Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 30, 1916, Page 16

FAIR, COOLER TODAY; FAIR TOMORROW FULL ASSOCIATED g PRESS DESPATCHES £ What Is Going On Tonight | vau and Moving Pictures at aditorium Theatre. i ‘v‘-uu?m 2 Metng Siot t | pyodeyiile and Moving Piotures a ANNOUNCEMENT: | Dr C. B. Bl@red will return to his joffics on Monday after a severe liness jof three weeks' duratfon. | The Rose Restaurant in the Central building has recently changed hands fand opens today under a new manage- jment from Hartford. It is the inten- Ition of the manager to make this the ‘best restaurant in town. New fixtures and furnishings have been installed. {See ‘aav. BREED THEATRE. ‘Special Feature for Wednesday and Thursday, The Spoilers, in ‘Nine Acts. On ‘Wednesday and Thursday of next weelc the Breed will present The i Spotlers, taken from the famous book iby Rex Beach. This is a Selig pro- {duction and is in nine gripping acts ifeaturing Willlam Farnum and Kath- {lyn Williams. The Spollers is a thrill- ing, powerful and picturesque master- |piece and is positively the most won- {derful story ever filmed and presents {the most stubborn, strenuous and ex- !citing fight ever pictured—the acme of realism. This production had a fort- night run on Broadway, New York city, an eight weeks' record breaking run’at the Studebaker, Chicago, and {two record weeks at Keith's Boston theatre, also two banner weeks at the Natfonal theatre, Boston. For The Spoilers the management of the Breed have decided to charge only the usual house prices, making no ad- vance, which is unusual for a_produc- ton of this kind. The orchestra will be augmented and render a specially selected musical programme. Matinees will start at 215, and the evening shows will be at 6.45 and .45, BREED THEATRE. The River of Romance, with Harold Loclwood, one of the most gifted stars on the screen, and May Allison, who is_equally as talented, in_the stellar roles, is the feature at the Breed thea- ‘tre for today. Most of the exterior scenes of this production were taken in the Thousand Islands, where the company of players were sent. Several palatial homes of New York and Pitts- burgh millionaires were used by the Lockwood-Allison _forces in photo- graphing the many and picturesque scenes. There is a strong supporting cast, beaded by Lester Cuneo, the well known heavy leading man. The Preed also presents the Metro Travelogue and Mr. and Mrs, Sidney Drew in a funny one-reel comedy en- titled His Rival completes the bill for today. On Monday and Tuesday the Breed will present Lionel Barrymore and Grace Valentine in the five-part Metro wonderplay Dorian’s Divorce. In this production Mr. Barrymore, who won such a signal popularity with Metro audiences In The Quitter, adds to the laurels which already are his in high degrec on both stage and screen. Never before has he had a role more admir- ably suited to the distinctive talents which have won him his eminent place in the world of dramatic art than that of Dorian Keene, the ideal- Istic but devoted husband, the charac- ter he portrays in the preeent produc- tion. Grace Valentine, who shares stellar honors with Mr. Barrymore, in the part of the whimsical wife, also handles a difficult role with rare artis- try and in a fashion that captures the audiences’ sympathy. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew will also be seen in their latest film farce enti- tled At a Premium, AT THE AUDITORIUM. Homan’s Musical Comedy Company to Be the Attraction Next Week. The management of the Auditorium have booked for their main attraction next week the popular Homan’s Mu- sical Comedy company, which is well known to Norwich theatregoers. Mr. Homan has an entirely new show this season, which is more on the style of a musical comedy than a song revue, but has kept many of his original cast, including Eddie Flavelle, William OCornell, Dorothy Dean and four other principals, besides a big chorus of pretty girls in which there will be several new faces, There will be three bills on the week, changing Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and each bill will run over an hour, with three com- plete ehows daily. Besides the Homan show, there Wil be a big bill of Para- mount and V. L. S. B. photoplays, in- cluding the five-reel Lasky production, Mae Murray in an elaborate picturiza- tion of Sweot Kitty Belairs from the play by David Belasco. Frank Daniels will be seen again in another of the Mr. Jack V. L. S, E. comedies. The prices will be as follows: Matinee all seats 10c; evenings, main floor 20c, balcony 10c. AT THE AUDITORIUM. Last Chance to See the Carmelo Mu- sical Comedy Company Today. Today the Carmelo Musical Comedy sompany, which has been making such 2 hit here all week, will give their last three performances—matinee at 2.30 and two full evening performances at 7 and 9 o'clock. They will repeat the bill they played for ihe first time vesterday, ‘entitied Keep Moving, a very funny farce comedy, interspersed with many musical numbers by the pretty chorus, who will exhibit many dainty and attractive gowns during the show. The second episode of the Bea- trice Fairfax serial, which is now run- ning in the Boston and New York Sundey Americans, will be shown on the screen. happened when his orders were not carried out promptly. He could lick any man in the camp, but his little adopted daughter—Bessle Love—ruled him with one finger. If you want see a play o Jn onr hte ThAt tuskes Yoy feel you were a part of the great northwest yourself—you should see Hell-to-Pay Austin, You'll love little Bessie Love, and Wilfred Lucas will impress you as a real man. The famous Pathe News will also be shown, besides the two-reel Keystone wmaflg jed The Winning Punch, with Slim Bwmmerville as the star. This is a positive scream, and if you are looking for a real hearty half hour of laughter be sure and see this pic- ture. Special musical programme at every performance by the new Davis concert orchestra under the able di- rection of Mr, A, Brazeau. Matinees at 130 and 838" evening at 45 and 8.45. LOST AND FOUND LOST_— Thursday, a gold bracelet with iariale Finder rewarded it 17t ateBulletin_Office. sep30d LOST—Qne hlack four old mo- horn cow. O. F. Maine. Tel. 439. sep30d FOUND—A young dog, bound. Own- er can have Same. by sgtflng for this advertisement. Apply 40 Dopot I, ep28d Balti e one . FOUND—Came to helfer With brown and red spots, DWne er can have seme by paying expenses and_provi -operty. Apply to Baur- Ques Faem; SWilimantio Road, Baitlc, Conn. P. O. Box 214, Baltle. sep23d FOR SALE FOR SALE One (1) story frame dwelling house and two sheds at Dan- ielson, Conn., to be removed from premises. The-Blue Envelope Coming to the Da- Tuesday, Oot. 3. s e of seats for the engage- ot of the Oots. thogire, New Sork farce success, The Blue Envelop opened at the box office of the Davis theatre yesterday. The farce comes with the endorsemejnt of the metrop- olis and with an exceptional cast of fun makers, including Edward Garvie, Carrie Reynolds, Ralph Nairn, Beth Franklyn, John L. Kearney, = Lizzie Wilson, John P. MacSweeney, Caro- line Leonard, Victor Browne, Frank- lin George, Belle Theodore and Ford Fenimore. In other words, the orig- inal Cort theatre production will be seen here. The Blue Envelope is pure farce, and does not belong to that il- legitimate type of entertainment call- ed “farce-comedy,” which sort is not funny enough to be termed farce. It is therefore pressed upon the minds Apply to D. F. O'CONNELL, Agent N. Y., N. H. & H. R, R. Co, Danielson, Conn. FOR SALE TWO-TENEMENT HOUSE and large of our readers that The Blue Envelope | barn in first class condition—bullding is a play which will positively make This property is on electric one laugh right out. The engagement | cr 1ine and five minutes’ wall from is for one night, Tuesday, Oct. 3. The prices, 25¢ to $1.59. NORWICH MUSIC ASSOCIATION. The first meeting of the season of the Norwich Music association will be Annual rental $400. Franklin Price $3,900. S. SIECEL, Real Estate and fnsurance. Square. held in Slater hall annex on Monday| Room 9, Shannon Building. evening, Oct. 3d. The programme will consist entirely of Russian music, a music that is holding the center of the stage at the FOR SALE present time. The climatic, geograph- | An Elite Model $175.00. Sonora ical and social conditions in Russia |Phonograph—one of the best made— have given to her music a power over |slightly used. Will be sold at a very the Leart that is unquestionable attractive price. Fasy terms if de- soul of the people is exposed in sired. profound melancholy, its boistero mor, its deep religious feeling and its love of country permeated by the bar. barous spirit and gorgeous coloring of the Orlent. The wealth of Russian folk song is hardly equalled by that of any oth nation. Song is the primitive outburst of deep feeling, and with the Russians | With fine as of fruit, near it is particularly epriched by the feel- | Peck’s Corners, Norwich Town. ing for harmony that seems to be in- T FOR SALE Cottage House. . 5 acres of land born and is exercised unconsciousl E. A. PRENTICE The development of an art is usually 2 a slow process. Germany, Italy and Phone 300 86 Cliff Street France have labored for many years (o = perfect a technique sufficient for all demands in the expression of musical FOR SALE ideas. The Russian composers have been from the first in possession of| A Oyiinder Phonograph (genutne this great techmnique developed and|Grafaphone), cost $40 nearly new; perfected by the efforts of the oldef|;jayv 2 and 4 minute vecords; now $6. ;n‘r‘ggf - r:;gepm};‘g;nqi};“vmfl‘a’Q Egs) THE PLAUT-CADDEN CO., Through the influence " of Glinka Ioxweicn.eaumn, and following him the “Great Five,” — the national school of Russia has pe: WILLIAM B. WILCOX ... Auctioneer petuated the distinctively national E Characteristics of the people. AUCTION The programme follows: I will sell at Public Auction Song, Russiin tional Hymn, Lwoft | TUESDAY, OC 3, 1916, Doubie Male Quartette. Violin, selections from A Life for the a. m. sharp, known as the Thos. Czar, Glinka ated In Griswold, 3% Miss Helen B. Royce, infield, 1 mile South Miss Annie Taft at the plano. hop's (irotley station), and 33 Piano, Nocturne (for left hand only), Al R id othr Bulla- in good conditlon; also 2 horses, Etude, 3 go00d workers and drivers, hoth Mrs. Tracy Sheffield ach; 3 cows, 1 Folk Songs, The Nightingale, heifers, 3 spring Song of the Shepherd, hickens, 1 set team 1 express Lehl-Rimsky-Korsakoft gEnce Mrs. Gardiner Greene Miss Ella. Potter at the piano. 1 top carria Piano, Polichinelle, Bachmaninoft arriage, 1 (wo-lLor Robert Gale Noye: 1'Ac Violin, Song Without Words, 1 cultivator, 1 Deering “Tschaikowsky ne, new last vear, 1 3 Sonnar ing machine, 2 hay rakes, Meditation, Op. 32, Glazounoft i grindstonz, 1 wheel: Miss Royce. barrow ‘on jacks, 1 laths, 1 vise, Songs, Nur wer die Schnsucht kennt, |1 bone e e Tschaikowsky : hocs, shovels, Du Bist wie eine Blume, zales . o . Ruhensteln o sa tons of pats, some bog. Flano, Dance ofsthe dnomes, hay' and 153 shocks of corn; i dining Sapellnikoff ' room set, 3 beds with springs and mat- Mrs. Tracy Sheffield. ng bed, 3 wi rolker: What | Saw On the Bowery, New York S }*;}‘“n_ The management of the local Young | stove, 1 parior Men’s Christlan_Assoclation has ar- | res, 1 new churn, and o ntion. rer wil small oil heater, too numerous rmy, next fair da: be in atten WILLIAM PATEN, No.'1. R. F..D. ranged for a very interesting mass meeting for men only in Y. M. C. A. building at 4 p. m. Sunday at whi time Rev. H. H. Adams of New Lon- the don has consented to speak on toplc, “What. I Saw on the Bowery, . T e has recently spent a|mallow for the head, putting on the weelk i this noted Tocality in the me. |features with melted chocolate. Make hat using a large chocolate pepper- mint for the brim and a round choco- late for the crown; stick on the hat with the syrup. “Another impish figure is made by putting features on a lollypop = and tropglis, and his experience there of | which he will speak cannot fail to be intensely interesting to those who hear, and doubtless there will be a large number present. Swahn's orchestra will furnish music at the meating. | All men are cor.|Sticking it into a shiny apple.~ Sticks ity invited of candy make tI{ arms and legs. “On “large chocolate pepermints GERMANY HAS BLACKLISTED mark jack o lantern features with melted white fondant, and ornament little cakes iced in white with tiny pumpkins made of yellow fondant, and citron stems and leaves A DOZEN DUTCH TOWNS No Material be Suppl of German O is to d Them. P North and South America together produce at present about 78 per cent. of the world’s copper supply. Amsterdam, Netherlands, Sept. 29. Germany {s emulating Britain's ample in the matter of the anathema- tized black list. The names have be- come public here of some half a dozen Dutch firms who have & place upon WANTED it. They are excluded from all export from Germany, neither may any ma- WANTED IMMEDIATELY terial of German origin be supplied them. Further, there is a long list of firms who can only obtain German material when they give proof that this is to be used in the manufacture summer cottage, sonable price, water. FOR SALE: il-acre farm, near main good condition, rea- on either salt or fresh DAVIS THEATRE Four Shows Today—Three Big Keith Acts and Triangle Photoplays—The Best All 'Round Bill of the Season —Be Sure and See It. There will be four shows at the Da~ vis today and the show is one of the best all 'round bills ever presented in ihis city. The headline attraction is Walsh, Lynch and company, a clever jomedy sketch called Along the Trle. This is a novel comedy offering and they introduce some very fine singing sumbers during _the act. Another jeadliner is the Retter Brothers, two lever athletes who present a tcom- }y act that is in a class by ftself. They introduce some remarkable feats, ncluding double somersaults from the loor, an almost impossible trick. This et goes to Keith's, Providence, next veek. The third act on the bill is #isher, Luckie and Gordon, three har- nony boys who have a nifty singing ind_talking act that is a sure fire vinner. The Trianglo feature on this bill is salled Hell-to-Pay Austin. Wilfrea lucas and Bessie Love are the stars. This is one of the finest Triangle plc- ures we have ever shown here and jou will like it. Hell-to-Pay was the nick name they. ve him back in the northwestern camp because that < line station, on trunk line highway, of goods destined solely for use in |fine land. large orchard, 8-room house, new bs ‘g6 new poultry house and Holland or her colonies. Oulbuildinas; §2,300¢ Sasy terms: TRYON'S AGENCY, Willimantic, Conn, Some Sugegstions for Hallowe’en. In the October Woman’s Home Com- panion there are some suggestions for Hallowe'en parties. The writer says: “Little favors that children will adore or that can be used at parties may be made from popcorn. Have a dish of hot_thick sugar syrup ready and build up 1fttle figures of the corn by dipping cach kernel in the syrup. Use a marsh- WANTED Men for Dye House SAXTON WOOLEN CORP. Bean Hill Mill LOST AYELLOW ANGORA CAT with Iarge bushy tail Probably in the vicinity of the Fair Ground. A reward will be paid. Phone No. 800, Norwich FOR SALE 50 ACRE FARM For $1,400 Cash New house of six rooms, surround- ed by beautiful shade trees, hennery scratching sheds, (will bear this season), strawberries (will be 16x30, one this Spring), (will cut 100 Ibs. dail; en income getter). school ana church; 8x12, in stone and machine worked. Send for latest catalogue. issued Choice of 400. it in all New England, WILLIA M A, WILCOX Real Estate Broker, 41 West Broad St., Westerly, R. I. Telephone 365 Offices 110 ¥ est 34th St., New York Telephone 2998 Greeley barn two 60 peachi trees 1% acres truitage 3% acres asparagus in season— ear_railroad, land free from Just Nothing like FOR SALE A very desiral modern “improvements, iss Place. tion, on Bl lars, inquire of JOBN _Real Estate and Insurance Broker. Frauklin Sau ble Cottage, A. MORAN, re. FOR SALE CHEAP A nice, profitible business, well locat- ed and well established. er's reason for larger fleld. quire of JOHN Real Estate nnd Tnvestment Broker, Franklin selling, A. MORAN, Square, Norwich. FOR SALE COZY SUBURBAN COTTAGE Right beside the trolley road. Terms easy. A. M. AVERY, low. with all , excellent loca- For full particu- Present own- going_into_a For full particulars in- Price 52 Broadway FOR ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE SALE NINE ROOM ALL FINE MODERN LOCATICN INSPECTION INVITED JAMES L. CASE 37 SHETUCKET ST. . WANTED WANTED—Salesman; excell = osition 15 men o ite Jooking For'a S SIS B ~peiace qnlretery S ept., Republic Paint an Lead Works, Cleveéland, Ohilo. _sep30d U. S. GOVIERNMENT uses Ricnmond chemical extinguishers that kill gase- ilne fires; district managers make 500 gar cent. profit; auto free. Richmond hemical Co, Desk 170, Wheeling: W. Va. sep30a WANTED—Maid; geperal work _in family of two; good home for i\'ifdh grade girl, good wages. Address Mal ulletin Office. sep30d WANTED—A small size Victrola, sec- ond hand, and must be in g00d condi- tion. Address C., Bulletin, giving par- ticulars. sep30d WANTED —GIrl for gencral _house- work. ' Address General Housework, Bulletin Office. sep30d WANTED—T'wo schoalboys over 16 to work from 5.80 to 9.30 evenings. penter Mfg. Co, 76 Newton St. sep30d THE WAY to an independent income; sell our line of nursery stock on the commission basis; watch_your income grow: we will help you. Brown Broth. ers Company, Rochester, N. Y. _sep30d WOMEN wanted: full {ime sajary 315 selling guaranteed hosiery to wearer; 250 an hour spare time; permanent; ex- perlence unnecessary. = International Hoslery, Norristow, P sep30d TWANTED—Reliable man with $1,000 cash and upward to open and manage separate branch; will pay right man $200 a month and better to start; liberal profits; established company;: favorable investment; well known exclusive lines; good for $4,000 a year and over, With large _future. Address Manufadturer, care Nelson Chesman & Co., Chicago. _sep30d, SALESMEN selling restaurant, hotel, cafe, cigar, pool, drug, gemerai store trade can do big business With our new live pocket side line; merchants towns 100,000 and under wanc it; $5 commission each sale; no collacting; no expense or risk to merchant; we take back all unsold goods. Canfield Mfg. Co., 208 Slgel St, Ohicago, 11l sep30d WEALTHY farmer's daughter, 80 tonely, will marry. Address Lonesome, care Mission Unity, San'Francisco, Cal. sep30a DARE you write a western farmer, worth $69,000, seeking marriage. Sin- cere, 57 Fourth St San Francisco. FOR SALE TO RENT POETRY "OR E—31 acres of woodl TO RENT—-Furnished rooms for light Swap oA s s, Tos Andl| nonecRaeDinE: b CAtter Ave.” sepgsh ~| YE SAY: “ABDULLAW'S DEADr gordwood, 'L C. Hensler. Norwich| ™y mpNa Throo-room tencmen:, In- | He who died at Azim sends SATE o excranes) mate, welghs | (uie 39 Spruce St 5epd0d__ | This to comfort all his friends: A T a5 iEht aiiving ‘of work| TO RENT—Flve-room flat, modern | Jaithful m;;"d!!flmlit "el: b l:l,lm o Single and Gousle. ¥ Hocleston, Glisso, | Improvements, at 49 Boswell Ave in- | Palo and white and cold &3 snow: Conn, sep30d | auire & swell Ave. Seproa | And vo say, “Abluiaivs desd : SALE Gentioman's dress_suit| 7O 0. 152 Broadway, two of |1 can see. your falling tears; R AL To RENT—No. 132 B o % and in" good SORAItion; price $6. X. Y. Z.|the finest apirtinents, one five rooms, |1 can hear wour sighs and praveri Bulletin, sep3id FARM FOR SALE—North Stoninston, 7 miles, east of Norwich, througn Pres: ton _City, over good roads; adapted to stock or poultry and situated on ele- vation, commanding magnificent coun- try View; trout brook, springs, wood- land, fruits, ood soil, £00d crops, shed, shop, tool house, 3 barns, solid buiit 13 room modern house, perfect order, dec- orated, clean, ready; owner retiring brings into market this fine property, suitable for & gentleman's place or Tor practical farmer, at price less than cost of buildings; 130 acres; net price 54,500 Write Charles' B, Allyn, Starloid, "Ct, or call on Mrs. H. K. Bromley at farm. sep20d redecorated. Broadway. John E. Fanning, one six rooms; rent reasonable; newly B sep29d Yet I smile and waisper this: 2| “T am not the thing you kiss. Cease your tgars, and let 1t lle.' quire at 56 Boswell Ave. sep2sd TO RENT—Five-room flal, modern improvements, at 49 Boswell Ave. In- It was mine,¥t is not L” Sweet friends! what the women. lave Tor the last sleep of the grave, . 27 McKinley Ave. Inquire there. sepzsd TO RENTTwo furnished rooms, at Is a’'hut which I am quitting, Is a garment no more fittini Is a cage, from which, at last Like a bird my soul hath pass'd. TO RENT—Seven-room cotiage, Fourth St. Greeneville. Inquire Enright, on’ the premises. sep23d 1241 P wearer, mot the garb: the plume Love the inmate, not the room, Of the eagle, not the bars ¥ That kept him from those splendid TO RENT—Five all modern improvements. Boswell Ave. Tel 1179-4. sep28d -room tenement with Apply 107 stars. Loving friends' be wise, and dry " To RENT- A WORD to turkey ralsers: Koneman Specific No. 14 is a scientific treatment for the prévention and cure of black- head in turkeys. It has never failed to do the work. Prepared and sold by Konemah Foultry Yards, 456 West Main St, Norwich, Conn. Price 50c. GugTuThS'; fences. Inquire Gilbert 3 Bowers, Washington St. Phone il Lower flat, 36 River Ave,, geven Tooms and all siodgrn conven: 130 2. sep26d Straightway every weeping eye What ye lift upon the bier Is worth not a single tear. 'Tis an empty sea-shell, one Out of which the pearl Is wone FOR REN quire at 59 Sachem St. sep25d '—Good storage room. In- The shell is broken, it lies there; The pearl, the all, the soul is here. TO RENT Nicely furnished room modern improvements. Ring fourth beil, Dis an oarthen jar, whose lid Allah sealed, the while it hid FOR SALE—One Chester Whits boar, | 826 Main St SepESaLY | M, EeABE e O I N i O enOu g o R, Storiing. Gonn"'®| MO MENT—TFurnished room. Mrs. | Let the shards be earth once more, sep19TuThs e 5 5 Robert, McKiernan, 120 Broadway. Since the gold is in his store. sep: rawberr < - Allan_sglorlous! Alan sood! PR AL ede S remecfor | L. M0 RENT—No. 5 Union St flat of | Now Thy Word 15 understood; - $2. Arndt ~ Bretschneider, Danielson, | 3% Ioo0is oot fi”";éfim.c"%g“é‘m{‘ Yoy the long, long wonder éndst 5 253-2. 26TuThS | Posses: ct. 15t e A7| Yot ve Sweep, ‘my foolish friends, Coun LG 28 LI Giibere, 141 Main St. Sep2id’ | While the man whorm ye call dead FOR SALE — 100 bushels cheap. ‘W. 8. Vail, Franklin, Conn. sep29d apples, TO RENT—Furnished rooms, singl modern conveniences, St._Phone_1429-2. sep2ld FOR SALE Two hogs, weight 200 due " to 1bs. each; one Holstein cow, calf 23d 'day of October; Holstein cow, due to calf § Huntington Ave., Norwich Town. sep28d Ohe other in February. ney Ave, all modern Street. pizd central location, moder FOR SALE or tp rent; for three rooms equipped for housekeeping. 51 Washington St. sep28d FOR SALE_A first class Smith mo- tor wheel in A-1 condition; cash sale Write Motorist, General Delivery, $20. Danlelson, Conn. sepzsd furnishings light aire at 122 13 T — rooms and bath, sepSd hood; $30. Archa W. augidld 83 Washington TO RENT —Cottage house No. 10 Kin- - improvements. Inquire J. F. Tompkins, 67 West Main TO RENT—A dosirable six-room flat, improvements. Attractive flat, six large reception hall, modern equipment, excelient neighbor o0it, 53 Broadway. In, unspoken bliss, Instead, Lives and loves you: losy s true, £ For the light that shines for you. But in the light ve cannot ses Of undisturbed feliciry— In a perfect Paradise, And a life that never dies. Farewell, friends! but not farewell; Where I am, ye too shall dwell 1'am gone before your face, A moment’s worth a little space When ye come where I have stepp'd, Ye will wonder why ye went. Ye will know. by true love taught, That here is all, and there is naugh Weep awhile if ye are fal o FOR RENT — Homelike NTS to travel by automobile to introduce our 250 fast selling, popular priced household necessities; the great. est line on carth; make $10 a day; coms plote outfit and automoblle furnished free to workers; write today for exclu- sive territory. American Products Co. 385 Third St. Cincinnati, O. _scp3od TARGE manufacturer wants repre- sentatives o sell shirts, underwear, hosiery, dresses, waists, Skirts, direct to homes. = Write for free . samples. E\:Ifi:hsoh Milis, 0 Broadway, New York MARRY if lonely; try me; best nad most successful; hun- dreds rich wish marriage soon; strict- for results, FOR SALE—A years old, perfectly sound and any lady could drive. Phone 463-12. Sep27d FOR QUICK SALB_One 1916 Ford Dertect condi- runabout with extras; tion; low mileage; price attractive. Tel. 397-23, Willimantic. Mamsfleld Depot, Conn. sep27d ood driving mare, 4 entle, . W. Caswell, idence section. Archa W. FOR SALE-——A long established and profitable grocery business in the pros- perous village of Dayville; fine location ith modern conven- iences, electric lights, etc.; g0od reason Wiite or telephone Mre sep21 in good bullding, for selling. Frank T. Fleld, Dayville, Conn. furnished house, eight rooms and bath, best res- Tooms, first Sunshine still must follow rafn; Only not at Death, for Death, Now ve know, Is that first breath Which_our souls draw when we enter Life, which is of all life center. 63 81 % reasonable | B Ve certain, all seems love, pleasantly “located, “reassnable | D6.3% PO AL IEEME IOV pove, o o e e e | Be ye stout of heart. and come b all modern improvements. lnquire 72{La-il Allah—Allah la, Asylum St. aug29d | O Love Divine, O Love alway. 2 FOR SALE—Baled hay, $18 per ton ;| TO RENT—For $10 a month a tene- FOR SALE. Cottage Houses, Tenement and Busi- ness Blocks, Building Lots, all in de- sirable locations. List your property if you cure to se:l 07 rent. as 1 have a number of people looking for real e tate investments. WILLIAM F. myyy, Renl Zatale Room 308 e and Insuranc Thayer 1az. We Can't Do All the Work, So We The Peck-McWilliams Co. Do the Best Contractors and Builders. Granolithic Sidewalk Facts Over forty cement walks built by me One at Chelsea Parade, 1,450 feet long, over one-guarter of a 1 will furnish those forty satisfied customers. lect a man who knows how and will Specifications amount o noth- in Norwich. mile. do it. the names ing compared to experience. Mine is for you if ou are wise. START ‘RIGHT Thos. J. Dodd GENERAL CONTRACTOR 99 Cliff Street Telephone 822 Se- AUCTION Commencing Monday, Octo- ber 2nd, at 2.30 p. m., the stock of A. B. Kingsbury, Jeweler, monds, Fixtures. The sale will continue after- noon and evening at 7.30 consisting of Dia- ‘Watches, Solid, Plated Silver, Clocks, Cut Glass, Toilet Sets,: to- gether with Safe, Wall and Show Cases, Regulator and until everything is sold. This is:your chance. Antic- ipate your wants for the season. Buy at your own price. established THR 0O MONEY LOANED on Diamonds, Watches, 2nd Securities of any kind at w Lowest Rates of lnlfifll’. An old with, rm_to Jewelry, FURNISHED _apariments, one_ and|me who dled at Astm gave two, Tooms, with © Kitchenettes . steum | g Vho dled at Azim gave | heat, electric light. Phone 12752 27 e i Tt Division. augi6d = FURNISHED rooms; reasonablo UM CESIISEY (U nonciegine | HUMOR OF THE DAY Mrs. Emma Morse, 1§ Unlon St. jy2ad Doctor—Colonel Fuller de Rhumm fs dead. ly confidential; most liable; yi W. Wyandotte, Barred Rock and W.|ment of seven rooms at 36 School St.; TR et Chperionses daseriptions tres. e Suer | Lesnorn pullets. Wallls Farm, . Col- | within five minutes walk of Franklin| Physician—Weak kidneys? cessful Club, Mrs. Purdie, Oakland, Cal. | chester, Ct. sep25d | Square; also u basement tenement of| Doctor—No; fast liver.—Lampoon. sep23s ' tiires fooms. Inquire at Bulletin Of-| Opnoxious sultor—Angling, eh?. And WANTED Salesmal T oot FOR SALE—Work horse, weighs lV)Og o v2ld lyave vou caught a fish yet.v g for Singcr sowing machines: Kood | Baapman, Versailies, St T sep2id - | nEOR RENT in the bullding corner of 3 Onlyjicne = iho Doketis proposition and steady _employment. - s Franklin and Willow streots; fine cor- ike you that I threw him back! Apply Singer Store, 48 Main St. FOR SALE_13 exira good cows, 85| Her siore for years oscupied by C G| Puck. ad tome N L ey 1 S e %% ok | store room' and bakery formerly used Spenditt—I say, old chap, if’ vou WANTED Tmmediately. two first| Dasy 1ohiis, Gt el Lrs Subanon | by the Providence Dakery. Archa W.|would lend me $50 I could make $75. class electricians for mill work; _also| Biy" A 5 = sepsia || Coit. 63 Broadw: iyi1a Smart—How would you make the an elcctrician's helper. L. A. Bradford, | DiV- e = 1 oon. | other $257—Boston Transcript. Daniclson, Conn. Phone. sep29d FOR SALE—Four h. p. gas enilne. TO RENT—Furnished rooms, all con- i = TWANTE] s R — | new, A No. 1 shape, will run 10-inch | venlences, five minutes’ walk from Goggles—Going to take a motor trip WANTED-—Position as maid or com-| papéc blower to full capacity; will sell | Franklin ‘square; men only. 125 Sc¢hool|through New England. panion in respectable family. Address|cheap. Write H. A. Wheeler, Nortn|St elephone 522-4 ylid Woggles—1Ideal tour? . this office. sep! 5 2 " B T z Taine o To RENT store at 11 Framklly ot | Gossles—Well—T am golng with my ED—At once, strong day help| ~ pom SALE or exchange: registered | Apply 25 Frankiin St. jessd - |wife's relations.—Life. king apples: war prices. W. S. Vall,| molstein bull, 2 years old. gentle and Patience—And did any one ecry at c. Tel. 33-4. sep29d | all right. Phone 1891-2. — seplsd ho:gfl:::ag:;r‘;x,rgg;;; s;o':,rrn:‘i,vhfg‘slg the wedding? NVANTED—Dishwasher. City Lunch,| FOR SALE—Touring car; first class [ 163-2. : [aursid flf{ya‘;s::ljt‘gm??é?n‘\zhg;utr:irecr?fie:s Norwich. 5ep28d 3 | condition;- price_reasonable for quick| ~ o mEnT_ Newly farnlshed rooms, | “Taxil”- Yonkers Statesman. Ty WANTED—Girl for general house sale. ~Address Touring Car, Bfl{{:fln modern conveniences, at The Seymourl | «Dearie” asked his wife at the ball Forly no weshing; two in SailysAp. |iOffice. sepl4d |84 Franklin St. Phone 1043-2. aprizd game, “What ls thal man running Willimantic. sep23d FOR SALE—1910 Cadillac truck, with for? ART a manufacturing business of own; we will show you how; write us enclosing a two-cent stamp for full particulars. Baldwin Manu- facturing Co., Drawer 138, New Haven, Conn. sep28d FOUNDRY Telp wanted; green sand molders on heavy worlk, chippers and faborers. Pond Works, Blainiela, N. 3. sep28d WANTED—Two first class plumbers and steamitters. George Despathy, Moosup. sep28d ED—GIr] for general house- work; no washing; good wages. Apply. 26 Carroll Ave. sep23d WANTED—Girls for spoolin good wages paid while learning. Apply West Side Stlk Mill. sép26d ASK MR. COIT about Mutual Benefit Life Insurance protection. sep23d ADVERTISING representative want- ed for the city of Norwich and sur- rounding territory on exclusive con- tract with large Philadelphia publicity firm; capable advertising man can pos- itively earn over $60 weekly year round; first two weeks will prove it. Address with reference as to your ad- vertising ability to Advertising Mana- ger, Suite 414, Commonwealth Trust Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa. sep25d ASK MR. COIT about Greystone Height; sep23d ASK MR, COIT to insure your auto- mobile. Telephone 1334. sep23d WANTED—Second hand_ furniture, highest price paid. A. Bruckner, 55 Franklin St.Tel. 717-3, may24d WANTEDlielp on farm, by day of month. Phone 909. sepidd ASK MR. COIT about house lots from $100 up. sep23d WANTED—By the Royal Typewrlter Company, Hartford, tcolmakers; hand and auto screw machine operators; men for night work on punch prees; milling machine and bench work; best of conditions; Employment rk Avi THOUSANDS government jobs now obtainable; $75 month; list free. Frank- lin Institute, Dept. 35-5. Rochester, N. Y. sepdd MAKE GOOD LIVING in Real Bs- tate Business. Our Real Estate HEd- ncator tells bow Real Estate deals re made. by, successful real _estate agents; how to list property; how to sell; advertlse; —manage roperty: wrife insurance; about landlord an tenant; real estate titles; legal forms; hundréds of pointers, tips, etc; 246 pages nicely bound. Only $1.00; post- age prepald. Your money right back if You are not perfectly satlsfied. Realty Bducater; Desk §, Station F; Wash- ingten, D. C. iy15d DIDJA see Amos? Amos who? Why, a mosouito! Decd, ah have; it's the only thing that don’t like the Cobweb Cor- ner six for 23c clgar, at Fagan's Smoke Shop. sepl5d SK MR. COIT about property for investment purpose: sep23d WANTED Four Laborers The American Strawhoard Co. WANTED 10 Laborers, 2 Waitress, 2 Chamber- maids, 2 Blevator Boys, 10 Women (general housework), 3 Men for farm. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU GRO. L. CHESBRO, Manager steady Department, , Hartford. work. Apply 150 " New seplld On account of Increase In price of toe aceo, the Whitestone Clgar will :;nntllfigm.‘m touring car body; tires and motor in fine order. Price $150. Phone 909. sepléd FOR SALE—Rye straw and feed. Phone 808. sepléd To Rent FOR SALE—Greatest real estate bar- Buckingham home on most over gain in Norwich Washington St.; 12-room house, substantially Dbuilt, which cost $80,000 to build; also 28 building lots and 40-foot strest. Price for residence , $10,000. Address Real ‘onn. and the 28 lo Estate Exchange, je21daw New London, AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. 1914 Ford Touring Car, 1913 Ford Touring Car, 1910 Overland Touring Car. ©. W. NOYES, 626 Main St, Willimantie, Ct. sep30d Tel.437-5. STORE No. 115 Main Street For further particulars inquire of N. TARRANT & CO,, 117 Main Street “He just hit the ball” 1 know, but is he required to chase it, too?"—Detroit Free Press. Miss Hogarty—Oi see a sign in yer| winder sayin’ ye presairve skins. Can| ve do anything fer mine? Taxidermist—I'm afraid not, mad- am. I might if you were a lion or a hippopotamus. — London Saturday. Journal. | “Why do you call Bliggins an ex-| pert accountant? He isn't up on fig- ures.” “No, but there isn't any phenom- | enon in the universe that he doesn't assume to be able to account for. ‘Washington Star. “Blacksmiths seem to have a repu- tation for honesty.’” : “Deservedly so, but due partly, per-| FOR SALE 3 Tenement House NO. 21 RIPLEY HILL with improvements, well rented, 5 minutes’ walk from Franklin Square. Good investment. Francis D. Donohue Central Norwich Building, PICTURESQUE STONE COTTAGE FOR SALE On Rockwell Park. lights, steam heater. acres, with beautiful shade tree barn on property. stimulate quick sale. ARCHA W. COIT, The Mutual Benefit Life Agency Telephone 1334 63 Broadway Street, near Mohegan Seven rooms and bath, electric Grounds of two Good Attractive price to TO RENT 8 Room Apartment $33.00 JAMES L. CASE 37 SHETUCKET ST. haps, to the nature of the business. Nobedy encumbers a blacksmith with trust funds. There is nothing to adul- | terate in his line. Compared with some of us, a blacksmith has few| temptations’ to risist”—Kansas City| Journal. THE KALEIDOSCOPE Mrs. Mary Woolsey, aged 23, of| TO-RENT for $22.00 Address Rent, care of Bulletin TO RENT tage, $ acres land, 1000 feet vegetable gardens: plumbing and heat. Rental 335 Others $200 to $4000. 6 Room Apartment QUONOCHONTAUG—Ten-room cot- from Ocean and Salt Pond; sown flower and hardwood floors, Send for booklet. FRANK W. COY, esterly, R. L. ~ Omaha, is the mother of seven soms. | In Norway there is being built & plant that will produce 4,000 tons of| aluminum annually. George W. Quay of Hmbreevills, Pa., owns a cat which has a litter of kittens in the forks of a maple tree 16| feet from the ground. { Paper dust exploded with fatal re- sults when workmen carried lighted lanterns into a roof filled with it in a| paper tube factory in France. Until _his recent retirement Dr.| Loomis Pomeroy Haskell, a native of, Bangor, Me., aged 90, was the oldest| practicing dentist in the United States| —having ben in practice 70 vears. 0. FOR SALE Miss Mytrle Page, who lives two, and one-half miles from Richmond,| Mo., walked 6,024 miles in the last six| FOR SALE In the best residential section, a | JUST ARRIVED. Another car of Horses just in from new, modern Cottage, . bungalow | type, containing seven rooms and bath, finished in oak. Large IMinots. They are 'the best lot of (1l 1ot with fruit trees. Draft Horses and Chunks I have had Tagiie it this year. They must be sold, Prices right. Come and see them. THOMAS H. BECKLEY, ELMER R. PIERSON. 278 Main Street Tel. 536-3. sep3od FOR SALE Phones 68 724 The Manwaring Stables on Asylum T ‘Norwich. stable or other business. Also_building lot on the southerly west of the 50 feet front ‘Also o tract of about 150 acres of ture and timberland in Bozrah, near uwecus Hill, recontly owned by John side of Meple St, nex: H A Briggs property. and over deep. Manwaring, Jr. Also an undivided interest as recent- % a;v(nefl b}; John M-;l:walrln‘%o.)r.,‘um o Manwaring property. in Montville, consisting of - the Manwaring home- Greene Ave. and Cedar St. ;}efll‘l. Raymond farm and the Way ace. 2 For particulars end prices address cepysTa AMOS A BROWINING, | or call 'on H. H. 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