price, a six R one M ’:.m interesting :10ve O Entrcliioay are. d - dtaadly enua: 3.’-2.“ Bl g fina | NOTICE ‘There aame to my place September B5th one Jlvistelm Hedfem Owner must pveve pruperty Apd pay charges JAXIOS RILEY, Brookiyn, Cenn Wiep 113, — e | COR SALE 200 a re Farm, within 20 minutes’ trolley ride from Franklin Square, completely B-’qulnpe and stocked. 4Housze and barns in nrst-? clas- shape. N. TARRANT & CO. | 117 Main S’veet Norwich e WA, FOR Sl!.{" acres of lozrah, near d by John 18 recent. Jr., m 1ome Wi e Ma and ROV NING, Receive Can Do All the Work | So We Do the Best The Peck-McWilliams Co. Contractors and Builders. |JAMES 1. 1IYDE Auctioneer Will be sold at Public Auction Sl s 8, 1916, at 10 o'clock a. m m, with 50 acces of land, house, nd other buildings, in good con: dition, as Manstield Gity, two miles irom Soutn Coventry, five milss from Williggantic: 4lso 1 good (we andie 12005, 2 narnes orse team. wakon. dump CArt bugsles, two-horse mower. horse rake, Four-horse power gasoline. . enginé Gnounted), wood sawing outfit, portac bie &rist’ mill, table sawing outti shatting and pulleys, slelgh. Hallos Weoder, two-horse bob sled, stone. dra 2 “plows, cultivator, cutaway harrow anvil and blacksmith's tools, some car. penter's tools, Erindstone, wheelbar- Fow, lot chains. forks, hoes, shovels, § loves, horse biankers, 4 bedsteads and Springs, & quaniity of household furni Tare, and other articles. too mumerous to mention. If stormy. first fair day. JOHN 3 DAGGETT, R. F. D. No. 1, Mansfield Center, Ot. JAMES H. HYDE AUCTION 1 will sell at public auction my farm of 175 acres, with i7-room house and ell, said farm having large tract of standing wood ana timber, Wil cut 50 to 60 toas hay; also at Same time 7 acres of corn In shock, 6 tons meadow hay In stack, 19 head cattle, 11 milking cows, 4 vearlings, 3 spring calves, 2 horses. sound. Kind, good workers, business wagon, road cart, disk har- row, Eclipse corn planter,’ 3 tons al- falfa rowen, two-horse team wagon, nearly new, two-horse dump cart, mow- ing machine, horse rake, 5 plows, 3 cultivators, 1 weeder, 3 sets ‘tackle blocks, forks, shovels, chains, scythes, ice tongs, 6 ladders, clder barrels, 1 De Lavalé separator. No, 2, uscd only six months, 16 crowbars, 1’ winnowing mill, blacksmith tools, 6 horse power safety engine, 16 inch cutter, 40 foot carrler, 1 grist mill, team harness and single ‘harness, about (,000 ft. 2-inch plank, lot wagon maker's timber, wagor stocks, Jarge assortment of good and useful articles found on a large farm. Sale to commerce 9 a. m. sharp, THURSDAY, SEPT. 29TH, 1916, on premises thres miles west from Willimantic on the old Columbia_and Willimantic turnpike, one mile from Columbia Green If said day be stormy, salo will take place the next fair dey. GOTLEIB KNEOTG, Columbla. Conn. ... Auctioneer MONEY LDANED nn Diamon Watch awelry : THS COLLATERAL LOAN 00, 243 mais Upriatre. Stree i Gnliined 1¥ Lowest Rates of interest. AR established firm to deal With 1 sep16 DARE vou worth_ $£9,00(, cere. 57 sepisa WIDOW, worth $120,000 or more, will marry. I dare you write. Sincere. Mis- sion Unity, San Franeisco. sepjsd HONORABLE business man, worth $75,000, will marry. Write me quick. Lewis, '57 Fourth St, San Francisco. seplsa WANTED—Quick, hustler to travel these towns and surrounding country: Baltic, Groton. Hanover, ~ Lebanon, Lyme Mystic, Niantic, Noank, Stoping- ton, Waterford. Glen Pros., Rochéster, Apply Versailles Sanitary Fibre Mills + Versailles, Conn. GIRLS WANTED In Finishing Department Apply Versailles Sanitary Fibre Mills Versailles, Conn, write a western farmer, seeking marriage. - Sin_ Fourth St., San Francisco. & tire_made; no competition; wonderful call At proposition for right man ‘with hustle “I am firmly convinced,” said Prof. Diggendelve, “that anything of value can easily be converted into its cash equivalent.” “Anything at all?” he real estate man put the question. ‘Practically.” “Old shoes I think so. ‘Second-hand sewing machine.” “Basily.” “I know something that would be hard to sell” What? Soggy peanuts.” “It may sound foolish, but the chances are a buyer could be found for even soggy peanuts.’ ““Where, may I ask.” “My own experience has taught me the way. It is simply put a card in the ‘For Sale’ department of The Bul- Tetin’ “Do you really think that would do the trick?” “THINK?" Why man alive, I know it. My wife advertised an iron bed for sale and 1 have been busy for nearly a week fixing up the lawn where the crowd that came to buy it tramped down the grass.” an ity: company ove of the coun- ry's Jargest. Write or call Qonk- FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Un, Sqioe Managaer, Hotel Auditorium, Geo. Chesbro, Manager Sept. 20th. sepl6d LADIES To make snlelds at home $10" per hundred: material furnished wANTED no canvs ing; can sew four an hour; send stamped addressed envelope for particulars. Superior Supply Co., Dept. 12 Laborers, 4 Waitresses, 3 Farm|F.. ‘an, Mich. =epled Hands, 4 Men for the beach, 7 General e Housework Women, 2 Boys. room work “hands ood steady FOR SALE FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Central Building GEO. L. CHESBRO, Manager wages S heraiial M7 ferred. TOUNDIY 7ol wanted: green sand laborers. Pond Works, Plainfield, £ Sepisi achmists Wante WANTSD — Ty 3 reiiabis woman, plice as housekeaper. care-of invalid; ., companion or best of references. care Pulletin Co. Lathe, Planer and Milling Machine Hands Wanted in modern shop within 15 miles Two or three E. men for Whiting, 56 Main St WANTE of Norwich. Good working | .2\ 2 e e SRte Tl ittt atates by wan to 3o B, Bullct WANTED. seplid Two experienced gird conditions. State experience and wages | CA0E NnE i dept Wit Stak C A T Tronse, 133 Mol Sepltd desired first letter. R e == T L /Address Box:444; Bulletin | Sooqin fraferred; et painetaiing; ettt i L s | R Bbiea SATURDAY spechnl; 25 ; \/AITED IMMEDIATELY D e aniciss foottse AbodRetnitiiuny raa | bior bal Dackases Tl A Sonable price, on either salt or’ fresh |(ree with a 'l0c jar: two small pkes, of nar! Mech: Tt a 5c pks., FOR SALE: il-acre farm. near d shude srown line station, on trunk line hig pper at Bhe 13n0. Jarie orchard, §-room nolce: Stiop new barm, Tarky ewpountry house us WANTED—To huy Tes. calves, fat FHive antic. Conn. | e Gk MW hay sk for a1 ger ; o, purchase. Ad: Yantic, or Phons 1 12 dnd 1 or after 6 p. m. WANTED S Man and wife to run Mili Boarding Tonely results, rha ¢ successtul; hy | THE SAXTON WOOLEN CORP., | hdcnticl TR ? esstul Club, Mrs, Purdie, Box Bean Wil Wil Saiang, Ca B FOR SALE RGE manufacture to sell _shirts, repre- underwea amp! | 590 Broadway, New York | " price $2,000 | |1on acre farm, 60 clear, balance || BHitic ) 5 - 1. } pasture ana woodland, 1000 cor K' A ANTID Bookierper ,5’1'33. standing wood, also some timber, §] 31} & w: So a bookkeeper abunaance of water, 6 room house, || Siengeraricr or e petiion 50k barns, other buildings, 2 miles §] in 5 a week. We have a call for fluln trolley, 6 miles from Fraoklin “'“‘ "’{;"'““’ l’:““‘ @ \‘\Y:t: \‘T:d[\: Square. 312 One other piace open a l B N e T S T Central Buildin-, itorwich § | for Work i finished o | = - mare— [ Sohiool in the Shanaom Cubding. We ¥ uut you in touch With one “elplacs if ou ars prepared — Sepiza I VAN 5% man fo do gen- al ofice_work; casy position, B, O, ames 8. @asell= s = 37 SHETUCKET STRE ods for woman Bhd orie will . 23. The Pasnik Co., Main St., Woolworth's & and 10¢ store {6 nome. Xo. 11 Boswell Ave: NEW EIGHT ROOM BUNGALOW COTTAGE on farm, by day WANTE or DAHLIAS from the Chapman Hill- crest gardens, Wostenly, R. I.. are for salc at Rankin’s new flower shop in the ney Ave, all modern improvements. Inquire J. F. Tompkins, 67 West Main Street. sepl2d FO RENT—Store at o8 High St. In- quire of A. Dion, Willimantie, Ct. sepizd FOR RENT—Nicely furnished front rooms. 30 Grove St. Jy298TuTh 10 RENT—A desirable six-room flat, central lueation, modern improvements. inquire at 122 broadwaw _sepsd ttractive flat, six “FoR R — rooms and’ bath, large reception hall, “Xcellent neighbor- modern equipment, iwod; $30." Archa W. Coit, 3 Broadway. £31d WOR RENT — Homelike furnished house, eight rooms and bath, best res- idence section. archa W. Coit, 63 augild TO RENT—A flat of six rooms, first floor, ~pleasantly located, reasonable ri 33 Ouk augsld TFOR RENT—House 65 Asylum St 1 modern improvements. inquire 73 lum St. aug29d v URNISHED apactments, one and two rooms, with = kitchenette; —steam heat, electric light. Phone 12 Divikion. Tooms; reasonable r light housekeeping. Union St._jyzed —For $10 a_month a tene- chool St.; rates, suitable Mrs. Emma TO RN ment of seven rooms at o6 SMALL FARM for sale, about one mile rrom Central Village depot: ap 10 acres; $2,000. B. W. Danielson Moosup, ‘Conn. A WORD to turkey ralsers: Konemah pecific No. 14 is a scientific treatment or the prevention and cure of black- lead in turkeys. It has mever failed tc do the work. Prepared and sold by ILonemah Poultry Yards, 456 West Main St, Norwich, Conn. Price 50c. GugTuThS ¥OR SALE—Five farms above Yantlc and three houses; will be sold at low prive if taken at once; also three acres Rhode Island block on the square at|\ithin five minutes walk of Frankiim Westcrly. Cut flowers and roots may | Square; also & basement tenement of be ordered from this place of business.|three rooms. Inquire at Builetin Ot- a | ce. yzid_ FOR SALE—A nearly new six-room FOR RENT in the building corner of ‘cottage, with one acre of land, on car{ Franklin and Willow streets; fine cor- line, between, Bailtic and Occum. Tele-|ner store for years occupied by C. C. phone 1042-3. seplbdaw Treat druggisi, and the sales room, T 5 store room and bakery formerly used by tne Providence Bakery. Coit, 63 Broadway. Ar TO RENT—¥Furnished rooms_ all con- veulences, five minutes’ walk _from Franklin square; men only. 125 School St. relephone 522-4. ylid Store at 71 Franklin d Apply 25 Franklin $ 3 TO RENT—Furnished Tooms; also housekeeping. 7o Scaool St. Telephone 163-2, aur20d TO RENT—Newly furnished rooms, This is a_bargain for someone. Inguire at The Bulletin Offce. seplod WOI SALE,— 24 Ancona hens one year old. Inquire 'phone 1834-12. seplsd FOR SALE—One naw milk cow five vears old, Nic. Han, South Canterbury, Box No. & sepl5d FOR SALE — sheep. Amasa M. ED LD pryvich, Maine, K. F. FOR sALE—Tour—n'g car; first class condition; price reasonable for quick Address Touring Car, Bulletin sepldd dlllac truck, with touring car bod es and motor in fine ovder. Price $150. Phone 909. sepl4d FOR SALE—Rye straw and feed Phone 904 seplid AN EXCEPTIONAL opportunity; one brown mare, $00d aze und fine worker and driver, weight 1270 Ibs., price $70 for quick sale; also whole feam, good ombination riding and driving mare, regular pet, age 10 years, clever for women and children, steel tired Tun- 1bout buzsy. harness, etc., all complete, price $80; ten days' trial allowed. Can be seen After 10 a. m. at stable only rear of Dr. Lewis' private residence, 341 Main St. sepldd FOR SALE—Young driving horse, perfectly sound and gentle; reason fo have boughr an Paper Mlll, auts. Leonard Versailles, Conn. FOR exchunge for Ford ca el]:ixv?- W SAL wood, or hor Bucko, —Standing and m'xnll Tron ble fertile on churel bugsy Conn, SALE 1i- sepl4d of the most desira- farms in Windham county; 70 acres ctive land; good buildings; near One prod ate road, and tore, postoffice, t bé seen to be 5 month. _Phone seplid ;" parf cash. George E $4,500 e SR < itic. Telephone Lobanon 23-4. ALL MODERN Y ANTT helpers “and | “sopiia | apprentices. 1t the office of The — ) {tWood Mac smpary (Willimantle| FOR SALI-—Buick touring car, C- [ Branch). 95 Willtmantic, Gt llent condition, new tires. B, G. TO RENT sep1id Wick, Storrs, CL seplda WANTED_At once; married _man “—Registercd O T C. boass, . o0d milker and teamster: no liquor: Telephone’ 13-14 7 ROOM APARTMENT | steady job and good pay to first class epild on Sachem Street man. ~ B. Waterman, Bezrahville, Conn, Sring _corn _binder, $30.00 Jeplia Inquire Fred Thurom, RoeeE ool oe e nt it I I IS fali clothes vou want for seplid woman or child, wait and s>o what Th LE _— Farniture, mirrors —_— Pasnik Co., 155 Main St will show you o ey on Saturday, Sept. 23. Up-co-date new %tc.;"all old picces. 25 South FOR SALE Foods at lower prices. ~seplid | Golden St sepsd WANTED—An nced girl for| ¥ OR SALE _Groatest real estate bar- Houscworl, Mrs. Frank C.|gain in Norwicn: Buckigham home on No. 21 Maple Grove Avenus sepisa | Wasnmgion”st7 12-room house most = oo | substantially built, which cost over Wil keep every: | ind 40-foot street. Price for residence HARD WOOD FLOORS and the 28 lois, §10,000. Address Real Estate Exch: ge, N London, C N MODERN BATH sepl4d TR R SRR ELECTRIC LIGHT WANTED — A ckilful shoemaker,| NOR SALEG — Bargain; one.horse FINE YARD I‘Ilr;!‘\n-:’:oe\\'i{;-cj'iy{){ndcfl Agi;[ulg'r tok‘(}ouél‘- tr\l(a(, Inquire C. K. Bailey, Main St., NEYARD. 2 e Ksalring Co. waiciin St | or, Grover & Caron Co. Broadway WANTED—By the Royal Typewriter X COIT about Greystone pany, Hartford, tcolmakers; hand aueo1d C e [iana s screw Umaciine | operators: —— = milling machine and bench work’ best ET STREET of conditions; _steady work. ~Apply snerucr fana SRR - guy THIS Park Ave., Hartford. seplld ARM wanted; must be cheap: with without stocK or tools. Address G. care Bulletin Office. sepdd WANTED—A few ambitious men to sell life insurance: whole or part time. Inquire A. M, Eulletin. sepTd 1T’S THE GOODS and the low prices that we figure on to make our success. The Pasnik Co, 158 Main St. _seplid FOR SALE THE HARRY BEEBE FARM NORWICH TOWN, GOOD BUILDINGS. JUST THE PLACE FOR YOU. E. A. PRENTICE 86 Cliff Street $2,000 AT 60 ACRES WITH Phone 300 THOUSANDS government jobs now obtainable; $75 month; Jist free. Fran lin Institute, Dept. 35-S. Rochester, =7 sepdd | WANTED—A young man to work on a soda fountain in confectionery store. Inquire at Bulletin Office. sep2d Wl Euyia nlos' 8 reony Eottage, steam | MAKE GOOD LIVING i heat, electric lights, hot and cold | (o? 1% GO0 JAVING in Roal Ee- wood house and fruit trees. ucator tells how Real Bstate deals are made by successful real . estate agents; how to list property; how to sell; ~advertise; manage ~ property: wrife insurance! about landlord and tenant; real estate titles; legal forms: hundreds of pointers, tips, etc; 246 Dages micely Dound: Onts ¥1.00; poste age prepald. Your money right back if you are nof perfectl 52 BROADWAY SALE HORSES 1 have 20 gwi Horses that are all ac- Phone 1122-2 climated, weighing from 1,000 to 1600 | hdhcato: bk S, eation oy W —prices rights. d room for|ington, D. C. Iyisd another clrlou‘ whloh will about the first of October. ELMER R. PIERSON Tslsohons 53-8 Qirle and Boys over 16 years of age; e Y also young men and women. Steady DR. F. ¥, HOCIRS, Dectist |work: Shanmen BeTa sk Coonl & American Thermos Bottle Co. arrive WANTED 830 2 FAMILY HOUSE Wach apartment has seven rooms and bath, modern improvements; in best residence section, fiffeen minutes’ walk trom Franklin Square. House is in excellent condition and rents for $744 ver annum. Price $7,000. ARCHA W. COIT, The Mutual Benefit Life Agency Telephone 1334 FOR SALE on Fishers Island, 8 Room Cottage, fully furnished, will be sold very cheap, so get busy. For full partic- ulars enquire of JCHN A. MORAN, Real Estate Broker Franklin Sauare, Norwich €3 Broadway FOR SALE. Cottage Houses, Tenement and Busl ness Blocks, Building Lots, all in de. sirable localions. List your property you care to se:l o1 rent. as I have a Jamber ‘of people tooking Tor real ea: tate investments. F. \TLL. Real Zstaie ~=d Insuramce. Room 108, Thayer Bldg. THERE is no sdvertising medium in Pastern_ Ohuuxmoegcut equal to The abbage by the barrel.. Address P. A.| modern convenlences, at The Seymour wrocki, Yantie. sepTThSTu__ | §4 Franklin St. Phone 1043-2. aprizd FOR SALE—A tract of lan® coatain- SR ing wood and timber, that Tl sell all together or separately. J. A. Griswold 139 West Town St. 5cp12TuThs 39 LE—Four h. b Fas fnsim:, <hape, wili run 10-inch » 3P Cle i roomas ik Daber bldwer to Tl capacity s will Soll | AR apartment of elgbt rooms. with chear. ~Write H. A. Wheeler, North (TR IRV o0 Possession Frankiin, Ct. sepidrhs | &0 1 & good nelghborhood; FOR SALE_1915 Overland tou sepl2TuThS first class running order: price TO RENT QUONOCHONTAUG—Ten-room eot- tage. 3 acres land, 1000 feet from Ocean and Salt Pord: sown tiower and vegetable gardens: hardwood — floors, plumbing and heat. Renta! $35i Others $200 to 4000 Sena for booklet. FRANK W. COY, esterly, R. i. FOR SALE FOR SALE In the best residential section, a f | | 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 50 ACRE FARM For $1,409 Cash New house of six rooms, surround- ed Dy beautiful shade trees, barn 16x30, one henuery 8x12, two scratéhing sheds, 60 peacii trees (will_bear this season), 1% acres srawberries (will be in frultage this Spriug), % acres asparagus (will cut 100 Ibs. daily in season— an income getter). Near railroad, school ana cnurch; land iree 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 Estata Broke: 41 West Broad St, Westerly. R. I Telezhone 265 Offices 110 Vest 34th St. New York Telephone 2998 Greeley FOR SALE A very desirable Cottage, with all modern improvements, excellent loca- tion, on Bliss Place. For full particu- lars, inquire of JOHN A. MORAN, Real Estate and Insurance Broker. Franklin Square. MORE COWS Tues- Ancther carload just arrived, day, Sept. 12. FRED W. Telephone 67 FOR SALE of HOXIE, Lebauon, Conn. Two carloads good Cows arrived. JAMES H. HYDE, North Frankl Telephone 30, Lebanon, Conn. Granolithic Sidewalk Facts Over forty cement walks built by me in 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- ing compared to experionce. Mine is for you if you are wise. START RIGHT Thos. J. Dodd GENERAL CONTRACTOR Street Telephone 822 just 99 CI a; e and let thy Mustes And’ grant: repose. e Elsge how cahst thon tom’mw meet, With a1l LoMiOrraws WOTk to.do, If_thou thy burden all the night Dost carry through? en’ dayligit drpwet to a close T i 108 The camel kneels at break of day To have his gulde replace his Then rises up unew to lake The desert road. So thou shouldst kneel at morning's awn, That God' may give thy daily care, Assured that He no load too great Will make thee bear. Matthetw XL.: 2u, 30. INFINITELY. Out of the dark a trembling star| Blown from the sea a_mis: A whisper of West wind tossed afar, And a rose by sunlight kissed. Up from ths earth a glimmering spark; Out_of the sky a gleam: The choirs of Heaven in the song of a Tark, And love in a maiden’s dream. SJghn Jordan Douglass. COURAGE. Blenheim, fear never won: Cheer up. faint heart; thou shouldst Mourn not the things have done; But do the things still left to do; Think hopeful thoughts, and good and true; Leaving no rocm for vain regret, And cares that do the soul most fret; So shalt thou find at close of day. Dread doubt and fear have winged away. —Louise tilus. HUMOR OF THE DAY “I heard Aunt Jane o bathing suit scandalousty “She had very little to talk about."— ‘Boston Transcript. “Life has one recompense.” “Well? “One coat of tan is just as stylish another.”—Judge. ngler (in deep water)—Help! help! 1 can't swim! Country gentleman (on shore)—I can’t neither, but I ain't hollerin’ about it.—Harper’s Magazine. Minister—Young man, do you know the price of the pursuit of pleasure? Blacksheep, Jr.—Yes, sir! Thirty cents the first mile and ten cents for every half mile after that.—Lampoon. The 3 worry is about mother. She’s bound ‘to miss me Liddell, in Septmber Nau- icistng my as of the family—Ah, well, she complain. After all, she's had longer than most mothers keep —Sydney Bulletin. you their daughters The host (to nervous guest)—Have you seen the presents, old chap? ervous guest—No, but I should like to, awfully. The host—Well, just a moment, and T'll get a detective to show you round.” —London Opinion. “Gee, I'd like a square meal just “What's the matter? Aren’t getting enough to eat at home?” “No. You see, the doctor's put Pa a diet and the rest of the family to starve to keep Pa out of temp- tation.”—Detroit Free Press. “I have solved the crowded car prob- lem!” exclaimed the Jjubilant street railway man. “How 2" “We'll put a phonograph in each car and keep it playing The Star Spangled Banner. Then everybody'll have te stand up.”—Washington Star. THE KALEIDOSCOPE One inventor uses charged wires to prevent cat concerts. More than 1,000 kinds are known in Germany. you of. sausages St. Paul desires to be the site of a sovernment nitrate plant. The public library of Cincinnatl makes and lends lantern slides. Kern county, California, contains 55842 acres of proved oil lands. California has 10,557 factories, em- ploying more than 200,000 persons. Sweden during the last five vears has consumed 1,126,000 tons of bread vearly. Baku, Russia, imports $40,000 worth of wire monthly from the United States. Cortland F. Bishop of Lenox, Mas: has a parrot which has a vocabulary of 75 words. Two Pennsylvania inventors have patented a. slingshot with a sight to aid in aiming it. Of spring metal_and wire s a new device to encircle ‘a person’s foot and prevent the loss of an overshoe. A kettle “sings” because the air in the water escapes by fits and _starts and so makes the “singing” noise. Sixty miles of thread woven from the fiber of a species of Italian nettle weighs only two and a half pounds. Miss Mollie Lang of Minneapolis, Minn., now Mrs. John Anderson, pro- posed to Anderson, she said, and also went to the courthouse alone for the license. Only two Philippine dye plants are ommercially important. These are indigo and sappan or sibucao. Others are used locally, but scarcely enter into the external commerce of the archipelago. The report of the United States bu- reau of the census on the production lof alums in the United States shows that, the total output for 1914 was 313,712,000 pounds, valued at $3,167,969, compared with 276,294,000 pounds, val- ued at $3,022,355 in 1909. The catch of fish brought into Ymui- den, the market at the entrance of the North Sea canal, realized in June, this the _equivalent of 1,150,000, st $275,000 in June, 1915. —Every Wo?Vant- ANTISEPTIC POWDER M. J. FIELDS, . . Florist 33 Ward Street Carnatione. Special | Forms and Felenhouo 657,