Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 9, 1917, Page 12

FAIR TODAY AND PROBABLY TOMORROW . PRESS DESPATCHES TO RENT POETRY > e 1 THE FINAL CENSORSHIP. = - What Is Going On Tonight NORWICH TOWN X WANTID—A Zapor RENT Tencment of four rooms, “farm " TO Vaudeville snd Moving Flctures at|Grace Memorial Church Pastor and work: must be a good mom g s 46 School St % = the Davis Theatr Singers at Sheltering Arms Service teamster; small house, fuel and milk { AR FOR_HIRE Long distance &|gome hold that the mortals on this ‘rsdovlnl Pictures at the Preed ‘l:h- ings and:Baings of Lovel Feo- lumhgeg;w:lm e aEse .m% ¥ oA St ce.]ty, Call 1219-3. Wlfllfl?‘m" = 'uh Bk skt 1. 1ok A Movins Pictures at the Auditorlum| ;o ooy Their Friends. Himantic, Conne Frone 1yiis ™ sanhd 4 vlere o abtors false f1 T 2 a o ST o WENT—675 square feet of light | Like actors who wege false trom birth Theatre. WANTED —Position by stenographer, t rear of store, groun Rev. D. B. Reade, pastor of Grace four years' experience, ~competent: 5 airy space at r *| And then departing come no more emne yurch est - s b 3 lioor, smin St. entrance, near POSto o ety ooy Moo B L a3 I e e o 0. 0. | e R Ry M. Davis of |INJURED MAN LAUGHED WHEN | {fiscrives notes cornoctly; references. | - 5eT suitable for Job printing, Slectri- | BUEICIVE00ING 0 Fret a0 I Tyl e g Monireal, Canada, conducted a heipfal| SIMPLE TREATMENT WAs | — oo ©ore Banetin e ¢l and plumbers, supply, etc; rent From sudience loss pleasea than Wauregen Todge No. 6. K. of Pol.qvice at the Sheltering Arms Sun-| ° SUGGESTED, BUT HE Apnie Mre Georse WPTent soviwiei™ || when you want good help) and - STy vex: TS A T A B, Soclety mests| duy afterncin - Bev. Ma ousis LIS THANKED HIS COM- * HEson ¢ Jan9d want it quickly. Help is scarce ~FOR RENT A new six-room cottage| If_it be true that manm but once Anne’s T. . e SPes in Woe rreaer o = 3 ter und bath. Inquire 53| ~Shall pay his part or walk the A %’ \B'“u‘.‘:.?“f\'. O. H., meets in|the address was, The Prayer of Our RADE LATER. x }::71‘"1‘\:301;1.(:!.?“5« lnouti‘h free with now, but the best workers read B’:x‘r?h o g e s oo “Had, 5 7 Lord and the the Prayer of the Publi- S tin of Bias sunhtl T s obeies. Bulletin Want Ads. b A ’Cletu bo, or mime the aunce, : & 23 £ 5 tin; " cigar, / c SNT—Offic hamber n cap and , OF @pe the sage, nu:eor‘x"{n%‘é:ene‘::' g:il.hs‘ = e f;,nl;,,- %",‘m'or"ifi";ul‘ufl Mr. | Henry A. \’oqgl, tl‘:‘ney’:;‘rgd;a.me .'vo - Scrixop' e "",.5:““ When you have a “don’t Ao s b..f.‘ih?.g‘.°v‘dfn‘:‘ge§: neat. hnng;::lb.trhoe somewnere In the k. e emorisl. Reade began. You need not find holy | that a close friend has been Miurcd, | —wAnTED —Protesiani i Tor gems || WA™ Which you believe might J}inguire at 310 Main Bt O R tha spEvEY fraglignts glow Tiea O, e b Cpi ] el e e umanited the | e:al housework in country; modern be “some- lsc want” Fur- FOR RENT_Model flat of five rooms | A Censor who fras judged the show? i sto Ly Al artment block on mitare. foor coverings, stoves, Jand itk s Allng miiment DX 0% | an naving fudged shan rine 1 o, as stc, advertised §| vuiea; 315; also garage for four cars |’ The lights and shadows of this %, read, 2. er Ci dec? play— BE BRI Wt A 1N R e The tinmeled motley of the crown sale. asement teneme That Caesar wore in Cleo's day; Inquire 4t Bulletin Office | And call another, better show, When you for most Norwich people are “‘herl.i there is nefther .fault no slip, And eatn the praise that we now honest—and on finding anything instinctively, turn to Bul Want Ads to locate the. cmrs where praver will be answered. Pen- |afflicted man, who was suffering from | convenienc Mrs. F. O. Plummer, ANNO[’N tecost began in the upper rsomi: 1m: a flfil‘lncd ::kl.. RO Sterling, Conn. jansa was in a fleld, Israel a' brook, an was so bad ad | T WaARTES - Riske Charles E. Pardy Sells House. | 52%cin" Gen ‘of Hloms—all were piac. | turned black.” salg Mr. Voehl in re=| mth fo 201 out Paionins Barmoes Charles B. Pardy of Bridgeport has|es of prayer. One does not need to hlt ng :“G lwl?, i "I told hll:n I would | health and accident policiés; whole or sold through the agency of Francis D.|be proficient in piety, the penitent have him out fn a week and he t ime; liberal commission I W. o e s cottage mear Laurel Hill | publican had only to say, God be mer- |laughed at me. But I took him a bot- er, Distr oan’s Liniment, that Life Ins. Co. i Sving N. Fowler, who will [ciful to me a sinner. One is brought | tle of Sk s Liniment, night he - . e tnr.neslhmlx‘n‘e and make improve- |to the mercy seat by the Saviours|Put some on and noticed the ankle felt :anse} occupy 3 better. I told him to use it every| WANTED—Z2; or 50 cords of ments to the same. g“&mfl“;r“é‘)‘d‘;“c‘::’:’“‘ one plea. | day, and in three days his amkle was | ¢hestnut wood. . Spaiding Man M lose something— ‘PAXICAB for hire; long or short distances. Phone 31y F, A. Dolbeare. decvd know We've Jost in God's great Censor. ship. TO RENT — Furni conveniences for lig 78 Schooi St. Tel. LLi-Z novZid FURNISHED ROOMS for light house- keeping. i Division St. shone 1276-2. —=Star of Hope When a vacancy occurs in your rental property. A NEW TESTAMENT PASTOR. Take your last look at the preacher Whose tears gave taste to his bread novsd 'Twas for others alone that he la- oo s FURNISIEO | cooms; | rensonable | pyimic uncomorted; rates; suitabie for 1ERL housekecping, | Himselr : e - Wksn you want to buy or sell e B ors l;‘_b,..all St 3yied | ¥one knew how grand was the tofler o o e ol Until his brave spirit had fled. Whan you want to sell your FOR RENT In the building corner of FraLklin 4nd Willow sirects; fine cor- Sc a l.ine as “atore “for Years occupied by C..C.| Was_gained at the Cross and the 2 1€ ‘Throne, reat druggisi, and the szies room, -one, Sore raone Sy Bakery tormerly used | And it came to the hearts that re ovidence isakery. Archa £ ‘l»i’u&"fiz"ér:m' Vo 3y With a power entirely its own; - =2 More heipful, more mighty and lasting The message he gave to his hearers practically well. In four days he was | 1i-31 Cove the universe. a —_— Liniment “put him o | room 1 lady; Madame Petrova in Extravagance,|God. Prayer is desire for God and D! n his | room for a lady: state terms. Address: Five-Part Metro Wonderplay, Com- Yo the call of those about| . Sloan’s Liniment can be obtained at| WANTED_ Weavers T attentive to all drug stores, 25c., 50c. and $1.00. Iloom S Tery bost Dt ek i e prayer into our hearts. The feature photoplay at the Breed| ™ mhe musical part of the service was Jantd 4 Windows, a five-part Paramount dra- | ninister’s strong, rich voice was heard letin Office. jan3a ma, with Wallace Reid and Cleo | with the choir in the hymns which in- WANTED—Employment, by middlie- pearance of these two stars is always @ | we Shall Walk With Him in White, ter, Conn. dec29d part of the public, and in The House| i, You Till We Meet Again. Mrs. furnish with antiques betwees v of the Golden Windows both Mr. Reid | xfauq Epps was at the piano. others ROl dnt: palt Drater Ao R i BREED THEATRE. Bray. Teus praveris theeeeunn ol v He ' gladly admits that| WANTED A steam heated furnished communion with Him. Jesus was ever Bulletin_Office. janéd ing Wednesday and Thursday. Him. May the Lord put the spirit of Henry D. Bailey, Hope Valley, K. 1 for today is The House of the Golden | o5ty enjoved by those present. The TWANTED—Barber. Inquire at Bal- Tidgely in the stellar roles. The ap-| juded, In the Cross of Christ I Glory, aged man. A. H. W., Box 211, Colches- <ignal for pleasant anticipation on the |5 T ittle Town of Bethichem, God Be ANTIQUES—I have two houses to nd Miss Ridgely are seen at their|gere Mrs. Fannie Thompson, Miss Ju- from private parties, and 1 am in a po- charms which worldly = e T artem ancl sl w o FOR SALE 70 RENT_Newly farmished rooms,| Than records of morials have shown e her pictures on the bill include the l!‘.;:f_f’p’;"(;f"" Tdttle iy o ey Tables, “ehairs, |,eas,:'deaks, dbure;us: modern conveniences, at The Seymour | L hap e < 3 = 3 4 ghbo. mirrors, chests, bedspread SALE—S. C. W. < ranklin St. one 3. h « . \aps, were more Pathe Weekly and a very funny| The'week of prayer will be observed R Gt e 100" yeave or Sides et o BAKE 8. G W TeSbarn cockl Sy tnyiironged to. E aving four days this week at the First Con- LOST AND FOUND would be used in a house I Christie_comedy. with antiques. J. B. Fuller, On Wednesday and Thursday the|gregational church. . These subjects related to fourth winning pen 1915 in- ternational egg laying contest. Peasle NEW APARTMENTS L e B T TN Cheshire, Conn. Jan®d nd lived in more comfort and ease Breed will present Madame Petrova i | will be used: Tuesddy at 7.30 p. m. A _caméo boooch, on Sturte- | 2Ama Aves Providence. R. I. i Extravagance, which is her latest of- | personai Religion. Some ways _ of LW Breed The- ET government is man was more like t 4 fering on the Metro program. In the ¢ engthening character. Wednesda: & Store. Lee te for list. s 4 FOR SALE—Full blocded sirawberry plants, many varicties, 100 plants for TO RBNT Nearer even the foremost o 32, Arndt Bretschneider, Danielson, —J. guise of a fasclnating story, one of the [33q p m, Our Church at Home, with or Peterson's Ice Cream | i . Rochester, Conn. FPhone 258-2. sep26TuThS most interesting in which this noted | jiseussion of Bible school interests. | Parlor Suitable reward will be paid ANTED—Law furs, at 3 . e - if_returned to Bulletin Office. janyd tar has ever appeared, it is & powerful | ppyrsday, 7.30 m., Social Religion. et . _Jan A Hage o . Br t against the greatest sln of Iops Ions. right larny. GF the church = e | ner's evers Thursday.” A. C. Bennstt Talsers: Konemap | Apartments of six rooms each in the| HUMOR OF THE DAY preachment aga reatest sin of | The long right arm' of the chur wateh fob with initial | _novisd entific treatment | new houses on Spring Garden evenue, the age, extrayagance, l!_‘"‘Se gf’ Tha | Friday, 730 p. m. Young People’s | - - etween ‘}”‘;{";}"‘." HELP WARTED and also work to cure of black-|gas. electric: light and steam heater ARG el aonsdion one’s means. The story is s T ight. What I most desire for 1917.}2n er leave at - letin | take home: work casy: one head in turkeys. It has never failed |im each apartment, $20.00 per month. gain mscious-~ strongest that has ever come from tf;e - — 1 ——_____Jan%d_‘ifactory sufficient for learning: good|te do the work Prepared and sold by | poggession given nhow—rent to begin s » pen of that gifted writer, Aaron Hoff- Cottage Meeting. LOST A diamond pin heari shape.|pay Aafter learned. Apply Gelumbia | Konemah I'auitry Yards. 456 West Main | [oSsession © . his mind is a perfect blank. The cottage prayer meeting of the| Finder will be rewarded by icaving at | £ urier Co. Colchester, Conn. St. Norwich, Conn. Price 50c. st dpb ity 3 oL . il b halaton Sulsetin Gice; noviea noviod uRTuThS Also apartments of four and five| “Is your wife economical?” chapter of The Crimson | . e ' will complete the “hil | First Methodist c and Thursday X. Bushman and Beverly 2.00 per Very. Look at clothes that she FOR SALE—Creviot and Shropshire | Fooms each at $10.00 and § sheep and ram: George A. Kahn. . | mrenth. makes me wear.’ Leb. 1STuTh Inquire of J. J. CORKERY, Atkitis No, 1—H{ Tel- 260. Room 120 Th: r Building | "Arnold get the lower shot hoff? Atkins No. K - ,WANTED—Second hang highest price paid. _A. Pruckner, b STORAGE IS LEGALLY | Fracklin St. Tel. uay24d e to be seen in the first pter of Metro Quality serial, The PUEIN emmrns C o PART OF TRANSPORTATION e o e T Wi i WANTED ggy %nd("rr:;'sdaa(\ ‘hfl‘hi;cseeri:! consists Mr. and Mrs. George LePan of Bel-|Railroads Liable For Freight While in of 15 chapters and will be shown at|levue farm visited friends in New| Storage as Well as En Route. Woman or girl, capable of doing the Breed every Monday and Tuesday, | London during the week end. Lyt S general housework: good home; refer- in addition to a five-part Paramount e Washington, Jan. 8.—Storage is a|. Thursday even at the home of Mr: William Tague on McClellan av enue. Detroit Free Press. w'en did rt of ‘'is face chine, booth and 270 seats. Apply Frank LaKcse, Moosup, Conn. hon: o S FOR RENT FOR SALE—Good hay in barn; low = 5 i V. Raymold, Windham, Conn A very cosy seven-room ¢ Yangn™ | with ‘il _mojern “in.provement —Hit ain't ehot hofr. — London Saturday Man (gazing at the fashions In thae “pict-| Rev. E F. Phreaner of West Town |part of .transportation and libility | SNCeS reauired; salary $30 per month;| 22 =P s _ | Tiotee Mlocaticn | For' tull particulars| windows)—Are those bathing wults, Al Becret In & hiont|strect lett dqnaw nd the nest | Nemitage Aot bn soand e taolity | three in family. Apply at THE PAS-| WOR SALE_Aboui eight fons of | (nquire of my dear? ¥ Snchfal" and punching melodrama, | few days with his son in Providence. |or theft of freight, the supreme court| NIK CO. 158 Main St Nerwich. e R T ¥ A. MORAN, Woman—Dear, no. do you think an tt has a consistent and clearly distin- === held today, are operative while freight Ep.r ek iEta e Brotier; onc would go bathing clothed like : A pair of horses, Frashtial R corwlen. |that! They're evening gowns. —Peli- sv'ac~d plot which frees it from the| George Rogers of Bristol spent thelis in storage as well as en route. A ne Q ity of depending on its stunts.|Week end with his parents, Mr. and|verdict to A. C. Leslie and company, B2y chapter is a complete story in | Mrs. Clinton Rogers of Wauwecus Hill. | of Buffalo, against the Kestern Trans- about 2500 it can. every way, price $175, & - criow that b T L e o i s Do you know that our bookkeepe !lhfl: amount, =t Reynolds’ oardin, is short in his accounts? Stable, €8 Chestnut St. jans. STORE TO RENT Yez. a few hundred bones. Conee- l FOR SALE—Handsome fox coilie 10 quent e _works cvery ‘nigl nc < ny thrilling and S it company for full value of copper & < S 5 brief visit last week at the home of | eq. general housework; good home; refer- FLORA BELLA Mrs. Elisha Geer on the Scotland road. —_— ences required: salary $30 per month;| o SR S AR ken rabbit * er a vacation. Let — TR g {TO LOCK UP ALL OF three in fa Apply at THE PAS-|hound 3 yvears old, and a trained ferret.| About 20 to 25 feet, at 63 Frankiin falone ahead of the game." Mrs. Hen Lester of Plainfield has 1K O been for nearly a week the muest of BERKMAN'S PAPERS| V!X €O 1 lier niece, Mrs. Julia Talbot of Otro- . - Ve = Etian iveie. Seized in Raid of Offices of Anarchist S Editor in San Francisco. Mrs. William Davis of Hampton is —_— WANTED spending some time at the home of n Francisco, Calif., Jan. 8.—Im- N Mr. and Mrs. Milo Gardner. near the |pounément of ail documents and let.| ven Laborers, three Farmhands, Mill Canterbury turnpike. ters seized in raids upon the offices of Help, a Waitress, Fireman. SRS~ Alexander Berkman's anarchist paper Miss Mary Zabriskie and her broth- | The Blast, was ordered today by Su-| T REE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU er Edward Zabriskie have returned to|perior Court Judge Franklin A. Grif- | Geo. L. Chesbro, Mgr. Central Bldg. New_ York city, after visiting relatives | fin in the trial of Thomas J. Mooney, on Vergason ill and in Preston City harged with conspiracy in connection A. Masters, 254 Valley St., “;_1‘111 - | Street, suitable for almost any kind of | Pitt jan Main St., Norwich. At the Davis Theatre Friday, Jan. 12. mantic. FOR SALE—One 1916 6 cyl. 7 pass ger Buick touring car: seat covers, e o Tt Una tires, complete equipment; $800. A. C dearer now on account of the wa Swan Co. janéa P Ol Dame (i iprise e E L ] 3 + n supri ~Lor FOR SALE—Concord wagon, harness TO RENT masey! You don’t say =o! A and horse’ price $: D. E. Hickle, Putnam, Conn. R. D. 4. anéd — | business, at a reasonable price. In-| Old Lame—Tinper dles: 1 quire at Bulletin Office. nd f ca des Flera Bella, most charming of this ason’s crop of musical comedies, op- >rettes and comic operas, and with five months’ run to enormous business at the Casino theatre, New York, to its redit, will be the attraction at the Davis theatre Friday evening. Jan. 12. John Cort will send here a specially selected cast of singers, dancers and funmakers. A formidable collection of eniuses are responsible for the mak- they a Tit-Bits Didn’t you tell m s an entertaining 1ting by car QUONOCHONTAUG—1Len-room cot- tage. 8 acres land, 1000 feet from Ocean and Salt tond; sown dower and vegetable gardens: hardwood floors, | I plumbing and heat. Rental 3350, | i c1nnn FOR SALE—Ten hens and one cock erel, R. 1. Reds, $12. D. E. Hickie, Putnam, Conn. R. D. janéd " FOR SALE—Half pric ft. V-bot- t T diad.” Send for antle —:;’kori zr‘:)n‘_ g:};ihtfule of;;nglgmfis:ls i with 2 bomb explosion here Prepared- t(;m(;gtled l;t:ax frame, T mh{ou:n.nk. FRANK W. COY. :sterly, R. L “Yet never talk out nd adapted by Cosmo Hamilton and (CANADA PLANNING TO nfSs;dax. July 321936, when' ten Dev- U WIE WANT OLD TERTH B ssirr woon—vive tareis for 3L |- ; S5 0 Auaksigrbrta mothing. 1 rothy Donnelly. The lyrics are by GET MUNITIONS BUSINESS|® £ - IN ANY CONDITION Joseph Sarles. 360 . Main. Orders than laughing my taken at 52 Broadw Tel. 112: jan3ad FOR SALE—Two new milch heifers, one Holstein and one part Jerse als cne work horse, or exchange for stock. ACRE FAR“ Tel. 469-3 between L Janld i ALE—One new lumber wagon, S e or §1i, as East Main St. ercy Waxman, and _the score by (tariia S Thie) clors Taa: 6 o it the | oY 2T t2RRY Bovory Eor! Renming Princess Manja Demidoff, who previ- of Lead, Copper and Zinc. o 1 N yus to her marriage to Prince Nicholas O o 142 Main Street, Up-stairs Demidoff, of the Russian nobility. was ttawa, Ont., Jan. S—Another step Established 1872, Norwich, Conn. a cabaret singer_at the Sign of the |in the process of transferring from the e R NS o T R M. T Sl a1 Tolden Calf in Potrograd. Believing | United States to Canada the business 0’. a e that a princess should conduct herself |9f munition-making for the _entente allies will be taken at the approach- ;,)‘ ad(r:'l\;!éSdl;:lrgg;fsh;r'imm;::fi.X:df:}rgz ing session of the Dominion parlia- Country General Store, ten miles ko, Pty . _ }ment, it was indicated kere today by || from Norwich, carrying u full lime f hizh life. He discovers a picture in | It iS exr#-ted that a government bill || weekly hustness, nlso nostoffice is home of a girl, and accuses her of | Will be introduced which would pro- |[ coanected which pays 0 n year. 0opIng to the level of a dancer to se- | Fide aig by hounty or taiff for the re- || Can be houxbt very rensumable. ire a novel photograph. She explains [ 1018 = 0oV R e ST For particulars about midway from Norwich to New the icture Mo e o s in Sister: | Great supplies of metals requirea for S. SIEGEL, > friendl recognizes the damcer of the |Shell-manufacturing exist in the ore Tondon. Gdod. nins room Thuse, ce Sign of the Golden Calf, Nicholas de- | i the Dominion, but most of the refin- Rosl niate u¥ Tapmance. e e AR S roer, miih Sldes 1o steal away for'a Ittle firte. | INE Of it is done in the United States. || Room 2-3, Cpiine: Saeet, JIIOSSBEr Miichen, néorage Deem. oty tion with the girl. On the same night | L1e Preposed plan of government en- Franklin Square, Norwich, Ct. e Svates pod ) to. al: heiliaas, Manja is induced to return to her old | COUragement is attributed to_the in- B 2 B SR 120 acres land, about | 70 - tiliabjer position to do a special favor for an | TS2SINE volume of the munition bus- Dortere Slony. Tecok about ans Suie Property has unusual development pos- old friend, and they meet at the res- | [n€ss increase in America taurant. Nicholas falls madly in love LEGAL NOTICES sibilities. Must be sold owing to il — |[health of owner. Full particulars from with the girl he belleves Flora Bella, | REPLY OF ENTENTE NATIONS and there Manja wins back his love. FORTHCOMING SHORTLY e Telertone 365 ? pr—e Y, TUnder the operati. of & v The story is highly Interesting, with = ADMINIS TOR'S § ARCHA W. COIT, ward Isiand tty lines and clever situations. The | London Despatch Says It May Be Ex- TRA ALE Telephone 1334 63 Broadway FOR SA B Osiices 110 Vvest 34th St., New York | age law, Prince Edward Island is e I, Telephone 2998 Greels: pected io increase in farm values Ivric brill . > e e e e pected Within 24 Hours. ~To settle an estate before Jan. 10, A sparkling and alwaye melodious. The - 1917, the C. H. Davis & Co. propert: To close a tate t! ven- plendid cast of principals will In-| 1. 405 Jan 3 5.40 p. m._The re. |at. Greenevilie will be sold For less BaeRs Se e rmingham Age-He We pay up to §5.00 per set, ac- cording to thei~ -value. THE COLLATERAL LOAN CO. THE KALEIDOSCOPE The manufacture of oil from birch bark is becom try of the Sou FOR SALE an important indus n states. New house of six rooms, surropnd- Portugal has the world's greatest 2 e i ed by beautirui shade trees, *arn §|deposit of wolframite, the minera (oFOR SALE—Windmill , $6x30, ome henuery $xi2, two Jj| from which tungsten is obtained l:&fflama J. W. Spice - | f scratching , 60 peaci: trees “FOR SA .|} srrawberries /ill oe in Zruitage ]| miles of railroad in Algeria which pigs for delivery when eight weeks o1d: | § this Spring). % acres asparagus | eventually will cross the Sahara Des- a2 Eood stock as in the state. Tele- |} (wi cut 100 Ibs. daily in season— ff ert. 2 an_income getier). Near railroad, FOR SALE_Groatest real estate bar- | | schieol ana church: land free from || To mark cattle for identification ar inventor has patented stud buttc that can be clamped through th ears, FCR SALE The Haughton Farm For Sale One of the most desirable farms in Connecticut. Over 300 feet frontage quire of on New London-Norwich Turnpike, (will bear - eason), 1% acres French authorities have opened im in Norwicn; Buckmgha; home o " o] 52 Washingion Si: 13-room house most || Stgne and machine worked. =~ substantially buflt, which cost over Scnd for latest catalogue. Just $50,000 to build; also 28 building lots |l 1ssued Chcice of 400. Nothing like and €0 ruatmtvast - Pxics for rasilenes |} it in all New England. a ,000. ress Estate Exchange, New Londoa, Conn. WILLIAM A. WILCOX FeTasiw Real Estate Broker, 41 West Broad St. Westerly, R. I A portable generator has been spe cially designed to . provide electric lights to permit farm work to be done at night. One of the newer electric irons is clude FEleanor Henry, Viola Leach, Sl 7 ALE i o s heat after Thiy® Teonhard, Edicy Mason, Tymn |, oL the entente nations to Presi- | ot Nl TPAY Mg, compnny has been 1 OFFER g T e FOR S B Cumeptt aht G ARD (hua save Pratt. Guy J. Sameel, Julian Rubell, |30t Wilson’s note may go forward|trackage on N. & W. R. R. suitable Street. Very convenient loca- A modest home can be bought very | electricity. Ben Grinnell, Jack Bell and others. | Within tweny-four hours, but its pub- | for manufacturing or coal busines cheap. leason. owner leaving for the Prices 25c 33c, 50c, 76c, $1, $150. |lication is mnot expected until forty- | Any reasonable offer will be considere tion. Will eell at a very low extreme northwest.| For full particu-| pojaeones are formed by the elec Seat sale opens Wedncsday ‘at 10 o o | cieht hours after its receipt, on ac- | AlS0 have a newly built three-family lars, inquire of ity ey g K Seat e v af a m. | int of the plans for . simultaneous | louse at 1700 Main St. Willimantic, 1t ¢l price if sold soon. JOHN A. MORAN, tricity of thunderstorms they accom ail orders accepted now. Send [potit Of M will pay you to buy now. Write and B Pl batog e il Pany, according to a German sclen- THOS. H. BECKLEY, Admr. Fiaukiin Banarss Norwien, | tist’s theory. check eator Tmomey orilar Diysbis to DEVIE ] “pyis @y (in - the. prepdiation. of helaanr . od o T wimer o CorS, = note in taken here to mean that it has ~ . e Je . undergone considerable changes from NOT BELIEVED THAT MONK the first draft, and the ,,,af eastern | NOTICE TO PERSONAL TAXPAYERS. 278 Main Street, May Building 724—Phones—68 Flour costs more in Venezulea than for y urs past, but col tit WILLIAM C. YOUNG 35,0 Sakebs has reduced the GRE aquestion is expected to figure m Notice is hereby given to all persons ROy TN 18 DA e i e e e & e P T pu vy T cent Sl b Rumored That Story Was Circulated | than in any previous discussion of it | i oy o by oo B2t L have a warrant N T oG 3 to Facilitate His Escape. had been considered probable. payable Feb. 1st. 1917, each of such CARPENTER and BUILDER| FEuropean scientists have Invented Dersons being assessed the sum of {wo OF JULY, 1929 Beat work and materiale at right |3 Simple process for converting the ¥ abundant kaing grass of Burma into prices by skilied labor. London, Jan. 8, 404 p. m—The CHICAGO MARKET IS BEING (2) dollars as his personal tax, and for FOR SALE th "POS 13 1lecti: " Siocknols: newspaper Nya Dagiet Al- FLOODED WITH RABBITS | hail’be ar e -f-?un.z House Saturdas: (| At a Very Attractive Price. [Teltoniane 50 Wost Main S, |PUIP f0F Paper_ d an Exe ‘eb. 1917, 1 s 3.30, t th ” . - o Telegraph despatch from Copenhagen, of the High Price of Fowl— | Bena J5chooihouss Satucday. Fab. ‘0. 106 SCHOOL STREET Cochin China has an area of about says that, according to reliable infcrm- 1917, from 2 to 3.30, at the Blissville ntlon from Petrograd, it is not believed g at 20 to 25 Cents a Pound. | sengolhiouse Saturday, Feb. 17, from 2 there that the monk Gregory Rasputin,| Chicago, Jan. 5—The hi, o JAMES L. CASE F . , Jan. gh price of ot {rcumstantlal stories of whose as|fowl has resulted in the Chicago mar- | mis: be aons,arEiocting this | notice 37 SHETUGKET ST. sassination were publisheq recently,|ket being flooded with rabbits. One|by the Jaws o s State. STMENT DEPT. a J ° d ¥ lay £ thi E location with excellent views, five i Is dead. The statement that his bod: e s e I 3 water, etc. Splendid barns, 8 poultry | part of Laos, passes through the port was taken from the Neva is incorrec minutes’ walk to Union Squar: houses. Buildings cost $12,000. Will | of Saigon. agmr\'llr;‘ht‘: tahhflilnrormau:;n and m& gf,:. :!‘l::xk‘dungr 'xxx:n:‘ xt:;:;:, z:l:goge::il:: Dated at Lisbon, Conn., Jan. 8th, 1917, Property gooed condition. qp,;“ e:ghansa !o%n¥00g smimq'xlfn é’;”%;fi" story of leath was ecirculated by et sk e BT ek xRS R NS T T LT R e TP GUTE S : Particulars 4 >) A - his friends in order that he might es- T U Gy 36 S X Boes Spt limantic, Conn. CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED = i NOTICE TO CREDITORS. FRANCIS D. DONOHUE pe. 'or several weeks Rasputin AT A COURT OF PROBATE HE! - with local applications, as they cannot Excl l q anE 25,000 square miles, and is inhabited by about 3,500,000 people, {Including 11 Room House with bath, Village Farm In beautiful village, 2 ‘0.0190 whl;u and 3?10.000 (’hhlefi;. h“fl it miles out or state road, 38 acres land, | entire trade, as well as most of that s wier and stact=(bity. Ply e Dt b et | of Routh Anam, Cambodia and Near Court Street has been threatened with'geath. the e at Norwich, within and for the District Central_Bullding. - Phone. Norwich roR SALE. AT S e T custody, it is impossible that h: 503?3 o ~ 1 A bo?svxl%h’ of O Blies ot Junuany, I OR SAI l : Cottage Houses, Tezement and Busi- | constitutoinal conditions, and in order ve been maurdered. Present—NELSON J. AYLING, Judg ness Blocks, Building Lots, all in de- | to cuge it you must Lufe an internal . ¢ Estate of Bliza W, Geer, late of | B 5 focations. List your property IE | remedy, Halls Catarrh Cure i3 tajen .3 |Preston, in said District, deceasea. you cure to sc.. 01 rent, as I have a | internally and acts through the blcod DEMOCRAT WINS IN Srtomea” fad District, deceased. |§8-Room Cottage House, Rumber of people’looking for real ee: | on ‘o mucous urfazes of the watom: > the creditors of said deceased to bri & tate inves: ail's Catarrh > W p = NEW: JERSEY: RECOUNT . i nelr “claime “againat, said l.-‘ia::i all modern conveniences. JUST ARRIVED o~ . wr. gne of the best phyaicians in this coun- ; B m ate, by sl i " _ Meul Mihis ans ¥ L T ird Congressional Dietriet. " BT oy ot e mrae s kesizs: || In good residential section. 111, " o3 Chuna ana Dravent ioes | o™ 0 A A W g DR ir ongressional trict. - = J The perfect combination of the ingre- post nearest to the place whe: dl(‘n[g in Hall's Caturrhh Cure |is W‘h:( that I could find. They are kind you will want. Come and see them. Tel. 536-3 ELMER R. PIERSON . feceased las: ‘dwelf B0y ARRANT Trenton, N. J.. Jan. 8.—The board of Town, and by pfi?flhif.:dmf-sn once N. T. & CO,, -anvassers today finally decided the in a hewspaper having a circulation in o jisputed clection in the third con-| | tald District. and m return to this 117 Main St. esioral district by giving a certificate NELSON J. AYLING. Judge. f ~le “ion to Thomas J. Scully, demo- *. On the face of the original count s e M e D i e Carson, republican, had a ma- Attest: HELEN M. DR: et e, ror saie |Agricaltural Limestone -1 that Scully had a majority of NOTICE.—All creditors of said de- is as necessary to the soil as food is tpased are hereby motified to present| The Manwarl Stables on Asylum | to the human rece. produces such wonderful rosults in " 700 catarrhal conditions. Send for testi- ’ monials, free will buy a Cottage House, Work Shop | F- 2. CHENEY & CO, Props.. Todelo, O. All Druggists, 75¢c. and a large Garden in a very desir- | Fal's Family Fills for constipation. able part of the city. R 2l E. A. PRENTICE, w;"'l Easily Removed. > Mother, if your child whin Phone 300 86 CHfY Strest], ) 2na criss out. in. sleop; he is Drob- ably suffering from worms. These par- iainville—This morning Judge of indcrsignes AT, D No. & Norwiah, | Stimb ny iher basiabsn. Lo F i FOR SALE Biore, staccplitle. to: bartons. Shosaten Jate George R, Byington will give Conn., within the time limited in the| Also umfimfim as recent- The mwm-m' Co. . Quickly :mdpufaly klll”-ngu:mo!va:'tn S v el Suve above and roregolng order. - 1y, oyned by dohn Manwaring 3 A Modern Eight-room House. | 5o:ms from vour childs syetern wirh Executor. | bonsioing ot ube tan it, the local barber, for the appoint- Jansa wnt of commissioners to hear his claim against the estate of the late Frank S. Neal, in which he asks for $100 for professional services rendered. o E Kickapoo Worm Killer. This pleasant Apead. “FApmone Tae Tad the WHEN 'W‘:All‘ to wn': !Wr‘.hlu- y Te!llll‘ . call;dy lux:;xve lnb}‘bleld!orm quickly place. | iness before public, there no relleves tie trouble and your child E ;r‘agn-l 18 no -avfrtw::'h-d_mm l'f medium better tham through the ad- A'M‘AVERY brightens up, Get Kickapoo Worm fotin: fo- o e T s : Telephone 1122-2 52 Broadway ' Killer at your druggist, Zec, P 7 o - . - T N %5 .