Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 18, 1916, Page 10

SERTTRN ER R o i * FAIR, COOL TODAY; = WARMER TOMORROW & NORWICH, CON Wiat k Guiog On Tocight | _ NowicH TowN |ETTERTRANGRIONEL _==omre- s rear lamp Vaua & LOST—From automobile, PLUMBERS and Painters wanted at AvBdeville and Moving Fictures st|Waellington Miner Given: Surprise on AT R tex. notity | once; can put fo work elght plumbers FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCHES WEDNESBAV, OCT. 18, 1916. TO RENT POETRY ¥OR RENT—Furnished rooms_ o : light housekeeping. Inquire L. Zim- b Mot tre.| Eve of Birthday—Walnuts Scarce Thousands Have Discoverea Dr, |Joseph H. Henderson, Central Ave. and twelve painters: months~of work merman, 17 Bosweil Ave. octivd 3 v.,fi{,‘:*;,,‘,’g“,“,fg!,;:flf;eegc;f);g at| This Fall—Visitors and Who Is En- ‘Edwards’ Oli _oc_&sd__________ 2z most desirable working condi- TO RBNI=—No. ¥5_Ciit ST fat 0| ¥ou play tie game witli yourifellow. tne "Davls iningeTH wal ive Tablets are FOUND—A Fmall _mals mute: Toon | Sooop ARPLL A1, glhe Hartiord Open cigt fooms, tcim nesl RS gds| i Shnor and cireymepect care; g . 7 - : - ne v roc ctions; essi = 8wl A ST e B e Slfeal st ST POy, “High BTet Fttord, Gonne and hot water‘counections; poseesion|von it in at cards with a pand'msain, and take aeway. High s;reecu%nssxe. “b.:lgl;%d’““““‘ St., Hartford, S8 ot Masonic Temple. . ton meets| Twelve friends end neighbors gave \F Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets—the sube | Baitic: fitters. Y800t | D And an utterly honest air; ‘RAYED . You're, oh, so careful to Ppiay your in_Carpenters’ Hall. ‘Wellington Mi; ‘East Grea i 3 & WANTED—, TO RENT-— nement with 4 rooms i ‘Hopa Kebekah Lodge, No. 21, L. 0. O.]a o e sorurans an iho ovs Stitute for calomel—are a mild but sure | STRAYED to Pl I Bk e | to Mre. Jobn T Ry, P Binosin Ave, annbath . inquire At i3 Frankin St.| with fhe world so Honest and F. meets in 8?" Fellows' Hail, "L | of nis birthday, Three tables of whist laxative, and their effect on the liver is e, i D er Youns, Bropklyn, | _octisd oct18d straight— A e wierwicn Council, No. 25. F. B. Lo | were played. First prizes were won almost instantaneous, They are the re- | Conn. octl17 A WIDOW wishes a situation as when you want good help and ¥OR RENT — Homelike furnished [ But how do you play your game with et i by Mrs. Wellington Miner and Had- sult of Dr. Edwards’ determination not Tn the Al |lousekeeper for a widower. Address want it quickly. Help is scarce house, 7 Oak St.; rent reasonable. her & 2 . 5 LOST _Strayed or stolen, in the Bono q octisd Who_is sharing your love and your ANNOUNCEMENTS 1éy Potter, and consolations by Mrs. to treat liver and bowel complaints With | pert Hoxie pasture in Lebanon, a year | PoC G Silieun_Offce. oct18d now, but the best workers read = Tate? Silas Leffingwell and Wellington Mi- calomel. His efforts to banish it brought | ling helfer; - color light brown, and WANTED—General housework. Ap- e Wart Ad 10 RENT—Dleasant nine-room ten i) ner. " Toe cream and cake were served Gyt these little olive-colored tablets. nole punched I lent car, rinder no- ply 38 Summit St. s’ || Bulletin Want Ads. . o R el " Res . | o do you play your gume i mert DAVIS THEATRE. tows o e evening. £y - re: . Norwich Town, Ve s - - . Care Bulletin. oct. %re you homest and true and right? = == ese pleasant little tablets do the | 1145-4. 'ock16a | P WANFED—Customer for 100 quarts When you have a “don’t e — | Are you careful and kindly and tender Three Big Keith Acts, Triangle Photo- Will Move to Nerwich. good that calomel does, but have no bad |~ ixxcmoom LosT Lost o stolen | Phone 1870-12, aelivered in Norwleh || one which you believe might | B tEne 4 lnnse ront goom Jopr| | and square | et ana bright? blays, and Motion Pictures of the| Mrs. Bert Relth and daughter, Miss 8fter effects. They don't injure the | passhook No. 236816 of The Norwiell | "Ny ivmmp—Geveral hoys (o act as|] be “same-one-elsc wan Fur- kins & Allens. 11 Boswell Ave. DE ou katn Your score when you play Nowwich Companies, C. A. C. C.|Grace Relth motored here from Wor- fecth like strong liquids or calomel, | Savings Sociéty. ~All persons are SA4| ushers whote aitending the Academy || niture, floor coverings, stoves, octiid at life N B Wrioht, in Training, | cogter, Mass, and spent the week end They take hold of the trouble and | jioned against PUrclasing of Safing a | preferrad | Apply Manager's Office. |} ciothing, tools, eto, advertised STORE i ©7 Fronikiin S fo_rent;| , With the woman you think you love - - Wright, | with 3tr. and Mrs. William R. Back of quickly correct it, Why cure the liver | claim to said book is hereby called up- eed Theatre. oct17d g w.'e P e ?unuhl& for most any kind of pusiness. As a man should do with his trusting 2 o . 3 0 1l nse of the teeth? Calomel jon to presen claim to sa NTED—Men to & . e y 7 % gl b = Sere i >0d; also a teamster. A. T. . ET—Five-room hasement on Davis the first halt of this week YU | ber sometimes plays Iravoe with the gums, |2 shuenlc™s Wiing W Bookd telared | Gardner, 5 Gall 51 sotiia : ey Y her monine bhone S1sa ™| 1t ssnt the same vou play witn the Bhis that ‘ever ployed at. this house ; o do strong liquids. | Tt 1o Dot mards | boos - tesusd (5 M Snecest, or “the| - DRIVER WANTED at the Norwich When you loso something— e L The featuire attraction 18 The Kiddies Sewing Mesting Blannsd. B e e book tssued in lleu thereol setaw | Steam Laundry, Frankiln St. octi7d [ for most Norwich people are TO LET Busement two Targe rooms, | p But (e BAmS (at You Doy, ik S A e Tever iaafes: 4 n | M b P ” an D ooy oo i1 k« T x 3 grown fps, and three clever Madce | 5O et Coneregational chapel, The lazy fecling come from constipation and R BALS Ahoe sigre; must be 16 years ofd . Ad instinctively, turn to Bulletin oct17d o O o you oung and old for the children are|ladies will sew for the new mission- g disordered liver. Take Dr. Edwards’ oct17d Want Ads to locate the loser.’ oT0 RENT .})eginls(lcncmnnl‘otlfi\;g i played her Jrue, 2 i S ark- | ary box. = 5 “loggy” RN rooms at 98 Peck St, convenlent ave you dealt the cards four- B oy T e f?fic;.;‘:‘b‘fi;fc“}f‘:; {'&’y“:}e;l? c,wi,';g LVANTED =X young man that under- When a vacancy occurs in || Thamesville mills, et LW AL LR 230" Sriidvay; &, modera) six: |HRve vyou liiown what she wes sud . sode meant to you, n five-room Hat-| gave you always treated her fair? —Baltimore Sun. your rental property. ited, unless one really sees them. The Comes From Chicago. 5 “ up” the spir- Friedberg & Son, 94 Franklin St. ey’ plave violin and he 1s a wonder, | Mrs. Margaret Harwood has arrived bevoenc :X‘fi;:'?bé’:k‘\fi druggists. 50 ARM oetlid ‘ the two little girls dance and sing and | from Chicaso to make her home with dts. JUCiant,& GIRL WANTED for general house- When you want to sell your one vodles, something that is out of | her daughter, Mrs. A. D. Zabriskie o!l F l 400 C h work. _Apply 167 Broadway. _octl6d real estat Furnisicd room, all con- the ordinary. 1f you have a chance|Vergason avenue. = 7 or ) as! WANTED T T O e emen N |mAnem: - rHERNPASBING OB A [ e et e e e Somreltytot, Wl e g2 New house of six rooms, surround- f| 2urse. Tel. 62 £ octibd When you want to buy or sell B o0 el octiid DANCER. act, don't fail to do S araity S ctpiincs ed by beautiful shade trees, harn WANTED W [can s 8l should |Jopete: a:business or a lease. IO RENT_Tenemicnt of fve rooms, | She is made of mist and silver, and her :\ another i;end}v er. th',\ is ot f\»h'gl In walnut groves in this locality 16x30, one henmery 8x12, two f|De Blad to hire two or three first class 38 Fourth St. Inquire of Greeneville| = clinging dress is bound D Y108 | ppulcht ususily Shant Well thofuats i FOR SALE Poratehing . sheds, 60 peach trees | cabinet makers or woodworking plant Sc a Line Graln Co. octild | witn the planets for her girdle and the show in himself. His stories are a to be seen on the trees. (will bear this ason), 1% acres bench men; steady work and good pay. TO RE TRooms, with or without stars to deck her round; B ind o stoiasta snn e oes heep Eruit: ana’ Bonttey Farv (Goae $10.0008 | 11 O 8 e e |t S monssie STayloy, TR poava. oh Dak B S Ana she damecs: dances, dances, with you laughing. he act Is thel yrieq Lottie Destin of Colchester is . . this Spring acres asparagus S _Zonn. oc = - her sofcly gliding feet sica volos, expert xylo- f ., "% (Oce i v : - g = 7 —_— X 5 o il rooms; $9. | Rou & Three Musical Avolos, cxpere S31o- | tno giest of her cousine, St and s Sacrifice Price $5000 tniz, Sprme). % acres, nsparegis | “suvmawan wanted; w bright. active RO JEENT One Mt oT four royms: 35| Rouna and Tound"her EoIden lover, and 3 ts, and they are ! oub O i g g an o represent easy s N. Main St X = B o e et it n hair line. Many | Prauk B Ster'y of|Lés,aycnns A i o v ] Jmcetis Gete). | Tieaf sEERS Riluss in ecstera Eonnanticut, Including FOR SALE OCER0E musical acts have been seen here but iz ity owner spent money with a lavis school ana church; land free from J| Windham, New London, Washington, = FURNISHED rooms; also LLght house. | She hath deeds of men for raiment, hand improving. this productive 106 Aieht 1 Mothing to compare to this trio. There | James Kingsley was the guest over|,ciq Lo Bl s stone and machine worked. and parts of Middlesex and Tolland| FOR SALE—One 191§ 6-55 seven-pas-| kecping. 7 Oak St. octldd | And within her halr she places is T Deomram of photo. | Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ray at | 35" 3 fos Smooth fi lds "Cutting 10 tons Send for latest catalogue. Just || counties, on’a salary and commission | senger Buick touring car: this cafl rulg | 3o sENA—Furnisied rooms for HENT PRl e e ™ iy rogeam of photo- | Sunday of M. and Mrs. Frani Ray at|3f ncresSmooth felas cyttivg 19 ons || saaued Cholos of 100, Netuing like 4| Dasle; ve reauice o men who 1o not| B S3eey SPofots BRi A0 todring. car, in | Aonsgliosping, ¢ Carter Ave, Fast Side.| Ana e, Sughbred, ' nce production, | pike. dreds’ ‘ot "Cords "of wood ‘and several (J it in all New England. e Thiro 13 rmiows yshan, S40 @ Veek: | portect running ordar; it is mot medes. | octid on Jher softiy liding fect x-. featuring Frank Keenan. This is hundred splendid assortmen WILLIAM A, WILCOX one Wiho is imxious to build iup aipers | R ee B ey thing Turther ‘wboui| 5oy iasyBrosaway; Hppsr: Mat;) ai|Down and down eternal pathe where Story of the south and one that every-| Miss Sarah Markham ‘of Fast|3hbI(h ;iwrapes andiblgs emvates Renl. Estate’ Broker, Gants. when Teplying should si\'e‘-‘palnll these models to-those who know these modern D U EIe, past and future meet. e Wil enjov. The comedy is called | Hampton arrived in town Tuesday to [ £, als. maple syrup In sea- ) particulars as to age, experience, etc.|cars; one model C-23 1915 Buick tour-|Jjokn k t7d 1 P } Sl and Sen o Tey | Siats hae. sisten ‘MvalGiaonFe: Paci o 1 residence, | § 41 West Broad St, Westerly, R. A B, Cleveland Co, Shramer U |ing car, thoroughiy rebuilt and re- | S hes nowss—eignt : 5 . K Dollars and Sens - | pisit her sister, Mra. e tho fami mes Telechone 365 Boston, Mass. Getiga | painted ‘o short tme ago: ome 1916|rooms “ail modern fied BOusS (o3h5|Sne hath gane; the silince Schoes i E 4k ¢ O ot agnifl 7 9% C I mode -15 five-passenger touring | [20TS; o - 3 wi ut now her music thrille, pietures of Fort Wright, Stuatea. srand views; 60-tt. | | Offices 110 ‘West 34th St New York WANTED- Position by a_ practical | car. slip covers, oversize tires, in a|laurel Hill Ay octéd | Ana the floor of heaven darkens, and summer when the two loca Mrs. Raymond Dwight of Bristol, Ste horse "g"‘“-ms;\m"} Telephone 2998 Greeley D sf(‘"'(\'fi‘ lid-or child. Inuuxgdu zu:‘u‘nnlred con%{;(on. All - of = these| TO RENT—-Lower flat, 36 River Ave., the sound of feet ssc sunp?_ jes C. A. C, C. N. G, were in 1n- | penn., is the guest of her a Mrs. AR i 2 ry < n St. oc Buicks carry 5,0 mile guarantee, same | seven rooms and all modern conven- —RPhys Carpenter. ing. It gives some views of the Third | W, G. Hitchon at her home on West g e ey DEAR SIR-—How do yo oo as when new. Prices very attractive.|iences. Inquire Gilbert Bowers, 130 company firing the 10-inch guns under | Town' stre Sae quipr Htlhtn{.‘y\yvr!l\ldni?ggh(ll"\ggs “Orgibdyu?’ O, U. Jng)g-f‘:e;').r mognee | Inquire Imperial Garage. octl8d | Washington St. Phone 1132-2. sep2sd HUMOR OF THE DAY l;"m.\m Church. There f\“! be a n]w ders, 11 colony houses, good & TOR Tuus hnah L -’“’hb'clf,{‘\«'h“dohngt m‘onuuncgfél. We 3o R, ALE—Two cviinder stoves, at| —TO RENT—Furnished_rooms, single; show tomorrow and the latest Chaplin R < ' 15, tools, mach otiage Houses, Tenement and Bus- | S obw ner_six for 25c|33 Division St. oct; modern conveniences, o = comedy will be shown T o crops thrown ;' neos Bieis. Buiiding Lots, all tn de. | ci€ar, at Fagan's Smoke Shop. ectl6d | ot o et —otored seven B Rone atbeg SHNEP"| The Poet—How long will the edi- —_——— R eneslden, Of o takes a1l For det sirabie locations. List your property If | “wANTED_Capable girl for general | passenser L O a0, 11| - W0 mENT —Cottage nouse Mo, 10 Kin- | 10F DS Engaged] BREED THEATRE e e, Mrs. »ut's Pence and y . nt. oV I i Sl hadcens | o T AN s B spisndid Dhrgain Tor|ney Ave, all motern improvements| The Offlcd Boy—How long can you Chdse of Otrobando avente. ist out. copy free. Zumber of people looking for real es- |Nire v B. Bl ? X 1 = Y s = nprove: Hlasan I a rm _Agency. Dept. 36, tate investments. X8, L:ilis, Danlelson, Conn. o mmenme ‘who acts auickly. -Addrees|inquire J. F. Tompk.as, 67 West Main | Wait?—Puck. e ookt st Her! Greatess—Fa £ Sl ) i : &ency. Dept. EE il ta Ey octitd Bargain, Bulletin Office. oct1sd | Street. sepizd Lenny—What part of Brown's new mous Players’ Star Incomparable in|, Afler passing schergi wewes with == Beal ntate and Jngaramce. OVANIED-To exehange & one-ion| —Fom SALE—Automobiles: One model| FOR RENT — Homellko furnished book do you think is well doned Powerful Drama, The Eternal Grind. | place. Mrs. L. F. Kennedy has left Room 106, e aiag, | Auigtruck for onc or palf of horses.|o” Buick, fitted with' delivery body,|nouse, eight rooms and bath; best res-| JennyoTWhy, he part that's boiled — R iTtae A atey AreWoroaster SNimest FGR SALE Conn. g covidar’ | acic e sczfar:;";lx;);l.)fifw\vh‘;r\‘: firlxzflx F|iencs Sered SRachs W. " Coit, 63 down ,of course—Chaparral. seems almost impossible that a| & sk oRees S 3 e RS T . T. ; 5 Maxwell, $325. | Broadway. augs - 5 reat stan can B on Celipsing ner bre T le building lot at 96 Fou AN o Gy far | Sorion | Motor Slen e e | o o o, st adpeeaE L e o ea an g eclipsing her pre-| . an, e o eston ARl ble building lot a have some good bargains; list of 30 |Square. Norwich, Conn. Tel. 634 at of six rvoms, fr: ated? ¥ios performances upon the screen| Mr. and Mrs Menry Eccleston and Street, 30 feet wide, FOR SALE To Select trom in New Londen and|_ootisd floor, pieasantly locatcd, Teasonable| Ryer—She has the worst education time st ‘Mary Pickford's|30n Baward of Tauner strect spent Must be sold to settle an Windtam counties. George E. Briggs, = rent. Inquire 53 Oak St augdld |that could be got for the money.-—Life. S Paramount picture, | SHRISY, W NS G ons Cove. | SIX DESIRABLE Eiats e ootisd | EOR SALE Double drum Nolefins | —rURNISHED apgroments one and| “How's your boy Josh getting along :r‘nu 1-;! maliGrind, is n..l fea 5 B factis G. E. KIMBALL, WANTED—To hire " a farm, with quire T. E. Babcock, Norwich b ‘gl:r;fi-lcw*‘:i“ O o with his studies?” and Thursday, will unquestionably L Mr. and Mrs, George LePan of Bel: | 12 Grand! View Terrace, Hartford: BUILDING LOTS |0 st " Wil boy 61 care bulc | o OAX and other timber for sele. O |Diviiion. ne A ugiea ‘Pleasantly.” replled Farmer Corn- Pronounced her greatest endeavor by |levue Farm left Saturday for a few 2 fettn Go . ‘eare Bul-| p Vergason, Norwich Town, R. F. D. 9. = = _{tossel. “He don’t bother 'em none. public and oo days’ trip in their car, motorin st BrREt e oo S O 0T sep25MWE _FURNISHED rooms; reasonable|Washington Star. When kford starred in The Eridgeport, then to Sprinsfield, |JAMES HYDE . Auctioneer on ST loads of T i househecpii® | “Then vou like my eyes?’ FOR SALE—White Wyandotte hens;| Mrs. Emma Morse, J5 Union St Jy2ud also a few cockerel = = Foundli miversal ass. it was almost arron strain! “If T had those lamps = on a car,” an- TO RENT _For 510 a month a tene- [ ey e ‘E {XUQTE{)BJ Greene Ave. and Cedar St. LT Seciarad o be her S ena s b Miss Marjorie Barber. Phone 463-3. | 20 1} ~For 310 a month, & tene ed the automobile agent, “T'd have b i ioxe £ S actical _purse _would | __oc a sevan rooms at 56 Sehool Stilqt use verf) immers”—Kansas Poor Little Pepp w0 chilaren: from Fietyoiss, Mass,, 1t | For particulars end prices address |16 muternity cises Address Box 24| —FOR SATE — Overmma wummnon | LUl MBS LI Srankii | of ns powerful dim A 3 e Pepy two children from Holyoke, Mass., 1t - 3 5 s fose 8] T a2 ORERTE Overand | ot | 3¢ ; also w busemen cment_of 7 5 _But_in both of t - | Mrs. Clarke's Mr. and Mrs errands and make himself userul. Ape | 202-5, New London, or address Box K. ——— otk er at the soda fountain? tions Miss Pickf |5, & Beebe of Pine e Farm. at 9 a. m. Dly West Side Silk Mill, Mechanic St.| Norwich Bulletin. oct17d OR RENT In the building corner of | Tess—No; the boss said customers tim of circums octi0d Franklin and Wil n abou: Nov. 1st, | joy benefits of country life ind have all 3 - Gw strects; fine cor- | complained becyase 1 got their winks Bila who t < £ys sub: er wiil sell at public A 200 _| TFOR SALE—Five cows, coming In|p, or . s occupi 70O | e vl child whom 1 D, W. uth Kingston, o St 2l Two Family House | o svern tvin s pas arived: | ene gpring; one cow. five vears old | 886t Souglial “ina i T S T R T T ereosidel RV, & his deughter, Mrs. H ormerly Willlam - agency proposicion still open: we wani | due Nov. 1st.; a dog’to hunr skunks.|store room and bakery formerly Seed| “I think it's a mistake, old man, to o W alid F(. W. Barber on Plain Hiil Gay f e wost of Leb- Wlth 9]/2 Acres five men to handle; reasonable propo- | Telephone No. 516-4, North Windham,|py the Providence Bakery. Archa quarrel with everybody in town. Sumeiny, Iyde, who has bee nthe gues anon G ster road, sition, iven to, right party. Write for| Conn. octl7d | Coit, 63 Broadway. iy “What do I care?” Sickford is a Lol s o z e 5 amphlet. Adelaide Garage and Supp = T p 4 L 2 ge in South Kingsto: Horses—One pair gray horses, 5 and| Arranged in flats of six rooms and | gt 5 3 = PPV | " FOR SALE—Maxwell roadster, 1916, 3 al You may care if you ever want a —prematurely : 7 vah s, ches : tatlon, 935 Fread St. Provi 4 z xwe ster, .| “To RENT—Furnisned rooms._all con- _may 3 3 g 1 him, on his way to his home [ 7 ved pulr geldings, chest: bath cach. Biectric lights, steum Factory 153 rcad St. Providence, RaT-| three new tires. cai ullyequippéd and | veuiences, * ive o sury el g e tenan fearles onar welEht | neater, “City water supply, and spring | L O e | Ohoer o Address Box 137, Danteison, Gt SEAUECIE e Saat” M 1Y L forceft ay hol welght 1200 Ibs. [Of pure water piped to the house, fine | ,s " ihe American Thread Bompany's | octi7a 5 z = etephano & fiiety Proud Mother of Freshman—My son, mira i mare, years, t 1200 lbs, |well outside. Nice orchard and about | \yinimantic mills; steady employment = TO RENT—Store at i1 Franklin St do all the young men wear soft is this LEGAL NOTICES Iy, % vears, e 3 1bs., good |five acres of good tillable soil, large od wages. ~ Apply at office. O e ply %5 Franklin St. Jezza Pickford. strikes _— = and drivers ~|barn and garage. Would malke ideal woodlot of . cLelesTaph poles and | — e e aaned eshman (hesitating)—Why, moth- ) B e o s St b HUDReRE. ) Chaaic (on . |corawooa.” Tel. 452-14. K. C. Hensler.| TO RENT—_Newly furnishes great crises which TOWN OF MONTVILLE RS & IOl | BUMIELY -~ ; 3 '} RN en- wanted; government Jjobs; $75 oct17d modern conveniences, at The Seymour, fer, I really am not sure, but I think win for The ung h L: list positions iree. "Franklin £4 Franklin St. Phone 1043-2. aprl2d |it's to distinguish them from the as- ine voung heit’ |¢ifty conveniences. 5 cent car fare | Instity . 35 2 S FOR SALE—Cows for sale; two car- - = i 87 &t class, Jerseys, m}m M e I »yétt‘dtc. Dept. 35-T.. Rochester, N. Y.| 15248 wows and heifers from New York sistant professors.—Yale Record. — state will arrive Tuesday, Oct. 1T “Found an honest man yet?” we ask- ARCHA W. COIT WANTED STwe first class phimbers | James H. Hyde, North Frankitn Ct FOR RENT ed_of Diogenes. The Mutual Life Agency. and stcamfitters. George Despathy, |Telephone 89, Lebanon. octisd Ran across a phenomenon today Telephone 1334 63 Broadway |MC0SuD-________ sep28d | “yoR SALE—My Norwich Voluntown House, 67 Church Street. Centrally lo- |that interested me almost as much. A : \WANTED Second hand Tfurniturs, |and . Ginsge express business. M. |cated. All modern conveniences. Pos-|lady giving up housskesping was Euns N highest price paid. A. Bruckner, 55 | Monsees. Voiuntow t Sestion. given ationce. Apply to ning around trying to find a situation (XS A s, Franklin St. Tel. 71 may24d | —Susy AR TR for & good cook."—Louisville Courier~ busine wagon, JUST ARRIVED--A o hoice = cord wagon, two- FOR SALE ° firers” ¢ gripr I » force—wh ting £ SMOTTOW t th ADMISSION OF ELECTORS | sorb- re finish ed w two-horse mowl horse ra ot also presc latest and The Crimson Sta 116, d|Seeders, two-s THE PLAUT-CADDEN CO. s o 1 = K i orthern COWS, new milkers e 8 examine the “uail® | 1078, SO womoese s wornLess pisc pHonoorapH | EXPERIENCED BUYER | @rineers, ot \Wimiiic ow. Nogwich) Conny me l’ bsorbin Sary of modern t g S Shn Snail be founm| D 28, lot of colls (with cover complete) as large as| -A thorough experienced woman | _octldd THE KALEIDOSCOPE See for yourself The Crims names have been |33 atform scales, hay | pegular $50 type, slightly used. Now |NaRtSd A% PUter foe Womens o'e:|, FOI_SALE-Store fixturos, consist- Myatery in the aves ot the e it HhE e s reater devariniont, i Jaree 5 |ing O coliTre dar and Sy 1ibie EOFRENE The white popler kas been uaed as al, t 05 s BRADFORD, articles. S 2 Do e e e alSo shelving and_drawers. ADDLY t a natural lightning rod. e ot T CEOROBI Ty : articdes’ " THE PLAUT-CADDEN co. |be famliiar "wien” Now WorkTmarket. | 200, SPUVAS, SMATILI DAl M |17 Room Cottage at 525 per Month || ey T S beaiiful s estinder Py 2 9% hav. oats tn | Norwichs Conn. | Give full dettils’ of CxperinceTrefer: | BETER L, Gotiid JAMES L. CASE | Rural schoots in Ohio are to intro- automobile. Full details of how to ob- Sl Shock. letter. Address Proffitt-Larchar Adv.| FOI SALE—-Two farm horses: cheap duce courses of etiquette ond table in’ the automobile will be given at = RIS wesslcetmen, e < Corp., Providence, R.\1L it "sold at once; weight 1100 pound: 37 SHETUCKET ST. manners, et OME, Town Clerk. FoQs also two Jersey cows, P. H. Wilco. Rental Department. | T Datea ar ; Granolithic Sidewalk Facts Blione Conne: ottisd > e T s tober, 1916, i nd: 12-riom house | oyor forty cement walks built by me WANTED FOR SALE— Groton Lonz Polnt; on irrigation system which will cost $60, VIR S in Norwich: One at Cholsea Parade, B e e iio aEra. m. in fine |1,450 feet long, over one-guarter of a ton Lon, Point; will sell reasonable ST L e e e g St et 3 SIX LABORERS |1 ik Sl s ise; $500 cash roquired af sale, bal-|those forty satisfied customers. S care Bulletin octl2d nd personal leot a man who knows how and to work on dock, $2.25 per day. Apply | “FOR SALE- Three work horses: also fod at any ftdme | 75" ‘Specifications amount fo noth- | AMERICAN STRAW BOARD CO. |one and iwo inch ehestauly hiclory o Today will be the last chance to see €00d; by 000,000 the excellent five-act vaudev bill now playing at this house and all of the opportunity of see Germany says it leads the world in the use of machinery directly driven by electric motors. To Rent ng it as it is one of the best vaudeville shows ever r Seen here. Anthony and Adele are re- Ecrsona1 Troyirts. (srms cash. | Caterer |ing compared to exprionce. g Thamesville dah AT Garanor. 15 Oaks St 7 Roem Cottage House e IR L e O ceiving big applause at show n attendan 2 Mine is for you if you are wise. L el Uy ™ for their piano accordion playing and NOTICE CHARLES C. PRICE, START RIGHT LEOR SALE_My business stock and BATH, STEAM HEAT, an automobile behind him. whistling numbers, whch all pre- | xtures in licensed place In the Web- SET TUBS, sen very shed ma r. 3 4 FTTT ster bullding. opposite the railroad sta- . Company G, of Madison, First Regi- g <. T weioner| Thos. J. Dodd |HELP WANTED [ i i ins™ o | vance wano i nean morf Seonin, Sstionl s, 223 comedy singing and dancing specialty | The Selectmen and Town Clerk of 5 Head of Cattle at l““"r:flm Camgbell, Dayville, oc‘fggn- RESIDENTIAL SECTION an Egyptian in its ranks. His name Which is going well. A larze sreen |the Town of Norwich will be at the PUBLIC AUCTION GENERAL CONTRACTOR MEN. BOYS AND GIRLS. — il INQUIRE OF laframeey/ e plush drop makes a rich background [Town Hall in said Norwich on Friday, | (. 99 Cliff Street Telephone 822 'OR SALE—Touring car; first class . 25, at 10 o'clock sharp Apply at Versallles Sanltary Fibre|condition; price reasonable for quick N. TARRANT & CO. Data accompanying a recently pub- tumed in the very latest designed |and Friday, Oct. 27, 1916, from 9 a.|including ows, heifers, steers, Mills, Versailles, Cona. sale. Address Touring Car, Bulletin 2 Eowns. "Bogart and Nichols have a|m to 8 p. m. on each day (except |bul mos rshire and Hol- Office. sepldd lished official map of North Dakota 17 Main Street corking comedy singing and talking |between the hours of 1 and 2 p. m.) | stein; also several horse: Greatest real estate bar- : |show that the state has $60,000,000 set = apart in lawgl as a public school en- Skit which is making a decided hit,|to examine the qualificati £ el r P Gt o : - I R I e e e L R B e WANTED B e B Suas, most | — ——— al%o, cerry " i = e pigs, a lot of wagons, etc., and 3 good o asich oh cost over| Meliss Weeks, of Chester, Mass., age : A substantlally Dbuilt, which cost over downment. stage setting. Carl Francis tells a lot | those persons who shall be found |a11 arouna b for their numbers which arc ail cos-)Oct. 20, 1916, Saturday, Oct. 21, 1916, of funny jokes and sings some clever |qualified whose names appear on the z sl . £50,000 to build; aiso 28 building lots 70, only recently became the owner of Songs. which are Eoing over well and |list prepared by the Registrars of | "\ P an absolute disposal of all of 3 Tenement House A GOOD ELECTRICIAN A e e o0 ", Adarose nal FOR RENT the first “store hat” she ever wore. Romaine, a well built athletic young |Voters of said town in October, 1916, | ™Y farming material, as I shall discon- : he. , $10,000, Address X i The “creation” was given her by the h : teady wo! Estate Exchange, New London, Conn.| The best apartment’in clty at $15.|gelects 7 the man, is doing many hair raising stunts |under the title “To be Made.” tinue same entirely. NO. 21 RIPLEY HILL Z s s dar e e s s pily | Belectmeniotithe)towne on the trapeze and rings. On the pic-| And if it shall appear that the DELOR PARKER, ) American Strawboar: o =i suave Born Lipmticits s odultefcr ” ture program is one of the latest of | rights of any person on said list under - Pallouville, Conn. | f with Another “largest flag in the world® provements, well rented, 5 FOR SALE JOHN A. MORA e i aaaetes Aroney|Donibeen discovaratianRtlat et is the one, measuring 130xS0 feet and the Krazy Katz cartoon comedies |the title “To o Made” wi A . B s At i e on e T e e o i minutes’ walk from Franklin i Corwich. ton American and also a funny com- £ T Nov. 9 Squal Good investment. The fine homestead of the late Dr. Nerwiek, weighing half a ton, which the Can- i AT, T RO o em Toe, S B | ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE : WANTED |\ 8%l Vo s nrana s Tl 520 Sy posis posmems. tirely different acts will be on the A c i = T e T o ey, e e Francis D. Donohue WEAVERS Soetal imancemenis cen be NEAIC coll TO RENT Out of 220,000 corporations _wh of the week. forenoon until 5 o'clock in the after- I will sell at public auction on Central Building, Norwich Apply To fuller particulars, inguire of QUONOCHONTAUG—Ten-room cot- | n:}d“h;cgn‘n)e ‘i‘r’.‘e“l:é?“&“‘{"st";% ! noon to admit those ONLY whose FRIDAY, OCT. 20, St tage. 3 acres land, 1000 feet from e e O s wuk Loomer Opera House, Willimantic |qualifications mature after Oct. 27th at 10 oclock a. m. JOSEPH HALL & SONS, JOM A MomaN: Otean and Salt Pond; sown flower and | (han8°, O WICR 35 55, 020" %5 Over a year was spent in making [and down to Nov. 7, 1916. at the Wilson farm, on the Green Hol- Trading Cove Real Estate ana Tnsurance Broker, | vegetable gardens; hardwood —figors | f1Co, itoads, 107 inaustrials, 2§ the "great cinema, spectacle, Civilisa- | 1440q at Norwich, Oct. 16, 1015 fow road, ahout ons-hait mile nortn of . . Franklia Square, Norwich. plumblog AR o0 Sena for bookjer | mining, 10 coal and iron 4 express, 18 o pera. House, Willimantic, for three Vi e o ey C t“r mestone % e AR W GOy eerty, R 1" | gas and electric, 10 telegraph and tel- aws"*commmc{ng Thureday, Oct. 19, CASPER K. BAILEY of the estate of Annie G. Wilson, de- WANTED g % g ephone companies, and 21 miscellane< e, v tiscments (3l us, over| CHARLES P. BUSHNELL Geasel, Sonsiating of § nico voung'sows. |is as necsssary to the soil as food is FOR SALE — | ous. y & million dollars expended in its mak- ALBERT W. LILLIBRIDGE e e 1" pair shree. some oig |t the human racs. 10 Laborers, 2 Waitress, 2 Chamber- FOR SALE ing. Even discounting both quanti- s i e e e S T e e > X i 10 W 2 A vegetable oil-extracting plant has ties by 20 per cent, we still have the electmen | V0N o “hetters, 1 calf, 1 pair good| The Peck-McWilli O, matds) 3 Hlevator cboys, #10 - Women h F l H recently been installed at Leon, Nica- most remarkable thing vet done in the CHAS. S. HOLBROOK farm horses, 1 driving horse,l tip cart, = lams 0. (general housework), 3 Men for farm. ree Family House| —————3|rcua._ The machinery _consists ot movies. These movies are nothing, if 1UWo-liorse_team wagon, I democrat FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU e e e three presses, one plate press and two not marvelous—in fact a movie that Town Cleck | wagon | buses L Slelsh.b0jas §0 Hans GEO. L. CHESBRO, Manager L R G e curb presses, all operated by hydrau- was not in the estimation of its ma- smaScldckens.\ 2 Spuivi o flnznemEns g 4 on trolley line. lic pressure from a steam engine of A. M. AVERY, 52 Broadway FOR SALE 14 horsepower| The capacity of the plant is 2,500 to 3,000 pounds of seed per day and the materials treated will be castor seed, coyol palm nut, pea- nut, cocoanuts, talchocote, burillo, wild In the best residential section, & new, modern Cottage, bungalow type, containing seven rooms Xer and his hirelings a marvel would e raahinat horss. raker T Sioa. not have the least chance of getting 4 clipping machine, 10 or 12 tons of hay, FOR SALE over. lot of Small tools such as forks, shov- Tts prenomenal success is due to the e e i oa tact that the producer, Mr. Thomas H.| A}l persons_liable to pay Taxes in|noon the farm will ba offered for sais, JUST ARRIVED. Ince, succeeds in touching the hearts | ne Town of Norwich are hereby noti- | if mot previously sold. Another car of Horses just in from and bath, finished In oak. Large |||almond and cotton seed, ~The ma- B o e oV | T ot e“x"’h % mn: BN Ry Minots. They ate. e best lot ot No. 96 McKinley Avenue latsmith gt been: e e i o} amch- of one’s neighbor. 516" % written or printed list, properiy gliatraton Dratt Horses and Chunks I have had o. Y Inquire of this year. They must be sold. Prices Corner of Perkins Avenue On October 28th, | "™ Come and see them. Fine residence property with large and after 28th, ELMER R. PIERSON. —— There is a magnificent cas: for this ;l:onpggwlnoflw:;flr;l tg;":t D!-nll":ax%hle great production which has some of | PX e first Fhe most_effective music ever wedded | 4 of October, 1516 Those faling to THOMAS H. BECKLEY. 278 Main Street Gentle—But Sure make a list will be charged a penalt: [ED lot 150x125 feet.. If sold at once a A powerful cathartic somectimes does to the motion picture. 38 per cent. aqditional, according 3 Dm‘:‘fi\ywm‘wmflu( D vy B|Lee Clegg, will open new store Tel. 536- seproa [ L ice will bo named. Phones 68 s e 08 oo, oley Cathar X | 5ic "Tablets are mild and gentle, but The Mexlcan seacoast on the Pacific | -~ Bianks can be obtained at the As- Ba becurities of any kind at the 5 = t lets 1 , 1 the GuIt of Caifornia 18 4574 | sessors Office tn City Hall or ‘wit'be | § Lowess Rates of inigrasc ga old at 327 Main Street, opposite FOR SALE JAMES L. CASE el R e Eles ey Hours: s a. . o 5 p. m. THx coLLaTERAL 10AN 0o, M| postoffice. 37 SHETUCKET ST. —————————— | lowels, swecten the stomach and ben- —_— | Liste il "he récelved “beinuing 10 mais Sureet, Upst : One Hot Air Furnace, com- Real Estate Departmsnt. me" Claar will ‘e | ent the liver. (Foe indigestien, biliboa- d 3 1 % . . t 55 per 1,000 ness, bac , bloating, gas or con- Dated at Norwich, Conn., Sept. 27th, lete with fitt; uitable for 3 5 G tipation, no remedy is h Chiidren Cr 195 plete ings, suitable stipation, y_is ‘more highly ETCHER" 14 ¥. H. WOODWORTH, F. C. GEER Piano Tllllfl', heating eight room house. —— | _jann i1 Frankils St _ | recommended. They cause 10 griping, POR FLETCHER'S & L HALE THERE 1s no advertis:ng medium 1n| 122 Progpect 8 it ok, g eigl THERE 13 1o adverusng medium in | MHERE 15 o aaveruone, medium tn pain or natiBeE NEIoHINAR A . RAN, Easte O it G L The Bule orw Amm‘m Bastern nnecticut equal to e - | Eastern Connecticut equ: 0 e - el CASTORIA s S R S TR R S N “Phons 611 Strawboard Co. [ 75- Tusiness try Totin Zor business results. Ing they bring. The Lee & Osgood Co. ’ . - ; 2 2 -