Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 8, 1917, Page 8

LR to’ see for yourself our large assortment of Electric ' Fo Table and Stand Lamps to be convinced that . my kidneys. At times it is so bad f o, Marshall on Elmwood avenue is all e whials, Murphs, | two-story building, |Len orwich. i HRt T e bratetl. et Reowds <Y wi those we carry are of the finest quality and alden avenue, 22x28. dia orwich eight sales real es- 4 A . Unit:dm.udlm_m tate last week to 29 a year ago. The|hardly able to stoop or straighten on most up-to-date in style and design. . The work on blasting in front of the |street, 20x30. T mortgage for the two weeks| coune of the patn. The Kidnéy act- : i ‘which was moved from its Lew S. Wing, electric sign, 11 Bank |were 38,100~ $41,378 respectively. > - 4 ‘ 'old Murphy | street, 17x24x4, fAve feet distance build- | In New London there were tweive |ion is irregular and the secretions are - You should not further deny yourself the pillars supporting _the veranda roof.| pu razed, has ing. % sales of realty last week to eight a| - The dimensions of the hofise will be | com; M. P. Shea, garage, 35 Perry street, of years for attacks of kidney trouble rheumatism. The pain seems to settle mostly in my back and across avenue, 26.6x47. i s Tt ll,u' Mazur, barn, 164 Shaw street, 22x The foundation work on the mddern| ~Across the front of the house there | Ricardo Geri, clubhouse, Smith street, residence that is being built for J. S. 43355, ear ‘ago. The loans amounted to|Unnatural. At such °times 1, buy easure of owning a fine Lamp as you will ‘ss.m last ‘week to nothing for’ the |Doan’s Kidney Pills at Sevin & Son's i D aal T aiaiie, T | e . hia: et/ 15 Py, mireet eatiis bt last wonr p 7 get the utmost for your money at the prices B eierios SRR D liale Ahingty Kl Progress on Cellar. o o o PR BRI Z uu-;__— Drug Store and ‘they always remove o L ‘y Ao 3 clapboard. There will be chimneys| The callar for the foundation of the |Crystal avenue, Mxzr. . pendigaind the Daing aud cuube’ (s KiZney secre- Wwe are asking during this Mid-Wniter Sale. 1 3::!! will be constructed.on the out- ::fld.lnl ‘where Andrews’ ery hos::n:;;l‘;:‘n[ college, two-story fleld anzh.]chmtm Bru'wh.tvh: been :“worgl; tions_to become natural.” Fy > The tnterior wilt be' Hilshea Off.in Stonework wrill . be | Beguot - Casine agsodition, rebulld |oo- the SoBtact ok the mason WOk| Prite joc, at all dealers. Don't sim- HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR BARGAINS: hard wood, with ali modern improve- three days:. Con- |second story and roof to building, Pe- Main street, adk e ments, including steam heat and elec- | tractor Caesar Del Carlo has charge of | quot avenue. ton: is if % = E Ry iyl - tricity. the work. o Jonn S."Saxton, two-story. bullding. Doan’s Kidney Pills — the same that 3 a ymond street, 46x27. e carpent Mr. Neff ] - The Home Bullders' Co.. two-ctory [ed for the three-family house to. be| . o lad. Foster-Milburn Co., NEW LONDON. Meyers. The plans call for a frame |building, Gorton street, 22x30 1-2. $20.00 LAMP, . . . at $76.00 erected on Erin street, extension, by | FTOPS. Buffalo, N. Y. . . $ 3 ’ e [ e P SR TR R L B e e 1600 LAMP, . . . at $12.80 teration ullivan House. onc family. The house will Rave six . Maple avenue, 16x22. 'Connor has the contract for the car- . Bids have been submitted on plans |rooms and will be provided with every | L. Doane, cittage anc garage, Ocean ipenter work. The exterior is to be i < $ .’ drawn by Architects Payne & Adams |convenience. Work on the house will |avenue. p ccoed. g n o Constipation Causes Bad Skin. 12.00 LAMP, s . . 5 g 9.60 for the proposed changes to a house | probably be commenced this-epring. Bastern Iron and Metal Co., wooden for M. J. Sullivan. and it s expected Purchased Building Lots. . building, Howard street, 35x60. | that the contracts will be let soon. | qng Bentley estate has sold two BUILDING AND BUSINESS. with Dr. King’s New Life Pills. " e > plexion Will Build New House. building lots on Georgianna street to gt bt This mild laxative taken at bedtime Preliminary _ sieuh have been [Mrs. Mary Terson. The property will[Number of New Companies Organized ST, will'assure yqu.a full, free, non-griping $ 9-00 LAM P, . . . at s 7 lso President E. A. Morse of the C. W.|Movement in the morning. Drive~out : drawn for'a_new house on Georgianna |probably be improved by the ersction Lavhest “Tov: Sesorat Yours. street for ilip K. Dwyer, who re-|of new houses on the sites. st 2 5 s Morse shipyard at Noank staf the dull, listless feeling- iting 1 f v s O W 3 fng xeguiting Trom | § $ 3 Sales of real estate during the past|within thros or four manthe Sy uf |overioaded inteatines and slugsish iiv- 4.50 LAMP, A ‘ s Hyga 1t ) .80 cently purchased a building lot on that Thohné et Dol Phedeb, street. Mr Dwyer Dblaus the ercctioh| Work is wall slong; on the ney: fes—|wesk as ahown by the nstnbes of war- be started in the construction of the|ST At Sl Aesmtice, e ranged for one family, fitted up with |idence on Broad street which is being franty deeds filed in the cities of the | g es Shipbuilding plant at|=— of an attractive frame cottage, ar- 5 r_one built for W. P. Buck by the Wood- Groton on a site below the .New Lon- every conveni®nce. worth & Jenney Co, Ine, The piane |State Teported in The Commercial Rec- [don Ship & Engine Co. plant, where gg;‘;‘“ of spraying without further i v ToOEed. this “condition and clear your com- stu * lm?f.Sf's;xeg'%;:.".."a;:":.,%‘;:’fl;; ssmeion Sonsorent et $1150 LAMP, . . . at $ 9.20 You can make your cosy home a little cosier ¥iguring Plans. - call for an > . 3 attractive frame house, ar- |ord, numbered 404, as compared with | property was recently purchased by tty amp. Plans are being figured fora new jranged for one family, firted up With 370 in the same week of last ydr, C- V"»eduo{flgi, ML e Seeds, Fertilizers, Silos and Lime NES PINLS: talls Jan. house on Georgianna street for Harry fevery convenience. T. F. Cleary has |while mortgage loans for the week to- nol:nieu:m‘ tz th::ei-a SR Wihat libve' Sou olamnpa o - iis the sub-contrac m g 3 farnace heating and SthesTRInE and (taled $1,861125 as against 31,138,806 2 |forse intonded to purchase the New |Fe2r? How many acres ars you seed- - |vear ago. ing to grass this spring? Figure 1 1-2 tracts will be let soon. London Marine Iron Works President The number of new companies Or-|Norse said that recently they had |PuShels of oats to each acre seeded to Notes. sanized in the state last week was the = grass. Are v y looked the iro . you keeping eight cows ‘ Work is well along on the new resi- |largest for several weeks. Twenty-one | {hoy woud mot buy ine saat c “*i4 |or more ana have you a silo? 1If you | . - dence on Broad street which is being [néw companies filed organization pa- = have not.’ you should get an order in built for W. P. Buck by the Weod- [pers last week as compared with eight STAFFCRD SPRINGS. for a silo and plan on planting a _su; worth and Jenney company, Inc. The|& year ago. The total capital stock ficlent area of corn to fill it. Now’'s 25.27-29 BROADWAY plans call for an attractive framethis year amounts to 31166500 as com-| Smith & Cooley have completed the | te_time to do it _How about pota- A house, arranged for one family, fitted [Pared with $258.000 in the correspond- |erection of a new. bullding to replace | 10537 If you haven't gotten your seed up with every convenience. The sub- |Ing week of . the factory which was recently des- m,goaoe:tyfi:\-&eg“figififlmfld"ntgefii‘ltg contract for the plumbing and furnace| Petitions in bankruptcy last weekliroyed by fire. It will be about §0x60 & heating has been installed and other [numbered sit, with tatal assets of|feet, four storfes high, of brick, mill | sn0 Bt eaTly. If You 4o seed don | Eiectric street car service’ was be- sub-contracts will be let soon. g an ilities of »785. In | construction, with slag roof and elec- Brass ond Jhave Several acres of |gun in Matanzas and Cardenzas on Six stories of the steel-framed ad- |the corresponding week of last veargiric elevator. e A e s aee, oo Shoslll|| Decsniver 11, dition to the Mohican hotel, fronting|there were four petitions, with total = e e R, e oL on Meridian street have been bricked |2ssets of $5,524 and liabilities of |BUILDING OPERATIONS , g e i O i B n. in running from the third to the ninth |$19,888. 5 T "“m”"m' — wa‘\m,c lnme: and the remaining two stories| Building permits were issued last ity 2 e e B e T T The finest harbor in the world is said to be that of Rio de Janerio, Bra- ot the tod-oe b . veek in the cities of New Haven, and get a cireular of fertilizer formu- Bnished up with slome oing are belng | FC ttora, Waterbury, | Bridgeport,| Comparative statistics of building | 1as for crops, fruit, berries and vege- At the new Barrows building on|Stamford and New Britain - to the |and engineering operations in _New |tables. You shouid not forget that State street the store window frames|DNumber of 68 for building construc- |England, as compiled by the F. W.|lime is necessary to sweeten the sour will be placed this week and the in- |tiOn cCOSting $1,546,185, the largest|Dodge Company, follow soll to srow clover. Get your orders side work .on the other floors of the |2mount expended for new construc- |Contracts to Jan. 7...$14,801,000 | for seed, fertilizers and lime in now. building is proceeding rapidly. tion work in these cities for months, | Contracts to Jan. e e The window frames for the two |the increase being found in Hartford, | Contracts to Jan. ey Grow Rhubarb. N OF THE TOWRN: LIES stores in the new Marsh building on |Where a permit has been issued for the | Contracts to Jan. - 16,870,000 | There are e gardens which do / % Wl State street . near Bank street Bave|P€W building for the Traveler's Insur- | Contracts to Jan. 31, 10,342,000 | not contain hills of rhubmrb. That is N THE COUNTRY ™ also Leen put into position. and fast|2nce Co. in that place. A yvegr ago in|Contracts to Jan. [ Ewe a crop that should be found in every From Piles no matter how long or how to your druggist today and get a 50 cent box of Pyramid Pilé Treatment. It wilk give quick relief, and a si box often cures. - A - trial mailed free in plain wrapper if you send us coupon below. progress is' being made on finishing|the same cities 89 permits for con-|Contracts to Jan." garden, as it produces edible stalks By PROF. P. G. HOLDEN. i1di struction work costing $319,96: in early spring when fresh fruits and { FREE SAMPLE COUFON | |°® “;U‘,‘;_‘;'l‘;?;;‘;_l‘g:';‘;"i o SN Neve TR S erile waen fresh fouits 4o HE opportunity of the town lies in the country. The country can gel PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY, . ONS. Contracts awarded last week include to Jan. 31, crop will grow anywhere yet it needs along without the town, but no town ever Las or ever will be perman< & Pyramid Blde. Marsball l’(ich' m‘{:m?{%’:& building annlications the new high school building in Wa- to Jan. . 10,012;000 much fertilizer -to oproduce maximum ently prosperous where the land is poor. The town is built on farm ndly send me a Free sample o e as follows: terbury; store and apartment buildi; 3 Plants can be obtained very £ : : Pyramid FileTreatment, in plain wrapper. | | B. H. Hilliar, cottage in rear of 279 |in Hartford: public garages in Bridge: o T Sl Ay Wiatiaky.yenic <They Mhodia L. os SDFORKES o What Tarmers Drofricein cxcess of thelrlioms aeedw Lan Name Crystal avenue, 24x32 feet. port and Hartford; factory buildings to aJn. 2 be set about five feet apart, and the | fact, towns are consumers, not real producers. Towns are the natural evolu e Bl—;;.;;,:,ta:"i;t GIOISnEsz addition to 24 [in Bridgeport and Brisgol: store and o San 5 e c;%':l &: theipl;nt uh(o):ld h; c;:dnred tion and outgrowth of necessity—places to store and distribute the world's Street ........ - 4 £ . 4.6x60. apartment block in Greenwich; adai to Jan. aBou e e e should not| gurplus products through the channels of commerce. There is but road, .. F. S. Nichols, garage, Mohegan ave- ltion to storehouse. in Waterbury and |Contracts to Jan, & o fPUIL heavily from. the pishis set unth| m::mt ity hm:;’:.‘_{h,g i oaa o fétie i, Bxatncedin 20 sym) they have grown one or two years and 8 have become very strong. Only the | pathetic, so sensitive to crop production, that the forecast of a poor wheat or fiets will come later through stimulat- | \ATSer_stalks should be puiled. “All| corn crop affects the markets of the world. When the harvest fields smile, ¢d_community effort in the Study of | oo Uos a3 soon as they apbear s that | 1OWDS WAX fat. and factories increase the pay roll. Corn; wheat, acd bay, beet| i e the plant food materials will nourish the foot instead of maturing the seed. WILLIAM C. YOUNG Successor_to STETSON & YOUNG : AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS CARPENTER ana BUILDER /PROFITS IN SPRAYING It Is bowsible fo fores chubarh 1n' the Best work and materials at right A Missourian’s Experience and His allowing them to freeze in the prices by skiiied labor. Telephone 30 West Main St * Advice to Farmers. fall, then bringing them into the cel- lar and covering the clumps with three EXTENSION SCHOOL i for th A " S Tor Gis poage Ik ma’k_et' amd. iR~ Orchardists who have sprayed real- |or four inches of gandy loam.. The AT CANTERBURY. | Sliminat ize without exception that there are |Plants should be kept moist and. al- N ittle ight. Average Attendance of 81 and a Total] At each school of this type there is | tremendous profits to be obtained :in | 27 0 o0l a:little Hght o L0 O Rerei: one day in the ladies’ course that is | fruit srowing by spraying and that for |MAKE LIME SULPHUR AT HOME. PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING the climax of the week’s work. From |every dollar spent four or fv. e will x = Shen TR AT each buckboard, Ford, or other means s Two years ago L. W. Rice of Wilbra- CALL UP 734 gricultural | or"transportation as the lady of the | COme back. This of course providing |, .r ™ yeet™ S%0 b Vo Nae 2f WHOTS ——————— | | COllege Extension Service scheduled a |house erme; th ki - B " es, her face beami! with e work is properly done in a thor- % With or Without Gas Attach- l|four day school in home economics, | anticipationtishe carres smder "onn ough way at the proper time. yzi el ok n:i ri.}x‘ms‘l‘nndmm med"';cob;‘OMlA(I‘.vAv:.y- EFFICIENT Jlpoultry, crops and rying at Can- ;\l:':: -; nh;e ywwbr:nxed ;;a.ruil_ w::lch W. B. Chapman in southern Mis- |Pooled their ord and employed one an = terbury, the chances were =y is er stepping stone | .o, na of their men to make their lime sul- T, e oen lo one|for exaltation or the source of pangs | °Ur! has this to say of spraying re- |0 MOV, RO, 0O TN (008 4 T i that they did not know what a hotbed |of disappet o sults th E o, 4 g ppoinment. “What will my loaf e past season: “I have an or- v, MODEL RANGES of Guestions they were putting the | Score?” seems to_be In every pair of |chard of 11 aores, spraved twice and | marians it dioped that other com four Instructors Into. The average at- |eves that meet the teachel who re- [S0ld my aDples {0 the people in the |IMi(ter thia year. Those sections that W Trnieh M fo Sl abk men and women, all | ceives the bread and gives if the prop- | COURtry for $1140. Had I received my |momiton e year oot il me eons interested in the work, who actually |er attire for ite cace a sow I " |sprayer at the right time I el En ers. of Ranges asked 1,630 questions of the instruct- |op, ® @ few hours Iat- | nave made more, as I have scab and e g e A it houid be ———————— | | OTS, With such interest, not only were ¢ % blotch on my fruit. This is nothin; seems A. J. Wholey& Co. [ |i.nstructors kest bisy piving thelr | who s ore i oe o kinow wnat they | SoZPaed ywith what someothers have |fnfite Tastors:in-tha. sacessefl man: S o y - the audience was offering personal ex- | MUERt to do improve their bread. Mrs. | 1 soia 3400 worth & year ~ C oro [ufacture of lime sulphur. - 12 F " |Sager was the maker of a loaf of - = 2 FERRY STREET periences which substantiated or re- [J2EET aS the maker of a loaf & of m%h.:;tn:;ne.mg‘)::m‘r:n jexPeri | NEW NAVAL BASE T T i o ooor heving Do Tpchd et ty Torth noting. The fact that one sea- ON SAN FRANCISCO BAY nom- praying o L pistL e Robert J Cochrane ics course' being o very close second, | The school was productive in imme- | increasea ;n;::vuu; of T Tt e Tt Rucowimenddad. By’ Board (of :Navy and while e Cro) ane 0Se presen! extent of it - Office: § s Sore Dot 80 PopLIRet thty Sere son | sesma ovident that the Ereatest.Detie- )ity Gsubtial o eoa . rage v e, e Dyustas Sty GAS FITTING, siderably above the average for inter- | . LRy VAL £ Washington, Feb. 7.—Establishment PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING est, 3 ADVANCE . of a new naval base on-San Francisco | |G Sy = Py e - — . “ashington Sq. Washington Building | totny ne chent Sooh Tas, in session. o Nane I In the price of milk for the ten vear[bay and development of the Puget . Norwich, Conn. Foultry flotke {airy: tids’ and- felds THE PRICE OF MILK |2 0% e o “““‘;’,,;";”(,',,.’"‘,‘,,‘“t;‘h" F-as recom- | pork, and poultry—these are the soll bullders, the home builders, the bullde Ageat for N. B. O, Sheet Packing. |were given the benefit of the presence | 14 e The New York Associati s g board of navy| of great cities. eaien it Not Kept Pace With the Increase ; sociation for Im- | officers which made a special study of B =y Gt n::_k:n v‘:}:‘:b: o orcane Gty ;..‘::.... * i ‘mm‘““on of the Poor have | the situation. Thelr Teport urges tm- The old fashioned Chamber of Commerce, with its cash boruses and fred Phone 531 in ways of increasing the Profits of TStently made o comparative study of | mediate appropriation of $1,600.000 for | factory sites, is rapidly passing away. Instead of grabblng business from cach _— the farm. Has the advance in the price of milk | stusrs for November. 1916 and oo ot :"u'.'.“y‘"g"i‘sé’:& site on San ITan-| otter we must realize that our opportunities lie hidden in the fertility of ‘the MODERN PLUMBIN consyen men started detalled farm ac- kept pace, and is the price on.a par|vember, 1916. They report increase |opment of Mare Island yard for build- | Soil.. Tewrs and cities are beginning to look to tlie country, out to the flelds of detérmine phase of | with that of other food stuffs? ranging from 11 per cent. in the case |ing purposes, and $2,60,000 fo- the de- | growing corn, wheat and cottom for their real prosperity. A successful hay their farming deserves more atten- Tk ot To W r this question a of milk to 113 per cent. in the case of | velopment of Puget sound. campeign will bring factories to the town. Hay means beef and pork, which R mad the last ifisue of In no case was there a de-| The commission now has' concludéd Study was made of the o J#sue Of|crease. Here again it is shown that|its study of the mavy yard situstion| Deckon the packing house and storage plant. More corn means cereal mills) in-the rapid increases in the prices of 4 factories, starch factories, Flour mills locate in wheat producing sec” Y reasu of Labor Statistics, giving aver- on the Pacific coast, and its report| glucose 3 EVEH UNE LIKES age retail prices of various food stuffs |OUr, Staple food stuffs during 1916, the | went to congress today with the &p- | tions. Oreamerles follow the dairy cow, and the truck patch calls for the can for the United States by years since|Price of milk has not kept pace. proval of the president. It says an| pio gactory. is as essential in_ modern hous electricity is to lighting. We guaran- tee the very best PLUMBING WORK by expert workmen at the fariest s Y007, The sty Peveslun Wy Tl Food Value of Milk lrgent necessity exists for a new yard Ask us for pl; d prices. i <o § % g - Let us have more Chambers of Commerce and agriculture. Let us create lans 2nd p T ' N Rt The price of milk is not on a par|of eficient size and equipment to ac-| Let Bl aiid tot Uifies it from ‘ottice. eom- munities. ' J. F TOM PKINS ® ‘We must not forget that every farm is a factory, and that in every state, there are thousands of these factories which need our best thought and effors “PAPE’'S COLD COMPOUND” ENDS to make them productive. ’ A COLD OR GRIPPE IN + A FEW HOURS. -In FI BURNS Your ‘cold will break and all grippe 67 West Main Street x ¥ misery end after taking a dose of _> 4 4 o 3 x ¥ 1« The board Heating and Plumbing |;s:es. 503, Compoune syery"ewo | oo Falroun i - B | .. When your child's permanent teeth are Z It promptly opens clogged-up nos- | TCiiia"n o : 3 a; forming—+that’s the time to begin the 92 Franklin Street A ey e b hedd, - made . stops nasty ning, relieves sick headache, -duliness, use of 2 feverishness, sore throat, sneezing, o S s B . IRON GASTINGS !~ i summess Quit powine ington—The Tolin P nr and snuffiing! Ease your / FURNISHED PROMPTLY BY Hoai otiing Aie I (e T Ly [ ] Lyun 5 h -8 such prompt relief as “Pape’s Cold steak THE VAUGHN FOUNDRY (0. |l editdt 2575 28 % = ForThe Teeth' No. 11 to 25 Ferry Street and causes no increase in 2 > / ; 3 3 . ce, inconvenience. Accept no substitute. 1 T T T T R T YOU DEMAND GOOD CEMENT Prepared by a Doctor of Dental Surgery GOOD SAND AND GRAVEL ARE JUST AS IMPORTANT. i : : : All Our Products Are Graded and Washed and Cost no More. -IM:-IJ-N' o s e s Tawaghs ot Deliveries by C. V. R. R. and by Water. THE NEW LONDON SAND & STONE COMPANY 856 STATE STRE&T, NEW LONDON, CONN. - . L W.Lyom & Soms,Inc, 611 W.27¢th St.,N.Y,City . B S R e,