Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 19, 1916, Page 10

FAYR TODAY; FAIR AND WARMER TOMORROW. FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS thtlsGoi:q_QnToni'M Vausevitic and Moving Ploturew at Azditorium Theatre. Motion Pictures at Breed Theatre. Vagoewlllo and Moving Pictures at| P SoPwich Rifle Club o} ts at A Shetucket Lodgs, No. 31, I 0. 0. B meeta in 043 Fellows’ Hail. 2\ HEAVY BURDEN A Bad Baok Makeo Life Miserable for Many Norwich People. "| A bea back is a heavy burden. A burden at night when bedtime *| comes, Norwich Nest, No. 139, 0. 0. O, P uraegn LoAgs, N, 6, K. of P. meots 1 Brthin SihAey 3 Slater Lodgs. 509, N. E O. P, meeta in Bl Rrock. Tonic Camp, No. 7694, M. W. A., meets in_Fugles' Hall. St. James' Lodge, No. 23, F. and A. M, meets in Masonle Tempie. mes e, No. N. B. O. P. bR England Loa No. o ot New oage, No. :35; U O7or OFF. meets at 80 l? ta T. A B. Building. BREED THEATRE. An exceptionally fine bill of Metro picturcs is at the Breed theatre today, the feature of which is The House of Tears, with Emily Stevens and Henri Bergman in the stellar roles. This is a powerful story in five gripping acts and is produced in a finished style. One of tue thrilling scenes of the pic- ture is when Mr. Bergman drives an automobile blindly through the streets, snding by running off @ bridge when he is hurled to death. If you want to ee a picture of the best-yet variety, Zon't fail to see The House of Tears. The Breed also. presents for today The Lucky Transfer, a one reel drama, wnd Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew in one >f their fllm farces, entitled Jones' auto. Tor tonight only the Breed concert srchestra will be augmented by fifteen pleces and will render the following Just as bothersome in the morning. Bver try Doan's Kidney Pills for it? Know they are for kidney back- ache—and for other kidney {lls? It you don't, some Norwich people SFest do . A 'and B. Society meets Read a case of it: Mrs. L. A. Andrews, § Rock Street, Norwich, says: “My back had hoth- ered me a great deal. dull, ragging pain across it almost constantly end it was very annoying. Doan's Kidney Pills, procured from Treat’s Drug Store, gave me the great- est relief. I think thc! are worthy of the highest recommendation.” Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't sim- ply ask for a kidney remedy — sget Doan's Kidney Pills — the same that Mrs. Andrews had. Foster-Milburn Co., Props., Buftalo, N. Y. There was a Clear Bad Skin From Within. Pimply, muddy complexions are duo musica lprogramme: {o impurities {n the blood. Clear up. First nfantry March .. Koenig|the skin by taking Dr. King's New Orpheus Overture .. . Oftenbach | Life Pills. Their mfld laxative quali- Musical Gems Tschaikowsky Vanity ..... . Jackson Quartette Rigolette ... .. Verdi Sarressing Butterfly .... Barthelemy 2omance ....... Rubinstein Srincess Pa fon ...... Herbert Selec Tomorrow the Breed will present an »ntire change of programme, the fea- ure being a five part Musical Master- sicture, The Bruiser. The Mutual (Veekly and a very funny Vogue come- iy completes the bill for Wednesday ind Thursday. A New Store With New Merchandise —The Pasnik Compoany. A mew store run by young people, 51d i« the business wiil be opened this soming Saturday, in the store former- iy occupied by fhe Cranston Co., many changes and _improvements having been made in the store. Mr. and Mrs. Pasnik, who compoee the firm of the Pasnik’ Co., must certainly feel at home when in the store. Mrs. Pas- nik’s parents were in the retail dry zoods business in New York city for forty vears. Mrs. Pasnik had_entire sharge of the ready-to-wear depart- ment for many vears. From his ear- liest vears Mr. Pasnik was in the dry g00ds business, his parents and grand- parents having been in the retail line in_Union Hill, N. J,, for 48 vears. Mr. and Mrs. Pasnik will be pleased to welcome the public at thelr new store, 158 Main sireet, next Saturday, Sept. 23rd. See adv. ZRIEF STATE NEWS Farmington—The Farmington Con- gregational church is leing repaired The spire will be taken down for re- pairs alsq, Portland—The Buck library has been cjosed until further notice owing to the presence of infantile paralysis in town. Essex.—Harry Whitnoy, the famous Arctic hunter of New Haven, has been in town with a party of friends for the rail ehooting. Middletown.—The summer schedule of the local barber shops. whereby they closed at 6 o'clock Monday cven- ing is no more, and the shops are open now as usual. Themaston—A. H. Osborne, district deputy grand master of Waterbury, nd his staff, paid an official visit to Crarklin Jodge, 1. O. O. F., at the meet- ‘ng Monday night. Neviton. — Prof. Arthur Twining Hadley of Yale, who with Mrs. Hadley nd family has occupied the Snake ock farm in Zoar, Newiown, for many summer scasons, has_purchased farm recently from Charles M. Norfolk. — Judge Robbins Battel Stocckel of Norfolk has been mention- 2d as a uccessor to S. Landon Al- ord of Winsted as senator on the 31st republican ticket Mr. Stocckel 2as been judge of probate in Norfolk for 20 years. Middletown.—The time Ilimit pre- scribed by statute for ihe filing of a petition for a votc on the license question expired yesterday, so that this year Middletown will not ‘vote on this question. Last year the license forces won cut by a vote of 1,89 to 889, Meriden.—Capt. Dave Lyon is start- ing on his 834 year. Captain Lyon worked for 62 yoars for the Interna- tional Sitver company. Not only that, but he was for 20 vears foreman of the volunteer fire company, and is still o member. He reyred from work about a year ago. Thempsonville—A barrel of German dyo weighing 500 pounds that cost $18 a pound. or $9,000, has been recetved at the Thompsonville plant of the Bigelow-Hartford carpct plant in Thompsonville and will be distributed at tbe Lowell and Clinton plants of the company when necessury. Cromwell.—Rev. Edward FEells of ‘Worcester, Mass., descendant of the second pastor of the Cromweil Con- gregational church, has requested the selectmen to entrust the Cromwell Cemetery asscciation trust the expen- diture of the $160 a year interest of WHAT IS ITCH DIRT » It is the old Anglo-Saxon name for Dandruff and it’s a good one. If you have dandruff you have itch dirt and the littls microbes that are part and parcel of dandruff are working per- istently night and day, and sooder or later will reach the very life of your hair and destroy its vitality. Then you'll be bali—Bald to etay— for not even the wonderfyl rejuven- ating properties of Parisian Sage can grow hair after the bair bulb or root ties remove the poisons from the sys- tem ang brighten the eve. A full, free, non-griping bowel movement in the morning is the reward of a dose of Dr. King’s New Life Pills the night before. At your Druggist, 25c. —— the several funds in keeping the old cemetery in condition. Bridgeport—Some time ago someone saturated a cat with gasoline at the corner of State and Froad streets in Bridgeport and touched a match to the pet. Before the cat was burned to death a man put it out of i's agony by shooting it. The act is a state’s prison offense. Alexander Hcwell, agent of the Animal Rescue league, is working on the case with others. Goshen.—Miss Louisa Thompson of Goshen died in July and left the major part of her estate, amounting to $15,- 000, for a monumert in the Goshen cemetery. Only a few small bequests were made She had expressed a to so dis- Dose of her estute tha rel- atives would not become henenciaries, Now her sister, Mrs. E. Hurlbut, of Goshen, has brought action to con< test the will. BITTER PARTISAN STRIFE IN THE CHINESE REPUBLIC Has Brought the Reorganization of the Government to a Standstill. Peking, Sept. 4.—Bitter partisan strife has brought the reorganization of the Chinese repubiic to a standstill. The Kuomintang, or the old revolu tionary party, clearly controls a ma Jority of the members of parliament who have so far arrived in Pcking. vi, who has been designa of foreign affairs in the se since his appointment, but remains at Shanghai, where Sun Yat-sen and other Kuomintang lead- ers are also living under foreign pro- tection. C. T. Wang, the president of the senate, is the most prominent of the Kuomintang leaders who have come to Peking and are personal participat- ing in the flerce political battle which is now being waged between the Kuo- mintang and the combination of prac- tically all other political fractions headed by prominent military lead- ers. So far slightly more than four hun- dred members of parliament have a rived in Peking. As it require nea Iy five hundred to make a_ querum and the members already here are disorganized and divided in their purposes there seems to be little chance of much accomplishment in the near future. The first and all important duty of the parliament is to approve a cabi- net. Its second important task will be the designation of a vice-president to take the place upon the advance- ment of the Li Yuan-hung. Tuan Chi-jui, the premier of the present compromise cabinet, has" the support of the military forces of China and_practically all the opponents of the Kuomintang. In addition to being premier, Tuan Chi-jui is also minister Jof war and easily the most poweful man in China. The military is really the only thoroughly organized force in the republic. It was always Yvan Shi-kal's strength, and it is the strength of Tuan Chi-jui, Who is now generally belleved to be more powerful than President Ii Yuan-hung. The Kuomintang is endeavoring to have Tang Shao-yi made premier, and wants Premier Tuan Chi-jul to aceept the vice presidency, surrender the pre- miersbip and the minister of war, and become chief of staff This Jatter po- {sition was held by Li Yuan-hung dur- ing the days when he was practically kept 26 o prisoner by Yuan-kai, and is absolutely without power. Tuan Chi- 4ui and his backers, who are appar- ently becoming more numerous every day since it has begome clear what the plans of the Shanghai leaders are, are unwilling ¢o make way for the Kuo- mintang. They have the army under their control and are szhowing lfttle dispositién to fall in with the Kuo- mintang plans. Tang Shao-vi has re- fused to come to Peking and assume the office of minister of foreign affairs untfl the pérliament ehall have ap- proved the new cabinet. This action is regarded by his opponents in a very uhfavorable light. They insist that he should come to Peking and join in the efforts to effect a_compromise. The present deadlock is doubly seri- ous because of the government’s utter lack of funds. Rioting s feared should the soldiers go unpaid for an indefinite length of time, there are many predictions that the military leaders assoctated with Tuan Chi-ful will take the control of the government in- to their own hands through military strength and dissolve the parliament unless a compromise can be effected 'very shortly. Rumors of the restoration of the Manchu dynasty are also heard con- stantly tn Peking. Cheng Hewn and many of the other prominent generals in China, have always been imperial- ists,_and were active in their advocacy of the restoration of the boy-emperor at the ttme when Yuan-hi-kaf's ab- is dead. Parislan Sage cures dandruff |dication seemed immiinent. Lee & U3g00d, révommend it <the’ halr destroyer. x 50 cents u 0 el ¥ teo §t; only lgnnr:'s ‘bottle and your money baok if it fails to remove every trace of Dan- druff, stop Falling Hair and Itching o't Scalp. | “nile the parlfament was recon- veues in an orerly manner and its opening was pearetul, 11 ts by no means certain that the parliament will be an orderly body when it at- tempts to appréve a cabinet and elect a vice-president. - AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwieh, within and for the District on the 15th day of Septem- of Norwi; LEGAL NOTICES. ber, A. D,.io1c. Prosent—N| Norwi it W petition, n probat o, . * Whereupo: o obate Court Norwich, in‘said District, on the 22d petition the P n said elte vt Norwl peared in Court by couns raying, for the Teasons there- set forth, that an porting to be the last wiil and testa- ment ot said deceased be admitied to 5 i That sald ard’ nd Bacormined ot eard ELSON J. Bstate of Philllpena Youns, late of strict, deceased. day of September, A o'clock in the forénoon, tice of the and and Sep19d AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich, within and for the District of Norwich, on the 15th day of Septem- A ber, D. A Prasent—NELSON_J. Estate of John T. Ryan, wich, in sald District, d Gty 1916, and represented said estate to be insolvent, as on file. ‘Whereu) I said Adm see cause, Probate Court Room Norwich, in_said District, on the 21st September. o'clock in the forsnoon. relative to the appointment of sloners to receive and decide wpo: claims of the creditors of said day of by publi some newsnaper having in said District, the Court. NELSON T. The above n, It Is Ordered, That the stratrix zive notice to all persons In interest to appear, If they before sali ng copy of record AL et 4ppeared in Court ‘WANTED—S highest price AYLING, Judge. Conn., ap- and filed & instrument pus ‘in the: City of D. 1918, at 11 ana that no- Versaill les, Conn. endency of sadd potitw. of Sata %enr\ngyfihcz?co 882 given by the publication of tiis order one s e e culation in @ays prior to the date of said hearing, "that return be made to this Court. NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. The above and. foresoing is a . true rd. o O R¥cont: HSLDN M. DR ‘having a cir- at least three R, ssistant Clerk. AYLING, Judge. Jate' of Nor- deased. eptember, A. D. Central GEO. L. CHE! the of d_Court at in the City, D 1916, at 10 to bé heard econd hand furniture, Franklin St.Tel. 7. WANTED—Hitch nurse for litter of police” dog pupples: enri I Bear, Palisade Kennels, East Killingly, Conh., Danielson Div. in Finishing Department Apply Versailles Sanitary Fibre Mills GIRLS WANTED Appiy Versailles Sanitary Fibre Mills Versailles, Conn. i2 Laborers, 4 Waitresses; 3 Farm || Hands, 4 Men for the beach, 7 Gensral Housework Women, 2 Boys. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Wanted Immediately L= ‘Bruckner, 55 kN may24d Tite or “phone With Bits of Paper “When it comes to being the life of the party you gotta hamd it to Umson.” _“Whaddye mean, life of the party?" Members of the cCurbstone Club gathered about to listen to two of their most accomplished conversation- alists. “That gink can make fun out of almost anything.” “Is (hat so?" “¥es. At a church social the oiker evening he amused the whole bunch, and all he used was a sheet of paper.” “Draw pictures?” “No, he divided the girls and boys into two parties and gave each one a clipping from the ‘want ad’ page.” “Then what?" : “For supper partners_ the young people were instructed to find the an- swers to their advertisements.” “How did the scheme worlk out?” “More fun than a barrel of monkeys. was Gerty Giddigad's little lost poodle.” “Gosh!” “Bess Brinkiey found Bennie Bean- brough was her ‘room to rent. ” “Gee!” “Little Lucy Lacy was Big Bill Bax- ter's second-hand runabout.” “Whee!" “And Pansy Pauncefoote Amley’s maid-of-all-wor} “Curious_combinations. “There was even odder ones than sep19d Building + SBRO, Manager was Abe summer cottage, good condition, Twenty Union Bricklayers and th " twenty Union Carpenters. Good job. [those. Standard pay., Apply to .Did everybody find a mate?” this order ome time in DAMASE BOULAIS, Eyerybody. B a2 circulation] melephone. Dasielson, Conm. fmchat suggests a question to ‘my and make return to mind.’ W “What is the question?” s fl:"";il;;\—'(:vls‘v‘xa(.‘gx.?ufi WANTED IMMEDIATELY Do you really think Bullefin ‘want’ rea- [ads in ordinary use are as sure fire, 21BN M. DRESCHE sonable price, on either salt or’ fresh|OF as certain o hit the mark?” Attests Bl I, DRESCHER. ma Sure as shooti —— FOR SALE: 41-acre farm. near matn | NOTICE TO CREDITORS. line station, on trunk line highwas AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD |fine land, large orchard, 8-room house, WANTED at Norwich. within and for the District | new harn, large new poultry house and | — of Norwich, on the 18th day of Septem- | outbulldings: $2,300; casy terms. SPINNERS wanted: D& F.and J, & Der, A, D, 1015 3 TRYON'S AGENCY. Willimantie, Conn. | B. mules. " Apuly to Pawcatuck Wooien Présent—NELSON 1. AYLING Judge Mills, Wostorly, R. I. Estate of Daisy D. Ray, late of Lis A bor. in said District. deceased ANTED —American widow Brdored, That the Administrator cite WAWTEQ position as housekeeper for respectable the creditors of said deceased to bring . [dower, Mrs. F. Lestor, General De- in their claims against sald estaté| sran ana wite o ran Mill Boardins | A or¥: Danielson,” Cenn. sepivd within months from this date by = oo e Posting & motice L that effact, foxe(ner | Hose, .~ HLC. Lane, Duriee Lane. Y h 4 copy of this order. on the s e - sep19d 2 v post nearest to the place where THE SAXTON WOOLEN CORP., =kl déczased last dwelt. and in the samel WANTED —An ellerly woman for Town. and by pu ishing the same once Bean Hill il light housework; { FOR SALE TO RENT - POETRY TOR SALE—Guernsey cow. 5 _years old, giving 16 quarts per day. FPhone -15. sep19d TO RENT — Two large furmished rooms for light housekceping. 44 Union St Phome. x33-12 sep19d IHE NEW CREED. , FOR SALE — Thoroughbred Black Minarca coskerels, C, B. iecleston, New London Turnpike, Tel. 1343-5. . sepidd FOR SALE_House and 10 acres of land on Corning Road and Hamilton Ave. TInquire 22 CHff S sep19d FOR SASE A 1914 Cadillac seven- pgssenzer touring car in first class cdhaition: price very reasonable. In- quire at Madden's Cigar Store, seplSd “¥OR SALE—One Chester White boar, old enouzh for service; very reasonablé price. . A. Titus, Sterling, Conn. sepi9TuThS Struggling nobly, muscies swelling, Strained ihe horses at the lcad; Lash appiying, curses yelling, Raged the driver in tae road: M0 RENT—Largs room, closet and cupboard, sultable for lignt housskeep- g, 565 Boswell Ave. ‘erais reason- able: seplsd | still resisting ‘gaivst c: mpelling. FOR RENT— ey furmianed tromt | i, 14 SLoveh 0 L 0oete, n il o rooms. 30 Grove St Reaton's fountain to unseal Jy20STuTh Angd the lgad, so long unwilling, — B0 RENT —Cottasa house No- 10 Kin. |, Answered to the new appeal To RENT ~Cottage house No. 10 Kin-| mius the volce, the clamor stiling. oY re S, B Tompionn, Tprovements | “Why tine air with curkes iilling? e o Put your shoulder to the wheel 1) WENT—A dasirable six-room flat, éntral loca Inquire at 1 As_reverberating thunder Through creation’s deeps may roll, F0lt SALE—A tract of land. contain- ing wood and timber. that I'il sell all togetker or separately. J. A. Griswold. 159 West Town S 5ep12TuThS. FOR SALE—Iive farms above Yantic and three houses; will be sold at low prize if taken at once; also three acres cablage by che barrel. Address P. A. Nawrocki, Yantic. sepTThSTu FOR SALE or exchange: registered Holstein bull, 2 years old, gentle and all_right 18912 a FOR SAT e a big Avrshire new milch, and the other to freshen in about one week, on the road from Scotiand to Baltie. . Mr. Taniste Gadue, Balt'e, Conn., -R. F, D. No. 1. sép1sd Then this thought of fear and wonder Through my senses scrangely stole: From the dark and dirtant yondss, “Tis a message to thy soul! And my heart heat loud an1 faster As'my sinews sct_to steal To_avert the Great Disrster. Thus I read the message leal: OR REN rooms dnd bath, large mouern equipment, hood; $30. Archa W augdld FOR RENT — Homelike furnished house, eight rooms and bath, best res- fat, reception celien: neighbo. Colt, v$ Brozaway, oetoe oction erehe "W Coit. [°§3| Banish force, love's sway Is vaster; 2 Heed the spirit of the Master: L e M AR SR ASups L Pray you may, but ere TO RENT—A flat of six rooms, first| Put your shollde:r to the wheell floor, pleasantly located, remsonabie Lomas J. Taylor. rent. inquirs 53 Oak St. augsid FOR RENT—House 6§ Asylum St; = all_modern Lnprovements. ipquire 74 THL TANGO IESSON, Asylum St aug2yd S 1t Tivele TURNISHED apartments, one and | RIay?, Step te live two rooms, with Ikitchenette; —steam Pivot twice upon P. O. Box 64, Jewett City. a mosq thing that don't 1i uer Six for Zic cigal Sh A WORD to turkey ralsers: Konemap Specific No. 14 is a asientific treatment for the prévention and cure of black- licad in turkeys. It has never failed tc do the work. Prepared and sold by West Main Price 50c. Konemah Foultry Yards, 45 St. Norwich, ugTuT! FOR SA condition; sale. Ofiice onn. Touring car; first class price_reasonable for quick Address Touring Car, Bulletin sepltd = = heat, electric light. Phone 1276-2. 27| P30 " Tandspri FOR SALE—One Thor motorcycle. in | Beat wugis L34 running order, new tires; sell cheap if | DLvision. 2ugi6d | Butt your partner in the ribs, faken at once. Address Charles M.|” FURNISHED rooms; reasonable| Biff him In the eve, = Ames, Willimantie, Conn.,, R. D. No. 2.|rates, suitable for light housekeeping. Hflndl hl’m namupIn e car. sepi8d Mrs. Emma Morse, 15 Union St. Jyzod| SWiftly sliding by. FOR SALE—191; Ford in good con-| T0 RENT—For $10 a month a tene-| Take vour foot into your hand, Qition: ttaze body; muszt sell quick. | ment of Soven rooms at 66 School St;| _ Roll alons the floor, Apply Camp Massipeack. on Gardner's | within five minutes' walk of krankiii | Fiopping Sldewise while I ~ount Lake, R. 1. 4. Colchester., scplid {Square; also u basement tenement of| ~One, two, three. and . four. = St Uirce fooms. Inquire at Bulletin Of-| Boost your partner on vour back ok svhasbout, mofeliinces ayzid Waltz him on the run 2 = = Frankiin o oW stieets; - ‘ FOR_SALE_Second hand plano. Ad- | ner atore for years occupied. by C. C. —Minna Trving. Treat drugzisi, and the sales room, £tore room and bakery formerly used by the Providence Bakery. Archa W. Coit, 68 Broadway. sy17d TO RENT—Furnisiied rooms. all con- veulences, five minutes’ walk _from anklin square; men only. 125 School “elephone 522-4. iyild HUMOR OF THE DAY “How much of an operation did the doctor perform on you?” “Oh, he took out a couple of thou- sand dollars’ worth of my insides."— Life. SN — %1 Franklin Ut e T T o BV little clock is ail run 3 own. TO RENT—Furnished rooms; also| PBen—What's the trouble? houseliesping. 1o Scacol St Telephone| Eiby leads a fast iife, I gucss— Host arn Chaparral. TO RENT—Newly furnished rooms. ‘Bill—Were there any mourners at modern conveniencée, at The Seymourl, | the lynching? 3 Frankiin St. | Phohe 1043-5. apriad{ g Voghne? © o was forry was in no condition to mourn.— Yonkers Statesman. She—A stitch in TO RENT QUONOCHONTAUG—Ten-room eot- time saves nine. Yod home prefer s T = you know T E R apaDer Maving a circulation i to wnos. - ADply Mes. o Sullstin, (b O SALE 1510 Caalilas brick with] fule's denis Ml 1000 fest from | He. Ves, buf what becomes ‘of all £a1d District, and make return to this Cseptoa e T oy sihr® BAdnm %0y M| Ocean and Salt Pond; sown dower and | the stitches that thrifty people have Court. T ATETNG. Tudge. FOR SALE WANTED--A boarder or roomer, 295 | _ Sepidd vuez:lble xfi;fi:‘ensl:]“l;ard;::& flgg;:: saved in that way?—Puck. The above and foregoing is a true . Posnell Ave. In private family, Tear|”wor SALE—Rye straw and feed.| Buracia8.o B a0, Send for booktet: |, “You have declared for prohibition, ~opy of record 5 FOR SAL One 1825 Franch clock. e 2p19d Phone 908 i sepl4d NK W, GOY, AR haven't you?” Attest: HELEN M, DRESCHER Inlajd’ with pear’ and gold leaf, has| RESPECTABLE man and wife, Pro- 3 Fic e e e O *replied Uncle Fill Bottie- Assistasit CleFke. | ploms’ dome s dicurats: tiensoder. 5| (s s LUCTANNE, min aud wite. Pro- ALE_One of tho most desira- ot s n berfect ‘beauty: also one three-quarter | vate pl. Address Box 533, Bulletin, | paveite Beotuctin o oon st fadiores il ety NOTICE.—All creditors of sald de- | 5 Pool and billlard combination pare| eepisacc - % 535, Bulletin. | fertile productive land; good buildings; Angel, but I ain’t in any great hurry ceased are hereby notified to prosent|jor table. cues, balls, etc. sverything | — S on state road near store postoffice FOR SALE about. it.”—Washington Star. Tieir claims against sald estate to the | Complote . adition, P ANTED_To buy hoss, calves, fa 2 and school: mus : - \indersigned —at Jewelt Cliy, Conng|Sgqipiete: perfect conditlon. Thanel Wie: farmars, donit sell til vou sos|apprec L part cash. ” George E. e R st et s i Within time limited in above me. -as I will pay cash for all I get; Bt ic. Telephane Lobanon 23-4. ere for? and ohr v es E;}llsg:) apy distance to’ purchase, v p1 { Loafer—Nuffink. 5 AIStrate 0553 Dein rocki, Yantlc, or Phone | foR SALL-Bulck touring car, C-25, ||| FGR SALE Policeman—Well, jug move on. It sepid Administrator. 3952, hetween 12 and 1 or after 6 p. m. | excollent condition, new fires. B, G everybody was to starsl n_one place, b;hihwll tor Ct. sep how would the rest get past?—Tit- w C ’t D l“ ’ih w k SR L YOR SALE_Decring ~corn binder, | In the belst regdemm ;cctiofl]. a Bits. i vod 00 S ter xaelens Spbo¥, Tor, messensel | practically new. Inquire Fred Thumm, [|| new, modern Cottage. bungalow “What have vou there?” e Lan 0 A ‘I &e Ork, 55 Py ’fce swz"n = telegrapn business. 19> Miin St _J$3"'" L = e type, containing seven rooms “A diploma rom the school of ex- acre farm, clear, balance epi "OR rniture, mirrrors, a i perience.” ‘ SEOw Fitie; -1} ana batn, finished in cak. Large e o So We Do the Best pasture and woodland, 1000 cords | —WANTED _Girl fo do seneral house: | Srvcis™¥, Peiter, .glass, andlrons (B} (5% O " rult trees. “What do you mean?" 4 D e ] s T esba B : A desd to a gold ‘mine that fem The Peck-McWilliams Co. s & , » B} Main” St. 2 B D Inquire of worth 2 cents."—Birmingham Age- e =] s 0. abundance of water, 6 room house, WA FOR SALECreatest real estate bar. THOMAS H. BECKLEY, Herald. Contractors and Builders. 2 barns, other buildings, 2 miles | eral house Foln o Nocwich: Buckagiani Home oo 278 Main Street “I think the ome you refused is e = = = |§ from trolley, 6 miles from Franklin §f dr¢n. o substantially built, which cost over much the more attractive of the Square. near Cit; ’LZ‘.H:‘;) £ b'!t.’hl:la(sPo 28/ pulldiug lots Phones 68 two." AMES H. HYDE .. Auctioneer | § SAUSTE. e % —— | an 00t streét. Price tor residence o1 i 2 . 4 5 i FRANCIS D. DONOHUE noveanall - Woman for Eeneral| and the %8 fois. 10000 Adarcss Heal 724 e et et but ghen (e atos AU“TION Central Buildi Norwich }| 147 Spring st, ‘Willimantie, or Phoné | Z5ue fxchange. New London, Conn. how happy I could make him; but 0 8| 536-157 seplsd T e the one I accepted spoke earnestly Wil be sold at Public Auction ANTE T clothing ssiesman © ( craoks Tatgice ©. 1 Bailer, Moin Bo - of Tow Tapy he would try to make TUESDAY, SEPT. 26, 1916, e fwSEaneY iny, Noryich: Conny | or Giover & Caron Co, Erdadway. = > my farm, with 0 acces of land, house. (| L gpports dive witel Joply Tio| L ASK TTGOIT about Greystomo THE KALEIDOSCOFE i s sfiel 7, tw sepls 5 s g St So SR IAINES 1o A RBEH S0 ; e T | TR i e o north from Willimantic: diso 1 good ANTED—Curd room — and i A it in Europe. ShE A R R room hands for woole: 11; P ew house of six rooms, surroun: horse (weight about 1:0). 2 narness |§ 37 SHETUCKET STREET Work: £90d wages: family BUY THIS ed by beautitul shade trees, harn : D s, fump et SN I2 villel Mrg. C T 16x30, one hennmery 8x12, two SELTRE: Biirnns S0 Hacquls 16 four-horse power gasollne engine 12 FAMILY HQUSE scratching sheds, 60 peachh trees | acres of forest as a park. (mounted). wood sawing outt, porta- Help Pwented; Erden sadd IY3 (will bear this season), 1% acres ble grist’ mill, table sawing outf: shafting an: wecder, two 2 plows, anvil and blacksmit! penter's springs, ture and D tools, o to mention. nlle: horse bob sled, stone cultivator, & . Torks, nket ntity of ther It stormy. JOHN M DAGGETT, R. F. D. No. 1, Mansfield Center, Ot. artiel Halloc taway harrow, tools, some car. tone, wheelbar- hoes, shovels, 3 sleigh $4, t0o numerous fair day. SALE HORSES I have 20 good Horses that are all ac- climated, weighin? from 1,000 to 1600 —prices another abo“t the carload which st of October. ELMER R. hts. P Telephone 536-3 NOTICE Special Meeting of Name Society ing at 8 o'clock, to take a. death of Brother Bring your badges. THOMAS P. sep. LOST AND FOUND James LOST—Silver horseshoe pin, set with brilliants. Finder piease return to of- fice of J. £, Fuller & Co., 161 Main St. sep193d NEW EIGHT ROOM BUNGALOW COTTAGE ALL MODERN T0 RENT 7 ROOM APARTMENT MODERN BATH 37 SHETUCKET STREET molders on heavy work, chippers and Pond Works, Phintield, N. J. d WANTED — By a reliable woman, place as houseKeeper, companion or take care of invalid; besc of references. ,500 Address 3, care Pulletin Co. sepisd WANTED—To buy a storc in a vil- ago or small ftown, or store to re: ate full particulalis by mail to J. B.. care Bullctin. sepléd WANTED— Two experienced girls for on Sachem Street cloak and svit dopt. White Star Cloth- $30.00 ing ¥ . 15 i sepléd POSSESSION OCTOBER 1st WANTED —An expericnced girl to do general housework; no washing. Ap- ply to Mrs. Fred K. Smith, 113 Wash necd the rqom for inston i Sepisd Gcrr{:?n Drefé,;‘xefl' quiet, pa X\‘S‘!:\kh\g‘ Fooa # Zood bay. Kindly wr IERSON No. 21 Maple Grove Avenue J|Fituscmaia, Bubern Y U Nae HANDSOME RESIDENCE WANTED—Competent girl for gen- OF 10 ROOMS eral housework; refersnces required. HARD WOOD FLOORS Mrs. George C. Butts, Rocklawn, Wai ren S seps1d WANTED—A young man to do gen- St Mary’s_Holy ELECTRIC LIGHT Sralfomoe worlk. cai Sition 7 SEeEr ly ofF : casy position. . O. P ) e FINE YARD Box 313, Norwich, Conn. seplid James Kilksnny. BARGAIN PRICE TTHE STORE with ready (o CONNELLY, wear goo woman and child will open Sept. 22. The Pasnik Co., Main St., opposite Woolworth's & and 10c store. seplid WANTED—Two gentlemen boarders in a private home. No. 11 Eoswell Ave. sepl4d waNTE] L. Case “FOUND—A sum of inoney. can have same by applying 22 Hamlin Street. LOST—Saturday, ini Daneilson, or be- tween there and East Killingly, brown leather folder containing two $10 bills, Write or (Danielson), East Killingly, Conn. Re- ward. STOLEN —A whi about two eves, ’phone returned to 1u sep18d Tte cars Washington St. Ralph FHn FOR The Manwaring St Norwich. Ex sep19d Smith, 103-3 sep19d hgora cat; blug old. Reward 1f side of Maple St., H. A Brij and over 200 deep. Also a tract of stable or other business. Also building lot on tie southerly property. pasture and timberiand {p Bozrah, near - | month, WANTED—Machinists, helpers and apprentices. Apply at the office of The Atwood Machine Comvary (Willimantic Branch). 95 Milk St., Willimantic, Ct. sep14d IF IT IS fali clothes you want for woman or child, walit and sze what The Pasnik Co., 155 Main St will show you on Saturddy, Sept. 23. Up-:o-date new goods at lower prices. seplid WANTED—An exporienced girl for SALE Stables on Asylum ceilent location for . mext west of the 50 feet front about 150 acres of Wauwecus Hill, recently owned by John | general housewor] Mrs, s LOST Saturday evening, one d03en | Mewwering o ¥ o T A e luncheon napkins, Suitable reward if| " Also an undivided interest as roceat- : = réturned to Trows’ Shoe Store. 1y owned by John Manwaring, Jr., in| _THE NEW STORE. The Pasnik Co., i the Manwaring proparty in Montville, | 158 Main St. Norwick, will keep everys consisting of e Manwaring home- | thing ready to wear for oman and LOST or stolen; a sharple, ten feet|stead, Raymond farm and the Way |chlld. Store opens Saturday, Sept. 23d. Iong and three and 2 half feet wide; | Dlace. < 4a lead color inside, red dutside, with a AMOS A. BROWNING, WANTED By the Royal Typewriter lead colored streak; bruss plate inside| sepsSTu Recefver. | company, Hartrord. teimanors: hond storn. Mr. Maurice E. Patridee, D et Jar e - adanrice STt and auto screw machine operators sep13d MONEY LOANED on_Diamonds, Waicnes, Jawelry #nd Securities of any kind at the lowest Rates of Intorest An # FOR ing lot on the best 54 W|ena Asyium stree ablished firm to deal with. 'HE COLLATEHAL LOAN 00 143 mais . (Zstab Street, lished separately. Must estate. W 12 Grang DR.R. J. COLLINS| sepisa DENTIST %8 Maln Street, TuThS Phere 1178 4 Rorwich, Conn. I am in the Cows. Look THERE 15 no advectising medium in Bastern Connecticut equal to letin for business. results The Bul-"ojonhone 62 Two-family House and extra bufld- GEORGE E. KIMBALL, COoOWwWS FRED W. men for night work on punch pras milling machine and bench work, best of conditions; _steady work. Apply Employment ' Department, 150 _New Park Ave, Hartford. sepild WANTED—A few ambitious men to sell life 4nsurance: whole or part time. Inquire A. M, Pulletin, sep7d TT'$ THE GOODS and the low prices that we figure on to make eur success. The Pasnik Co., 158 Main St. _sepl4d THOUSANDS government jobs now obtainable; $75 month; list free, Frank- lin Institute, Dept. 35-5. Rochester; N. sep MAKE GOOD LIVING in Real Es- tate Business. Our_Real Estate Ed- ucator tells how Real Estate deals are made by successtul real . estato agents; how to list property; how to gell; advertise; manage property: rife insurance; about landlord and enant; real gState titles; legal forms; hundréds of pointers, tips, efe; 246 pages nicely bound. Only 31.00; post- agc prepaid. Your money right back if SALE - corner of West Main ts. May De bought be sold to settle an = d View Terrace, Hartford, Coun. North buying for adv- you are not perfectly satisfied. Realt: HOXIE Eaucater: Deskc 8, Station 35 Wash- <. Lebanon, Conn. ingten, D. C. dyisd Tach apartmant has seven rooms and bath, modern improvements; In best residence section, fiffeen minutes’ walk from Franklin Square. FHouse is in excellent condition and rents for $744 ber annum. Price $7,050. ARCHA W. COIT, Thes Mutual Benefit Life Agency Telephone 1334 @3 Broadway SOR SALE. se Houses. Tenement and Zusi- ness Blocks, Building Lots, all in de. sirable loca‘ions. List your property if Jou care to seid o7 rent, as I have a number of people looking for real es- tate investments. WILLIAM F. wyyy. Teal Sstate und Insuramce. Room 108 Thayer Bldz. 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. FOR SALE COZY SUBURBAN COTTAGE Right beside the trolley road. Price low. Terms easy. A. M. AVERY, 52 Broadway Cows One hundred”now on hand and for C: a w York cows will Mon pt. 15th. JAM)TS H. HYDE, . North Frankiin, Conn. Telephone 30 Lebanon. sep1sd i FOR SALE THE HARRY BEEBE FARM AT NORWICH TOWN, 60 ACRES WITH GOOD BUILDINGS. JUST THE PLACE FOR YOU. E. A. PRENTICE 86 Cliff Street FOR SALE One new six room Cottage, tmprovements, including bati city water, elsctric lizhts and h floors:_oné acre of lan from Franklin Square, line: price $3,100. easy terms. 8. SIECEL, Room 9. Phone 300 latest toilets, rdwood ten minutes nd on trolley Can be bought on Shannon Building. Telephone 134-3, Los Angeles police last year arrest- gd ons peggon far every 1% of popula- tion. French inventors claim to have produced from straw an _artificial wood that has the strength of oak. swrawberries (will be in fruitage this Spring), % acres asparagus (will cut 100 1bs. daily In season— an income getter). Near railroad, school ana church; land free from stone and machine worked. Send for latest catalogue. Just issued Choice of 400. Nothing like it in all New England, WILLIAM A, WILCOX Real Estate Broker, 41 West Broad St., Westerly, R. L s Telezhone 365 Otmices 110 Yest 34th St., New York Telephone 2998 Greeley Texas boasts the deepest ofl well in the gulf coast fields, it being also the deepest rotary oil well in the world. Gloves, belting and other leather articles ' have been made from sea lion’s hides in a Eritish Columbian factory. Ships built in American yards were, fewer in number in the year ending last June, but of much greater ton- nage than in the previous year. FOR SALE A very desirable Cottage, with all| A government statistician has modern “improvements, excellent loca- | found that about 1.500 persons ave tion, on Bliss Place. For full particu- | struck by lightning in the United lars, inquire of States every year, of whom about JOHN A. MORAN, R .=l Estate and Insurance Broker. Franklin Square. Granolithic Sidewalk Facts Over forty cement walks built by me in Norwich. One at Cheisea Parade, 1,450 feet long, over one-quarter of a 500 are killed. The entire equipment of a tireless station in TItaly which has worked successfully for long distances, in- cluding the antennae, is inclosed within a cathedral. Consul General Frederfc W. God- ing reports from Guayaquil, Eecuador, under date of August 2, that the first mile. | will furnish the names of order for machinery for the city those forty satisfied customers. waterworks of Cuenca. Eeuador, has lect a man who knows how and wi > been secured by a New Tork firm for 32,000 sucres, which at the pres ent rate of exchange equals $13,559. do it. Specifications amount to not ing compared to experience. Mine is for you if you are wise. START RIGHT Thos. J. Dodd On August 4 he steamer Yuri- maguas arrived in Callao from Iqu- tos, having the distinction of belng the first merchant ship to make the trip from the latter port, on the GENERAL CONTRACTOR headwaters.of the Amazon, In East- 95 Cliff Street Telepione 822} ern Peru, down the Amazon River, across the Atlantic, through the Caribbean. Sea and the Panama Canal and down the west coast of South America to Lima, Pern. The Yuri- maguas, which is a river boat, 141 X = FBHSALE feet in length, with a speed of 10 200 acre Farm,’ within 20 || <nots. et Tavitos on 3127 55" miautes’ trolley ride from ) | Franklin Sausre, completely equivoed and stocked. House and barne in first- class shape. | Forget Your Aches. Stift knees, aching limbs, lame back malke life a burden. If you suffer from rheumatism, gout, lumbago, neuralgia, get a bottle of Sloan’s Liniment, the universal remedy for pain. Easy to apply; it penetrates without rubbing and soothes the tender fidsh. Cleaner and more effective than mussy oint- ments or poultices. For strains or N. TARRANT & CO. 117 Main Street, Norwich || sprains, sore muscles or wronched 1o i 2 Ed43 aments’ resulfing from strenuous exer. - cise, Sloan’s Liniment glves quick re- -~ |lief. Keep it on hand for emergen- FOR SALE CHEAP |~ noaromedi Stop the Cold First, A nice, profitible business, well Tocat-| A cold does not get well of itself. The ed ard woll established, Present own- | Process of wearing out a cold wears er's reason for selling, going into a[you out, and your cough becomes Se- larger fleld. Xor full particulars in-|rious if neglected. Hacking coughs quire ot JOHN. A. MORAN. grah: the ene‘rhxyhzmd sap the vitality. N A. N or 47 vears the happy combination of Renl i Tayestment DBroket, | yoothing . antiseptic balsams. . in . Dr. Fronklin Square. Norwich. > King’s New Discovery has healed M J FIEI_D n s, coughs and relieved congestion. Young o Bhitn st Yo Orist | and old can testifiy to the effectivenese . 39 Warc Street of Dr. King's New Discovery for coughd pCarmations. Special _Forms ana land colds. Buy a bottle today at your 1ts. ‘Zelepbouo 657, Drugsist, s0c.