Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 23, 1916, Page 16

SHOWERS, COOLER, TODAY. ¥ FAIR TOMORROW. i NCRWIGH, CONN. SATURDAY, SEPT. 23, 1916, What Is Going On Tonight BREED THEATRE FOR SALE WANTED WANTED TO RENT POETRY — < WANTED _Fi ’ TO RENT—Lower flat, 85 River Ave., § . aJAudeville and Moving Pletures at ":,'.3 '.',.Zf ::::::;‘ geriiion once. Cly Tanch, Nomion e At Balky Mule’s Name goven rogms «nd aul wiodern Sonven: WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN. uditorium Thoatre. g ‘seb: 3 onces. 5 $ Motion Pictures at Dreed Theatre. \ $3,000 : o e —————— President ||| Weshicston st rhons 11623 seposa | “The nand that rooks the crale” but Vaudeviile ana Moving Pictures at| The Quitter, a five-part Metro won- o MOMEN wanted; full time salary 315 learly rresi [ TO RENTTwo separate rooms, furs | It s had 1o oae tos bimrUney would the Davis. derplay, in which Lionel Barrymore is | Attractive Cottage House having six 350 mn oumnieed holsery. to wearer 'nished, all conveniences and. vge OF s et s ¢ - o i;nr:;d u’:‘e at?:e ff:é:" a!t:lrn:;li;un fotd :;2? rooms and modern bath equipment. g&c’mience unnecessa e rantionel tels?pmm Inquire at 10 Clff St. So the cradle’s but a relic of the for~ ANNOUNCEMENTS tion Mr. Barrymore has the pictures- | Larger slecping rooms than generally oe S oristown, 0230 | i joard an odd name for a mule| e s RN FrERET oo wa.,,."{i,’,,”‘}"o‘&,’,‘cmm, and_they = e AN TRtEEGLE Tolo 0E IOty ack | #otnal 1n oofiake holiael 4a T Feneraan HASK MR COIT about Grevstons | today. modern improvements. Ring fourth bell, bounced them, those poor dwarfs AT THE AUDITORIUM. Lewls, a miner of Paradise Gulch. It |size clothes presses; efficient heating | I IFSI=C) zepiid | “Hefmandhaw was the speaker. e fain B oo e 3 = is easily the best role Mr. Barrymore | wotom’ Fouse has spacious veranda, SALESMEN selling ressaurant, hotel, | “What was it?” inquired Shimmer- | = g Foriror o o Washingtons and Jeffersons, an Big Musical Comedy Company Com-|has ever essayed on the spcaking ‘ r Familiar with power and hand J| cafe, cigar, pool, drug. general stors|pate. Robert McKiernan, 120 Broadway. e D P Ing Next Weok—Hazs| Dawn in The| Stage or on the screen. He is sur- (and property has street frontage of{} Famillar with power and Panc )| &g, cufd, Pooh, dive. seneral stors|paly, . . Sep23d They warn s that the: baby willipes- Feud Girl Monday and Tuesday. rounded by a strong cast including [sixty feet. In nice neighborhood, near ifln o ' prol il |RUE poglet gide line: all merchants| “Whose mule was it?” NN s Do e et el e St b Y " | Margyerite Skirvin, a new comer {0car line, ennyiontpas e, o, poacats, COMIMISSIOn ench Sa1e e el n s o | (BSARPIOUSN'SY [ o mame, | SEoroome. ana batn, e good Spaes;| 1 we dandle lm‘or took mim; we The Carmelo Musicay Comedy com- | wicer tharabns and sified somns esds| ARCHA W. COIT, e o || BER A hkoly BB BEERTE B e vigh TR o con't v st o | BISCRE i i e 0 Sipie® | o mift e i e Sllon, mover will appear a: the S i ite ¢l So., 208 S| & | e i = never swung, ing”tre St etk Sptiv S8 2E o B 0t At O | he Wotunl manat Lite Agerey || AP peon o, ke the | 88 s iR BN 00 Tl Bt TS S 2| 0w g e e vi e Bug. Che e o o . - L ide. W] e's ¥ 3 Boruts Bug It one of those fiashy come e 0 acles oo mell) Tlsghpne Joot © Broadway || ployment Burcau, Walnut Strest, e S e e e e e e L ot hecanise 1 '1n" so| SN HORT Sman tenement’ ot 23 [4n. £o think ho 14 SRR binations that present an abundance | giage s Chicopee Falls, Mass. ers on commission b Maple St., Danielson, Ct.; adults only. * Pthed, OF. Wabq) X 4 tage successes. n basis, exclusive or eir mothers of happy comedy and an attractive en- | S“G85 SUECCSSCR L o 4 & roar- i side line; write immediately for Propo- 2 H._E. Andetson.Tel. 310. _sep2ld |The Franklins, and the Putoams, and semble of pretty girls in a well ar-|ino comegy entitled The Modern Her- (Office open daily except Satur- ;#&no 9n highest quality ware made. Precedent, you know, is| #6 RENT—Tenement, six rooms In-| o - the Hamilons, you know. . e PO O S an| Cules completes the bill for today. FOR SALE day afterncon; also Tuesday and =20 ~emont, Til. =222 |¢he nardest thing in the world to over- | dire T Seventh St =i © must feed thebiby only by {he ncing numbers. Odd novelti On M By i MARR = 7 NT—Furnished rooms, single; y bright electrical effects are also fen- | vl preomos Vi oy micofay the Broed Ehuacay S evenings & untiliSinine BT CE SR (10 donalys o ceentty, Hiry foomeRl £ RS modern conveniences, $3 Washington | P4 the f00d that he is given must /o¢ present e famous stars ‘ancis o’clock.) are o sful n- ‘That’s so.’ St. Phone 1429-2. sep2ld measured out and weighed. \ tures of the production. One of the| X~ Bushman and Beverly Bayne in|j ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE 2 {reds Gich wish marriage soon; 'strict-| «por instance what would you do if : real attractions is the “Rosebud chor- | iKe masterly five-part photo-drama, Skperience: ani most relable; Years of o, had to move in a hurry?” TO RENT Newly decorated tene- | He may bellow to inform us that he us,” a group of very pretty and at-| Man and His Soul, in which allegory NINE ROOM Casstul Gran areriptions free. Tue Suc- ¥ 8T nting, T suppose.” ment, 76 _Boswell ~Ave. $12.50 per isn't satisfied, tractive young women who sing well|romance and vital, human story are Sepbss UD Mrs. Purdie, Oakiand, Cal.| Go house hunting T suppose, = |month; also two apartménts on Broad- | But he couldn't grow to greatness if and dance with plenty of zinger, and | deftly mingled. It is a powerful story ALL MODERN - way. John E. Fanning, 52 Broadway. his wants were all supplied; 0 = needed a new hired girl?” sepzid Think how foolish - nuts add much to the entertaining value of | and deals with John Conscience, who FINE LOCATION ASK MR. COIT about mutual bene- | "% o0 O F among my friends and — P nelpoae ot BE - Mauried the performance. Among the Drinci- | heid the ehair of eeonomies ot &' great ey WANTED 2t life insurance protection. sepssd- | Induire, FOR RENT+A farm. £ood land, | The Shakespoares: and the LamsraSone pals are Fred Carmelo and Lillian | university. In delivering the exhorta- INSRECFION N 5 W > . = > house and barns. in the clty of Nor- 3, fme s WANTED_TFinishers, liners and fur| “And I suppose if your dog got lost | 1J o & the Eonapartes, you know. ‘Washburn, who lead in the comedy|tion to the graduating class he tells JAMES L. CASE Syers, by French American Fur Co., o S Linee “hox Tt Manes “hbofi? Ve i ¥ n all over town looking for i1 Line. i 2 % iaai characters, and the laugh-provokiMg | the young men of some of the shame- THE SAXTON WOOLEN CORP., |Thaver Building. sepaza.” | & ¢ :’0 lr:zwb‘ox 1;:11 Malrmr. isep;:_:‘l - We arfie'gé\e‘%d;ysr::te:l;lsfimn, we arc situations are both emphatic and fre- | fu] conditions wealthy employers are WE CAN NOW make room for you| “Wouldn't you?” T IIEhE honpoiraa i cozeisbied fig ing for ’ v quent. A group of singing artists is | imposing upon the poor and helpless 37 SHETUCKET ST. Bean Ml Mill. on our sales force, as we have opened| I should say not. I am mo longer | 5°m%,0oF light housckeeping. 44 Union | To Pring Torth a race of glants and te headed by Miss Ramee Rivas, prima| class. He bids them to go forth with up & new territory In this vielmlty:|tne vietim of habit or the slave of | oo . £ = To insist upon their freedom from the donna, and includes James Glasgow, [ Conscience to guide their careers, and write today Erown Brothers' Nursery, {108 O™ P30 eP1C, Med my lesson.” | TO RENT —Cottage house No. 10 Kin- OO tHat s Jack Sexton, Henry Carr, Victor Bay- | they will be successful in the real WANTED ester, N. Y. sep23d e e ney (Ave, all modern improvements. | For our pirents and “their parents ard, Marie ' Harrington ' and Pesgy |sense. John is discharged by the F ik el WEALTHY farmers daughter, 30.1 1 know how I can get all the|iadiife J: ¥ Tompluns, 67 West Main serambling all the brains they Dunn. The dancing features are led by | wealthy benefactors of the institu- FoR SA E our bright young men for|!o2ely, will marry. Address Lonesome, |pouses I want without walking a step, | —meoe——_________S°PLZ , Jhad. i i o # care on Unity, Sa el Cal. " | —To RENT—A desirable six-rc at, | Ah! had they been fed by schedul June Fritchi, premiere danseusse. Al-|tion for his rash utterances. A se ‘ s nity, San Francisco, or as many girls as T like without ask- | _ 10 RENT_A desizablc six-room fat 20 ey, Deen fed by schedule together The Beauty Bug combines a|ries of failures and mistakes cause B by e At cenisal prodern Varlety of entertainment which can- | him to throw consclence off and begin temporary clerical positions. DARE vou write a westorn farmer, | 7 iindeed s uirerdt ; not fail to please. On Thursday this | grinding resolute uncomprising drive < AMERICAN STRAWBOARD CO. [worth $60.000, sceking marriage. Sin.| yen: hnd if my dog gets lost I| FOR RE: will be followed by an equally enter- | for wealth. Later conscience again One new six room Cottage, latest cere, 57 Fourth St., San Francisco. h epsd 80~ L2l SPZC_ | The Websters, and the Lincolns, and — “Attractive flat, six the Grants and Lees, you Know: Know how T can et It back with all |Fooms and bath, large reception hall, v i fmprovements, inciuding bath, foilets, Thamesville, Conn. sep23d modern_equipment, excellent neighbor- taining musical show called The Wiz- [ enters his soul and the romance finds | JyProvements LCRCINE DAL, IQUSTH its relations with it.” hood: 330, Afcha W. Goit, 43 Broadwas o 5 R e e B e RS floors- one acre of jand; ten minutes WANTED—Boy to work In a arus| «How?" P T e i S o DO THE RO, e picture programme for Mon: Y from Fr: % Square, and on trolley store. Inquire at Bulletin Office. a Ad of i aEss st oot FOR SALE a Use the ‘Want Ad’ department e ice = A FOR RENT — Homelike furnished |l wWaked from sweet refreshing slee day and Tuesday Daniel Frohman| g, pay at the First Baptist Church, | line: price L the Bulletin. There are two kinds of [, SOR HEIE = Homellke = furaished |t pated tiom =we » e = Hetin. , eig g 1 present Hazel Dawn as The Feud g easy terms ASK MR. COIT to insure your auto-|people in this wold.” dence section. Arch W. ~ Coit, 63|T saw the warrior sun upleap, Girl, a_stitring drama. of conflict and | In accordance with the usual fall mobile, ~ Télephone 1334, Sep2id “What are they?” s Fager again for fray. J love, prodused by the Famous Plavers | custom of the Kirst Baptist church an S. SIECEL, WANTED A heifer or dry cow, of| “One kind uses its head and the ST e gl ) : company. Frank Daniels will also ap- | Sunday s - Sunday, Sept. 24th, the will exchangs new milch cow with calf.|most approved methods of doing At gL SLX xoom r p_from the drowse of death I rose, pear om the picture prograrme in an- | members of the church, the Sunday | room 9. Shiana e oilitie) i Loy e pleasantly " locatcd, Engirt for vast emprise, D e e 3arie seeien of V- 1. |school and their friends will have e Y fact e | “And the other?” inquire 58 Oak St. v, abaut, bevond where lows . comidies. Owing to the added | their annual Rally day services. A ‘elephone 134~ 5 5 manufacturer wants repre- d the ? S arsiEoe e e 'circle of the sKies EénEofm,d’,;em,fmf Bill there swill | very interesting programme has been 5 Price $2,000 s fo sell shirts underwoar || “Still goes on opening milkc bottles |, FOR BENE Ho G pert Tovoman, “in the October be a slight change in the seating ar- a.r;‘ahnged ro; all ;h:h se{'flcdes. 2 100 acre farm, 60 clear, balance e ‘;1‘;]‘::":_ A i 3 Asylum 5t aug2yd L o . e o omn w1 ne, 203 Auh tpa| are. plamning o attend the morning | FOR SALE pasturo and woodland, 1000 cords T e onmeHEn anmaei cone x| HUMORVOF THE DAY :E’L?\JOYO? D e e e e ervite ams achiool aitien sccint mtaic| LS L on Asylum || St2nding wood, also some timber, Y FOR SALE Besti clsctelolHiEht " Elhione, 157 7 over the house as usual. and a Rally day sermon by the pastor | o TR Manwarine St location for |j§ abundance of water, 6 room house, with smail barn, in or near| g == it o o | DIVIEIOD -_augltd | “Is there any insanity in Billy's fam- will be an interesting feature. Organ-|Siipie or other husine 2 barns, other buildings, 2 miles n: good nelghborhood. Address| Thomas Shea, 530 Contral Ave, 26p3id| FURNISHED rooms T ist William Douglas will be assisted by | * Also buildine lot on the southerly |f2 Sk ey Builetin, Sep20WS L : P23 | rates, suitably for lisht housckeeping They all speak highly of Billy!™— DAVIS THEATRE TODAY Robert Otis, cornet nd Frank Ben- |side 17 next *wdst "ot tue {§ from trolley,"6miles from Fraidkin WANT] 5 5 e of sov.| . FOR SALE Cheap, two orchard|Mrs. Emma Morse, 15 Union St. Jyzed | Puck. 4 ol chore Sl eon B A % property. 50 feet front|f Square. Sl urnished house of sev-| srraying machines, one hand and one | & (e gty - son, violinist, and the choir will ren- | A Friges nro y quare. eral rooms, for housekeeping; couple: | 5o\ S h all equipments,| TO RENT—For $10 a month ex he allizator can go six months Four Shows at 1.15, 3.15, 645 and 845 | der the anthems Blow Ye the Trumvet | 405,075 %000 0F about 130 acres of FRANCIS D. DONOHUE To Sidrens reasgnable renti in good | €omplete, In No. 1 conditign; demon- | Ment of sevan rooims 4t 3 S St | without eating.” —Three Big Keith Acts, Triangle [ DioW: With cornet obligato, and March | posture and Gimveriond in Bosran neax || Contral Building, Norwich 3 e Winohamter N o | ftration will e Sben goyeun Cou e | BN B0 Mingte) Molk of ProEn jJust the pet for a poot”—Louls- L : e S . For the of- [ Wauwec recently owned by John ches ol afastion. Write b. 50x 335, or Phone | Square; also a basement tenement of | uie"Gourior Dournay. Features and Charlie Chaplin in The | fertory Mr., Benson will render a violin | Atanwaring, J ; Lol i, Conn. L e e e , Gount. 20l0; o, AV ISRORe s edum o | Also aninaividen Intarest s mecents S laNTEe Young Hlads i TFOR SALE—Whole team, consisting| - = s in literature. 1 —_ partment of the Sunday school will|ly owned by John Mauwaring, Jr. in store. Apply between 11 and 1 of very gzood black mare, fat, and an he building éorner of ker—Plotless stories; “hi 1 There will be four shows at this|also occupy a place in the morning | [he Nanwaring prorery in Montville, Ee oy Maln St extra Food driver, weizht about 1025 w Btraets; us coro | SAINSE Lot lorles) siumorlens theatre today and the bill of vaude- | service. S T oot el tired' runabout bugy, good | her store for veass occupicd by sioion i veeas £ e ville and pictures is the best vet. The | At the Sunday school hour directly | piase. whip, halter, cte, “all’ com-|Treat d-uggion and ihe sal :My husband is very revengeful feature attraction is Toots Paka and | following the morning service Mayor AMOS A. BROWNING, e Drice 385, Redson for selling, | G505, FOR, A0S O Sikery. "Archa. W.| “Grumbles when the meals are late, her Hawaiian singers, musicians and | Allyn L. Brown will address the school | sepsSTua Receiver. N e YR L || Bave recently moved to city;” Cail be- | @Y Eg, Bos dens §¥ira"" |1 suppose < L dancers. This is without a doubt the land the graduation exercises of the e - 6364, 3 S R R e e e ‘Grumbles? Worse still, he sings. most pleasing and entertaining offer- | beginners’, primary and junior depart- s e SRR R 2 Il (SReT —Yonkers Statesman. ing ever heard here. There is a charm | ments will be held. These ervices will SALE HORSES gonANTED_ Experfenced single man | =28 220 e Aklin square; men only. 1 Marcella—Do you believe that beau- to their native songs and musical Se- | he intensely interesting and inspiring & ork, ‘good mllker; cou FOR SALF—A good work horse eiephone 522-4 i¥11d " [ty is as beauty does? lections that always gets the crowd.!and all are cordially invited to s h e R e e aalanaiwe stnasiay e front i = 5 Waver think anybody will ad 2 s d.!and all are vited to share 2 el - for all; also other wagon. H. 00 RE Stere at 71 Frank! i B ansboc F This act goes dircct from the Davis | them. ‘c‘i"r:;:esf' 32?;;1:1‘;'555@;. e 1500 B ey i gl sl naier A0 ArEEN s i mit that a silk stocking is most at- go;d ot 1k G Balle s o Central Avenue Hause Sold. another carload which will arrive n woolen mill, finishing | cellent truck. Sell cheap o 'ex houselceping. 7o Seacol St Telephone | “x m\; that Algernon does not real- N G S : . cold has sold |about the first of October. JOHN H. FORD : 10w rents; good chance | for Ford, See Mr. Clark & ) aurz0d |ly_care for me.” fniss, who does some remarkable feats | Mrs. Lucy G. McDougold has sold 5 . G worker omersville | Clark, Inc. He will trade for owner of o —. 4 “Why, vou got a letter today, girlie.” In the air, the third act, Billy Seaton | through the asency of Francls D. ELMER R. PIERSON Mfg. Co. Somersville, Conn. . Trolley| car. sep23d 0P N ey Jfnrnistied Lrogim : but he wrote only eight d and company in songs and piano se- | Donohue her property 313 Central ave- Telephone 536-3 ICE DEALER connects ‘with Springfield and Hartford, modern conveniences, at The Seymou Sesutnay y eight pages. lections. nue to Charles Tylenda who is to re- = 1a FOR SALE_ Look at this sacrifice| 54 Frankiin St. Phone 1043-2. apri2é | —Buffalo News. There is also an unusually strong|model the house into two tencments =Tl o evenliE casi s double house, with store; Guest—I must take the next train. investigate. 199 Franklin It means money to me! How soon : sep23d oes it go? i e NEW APATtMeNLS |55 % ey v oee o 2 ing, from 14 years old up- ipplication invited; only accepted. Inquire 320 bill of photoplays. The Triangle fea- | and a store. ture is called The Devil's Needle, a five-part Fine Arts productoon, star- ring Tully Marshall. This picture Central Avenue House Sold. e I st g B L Ll T R if 1told you! It means money to us deals with one of the greatest evils| Mrs. Lucy G. McDougald has sold SIX DESIRABLE FOR SALE Tarniturs, | can be. used for power for Alling silos 3 {to keep you here!——Boston Globe. of the decade. The famous Pathe | through the agenoy of Francis D. Don- a A "Bruclkner, 5| and other farm work; dlso for sale, a [\] efit | Suitor—So you told your father that News will also be shown. To com- | ohue, her property, 313 Central avenue,| EBUILDING LOTS 200 acre Farm, within 20 el 7 4a° | fine pair of mules. Brown, Shép- ! |1 was earning $4,000 a year. What did = - ard Hill Farm, Wauregan, Conn. Phone. ian to lay linoleum and [ Sepysa Four appartments of e, Soug in the new houses on Slat at can do u FOR SALE—Woodland of 31 acres, | Rent—$25.00. steady’ wor consisting of telegraph poles, ties and | oo Address P. O. Bo cordwood, . C. Hensler, Plain Hill,| Twelve equipped and stocked.§|Conn plete the show Charlie Chaplin, the|to Charles Tylenda, who is highest salaried comedian in the | the house into two ten: world, is seen in his latest comedy, | store, The Count. This is the funniest pic- ture this notably funny fellow has to remodel rooms each |he say? nents and a on Avenue.| The girl—He said he knew you were getting that much, but he doubted You were earning it--Pittsburgh Dis- patch. i minutes’ trolley ride from Franklin Square, completely holstering with good 178, New Greene Ave. and Cedar St. artments of six rooms A T 7 . . i sw _houses on Spring ever made and no one should miss see- ks o : ; i orwich Town. e T e “The teacher says I will soon speal ing it. The new Davis concert or- G llh] Sd a]k F For particulars and prices address i 2 ASK WR. COIT about prope Garden Avenue. Rent .00. ahch b el e ] e i, qhe new, Pavs cqneert,or | bramolithic Sidewalk Facts |, Tof % GALET AN || House and barns in first- | e i cort A NORD 1o tirice A1) of the above are now ready for|Erench s well as'T spealsEnglish; with the music lovers of the town and |Over forty cement walks built by me | CORB- class shape- TED—Man, wife, | for the preévention and cure of occupancy and can be secn at any|“.put you mispronounce many the music is a big feature of every [in Norwich. One at Cheisea Pzrade, | kor and man or all work of | licad in turkevs. It has never failed | time. word show. 1,450 feet long, over one-guarier of a FOR SALE N. TARRANT & CO. rlace near New London; ref-|to do the work ~Prepared and soid by J. J. CORKERY, “Oh, that's nothing. I mispronounce Another big bill is booked for next |mile. | will furnish the names of % A red M. Gravee New | Iadeumlt Bou iy e D et iin Room 109 Thayer Building. a lot of English wards, too."—Wash- week. Hisks tfauky puatiaiied etntogisral 6a A s . U . Ilt P 117 Main Street, Norwich | Lond Rl ep20d | B e © 3 Lo —— |ington Star. ect a man who knows how and wil WANTED_A competent butter mak. = | T Z 2 e THE BLUE ENVELOPE do it. Specifications amount fo noth- temway prig iano er who would also make compatent| NOR SALE—One Chester White boar, : phmfl“im‘?js“:d e of e iEntiadel ing compared to experience. Far teoms ot business manager for creamery com- | old enough for service; very reasonablé TO RENT LA AT : Coming to the Davis. Mine is for you if you are wise. MRS. D. W. WILLARD thie place and requirements, apply fo] " sep19Tarn R A t for $30 “A test case, my son, replied the START RIGHT i FOR SALE the Brooklyn Creamery Company, R e Al = - 7 Room Apartment for $ fathor, is ' caserbronahtiie dntids ‘The Blue Finvelope, a farce of fast Colchester, Conn. B. Witter, President, Brookiyn, Conn. [ FOIL SALE--a tract r(‘a,lg"luhwnh“m whether there’s enough in it to jus- B e vite with nove, sornE |l J. Dodd COZY SUBURBAN COTTAGE i s e i hapajately: O A G JAMES L. CASE {tify the lawyers in working up sim- and tremendously humorous situations, 08: Js (1] X ¢ 3 o i o e or ssuara ilar cases.—Kansas City Journal. will be the attraction at the Davis GEMERRT coNTEACTOR FOR SALE Right beside the trolley road. Price i) sepiia o 37 SHETUCKET ST. theatre for an engagement of one ; 3 . - = ™ night, Tuesday, Oct. 5d, with Edward |99 Cliff Street Telephone 822| A very desirable Cottage, with all |loOW: Terms easy. A NEED Wil TH e aud fE e en. 0, 61 diss oy = e THE KALEIDOSCOFE Garvie and Carrie Reynolds heading modern “improvements, excellent loca- | A. M. AVERY, 52 Buoadwaya | 1o o nins Compans (A ilgant e o e =0 2 0 7 0 50 _ the excellent cast. The play divided tion, on Bliss Place. For full particu- i 35 Ml St. Witlimantie, CC | FOR SALE—Two new milch cow TO RENT Brovidence HaalT B0llltess brrs 1n last season at the Cort theatre, New lars, inquire of one Holsteln good sized, fhree veu =1 Oreritior ; MONEY LOANED SOIN (4. MOR F SALE NTE 7 oxporienced girl for | one black. cow, Siving from 13 to 1i| QUONOCHONTAUG—Ten-room cot- - Real Estate and Insurance Broker. ) vork,” Mrs. Frank C.|quarts a day, ¢alved about five weeks |tage. 3 acres land, 1000 feet from| A luncheon case of English inven- on Diamonds, Watches, Jswoiry Franklin Square. sepl3d | ago, six rs old; prices right. &|Ocean and Salt Pond: sown tlower and | ;o s 50 shaped that it will also serve Larvest Hates of Davorsar A 3 & - THE HARBY BRRBN, DARM AT Huntington Ave, Norwich Town. vegetablo gardens: hardwood fiors. |.57a foot rest in an automobile 0 o oy - 6 o 3 1T 22 3 1y ). N eqablioned Trm to deal wih " | . NORWICH TOWN, 60 ACRES WITH | compati, Hartfori, tcolmakers: hand | epcid = - R S e e A Filg Cotratindi Yosn do. § o (. Do All the W k, GOOD BUILDINGS. and w hachine operators ALN —Guernsey cow. five years | Others S° n Bl HhiganVatanasi A i s caira. fen ‘Tor night work cn punch pres E 6 Guarts per day. Bhome| = FRANK W. COY. 'esterly, R. I. 3 2 SN hed 1 VA (Ve Lan't Do the Wor JUST THE PLACE FOR YOU. |mfling machine and bench works beat | Sags b o8 10 quarts per By states or ens proatinion O alisanks E. A. PRENTICE of cond steady work. - Apply | = o e o | == == er. f conditions; steady el o Young_cows, ono So We Do the Best Phone 300 86 Cliff Street | BMployment, Department, 130 12a" | new milch, one i a few days, and a FOR SALE i in Park Ave. Hartford. sep11d Italian peat too low in fuel value to o Po! THOUSANDS government Jobs mow | oia: acerel cvasFrank A Slinnen be used for heating is being utilized in LEGAL NOTICES, The Peck-McWilliams Co. obtaniabic; $15 month; list tree. Frank. | Norwich Town. 7 sepsd ———=\ | the manufacture of nitrogen fertilizers. PR ey FOR SALE B riiitaie] DIt st achestene | TOrwICR RW o ____sepie_ e JAMES H. HYDE ........ Auctioneer Two-family House and extra build- tate Bu‘mr}\‘c o Oux'r J(elu.lEESl&le ‘ES; = Rt };orse, elghs 1000 %xog o%zuma‘ed to be worth about §: The duly elected Delegates to the i T ¢ Went Main FICEton Stolls o e e o ounds; will sell cheap. Leonard = : AL Republican Probate Convention for the ng lot on the best corner of West Maifl |are made by, successtul real estate|BOURCS!, "Uirsafiics, OF sep21d N oot & b District of Norwich are hercby not and Asylum streets. May be bought|3EETts: RoW, fo lat oD erty operty: e = new, modern Cottage, bungalow With but little deviation from the fied 'to meet at the' Town Hall'in 2 ; Write {nsurance; about 1andlord and | pyoons Srin Prono, Dork Borses: ||l (ype, containing seven rooms popular 'American game, haseball is ot Norwich. on Thursday, the 25th . Mu to settle a . ang }| Thomas rbbison, 3 T 2 5 . lay ssia, i day ot “Soptember, A. D 1616 at 1| 1will scll at public auction my farm | SCPAFately. Must be sold to settle An ienanc; real cstate, titles;, legal Torma: | THOMAR and bath, finished In oak. Large || Played in Russia, but there it is known o'clock p. m., for the purpose of placing acres, witk i7-room house and | estate. ages icely bound. . Onls $1.00; post-| FOR SALE—13_extra 200d cows, 85 lot with fruit trees. in nomination a candidate for Judge Siid farm having large traet of orepaid Your money right back if| tons No. 1 hay, 1 1913 Chalmers, seven- : o SR : " of Probate for said District. stinding wood and timber, will cut 50 GEORGE E. KIMBALL, & prepaid. ' T T e Taquire: of Natives of the interior of China JUSTIN HOLDEN, to 60 toas hay; also at Same time 7 Fancarer b S Y aton 5% Washe | Biill Lebanon, Ot Tel. I1-1% Lébanon THOMAS H. BECKLEY, hatch both hen and duck eggs by Chairman Probate Committee. % of corn i shocic ¢ 12 Grand View Terrace, S Bk B el e sep2id 275 Main Strest - ||[Burying them tn lukewarm rice which Ly n’stac ead ca gton; 3 - ain s reheate SR e wurherz serlpd e DIDIX soo Amos? Amos who? Whe. | new, & No- 1 shape. whi Fin i0-intk e xd NDTICE business wagon, road Sart, disk hace a mosquite! Decd, ah have: It the only | papée blower to full capacity; will sell ones The taste for frog-eating is increas- - row pse corn planter, 3 tons al- thing that don’t like the Cobweb Cor- | cheap. Write H. A. Wheeler, North 724 ing in the United States. Last year The Selectmen and Town Clerk of | falfa n, two-horse team wagon, ner six for 2sc cigar, at Fagan's Smoke | Franklin, Ct. 6,000,000 frogs were placed on the mar. zlon nl“ Lh;lST‘;w“ lJ{ouslé on Saturd: i n»‘ b uw(‘- rake, 5 plow: 13 land on cornlngcfiflm& and Ha:n‘.\;énn o Aoty Sept. 23, 1816, from 9 o'clock a. m. untii o Weedar, 3 - sats tackle . : Ave. TInquire 22 Clff St. sep; The American egg preservi: 3, QSloclk p. . for the purpose’of Ga- | blocis, Torks shovels, vhains sexthes: I am in the North buying I e Lori amerlad) Sa¥ iasecy) 4 pians, mitting to the eloctors’ oath all whose | ice tons Sdders, cider barrels. 3 : Names may appear on the list To Be | De Tav e tor 2 used only |(Cows. Look for adv- Holstein bull, 2 yoars ‘old, sentle ana Co. of Boston, and recently completed Made and found. qualified m 16 crowbars, 1'winnowing all right. Phone 1891-2. " seplsd 50 ACRE FAR) at Shanghai, 'is now handling 800,000 i“x‘%ifi«?’é’”,‘%su J snEemil S S th(mw“))ofwei FRED W. HOXIE FOR SALE—Buick runabout, model e dally.dflTge p;vdnct is either S SMIT, ety engine, 16 inch cutter, 40 £00 rozen or dried, an ped ATTEN B ORIk, Catriar, L Egtia ARnl thass hainess snd|Telephone €2 Lebanon, Conn. 34, excelient condition.” Inauire’ br. For $1,400 Cash Daltet! Siaatat Dhraed, thiAlie Seloctmen. | single harness. about 6,000 ft. 3-ineh Two Intermediate Tenders for paon. 3 s i ety G. V. SHEDD, o |Bams ot “wagon makers’ timber, | - FOR SALE—A nearly new ax-roomi |} o house’ of st= rooms, surrognd= Town Clerk. |wawor stocks, Jarie assortment of Foo . cottago, with one acre of land, on oa ms, — Dated at Preston, Sept. 20, 1615 S e e e e A I carding room. Can also use|fotta&e, with ono acre of land, on sar|§ ef by beautitul shede trees, hara ot farm."“Sale to commerce s S ey ano ma iy ill help. G es. | Phone 104275, sepi6daw |0 16x30, one hennery sx12, two Foraet Yous Aohes NOTICE TO CREDITORS. 9 a. m. sharp, Dess Siocks Bullding Iots. all in 2% |other mill help. ood wages. FOR SALE_Touring car; first class || Soratching sheds, 60 peach trees )| gu¢ jnces, aching limbs, lame back AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD THURSDAY, SEPT. 28TH, 1916, : you cure to seil o1 rent as 1 hav condition; price reasonable for quick |f (Will bear this season), 13 acres§| @ 5y l€05 BOTH ot et Norwich. within and for the District| on premises thre miles west from | number of people looking for real es- | Apply or address O s Touring. Car. CBuliatis | | scrawberries (will be in’ fruitage ]| make lifo e r from of Norwich, on the 22d day of Septem- | Wintmantie on the old Columpia nmd| tate investments. sale. e this ‘Spring), % acres asparagus §| Theumatlem. gout, lumbago, neuralgla, ber A D I8 3 & Willimantic turnpike, one mile from WILLIAM F. HTLL. ASHLAND COTTON CO. el Lt (will cut 100 1bs. daily in season— §| Z°¢ ghtle of Slotws Lintmeniithe e s o rnlipend YoiNG Judee. | Columbia Green If said day be stormy, Real Zstate and Insurance. FOI SALE—1910 Cadillac truck, with |fan income getter). Near railroaq, || Universal remedy for pain. Fasy to P N Norwich, in said Districs, decaran °f[sale will take place the next fair day.| moom 308 Thayer Bldg. Jewett City, Conn. touring car body; tires and moter In|f school ana church; land free from :fis 2},“1.,??;,“:”071;'?“::'- rubbing ; Ordered. That the Executor cite GOTLEIE KNEOIG, L fine order. Price $150. Phone 909. stone and machine worked. 2 Lok esh. Cleaner CARRIE REYNOLDS, the creditors of said deceased to bring Columbla. Conn. seplid Send for latest catalogue. Just fj|2nd more effective than mussy oint- 0 ke Blus HhvAlops In their claims against sald estate HEAP FOR SALE—Rye straw and feed.|§issued Choice of 400. Nothing like §|Mments or poultices. For strains or - 2 Within o1 montis’ from (his gate by | == = = WANTED Phone 908, Sepisd || it in an New Bagland. sprains, sore muscles or wrenched lig- k ; posting a hotice to that effect, toget ments re Strenuous exer— York, with that other striking success, | H " cb oy 0f “this order on” thet cio LOST AND FOUND A nice, profitible busiress, well locat- YOR SALE Deering _corn__binder, WILLIAM A. WILCOX clse, Sloan's Lintment siyes ames e The Princess Pat, and the original Cort | post mearest to the place - where said = T ed and well established. Present own- i practically new. Inquire Fred Thumm, & o 12 Laborers, 4 Waitresses, 3 Farm Real Estate B lief. Keep it on hand for emerge: theatre procuction Wil be seen here | deceased last dwelt, and in the same| 1LOST_Black and white dog: Hart.|er's reason for sellins, &oing into a o for The b et 2 Genera] | Franklin Bt seplid ARl = ate: DBrokery, s AR e o n- intact. Other well known and very|Town, and by publisting the same once icense: muzzled; answers to Babe, | larger field. . For full particulars in-|Hands, 4 Men for the beach, FOR SALE — Furmitare, mrrrors, || 41 West Broad St, Westerly, R. I, || cles: At you gelst, 250. popular farceurs who comprise the|ih & newspaper having a circulation in rd if returned. ~Te quire of i Housework Women, 2 Boys. mETom D o o iume, LImEIOTE, Telazhone 365 , are Ralph Nairn, Beth Frank- | 581G District, and make return to this 234 JOHN A. MORAN. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU IR R e e i Ll R Stop the Cold First, company are Ralph Nairn, rank- | 0 20, = | Real mstate and Tnvestment Broker, 2k riats, ete. » 2t | § Offices 110 Weat 34th St New York || A cotd aoas fat Bt well rx i lyn, John Kearney, Lizzie Wilson, NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. LOST— I cow, without horns, Franklin Square, Norwich. Central Building en St. ‘sep! Trelephone. 2908 G et e itself. Tho Victor Brov roline Leonard, John | The above and foregoing s & true | and one and white cow, with ; GEO. L. CHESBRO, Manager Ton SATE - Satheins wne iiies recley process of wearing out a cold wears ¢ P, MacSweeney, Franklin George, Belle | "opy of record. 2% sep22d truck. Inquire C. K. Bailey, Main St., you out, and your cough becomes se- Theodors and [ford Fenimore. Regard-| Attest: HELEN M. DRESCHER, less of the fact that but this one com- Assistant Clerk. | o0t pany is touring in_the play, the prices| xoTICE.—AIl creditors of sald de- | POt or Grover & Caron Co., Broadway. rious if neglected. Hacking coughs . She’ lop hori. Finder FOR SALE WANTED IMMEDIATELY aug23a > drain the energy and sap the vtm.fw!. fiberty L Conn | g, oral gooa Dise and( Cylinder | Smmer coitage good condition, rea. |~ ¥oR SALE Greatest real estato bar- | M, J. FIELDS, . Florist | For, 47 years the happy combination o B: 5 S e S T h y i €] ice, i £r s . thi; B e e S e A ey, motifed o mrosent iy P Phonographs of standard make in the | S2nfey.c PFi°® ©7 Cither salt or {resh|gata in Notwich; buckimgham nome on 39 Ward Straet Ees ow Disonieine . On ders should be sent now. undersigned at 39 East Town St. Nor-| = = best of condition, at very low prices.| FOR SALE: il-acre farm, near main | substantially bufit. which cost over| Carnations. Special _Forms and |coughs and reli b 2 wich Town. Conn., within the time On zccount of increase Im nrice of tee | COMe in and look them over. We |line station, on trunk line highway, | $50,000 to bulld; also 28 building lots| Plants. Felephone 657 | and olg can to the effectivent limited in the above and furaguing or- the Whitemiome Clgar will Le |have some good ones as low as $4.00.{ fine land, large orchard, 8 and 40-foot street. Price for residemce of Dr. Ki; 's New 2 [l & Ui Jadsid. Walter, age. ), | dor. W0ld Troum now i 4t 535 per 14400 new bar, 1arEe Rew poultry nouse and | and the 28 lois, $1 Adaress Real| THERE Is no advertising medium in T » of Wolfeboro, N. H, fired a gun he EMIL WELTE. OOy B CONANT, & THE PLAUT-CADDEN CO, outbuildings; §2,300; easy terms. Estate Exchange, New London, Conn. Bastern Connecticut equal to The Dul-!&nd col Buy a % sep28a Tixecutor. san1a A Emiiim st 144-146 Main Straat. Narwich. Conb. SHYONS SGENCY. Willmentie: Conn, Jetidaw " Jatin' for business remulis: 50cu