Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 7, 1917, Page 10

What Is Going On Tcaight iture Moving Plctures at the Au- ditoflum Theatre. ltem‘ Pictures at the freed The- Vaudeville end ‘Moving Pistores at the Davie Theatre. ANNOUNCEMENTS .~ J. E. Allemong in Town. J. BEawin Allemong the composer, is visiting in Norwich. beginning @ write at an early age, his six hundred |inc compositions include sacrs’ and secu- lar vocal solos, duets, trios, quar- tettes, and choruses, piano, organ and violin' solos and many popular songs. Among his earlier compos:tions Were the stlos Come Unto Me, I Heard the Volce of Jesus Say, Thy Wil Be Done and Abide With Me. Among his ea- cred choruses are O Jesws, Thou Art Standing, Come Unto Me. Yo Weary, Tarry With Me, O My Savirur, Seek Ye the Lord, Lord s Our Life and Weary of Eartl. Amons his ballads are Secrets. Hermit, I Love Lut Thee, Because, The End of a Perfect Day, and When Stars.Are in tae Quiet Skies. However, his poyular _songs have brought him most prominently before the public and ail -recelved merited recognition. Mr. £)lcmons is a member of a number of rausical so- cleties and is also a member of the Richmond, Va., chapter of the Sons of the Revolution. He is a Virg:nian but spends much of his time in tre north. DAVIS THEATRE. Three Big Keith Vaudeville Acts and Triangle Photoplays — Cor morrow, Douglas Fairbanks Americano. If you want to see a show that will give you a good laugh, don't fall to visit ‘the Davis today. The feature attraction is Murphy, Nichols & Co. four people, who have a roaring fun- ny travesty, from Zaza to Uncle Tom. This is a big time headline act and has played all the larger Keith thea- tres, over two thousand times. The wecond act is Billy Nickerson, the un usual monologist, who sings, dances and tells storles in his own pecuilar way. The other act is Joe Dealey and Sister, a clever tsam of enteftainers, who have one of the prettiest dancing novelties in vaudeville. The Triangle feature on this bill 1s Dorothy Dalton, the new and magnetic star of the Kay Bee company, in Chicken Casey, & five part Ince production. The play has to do with the adven- tures of an actress who playggu clever trick on a young author to ‘convince him that she is fitted for a role which she desires. It is necessary for the accomplishment of her purpose that she disguise herself as a girl of the slums and undergo a series of startling adventures. She is “game” and the eventual discomfiture of the author is compiete. The play is extremely amusing and cffers excellent opportunities not only to Miss Daltdn but also to Charles Gunn, the new Thomas H. Ince lead- ing man, who appears as the author. To compiete the show, there ‘s a funny comedy called A Grab Bax Bride. with Al St John and a cast of old Keystone favorites, R BREED THEATRE ety Emmy Wehien in Vanity, Five-part Metro Wonderplay Feature for To- day—The Fall of a Nation Thurs- day, Friday and Saturday. Today and tonight the Breed will present the most bewitching of stars, Bmmy Wehlen, in the new Metro wonderplay, Vanity. This thrilling drama is from the pen of one of America’s greatest dramatic _writers, Aaron Hoffman, and shows the folly of a girl's allowing her imagination to run riot on the subject. of beautiful clothes. It also teaches a great moral lesson. The Burton Holmes travel se- ries and a very funny comedy com- Dlete the bill for_today. On_Thursday, Friday and Saturday the Breed will present the mightiest picture of world conflict that the brain of man has vet conceived -and Tealized, The Fall of a Nation. An orchestra of ten pieces will render the original Victor Herbert score and the picture will be presented in its mag- nificent entirety and exactly as pro- duced at the Liberty theatre, New York, and the Illinois theatre, Chica- €0, where it was shown at prices Tanging from fifty cents to two dol- Jays. The management of the Breed is" obliged to make a slight increase in admission to this production but has placed the price in reach of all Matinees all seats will be fifteen cents and evenings the entire house will be twenty cents. There will be four shows daily at 115, 3, 7 and 845 p. m. THE AUDITORIUM. A Strong Bill for Today and Thursday Matinee—Thursday Evening Thea- tre Has Been Leased by Outside Parties, Therefore Necessitating the Change from Regular Programm Today and Thursday matinee will see Jean Sothern in a picturization of Whoso Findeth a Wife. This is one of the most widely read novels of the ast year. It is written as a protest the theme of Hall Caine's The Woman Thou Gavest Me, and has attracted widespread attention from the church and press. Another big_attraction for _these performances will be the fourth epi- Sode of that famous serial Patria, with Mrs. Vernon Castle. Owing to the theatre management having leased the Auditorium for Thursday evening the regular show will necessarily have to be omitted. There will, however, be something go- Ing on at the theatre under the man- ageship of another party. This is only for Thursday evenins and “as usual the regular performances will occur at the usual hours each day thereafter. AN AMERICAN HELD FOR ESPIONAGE IN JAPAN. Ralph Hoyt Thayer Charged With Entering Wireloss Station. Tokio, March 6.—Ralph Hoyt Thay- er, formerly of Utica, N. Y., who was arrested recently on the charse of vio- lating the law for protection of mili- tary secrets, has been remanded for trial and released under bond of X bundred yen. He is charged with having entered without authorily the wireless station zone of Yokusuk: important naval station 13 miles south- west of Yokohama. Not Bothered Any More So-called rheumatic pains, aches of grippe, lame back, sore muscles or SEIff joints are the result of overwork- ©d, weak or disordered kidneys. E. L. Turner, Homer, Ky., writes: “After freated by doctors two veirs, I | decided I would try Foley Kidney Pills. Since taking them I have not been bothered any more.” Foley Kid- ney Pllls strengthen weakened Kid- neys and help them rid the blood of ana poisons. Why suffer from ‘or bladder trouble when reliet 4 ehéfi!. i Two coples of the Liverpool W Post were recently recolved heto. England, sent by.a Liverpool merchant brother-in-law it on. the land. is a penny a copy. The which they are grinted is quality. Many Cases of Measles. Not for years has an epidemic of measles swept the town as ut the pres- ent time. Whole families, including the mothers, are down with it. In one of the rooms of the Town strest school second grade Tuesday morning, and the attendance in all the rosms is greatly lessened. Fell Down Stairs. Louis Apley of Vergason avenus fell down stairs Monday, dislocating one finger and receiving severe bruises that he is unable to be on his trips as usual. hday Party for Baby. Mrs. Henry Bccleston entertained a few friends Friday afternoon at her home on Tanner street, it being her little son’s first birthday. Heard and Seen. | Mr. and Mrs. Jucob Wharmby of Storrs are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Louis Apley of Vergason avenue. N. Stanley Vergason of New London recently visited his parents at their home on Hungington avenue. H. G. Lambert of Arlington, N. T, was the guest Sunday of the brothers, D. M: and Olmsted Peck, on Plain Hili. Recent . Visitors. C. C. Appley of Mystic spent the week ‘end with his mother, Mrs. H. W. Vergason, of Huntington avenue. Mrs. Freeman of Bast Norwich s spending two weeks with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Thomas Smith, of Town Street. € Since thfs recent heavy storm the sidewalks with one or two exceptions have been well cleared and made safe for travel. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Vergason of Providence were ‘at their former home on Huntington avenue last week for a brief sta Mrs. J. FI. Fitch and Mrs. James Spicer of Preston were guests Thurs- day of Mrs. George A. Frink of Otro- bandg avenue. Mrs. D. W. Lillibridge of Charles- town, R. T visited the last of the week her niece, Mrs. Noves D. Chase, at her home on Otrobando avenue. SWORN IN AS ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF TREASURY. George R. Cocksey Takes Office Vacant for More Than a Century. ‘Washington, March 6.—George. R. Cooksey was sworn in today as assist- ant to the secretary of the treasury, a position revived in the treasury de- partment after having been unoccupied more than a_ century. A salary of $5,000 a year for the position was pro- vided by the last congress. Mr. Cook- sey has been private secretary to Sec- retary McAdoo and previous fo that was a member of the Washington staff of The Associated Press. BULLETIN'S PATTERN SERVICE 1964 A SIMPLE DmEss FOR MOTHER’S GIRI. Girl's One-Picce Dress, With Sleeve in Either of Two Lenztha. This style is made to ead. am sy to develop. zood ‘Tor lefe’ eabardine’ gaiatea: Efngham, seersucker, and nice Tor in- Sn. tatfoia, velvet amd corduroy. The Beie i< Cut with aeep pocket sections, which form & precty ogal* trim. ming over the of 1015 aha e 3 Tt Togpires ¢ . 12 and 14 years. oF di-inoh material for a 1i-year slze. K'patiern of this Hinetratlon matiea to any aAdrens on receint of 10 cents Porser b1 Touks Fae Bullettn Company, Cger ohion ulletin . Fatltern Deply Norvwich, Gonn. WANTED A housekesper, with uiture. “Lewis Fites, Kilingly, Conn. CARMANIA PASSED SAFELY THROUGH WAR ZONE. Sailed at Night and Was Escorted by ONE EXPERT BAKER AND ONE BAKER'S APPRENTICE GOOD SALARIES TO LIVE MEN ately ihroush the submarias Smeers eal e vewstl depaied at sengers vesse] a night, escorted by waroraft. Little Rock, Arl that the city is practically 100 per cent. organized. Apply at the MOHICAN STORE unions assert it work of small BER o3 Banletesn Gonm: “furs WANTED Responsible position by young' lady with excellent edueation; nas had experjence as teacher. Address Box 35, cure Bulletin, marid W -A com; it gardener. letter. 3 P e B e TR e s, S sl WANTED—Cosiion as wuree or por. manent care of invalid o oid 184y B Tewis 4" Ui u se: Norw £eDISWEM eraar oz L RN R B 7 WANTED—Men and women to qual- ify for government . positions: several thousand appointments to be made next few month: full information about openings, how to prepare. etc., Iree. rite immediately for booklet ©G-§35. Earl Hopkins, Washingt on, D. C ‘mar3d WANTED—Girl Lo assist in general housework. Apply, 26 Kinney ave. maréd s WANTED—Forty bushels of turnips or mangel beets. Jonn Duff 133 Obch- ard St City. Phone 151-5. marsd WANTED To buy all kinds of skins and furs; best prices paid. H. J. Yur- man, Practical Furrier, Thayer BIdg., Room 106, Norwich. marsd WANTED Married man_ of good habits on farm; one who is wining and able to work; milking done by ma- chine; good wages and tenement. Ad- dress’ Edw. E. abel, East Great Plain, Norwica, K. 1. 2. Phone 1693. mar3STuw 'WANTED FCR SALE TWO FIREMEN —STEADY WORK The Cottage at Gales Ferry formerly owned by Albert L. Potter. For partic- ulars apply to the undersigned. R. S. BARTLETT, Trustee C. M. ROBERTSON CO., Montville, Conn. WHY DO WE cat hen's eggs, not ducks? ‘Because when a hen lays an egg she advertises the fact. We ad- vertise the Cobweb Corner because iU's a ®0od broadlear wrapper cigar. We wiii ‘mail a box of 50 to our out of town readers for $& If you read our advertising, give us a little of your patronage. kagan's Smoke Shop, Nor- wieh, Conn. - margd Room 14, Central Building COWS FOR SALE NEW MILCH AND SPRINGERS Can furnish in carload lots if wanted. FRED W. HOXIE Lebanon, Conn. wagon. Apply to A. Francis & So Thames St. — WANTED COTTAGE OR APARTMENT 5 or 6 Rooms Telephone 62 Centrally Located MR. KARP Care of Maurice Sample Shop _ WANTED—X Doy to_drive delivery WANTED _Five young men. alsc girls, Troy Steam Laundry, z8. Frank- in_ Street. marsd TWANTED A woman, by ihe day, o clean. Fhone 905, margd WANTED To buy cheap, pair of ork horses; medium weight: state welght and price. Address Box 313, Norwich. Conn. mar3d WANTED Cross_ties for cash along the line of the N. Y., N. H. & H. R. K. A. J. Phipp Co. Oysier Bay N. ¥, rep- sénted by 1 S. Kitson, Aliyn House, Hartford, Conn. mar2d WANTED —Two bright messenger boys for the delivery uepartment; ex- ceilent: opportunity to learn the busi- ness. _ Western Union. marzd FOR SALE Room Suits, many other things. Thursday and Friday THIS WEEK Hours of Sale—9 to 12 and 2 to 4. Will arrive about March 8 or 9—our agent with a car- load of Horses, bought di- rect from western farms. Sound and well broken. All ready for use. chunks. Come 148 BROAD STREET and see 50 Cows For Sale Carload New York Cows just arrived. JAMES H. HYDE North Franklin, Telephone 30, Lebanon. PUTNAM TRUCKING & TRADING CO. FARM FOR SALE IN FRANKLIN. order of the Probate Court, to the Giles Harrington farm in Franklin is offered for sale. The farm consists of a dwelling house with g00d cellar. barn, carriage house, house and outbuild- ings. There are about 60 acres of land, divided into pastur settle an estate, A SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE OLD MYSTIC, CONN. corn house. exceptional, dark loam, dues not bake or dry out and is in a very high state of cultivation; is watered by springs. woodland, mowin; Is "an. sbundance of wells, springs and brook on e prem: Ses:: §00 cords of frewood could be e s e o~ o room house, good cellar ana attic: pump in kitchen to weli of exceilent rices by the ground, has grand view and is located On the state highway from Norwich to Willimantic _and village and about from Norwich_and House Hill. wagon house attached, wagon and im- plement shed, garage, corn house and two_poultry houses. All bui good condition. implements for sale. eight miles For_further Information, apply to Frank B. Harrington, at the to Willlam H. 35 Norwich, Conn. —— ey LEGAL NOTICES AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich, within and for the Distriot of Norwich, on the 6th day of March, Present—NELSON J. Estate of Charles A. Bradlaw, late of Norwicn, In said District, deceased. The Administrator exhibited his ad- ministration account with said estate to the Court for allowance: it is there- Ordered, That the 10th day of March, A.D. 1917, at 3 oclock in the after- noon, at the Probate Court Room in tfie Otty "ot Norwich. and the same is, appolnted for hearin the same, and the said Administrator directed to give notice thereof by puw. lishing this order once in some naws: paper having a circulation in said Dle. trict, at least three days prior to th date’ of said hearing, and make to tne Court. NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. The sbove and foregoing is & record. HELEN M. DRESCHER. ‘Assistant Cleric. NOTICE FOR ALLOWANCE OF AD- MINISTRATION ACCOUNT. AT A COURT OF PROBATE Also full line of farm Less than % mile Full particulars from ARCHA W. COIT, Telephone 1334 $S00 will buy a small farm of three acres cleared land, two cottage houses and barn, 50 apple trees and some other last fall's crop was 30 barrels. This place is situated on Norwich and R F. D, and tele- Investigate. 63 'Broadway AYLING. Judge. Westerly trolley, phone. A Tare bargain. in said District, Immediate possession. If you want a farm, Farm Bulletin, latest editlon, just pub- Prices ranging send for my cholce of 400. from $275 to $25,000. WILLIAM A. WILCOX, Real Estate Broker, No. 41 West Broad St. Rooms 1 and 2, Central Theatre Building, Telephone No. 2365. ‘Westerly, R. L HELD at pozrah, within and for the District on the 5th day of March, AUCTION NOTICE- 2 . Auctioneer Office at Auction Room, Block, Danielson. er._for full advertise- e largest auction sales, East Central Building CHARLES N. BENTLEY, Watch this ment of one that will take place necticut this spring, at the John John- son farm, Pomfret, Conn., on Wednes- March 14, 1817 'ALBERT GOODHALL. Will be very difficult to get this sea- Y |son. So place your order early with The Peck-McWilliams Co. THERE s aaverusing medium U 60 Gl to The Bul Bozrah, in said District, deceased. The Admifistratrix exhibited her aa- ministration account with sald estate to the Court for allowance; it is thage- Ordered, That the Sth day of March, t 2 o'clock in the afier- at the Probate in said District, be, same {s, appointed same, and the said Administratrix directed to give notice there lishing this order one Norwich Bulletin, a newspaper tion in said District, and b & copy hereof on the pubic in said Bosrab, nearest where d last dweli, at least thres to the date of said hearins, Rad make return to the court. CHARLES N. ., Juage. .The above and foregoing ©@py of record. A. D. 1917, Court Room hearing the Eastern Cozmecticut letin for business WANTED—A chambermaid, at once. Permanent position, with good pay. APpiy to The Wauregan Hotel, Nor- wieh, Conn. marzd BOY 'TED—Good pay. Maurice Sample Shop. teb27d WANTEDHelp at the factory; also work to take home; no work given out unless same can be returned finished in three days. Columbia Kid Curler Co.. Colchester, Conn. feb2d WANTED—Five Gridley & Cleveland automatic operators, 4 millwrights, 5 first class steel polishers, 2 first class SR A A e A D SN el Ty seENT—Centrally coum uag all W-mvm-u - ern improye: N e e anudrsa ol RENT—Farm Of 68 actes, Good | suiisiuke, weil watered, on state i When .you flose something— for most Norwich people ars honest—and on finding anything instinctively, turn to Bulletin Want' Ads to locate the loser. When a vacancy occurs in your rental property. Whsn you want to “sell your FOR SALE Decwecs sorwicn una ' FPreston City, Knowu as e J. D. .Be Gverett U, senjainin, K. U. 3, Norwien. cos wABS njamin farm. ru misne—TEnemient Of SIEHT FO0mS, bToveients, SentraLy louni: (e TebZosWH 0 WENT-Pleasant frst floor fia Ve TUvius, LOLVENieDL LO CAT OF SQUAT marid FOR RENT — Six-acre truck farm, Wilis Luves, Gait., REnr JCEAD DEACH, NEW Lonaon, Conn.; nave &oou proposition W maxe v the riguc man. Address Srigatwoud Farm, wateriord, Uoni. Coone Zyi-s. marid TO RENT—Two large front rooms, furmisiied. Appiy at Ziv Main St, over brovksyn Oututters. marld urnished _T00; TO s NT— muuerh convenicnces. Mrs. Quinm, § uswilEtun L, none 13zy LAVERY _—Day or might ser- saolt or wng aistance. wlilired Lariviere. Day puone 1ziy-3. NIgOt e "o RuNT_Furnisied rooms; also Tebzbu St over Drovkiyn Oulilers. distauoes. Shune s1u. ¥, . Lofbesre. SHED rooms for Light house- v Division S Tebisd AXICAB Lor wire,. long of short Bome story of the might and all the nas brought are done e fellow asics ttles wo. e climbs upon my kneec me to relate the ships at ses ‘And all’ their précious freigid. We lve with kingk and prthces thon And generals brave and bojd, We wander from the hasints of mc Where hearts are stern and col lendid whére we wtiny, ha: Have come out ail right. We_chum with fine fo1%, he ar e good the kind, the wise; The evil glants we defy And mock their strens The goblins and the fuir’ Are loyal friends of ours Ana ‘it ‘perchance they've Worlk 1> ¢ We. help them paint the fower We holst our safls of shimmering And put away to sea. With gingerbread we pack the As fulk as it can be, ‘And out toward the setting sun We glide unttl we find The port of Happiness and Fun Where care is left behind When comes the might the ser And all the cures depart I put the Jong day’s burdens b, And rest my weary hearl By train, by fairy coach or ship ‘Whicheyer pleases best, To_ Btory-land we take a trip And there a while we rest —Edgar A. Guest, in the Deiro Press. < HUMOR OF THE DAY Tramp—I ain't had a bite toda Absent-minded Angler—Wrong I cxpect; try a worm!—Philad Evening Ledger. e if H uch boara do FOR SALE 1916 Cadiliac tonring car | L/ F0_ RENE — woruisted rooms: ales | | tpident—How m in pericct Condition: been run wrous Landlady—How long have you bee e T e NivieD | resms; - vensunable O e st caten, surinDiy [OF LIEAL housEkecpIns: cle s are not allowed FOR SALE—A set of books useful (o e inn svorse, 58 Union Bt .3y29d | talk bac) a civil engin For particulurs appiy b Saiiding corer of | . "What a fleld from. which ¢ to Tne Bulletin Otfice. mar.d FOR SALE _Double two-stiry house belonging to estate of Liiza W. Geer Geer, Tei in Poguetanuck. lnquire of i Executor, K. F. D. Nor 1855, ner store L Treat drugsisl, und lhe siies roomy store room and bulery formerly use by tne Providence sakery. Aréfa W. Cont, 62 Broadway. Wiliow zireeis; fine cor- years occupied by C. G iyiia FOR SALE—Choap, 5 h. . mari gasoline engine. T. E. Babcock, Nor- wich. mar3sSy W ooms. iy furpished 0 RENT—> modern_conveniences, at The Seymoul; 34 Frankiin St Ph. 1043-2._ apriz FOR SALE_Lunch and pool business at 365 Central Ave, City. ~marsd CENTRAL salcon and reai estate | smartest Connecticut mill wu; $4,000 will_control it. 11 8% Union St. Norw martd FOR SALI r in New London and Windnam counties; also cheap back farms, houses, buliding fots and shore cottages. A. iL Maine, Groton, Conn. mared “HOR _SALE — 1515 seven-passen, Buick Six fouring car, in good gon ton. Auto Sales Co., 102 Franifin Tel, 535, narsd FOR SALE_Onc biack work horse, weight about 1700 ibs. Call at Sh tuckec Co. Offici marid FOR SALE or would exchange for horn cattle or swine, one (1) new ma- nure spreader. William J. Bowler, West Willington, Conn. mar2d FOR SALE One bay mare, weight 1000, age four years, larless of autos, sound and kind, sire and dam Wwith record. ira A. Sweet, Canterbury, Ct., No. 1, Box 1, mar1d FOR SALE_Seven-room_cottage in good residential section. A. M. Avery, ‘-.2 Broadway. febz6d ¥OR SALEHigh cost of living re- duced; piant our peach, apple, pear, asparagus and berry plants, hedging, roses, shade trees, evergreens; lugnest quality; semd for Cataiogue No. 12, Barnes Bros. Nursery Company, ¥ ville, Conn. b FOR SALEFarm of 115 acres, lo- cated on state highway which passes through said farm; bulldings consist of 20-room house erranged for twou buffers on nickel and brass - piated | families, barn, tobacco sicd, granary, work, 8 all round machinists, 1 tin- smith. for general factory worl fgaters not wanted. The New Depar- ture Mfg. Co, Employment Bureau, Bristol, Conn. febsza WANTED_Men-women, 18 or over: $75 month; government jobs; list posi. tions free; write immediately. Frank- iin _Institute, Dept. 37-C.. Rochester, ¥. Tebltd WANTED —antique furniture and old fashioned silver; highest prices paid. A. Bruckner, 5 Franklin St Phione 717-3. el WANTED Second . hand _furniture, highest price paid. _A. Pruckner. 56 Fracklin St.Tel 717-3. may2id icehouse and other small bulid®.gs, ebly | standing on slight sievation, commai- Work, mo “labor troubies) buts and | INE & fine View of the viliage of Bill ton, Conn., and surrounding coun! land is rertile and well waiered, run- ning water from spring supplying house and barn; can have electric iignts, teiephone; ten-minute walk from East Side station of Hartford and Springreld street raliway, near posi- otfice, public lbrary, scliool, churc muniéipal building: will carry chard, ‘15 acres of woodland. an all purpose farm and the deceased owner made a success. Price of property 1is $12,000: liberal mortgage can be secured, as it is very desirubie investment. This fine property must be sold to close an estate. Call or ad- WANTED_Old_false teeth: doesn't|dress Marshali k. Charter, Admr., Ei- matter if broken; I pay $1 to $5 per | lington, Conn. febz4d set. Mail to L, Mazer, 2007 S. Fifth St., Philadelphia, P: return mail. teb10d WANTED Man to take care of horses|. S S %in’ 0 Canitihud) and drive team. SWIFT & COMPANY FARM WANTED ! We have customers for several good | farms from $1500 to $3000 in price. you want to sell, let us know. TRYON’S AGENCY, Willimanti WANTED Boss Picker Tender and Helper JOS. HALL & SON, Inc. Trading Cove, Nerwich, Conn. WANTED 10 General Housework Women, § Spin- ners, 10 Weavers, 3 Second Girls, 2 Farmers, 50 Women for mill work, 4 Boys, 2 Kitchen Women. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU FOUR MEN WANTED GOOD PAY *American Strawboard Co. P N A"{ %nmo-"" ae- cording to theis value, THE ILLATERAL LOAN CO. send cash by | Red, White Wyandottes, Barron W Ges. L. Cheshro FOR SALE 1. ite Leghorns; $1.50 setting of 15 esgs. Fred Hagberg, R. F. D. 6. Tel. 1864-15. FOR SALE—Wood in stove iengths. Phone 646-5. J. Siegel. febz0: BGGS for hatching; pure bred miles north of Canterbury G: on Brooklyn road, consisting of 265 acres. Address P. . Shea, 1uy Howard St., New London, Conn. feb16d FOR SALE — Thoroughbred O. I C. pigs for delivery when eight weeks cid as good stock as in ihe state. Tele- phone 1861-13. FOR SALE—19:7 newly p: Reo. overhauled and nted. guaranteed, at $250. The 1¢ | Frisble-McCorimick Co.. Majestic. Ga- rage. “jan27d_ FOR SALEGreatest real estate bar- Ct.| gain in Norwich: Buckingham home on hiagton St 12-room house, most substantially bullt, which cost over $50.000 to build- aiso 2§ building lots and 40-foot sireel. Price for remidence and the 28 lots, $10,000, Estate Exchange, New London. Conn. jez1daw Buy This Place THE SPLENDID MODERN HOUSE, 20 GROVE STREET PRICE RIGHT E. A. PRENTICE Phone 20¢ 86 Cliff St FOR SALE price. One of the cholcest cottazc houses B8 30V Smeadit price o full = modcst price. Io Patticulare, mauive of © 7 JOHN A. MORAN, Real Estate Broker, Franklin Square, orwich. - FOR SALE. Cottage Houses, Tenement and Bus ness Blocks, Building Lots, all in de. sirable locations, List your property it you care to seli or rent, as I have a looking for real es- 15 rn_Cos Tor busizess resuits. | THERE 1s no advertising medium In| Eastes amecticut eavai o The Bule] TO RENT NEW SIX-ROOM APARTMENTS The Norwich Housing Company have rented thirty-five of the forty ments recently built by them and have at this time five vacant apartments on Spring Garden Avenue. These v apartments will be open for inspection every day during thz next two weeks, ~{ana ‘any one desiri advised to app: ments are ver families and rent for-§: apart- nt one of them is at once. The apart- desirable for small .00 per manth, « Inquire of J. J. CORKERY Tel. 260 Room 120 Thayer Buildifig ) | FOR RENT Upper Flat, 5 rooms and bath No. 38 Summer Street, three minuts walk from Franklin Square. Very desirable. Inquire of THOS. H. BECKLEY 278 Main Street Phones 72; TO RENT APARTMENT AND DISPLAY ROOMS 106 MAIN STREET Suitable for tailoring establishment or studio. Inquire of N. TARRANT & CO. 117 Main Street, Norwich, Conn. piled by H. several years. A good open: right man. For full particulars in- quire of Real Estace FOR RENT The store at 202 Franklin St., occu- Avery. 'the grocer, for ng for the JOHN A. MORAN, Franklin Square STORE TO RENT About 20 to 25 feet, at 63 Franklin E business, at a reasonable price. In- quire at Bulletin Offic et, suitable for almost any kind of FOR SALE A small cottage at a small A. M. AVERY, 52 Broadway with FOR SALE ON LAUREL HILL AVENUE 9 Room House with all improve ments, including heat, in excellent condition with a garage, owner ieaving town. Price right for quick sale. FRANCIS D. DONOHUE Central Building, Norwich, Conn. 1357-2—Phones—1167-4 FOR SALE . DANIELSON, CONN. The Eugene S. Nash property on the westerly side of M tage hou gas and width with concrete walk. This very desirable centrally located ropert; offered at a very reason- £Eie Price, part mortgage if de sired. Full particulars by communicating FRANK W. COY, Agt. 8tiliman Building Westerly, R. 1. - SALE HORSES 1 have a few good Horses that I want fimmhtlmwmmm for March 9th. and see me. ELMER R. PIERSON Telephone 536-3 “ | a wife.”—Kansas City Journa “This would be a pleasanter there were not so mans “Yes: but it would be more dif to maké’a 1iving."—Boston Trar In Physics—Wliat hapens to iyn bridge in winter? Wise Freshie—It Brooklyn nearer New York delphia. Evening Teds Hokus—That fellow Clos know what it means to 1 You can’t_hurt his feelings Pokus—Did you over try - pin him in the pocketbook 7—Town & Belle—You seem to think me dog than you do of yowr I nd 3eulah—Why shouldn’t 17 The will do nearly everythimg 1 ask to do.—Puck. “I_hope you find yoif much improved since she college.” She's educated,” |replied fashioned mother, ‘but 1 can improved.”—Life. “Has the doctor beex asked the wife. “Yes, he has, ~replied husband. “What did he say “Two doilar Yonkers & “Do you know th is short in his mec “Yes, a_few hund quently he works every r never wants a v one. We're ahead of the gam burgh Post. Irate Diner—Hey, waite not .a, drop of real coffee in ture esh Waiter—Some little you, T guppose? Irate Diner—Yes, a. swallow don Saturday Journal THE KALEIDOSCOPE Two million -children betwee ages of 10 and 16 are employe wages in the United States. /A forecast of the bean ha Manchuria for 1916 states that 000 tons can be exported this yes Mrs. P. L. Emery of Cleveland v clear to the¢courthouse. and that her $200 French bulldog & The same force that moves one t on a smooth high road will mc tons on a railway or 32 tons on a nal. The government of India will e its wireless system until ever pots, has a station in the ch trained officer. Fight million trees will be for next spring’s reforesting ope tions in Pennsylvania from the st OF the state nurseries. The Civic League of Columbia, & is cohducting a vigorous camp: rid the city of unsightly billboar tradesmen’s sign: Only 40 years ago the Ja to battle clad from head to foot armor, and wedring hideous mask frighten the enemy. Argentina and Paraguay have cluded a new commercial treaty » provides for practically free t tween the two countries. An electric knife for tailors ha: invented that cuts only a few nesses of cloth instead of th more cut by machines used ing factories. A superior finish 1s now & concrete roadways by means of s drawn back and forth over the mass. The result fs far bette handwork. S6 great is the demand fo porary poetry at the Springfi city library jthat the library carload which will arrive to buy extra coples of many volumes. During the year ending Nover 20, 1916, the United States burea lighthouses established 16 new lig! aids and 14 unjighted alds, 30 in & Alaskan waters. It multiplied by two, three, fou any other.integer less than nine number 1,176,470,588,235,294 will g 7 | duce the same digits in the same o simply beginning at a different pi in the set. Many millions of acres are ay in New Mexico for settlement the recently enacted Ferris gra law. The influx of homesteader: ready has been astonishing, it is CASTO RIA