Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 3, 1916, Page 10

FAIR AND WARMER TODAY; CLOUDY TOMORROW What Is Going On Tonight Vaudeville and Moving Pictures at Auditorium Theatre. M Vaudevilic an vi “ictures ugext a Moving Pictures af Norwich Rifle Cluh meets at A: Shetucket Lodge. meets in Odd Norwich N meets in_ Owl g Wauregan Lodge, N meets in Pythian Hall. Slater Lodge, No. 509, meets in_ Bili Block. Ionic Can No. 7 mests in Bagles’ Hall, St. James' Lodge, No. 23, ¥. and A. M, meets in Masonic Temple. Thames Ludge, No. 325, N. E. O. P., meets in Forestérs’ Hall Rose sf New England Lodge, No. 2364, G.'U. 0. of O: F. meets at 80 West Main Street. St Mary’s T. A. and tn_T. A B. Building. Stone ‘Masons' Union meets in Car- penters’ Hali Annex. ANNOUNCEMENTS DAVIS THEATRE TONIGHT The Biue Envelop Society meets To thoroughly arouse an audience to uproarious and _health giving laughter requires the efforts of a mas- ter builder of farce, and it is in this rdspect that Richard Lambert, the producer of The Blue Envelope, which will be the attraction at the Davis theatre tonight. The story of The Blue Envelope has to do_with John Doe, a man of high standing in his native Cahoes. Doe's sympathies have been touched by an article in a matrimonial journal signed The Clinging Vine. He replies that he is “A Sturdy Oak,” and after numerous letters have passed between the two, they arrange a clandestine dinner_at an_up-town restaurant in New York. Bidding hi§ wife a fond |farewell Doe leaves Cahoes ostensibly {for Bermuda. He arrives jn New | York ang makes a flying start in a {taxicab for the trysting place. There is an exciting ride up Broadway, a sudden accident, and before Doe re- covers from his dazed state he finds \that he and a bewitching feminine |stranger, who in some manner my: iterious to him has become his com- |panton, are being subjected to treat- {ment by a beauty doctor, to whose es- {tablishment they have been taken by {a_mistaken zealot in the quest for the foffice of a regular physician. Before {the philandering husband can extricate {himself from this situation Mrs. Doe arrives on the scene. Complications are forced one upon another in quick succession. !_The only company presenting The Blue Envelope on tour is this partic- ular one, regardless of the usual c tom managers to place number “2” and companies on tour in a me- tropolitan success. . Another interest- ing and alluring feature in connection with this engagement is the fact that the $1.50 scale of prices will prevail. AT THE DAVIS THEATRE Vaudeville and Moving Pictures An unusually fine vaudeville and movie programme is being shown at the Davis theatre for the first half of the weekw. The Five Ching Lo Maids are the feature attraction. They are seen in a minlature revue with spe- clal scenery and attractive electrical effects. The eecond headliner is the act presented by Granville and Mack, ns of ability. Their e Italian Organ Grinder. or the third attraction the management has secured The Friet- ches, who appear in a nove] athletic offering entitled The Tramp and the Girl. Home 1s the name of the big five- recl Triangle moving plcture and to A;Omrl"‘ll' the show there is the usual wo-ree] comedy film, called The French Milliner, featuring Fay Tin- cher ang a cast of favorit BREED THEATRE. Bpecial Feature, “The Spoilers,” in Nine Reels, Wednesday and Thursday. On Wednesday and Thursday the Breed will present William Farnum and Kathlyn Willlams in The Spoilers, taken from the famous book by Max Beach. This virile masterplece s a Selig production and is produced in nine startling acts. It is a thrilling red-blood story of strong men battling for supremacy with all their power of mind and muscle—alert for every cast of chance. It is big, moving, master- ful and wholesome ix its human inter- ests, thrilling In incident, absorbing in situation and powerful in progression from start to finish. It presents the most stubborn, strenuous and exciting fight ever pictured—the acme of real- ism, a_whole town is dynamited and an_extraordinary volcanic earthquake, The Spoilers had a_two weeks’ run on Broadway, New York city, eight weeks at the Studebaker, Chicago; two wecks at Keiths, Boston, and = two weeks at the National, In Bosfon, at advanced prices. The Breed will pre- sent this special feature, with an aug- mented orchestra at the usual house prices, making no advance at all. On account of the length of the perform- ance It will be necessary to start the matinee at 2.15 and the evening shows will commence at 6. BREED THEATRE. The feature screen production at the Breed theatre for today is Dorian's Divorce, a five part Metro wonderplay, featuring the gifted Lionel Barry more and the exquisite Grace Valen- tine. Never before has Mr. Barry more had a role more admirably suited to the distinctive talents, which have won him his eminent place in the world of dramatic art, than that of Dorfan Keene, the idealistic, but de- voted husband, the character he por- trays in the present production, Grace Valentine, who shares stellar honors with Mr. Barrymore in the part of the whimsical wife, also handles a difficult role with rare artistry and in a fashion that captures the audiences’ sympathy. The story is a powerful one teeming with mystery, romance and thrills. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew are also seen In a very funny one reel comedy entitled, At a Premium. A BELGIAN GOVERNMENT SHIFPING ORGANIZATION Is Being Perfected by Belgian Au- thorities at Havre, France. Havre, France, Oct. 2.—The Belgian authorities here going ahead with the formation of an extensive govern- ment shipping orzanization, known as the Royal Pelgian Lioyd, which they expect to take rank with the principal ocean-carrying organizations now in existence. Of th .000,000 capital, all of which has been paid in, the Belgian government has subsoribed $16,000,000 and has guaranteed the paymei of the bonds on the concern. Already thirty-nine steamers have been acquire nd an_ambitious pro- gram of baying and building i out for the next five years, notw standing that Bel um is supposed to be at present prostrate under Ger- man domination. The | zinn organization s some- thing like the new American shipping easur ch is a measure for de- veloping the merchant marine of the country, and cach has the principle of private operation of the ships, with government surveilance over the ad- [ tion Pictures at Breed Theatre. FOR JUVENILES IS THIS Going Shopping this costume, over which is worn a long straight top of plaited georgette crape, navy blue. Interesting points are the double deep sailor coilar, the serge table on' the front of the w: an embroidered belt and the bride” veil of navy tulle. ministration. Tf the measure had zone before the Belgian parliament there would probably have been a long de- bate, as there was in the American congress. But with the Belgian par- liament wscattered, the Belgian execu- {tive authorities here took the more expeditious means of issuing a decree which fully constitutes the s concern and establishes all the detalls of organization. The need of ships to bring Ame can relief supplies was the immediate cause for the formation of the Bel- gian company, althouzh once formed for this purpose it has now taken on much larger dimensions as one of Bel- gium's weapons in the economic and trade strugsles growing out of the war, With the great Belsian shipping port of Antwerp occupied by the Ger mans, the headquarters of the ne company had to be at the little por of La Parme on the short stretch o sea-front still held by the Belgian ar: my, lying west of the Y organizers also have been Belg! fugees in London and Paris, W formerly been the chief bankers and shipping merchants of Antwerp. These were Arthur F. Brys, Henry M. Gye sen, Amana Griser, Emile Deckers an John Schobbens, former shipping m chants of Antwerp, now living in Lon don; and Hector Carlier and Henri Borgers, former Antwerp banke: living in London and Paris. The government decree, con the act of organizati concern Belgian in every respect shall remain essentialy Belgian.” All the officers and directors must be Bel- gians. Contracts are prohibited which would permit the concern to pass into foreign hands, or be controlled by for. eigners. No stockholder can vote a the representative of a under foreign influence: ports and imports are guaranteed as favorable treatment as is gziven to foreign products. Freight rates arc to be reduced one-half on samples of i Belgian commerce and industry sent abroad in soliciting trade The decree also provides that Bel- gian sailors shall be employed as far as available; Belgian passengers shall have the fullest facilities, and Bel- glan ports favored as far as possible in trafiic arrangements. The foreign agencies are to be run by Belgians. and two government commissioners are to watch over this Belzian chs acter of the orzanization. Witho the consent of these government offi cers, the soclety is specifically for- bidden from taking a subsidy from a foreign government. At a meeting held later at La Par- me, the organizers above nomed werc chosen dirsctors and auditors of ti company. The ships acquired at the outset included a number of “tramps,’ particularly useful just now when re= ular trade routes are interrupted. The purpose, however, is to secure liner for competition in the regular trans- atlantic service, which is expected tc To the Stockholders of The Sterling Securities Co.: Gentlemen:— Please take notice that by order of the Roard of Directors of Th Securities Company a_spe of the Stocitholders has been called i be held on the 2d day of Novembe 191C, at 1.30 o'clock p. m., at the ¥ regan House, Broadway and Main Norwich, Corn., for the purpose of ~or the vote of the Board of D> to terminate the corporate istence of the gompany. You will also take notice that at meeting of the Board of Directors « The Sterling Securities Company, held call for said Stockholders’ meet! adopted by a vote of said Board, « which the following is a copy “Resolved, That in the opinion this Board ft is advisablo that the cor porate existence of The Sterl: S its asscts be comverted into cash distributed among its stockholder: the corperation be dissolved ing to law. meeting of the stockholders of th Company be called to be held at the Wauresan H Mair 1se, Broadway and .. Norwich, Conn., on ths 24 day « November, 1516, at 1.30 o'clock p. m for the purpose of confirming the vor pany “Reésolved further, tary of the Compan s, authorized and in cted to carr t give such notl meeting as may be required by law. Dated, New York, October 1, 1816 C. SPERRY, S FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCHES TO RENT TO RENT—A modern five room flat; cheap remt to Tight party. §95-14. e ¥ Corns Loosen, Lift Right Off Nothing But “GETS-IT” Will Do This to Corns and Calluses. If you've ever had corns, you've tried lots of things to get rid of them —salves .that eat your toe and leave the corn remaining, cotton rings that make’ your corns bulge out like pop- FETCHING FALL GOWN n's kola sesl rh ity rest cngrave Detween ranidin Satare and Waure: iy “ochee © *3etta . WANTED At onc ework in’a sinall, faim Whe pheatley, LOST—Gontlemas with bloodstone f. 'ibll Your WANT to 480 when. you want good help and _want it quickly, Help is scarce now, but the best workers read Bulletin Want Ads. Mrs. W. B. o Tmproved apuuneni;'. 31 ANTED--Experienced er month. Inquire S. B. cloaks and suits and children’s EoiT Inguire all week. ain St, Norwich, Conn. ‘The Pasnik FOR SALE FOR SALE TWO-TENEMENT HOUSE and large barn in first class condition—bullding "Phis property ls on electric car liue and five minutes’ walk from Annual rental $400. ToB S e Inquire’ N. B, ANTED—To rent room Tlat or tenement, up. Stalrs, AOSE car line; prefer one heates gnfl w"shv‘flnhhuklj lames Smith, oct3d o TO RENT—Furnished rooms for light 6 Carter Ave. TO RENT--Three-room tenement. In- quire 389 Spruce St. TO RENT—Five-room flat, modern improvements, at 49 Boswell Ave. re at 56 Boswell Ave, TO BENT—No. 132 Broadway, two of the finest apartments, one five rooms, one six rooms; rent reasonable; newly redecorated. : would take housekeepinsg. AIN'T IT AWFUL!—] heerd a lad say yistidy her husband would offer peniny for her thoughts when now he offers her she objects him a smokin' on a Cobweb Corner Six for Zoc, at Fagan's Smoke Shop. as courtin’, t 350 t0 ohut up. want” which you believe migh! be .“some-one-else want.” floor coverings, Franklin Square. Price $3,900. S. SIECEL, Real Estate and Insurance. Shannon Building. FOR SALE Stables on Asyl xcellent location for Fannlng, 52 $2.50 PER DAY paid one lady in each town to distribute fres clrcdlars for concentrated Aavori; ermanent position. in Bulletin Want Ads find ready | “TO RENT_Five-room fal, modern Improvements, at 49 Boswell Ave. quire at 56 Boswell Awve. '“—Seven-room cottage, 124 Greeneville. ‘When you lose something— for ~most Norwich people are honest—and on finding anything instinctively, WANTED_Zxperienced youns man to work in buiter and egg store. K. Ames, 122 Main St. Fourth St. Enright, on’ the premises. TO RENT—Five-room tenement with all modern improvements. Inquire B. quire of . WANTED—Position as handy man|f Want Ads to locate the loser. Boswell Ave. Tel. 1179-4. TO RENT—Lower flat, 36 River Ave., seven rooms and all modern conven- Inquire Gilbert Bowers, Washington St Phone 1132-2. TO RENT—Nicely furnished rovements, Ring £o around private place, The Manwarin, or to care for stible or other b Also building lot on the southerly next west of the 50 feet front Address H., care Bulletin Co. a vacancy ocours your rental property. WANTED—To huy 2 store In a vil- lage or town in the grocery line, or Store to rent. Answer with full partie- mail to S. H. side of_Maple St., and over 2 Also a tract When you want to sell your real estate. You Can’t Hide Cor: Around! modern imp: 326 Main St. TO RENT—Furnished Robert McK about 150 acres care Bulletin pasture and timberland in Bozrah, n Wauwecus Hijl, recently owned by.Jobn Manwaring, Also an undivided Interest as recent- owned by John Mauwaring, Jr., Manwaring prorerty consisting of _the When you want to buy or pets, a business or a lease. s that make harnesses and scissors and kn corns bleed and sore, bandages that fill up your shoe, press on the corn and make vour foot feel like a paving block. What's the use? Why not do what millions are doing, take 3 seconds off and apply “GETS- It dries, you put your stocking and wear your.regu- Your corn loosens from the It's painless. WANTED — Four young men for house to house distrib- Apply to George Welch, Room 17, Columbia House, at 7.0 a. m. 120 Broadway. ¥ Union st in good order; Inquire of S, Al six rooms and possession O Giibert, 141 TO RENT—F modern conveniences, Phone 1429-2. TO RENT —Cottage house No. 10 Kin- Manwaring home. Raymond farm and the Way AMOS A, BROWNING, NTED—Dishwasher Norwich, Conn. WANTED—Everyone to know that the cider mill at Norwich Town will open for the season 3 } Tanner St., also experi- City Lunch, ‘nished rooms, singl 83 Washinston on right aw ifts right off. It’s the common-sense most effective way in FOR SALE—First cl information . D. Lathrop, Box 43, Norwich Town, inguire J. F. Tompk.as, 67 the world. - Never fails. is sold and recommend- ed by druggists everywhere, or sent on receipt of price, by E. Lawrence & Co. Chicago, Tl - 50 ACRE FARM For $1,400 Cash New house of six reoms, surround- beautiful shade trees. harn N guard attendants, appointed from civil service lists, get quick advancement. 23 and 40, and about tall, and 17 explanatory notice FOR SALE—Full blooded strawberry many varieties, Bretschneider, 8ep26TuThS A WORD to turkey ralsers: Konemah Specific No. 14 is a solentific treatment for the prévention ang cure of black- It has never failed Prepared and sold by Konemah Poultry Yards, 456 West Main St, Norwich, Conn. between ages 100 plants for : improvements. inquire at 122 Broadway. FOR RENT rooms and bath, moaern_equipment, Attractive flat, e reception client neighbo; j30. archa W. Coit, o Brosdway. gf casy fests com- ing Oct. 24 a: Hartford, to fill eligibie Frequent vacancies. tion ‘must be filed before noon State Civil Service Commission, Capitol, large dimensions as soon as the war reopens the old trade routes With thirty-nine steam- ers already secured and three planned for early building, government steamship service is mak- ing a good start {o accomplish its end of having a Belgian representing head in turkeys. scratching sheds, to do the work. (will bear this season), suawberrles (will be this Spring), (will cut 100 1bs. dall an income getter). school ana church; stone and machine worked. latest catalogue. issued Choice of 400. it in all New England, WILLIAM A. WILCOX Estate Broker, 41 West Broad St.. Westerly, R. I Telerhone 365 Offices 110 “West 3dth St., New York Telephone 2998 Greeley FOR RENT — Homelike house, eight rooms and bath, best res- and . ports. in fruitage 3% acres asparagus in season— ar_rafiroad, land free from small size Victrola, sec- nd must be in good condi- Address C., Bulletin, giving par- FOR _SALE- Pope Hartford truck in can be seen and demonstrated at Holdredge's Garage, —Girl for general 690,000 - tonnage, Housework, will compare favorably with some of k and best known shipping organizations. FOR REN all_modern Asylum St FOR SALE 31 acres of Durable navy serge is the base of consisting of telegraph poles, Nothing like provemencs. Two schociboys over 16 to to 9.30 evenings. 75 Newton St “FOUNDRY help wanted; green sand heavy work, chippers and Plaintield, N. J penter Mtg. Co. FOR SALE 0r cxchange; mate, Welghs r 1000, will do light driving or work Becleston, Glasgo, Silver and Copper in Alaska, molders on single and double. F. on the pro- and copper in available for United States Geo- ment of the In- the total mineral The annual duction of gold, SALE. —Gentleman’s In good condition; ANIBD Two first_clas honsékeeping. distribution by FOR SALE—Work horse, welghs 1000 ment of se within five rooms at 26 School St.; Chtapman, Versailles, Ct. [l FOR SALE—i3 extra good cows, tons No. 1 hay, 1 1913 Chalmers, seven- . Gardner, Kick , as compared with FOR SALE A very desirable modern improvements, excellent loca- tion, on Bliss Place. lars, inquire of for spooling; good Apply West touring car. Lebanon, Ct! ADVERTISING 1 and Willow Watertown. For full particu- ict took over exclusive con-| FOR SALE—Four h. gas engine, adelphia publicity firm; capable advertising man can pos: store room and h large Phil by the Providen the committee giving the 3 2 papec blower to_full ty; wili sell district’s” note Real Estafe and Insurance Broker. Franklin Square. first two weeks wi — e e MOTHER LOVE AIDS S 1N TRENCHES, STANDING HIS WATCH DEEP IN MUD. Advertising N ommonw ealth Holsteln bul! gentle and h 2 years old. oné 1 414, Bldg., Philadelph FOR SALE ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE NINE ROOM ALL MODERN FINE LOCATION INSPECTION INVITED JAMES L. CASE 37 SHETUCKET ST. price reasonable for quick hest price pak = t Address Touring houseleeping. 7o School St on farm, by day ac truck, with| “10 RENT—Newly farnished rooms. modern conveniences, at The Se; §4 Franklin St. 2 . TO RENT In center of the city 6 room Apart- ment for $22.00. FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, Central Building val Typewriter Phope 909. | company in that stat FOI SALE—Rye conditions; Paone d04. " ‘mployment FOR SALE_(reatest real estate bar- ckimgham home room house, T THOUSANDS gove Once upon a time, only a few months war had be- | 28 building lots Price for residence Aadress Real New London, d 40-foot st and_ the 28 lots, $10,000. MAKE GOOD LIVING Estate Ed- Estate deals FOR SALE. Cottage Houses, Tenement and Busi- ness Blocks, Building Lots, all In de- sirable loca‘ions. List your property It you care to seil or number of people looking for real es investments, WILLIAM F. pypt. Real Estate and Inwuramce. Thayer Bldg. 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 forty satisfied customers. knows how and will Specifications amount to noth- ing compared to experience. Mine is for you if you are wise. START RIGHT Thos. J. Dodd GENERAL CONTRACTOR 99 Cliff Street aked him to the skin; the X it l)\“'.(l \("All‘)) rest(. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. 1913 Fora Touring Car, 1410 Overland Touring C FOR RENT used as a rooming house. given at once. THE PLAUT-CADDEN CO. he recalled the faith his mother s ; rent. as I have a had in_Sloans’ tenant; real estate titles; legal forms; Has been | bottle was 7 $1.00; 'post- ur money riz] satiefied. Realty WANTED TWO OR THREE LABORERS To work in yard mmediately 3 immedia aze prepaid. Y not perfect k 626 Main St, Willimantie, Ct. able to stand the i agreed it was “reinforcement” FOR SALE 3 Tenement House NO. 21 RIPLEY HILL with improvements, well rented, 5 in Norwich. THE AMERICAN STRAWBOARD CO. Thamesville. WARTED Electricians and Helpers Apply on Tuesday Afternoon at Winchester Woolen Mill, Thamesville. tect a man who. No. 115 Main Street +For further particulars inquire of N. TARRANT & CO., 117 Main Street Good investment. Frarcis D. Donochue Telephone 822 FOR SALE One (1) story frame dwelling house and two sheds at Dan- ielson, Conn., to be removed |from premises. PICTURESQUE STONE COTTAGE FOR SALE On Rockwell Strest, mear Seven rooms and bath, electric Grounds of two TO RENT 8 Room Apartment $33.00 JAMES L. CASE 37 SHETUCKET ST. FLOOR FINISH Natural and Colored lights, steam heater. acres, with beautiful shade trees. Good Attractive price to Is made to stand hard usage, WANTED 10 Laborers, maids, 2 Blevator Boys, (general housework), 3 Men for farm, FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU GEO. L. CHESBRO, Manager barn on property. stimulate quick sale. ARCHA W. COIT, The Mutual Benefit Life Agency Telephone 1334 tramping _ of will stand all this—and more. 2 Chamber- 10 Women Apply to D. F. O'CONNELL, Agent N. Y, N. H. & H. R, R. Co,, Danielson, Conn. FOR SALE | Cottage House, barn, b acres of land | with fine assortment of fruit, | Peck’s Corners, Norwich Town. A rare chance. E. A. PRENTICE 86 Cliff Str Agricultural Limestone is as necessary to the soil as food is TO RENT QUONOCHONTAUG—Ten. tage. $ acres land, 1000 Ocean and Salt Pond; sown flower and vegetable gardens: plumbing and heat. Others $200 to $4000. FRANK W. COY. “ecsterly, R. I, -room eot- 63 Broadway hardwood ~ fioors, WANTED IMMEDIATELY good condition, rea- on either salt or fresh FOR SALE: il-acre farm, near maln on trunk line highway, fine land, large orchard, 8-room housi new barx, large new poultry house an $2,300; easy terms. TRYON'S AGENCY, Willimantic, Conn. WANTED Men for Dye House JUST ARRIVED. Another car of Horses just in from They are 'the best lot of Draft Horses and Chunks I have had They must be sold. Coma and see them. BLYMER R. PIERSON, FOR SALE CHEAP A nice, profitible business, well locat- ed and weoll established. Present own. er's reason for sclling, going into a summer cottage, Send for booklet. sonable Dprice, line station, FOR SALE FOR SALE In the best residential section, a new, mocdern Cottage. bungalow containing seven rooms and bath, finished in oak. Large outbuildings; on the 29th dav of September, 1316, the Yo 'can’ move heavy furniture How did you act when; the ‘blow came wn? How_did you do when the truth rang home TO RENT—-One flaf, six rooms, at|Did you face the music or curse and 108% North Main ‘St $11; four rooms. . " frow: Or iift your hands to the far blue dome? Tt isn’t the blows that our fate may strike, It isn't the failure, the loss and grief That means so much, se the way wo a When things pley hob with our fixed Dotiot, =° D1 | How aia you act? Dia you snivel ana hine, Wl Did you give right up and bow your ead, Or lift your face to the skies that shine And go on trusting in Him Instead? It matiers so little what blows may . How heavy or light, or lomg or 2 swift. The thing that is more to our souls Is (than all s the way we act a he, way nd the way we For the blow may sting but a lttle while, But the giving In with o weakened W Is to rob our heart of its mortal smile, And to keep on going right down , the hill. When, t> act Mke men in a man's ‘world should, Is to waive all shadow of doubc and dread And Tise with an increased soul of go0d And_face with a smile where our feet must tread. —George Folger McKinsey, in_ ths “Bentztown Bard,” In 'the Balu- more Sun. HUMOR OF THE DAY “Can you name the colored races’ “Sure. A man green with jealousy blue with trouble, red with rage, whic with fear and yellow with envy.” “Can old seadogs bark, Pope?" _“No, sonny; but they can growi, all right” “I thought Nelly changed color when she saw me.” “She changed it long before that She didn't like the kind she had been using.” “Since aviation has been adopted in modern warfare, there will be more cowar “How will that bring it about?" “It will no longer be a disgrace to fly in battle.” “Why are you buying that collap- sible bathtub”” ‘I am going into flat housekeeping. “What's the mattor with the man- ager?” “He says if he cam’t get an angel there'll be the devil to pay.” “I dow’: see why Jones 1 ing so much about his w extry i v complain- Tt is he do?" hair-dressing place ching bicndes.” Tow loes the preity medical co-ed nose the men in her class?” he says they're all dead easy.” Pa, Tones baby has got the dced? ‘es, and the city doctors came and nsulated the whole family “Drowning nen clutch at straws.” So do THE KALEIDOSCOPE Hans Berge, who settied in Willow Grove, Pa., in 1717, now has nearly 10,000 known descendants. James Sabin, of Rutland. Vt been the , has tary of a life insurance for 50 vears. Motoreycle side are baing eu lly used for carrying the m: eh rural districts in England, ava is estimated to have exported 85.000.000. pounds _of tea in 1915, as compared with 65,000,000 pounds the - before. The last census reports gave the number of hearing English waln trees in the United States as 914, Shafts sunk into a coal field in Ger *h had been burning s- eral years, revealed 13 veins of bla ing coal. a four-horsepower engine a driven plow of English inven- tion cuts a six-inch furrow at a speel exceeding three miles an hour. Newton D. Baker, secretary of war, was once a student under President Wilson when the jatter was an in- structor at Johns Hopkins Universi- ty. In the Southern Pacific a large un- dersea desert was practically discov- ered. Over its whole area not a ves- tige of plant or animal life could be found. Somebody In Manchester, N. H., {s said to have found an eight-leaved clover near Londonderry, where there is said to be a large bed of these clovers. ‘While plowing in his garden, I. T. Monroe, of North Livermore, Me., turned up an old coin bearing the date 1770 and the inscription “King Carolinas.” The Bay of Todos Os Santos (All Saints’), on which the city of Bahia Iies, measures more than 100 miles in circumference and forms one of the best ports in Brazil. As in many other parts of China, native indigo is being raised once more in Manchuria. That Manchuria may become an_ industrial center of importance is indicated by many fac- tories manufacturing cloth, knitted goods, matches, etc. STATE OF OHIO, CITY O] D o s s o 'ran] o eney makes is senior Plflflcry“ the fl‘::lhfl ¥, he Cheney & Co., doing busin in th, g}g Onfn’golt}ffi‘, eo}lflnt and state afo L, at sal irm _wi) sum of ONE HUNDRED D LR }%:' Sannoty e Y use of Hall's in my presence, this 6th day of Decem- per, A D188 GLBAS (Seal) Hota: Hall's Catarrh Oure 1s taken’ iniere SAXTON WOOLEN CORP. Bean Hill Mill z curities Company be terminated, thac nd |to the human larger fleld. For full particulars in- JOHN A. MORAN, Investment Broker, Frauklin Square, Norwich. FOR SALE €OZY SUBURBAN COTTAGE Right beside the trolley road. Terms easy. A. M, AVERY, without marring Kiyanize Kyanize is wearproof. lot with fruit trees. Inquire of THOMAS H. BECKLEY, 278 Main Street Real Estate “Resolved further, That a special MONEY LOANED | DR. C. R. CHAMBERLAIN Dental Surgeon McGrory Buiiding, on Dlamonds, Waiches, Jawelry and securicies of any kind at the docsn't do all we claid, Rates of interest. An old hed firm fo deal with. THR COLLATERAL LOAN 0O, 143 mais Street, @ (Zatablished’ 1¥ of the Board of Directors to tarminatc the corporate existence of the Com- Buy a 10c Brush and we give you a 15c can for free trial. THE HOUSEHOLD Bulletin Building, Auto Delivery. Norwich, Conn F. C. GEER, Piano Tuner 74 Franklin St.; 122 Prospect Strest. Norwich. Conn. Telephone 531-4. That the Secre- be, and he hereby DR. F. W. HOLMS, Dentist Shannon Building Annex, Room A ‘Telephone 523 52 Broadway se resolutions Into effect, and to e of the Stodkholders' M. J. 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