Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 18, 1916, Page 8

PARTLY CLOUDY TODAY; { PRESS DISPATCHES L FAIR, COOL TOMORROW What Is Going On Tonight | the money. The headline attraction is | Barrell curve about two miles from WANTED WANTED TO RENT POETRY Mile. Rochez Monkey Music hall, thel Baltic. The driver and two assistants THE WESTER iitn t 2 funniest trained animal act in vaude- | were traveling in a southerly direc- WANTED—Second hand furniture, RN UNION Telegraph TO RENT—] wi or withou Vandeville and Moving Pictures at 8 5y ¥ TFhe | highest price. paid. A. Bruckner. 58| C0. Wants a bright boy for messenger yen a e board, at 26 Laurel Hill Ave. sepldd Auditoniun Theatre P e e T B T e e | o o D aecld et oo s, but | EYanklin Bt el 717-8. ‘maydta | service; excorlont opportunity to learn BVERY HEART HAS ITS OLI Motion Pictures at Breed Theatre.|Dut the monkeys, and they present a TO RENT—Cottage house No, 10 Kin- telegraph busincss. = 105 Main St L ROMANCE. Motion Pictures at Dreed Theatre.| Jhow with a regular stage upon the | this was removed by the men. sepisa Can Be Recovered noy’ Ave, al fern” improvements. the Davis, 2 stage. They also have the monkey or- | J. B. Lavasseur, station agent at WANTED TWANTED—GE e e , nquire J. F. Tompkins, 67 West Main| oo o 4re the loves of yesterdsy? Spécial Meeting of Common Councll | chestra, which plays throughout the | Versaiiles, while on his way after BOYS WANTED—GIr] to do general hous PLoeRE Laiiid Sad and sweet is the Old refrain; rwich itifle Cinb meets at Armory. | performance. This is positively the | spending the evening in Baltic, saw In ].‘m“l“n! Depurtmen! o st nquire The Pasnik Co., 1 TO RENT—Store at 38 High St. In-| Hoorace sang of it haif in play; 1 11, 1. 0. O. F., meeis| jnost wonderful act ever seen in_this [-the burning machine and offered to Jeplad = - quire of A. Dion. Willimantio, Ct. Vilion, in measures that throb Wwitt 4 F 3 aisia: ik s oD - ave you ever noticed,” sald the . ooy il ©. B. of c.|theatre. Another act that will be a | return to Baltic in his car and get as- Apply. WANTED—A competent girl for go o . Sep1%d e e. X oot T onseork Copstent girl for @an- o) Hatate Man, “how taStes Giffer asyaCSSPI3 = o T - fi epeing o D B oo iU ters Halll| big surprise as well as a sensation is | sistance. Mr. Lavasseau met Officer = 3 X care ch > 0 RENT—A dosirable six-room flat, a eln A e e IR gMREM M4 | Tidns Hanke, the world famous pian- | John McGuire af the junction of Main |Versailles Sanitary Fibre Mills | fcor oty iprs A Jencks. ‘Bast side, |10 RS | tiewlar” the Travel- | central location, modern improvements. | We are the tools of time snd Saace 4 . S 18d 22 Broad 8d et once on a time we lived in meete in Eax Hall, ist. Many pianists have been heard|and Railroad streets, and stated the -3 sepl8d rilathyy Inquire at 1 roadway. sep B e i< somnse. Tadies Auxillary, Div. No. 18, A. O.|on the vaudeville stage, but Hanke is | case. Mr. McGuire secured two chem- Versailles, Conn. WANTED — Woman for _general| RO men 1ibes o dog—" ORI At m e H, meots In Foresfers' Hall. without a doubt the most remarkable | fcals from the engine room and was housework. Apply Mrs. Olive Lavigne, | wyop rooms and bath, large reception hall, | Whero are the loves of yesterday? Sediwick Camp, No. 4, 8. 0¢ V., meots | o¢ them all. If vou are a music lover, | driven to the pince by . Moses Du- 147 Spring St, Willimantie, or Phoné| .. o1other will direct his atten- | modern squipment, cxcellent nelghbor- | Ah, for an hour of youth sgaln— in Buckingham Momorial. don't fail to hear him. The third act | qustte in Mr. Duquette’s car. The of- GIRLS WANTED e scpia: | o Wil another il A Rood: $a8. Avcha W."Colt, V3 Brodawey. | Youth fhar was short o & month of is Mabelle Fonda Trio, a big time | ficer rendered valuable assistance, buf et WANTED—A-1 clothing salesman to] o o = 5 ANNOUNCEMENTS attraction of the highest merii, who | could only save a portion of the car.| In Finishing Department |tke the asency’in Nomwion Gonn.| Some Seonte have a fondness for| FOR WENT — Homellice furmished| Xouth with its blood and braing, 3 present a novel singing, dancing, jug- | The front part is a total loss; the rear s PO A5 ‘Ei“,“‘;"mi‘;’”’fi Irom malet|,qq pets, like parrots, guinea pigs, rab- | house, eight rooms and bath, hest res.. and rain, i 3 BREED THEATRE gling, and acrobatic act that is eniire- | end was not damaged, The engine was pply io wearer atno moro 311, no less; good |04 pets, llke parrets, Suis idence seotion. Archa W. Goit. 63| Too Heier $h aream, too short the el Iy different from anvthing ever scen | left by the roadside late Sunday morn- |gre oo 5 Fibre Mills | Wonacr: $32 Broadiva, e, 4700 e | V1% oo™ee Broadway. aughia dance, . Emily Stevens and Henri Bergman in | here. Heginning with this bill there | ng. It was reported that the truck | Versailles Sanitary Fibre naen 2 | XSSt others scem to prefer| TO RENT—A Gat of six roome, Brat| , ¥et once on a time wo lived In Spain the House of Tears Feature for To- | Will be shown in addition to the reg-{ had been hit by a touring car earlier Versailles, Conn. floor, pieasantiy located, reasonable|And every heart has its old rom: WANTED—Card room and _pioker | Snakes or other reptile ular programme of Triangle photo|in the day and the tank had become rosrANEED —Card Totm and plcker | e O ot o this Junk into your rent. Inquire 53 Oalk St. _aug8ld day and Tuescay. Wherc are the loves of yesterday? plays, The Pathe Weekly, which will | dented and sprang a leak, causing the Toom hauds for L 2 e z e A ey . 2 i Eg ages: family help pre-|mind? FOR RENT—House 65 Asylum St;| Here is a note with a yellow stain, e be shown twice each week and will be | fire. forred. ©Somersvillel Mim & “ all modern lmprovements. Inquire 74| And here in a book a withered spray The brilliant emotional actress and| dunged Wit hene xase of the show Village Small Notes. WANTED_']S MEN |8t shiad(eice |- liar=ibeen payine seme ettentin i STt [ A% Bore, n8 Boniess, VrSa R I R D s Ll The bell calling In straw hats was T UNDIY 5ol WERTol e s | Stk pers ohtor Shange thols mints wne | HURNTSHED avarimssts one ami | | But.why Tegrect Al tings mus ) The Triansle feature on this bill 1s | loaan i th X i ¥ o wane, i . ve 5 y sounded in the village on the molders on heavy work, chippess and |want to swap or sell them. two rooms, with = kitchenette; steam Ziniane e porent Bergman in the House of Tears, a 698 | called Shell 43, a five part Ince’pro- | 15th, but & number of 10cal Peopls, Call At laborers. “Pond Works, LISInheid. N 3. | © “W¥here did. you learn all this?” heat, clectric light. Phons 1376-2, 27 | Le'S jswestest note, love Phe. featurg 4t the Breed theatro for | THCHCR, [Raturing H. B. Warner and| howsver, took a chance and wore them | FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU sepisd “I gathered the information from | Division. augisd et Snce an a time we lived In Spain y. ry is very i & unday. = WANTED — By relia v Oma reading the classified advertisements in FURNISHED T . asonable| And every heart has iis old romance today and Tuesdy o eharm and feet, | ;ni fhis drama of the invisible fisht- |~ Mrs. Sarah Harriney, Misses Mary Geo. Chesbro, Manager place a8 houserceper. companion. of | The Bulletin. rates: SUlthble for LIt housekeehInE, —The New York Weskly Ine and 1o presented n o fnished | € units popularly desienated as the| Duncan and Alice Duncan of Worces- fake care of INVAlld; heit of ¥eloronces. | “What about them in the classi- |Mirs. Emma Morse, 18 Cnion St 3yied style. t7{0-part of ‘neWspaber corcesponaent. | Bl LS CundayiEucsts o Mrs. L. T L R e fied? TO REN or $10 a month a tene- IN MEMORIAM. In the House of Tears there lived | g 4 : v » | Donnelly. WANTED “By looking over the ‘want’ and|ment of seven rooms at 56 School St. ik Bobert Collingwood, hls wife Alice, | Sgrman oficer and Bnglish licutenant, | ~Mrs. John MeGuire, who recently WANTED—Two or three__men for |7ost’ ads it is interesting to see what | within five minutes’ walk of Franklin (Captain Clifford Darilng.) relr babe girl Gail. In the courts | who, in reality is an ‘ntrepid secret | underwent a surgical operation in St.|,, | e N Alling silo. N. E. Whitlng, 56 Main St. | people think of thelr pets.” Square; also & basement tenement Of| ., (CPEEIN, CUI0TE Dar e 1ok Tacn sranfad a decree of | sevice oficlaliinl tho employ ot theliJossph's hospital, Willimantic, nas re_|12- Laborera 4 Sliaitresses, '3 Farmy & sendiia “Do you mean to tell me a person |three rooms. Inquire at Bulletin Of-| SIMESEE B3,¢Cten to the « Glvonco and the custody of their little | Citish Eovernment ~His identity 18 {turned to her hogme on Main street, | Hands 4 Ma for the beach, eral | SVANTED To buy a store in a vilL |could recover a lost snake if he aaver- | 1S€ 2 Jvz1d | 53 the glad, pay lire of BRI Tbow ths svidence that Mrs. Col- | & o mewy o afl with whom he comes | mnch mproved i health. Holisswork Miovmeny s, Soys: lage or small fown, o store fo rent:|tised it in The Bulletin?" FOR RENT in the building corner of | And all the wealta of heart o s, been found. In & com. | in contaCt, but his credentials are| 'P. D Connell of Hariford was a| FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU |stite ful partiiiiults Ty manl 1o 3 B. | “My boy, the classified ads will Fraskiin and Willow, streets; fine cor. | Like water spilt uson the i & Bunday visitor in town. ildli re Bulletin. sepifid S eAS B v ner store for years occupiec y C. C. promising _ situation with =Henry | froedom of all the territory in the | ~Fnomay Webster and Lawrence G. Centeal Building e =l eovanimn g I st idos ibu S on Trealituskist and the saies room | Shines bright the eword ho wore Thornes. Once free Mrs. Collinzwood | fighting zone. The big moment In the | pyaiomias Webster and Lawronce o GEO. L. CHESBRO, Manager W WANTED—Two experienced girls for, What's that? < Store room and bakery formerly used [ With the lustre that he bore y 56 St Mhoenes and thay: g0/ weet to | Sbu . sous IS THE mibment in the ] deles: con cloak and suit dent. White Star Cioth-| “A lost reputation. by the Providenco Bakery. Archa W.|From duty faced and bravely done: live. Collingwood’s mind is upset bY | Cjga whether he is really a hu; ‘e. | Excssional ‘convention;held : it Willi= = ing House, 153 Main St. sepl6d Coit, 63 Broadway. jy17d | Full tide of manhood sca begun his domestlc troubles and he loses his | f0® et Aer 00 18 o B T an oy | mantic Saturda WANTED IMMEDIATELY e — = — | For im the bottle now is o'er R es g e o erions, | i€ With a heart and red-hot blood or | ™ Mrs; Harry Johnson and Mrs. Dob- ED AR experlenced giri to do TO RENT—Furnished rooms. all con- [Eviue o - ;{only a thinking machine without a|gon of Toronto, Can., are guests of [ Summer cottage, good conlition, rea- s e e BnIne P FOR SALE veniences, ve minutes’ walk _from| Another gap to fill and becomes a raving maniac. Thornes | congcience that is manipulated from | Soinirels Lo sonable price, on either salt or’ fresh rs. Fred i Smith, 113 Wasn- plods along in the west with little suc- | ;ijitary headquarters. water. sepl8d R SALE o exchanze repistercd | e helephone Sei Ot NS> | SR itand the s ranks Cess, but finally makes a desperate | \o3iit thi production is staged in | pis ik Delisle who recently injured| yoRr SALE: il-acre farm. near mat eung Eirl or woman, | Holstein bull, 2 years. oid, genvle and| — ot - 5 Whils bark the Sergeants om . the Iumge and wins & fortune at faro. He | yno' aimoenbe of the whr socs ang | 1S &M Is improving. line station, on trunk line highway.|German pr 1:° qulet, painstalking: ht. Phone 1891-2; senisd TO RENT—Store at 11 Franklin Gt | = fianks- S omes tired of the woman he Won | the gpectoeniar military - cloment s Take Out Hunters’ Licenses fine land. large orchard, s-roo use; ind good pay. Kindly write s mice 3waone o | APPy_20 Frankliin St 224 | “Close upt™ with fron heart and will Dy intrigue, and his sudden prosperity | nreqominant, the intermezzo of human| L Trudeau was the first hunter | o5 M milaings: £2,300; sasy terma. . , Bulletin. 5¢p16d | pig Avrshire new b, and the other| 70 RENT—Furnished rooms; also oAst Canadlan SEg tll;na his bhe:;:l.‘ lé& l’f‘fifiie{“fa ;m interest and love is heard above the|to receive a license ""c Town Clerk | TRYON'S AGL luborers: wases to [‘re;i\(\u in ‘vuu] ona V\Rel‘(‘. we housekeeping. Te School Sti. Te.ppzx‘.fi‘,.. and goes back to Wall s t | intrigues and at Arthur P. Cote. Fred Caron was sec- oo i ork. €. ML Willlam: road from Scotland ~to Bal r. aur ith fortune. Here he electrifled other | ‘"F(S' S1d, 8% OF Shot and shell. - | STARGE G0 o Selnt L oL Ratle S —— 20| HUMOR OF THE DAY mfltwe& by his phenomenal rise 10| two-reel comedy called Puppets, a| A Well known local young man while WANTED N < NT—Newly farpished rooms. ence and he becomes tho elegant | fintacy in black and white that con.|seated in a porch hammock with a woR SA ol cony Bniancar athEne S eTmony | N ibn G thiE T 5MEs contradittor man of wealth he aspired to be. Fate| taing jaughs from beginning to end. | Young lady, Satur her running ord 26 (EXDue 10 Snegc - | taken at once. as_a woman. Tor gon- | Ames, Willimantic, comny K D 7 Tuck—Oh, 1 don’t know. Do yot required. |~ sepisa : N ever read the war news’—Judse. AT B ST ar ol sosaE | | Bsther—Bill claims he beat up Jess bedy: must sell quic Willard. ter—Yep, called at his house one Causes him to meet his step-daughter | "% SUERS COTL begINRIng to end. | awed papa coming up the walk and| Mam and wife to run Mill Boarding and he becomes cngaged to her undet | secured and will begin thelr duties | attempted to make a hasty cxit. In so | House. S Sswimed. naame. e 2 here today, under the leadership of | doing I me fastened to | . O e , exciting *_adventures mother and f Ny A Brasean, a violist who has been | 2 Wire suppo a7 ipa NETAsRhis | T CA R TONWOUNER SCORES daughter are united and Thorne is ac- | girecting in Keith theatres for the past | Young man became properly suspend- Benn Hill Ml cidently killed when an automobile | eighteen years, and the music will be|ed. The enrazed parent discovercd and stenos on Gardner's| sn apartment of oight roums runs off a bridge and he is hurled to | one of the features of the shows at|the voung man's predicament and|™=—— = B b Duvine sepi3d | midern improvements, centrally g before he was up—Oranse death. this theatr mercifully released him, with instruc- FOR SALE S Bout. mogelf ed. in 3 gogd neignborkood; possession The Breed will also present Mr. and tions to keep away from his daughter. fon pa Inquire 1 Ll\(cl\\;g‘g't;‘ . Tel 8. on | ey tves dally Mrs. Sidney Drew in one of their de- NOANK When last Seen the young man was : 3 sepi1sd BelEuES s Is there any Guestion ighiful film farces entitled Jones B telephoning to a tailor. an otfice bo T d -~ IR IR e o Tt John LG Steyang tattended e con- oniy At $i2. Jewett (¢ TO RENT Sunday performance a possesses a limitless amount of clean, | Incorrect Rumor of Infantile Paralysis | gressional convention in WillimWantic SR L i : 2 the o : r Jores’ Auto Mr. and Mrs. Dre "‘ i except one, ar < he Cr JONOCHONTAUG—Ten- = sure taere has never been a Sl FARM FOR SALE |- e oo T o S present a series of excruciatingly fun- ities. R tage £ course . at B iuations. The report thiE 97 of the chiren | s, Chaties 1 Einton, Snve reeivned || Prrice $2,000 || SR ot S b ol P o sl | SR snrdens:” hardood iotrs John Singer was il | to_their home in Pawtucket. wers and root plumbing and heat. Rental $35€ Colaar: — Did you AT THE AUDITORIUM. ot e Sana i 60 clear, balance §| of the abuve pl: 100 acre farm, prepa €d from this place of business. Litaele : s Louis Diotte. of Providence spent the {o Il it Sepisa Dthers $300 10 4090 Send for hooklet, | satisfhstors intorvie ; T e Dl 18 e IthoUt | weikiend with hfs . family, Andrew [ pasture and woodland, 1000 cords || __ iyl R ThNK WoGAY el | ety e matt @araidinie Farrar in Maria Rosa Gpe- ation. Howard, the little son of | Feck-end With his fomily, Andrew fopoon WANTE i WnaE M a el Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Singer has been k. rooklyn, N. Y., is the gues standing wood, also some timber, k| 770 Som Bl s SRy I e all he could give us was his consent. clal Five-reel Paramount Feature | uiling several weeks but is suffering | Of Mr- and Mrs. John H.'Brown. abundance of water, 6 room house, §| Box 313, Notwich, Conn . Bepldd | Brora Te Seser Z London Samurday. Jo Today and Tomorrow—Vaudeville. | from stomach trouble. Returns With Bride. e D , Norwich, Conn._ sepldd | pipaa see Amos? Amos who? W FOR SALE Gra s ; Frank Porter expecis to return from| Mr. and Mrs, Moses Duquette have |f 2 dothe Goadhiie o NEW sToRn cady_fo | mosquitor Docd, ah naves It the on — e iTwb very ciassy vaudevills numbers | Lawrence hospital i about & week. B | retinc arom Concan:. winls 1ot Gane | | £rom. troley, ‘6 miles from Franklin a0 e e . ¢ like the, Cotweb ¢ 3 t. 22. The Pasnik Co. s Sm Main St, will be seen at the Auditorium the|s recovering rapidly after a surgical|ada Mr. Duquette was united in ms Square. = WobLy 25 ey Shop, 15 2 3 it sound first three days of this week. First|operation riage with Miss Elmina Champlain. FRANGC . DONOHUE oy e e = = | good ?"—Yonkenr: 3 S . comes Quinn and Laffey, a weli known | Contractor William Patterson is at | Mr. and Mrs. Duauette will reside in |§ coneral AB'” ,‘;S 2 Noowich EEiadn L [ nom s ot toutingbear FOR SALB " “My boy has failed at everything he feam of vaudevllie entertainers who | work on the Kretzer bullding in Mys- | the Duquette tenement on High street, |§ Contral Building, orwic SANTED o gentlemon howrders | 7 : o SC O ecoia et L S have gained a big reputation for them. | tic. = in & private home. No. B b : & = ded (B0 AT kil O 3 selves throughout the larger vaudeville | An entertainment will follow the Duty Begins at Primaries. apulid FOR SALE—Touring ¢ t class!|| In the best residential section, a !\!As he lod: lferature, vet? S circuits for thelr excellent variety | meeting of the Rebekahs Thursday ev-| qme man who is hopeless about the w | condition; price reasonable for quick new, modern Cottage. bungalow [|! el 8 ek ans h a complete fail- work, songs and dances. The second BiIETor e ipolitsiis eobhape. montl: {sale. Address Touring Car, Bulletin s S hiaininet Sorenil rocms Mre as ths chrolt act will be presented by Alice Farrell, n Fitzpatrick has returned to o s ik e HLAERDS BtroGRIE B WA Offico & Ha DL e ba i fuianea tilonk ' Darseh] [ Owi wife au BE Aersltay the dancing violinist, Who is, also in | Stamford after a visi! here. find out what he ought to do at the + ices 1t tie office of The | FOR SALR—1910 CadDiac truck, wi S o ES )1 jicnoriening i yaen for ineitouins g A" ciee of anferiatoirk | | oiiing Marle Sussoilvas sone buck to| 0, T30, TR et Soneme James L. Case || s st fiangs) AR SNSRI | ot with grult roes ot tiat e Farrar appears as the star in another Summer Residents Leave. S ¥ selves to thinkin Lasky Feature Play company produc- | Are ompkins and Master Billy | Ws P Thaver, of Coha; Mass, 37 SHETUCKET STREET g THOMAS H. BECKLEY, nati Enquire tlon, following the unprecedented suc- B 1 B0y aas 1y |4 Y162 vears old ST 278 Main Street o 5 Tompkins have returned to Ruther- Phone 1 often think I'd like to fa cess of Carmen, is of intense interest|y,.q° N, J., after being here all m- nik Co., 1 FOR SALE—On 1 3 v friends to thinking. to every photoplay devotee in the|mer. s E ! F(}R SALE on daturd: FOR SUEOn Phones 68 3 Joies datnkng s world. Not even her wonderful career \IT >3 by 1302ds at lower e i 2! 724 N 3 T atand opers. ovarshadows. Gerals | p il And Ars. Charles Van Wink LEGAL NOTICES | ertiie proquctive land; geod arm on'’s Island for their home in New Jersey. Clinton Peters, who spen dine Farrar's achievements on the screen, where she occuples today a pp- eltfon unsurpassed, and where she has iate road, near store, p \ < In think? and scfool; must be seen to be 2 ted; part e NEW EIGHT ROOM BUNGALOW COTTAGE Kansas City Journal. take the next train. e AT A COURT OF PROBATE the sum- | a¢" p 1, within and for t Guest—I mi never will be reached. z at G Ferry Present—JOHN E. P o ALL MODERN ox Teady t ACRE FAR! S AR Bss Werrar's cliazectecization of the | SER I Sf Oles Ferry. - |Present JORN B FRIOR, Judgs 50 BM Clerk (country inn) — Id lose my flery Carmen will remain forever in|iome in New York. 0 ED 3 <9 : Job if T told vou! It means money the memories of those who have seen | "\ "\aug Fiten goes to New York ry For $1 400 Cash to us to kesp vou her ston Jher an imperisnable record. In her | y,any (Monay) e o ety Lol £ 51 estate, s ) Globe. second photoplay, Marla Rosa, pro- | "3, “m °F ASNney iy visiting n bos: g fon, other than Jewese Ciry, Conn Sep11a " |§ New house of six rooms, surround- f| Husband ar, tell me e B B e e Roaiae 3 ame | St neloniing to sailestate. nawn 7 ROOM APARTMENT = —=— | ¥om SalE—Desring oot Dinder,|f o1 by beauticul ‘shadelitesaiyarn I Just i need for 3 rs. Josephine Chester and Mrs [and desiznited as the “Home piave & waT, al Typewrite ctically new. Inauire Fred Thumm, x30, n 2, o ! Mille, Miss Farrar reaches new heights | yohn Smith have returned from a visii | on the inventory and appraisal of said CEL T S Company. Hartford, tcoimaker X iilin Bt S sepiid | § scratéhing sheds, 60 peacii tees Wife—We need a new serving table, in photodramatic acting. In the part |} Wew Lanamm. eStats, was presented to this Court. - $30.00 and wnts screw. . machine - operators: | - - (will bear this season), 1% acres §|a set of diaing-room chairs, a front of Marls Rosa. abe appesrs a3 3 Span | "4irs” famc Jay Smith of Groton |, Whirturok TUs ordered, TiCaia | possession ocToser st fimer o " work on” pubih awperrios (will be in frultage f| hall ruz and” i least two event peas: 5 i P e o ew | application “be hearc erminec milling hine and bench wor 25 Sou: ris Sprng), % acres asparagus wns.—Puck. dlean et thought and life, who "ls | crutadaugneer, Marie Claire. born < | fhe “poditts Hobt Kt i | ok, comat drSheue epod [§ Gl cut 100 1ns. daily. in seasone 1 ° L o the - gedy | her son-in-law_and daughter, Mr. a n said District, on the 23a de Sep- e e T ooi- v |l an income getter). Near rafiroad, c - reason of the jealousy of an unWOrthy | Mrs Hugh C, Harle of New Jerscr. . | tember, A. be 1916 at 3 o'closk in the E — real estate bar- (§ School ana church; land iree from THE KALEIDOSCOFE T oot thia photopla 1ata | , P W. Chester has purchased a new e selt 11 et ot Mo oxt | § stone ana machine worked. — in s Mitle village of Bpain: The char- | 2Ut0 truck. o No. 21 Maple Grove Avenus inaaire A 9 peost over|f Scnd for latest catalogue. Just Lenox, Mass, has 70 millionares. 1 f1a: Toeaching in Brockt, e rrerene i 5 = = 2 28 building lots | § jssued Chcice of 400. Nothing like 2 = ¥ acters are simple folk, children, 5o to ) g in Brockton. hewspaper ha ‘ouiation in & HANDSOME RESIDENCE S e TV G0t sircet. Price tor rexidence | it in an New England G, e 5 thelbias speak, in the ways of the great out- | Miss Florence Wilcox has gone to | District. at I etoshe OF 10 ROOMS that e fEnre on to make ouf Euocas e o= 000, ad e N woodhen of New Zealan: side world, but men end women of | Brockton, lMass, as teacher in the| 3% °f, AEATIAT 3 Teturn be e e LU B s e XeW" London. Conn. WILLIAM A WILGOX stren; ang_force, of dee assions | high school. e =t = - —— = - G e Real Estate Broker, ot ok off cablr—w lea - e mmowe loves T theuoist of|. Samice Tathmana Johu . Bbbstts |- SSBLid L TOHS ERIOR. Juds MODERNSBATH THOUSANDS gove one-horse | § 41 West Broad St, Westerly, R. e R b these human forces Maria Rosa be- [ have been visiting in Rhode Island. NOTICE ELECTRIC LIGHT obtabiable; $15 mon eRRRE Telezhone 365 P — comes the centre of a drama, thrilling | _Carload of lumber for Groton Long E FINE: YARD lin Institute, Dept adway. SN M in its episodes, gTipping in its appeal [ Point is at the station and being trans- | .. Repubiican Delelgntes elected ARcAm T E Y == L " 7 |Nothises 110 West 31tk St iNew York I | o TR IR0nTtel Ace Rente O e o ittty e L e O e Puidix havo|me seversi towns comptising ithe S0t 2 WANTED - ng man to work| ASK ~ COIT about Gresstone Fclonticne (o308 HGeley e comedy photoplay for Monday Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burdick have | Sepatorial District are hercby notifie b I canfec v { Heights. QUL | ————cse— 1 han 3,000 zove civil nd_Tuesday will be one of the V. L. | returned from Kingston. e et C on o soda fountain in confectionery | Helehis 21d | Mort tnan 30,000 sovernment _eivi . E. productions featuring Frank | Mrs. Willlam Hill, who has been Il | Ysi 1816, at 12 bclock noon, ih Cf James I asell® iire HOm e ad = Danlels, that inimitable comedian. with grip, is better. Hail, Norwich, for the purpose of nom- . e oD e BUY THIS FOR SALE Some of the new selectlons which Fitted for Codfishing. Ly 8 e o o tate Business. Our Real Bstate | : At thes Colhal iave, koo ke tan will be rendered duri; the photo- = sald i Senmiopidi Dlsbplet oaud ito 37 SHETUCKET STREET ucator tells bow Real Estate deals| A very desirable Cottage, with all| ~ i SIS g .- S0 S Dl0t0, Sch G P) Senatorial O t g e 2 VoY 4 the Gld Orchail road, is a southerr Pve s e vy The excaiont - | Schooner Groce Ebips, Capt. s | SnafSricl Gomplifes” M. Y St TS S o FAMILY HOUSE |poers imstovamenisy cxgaiens. locat | 72,018 Qronaié rong chestra now playing at this house will | GroW Ostman, has fitted out for cod- |, it 5 v Fhrcs BEcnty ihow to) lskiproperty homnto tion, on Bliss Place. For full particu- | TOS¢bUS years old. be from Very Good Eddie, The Only | Jopn & et S ORPL GEORGE H. PRADFORD, e LT ) s ch apartmant has seven rooms and |lars, inquire of Giri, Zigtelds Midnight Frolle. Pass. | J0nn Hendrickson has gone o Nan- | pember of State Ceniral Gommittes for A stand to hold ice-cream comes tucket. . T nt; real estate tities; le rms; | bath, modern improvements; in best JOHN A. MORAN, erect, made of stiff paper, is the in- ing Show of 1916 and others equally| 1Misses Laura Perkins and Bmma the 2eb Senamrialebitiot FOR SALE D : redidence seotion, fitteen minutes’ w Real Estate and Insurance Broker. | vontion of a New York ma i Wilbur of Groton spent the week-end age prepald. Your money r i 9m Franklin Square. House Is Franklin Sevare. = R DAVIS THEATRE. with friends at Soundview cottage. THE HARRY BEEBE FARM AT you are not perfectl excellent condition and rents for Thev production and distribution ot 4 NORWICH TOWN, 60 ACRES WITH }‘;;g;ff* Desk s, per annum. Price $7,050. A E elisitncn,v in _'le{m!‘:;r:h ]_ms been Exceptional Big Bill of Keith Vaude- BALTIC GOOD BUILDINGS. 8 ton: e ARCHA W. COIT. FOR SAL made a municipal moropoly. ville and Triangle Photo Plays— AR yetsost LEhiEl o Dayscaxenin Lie JUST THE PLACE FOR YOU. g ’ ; Russia maintains at Moscow o g b hercby fied loads of d Cows just| Rus: ntains at Mos an ex New Concert Orchestra Under the | Furniture Truck of Lahn_Company, | Gt °f N0V A {0 Tevy aha ol E. A. PRENTICE The Mutual Benefit Life Agenc: puwogcacloads YORRI02 Just| | riment station for the study of flax X gency ived. i Miescitcnyi of. A. Brazeatr, Norwich, Damaged by Fire—Moses |lect & tax of oleven and one-lal | phone 300 86 Cliff Street arrived. cultivation and manufacture. — Duguette Brings Bride from Canada, | (111-2) mills on the dollar on the City A nice, profitible busiress, well locat- | Telephone 1334 63 Broadway | JAMES H. HYDE, North Franklin —_— For the first half of this week the # List of 1916, made from the Town List = ed and wecii establi: d. Present own The bubbles in a teacup follow the management of this popular play.| About 12.45 Sunday morning an In- 9L 1915, Payabie Oct 1), 116 and ho- ers reason To: telling, eaing into Telephone 30, Lebaron, Conn. spoon because it attracts them just honse announces a bill of Keith vau- | ternational 1500 pound chain drive au. | txeo er the vost of Biling or shrinkiing [ 1ES H. HYDE .. g apctioneeniierens P s bRl i FOR SALE. as a magnet attracts steel. deville and Triangle photo plays that | tomobile owned by Lawn Furniture | sireets in the vear 1916, are Included 1n JOEN A. MORAN, Cotiage Houses, Tenement and Busi- Sle Q@ 5 e o could not be equalled anywhere for |company of Norwich caught fire at|ihe rate bill, and are’ payabie at the AUCTION Real mscite:nni Tnvestmens Broker, | nosa Blocks Bulding Lot ol det | Cranolithic Sidewalk Facts |..Covws, presigent nas semed a do- time of the collection of sald fax; and Franklin Square, Norwich. ’::b::rl:ct-‘;:gyi z;iSt”fiuxgr{wg::’y. i ‘c‘r‘ee npp?lmr:h;s a cr}mml.fimn tto study AT THE DAVIS THEATRE o e e (sl il boas mis| YUl Deeold a€ Public Auction Hamber of people looking for real es- |Over forty cement walks built by me | the question of natlonaliziug the rafl- Collector’s Office daily from 9 a. m. to TUESDAY, SEPT. 26, 1916, SA H RS tate investments. in Norwich. One at Chelsea Parade, | g 12.30 p. m, and from 2 to 5 p. m. until at 10 o’clock a. m., WILLIAM F. myyy, 1450 foxt lang, ovss ado-Guartor ol 4 ptorst HaRR BRI T i i Nov. 10, 1916, cxcept the ~following|my farm, with 50 acres of land, house, Real! Zstate and Insurance. mile. 1 will furnish the names of | b "250OT% 1 el ueC. days: ! barn and other bulldings, in g00d con. |l have 20 good Horses that are all ac- Room 108, Thayer Bldg. |those forty satisfied customers. —Se-| (F", 00 pornbe twaste mdmmakl:;g lect @ man who knows how and will Tuesday, Oct. 17, 1 will be at thelgition, as Mansfield City, two miles|climated, weighin? from 1,000 to 1600 store of Bdward McNamara. 159 Sachem | Gast from South Coventry, five miles | rime ) ot 2 i . | dried fish scrap from the residue. St._Falls, from 12 m. to 1 p. m Rortn from Willimantie: dlso 1 'E00d | aries " | witch oil°m 1BE FOR SALE dpfe 5”’”‘?‘::“’"’ SroHnE Sinsth Wednesday, Oct. 18, 1 will be at tne [ ROTCR FO, W oERA" 180, urbecs |another carload ~ which will arrive AL ing compare experience. Berioloy b Gl | drus store of John A Morean, Greene- | two-horse team wagon, dimp cart, 3 |about the first of October. Several good Disc and( Cylinder| Mine is for you if you are wise. |prophet Joshua Sykes for not taking Thureday, Oct. 15, T will be at the | paSBies: two-horee mower, horse rake ELMER R. PIERSON Phonographs of standard make in the START RIGHT out a permit to build a tabernacle in d“r_ug gtore’, of " Getrge M. lflf\thbl‘-ne. (mounted), wood sawing outfit, porta- Telephone 536-3 best of condition, at very low prices. which he was doing his preaching. rigay, 0ot oh T witl be ' the Tore | SiSeETITt, ML fable Sanins, outils b e LR s Thos. J. Dodd About 44,442,000 bushels of co JFri Son T IR : y: 5 lock ave some good one: W as $4.00. s 442, rn was of Jonn 'G. Foitcr. mast Side. from 11 weeder, two:horse bot sied, stons drag THE PLAUT-CADDEN CO., GENERAL CONTRACTOR used in the manufacture of glucose a. m. to 1 p. m. i 2 plows, cultivator, cutaway harrow and starch in 1914. It cost $30,207 000 Legal fees and additions will be made |anvil and blackemith’s tools, some car. 2 144-146 Main Street, Norwich, Conn.|99 Cliff Street Telephone 822 A HherEnN o gty to_those who neglect this notice. Penters tools, grinasone, wheervar- | W€ Lant Do e YYor " o o - deel Product S esiwarth THOMAS A ROBINSON, Cottector. row, lot chains forks, hoes, shovels, I 46,690,000 Norwich, Conn., Sept. 16, 1916. stoves, horse biankets, 1 bedsteads and Sepl6s springs, a quantit; t household fi 1- B 0 L Sweden has —_— T e fpmomthetsedten il So We Do the Best FOR SALE oy, Sen milton, aaree — - of flelds, but th : fo mention. USSR BRET” | The Peck-McWilliams C COZY SUBURBAN COTTAGE FOR SALE Bot’ ors. m?n' 2,000 “fons: Soas 15 NOTICE R F. D. No. 1, Mansheld Center, e L et i : Selling at $16.75 @ ton, so that . D. No. 1. Mansfeld Conter, Ot. RIGHE: Beside {the i trolley | road P rice F. PR or fusl 1a o at @ cheap- o T saay 200 acre Farm, within 20 a necessity. . N : A. M. AVERY, 52 Broadway mmut? trolley ride from George W, Thomas, of Scranton, Pa., S Franklin Square, completely | S0 57 Mo Teomthas o s &0 5 Shont two veire: ?Eit"n%g;ard it COWS and stocked. §| Yor—by g Fiturned to ‘154 “Wasnington St and barns [ LEE CLEGG |—=<ri e R e | Hovee in first- LoST_Soturday evening, one dozen|sale. Carioad New York cows wini|| class shape. Contractors and Builders. There came to my place September 5th one Holstein Heifer. Owner must prove property and pay charges. JAMES RILEY, Allen Hill, Brooklyn, Conn. Great Privations. MONEY LOANED REPAIRS lunchicon napkins. Sultabie reward if | arrive Monday, Sept. 18th. In the event .of a strike, no Pull- % réturned to Barrows’ Sh Store. it an Dimonds, Watches Joweiry Franklin Square | "“scpifa St A o N. TARRANT & CO. e BTt s Wil bo Lotvest Kates of interest. An Sl o iy Telephono 3¢ Lebanon. ‘sepisd |§117 Main Street, Norwich || ilL have the consolation of knowing ot ot Tutorgt R _ 1 LOST or stolen; a sharple, ten feet that they are no worse off than th LABM A a0y fiFudto deat e L THERE, 15 no advertising, medium In | long and three and o hail feet wide: Test of the traveling = g e o s Eastern Connecticut eqcal to The Bul- | lead color inside. red outside, with a|M, J. FIELDS, Florist Fork Wora, L L e letin for business results. lead colored streak: brass plate inside b E——— 5 GOt os St The Bull Sorieh Conn. B FD No %, Bax 87K, | _ Carnations. " Special offorms and pes 1t 3 elok Srormen s abis to sew abe’ n Connecticut equa e Bul- . ‘Conn., E. F. D. No. 6, Box 22- ation: s 2 letin for business results. san18d Planta alashona 657, latin for PR S i b 23