Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 3, 1916, Page 12

5 _FAIR, MODERATE TEMPERATURE TODAY AND TOMORROW ville and Moving Pictures at Uy Theatre. Pictures at Dreed Theatre. ievilis sua Moving rictures at avis ubliean Rally at Town Hall foh Stationary Fagincers meef uckinghan: Memorial Bwedish Sick Denefit meets in la, Hall, PLAINFIELD p Evans Escapes From Meriden Reformatory—Republican Rally This of John ‘Word has been recelved here of the escape of Philip Evans from the State WHY WOMEN WRITE LETTERS Pod k. B Voot el novid X 0 \.uh.'« ONN. FR he of cure, 30c worth of candy Wi~ novsd to up TO RENT TO 5 Yo Matn ot %, tenement of five' m%m or_horses, at 305 1 s Mo alsorle Tent ead 1 i v i TO RENT — Two fully furnished 5 £y Reformatory ot Marlaen. Toesian < — == aiso consumed two large all gomveniences;. in. the Ma: ts in Foresters' [Hall , alias Leclaire, wi rother, SALE | from: 14 Dencils, chew: | p OouE Gty ot Norwion, No. 68, ¥ ot | Belonmatory, st T To Lydia E. Pinkham Medi- o eALE Sranees’ afe fho- rubber - *G53 | he the 536 Maia St Ring "'White Cross Council, No. 13, K. of C, | Willilam, was sentenced to the reform- . - ers. and browsed off his m a8 #9008, Deh.. y in Sunlight Balldings atory by Justice Benjamin R. Briges. cine Co. S fth Company Drill at Armory. ANNOUNCEMENTS The two brothers, who are 1 and 19 years of age formerly lived in Plain- field with their parents and on _two occasions they broke into the caboose ‘Women who are well often ask “‘Are Vermont Cows CARLOAD JUST ARRIVED far'as he oould reach. Now he smokes the Cobweb Corner te ol .~ Fagan's Smoks Shon Chovs ANTED—Cirl or woman for, Kiteh- |’ 0od home en and dining room worlc; elght rooms, as new; barn and cutbulldings. quire on premises. .. novad FOR SALE—Buick touring car, 1915, C-25, excellent condition, new. a two ‘Hopkins &, Allen’ lences. 11 Boswell mfi‘unl walk from Ave. conven- oct3ld of a_ frelght train left standl Pinkham $or Tpn poon A AL heme |G axallsal denaition_ bew._tiet: | ener S6E Ciaaare Vi Sl o n ) ia E. Pi funt " Southiwick, Storrs, o New directories of the following|the siding here. = The reer 3&;&:&”&;&&2; FRED W. HOXIE 00 SE, New: Lonion. s o wias: {odee HEN = B oot11d. citles were received this week at The unsuccessful as a brakeman saw the| blishing, genuine?” “Are they truthful?’’ . WANTED—Pq ? : Co. from the Price, Lee Co.|vouths; but they escaped from their Telephone 62 Lebanon Conn. [ cookc: " Waite o o F S I e | e SALE—A e g o Tbdara oomveisumen: 1 138 i > of New Haven: Ansonia, Terby and |pursuers. Some days later they mads | * Why do women write such lotters?” Co. noved - | 118713 ton St Tnauire’of Cubert Bows: ¢ the orchard Boughs cried Bt G VTl | B S, 3, 58 2| mpwar sy int e we Ty e e |_pos SEpe e ey | Ul ifiee EEIRS v’ o kane, Wash. Syracusc, N. Y, |boose and stole clothes and other ar | published & fictitious letter or name. mont W S Vall, Yemte, Tel Lob | paces whits Moscore dagie. Se G I, | thres Tooms at 66 Sehoor St - Inquire, ot showed me their treasury, u‘muf'.f"k"h Fitchburs, Llein-nmE ticles belonging to the crew of the| Never, knowingly, have we published | , sonora ‘Disc Phonograph, Biite| o-i: d R "'5&'5{2:“ Dines Brseders pA b ol i37a"| Ana 1 kmew the mirtn of earts. its su- ster, ) » Koene, N. H, Bridgeport|train. They made off with goods without the s WANTED 7 .. TS, oventry, TO RENT—Furnis andNew Loncon, Ct. These directories |amounting in value to a considerable ;:u""';“x:g:mn'!?;::; The woman | T0deL. selis at $175; will play all makes | in Shorthand, typewriting sad Eencrsd | Tolopugne 143-13, "Manchester Division. urnished room, —with are now on file in the Directory Files in the office of The Bufletin Co- BREED THEATRE. The Pretenders, a Five-Part Metro ‘Wonderplay, With Emmy Wehlen in sum No_trace of the thieves .could be found until over a week later they were seen riding on the freight train from which they stole. They jump- ed off in Plainfield and after a hard chase one of the brotners was caught who wrote it. The reason that thousands of women from all parts of the country write such grateful letters to the Lydia E. Pink- ’ham Medicine Co. is that Lydia E. Pink- of records; as good as new; a bargain. THE PLAUT-CADDEN CO. Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE office work. Westerly, R. 1. general Apply Crumb Quarry Co., 3 novad novid WANTED—By a young lady, atte: ing Norwich Commercial Sehool, & po- Siflon to, work ‘pefore and areer enool in exchange for her board. "Dhone Princivul Crandell . ‘movy novsd s FOR SALE—Fresh load of flat and blackfish at Osgood’s Wharf. novid FOR ' SALE—One r good horses, or would trade for pair of te. 3. Co.Hainer, Norwich Town. novi na- team cat- or modern conveniences, 5 Washington st. oct24d "0 RENT—Pleasant nine-room tene- all conveniences. ment; care Bulletin. Addre otind STORE at 63 Franklin St to rent; suitable for most any kind of business. “Ang this= to " helght whereto we clim myself I sala, “is the It we st as the vaMant shoul %nwfi the season’s heat an A haryest shall be ours from the open hand of time!” —Clinton Scollard. in the New York un. Inquire at Bulletin Office. octl7d 3 L by membe: f th ?, X WANTED—A boy. for 3 i Stallar Role, Foature for Today and |chcaped - The captivg wastuspicy | Bam's Vegetablo Compound asbrought | o grifie home with all Improvements [ vahcoment Apply’ West ~Blas™ Sk |1 30 coranettea to STy SIS} TO, RENT Rooms, with o wichaut 4 30NG OF 3o, Saturday. over to’ Officer Allen who locked him | bealth and happiness into thelr lives, | | = "0y 10 on Grove Street. ML Rov2d {a “bay mare, nine’ years old, welshs | DO&rd: ak St ool pr- R up at Central Village. On his return | once burdened with pain and suffering. The feature screen production at the theatre for today and Saturday is Pretenders, a five-part Metro wonderplay, with Emmy Wehlen in the leading’ role. This is the first ap- Dansgnos of this gainty little Viennese on the Metro program. Channing Fotook from Central Village, Officer Allen met the other Evans boy and placed him under arrest. Both had in their pos- session the clothes and articles which they stole. They were tried before Justice Briggs who sent them to the State Reformatory. It is thought that It has relieved women from some of the worst forms of female ills, from dis- placements, inflammation, ulceration, irregularitics, nervousness, Weakness, stomach troubles and from the blues. E. A. PRENTICE, Phone 300 86 Cliff Street FOR SALE The fine homestead of the Iate Dr. WANTED —Experienced skein wi ers; also girls to learn; good winders can make $13 per week ‘West Side Silk Mill. Tovz 1050 1bs., sound and ‘safe for a lady to grive, and must have a good home, and a nearly new harness and runabout buggy, almost new. whip. robes and blanket, all together $135; also farm nd- d horse, irelghs 1360 Ibs, sound, ~age about 10 years, his namé is Prince, $85. Call at 34 Bank St, upstairs, Willi- mantic, Conn. _ novid TO RENT—One flat of four rooms; $9. Inguire N. B. Lewls, 341 Main St. oct10d TO RENT—Furnished rooms for Lght housekeeping, t Carter Ave., East Side. oct9d NO. 182 Brosdway; upper modern conveniences; flat; all rent reasonable. Leaf of the tree, wave of the sea, Piomt 5F Bhe morn srave of this thorn, g e morn, grace of the How can the bosom be forlorn? Lush warm i:a.l- and birds that pass, Love of the lad, faith of.the lass, Over us all the sun’s bright eye In the blue of the summer sky. : - Flower, hour, bower and tower, and Phili Evans | It is impossible for eny woman who . FOR SALE Tifty White Leghorn |John E. Fannug, 52 Broadway. octid | Dower of health, fame and ‘er, 3 Au:horfefl,gl‘;hv\?:-:s;&e fi:‘; ‘might come here and a v:a.r:tul watch | ig well and who W. S. C. Perkins, No. 50 Broad St.| PRIVATE TUTORING In Bnglish, |Pullets. M O. Swan. Phone 615-12, TO RENT—Furnished bouse, eight|Charity, hoYefi peace and g o vehiole for Ther. and|is being kept by local authorities. he s aaffered Special inducementa‘can be had 1f aold | French or German. Address John Ty~ | . OCtSOMWE rooms, all modern lmprovements, 176 | Thrilling with joy the eager breast. th 3 " ;- a8 neve at once. House fully farmished. For|ler Willlams,. A 8, Box No. 67. New Laurel Hill Ave. / octéd | The day and night in happy flight, Baker, one of tho ablest of | Prohibition Candidates Speaks. to realize how these i~ e T et London, Conn. nov2A " | coaarpion hire-ians fha oical Torkt: |~ To RENT _Furnished rooms, single;| TN Autumn moon a dveam delight, - directors, bas charse of the 43 Wuitefel Stmmonson. - prohibi- | poor, fse\;flfe::e% LE '"'_"‘o"" gzl EXPERIENCED —sienographer de- |one’125-pound anvil “best grade.”ond | modern conyenionces, 53 Washington AL Iife; & _Tafisnt, TABTEIe SENE. ‘The Pretenders contrasts the simple 2 TCPa- | Imen ik » 08110 (homespun: iite of the Pettingills in their middle western home hefore they ed a crowd of some 100 people _on Railroad avenue Wednesday night. Mr. | Simonson dwelt chiefly on the prohi- stored to health; their keen desire to Real Estate and Insurance Broker, Franklin Square, Norwich. . Address C. A. , Bulletin. novz can furnish reference. tire bender for stock up to six inches d | wide; all mearly new. M. E. Anderson, BOY WANTED to work in drug stcre. 21 Maple St., Danielson, Con Tel. 340. octs1d St Phone 1423-2. sepzid TO RENT —Cottage house No. 10 Kin- ney Ave., modern improvements. To him who knows mot Wrong. —Robert Loveman, Nautilus. hate in the November nor Apply at Bulletin Office. 24 Inquire J. F. Tompk:as, 67 West Main — wealthy with their euperd | hitipn party in hel; ther women 3 nov: : 3 y general. Accompany- | help o = FOR SALE_New five-room bungalow pL ayenue mansion and their pic-|ing the pronibition candidats mas Rov. | who are suffering as TWANTED At once. a_good paper- |at Trading. Cove with_ ome seee of LR HUMOR OF THE DAY he Adirondacks = JUST ARRIVED. hanger; painters also wanted. Appl: i veni 3 = E Homelike furnished ge among the Adiron A. P. Witlee, of. Mobsup; who also a4 . 3 - PPy | land; all conveniences: 5c limit; favor: 1 trike oil” Tade & hier CaNdresss they di Another car of Horses just In from |9 Mechanic St., Danielson, Conn. len. Pettingfll and her mother They spoke from their automobile. Ilinols. They are the best lot of novia able terms. Murphy Hardware Co., 16 Thames St. house, eight rooms and bath, best ves- idence section. Critic—1 realize that I am get- oct3ia Archa W. Coit, 63 ha TE Liroadway. augbla Gertie—I realize that I am get- yemrn for association with members of * Draft Horses and Chunks I have had| OLD FALSE TEETH bought, broken| FOR SALE—One 23 horse power| — A g2 hl s — | ting older every day. the mobllity. They talk ahout it so| Republican Rally This Evening. |hall and through, the door of Mrs.| Gl "5ar, They must be sold. Prices | OF In any condiclon. We pa¥ up Lo 35 & | botler and. 1§ horse gower engine. Tn- | 1O RENT_A fiat of six rvoms, 8rst| 'elen—That being the case, Ger- much that poor old Silas Pettingill| The Plainfleld Military band and the | Dyke's room, Jjust opposite, striking} . ""o 5 " 13 see them. - according to value. Mail at oncg|quire of George E. Geer, Jewett City, ['floor, easantly located, reason: 1o ¥ anonll; e lad tobn e e becomes discouraged. He goes out,|Central Village Fife and Drum torps|her in the abdomen. She died soon | TI&} and get our offer. If unsatisfactorys 1 reat. marry picks up the first man he meets and will furnish music at the republican afterward but made an ante-mortem ELMER R. PIERSON. will return teeih. Domestic Supply Co., Conn., R. ct3id nquire 53 O: Mr. Moneybags, who is aging every 3 o ; <d5,| _FURNISHED _apartments, one and o ‘makes & boon companion of him. The |rally here this (Friday) evening. The |statement tb a priest on board, ab-| Tel §36-3. sep30d lflni‘hd'mwn» N Y. novias[i (DOGS POR & Jnfim& “a“gghtoou wi| two roomis, wiin | Kitcheneite: steam “‘53‘;.‘;'” ;::e been studying the sci- stranger happens to be a good looking | republicans will form at Spinners | solving Kienast. WANTED—Enterprising salesman or |jn field with old dog. Thomas J. Don- | beat, electric light. Phone 12752, 27 AR L o~ young chauffour. Silas brings him|hall and will march up Railroad av-|. MATT A. TINKER . Auctioneer | S8lesWoman. whole or part time, Nor-|ohue, 138 Washington St. Phone 675.|Division. ence of efficiency? home and in the morning when Maria enue to Babcock avenue, up Bagcock wich and vicinity; age immaterial; In- oct30d “Yes; had to quit reading about it. telligence, good address, — o interested that I.f Pettingill demands to know where he |avenue to Main street. They will pa ¥ Inteirity” ahd ambition" to sarn s3] }OR SALE_Three hounds and one Ietorertat T RIE by vy ok T hae been all night, and who the stran- |rade up Main street as far as Rail- i much as possible imperative; five|English setter pup large enough to E 18 Unic Washington Star. is, Silas introduces him ‘ount | road avenue, from which point they sources for liberal commissions; know- | hunt. S. S. Wilbur, Plainfield, Conn. ' in the building corner of > Em will march to the Lily theatre. At the I will sell at public auction at my [ledso of real cstate preferred.’though —octz8d______________________|Franklin and Willow strects; fine cor-| First woman—I 5‘0‘ a letter from e e ord e o the. feo” el A e a0, 5 vogrs | Bullyng, Wate ” novld | Gtd WIL fAFmIng tools and 5 {ons of |store room and bukery formerly used | Second womam—Did you really? My 3 nsan I3 L . = 3 — — | hay; a rgain. £5 x 9§9, rovidence ilal y. V. SRESY & man who calls himself the e | William J. Mulligan of Thompsonville SATURDAY, NOV. 4, 191 GUARD ATTENDANTS _for state | hajfer 0 5ol Address Box 9§), care Provid sakery husband must have posted it the very e . L (o e B oh T S sou il gt B prison are wanted by Warden Garner. = et o day 1 gave it to him—Boston Tran- of Bradwood. Stanwood, the young D of 8. m., = - - s p B R Tt dotcitiss to ron Z the following personal property: 14|Gef, application for casy tests to ksl FOR SALE--Three work hovscs: also Ghurnished rooms all con- | seript. cha i e s- : held ‘Nov. 21 at stats capltol. Single |one and two inch chestnut, hickors and | veuiences, five minutes waik _from | U P & tigate, since his own grandfather is DIED SUDDENLY. thoroughbred = Berkshire = hogs and|and married mien, 23 to 4v, about 170 A. T, Gardner. 15 Oal St Call| Franklin square; men only. 125 School| Visitor—And how did you come to the rightful Farl of Bradwood, and g}gfl-lasrgjfle;g‘;?:’:s# A stadey | Pounds, and five Teet nine inches; $55 | between 7-9 p. m. oct6d jeplione -4, Jyild beTwoundedS. Sttt ey his brother the heir. He does not|Watchman John Mercer Ex SR S e e D8 per month at start: auick promotions;| —Eop ga) Fmoure cart firat class NT_Newly farmis coms. Oy taluilis s Xknow that both have died and that he : G Lady, 2d, No. 17935%; _lady Len-|worth investigation: send for informa.! FOR SALE-Touring car; first class| 70 RENT-Newly furnished rooms |iady. Paralysis of the arm, a grazed Simeelf has succeeded to the title. Thursday Morning. ox, 3, No. 179,350; 1 boar, Bran-|tion circular. State Civil Service Com. |condition: price reasonable for quick | modern conveniences at The Seymour | ¢i'0h 1" and a wricked back from . s —— ford Longféllow Count, 4th, No. 209,- | mission, Room Capitol, Hartford,|sale. Address Touring Car, Bulletin| 3! Franklin St. Phone 104 APl | e Dringin amrtly th ‘atlentichl— ton- gz he contest of both for the hand of | The sudden death of John Mercor 185 1 Jersey bull, 3 pldigreed Boston | Conn. novid | Offic sepldd @on Opinton : . " |occurred at his home on Lawton ull pups, 1 horse, 2 cows, spin- | — o0 = = — ¥ 2 and the attempt of cach to unmask t 3 5 D LT 2 o mey, 1 uibver| SAUBSMEN to handle our line of St real estate bar- First Tommy—My wife writes she The othier, with the ultimate triumph of | neShe Lhursday morning. Death was | Take this attractive low-cost route di- | 224 FaraRo b busky, farming tools of | yertising calondars”ians and"spec gain In Norwien: Buckmgham home on Iopes a= Mot S woirt s Dol ueiiii ady 3 3 Mot < e s: liberal commissions: write for par- | Washingion St.; 12 se. most - % the true ‘ear], form a photodrama ev- | (0F 1% JUSTISS Gacase ME. Mer| rect without change from Yerious descriptions, 8Rd many Other|ticuiars. The Best Mfs. Co. New Ha- | suostantiaily b "Which cost ‘over billet doux.” Now, what's that mean? ery moment of which ls crowded with | oo "0 P e A uties S e Terane | % o g ven, Conn. novid | $50.000 to baild; also 28 building lots DES[RABLE BU]LD[NG LOTS -cond _ Tommy (proud of his interest, Miss Wehlen's beauty and|watchman of the Lawton Mills up to| 1S€W X OFK oJacksonvilie E. L. REEVES, Manager. S T ———a--75 | and 40-foot strect. Price for residence French)—Well, “billet” {s a billet, see? B R ar the whole. 1o | Monday night. ' Mr. Mercer was con- | (Calling at Caarleston, 5. €.) C. D. WILSON, Owrer. Glen Woolen Mits, Notwien Town Y | and the 28 lotx. $30,000. Address Real tand “doux” is soft. Soft job, I take it The WiR also present the | gigeres ous . Pl PIMAE S o Lons ling at Charleston, S. P B A SRS Rors ardbine | S ey en Mills,. 3 X Estal nange, . . FOR S[‘lLE 3 she means. Metro Travel series, and a very funny s L , wishing to ohtain ‘somé of the finest — R 2 & First Tommy—Oh! Does she? Tl Comedy. entitied Gravy completes the e e et o Oye § Wed % ésu Round [Bred"sock fn New” winmana st ‘thelr | WANTED 3ijadlc szed woman with. | ToRr sALE. The Norwich Housing Company has|SOft _fob "er when I get ‘ome.—Pass- e snd Satuxisy, widow and children have the sym- S = T o lips adilar regactiens JOf £o of two; Buod home for right party. AdL| A genuine Edison Phonograph, In|several apartments of six rooms each|ins Show. pathy of all. % Way Sat. &°E Trip | e’ igh dollar resaraless of cost. dre 187, Danielson, Conp. first class condition. $4.50. % Tn the new houses on Spring Garden| Alvin presented to Tod a handful of AT THE AUDITORIUM. Village Brevities. Including meals and stateroom berth THE PLACT-CADDEN 00, Avenue to rent at $20.00 per month.|marbles. Tod was delighted and gazed ks Fuirtis th lar serial| g2 gvilliam 4. Keefe read mass| Direct connections for all Florida Esstand West [S. M. COFFEY Auctlonéer Gitls for Tha ~French- | —+4 Mam 2t Norwich. Conm | rhey also sme of the most|on them in raptuous silence. Alvin, Beatrice fax, the popular serial|at 5 o'clock and administered com- = . s Co., Thayer Bldg. story now running daily in the New York and Boston American, will be munion at 7 o'clock at ‘St. John’s church this morning, it being the first Coast Points. Tuesdoy and Friday steamcss afford exra sppoiatments and conveniences at AUCTION EXCHANGE desirable bul sale in Norwich. ever offered fo hinking to give him a lesseon in po- teness, asked: T B e : s 3 2 “What do you say, Tod?" ywn in pictures as usual today and|Friday of the month slightly higher rates. e e e ns. L fre DUBE T inasacaangs i jbeantitul vilagsy, = Inquire of J. J. CORKERY, Tod Jooked up With brow:l éyes ada rday. Besides this feature there 3 3 —_ — Raty e e 4 Room 109 Thayer Building said: B aud 'fl:l“};{lm‘"gfik‘:‘;;;fi;“‘l?é AoSzues wnd Augustus. Coffey were In | orh River, New York, or call wpon |ciety), containing fourteen (14) acres, |Sfile expericnce and salary. Address|houses. Buildings cost $12,000. Will FLATS TO RENT = e A : Feany” 3 Siticporo Yesterday, owing to the!g W] Adams, Depot Tk. Agt, Norwich | more or less. and buildings thereon o ke, Cow P, Q, BOX | oxchange for good Income_ proverts. | S o THE KALEIDOSCOPE Beginning Monday, John J. Quigley | Eawam Link of Bridgeport, 15 —~——~— one 1% story house, 7 rooms, barn, . [Ticuas THYON'S AGENGY, Wil | 8ix rooms with heat | ard bath on | RALEIDO e o O A Ly otusical | spending & few weeks at his parents i At S i _,APPly 218 Washington St. Five rooms with bath, electric lights,| Missourl last year produced 195,634 llies at the Auditorium. The show|home on Pleasant street. { buildings. The' above buildings are sa 2 etc., on Franklin Street .00 | tons of lead, a fairly heavy output. notable for ~several things, but {all new, haviug been 'recently bullt.|“HyRCH BRUSH _ wanicd at once. Five rooms with bath, cle ights, e 7 STAFFORD SPRINGS |'’Also 2 tons of good hay, 6 barrels of [ Phone Mystic 13-5. Call or write FOR ‘;Al E et on Franklin Street......$10.00| James Townsend, age 90, has served G | Ben Davis apples (hand picked). Thi A Chemical Ua""fi“%’é‘zz—g"’ -~ ALLING RUBBER CO. one Boston firm 50 consecutive years. Patton-Park Wedding of Special Social isale will be held on the sald premises 0RO o - - e — e T 5 2 : A chambermaid, at once. Mc! Under normal conditions France i Interest—Big Democratic Rally and "“’":-‘l‘; ",":":L"“' jLole This is )a permaneat position for a No. 96 Km]ey Avenue makes 26,000,000 pairs of gloves an- Street Parade. Merm: T e o o I ot sale, | SAZABIS person. Waure- Corner of Perkins Avenue I nually. erms: el c ay e, | gan otel, Norwic oct2: . = i i At the home of Mr. and Mrs. W the balance -on delivery of deed. T WANTED—To <de_for al r'"flsr,es.,';;"f“'wo,?eflfd 2':':,,:::5: | TO %EN i ! Included with recently Invented sun liam Park in Stafford Springs Wednes. HEKBERT BAKER. |White Holland tom Address jfl9E: 2PRIES Yeok, 1% 89 {gogzles is a shade to protect a wear- ‘t day evening their youngest daughter Box 1861. Bulletir ocr24d very low price will be named. i er's nose from sunburn. i Miss Mabel Campbell Park, and Ray- WANTED — Magzazine subscriptions; | d B th . A mond Patton, son of Mr. and Mrs. | ol Q: St clubbing offars: special two.yeat JAMES L. CASE 00nms af al In Northern Indla sheep are used 4 James . Fatton, “of Newtonville, | Granolithic didew: acts prices advance afier Nov! 107 all R ! {as beasts of burden. They carry a Mass., were united in marriage b: 2 epresented. e E % i . . % . load of pounds each. Rev. Levt Recss of Stattord Spring .OveNretzr_t!hc!rs:l:Q x.&:fll:::tpbfiyflv;: ficuomzarhel, 48 Broads Real Estate Department. In good residentiai section etk e e ‘double ring service being used. in ich. 3 T anada’s 1915 valu Mrs. Lincoln G, Luce, sister of ihe THIS FLAG 1,450 feet long, over one-quarter of a | en to make ties and $18.00 onth at $800,000,000, with Wheat heading % bride, was her only attendant. The mile. | will furnish the names of | cut cordwood; also a teamst T. .00 per mon the list at more than $312,000,000. best man was John Archibald Patton, those forty satisfied customers. = Se- | Gardner, 15 Oak St. brother of the groom. The bride wor white silk tullc over silver embroid- ered satin with panels of silver em- YOU WANT good ser= vice from your selfe | do it. Specifications amount to noth- ing compared to experience. lect a man who knows how znd will | r general dway. octl6 house- a (| T FOR SALE || ' N. TARRANT 117 Main Street, Norwich, Conn. & CO., A new thief-proof shopping bag for women cannot be opened as long as ! £ S G e e it is fastened to its owner's wrist. : broidered taffeta. Her veil was of silk Staress e s oy Mine is for you if you are wise. | monch. Liat posifions tren. Rramiin ——as g taile with orange biossoms " She wore ba:vterymi:ugoo;.nape. START RIGHT Tastitie. Dost. 351 Rechostor, 3 T-||| 1 the best restdential section, a e e e iam in, the e specialize in storage —2ctd v, modern Cottage, bungalow 4 gift of the sroom, and carried a e s e e new, modern Cottage. ed for containing sugar and other food : R IR T A battery work. We aredis- Thos. J. Dodd |, 5= e g s )| “eonaining . seven ooms FOR RENT o ¥ Her sister wore pale yellow Georgetic tributors for the famous GENERAL CONTRACTOR BIsuicn St S Tel =% mayz4d and bath, finished in oak. Large crepe embroidered with silver lace and carried a bouquet of Ophelia rose: The ushers were Angus C. Park o Stafford, Delos Gardner of Philadel- phia, Alfred Klueffel possibilities.* Mr. Ott has behind him years of musical comedy experience on the big circuit, and a comedian to head own shows must have the real laughing goods or theatregoers would not follow the show season after sea- son. A feature of this organization i the amount of pep that Mr. Ott in- into his fellow workers. A hus- ding march, and a firm from Hartford catered at the reception which fol- lowed the ceremony. There were about 300 present. The bride re- ceived many beautiful gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Patton are on a wedding trip which will irclude New York, Phil delphia, Washington and Atlantic City. Upon their return they will reside in Newtonville, Mass. “‘Exide’” Battery, “the giant that lives in a box.” All makes of batteries LEE CLEGG THE JEWELER Invites your of 99 Cliff Street Telephone 822 posting a notice to that effect, together with a copy of this order, o post nearest to the place deceased last dwelt, and in the same ‘Town, and by publishing the same once in a newspaper having a circuiation in said District, and make return to this Court. NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. The ahove and foregoing is a true =epy of record. the sig) WANTED lot with fruit trees. Inquire of THOMAS H. BECKLEY, maids, 2 Elevator Boys, GEO. L. CHESBRO, Manager 10 Women (general housework), 3 Men for farm. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU For $1,400 Cash New house of six rooms, surround- ed by beautiful shade trees. harn 16x30, one hennmery Sx12, two scratching sheds, 60 peacu trees FOR SALE (will bear this season), 1% acres surawberries (will be in fruitage this Spring), % acres asparagus House, 67 Church Street. All modern conveniences. | session given at once. cated. Centrally lo- Pos- Apply to e —— FOR RENT in ecity at $15. “trom “Frankiin | Square. For rull particulars inquire of | horsebair JOHN A. MORAN, The best apartment Two minutes’ ' walk F. C. Cutler, a poultry dealer in Townshen, Vt., is said to have a pul- let that was hatched April 1 and laid its first egg August 14. and Louis Web- od'freo.of LEGAL NOTICES WEAVERS “278 Main -Strest THE PLAUT-CADDEN CO. S R e ‘ Norwich, Conn. Every young man in Cedarville, The bride’s gift to the groom was a NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Apply To Phones 6% — e Wis.. a small settlement in Marinette i AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD : diamond and platinum scarfpin and to -V, . R srict | JOSEPH HALL & SONS, 724 county, is a member of a newly or- s oeter.ala.giveca string; of pearly S Ving s b fa e s e 4 ganized anti-tobacco club. 2 ;f:"eegro::: :“é't:“‘tfivh?ags‘ R 6\\'\" =~ <o, Ber ATD ;f&s('m 3. AY!’.IVG A.v adge. Topgio O 7 R Cott: t $25 Month = & W | Prese 3 5 NG, Judge. ioom Cottage ai per As a new seashore amusement de- The house was beautifully d ted \3 5 Estate of James Jiewis, late of Nor- with jarge yellow chrysanthem < O | imstate ot TRER JAMES L. CASE 1ice, an inventor has patented a trol- and oak leaves. The bride was gi: - Ny Ordered, That the Administratrix cite AN ARM ley car supported by floats that in marriage by her father. Hatch's wlo” ‘& tue creditors of said deceased to bring I 37 SHETUCKET ST. driven over water by screw propellers. . above all one thing stands out su-|orchestra of Hartford played the wed. | /Doy & ienin g mOnpis From this dete, by | 10 Leborers, 2 Waltress, 3 Chamber-; Rental Department. — preme. and that is his laugh-getting A woman is tlie patentes of a tele- phone in which the transmitter and receiver are combined in one instru- ment and inclosed in a hood for pri- vacy. British aviators have cushions ° found that provide enough elasticity to counteract the vibration 4 SR s - Wil ont 100 1bs. daily in season— || Real Eetatc .and imsurance Broker, |of aeroplanes, and make the use of from start to finish himself, one Democratic Rally. Sacasiin thistmave] © - oate TELE M D . -FOR SALE an jncome getter). Near railroad, Norwich. Mmagnetic compasses possible. © | ihat epares no effort 1o please’ the| - me gemoorats of Staftord had a bis e School ana church; land free ¥ ghlk-. he inssts on the same thing the members of his company. A Phil Ott show never slows down rally in Comigue taeatre Thursday evening. The speakers were Atiorney 327 MAIN ST. NOTICE.—AIll creditors of said de- ceased are hereby notified to present stone and machine worked. Send for latest catalogue. Just TO RENT Argentina commission to investigate GEEMAIN T Three Family House I e s pointment of government commission their claims against said estate to_the undersigned at 53% Mvers Ave, Nor- B issued Choice of 400. Nothing like John J. Barry of New York, Henry S. from start to finish and there is not 3 OCHONTAUG—Ten-room eot- % e o , Stevenson of Somers, candidate for T AnT AN tne time NANLPIS |10 minntes’ Walk frofcepter.of City, | J4f in all New, England. QoM O s Tand, 1000 feer fomty |0 accept corn consignments from § @ singlo loafing pericd (o be founa, | SRR 28 SOIRTE SANIC na T T foreg Sing SRS on trolley line. g WILLIAM A. WILCOX e e Msourn oot 203 | formers and deslers and advance aps " 30c and 30c. Seats go on sale Satur- |5 Dimock of Stafford, - Preceding the | MONEY LOANED Sovia e A ANERY D Real Estate Broker, vegetable gardens: hardwood T i o i oy B {1 day morning at 10 o'clock. e whioh e Romevitie rcoi parade B o siamonds Watches, Jaweiry 41 West Broad St, Westerly, R. I | | plumbing “and Rental 3350, on AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD on at Norwich, within and for the District of Norwich, on the 2d day of Novem- ber. A, D. 1916, Present—NFLSON J. AYLING, Judge Estate of Chrysostome Caron. late of Norwich, in said District, deceased. Matilda Caron of Norwich, Conn. appeared in Court and fled a petitiod praying, for the reasons therein Forgh, hat an instrument purportin o be the last will and testament o said deceased be admitted to probate. ‘Whereupon, It Is Ordered, That said petition be heard and determined at the Probate Court Room in the City of loans from national banks secured corn received. CASTORIA For Infants and Childrea | InUse For Over 30 Years #nd securicies of any kind at tae Lowes: Rates of Interest. An old ®established firm to deal wita 'H® COLLATERAL LOAN C@, 243 Wais Sireer, Upsiaira (Estabiished 189%.) Others $200 to $4000. Send for booklet. “esterly, R. I corps and ‘the local Italian band fur- nished m et et SHIP STEWARDESS ACCIDENTALLY SHOT By a Revolver in the Hands Passenger. Telezhone 365 Offices_110 WWest 34th St., New Ydrk Telephone 2998 Greeley FOR SALE Eight Room House near Boswell BUNGALOW IN FLORIDA FOR SALE In highest part of the state, ideal win- ter climate. House of six rooms, wide verandas and large open attic. Grounds of about one acre. Ownor has picked green peas in January. Oranges and grape fruit can be grown. Game is plentiful in nearby pine woods. Lakes Bridgeport—By a further jump of $2)a ton Tuesday the price of hard " coal reached the 312 mark here. A few dealers retained the old price, but they are taking no orders, as their ‘bins are empty, and the prospect of ‘purchasing more is reraote, B ——— Baby Had Whooping Cough. have used Foley's FOR SALE of a FOR SALE. Houses, Tenement and Busi- ness Blocks, Building Lots, all in @e- sirable loca‘ions. List your propert: you care to se:l o1 rent. as 1 have & number of people iooking for real es- tate investmenta New York, Nov. 2.—Mrs. Fanny Dyke, of New York, a stewardess on the United Fruit steamer Tivives, was is as necessary to the soil as food is A bath, tollet, set tubs, hot », would not oe without | accidentally shot and ximed by a re. e Caln District: on_ the 8th |near offer fine fishing. Price low to |} Ave, with AL, of. Saigh when ho was three monthe |ward vovage trom. tnis port omesrs| The Peck-McWilliams Co. |fice™of the: pondenoy of sala petition, { and a large garden; also some fruit; property in good condition and pleasantly located; price reasonable. Francis D. Donohue Central Building, Norwich J. S. BLACKMAR, M. D. - THAYER BUILDING ARCHA W. COIT, Telephone 1334 Broadway F. C. GEER Piano Tuner, 122 Prospect Street. Norwish. Cona ‘We used Foley's Honey and Tar 1 believe it saved his life. He is big and fAt" It is a fine thing in the house in case of whoop- coughs, colds. The lo legm, heal S L R 3% B Dubite one time in Some néwspuper having a oir- culation in sald District, at least three days prior to the date of said hearing, and that return be made to this Court. NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. ‘The above and foregoing 1s copy of record. equal to The Bul- St R of the ship reported on her here today from Cristobal. According to the officers, the pas- senger, F. N, Kienast, a British sub- ject going to Colombia, was exhibit- ing a nautomatic revolver to a friend in his stateroom when the weapon was charged. arrival On accoumt of lncrease Tm price Of tes cco, she Whitesiome Cigar will Le ia Trom mow ou at 335 per 14008, 3. ¥. CONAN'E, sanzd i DR. F. W. HOLMS, Dentist 1 Fraskite St a true THERE 1s no advertismng medium in < Bestern Connecticut the letin for business re: