Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 17, 1917, Page 10

FAIR TODAY AND PROBABLY TOMORROW What Is Going On Tonight (nyt3devills snd Moving Fictures at vis Theatre. oving Pictuves at the Breed The: u Somerset Lodge, No. 34 ¥. and A. M. meets at Masonic Temple. 1o QUshers’ and Bufters' Unlon mests Carpenters’ E Hope Rebekah Loage. No. 21, L 0. O. F._meets in Odd Fellows' Hall. ‘Norwich Council, No.'25, F. B. L, meets in- Foresters' Hail. ANNOUNCEMENTS BREED THEATRE Emily Stevens Shows Great Emotion- al Power in The Wager, a Five-part Metro Wonderplay, Feature Today and Thursday. = Emily Stevens, famous as a stage and screen star, wil be seen on the screen at the Breed theatre today and Thursday in a new Metro wonderplay of business life and the underworld called The Waser. Written especiaily for Miss Stevens, The Wager gives this great actress unusual opportunities to show, her fine emotional powers, It deals’ with a bet made by busifiess men and a Po- lice official that one of them. a jew- eler, can be victimized of jewels worth $5,000. “Diamond Daisy” Doyle (Miss Stevens) is called in by the police official to help him win the money. Then follow a series of dramatie situations that are unique in motion pictures. _The self-sacrificing spirlt of Daisy Doyle, her great love for a man who is hounded by the police; the efforts of an energetic detective to put Daisy in prison despite her re- formation are some of the absorbing features of the masterpiece. An_exceptionally strong cast sur- rounds Miss Stevens. Lyster Cham- bers plays the part of Daisy Doyle’s sweetheart; Hugh Jeffrey is the de- tective who hounds Daisy; Daniel Jarrett is the police —commissioner; Frank Currier and Charles Bowser are the jewelers who figure in the bet, ana Harry Mayo is the secretary to the police commissioner. Miss Stevens has won fame on the screen in Destiny, or the Soul of a Woman; Cora: The House of Tears, and The Wheel of the Law. The fourteenth chapter of The Crimson Stain Mystery completes the bill for today and Thursday. DAVIS THEATRE Three Big Keith Acts and Ti Photoplays—New Show Tomorrow If you haven't been to'the Davis the first half of this week don't let to- day go past without seeing the show which closes tonight. There are three €ood acts and everyone is a feature, the big hit on the bill is Bradley and Ardine, one of the cleverest teams in vaudeville. They do a little of every- thing including singing, talking, danc- ing and bicycle riding, but their best work is the dancing and they are in a class all by themselves in this par- ticular line. They have a special stage setting and you cannot afford to miss this act. Another big act is the Mili- tary Quintette, .2 big vocal offering presented by three men and two wo- men. They sing a lot of the old songs end introduce some of the popular ones. They also have a_special stage setting_of their own. The other act is Al Wild, a comedian, who sings, tells storles, and does some very clever imitations. The Triangle fea- ture picture is Dorothy Dalton and William Desmond in A Gamble in Souls, a five-part Ince production that everyone is sure to like. To complete the show there is a hand-colored pic- ture of Spanish Dances and Costumes and a_ funny comedy called Bobby Bear—Investigator. For the last half of the week an- other excellent bill is booked. The vaudeville acts are Warren and Con- Jey in their original singing and danc- ing skit, On the Board Walk: Nich- olas and Croix in a comedy offering, The Spirit of Preparedness, and the Kane Brothers, gymnasts = supreme, Who have one of the most wonderful risley acts in vaudeville. Phe Trian- gle Yeature is The Wharf Rat, fe turing Mae Marsh and Robert Har- ron, a five part Fine Arts produetion, and the comedy will be supplied by Hanz and Fritz, the famous Katzen- jammer Kids, in the cartoon. film, The Chinese Cook. AT THE AUDITORIUM The Ethel May Shorey Dramatic Players will present for today and tomorrow The Girl and the Thief, a comedy dramatic play in two acts. This will be the second bill played by this company of clever artists who will be at the Auditorium for the re- mainder of the week, changing their show asain on Friday. Miss Shorey is ably assisted in all her pisces by Mr. Arthur Campbell and the other members of the company and The Girl and the Thief promises to be one of the best bills they will play here. On the picture program for today and tomorrow will be seen the five- reel Pathe feature, New York, featur- ing Florence Reed. Following' is a short synopsis. Oliver King, a patrician, becomes interested in a chorus girl who fools him. Learning her true charaster, he gives her up, but thereafter is_black- mailed_with a baby. Later the girl dies. King raises the child, a boy, but refuses to acknowledge his par- enthood. He then marries a girl who knows nothing of this incident. The boy, grown, is expeiled from college and takes up his residence at the for- mer home of King’s wife. The boy, addicted to narcotics, is visited by Mrs. King and while drunk attacks her. In the struggle she kills him. The coroner gives a verdict of suicids. Next day, Mrs. King confesses to her husband. ' Thinking_the boy his, he turns from her. The chorus girl's mother comes to collect money, and when King refuses,-she tells kim that MUICK RELIEF FROM CONSTIPATION Get Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets _That is ¢he joyful cry of thousands since Dr. Edwards produced Olive Tab- lets, the substitute for calomel. Dr. Edwards, a practicing physician for 17 years and calomel’s old-time en- pmy, discovered the formula for Olive Tablets while treating patients for thronic _constipation and torpid livers. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do not tontain calomel, but a healing, sooth- ng _vegetable laxative. No griping is the “keynote” of these ttle sugar-coated, olive-colored tablets. They cause the bowels and liver to act ormally. They never force them to annatural action. If you have a “dark brown mouth” dow and then—a bad breath—a dull, 4red feeling—sick _headache — torpid fiver and are constipated, you'll fin ick, sure and only pleasant results ORWICH 1'()“' T "MN wod Soclal Home 2 - ¢ b T0 RENT—Rooms for light house. . —_—— 5 > 7 - = P VR - 2 I rs. Albert Smith—Miss W > : keeping. Apply at 199 Frankiin St e it 5 %e - ANTED—You to know that $ & : r Rase = -5 3008 ~rediny S em0. 1o, ; A | Wihere the mid-Atlantic g « "0 RENT—Tenement of four I 4 their foam-fleck™ surges Riggs to -Be lm.g\:.-urn Miss e iy . mmeny. gral at 323 Franklin St. el Ho mll ye craft thwt secp b Hyde—The Weeks Visitors. & : : panish B o the blue! ) ¢ Lost, in Davi: e 3 s 150" e Tin "N 1 e A 5 —small cottase at|The shades of ail, cie wiipe 2 Theatre, Sinday. Jan. counting, anditing, T TRENT . ! ottage g = s McKinley, pain is gone—a delicious, | 113" G814 Dollar with small Hing ai| M Shorthand. ~typewsiing; Righter s Crossing, Tel 1203-3._janiid sank beneath the deep Meet once a.year at midmight ¢ view top: valuable .to _loser Ikoepsa ke, business e | L€ IO MIENT_New house of six rooms % Greeneville, Mrs. Margarst Howard Von by her mother when leaving business effciency o o with all modern Improvements, at 844 [ The war-triremes of Athen returned Monday afternoon to Oaklawn - ome, a bride, £ Write, phone or call for the s : Main Bt inquire.on premises.’ Jani6d |’ teys oared of Rome, ' cottage on Vergason avenue, where it please notify : proof dnd information as te e T e i e seR-wolves of tiie Noreom is passing the winter. nn. 10w we can help you. Attend B T O gy o i ¢ rovers of the Dan . : M ' Norwlch - Comemercial Sohos 20635 vorta Mm% hiin Bt | ThI= gtinets.af deeys unsoundsd & 2 . adbe g gt ipadire DT, N ; . licn 1o centu Miss Riggs to Speak. ole_and recommend it to their patients. Z S ot Sasete iR : Notwich, Janisa T Keep the tryst of aeecs rise ‘While in town Miss Mary Riggs 3 will' tell you what relief it FOR SALE. - This is the only business or TTO, RENT_Steam heated 1arge fXONE| 0 o jives from sore ‘bronchitis, croup, - = shorthand school in this section room, turnished, with gas and elec- [ And fn endless ranis exignd tricity. © Pnoné 834-12. - 44 Umion Bt mentined "in o 3 neuralgia, congestion, Bovernment " report “on Guch Ho, uil o crate that i Janiza 3 rheumatism, lumbago, pains and schools. be “some-one-slsc want” Fur- 2. the Blue aches back or joints, sprains, sore | - w1 i 3 RENTH Tth ten acres of | They hoist their phantom anche ndscice brises, chibiains, rosted fect, prcasett %3000, capment niture, foor coverings, stoves, )| | W0 WENF-CHuue A 58 DFSRD) | T B G B e, e e Sften prevents | household goods of the late Joseph usiness Collons. Which Closed clothing, tools, etc., advertised Jan1id % To catch " the Apimdritt up last ~October, we _have breath nnew: ir Bulletin Want Ads find ready “CAR FOR MIRE_Long distance o 3 MacKenzie, 62 School St. Sale at 9 a. m. Feater factlit! The privateers and pirate pneumonia). Always dependable. s o Freater factlities than before speciaity. Cali 1219-3. wilfred Leri- brigentines Word received from Raymond Ewing| 25¢ and S0c_jars; . e e et A0 i MR TN - Vere. Jandd The ‘men-ofiwar of Englar of Elm avente, now a student at Cor- S that has brought disinetion £ When you fose something— wo RENT_Ofhce 10x13 in Chamber | = galleons of Spain. h The SRt R R e YS Rt s for most Norwich people are || ot Commerce buiaing, wics steam neut | By arape and)roundiaio] BOXBALL ALLEYS ° - e e i agirazak Leihe fereg, """ below zero, in contrast to 40 degrees S WANTED Reliable salesman and || hovest—and on finding snvinioe FOR RENT _Model flat of five rooms | Once’ more allgned the above zero a few days before the cold Two Boxball Alleys for sale. Iaquire|collector A represertative for New instinctively, turn to Bul e e Sparkiment. Bioek on en e AR wave. . ; London county; desirable opening: the loser. Wraniin St newsy buinted and remo- 3 commission coniract: state full partic. [ Want Ads to ‘locate Sated: 310, hiso €aruge fof LOur C&Ts | mii) o phosphorescont oce atheril ulars as to age, experience and what - ‘occt i tor 312. ling al C e navies of the nd, s e e oo FOR SALE Epni 1 U GRS MO ] When s vacancy ocours In | tor sz L T I K sathering Wedneaday -evening at - the Blacksmith and Carriage Shop of the | 225 Springilod, anss: 7 - }"“.""rfin-n o e T o e B Bufletin Ordea | - SEEVEUR! home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith on | DAYLIGHT SAVING PLAN late George W. Harris, Carriage Build. | WANTED — Position as__mother's When' ,you want to sell your g - | i-red salls outrpre Town street. Three tables of whist er, 354 West Main St.; also some stock | helper: reference. Box 900, Bulletin, or real estate. SAXICAB for hi ong or short ving Dutchman 2nd other games were played, and re- NOT PRACTICAL IN ALASKA. | fiui remains to be sold. For particu- | Tel. 378 ni7a < o [ sstances Cenine siv. g A poweare | | e bine; freshments serv lars, inquire of Whsn you want to buy or se Bd‘every ghaoatly Nenes . THE WA ot = — ; 5"iNim onte mor Have to Blindfold Chickens That The: D. C. GRAHAM. through "the Washington Civii strvieal] pets, a business or a lease. O MINE — Farnishod roomz alss | A, Afen i ncq more. Local Jottings. May Go to Roost. et reoiy DEoRe Nerwiol (Canh: Mmf: we prepare vbu'and you Eet'a convensencer for it “housckecylis | view g . 1005-2. B position or we guarantee to refu Rl vhat.c. gt BRVOY nto‘oblividn - ERfitnFaecis T O TAnner Breetl. New York, Jiie 16 Mesidants: of Vour money. | Write to Rarl Hopking RNISHED ROOMS for lZht house- Gnawed enigns trallin 3. President, Washington, D. C.. for book T T hone 1246-2,] 1In deeps unplumbd to b Alaska are opposed to_the daylight FOR SALE FERan T e 20200, eon Do keeplug. L4 DIVS s Mrs. Wellington Miner and Miss |S2Ving plan, the New York daylight 3 sitions with lifetimé employment, short : b - r Gladys Leffingwell were in Hartford | Saving committee, which is urging the | A Modern Eight-room House. | mours. sure pay. resular vacations. - | FURNISEED rooms; reasonable - Saturday- adoption of the plan in this country, = rates, s4itibiy [OF (g housckeeDink. | A DALLADE OF POSSIBLE made public today the following letter Easy Teriis e el O A T B £ FRICSALE Dama Murse; }5 Lnion st yZed ii? Mrs. Thomas Conelly of Tanner|from the secretary of the Skagway y Miss_Coughlin. The Plaut-Cadden Co..| HAVING no more business, must sell | —FOR AENT in the building corner of | When 1 have wed Matllda Jane strest was the recent guest of friends | Commercial club of Skagway, Alasia: A.M. AVERY r¥ich. Conn. Jami1a | o IBNINGE GLphio Grave, ¢ and 9 years | Frauiiin and Willow streets; une cor: | | And, acen our ehildren in New London. gre! orm _you ¥ & RAILWAY mall olorks wanted: $900 | 0ld, about 2500 Ibs. sound and true tolner siore ior years occupled b, | 2'Hee ‘fhair. own” oftepring residents of Skagway could not possi-| Telephone 1122-2 52 Broadway | arai' Vear. promotion o $1.400; éxamo | Work anywhere, and three other horses | Treac druggish und the ics rgomy| Seo Miss Susan Miner of Salem has been | DIy Co-operate with you in this move- irations Feb. 10 in_every state; com- 9 and 11 yéars old. 1160 and 13001 8e0rs KN vidence isakery. —Archa W.|When'my great-grandso visiting her uncle Wellngton Miner, | ment, from the fact that we would e uny S futens - with A e o Daap. Goorara Cort, 63 Broadway. iy17d 3 ¥eis > fer to rn e clocl coac 3 e or ree 0] ol P > — To read the news' o of East Great Plain. e b herowick ‘hack I the QG628 and full information. Ear) Hap- ses.’ at Revnolds' Boarding Stab 76 REND_Newly farnished rooms. | By M AT Ak Rve e R S Tiave it Gy, aht slene 1 OFFER Kins, Washington, D. C. . janésw. |68 Chestnut St Janiid | molfscn conveniences. ab The Seymous | VUmiicre’ may be peace in Me 3 § s c i chambermald; good wages and g conditio; all o J son Jape Th 48 daughter, Mrs, T.'H. Hall,‘at her home | ** S SOV . ornerty part of $6 0w mmunent position If appiied for at once. liven, 237 Willstta Ave. 3 TO RENT Hot et ubg 2 o o I the Yukon roport that there is 5o much > N enyedr ooen. Hotel, Norwicly Conn. | oo O s Tor ¥ 5 15 0r dena i Bome more laylight there that it is necessary to - s yOOD——Five ba Well lighted room space of over 600 | When Capital ha Mrs. John McClafferty ofiProvidence | blindfold the chickens that lheynmay] INSURANCE _salemn anted by | Joseph Searle, 360 W. 3;_’-“‘“4“0‘”"”" sq. fect at rear of store, Main street| ~And oiino fonger t spent the week end with her parents, | go to roost. ‘ge life and accident company; spe- | {aken at Broadwa el Moor und_ entrance, near Postoffice; | O then, perchunce—I Mr. and Mrs. D. F. MacDonald, of the o e o mstruction and assistance to right | _Jjani7d suitable for light 'manufacturing of There may be. peace A Canterbury. turnpike. = man; opportunity for office or inside | ©on GALE_Twenty Digs. § weeks show room Kent only '$15 month pECeRE T A e mive full particulars, acquaintance, | fd Kingsiey Homestead Farm, Fralc- s o e A G R The prickly cact] ce Grover Greenman of Hampton has cent ength of residence in Norwich, present | 1. _Conn. _ a6, e Jeweler, And mountain burros. m been vislting his uncle and aunt, Mr. y ) cmployment, wages and sales experi-| SALESMAN_£6.000 accidental death, 7 From uiter :nce; replies cpnfidential. Write “In- | $30 weekiy accidgnt benefit, $25 weekly surance,” care Bulletin Office. Jji i benefit, $10.30 yearly, half amount 34 e 5: N - 3 250,000 deposited insurance WANTED—A pressman _for job print- FEenouy; aited, ~ g Drestes; widady work thaulte t R S T LS or Rent or daie - Registration Dept., B30 | A Barm ot £5 seres with good buud- Sulletin Office, Norwich, Conn. jan1od FOR SALE—Scolch collic pups: ma ings about 8 miles from Norwich. Temales 35, Tel. 105-5, Jeweit Ci E. A. PRENTICE, 3 b and Mrs. Stuart Greenman, of the Canterbury turnpike: MEN AND WOMEN M. and Mrs. William R. Back and | DOthing equals or compares with little’ son William of Peck’s Corner | the rich food properties in have been spending a few days with relatives in Worgester, Mass s c oTT's Rear Admiral Sigsbee 72. OF JULY, 1929 At a Very Attractive Price. e may be peaee WANTED A young man 18 to 20 gears old. to work in g shop. for gen- eral wor amba, Gabriel! O Addres: 2 e - | Phone 300 86 Cliff Street| Therec may be P T New: Pork i des, 18— Thie e i JAMES L. CASE FOR SALE_White Wyandotte cock- Beries = P, H. Ti 72nd birthday of Rear Admiral Chas. 37 SHETUCKET ST. = ertinsalit akent o e Bandy“colony Sy Thon A D. Sigsbee, former commander of the INVESTMENT DEPT. TN AN i SR | S ione 16 Miss ‘Marforte 1 NEw APARTMENTS HUMOR OF THE D/ Maine, who has been ill. He celebrat- It other foods do 8°°d- It 3. 8., care Builetin Co. Janiéd Jan13sMWS — ed it by sitting up for breakfast ana | It makes 5 s or TED—Young bull, fit for TWOR SALE—6,000 feel 1 vice. Particulars, Box 138, Baltlc, fles ible Zalvinized crucible luncheon and reading congratulatory | sharpens the appetite; stimulates Janied “|cal.e; 4v_ rt. derrick: abel—Tom's afraid biccics. Inguire T. K. telegrams and letters. It was said his . . condition today was greatly improv- | the circulation and helps over- - A G ek WANTED—Place as mother's helper | wizn. Apartments of rooms each in the prop - ed. % MW i o 1 X BULLETIN'S PATTERN SERVICE| are rundown, anaemic .or dress D., Bulletin. 16d PO-ACRE FARM for sale; situated|o,g electric light and steam heater| Wife—I dreamed about 1 1-4 miles from ‘Plainfield vil~ — 2l v 2 . fore- a: in each apartment, $20.00 per month. | was in heaven 2! WAN A . working fore , also 1 1-4 miles from wion . e s ot > > mervous, the benofits oSk 106 SCHOOL STREET man and two farmnands on dairy farm: | corton mill and R. . station: both | Possession given mow—rent to begin | Husband—Did : will receive from Scott’s o Chace B must_pe jgogd milkers; tenement If|steam and electric: about a mile from | February lst. g Vite—1 did then = x - reet anted.” J. B. Brigham, 518 Bank St.|school and church e over a mile u our and five | dreaming.—Town Topics Emulsion will surprise you. 5 ¥ New London, Con Janicd | from P O good Six-room cottage and| Also apartments of f A e 2> 11 Room House with bath, toilet, o : v 7| rooms eack at $10.00 and $12.00 per She—Is golf an exper Scott & Bowse, Bloomoeld, 1617 S o e modern barn with cellar; plenty of hot water and electricity. Pleasant o el ngES | wood. some tmber: cute from mine to | month. oyl must_be location with excellent views, five = == T =TS SBRS0C ten tons of hay, mostly machine mow- Inquire of J. J. CORKERY, eliing a frie £ STORE = ; two Eood pastures. Inquire of B, b 4 ad to LEGK BUNIISS minutes’ walk to Union Sauare. || ani tegror arere onm oy Ak | B hwe: Plaibfcld, Conn. . janisd - | Tel 260. Room 120 Thayer Buiiding | pe b - nine holes. Property in good condition. Price | With anxiety (o correct and satisty - Please ‘consider the human side and now, dug o NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ank's wife fines hi Janiéa FOR RENT every hou AT A COURT OF PROBA right. remember but human to err u B he gtays at. Montville, within and ror FRANCIS D. DONOHUE Wil find fewer errors here than ever| WOR SALE_One model 37 19 < . |atter omce hodrs. 1 Montvitle, Central Build b T before, fewer than elsewhere. - Fagan's, | touring car, fine condition, A very cofy seven-room cottage|gtands for it.” o A, D. 1917, entral Building. one Norwich | the Human “Service First” Smoke Shop. | one model 25 191 with ali modern improvemonte ~an. “He prohably figures Present-—DAN D. HOME, Judge. Perfect Smoking in Perfect Condition. | good runnin 5 cholee “locaticn ~ Fov full particulars| CHe PIoabE BELTS Estate of Georgianna Fitch. anlsd Chevrolet touring car in perfect r inquire of fon WraamciptTe Montville, in_said District. deceased. e e e ning order, $300: $90 buvs one 2 cyl. JUIN A. MORAN, g Ordered. ~That the Administratrix W] FED. MOTH_Railway mail clerk ex-| Maxwell roadster, 16 . b, best possible ool metiie (Bvoker, | “Henry, mow much cite the veditors of s e ILLIAM C. YOUNG & tions in Conn.. commence 375|conaition. Inquire at The Imperial| ... |that girl in the cloakroc : o elr > month; sample questions free. Frank- ge, Chestnut and Willow Sts. Franklin Square, Norwie's. a Gezsed to bring n their claims against b 1o -t B v et ot e e AR AL S age. € - Only a dime, my @ea T e i oix monthe irom. this srpaiscessor to fin 1 . Dept. 31-B.Rgchester, | "iints T 1 agn'c belicve it 1 date. by posting a notice to that effect. e ~O G - Jfl!l]u( FOR SALE—Greatest real estate bar- one of those odlous cre fogetner with & copy of tnis oraer. on | CARPENTER ana BUILDER | _B0vs WaNstep — At Pawers Nocwich: B AR o less O the signpost nearest to the place where Bros, jan1sd n e wie ) BiGkiuxhaoshiime o the way she did for. less said deceased last dwelt. and in the|Best work and materials at right b LELTRL R ter.—Brookiyn Bagle Same Town, and by publishing the same | prices by skilled, labor. WANTED—An experienced table | $50 560" {0 Duna- aiso building lots g Mrs. Youngwife—My once in The Norwich, Bulletin. 2 news: | Telephone 80 West Main St [§irl. Apply at the Lenox House, Main | and 40-foot street. Price for resiuence | About 20 to 25 feet, at 63 Franklin | .1 (hfuential man in po it and make return ta this Court 2 3 and the 38 lots, $10.000. Address Reul|Street, suitable for almost any kind of | Friend—You don't DAN D! HOME, Juige. WANTED Live man or firm to senl | i, Excnange, New London, Conn. |y ginjse at a reasonable price. In-| Mrs. Youngwife—Yes. G The above and foregorns IS A trus SALE.HORSES pine ana it siios. whojesale A refail | —Jooldd rsliger s il by voted in _ two' presidential ¢ co;:.\"‘:;tx_'ecord. '3 Nawan]eeml.umber and Mfg. Co. Nap- _(-olwsflv‘nn’su,vir(m sm&;::m. ar- |9 et and both times it has gon # SUSAN F. HOME, Clerk. JUST ARRIVED T S S a.,‘fi”.f.r'fng""?:. sFr]ed’,:\‘).h«:‘:(eI:, T RENT (e iy = 5 _| WANTED — Dyehouse and- picker- | Lebanon, Conn. =Tel. 62 Lebandn. (o] , e did you NOTICE.-AIL creditors of said de I am just home with the best car-| o SUrNODE SLDNCRONGS iR S, | “hnize g e Kennel 2 ceased are hereby aotified to present |load of unks and Draught Hoses | Norwich Town. jan1ld QUONOCHONTAUG—Ten-room cot-| “From the boy newt doc their claims against said estate to the | that I could find. They are kind yor | - FOR SALE Pool room and candy | @CONOZRON L84 o0 PO 00| Trom e B n to oa undersigned at Norwich, Conn. R. F. D.|will want. Come and see them. WANTED—Old false teeth; don't|Store: Zood locatlon and good town:! Gean and Salt Pond; sown flower and [ gave it to you? E O R TR S e bl ELMER R. PIERSON | matter it broken: T pay $1 to 82 per | e 8 e s reasonable. b 0, | vegetahle gardens: bardwood - floors. | *““Lo," sir; he's ome of the ADELAIDE . THOMAS, ilaaciie, ra s g i v | Box 516, Moveup, Conn Santia”" | plumbing -and ~heat Rental 3358 | noys who's f00 proud to feh: jan17a Administratrix. return mail. janiod E—ATl_kinds of _Aflantic | Othern$2001054110. Serd for hnaklet |~ wyou gee,” said Columb FOR SALE YOR SALE_All kinds © s . = = P s ¢ Bul. | Packing Cols fertilizers. S. C. Egsle- FRANK W. COY. “csterly, R. L proved by this egg tha NOTICE FOR ALLOWANCE OF AD-| A modest home can be bought vers | letin Ofnoe o o _naulre ot Pa'”|ston. General Agent for Connm. North bR et oty MINISPRATION ACCOUNT. cheap. RKReason. owner leaving for the — Stonington. JeuEia “But it works both T A COURT OF PROBATE HELD |eXtreme mnorthwest. For full particu-| ANTIQUES—I have two houses to| SPLIT_WOOD_Five barrels for 31 FOR SALE the King, doubtfully at North Stonineton, within and for the | lars. inauire of furnish with antiques between now and | Joseph Sarles, 360 W. Main. _Orders - i shows that the world a PRACTICAL BUSINESS COSTUME.| District of North Stonington. on. the JOHN A. MIBAN, April 15t, and prefer to purchase direct ; taken at 52 Broadway. Tel. 1122-2. ISthidky of Junussy. A, D. a7 Real Estate Broker. from private parties, and I am in & po-| jan10d o it it were made Into an am Comprising Ladies’ Shirt Waist Pattern | Present—CHARLES 'C. GRAY, Judge. " ition to pay the tob price; sideboards, - would demonstrate with no les 2008 Lo Tkers Bhait TanE Satate of William O, Work, late rof | ¥Framkiin Square. Norwien. | bty Cclairs, beds, "desis, bureaus, | , FOR SALE—One new lumber wagon, 50 ACRE FARM ness that the world is flat North Stonington, in sald District, de- highboys, mirrors, chests, bedspreads| 2 ice plows, 75 ft. rope and pulleys, ice ton Star. The Executor exhibited his adminis- would be used in a house furnished | Ress. nquire 602 st Main St City. |91 asien, Ferge Youl Yoratoy SV | e mxecutor xmoited nip aminiz: | The Haughton Farm For Sale| ¥eiabe uoed tn s oue "pfuaned | ni5 2 For $1,400 Cash THE KALEIDOSCOPE linen, madras, batiste, flannel or tafets | COUTt for allowance: it is therefore bama Ave., Providence, R. dec28d | “Fom SALE — Thoroughbred O. I C. Ordered. That the 23d day of Janu- |One of the most desirable farms in v New house of six rooms, surround- Fifty-five . e ho e o e ot o out in seven] 8TV: A, D. 1917, Bt 0 oclock. In_ the |Connecticut. Over 300 feet frontage| WANTED Raw furs, at H. A, Heeb. | 5165 [0% delivery when elatit weeksold: | | EF% OIS 0 1 shade trees. barn f |, ity -fve miles in five 1o sizess 31, 56, 85 4043, 4% sng 4F 1oo¥el| forénacn, at thé Frobate Court Room |on New London-Norwich Turnpike, |ner's every Thursday. A. o. Bennett | $hofie 1s61o1s. f6x30, one henuery 8x1% two ||Jemarkable vetord -recentl 3 - | in North Stoniamton. in said District, ey froi - novisd pust medsure The sidrt in sey , Sizes!| be. "and the same s appointed for o Tioowich Lo 2w goratching dhods, €0 peach trese || sicage over ice. Taict mesmans. Yt Saquies 3 3-8 oo | Rearink the same, and the said Execu: |ondon. Good mine HELP WANTED and also work & . Tes in rear with . . berri (will be In fruitage -1 tor is directed to give notice thereof by take home; work easy:.one hour ai s rawberries Belle Isle, de 1 ols §Tg2¢inch materlal for the waist and | 3% \iuning this order once in The Nov, | summer kitchen, storage room, etc. | faotory Sufdclent for jearning: soed H OR SES thin “Spring). % acres asparugus 8| 1\ Dumas Man in the 1ro size. The skirt measures about threg| Wich Bulletin. a newspaper having a[Large barn, stone foundation. Pure|pay after learned. Apply Columbla (will cut 300 Ibs. daily in season— ow is & prisom for Ger Sris at the feor e | circulation in sald District. and by |spring water piped to all buildings. | Kid Curler Co.. Colchester, Conn. an income getter). ear_railroad, | oW 15 & Dritom ) This lilustration calls for TWO sep- :_]omn.tul e sr(he‘pu:flh: 120 acres land, about 70 tillable noviod I have a fine load of Horses just in. [} cohool ana ehurc captutediin. the War. o eny Sadrens orhich will be malied | TENTCt ‘where said deceased ash Awelt, | Domaerty non Anasaet Gopoipone, THle- | “\VANTED Second hand furniture, | Some nice matched pairs and chunks, |} stone and machine worked. Accoritimtn e et ror M“"’,‘“m P at least five days prior to. the. date of |EIoPerty has pment pos- | nyghest price paid. A. Pruckner, 55 1500 €0 1600 K11 right Scnd for latest catalogue. Just fi o o iovhe R Op S, REERL AT Order through The Belletin Compnpy, | 8id_hearing, and make return to the | Sibilitles, Must be sold owing to ill| Franklin St. Tel 717-3. may24d | Welghing from 1200 to #all ight|d,oonedsCholce of 400. Nothing Like J37 Y105 U SHREIE To Pattern Dept, Norwich, Gonn. o " | Court. g et e e e from the farms of Towa. Come and sec |} it in all New England. D arted by e e et b Tt ameding s & tide ARCHA W. COIT, them. Al Horses warranted as rep- WILLIAM A. WILCOX Archangel. It is understood CHARLES C. GRAY, the oy was not his own and threat. | samia ViTee, [Teloshons 1534 cfelp anted— in: resented. Real Estats Broker, owing to the congestion of (raf ens to tell the world of his ridiculous 41 West Broad St, Westerly, R. 1, ]| K0l2 and at points on the fra position. The effect on King is amaz- COURT OF PROBATE HELD V. C. SPRAGUE, berian rallway, such as Jslestions . 285 goods sent by other routes, w ing. He is glad the-boy was not his |at North Stoninston, within and for the 2 " ke g B 0 Vest 34th St., New York ]| actually prohibited, are subje son. He goes to his wife who has | District of North Stomington. on the e - Tel. 74-2. janisa ietan 5 Box Now | long aelays g e = 15th day of January, 1917. Telephone 2998 Greele: e o ier and-a touching re- | plesent- CHARLES C. GHAY, Judge. i “5‘-5#-‘%’;"‘&2}..,., 'a very funny cor Estate of Richard B. Wheeler, late|is @8 necessary to the soil as food is i . edy picture, will 4180 be shown. | Seccased, o nEion In sald DIStrict. | ¢ the human race. EXCHANGE AGED FARMER Prudential Insurance Co. 5&'&2:%;?%;:&;‘ 551’{:':;-:;&';“?31'3 The Peck-McWilliams Co. 1 Rag storters. Steady e“csl- FOR S ALE Village Fare i besutitul -village, 3| Made 8trong and/Wall, by Vine on s Court for a fus Timi- = Good v p L Ire, than $SLO000 of paidfor | tatfon of time Tor (he prelentation of POVIRENS b miles out on stats road, 38 acres land | ; Tne IOV, CRUEE, fom, Lo nmurance v issued by The Pru- | claims against oaid estate a3 per ap. |MATT. A TINKER . Auctioneer |While learning. In our new 3 10 roem house, ot and cold | emter A IR prone, cation on file more fully appears, 1t Gies To close an estate the seven- water, etc. Splendid barns, 3 poultry el ca in 1916, and at the | expense- | f= AUCTION building. houses. Bufldings cost $12,000. Wiil | there is nothing equal fo Vi rate in Prudential history, according |, Ordered. That said application be room House number 227 Thames |||exchango for good income property. srentecsol;;‘nl;z\;g'r::dle:gm, e Particuiars TRYON'S AGENCY, Wil- | down er sick Street. Very convenient loca- limantic, Conn. Vestal Centre, N. Y—“T am mer 74 years of age and got ir wealk, run-down condition as a re of the grippe. Our druggist sugge Vinol to bulld me up and I an_improvement soon after takir and it has resiored my strengt can now do & good day's work wife has also. taken Vinol for a 8Room Cottage House, J|down condition with spiendia res . W. Lester. all modern conveniences. || Broadway Phsmacy, 6. . & 8t Stonin, ), 1 safd Distric Y 3 sion of an international business con- | 250k A4y 6t Janvary, A: b 917" at' | tarrilSell &t public austion, at my ference of Prudential fleld representa- | o'clock in the afterncon, an: =] (AFm, the SSowing 1 &t {ving; hermsas, fiven held here. This tasue, Mr. Dry- | i notice of the endency sf said”ap | 1 pair of honses, 1°team wagon, 1 two- den explained, represents .a in :'llel‘t‘on,thl;d of t‘::e time and place of|seated wagon, 1 dump cart, 1 two- s ingurance in force of over 383000,000. | HeRTIRT (1ATS0%, &° TN Y RUBUSE, | norse mowing machine, 1 wheel cut- WANTED piresident” Drvden also statéd that | ifaiin” " Tiskaidtion” (3 2010 DIHIeE | away hartow. 1 horseraice, 1 sat dounie ential now - has 15,000,000 | ana % Biain: il policies, Tepresenting a total of over | By the Court: . oo oo = 1,2t double driving | Ten. Laborers, thres Farmhands, Mill Help, a Waitress, Fireman. harnesses, 1 pair hind w! 1 Olas 3,000,000,000 insurance in force, con-. CHARLES C. GRAY, _ wheels, :finu °8 ‘The Prnden!hl.‘nflmom one Jan17a Judge. gasoline engine (In ‘flne order), 1 of the youngest, as the second com- srindstone, 2 sets of tackle blocks, 1| FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU ety PRI O pany in the world in this respect. 1ot of chains of every Iind, 1 plow and In 3 g & Willimantic by the Wilson Dir: Since its organization in 1876 Mr. cultivator, 1 leveling harrow, 1 spike- s 2 good residential section. || Wilimantic by the Wilson rue ualized m“am Ahiat. oF Gves) tooth hargaw, 1, cumviese ring e . Pharmacy, and in Putnam by J 1y mut 8 total of et e L R . : By N. TARRANT & CO., || bonane Aso at ihe- ieaats R oy erous to mention. - ] y [ Teal stores in nll Conmecticut tow cluding more than $28,750,000 not call- - s m & ed for by licy contracts. 'l"h;.g - santsa tion.. Will sell at a very low price-if sold soon. THOS. H. BECKLEY, Admr. 278 Main Street, May, Building to the forty-first annual figures of the | heard and . determined at a Court of THURSDAY, JAN. 18, 1917, : company, read yesterday by President Room i Ao of s : et} £ o ing ses. | Goort Boom in the Town of North at 10.30 o’clock a. m., "