Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 6, 1916, Page 14

What It Going On Tonight | PLAINFIELD LOOK ATCHILD'S Ao rour : waTes T o nenr POETRY —— N — WANTED—A TO RENT_—Upper tenement of five IN STACKING “TIME. * | Vau and Moviog Piotures at| Claudie Pemon, 7, Struck by Maosup housework In & family of Fhree saiie: roome, with baiflso frn for Gacase L s Auditorius Theatre,| Automebile and Killed—Parish Sup- . Z X Apply to dra X Stiliman, 515 oF hofses, at Sus' Washington St ithia the sneltor of u towering stack s at 4 450—Mre. k % 3 spect St., Wiilimantic, Conn. novéd R T T A R A n ow, biin o eky. ¥ B &t Breed . = ous S A wind B AR e e S | e Gy Pkl et Doad o TP % S| 273,280 50 OREX feniher poucn WANT to ||z o o o s b e sleion s wus, / Rt nine 4 n, B - o ik Shew: : 2 rickets patter i o e e BoSta veta Ta| Kitohen Stove—Confersnce of thé = = oo Ing: 8 match safe free with 23¢ worth e ho are sr T DrookIVE QA" | Snaien Mirom © wind-tossed . | yeliow ters,"¥%0_Main st TO RENT — Two fully furnished - R B e ST MR Rk dret o u ing, 32 ain ng first when you want good help and §|second bel oct3id ‘wheat. 3 O first Fipe day of autumn! ® ® o O wind, and light, and cool, high - — of Cobweb Corner cigars, at Fagan's - 8ix Churches Wednesdny. Bmg? between Finn|Smoke Shop, 162 Main St, just around o Rion No. 1. U. B gt.Q Gnuss’ FEVERISH Haflltn Dloass “Saturn to’ Adevert Bap: | the corner: fov5e “8 Claudis < : TEE S TG Nvaat | omovda A., mi er)u Bab- Aorle, Mo, 301, ¥. O. B, Teveive rer ‘movid | FIREMEN, brakemen, I Baglos Hail rakemen, beginners, $120 1 - monthly; positions guaranteed compe- clouds, Auxiliary, Div.. No, 18, A. O. #hepherd biteh With|ient men.® Rallway. Bulletin. want it quickly. Help is scarce TO RENT_—Two large front rooms,|O smell of corn leaves ripening! mbets - in Foresters Hail. WHEN CONSTIPATED OR BILIOUS | DubDl Owner, may Aave manis Y| moved St " m"m Bt viteigos Toad rafnlshed, two "‘“llir'"'.'.a Y rom 3t is g0 sweel to" e hore, dumb and -~ ANNOUNCEMENTS aive “catirorna svRuP | B Rt B | wasan e Tor g o || Buetn Want Ade - |t Al Soe S | e "Firatess wetine or anctent H ey - N ~ i When you have a “domt NO. 120 Brcadvay s modern six-|Of unremembercd miilions of autumn THEATR! “WANTED Two A-T serapers oo Bigh b 4 room’ flat. Inauire 4t roadway. s ¥ DAV - vy e Look at the tongue mother! If coat- FOR SALE speed epindls Woris e labor tepubles || want” which you believe mFlnM octiid Pilled with the wonder of & miliion s , . A mumber en were standing that your e steady work, Lighest wages; only first |} be “some-one-elsc want” Fur- ENT—, i ed years, The Blus Ribbon Vaudeville Show of | 1€, ed, it is a sure sign i ages; e v ‘TO RENT—A flat of four roem\, With|ywonaer of winds and Bt “the Season Monday, Tuesday and | iat the emamt ey anavoMable ang (0008 stomach, liver and bowels need|” FOR SALE Grads Guernsey heifer | souy Souer Sfeady mon of ‘exporionce | liiure, floor coverings, stoves, || modttn convenicnios 4t 1ot Wabhiag: |Wonder of winds and wood and waters. 3 N D L4 Mfg. Glibe: - Wednesday of Thie Week. that the driver of the machirie dia his [® §ontle, thoroush cleansing B2 onfs, siving 7 avarts milk; grade Holsteln | o oilol, conn., Enployment Bureas. || - clothing, tools, eto, advertised J| {28 Rt inauire of Guibert Bowers 130 ana "he yov (PFyBmEt Test from ol & utEIoR b0 S st e the Child, o |doesn't sieep, doesn't cat or act nat- e o e ¥ —moxid I} i Bulletin Want Ads find ready o e e et ] G0 pmall 3 Gacagemen ot ihe Davie have boslk. | returning’ the wtoro "8nd " they |Uraly, or i feverish, stomach sour e Svantotion e [macopany eeeor josperancs |1, cak | thrce rooms ai o6 Sehool St inguire at —Hamiin Garland. “what_they belleve will be the Blue | wers crassing the street. The ma- [preats DAC:, B8 PINWIREAGMS, JOMD expense allowance to right man, J. B R R o AT McBrady, Chicago. Tovid When you lose something— Toom, with Vaudeville show of the sea | chine was coming 0P Rallroad avenu® |teaspoontul of ‘California Syrup of FOR SALE LGOYERNAMENT jobs open: 500 month: || for most Norwich people are N modern conveniences, 5 Washington st. |1 stana above a white-rimmed seas ,' N0 “expense having been spared fat a Tate e younger |Flgs,” and in a few hours all the foul, Ust free. Frankiin Institute, Dept. 30 honest—arid on finding anything octz4d Ita deeps are ' mine, its mnierored dfi':':(:‘n"éfi mv‘:fif ;ch over g;:A mtv:;: ehl::mm‘ :-:’aowxfsn constipated waste, \mmmdtt;:flu:aa 'The Sne homestead of the late Dr.|W. Rochester, N. Y. novid '° & ;‘ AU i .: Bulletin - e e he,é’m, Aoy, Lo b y- e on = across sour bile gently moves out of e | W. 8. C. Perkins; No. 50 Broad St.| wwanTED At o nstinctively, i | s iences. | A <, | Mine its fow plaint of mystery, o Beariny omm it % bt | mechine coming: 1a 8, pewiidered atate |bowels without griping, and YOu NEVO | Special tnducements cun be had it sold | 6.4 Jencks, 1t Do, * "OUSHAR || Want Ads to locate the loser. || SRVl Gonvenienses, Aadieas, 2. | MG DV PISINE 0L SR mnd cheerful musical comedy, featur-|she turned and ran into the path of |& TP BTG, S S aren to | ™t omce. House fully furnished. ¥or| SyANTED youns mam experfenced o e urs i TSTORE at 63 Frankliin St to rent;|Mine its strong soul: its body mine; ing the dainty comedienne, Miss Tom- | the oncoming car instead of contin-| fou o o e hve,~ | fuller particulars, inguire of 1 "ERATERARA. Oper iy ol ey &. vicancy occurs in = suitaple for most any kind of business.| I lave me in its kind embrac ¥ N tal property. Bull 3 t17d X pany of | uing straight across. The child’s head E MOBAN, office work, ' Apply Crumb Quatry Co. || your ren inquire at Bulletin Ufiice. _ octlid |In dreams wpon its buoyant brine 2.."“:.“;.."‘;’:8"’33’%;‘;".‘" 'Fnis | was struck by the fender and she was | they love its delicious taste, aadical SOMN A MoRAN, Westerly, R. 1. novad 70 RENT_Rbooms, with or without| It Eives me back a cherished face. o 3 Lt the cross. | Ways makes them feel splendid. Real Estate and Insurance Broker, e When you want to sell your 1 . wi is without a doubt the best act of its|thrown upon the s on Ask your druggist for a G0-cent bot- WANTED—By a young.lady, attend- board. 63 Oak St. octlod Mayhap it helps me understand kind in vaudeville today and all over |ing. the child turn |tIe of “California Syrup of Fige” which Franklia Square, Norwich. ;‘;‘fi.,;‘.’"l;"if&f"{,‘é?;‘r';c‘f.’.ds;'i?;‘" ipos real estate. 'TO RENT—One flat of four rooms; §9.| . The language-of Infinity, [ilie Keith circult they hafe met with| When the driver suw the Al Ure|has directions for bables, children of in exchango for her board: Write or When you want to buy or sell | nauire N. B. Lewis. 341 Main St. The secret of the shifting sand, s meendau- success. ‘;n&ye afimfl ;m-x‘e;nma ’:‘m‘ub;axlx,:y S aEstana stop- |all ages and for grown-ups plainly on BUNGALOW ‘phone: Principal Crandall Sl Wedpeg oty b octioa The testimony of the sea. their own scenery an 4 . ‘worn by the girls are all pretty and [ped the car within a few feet o |the bottle. Beware of counterfeits sold WANTED A boy. Chance for ad- TO RENT_Furnished rooms for Lignt | I am above all circumstance, rack: here. To be sure you get the genuine, FLORID. vancement. Apply West Sid Silk aousekeeping, ¢ Carter Ave., East Slde.! T am beyond all power to hurt; Uone is Wil Hobnins, the Morry i e e Fin was Dioked up her [ask to see that it is made by “Call- IN FLOI A Mill, noved octed No_more I shrink from sorrow’s lance strel. He has a pleasing voice and|head was badly crushed but she was|fornia Fig Syrup Company.” Refuse FOR SALE WANTED _Experienced skein wind- NO. 132 Broadway; upper flat, all| SO with all strength I am begirt. ther kind with contempt. Y tells some real good stories. T'he third | still breathing. —Shé was rushed to|any of S er: so girls to learn; good winders e I'v sted of the i A ;’n is Dreams 5: Art, one of the pret- | her home but died before it was reach- — In highest part of the state, ideal Win- | can' make $1z per weeck. West Side E. ning, 52 B Ly P ate e l{:rramzh T test posing acts in vaudeville. Aled. Mr. Dupuls was at once notified 2 ter climate. House of six rooms, wide | Silk Mill. novzd LE TO RENT—Furnished Lous eizht frail; special lighting arrangement is car- |and the local authorities of the acci- | ered the order about 8 o'clock he|verandas and large open attic. Grounds = FOR SA! rooms, ail modern improvements, Yet sweetcned now Is life's low cup, ried ‘that makes the poses look just |dent and Coroner A. @. Bill was sum- | found Mrs. Clegg lying on the stave |of about one acre. Owner has picked g | = 2 hallowed, 'tls my Holy Grail. like colored pictures, moned. in the Kkitchen, dead. There was 4 |green peas in January. Oranges and |s o 0 h FOR SALF—Four nice English setter e 1 ; Mrs. Clogg: I : sceordin bird dogs, three montns old, price $1 T Above its wrecks of ships and men The feature E ver was much grieved and [fire in the stove and Mrs. Clegg’s face | grape fruit can be grown. Game is get our offer. tactory, | Pird Z . ;donacy, 219 | modern convenienves, A 4 % il a AV part Triangle Dlas, With |a1a sl T s power 10 help tho in | Was bumed. M. Feltier notified oth- | plentitul in nearby pins woods. - Lakes | will setuen tecih " Domestls Suppiy €0 | Sellinnis Ot o iresiitty, Thopaunant o2 | B Fhone WHL < d_ | above "y Gecps where storme mive o o P Hick- : areful | €rs o scovery 2 o near offer_ fine fishing. Price low to | i on, N. Y. nov. A C = = EChiass Touse NG <in- = = Dorothy Dalton and Howard ‘lick- |fured child. He has been a careful) St of his, discovery and o Gotor Was |near offer fine fshing. Prico low to TG RENT —Cottage house No. 10 Kin been man. This is an exciting and ex-|driver and has never figured in any LESMEN to handle our line of ad-|,, ¥OR SALE—At vour own price 30|ney Ave, all mod: improvements. | My tranquil soul reflects the stars. ead rom sing calendars, fa d sar=FDaktetn Dotlee he P, engine, | inquire J. ¥. Tompk.ns, 67 West Main —Ruth McEnery Stuart. tremely sensational fim with a de- |accident. The automobile was going | dcad. SN T endars, fans and “special- | 1 Do2i5 T overy decall and Ta pestoct | inaul 2 2 st % cEnery Stuar cidedly interesting plot that will ap- |at about 10 miles an hour at the has‘g;eglffi‘:;f;m"rog? o Easlaa ARCHA W. COIT, Sral commissions; wrice for par- | condition, “a it “now stands i the | SUCCE pizd ichois plant on IFurnace St, Daniel-| FOR RENT — Homelike furnished HUMOR OF THE DAY son. The Kennedy Corporation. Dhouse, eight rooms and bati, best res- NTED—Twenty-five pllets, novéd idencé section. Archa W. Coit, 63 peal to everyone. To complete the |time. e e e A a, 'S g for a ‘elephone 1334 63 Broadwa QIS+ s tusaalifull (two, reel Plainficld with her husband. She was = —— > gomedy, and this one ls called The| SUCCESSFUL PARISH SUPPER | ie)l'known here and her suiden death ophone ¢ = R chen Hostess—Doesn’t it seem & shame, Lady Drummer, with Fay Tincher as g N D e ey HONe I JUCA 01t SALIz—Cheap, pool parlor com-|Stoadway. 8314 | 5rr “Jones, that this poor littie lamb the star. Matinee at 2.15, all seats|) jgjes of St. John's Church Will Clear ; ) BIRCH BRUSH, wanted at once. ete. 327 Main St FURNISHED apartments, one_and | gro i hoy Fhat, this pooy 10c; evening 645 and 845, 1o, loc [ apce ¥ ot Lo B vent Democratic Rally Tonight. Phote Mystle 135, Gatr oot wohte: 279 No. Main St , wiih * Kitohenaite; | steam | SEonid have to dio former o0 and 20c. 3 S The democratic party of the tawn of jmorioan ) Cnemical Company, fora] dinoved "o electric lght. e Aty e adaeal — 's parish held | Plainfield will ho'd a rally this (Mon- A oct2id | “YoRr SALE_I have young chickens, z = £ COMMON CLAY e e O e O chanea” hall, | da¥) evening, at the Lily theatre, Hon. |§ Eight Room House near Boswell - hamhermaid, at once | ducks and geese ind fhree wild géest | ~yonNismED room b et o dlabilubal Nepvenile -— e e he | Prentice W. Chase of New Haven con- = x )a_permaneat position for a|ior sale. Otto Anderson, Jr. rates, suitable for lignt housekgeping. | Peco e hard? Coming to the Davis Thursday Even- :;}’;‘rflg‘:fle‘epf?stfim" hx! prond h'rl":: idered one of the states most force- | § AVe. With bath, toilet, set tubs, hot §| L0%, /& JE DM ARSIL Prsifionyfor @ . 5, City Mrs. Emma sorse, 5 Cnion St 3y2sd _ Rupert—Richard took her around in2. Nov. 9. Shder. fha miopicos of 8 @amap: | Uk ¢ nt orators, will be the |¥air heat and electricity, with a barn Norwich, ¢ oct21d S "OR SALE—Carl FOR RENT fn thc building corner of | 27§ Showed her e e, About 430 adults besides 2 number pealcer alee : g T ¥ a e Monday, Nov. 6. i vde | Franklin and Willow strects; fine cor-| o Al — The two most vital problems of the | it 1”0 SR SRy : | H. S. Team Defeats Grammar School. | 274 & Jarge garden; also some fruit; it i ity “address | Sortn Framiciin, Ct. Te ner store for yeas occupied Ly G, C.| Siren. world are the problems of sex and|joge in charse was A\ team representing the ar | 4 property In good condition and = _Hetin: pei2dd f Lenenon Sore rooAs St pabory tormcnly usel | noAStistsat (to old 1idy Who has property, each of which has been|i: egtimated tha ized | class of Plair Hizh ety e e WANTED — Magazine subssriptions;| FOR SAL by the Providenco iakery. Archa W.|i2nded in a badly spelled teiegram)— made, the theme of countless dramas, | ;rom the. supper. . The committee | font v Sbriba 3 and Probibly will Bé as long as these | ot ths SEPREr. cThe cOmTIee |feated th Gramm ! Special two-yeat|five pass. touring car, also a beautiful, | £¥ the, Frovidenco §viza | What's this word, please? . ; 1 i ous limot oversize <7 Oid Lady—Never mind that, miss; ] team on the Iatter's court Saturdav : L 103 all | fuxuriou o : 2 T nd that, miss; two problems remain insoluble. Inlpje for the great success comprised: | afternonn e the score of 12 P % n ented. B nd one extra: this 15b mas been ¥ : all con- | ir'e none Of your business Theom Common Clay, the scnsational New | 3t. “Heoqura “Mre. Tafach, Mre. ol da s il i Francis D Donol\ue‘ fao s SR her s B road ] o B o orouihiy Tebume ot | Ee o sq i re; s nly. S25 Sihool koW ai the other end. — Passing B E o wnioh A4F Woods wil Mrs. Baril, Vallda Martin, the older boys hod 4 slieht shade on | § Central Bu Norwich j| 2y _Tel_ Ot | aranteed Do new: since this Job| St Telephene 522 yita” | Show. gruenetmut!mer Davis “':r'\,elnn:rehé?;d:’ Desroslers, Helen McAvov, ¢ their opponents, thus enabling them to ‘l‘ n';fi:n—dm s e 5 uun}p' ted u“ As ll(wen g ulbuur e T s g Sergeant—Now, then, Private Ho- ngagement of one night, raday, . Miss Auger, Rose Bro- [ noe hend cut cordwood; also a teamster. +| 4550 “miles; it will make an ideal car , : b Nov .9, Cleves Kinkead deals with Ducharpecaltssn e 07 | mose out ahead ¢ Garduer, 15 Oak St. Fuid miles; iU Wl make An 10eal 21| modern conveniences, at The Seymour, | gan! “Why aven't you holding your ir, Miss Houle, Viola' Lambert, |y, n . B 5 g < E rifie in your pre 2 B e ) frank, sorous | by Done v They i Do e e R Bovil 4 Franklin St.Phone 1043-2. aprizd n your proper hand’ X Private Hogan—s P ind direct manner that has ensured Melia Peche, ~Mrs. s Eii s i . S oI EAT = Ons el prRs vate Hogan—Sure, ol've got a v T splinter in me 'and! Bl RO, RESR (B b e pumne | Wl e S0 01 50 ACRE FARM e T FEG &7W5tsS | NEW APARTMENTS TO RENT | "5recem e corioni yer - history of the American theatre. Giiertiie Biie. Napoleon Mereler o] et L piey Sohoolam ¥ $i g Sl Henderson, 4 Crescent St, Westeri. . Serse cen scratchin’ yer ‘ead, r: % e!—Melbourne Punch. The central figure in the play is Fl- ie Mitchell, Mrs, James Coffor gtk . 0 Tol. 71%7-3. =7l ([0 SR S s TR & Bl - en Neal, a youns girl of the working | Nt ® qiiiienell Mrs. James o arding Tk F 1,400 Cash === TOl SALE_A horse, 976 Ibs, sound. BUILDING LOTS Do oomd yez idont ¢ glt, gmert Slass, endowed with high Intelligence | Xoencay. e, Froderick Hacine. hoes |t Bigt or ) as. Tnguiee. At Haidwine Bfore dxitomie Pat” said Bridget. ‘It's dangerous LS sy, e Tros, Derlt from, e | Gremler” Al Vincens and Foone| udoe & M- W 1o Seonke W s bouse of s oo, meromna- il WANTED [, fe o o g G R e mia P which fate has cast her. In her search [ Gauthier. gregational church, Judge E. M. War- [§ed by beautiful shade trees. harn WEA' ot S D A iRt FOR SALE “Of've borrowed $2 frim th’ foreman for happiness. she is betrayed and | o \n | viNG DEAD Ter of Putnam will Zive an address on | 16%30, one henvery 8x12, two VERS on table clrowiar saw. 1n and he don’ let me do any dangerous then comes as a servaint into the » ‘Sunday school or- [f§ scratching sheds, 60 peaci: trees Apply T Babeock, Norwich, The Norwich Housing Company has|work anny more.”"—Onward. home of a wealthy fomily of her com- ON KITCHEN STOVE furnish | special music || (Will bear this Season), 1% acres poly To R AT e Aol several apartments of six rooms each| “Algy I want you to buy me a munity. Here she comes face to face ning. girawhersles (will be in frultage f| JOSEPH HALL & SONS, | sotutely” liike new; will ce the mew houses on Spring Garden | book.” with the double problem of caste and | Mrs. Samuel Clegn Discovercd by | s Eenchit Club, tls iSprog): X acres ssparagus Ei iy % | dtick purchaser. silvermun, , Willl’| Zvenue to rent at 320.00 per month.| "Ium glad you are becoming liter- 43 i, son f the Mouse becomes | " Grgcsrs Clerk +5 Whsm She Had| - wilt address the |lan income ‘getter). Near raiiroad, rading Cove mantle.___________ROV34_| qhey also have some of the most|ary, my dear’ for h‘:r an :y‘:m‘fxgrncfi-t’ for ‘:"gtosnel;:r‘w‘: Earlier Given Orde: 1t treir | B school ana cnurch: land free from - FOR SALE _TFarm of the late Willlam | desirable building lots ever offered for| “Fudge! Tmzdnrur:le says one way 3 B & wurch; . Gallup, situs 2 Poquetanuck, on | gate in Norwi to acquire a good carriage is to prac- against old-age prejudices. o pa e i ¥) coven- |§ stone and machine worked. the main +“trolleys by ' the % s D e The play moves on with terrible| Mrs. Samuel ”‘;!'-:‘“afl found dead |ing in th _Send for latest catalogue. Just WANTED epr. uhe acooniuE Inquire of J. J. CORKERY, Tfiodi?fiff%&r&’ffl}oflgfi" head! torce and cumulative interest to a cli- |in her home on Railroad avenue on Heard About issued Chcice of 400. Nothing like 74 pastire and w 4 acres of Room 108 Thayer Building o . r max that, for sheer surprise and ,m,,_l-:.nluEl;iday (lx'm’)rv;mg :lbul;( eizht ;n\ork Tobn UG Daf ot Wateronis it in all New England. 10 Laborers. 2 Waitress, 2 Chamber- § tillage coitazs of cign‘: rooms. sgod o ‘Good morning, Nora, s:érx m:(n. - - %o | by Edward Peltier, a clerk, in Dearr.- eck-end W : state ihs 5 Mesaier Toet 10 hew; barn and cutbuildings. - In- ogers. ‘as the grocer’s boy impu- &nfi}enpu:;rih:urs.:i::?s .3:':.”;’1?1'1&«? T R s s Destuarn ies 3{::“\\7\(}[}:‘.\(1 ith his siste WILLIAM A. WILCOX maids, 2 Elevator Boys, ‘Women & Quire on premises. vz 3 ) (general housework), 2 Men for farm, | ‘oo0n Promises. _______ ROVAC FLATS TO RENT Tk e T g R SALE—Buick touri car, 1915, FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU excollent condition, aew ' tires; rooms with heat and bath on| “He was that” compiainéd Nora: Laurel Hill .. ve.....$18.00| “Dut I fixed hLim this time. 1 sez: GEO. L. CHESBRO, Manager B. G. Southwick, Storrs, ; e rooms with bath, electric lights,| Who in blazes do you think you're Real Estate Broki 41 West Brogd St., Westerly, R, I. Telezhone 365 b - | to heart failure. Mrs. Clegz was scen e o o the S Panncts, the tragedy. the comeds, and |out Saturday morning. Sho went i | JO0, Dalion, magazer of, the 4T the all-important motive @t have |the post office from which point she |§ 4 i made Common Glay the success of the | Went to Dearnley and Clark's store Misses Blanche Lafleur and Tla |§ ogices 110 nov2d save der. She then went . Vest 34th St., New York || —— ——— FOR BALE & new Ciolhono i H 1500 | talkin' to? This is Mrs. Roj s generation. muasgexs sn onder. . Sho ihn M spent Saturd orw FOI SALE--A new two-horse farm etc., on Franklin Street......$15. . Rogers. Seats will be placed on sale Tues- [home. When Edward Pelticr deiiv- | Ygite spent St Telephono 2998 Greeley EonloALE W. "Browning. Phone | Five reoms with bath, slec Harper's Magazine, ?" at 10 a. m. Prices $1.30, $1, T5c, week-end with el ROY: etc., on Franklin Street. . "So; dhfldr?n,' m’aL teacher, “a 0¢, 35¢ and 25c. « 7 Mrs. Adolphus oFurnier. FOR SALE—One palr good team ING RUBBER CO. man dies and leaves $1,000,000; one- perience in staging musical shows and | * Amie DBerg ,f Providence spent | ¢ WITTER ........... Auctioneer nhorses. or would trade for pair of cat- APEISS tenth goes to the wife, one-twelve to . his records of success over the big|the woek at his home here. : T e/ LY fEE time circuit prove that as a comedian | "% rweonl Bneniin, tle. J. C. Hainer, Norwich Town. 7 a son, one-: teenth to a brother, one- B and fun maker he is second to monc. | réek-end for owithl ‘BRAnm G Wiite Teshorn ' distant relative. 'What oot ";""’" ;";:“ "‘PTM: :':_‘:"‘"; | His present organization, long plan- ! priends. Fis it et S piligts MO, Bwan Phons G115, get?” ,dure’ for Today and Tuesday. manent thing throughout New Inz-|Eastford spent Sunday with her par- (¥ = Peddas Avs FOR SALE_One portable forge, raised his hand and shouted: B 4 land. 5 ; . 5 s, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Exley. WEDNESDAY, NOV ornerh ol HenkinAveris ampion nine-inch fan, spiral gear, “A lawyer!”"—The Christian Herald. bg{()' M:gosnnvmz rfjo\c;p-:rtt t:ongf‘:‘; lgI)Mu]sl:nlal‘;ol“es r's nlhnzhl am; . and Mrs. George H. Dawley s Fine residence property with large 125-pound anvil, best grade, one R d B based_on e s snappy plot and as for laughs an ot Sas M. e a oclock a. m. s ‘e bender for Stoclk up to six Jhches t KALEID aamé by Robert W. Service, will be [ musical numbers o it is just full ti|shght Sacurday with Mrs. Dawley's| mprising 90 head of fine heifers, |10t 150x125 feet.. If sold at once a J| Ure Dender for stock up to six inches 7 ooms an al THE OSCOFPE the feature screcn production at the | the brim. Srsiag ol lor. telocraph op- | ranging from 1% to 21 years old,|§ very low price will be named. 31 Maple S, Danlelson, Conn. Tel. 340, Breed theatre for today and Tuesday | There are twenty people in the cast, | armioy immopnyder, telesraph OP- | mostly. Holsicins of srade ‘stock, but oetdid . & - The germ theory dates from 1883. \ime. Petrova, the foremost emotional | special stage setiings are used and | iming s susnt Fonme i Soinve, | descendants of ery gme blood. “Some JAMES L. CASE For SALE_New five-room bungaiow || In good residential section i { rctress in this country, will be seen | many beautiful costumes will be dis- | *runs 3 Sucst from working in | Sale amd the baidnce (Rroushomt the : at Trading Cove with -one acre of Ihe Dutch Indies in 1315 produced | In the stellar rolc and she is support- | played. There will be but two shows | contral Falle R. 1. s v Winter months. There are also inc 37 SHETUCKET ST. and; all convenience limit; favor- $18.00 per month 1,400,068 tons of petroleum. *d by a cast of unusual merit. The |daily at 2.30 and 8 o'clock. The|ond at his heme hore cinded: fn (thishiot e fos nids eradt Roal Estate Depactisnt: ble’terms. Murphy Hardware Co, 16 3 | Mory of My Madonne is a powerful | prices will be: Matinee 10c and 20c; | ““agar Gobeille, employed at Taft- | Ayrshires and Jerseys worth looking af- EERSENSE = o=t Co. Telescopic spectacles have been in- | om0 and is as follows: evening 10c, 20c and 30c. Reserved | vie onent the wech ond ot bis hame | ter: 30 head of cow. springers | SALE N. TARRANT & CO., vented for persons who are so ex- Robert, a poor artist, has a vision of [ seats for any evening performance are + wonderful Madonna. He seeks a|on sale at the box office and the Au- nodel vainly, until he meets, acciden- | ditorium hotel every day from 10 a. % . . || tremely " nearsighted that | 117 Main Street, Norwich, Conn. § FTomely, = nearsightod o moffin-n‘ and a few milker: very carefully oiler and here. - e 4 i . | Selected “and worthy of nitentions § Sire The topic of Rev. Father Keefe's | Stock Hoistein bulls, and scveral @30a N tally, the beautiful Lucille, a woman|m. to 9 p. m. FOR SALE—Two fine hounds, During a recent tour of the o the demi-monde. She is drawn to sermons at the masses Sunday was|beef cows. = | The Mass. OWNER'S STATEMENT i Yov > LA TN 10 months old: just right age to put|———. > 2 fhe shabby artist and forsaking her POPULAR LECTURE ' |, The annual mass for November for| mne sale will take pluce at my farm, A I Aad et oia dog. - hores 3: Don z e e e T | ‘ashionable acquaintances, goes to }};El 'n§5’““°"<°f( ‘th_e m;mgers gfithe located 4 miles east from Danielson, ohue, 135 Washington St Phone 675, FOR RE”T nlnaugm' :{ufl:me a um-g::.m by the | \pose for him. The two fall in love| The Colorado River is ome of the|HCW Name society will be read on|Conn., on the road from South Killingly octzod dians, Province Alberta. | FOR SALE or exchange; & farm of| o o 67 Church Street. Centrally lo-| A golf ball to which 1s attached a | 1 Tuesday morning. to North Sterling, about 2 miles west|[| In the best residential section, a S P he Matorma: veime Locind s | HOH i i the world, by reason | 'Fev” arthur Barwice preached at | ffom (he 3ia'to making ‘wis sale thag||| ReY: modern Cottage, bungalow |angi 23 uEs” $iroom® Holse, burn smail h tard 1 i X of the wonderful channe! as carv- e fornatoo S s, At|say in regard to making this sale that 22 acres, i-room house, A i Z rachute to re ts M- model. ed foritself. It flows for milas at | ine eoner oos ol church Sunday. At | ave Teen In the cettie business for ||| type. containing seven rooms ||lcee)‘ail tarming tools and 5 tons of | cated. All modern conveniences. Pos pa flight, r 5 SousN has been invented to emable players K a i hay; a bargain. Address Box 9§49, care ;e ety piclle, 2°T; | thg bottom of o great canvon, which | communion service was held. A ciass | 1"S,PaSE 32 yoars, without a malt, and ||} and bath, finished in oak. Large |||hay s barsain. " Address Box 437 car¢ | seqsion given at once. Apply to 10" practice strokes where room 18 E w . The -walls of can- ; 3 7 AL 5 A ] Robert fame and- fortune. The | yon are from 3000 to-7000 feet high, | bersip, °f the church following the latter this salo @ shall take a trip Joguits,of Nt nelcHes Lty Hichory &0 oo Telleving that mountain climbing | ‘Artist and his mode] are married, but | sometimes rising sheer from the | mhe C. E. met at the usual time in |5hould prove stormy, the salo will take THOMAS H. BECKLEY, Detiveen 79 Dbk T Goted develops the nerves as well as the With the access of wealth Robert|stream. Ages and ages ago, probabi e place the first falr day following. The i - ade) e be chid tn his devorion. it the very ‘Deminateg of iy weny |the evenins. ferms and conditions will be - made EISSMinR Steost FOR SALE—Touring car; first class muscles. a Philadelphia physician di Robert meets the Baroness, a wom- | the Colorado was the outlet of an in- known on day of sale. 4 caterer will ||| Phones 68 condition; price reasonable for quick TO RENT rector i~ his puplls ciimb tho sides | in of the world, who comes to sit for | land sea which drained off toward the CONFERENCE MEETING S e 724 sale. Address Touring Car, Bulletin H aer portrait, and spends most of his| Pacific as the count of north te fisure with her. Later he meets the | Arizona rose, The Conyon mes wr |To Be Held Wednesday at Congrega- mn, her husband, who has known |formed by a sudden mighty effort of | tional Church—Six Churches Rep- Office. sepisa ™ |7 Room Cottage at $25 per Month A South Killingly, Conn. Phone 94-13. = A new cover for milk pails is so FOR SALEGreatest real cstate bar- JAMES L. CASE shaped that it serves as a funnel and | % in M Norwich; Buckgham home on | strainer during milking and also has | lle before her marriage, and is de- | Nature; it was all done slowly by| resented. CHAS. ¥. BROWN ... Auctioneer S ashingion FL. 13room nouse, most 37 SHETUCKET ST. | ighted at Robert's interest in his wife | water assisted by the actlon of wind o substantially Dbullt, which cost over Rental Department. r;}m’.’{e"é’{i"" oty { o whom he is quite indifferent. be- |and storm. It is impressive to think | The conference of the sir churches, $50,000 to build; afso 28 building lots o g i {iause he thinks he can thus win Lu- [of what an appalling. length of time | Griswold, Jewets Gity, Hanover: Tint CTION e N e e, e i has : ifles affections it must have taken to cut through |bon, Preston and Plainfield is to be Hiate Exchante New London, Conn. Possession of S will comtrol the sast 1 ert comes to keep an appoint-|and remove these layers of sand- |held with the Congregational church|at the Holmes place, owned by S.[ THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE je21daw 3 Dloitation of important platinum. de- | R ar svals house and | stondibamtTE aad_sranite, thousands | at Plainfleld, Rev. Arthur W. Barwick, | Paley, situated Sve miles from Col- GEORGE w FOR RENT Poulfa | Oacoveats th. Mol setas | /him lead in‘ , ckness. Many noted and | pastor, % 2583, = and Just been killed by a workman | Interesting. poople are . mssoclated | beanume. Tallemar)’ oV~ 8. The pro et S e e HARR}S FOR SALE The best apartment In clty_at s15. | southern part of the kingdom. he had wronged. He picks up | with the Canyon.. Of these perhaps| 11 o'clock—Organ prelude, doxology, | NOTWich turnpike road, (Zwol nunutes i e i e knife with which the crime has | the best known is John Hance. Cap- |invocation, hymn. 97 Sorpture. veea. TURKIMAYs (NOF - 14, 5% Wieek: Mafn. ottt committed just as the Baroness |tain Hance, who s over eighty years |ing, anthen, prayer, solo, Miss Blanche G Tools, Stock and all in good condition her servants enter. Convinced |old, is & great story teller, and used to | Douglas; sermon The Fallacy of Ne- | farm of 385 aores, consisting of 60 Four New Delivery Bodies e is responsible for the death|relato how once he tried to jump his|gation, Rev. H. H. Tweedy, Yale|3cFes wood and timberland, 125 acres a her husband, the Baroness accuses | horse across the canyon. “He give a|School of Religion; hymn 327 bene. | %, Slear pasture with brook and spring One New Express Body He 1s convicted and sentenced |fine big jump—but when he was 'bout | diction, postlude, dinner and soclal | Wy manis’ eok contona {2 2olk| Two New Business Sleighs ©o life imprisonment. balf way over I seed we couldn’t make | hour, 10x100 foet, in Arl condition, with Tuns| For fuller particulars inquire of a series of incidents Robert is | it, so.1 turned him back” The Can-| 145 o'clock—Religlous Education; |ning watef to each trough, cement L A but does not seck his wife, be- | yon makes a varied appeal. To the |praise service; business; address, Re. |floor, iron box stalls, manurc carrier, DANIEL C. GRAHAM that she no longer cares for|sclentist it is one of Nature’s most |liglous Bducation and the Home, etc.; 1 horse barn, in best condition, 2| Telephone 1005-2 36 Oak Street ¢ ken in splrit hie goes to the | stupendous achievements. To the ar- |H. Rollason, Hanover; address, Re- | Jo%,Jhicken houies for 1000 fowls 4 Sguare. For fuil »u;i:;;&r; inquire of | The United States Geological Sur- JOHIN A. Ny vey has available for distribution its 10 minutes’ walk from center of city, Norwlich., 1915. The output in the United States on trolley line. during the year is given as 21,(!:@ i TO RENT flasks of 75 i A. M. AVERY, 52 Broadway |3:5“.m=~ 75 pounds each, valued _ at TONOCHONTAUG—Ten-room: .| TFigures presented in the A 14 - JUST ARRIVED. O rree Jany, 1000 Toat |tk | 1asnis OF Himetys: Busne Berior At Another car of Horses just In from | Gcsan and Salt Pond; sown flower and | cate that Cuba’s sugar production in fhurch for consolation where his|tist it is a paradise of color, form, |l Educati 10-room house A-1-oonditton with Dinols. They are the best lot of | yegetable gardens: hardwood - floors, | the present vear will be somewhat in Jainting of theMadonna is Rung, seck- | and perspective. To the poet It is an | Hehoe), Prncim Coml Butior, DLoLe | Funning ""‘.&,?‘“'.‘.i'fi.'.‘.‘f folwmie Dratt Horses and Chunks I have had | plumbing and heat. Rental 3358, | excess of the estimate of 3,000,000 hg moface for his hunEry heart in |inepiration and & challengs, Hvitiag | Bel ol et T Plain- | personal ‘consisting of 28 cows, this year. They must be sold. Prices| Others$200 to$4000. Send for booklet, | tons that has been the consensus of E lig! uca. orses, ing of 28 3 2 ‘the w‘lmut d%m“e:& 13;'};:: ”’}a b-mu‘l!al- ww-cu of -rtp;e-- tion and the Small Sabbath School, new ufl! 'h, mostl; m.amfin cattle, § right. Come ard see them. FRANK W. COY, esterly, R. i gp!nlonrO;_'::FG;fl!. fi%m’u: surpass ‘meet are ‘some "mind ot - Pty yoa oximately = 300, mothing move. The | sosicn Hhne o, i N T halr ey Bis Bt oid. f“{?afii?fi Fourteen High-srade Holsteln Cows| . BLMSR R PIERSO by approximately ' 500000 tons the by Mmm!:?ee “the '“‘"I;’; ‘i! o m:c ’mrflulfi buit ¢ u;:-n 2% bw-huffe':g::: young and heavy producers, now milk- ' FOR SALE ana Tuesday. Tegture ‘which Profes- | cnomre Yrara CLrne of the D. A, R-160 o tonm well cured hay|ing and nearby springers. All of these ® returns will be announced of Harvard is to give. | ciiPISh, TOT5, Sottnslastio over thelrve n;u'f‘o’o:& OP arls Yix0 Teet | cows T ratsed from high-class stock. FOR SALE FOR SALE. «1n the screen Tuesday night. This ie illustrated by beautl- |2 the Inst meoting by Mise fall o oy Tagond, slgighs, ma. s Cottage Houses Tenement and Busi- - ul slides bring home, 8 noth- | {nite Averil whe chine; lump’ cart| Also one resistered Bull, four years 3 5 ness Blocks, Building Lots, all in de- -~ AT THE AUDITORIUM g else the marvels of this and of £ numerous to A choice home with all improvements | sirable locaZfons. List your property if For Infants and Children Py och of Natuon, that glowed with end montion; d fost of |old, a grandson of Pontiao Korndyke.|' ¢ lot on Grove Street.| 20U Sure fo seil of rent as 1 have a A st [t e S Eleotion Returne at Y. M. C.'A. | DHiEht colo T je “next One registered Bull two years oia. |*" * S2C, T ol HESigentys 2OnE or reil oo | In Use For Over 30 Years ¥ s Musical Fo oday. '« M. e £ S &% — : Phone 300 86 CIiff Street Real Tetate and lnsurance, s boa J John J‘-l m’ te nn“om . Room 3US Thayer Bldg. Signature of DR. F. W. HOLMS, Dentist ent at the Auditorium have | EXCHANGE g e Ot e e BaEet . = Toss. BMr. aur te 1o A Village Farm ul village, 2 himself with an unusually : v b state 38 land, Agncflltural leestlle i ‘company, with Mattle Quinn as | caslon. ? s : 10 voosn house, with bath, hot and coid 0 Shisanon Bulldiag Seats Sl yoran and & cortlerre of | be Svarde $ water, etc. Splendid barns, 3 poultry |is as necessary to the soil as food is Telmacus houses. Bufldings cost~ $12,000. Will e s exchange for good income’ property. |to the human race. ey FEN YOU WANT €2 put yous Particulars TRYON'S AGENCY, Wil- m PMwmim co‘ eleflv‘n better than