Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 24, 1917, Page 16

z to contribute RAIN, COLDER AT NIGHT; - . - FAIR TOMORROW - _ What Is Going On Tonight - hlhvl!‘ Pictures at the Breed The- Vaudeville Ving Flotures at o and Moving Feature Moving Ploture: at the Au- daitorium tre. ANNOUNCEMENTS THE CALL OF THE GOSPEL. iDr. Slocum’s Farewell Subject to Be Preached Tomorrow Night. Tomorrow night at the Central Bap- tist’ church Dr. Joel B. Slocum will 'preach his concluding sermon as pas- tor. A week from tomorrow he will ipreach his first sermon as pastor of {the Warburton avenue Baptist church {of Yonkers, N. Y., to which he has Tecently been called. Dr. Siocum will {lead the prayer meeiing of the Central ‘chnrch here next Thursday evening That will be his last official privilege here. SLATER HALL LECTURE COURSE Benefit of Red Cross Society. The people of Norwich are looking forward with interest to the appear- ance of Mies Marle Mayer at Slater hall Tuesday evening, March 27, in her effective Message of Oberammer- {gau. Rev. D. L. Ferris, D. D, rector fof Christ church, Rochester, N. Y., has isaid of her talk there that “the visit of Marie Mayer to Christ church was among its precious events. Her simple manner and beautiful Christian char- acter impart an unusual charm to her message further enhanced by her pic- tures. Every seat in our parish house was taken ‘when she spoke, and so tense was the interest shown that her story was told to an audience sitting ,in absolute silence. It was a bene- diction to have.her for_our guest, and 1 should count it a privilege to say anything which would lead others to plan to hear her message of Oberam- mergau.” WHIST AT NORWICH CLUB. Answers to Notices Being Received Daily—A Number of Tables Have Also Been Reserved. Answers to the post cards sent out last week as notices for the whistand dance on Easter Monday, April 9, are fast being received by the committee and tickets are being sent to those desirin gthem at the earliest possi- ble moment. Fifteen or twenty tables have been reserved for the bridge, those first applying of course being mble to choose the situation of their tables, and people are also being al- lowed to furnish their own tables if so_desired. The committee has been divided up Into sub-commfttees, having charge of the various affairs. Miss Edith Young and Miss Mergaretta C. Johnson have charge of the whist, tables, prizes etc., the refreshments are in charge of 2Miss Katherine Brown, Miss Wini- fred Welles has made the arrange- ments for the orchestra and for the dancing, Miss Ruth Hamilton and Mrs. C. C. Smith have cherge of the dec- orations, and Miss Mary White is to manage the flower selling. Miss Flor- ence A. Williams is the treasurer, and has charge of_ the tickets, and all communications should be addressed to her. Owing to the absence of Miss Brown, Miss Hamiltcn and Mrs. Smith have taken over her duties until her return. A number of young men have also been asked to assist as ushers for the bridge and those are Messrs. Humphrey Almy, Philip A. Johnson, Joseph C. Worth, Charles P. John- ®on, Carl C. Smith, E. Winslow Wil- liams ana Robert L. Johnson. The patronesses are Mrs. Charles L. Hub- bard, Mrs. H. H. Osgood, Mrs. John OMrs. James L. Case and THE EVANGELISTIC CAMPAIGN. Schedule of Services For the Last Day at First Baptist Church. The last things are very much in evidence in the revival campaign at the First Baptist church on the West Side. This afternoon at 2 o'clock the last Booster rehearsal will be held and tonight at 7.30 p. m. the last complete Booster programme will be given. All who have not heard the Booster boys and girls must take the privilege to- night and the programmes will be given no matter what the weather conditions are. The one special fea- ture of this programme tonight will be the interpretation of the sons, “Let the Lower Lights Be Burning,’ with Hghted candles. The auditorium will be darkened while this is given and it makes one of the prettiest effects that be seen. Many things on the two former programmes will be re- peated for the benefit of those who have not been able to be present. “Walt” will sing the sermon with the 2id of the Boosters. The sermon theme and song will be, “Oh, Papa Won't You Come and Hit the Trail.” Tomorrow, Sunday, will be the final and the closing day of this wonderful and stirring campaign on the West Side. The schedule of services is as follows: Praver for God’s blessing on the work of the day at 9.45 a .m. in the Sunday Schobl room. Sermon by the evangelist for everybody at 10.3 a. m. in_the main auditorium on the subject, “Hearing God’s Voice.” There is great anxiety on the part of the leaders that every member of the church should be present at this ser- vice and all others are most cordially invited. The Sunday school will meet at 12 m., when “Walt” will take part in this service. At 3 p. m. the evan- gelist will deliver his famous tem- perence sermon to men_end women on the subject, “Booze, Hell's Populator and Family Destroyer.” The older Booster boys and girls will occupy the platform and give a perperance pro- gramme At 6.30 p. m. in the Sun- day School room ‘Walt” will give his final talk to the young folks and at 7.30 p. m. the final sermon will be preached on the subject, “Prepare to Meet Thy God.” At all the services of this closing day opportunity will be given to those who have been helped to the thang-offering purse of the evangelist. Evangelist_Linden will leave Nor- wich early Monday for his home in Madison, Wisconsin where he will spend a little vacation perfod and start out again in the work. “Walf” will_head for his home early in the week, New Kensington, Penn., and will rejoin Evangelist Linden in the work that is being planned for the next three months in the state of Wiscon- sin. DAVIS THEATRE. Four Shows Today, at 1.30, 3.15, 6 and 8—Three Big Keith Acts and Tri- « angle Photoplays. There will be four complete shows at the Davis today. The headline at- traction is Jack Alfred and compan: three clever athletes, who present an . original comedy offering, the Noisy Boarders, introducing a lot of sensa- _tional stunts besides a clever line of comedy talk. The second act is the Boudin! Brothers, two wizards of the accordion, who play everything from the most popular music of the day to . the most 1t classic - selections. FOR SALE — Ge: ul T W iws TN eral house- work " Writs Lotk Box T34 Dunicison. HERE WE BE!—M. shade-grown wiabper cigar, Sarusda only. 5c straight; smail 5 Head tobacco free with package; one 10c pk; Union Leader and two. E37 ana whire -_7,:. gl‘:c! all for 10g, -xmm't 686 $89°¢_Notwien DIy, marz2ia TO RENT UEnY, BoUseKeePInE: 55 Mekinrey Ave: nouse ‘i ‘murzsd 8" G, Conguon. TO RENT—Molern five-room flat in the suburos, Tel 595-14. marz4d " 10 RENT Second floor in mill at : ' FULL ASSOCIATED 5 A PRESS DESPATCHES AMERICA FOR AMERICANS. This is_the house of my father And I am my or's som, As ye are to be who abide here, 1 50 we be many in on Wide are the portals and open Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Geraldine Farrar in Joan the Woman Hailed is one of the most wonderful will be played by chestra of ten pieces. rapldity of action of this b3 duction, the audience should be in their seats at the rise of the curtain. Prices, matinee 25¢ to 76¢; evening 260 to $1. Two shows daily at 2.10 and 8.10. THE AUDITORIUM. Banner Bill for Monday and Tuesday —Alice Brady in The Hungry Heart, Fox Comedy, Bon Bon Riot and the ng Away of a Ham, Bill for To- day. A banner bill is scheduled for the Auditorium Monday and Tuesday, the feature being Gladys Coburn in The Primitive Call. _As a rule in moving pictures, it is the Indian who tricks the white man but in The Primitive Call it is reversed. This time the white man tricks the Indian. These | C: two days will also see the fourth epi- sode of The Secret Kingdom. Today, Alice Brady plays the leading role in The Hungry Heart and there is the usual weekly Fox comedy which comes to Norwich but four days old. This timé it is the Bon Bon Riot. A ham will also be given away free at the performance today. of The Secret Kingdom, caring the first_three episodes missed by many. Fourth episode will be shown Monday. BREED THEATRE. Owen Moore and Marguerite Courtot in The Kiss, Five-Part Paramount Production, Feature for Monday and Tuesday: On Monday and Tuesday the Breed will present Owen Moore and Mar- guerite Courtot in The Kiss, a five- part Paramount production, produced by the Famous Players Film Co. and directed by Del Henderson. In this remarkable combination of comedy, | drama and thrills, kisses and aero- planes vie with each other for the center of attraction. Both stars in- dulge in the dangerous pastime of flitting through the air and in the equally_dangerous pastime of oscula- tion. ~Both of these little incidents 3 new 3350, I Also ‘six reels |new 3350, ‘margl’ SALE Columbian _ Wyandotte TR W Velidaon Aver Korwich Town. marl4Ws SALE_Hatching_eges, Single L Reds, 31 per setting, EFoste, ‘antie. of KEliza a Inquire of I. G. Geer, D. 6, Norwich. Tei febl7T8W Thouse Geer SALE—_Cheap, & bh. D marine e shgtas. T W Babosck Hipr- mar3SMW FREE BOOK. “Money in Oil,” shows bow you can make quick profits; stead: dividends: small investments now. pro duci; oil and gas. Neosho Co., Life s’lfl Kansas City. Mo. WANTED—Five men with some sell- ing experience in Conn. nsation 3250 °85 3400 er monti: itmited onty For full particulars by ability of man. tson Oil Co., Cleveland, O. LOST —Black silk , containi b ana oiher artictes Betweon " S leflk;-l Church and Boston Store. LOST—On Tuesday. on trolley from New London that arrives on Franklin Square at 6.45 p. m., a lady’s pocket- 3ok contal ‘money and other val- uables. juestions asked. No. R o Return to 304 Thayer Building. mar24d —_— ~ WANTED BIG PAY and steady work for girls and women in large rubber shoe fac- toRy Spperisnved wirls eern $19"to $15 : inexperienced ones a worth while salary and given free board and room while learning, which WANTED—Experienced waiter. Ap- ply City Lunch, Rorwioh, Conn. mar25d FOR SALE or will exchange. a 35 ft. motorboat for a light touring car. In- quire H. Vars, 25 Penobscot St. marisThSTu’ FOR SALE _Bges for hatching; pure bred W Wyandstte. 3. K. Hall 1. F. B4, iy, of ol Tesi-a markoThs Fine, Jurge, full scale, beau. tiful “mahogany Kingsbury ipright plano, In_perfect condition, with stool Fotmao 310 aowh, 36 per month. Th Plaut-Cadden Company, Plaut-Cadden Sullding, Norwich, Coni . $iscoe for a mice mahogany Mjton upright plano: fine tone, good action. 1 stod] and soart. Terms 310 down: $1.50 per week. The Plaut-Cadden Company, Plaut-Cadden Building. Nor- wich, Conn. $175.00 for & Steinway upright piano, with stool ana geart, Terms $10 lown, 36 per month. The Plaut-Cadden ‘ompany, Plaut-Cadden Building Nor- wich. Conn. takes ahout a month; llve town n large cities; good theatre; fine working conditions: ‘company furnishes hall for dancing, athletic fields, free insurance and medical attention; fine tor ® family; worl for all; good homes at very low rents: don’t decide n today for illustrate: WANTED—Old Tfalse teeth; don't maatter it broken; I pay one %o fen' dol; ars Der set: send by parcel post an: receive oheck by return mail. L. Mazer. 2007 5. 5th St, Bhiladelphia, Pa. marizd THE PASNIK CO, show a wonderful line of children’s coats and dresses, and sell for less. mar19d LADIES" silk dresses, $9.97, at the Pasnik Co. 168 Main St.’ Norwich. marz2d Blissviile, 3060, well lighted. Appiy T “Fhe “Giissviile "Mils, Lace Norwrioh, arz4d NT—A Cotiags Conn. o rooms, 49 Roosevell AV and_sieam heat; good is_Perkins Ave. = FOR SALE FOR SALE—Good work horse, welght 1200; als) heavy express wagon. B. E. Burdick, Norwich, Conn., R. F. D, No.1 marz4a FOR SALE Sceds and fertilizers; 20 b, bag garden fertilizer, 50c. T. H. Eldredge & Water St. mar2id_ FOR SALE PBlack leaf 40. T. H. Eldredge, 85 Water St. __mar24d FOR SALE White Wyandotte c&gs for hatehing. Phone 463-3. M. Barber. ‘mar?. Tele- 21d STARRY 17 Tonely; for results, i1y me: best and most successful; hun- dreds rich wish marriage soon; strictly confidential; most reliable; vears of SReesrit oran, Mo Purdter Box 10, Successtul Olb, Mrs. Purdie, 556, Sakiand. Calit. © marsiS VR BUY _and S TosTs Farniture, stamps, false teeth. antiques or any. thing else; old books espectallv want- ed. Write or call. Louls D, Ward. 32 Water St. mar2dMwWs DARE YOU answer this? Lonely farmer. worth $30,000. will marry. H. WANTED_Cross_ties for cash alon; the line of the N, Y. N. H. & H. R. fsnted BEPH R g A Hartford, Conn. on A e WANTED —Two messenger boys for the delivery department; ex- cellent opportunity to learn the busi- ness. Western Union. mar2d WANTED —Antique furniture and old fashioned silver; highest prices paid. A. Bruckner, 55 Franklin St. Phone 717-3. bright $325.00_An elegant S8-note mahog- any Milton invisible player plano. with 36 rolls, bench and scarf. 'Term: 315 down. 38 per month. The Plaut-Cadden Company. Plaut-Cadden Building. Nor- wich, Conn. for a nice upright piano cost ly guaranteed, with stool erms $10 down, $1.50 per week. The Plaut-Cadden ' Company, Plaut-Cadden Building. Norwich. Conn. $10.00 for your choice of three good square piands, in good condition. it taken at once. The Plaut-Cadden Com- any. Plaut-Cadden Building, Norwich, ‘onn. 3 $190.00 for beautiful Henry F. upright_plano. with stool a Terms $10 down, Plaut-Cadden Compan Building, Norwich. Co: ralsers: Konemah Srecific No. 14 ientific treatment for the prevention and cure of black- head In turkevs. It has never faiied to do the work. Prepared and sold by Konemah Poultry Yards. 45¢ West Main St. Norwich, Conn. Price 30c. GugTuThS FOR SALE Strawberry plants, true to name; I grow cvery plant I séli; 13 varfetiesi spring and fall bearing va- rieties, productive and best money- makers. Send for catalogue. S. E. Holdridge, Norwich, Conn.. R. D. No. 6. Telephone 1855-4. mars witter | scart. 6 per mo The Plaut-Cadden lead to very interesting episodes—the one to a big thrill and th eother to a succession of delightfully amusing situations. Tn addition to Miss Courtot and Mr. Moore, the cast includes Kate Lester, Virginia Hammond, Adolph Menjou and Thomas O'Keefe. corn house, hen house and outbuild- The eleventh chapter of The Great|ings. There are about 60 acres of land, Secret will complete the bill for Mon- |divided into pasture, woodland. mowing et R fand orchard and - planting - ground Today's program at the Breed con- |weils, sprinas ind brook on the prem: sists of Fannie Ward In the Columbia |ises: 800 cords of firewood couid be university prize photoplay, Witchcraft, the famous Pathe weekly'and a roar- [Purehaser. The farm ' is on ' high H = ; Eround, has grand view and_is locate oG e e . on the ‘state highway from Norwich to — Willlmantic and is four 'miles from Baltie villige” and about elght miles FOR SAL rom Norwich and is near. Meetini R i House Ml For. furiher information apply to Frank B. Harrington, at the farm, or te William H. Shields, 3 Broadway, Norwich, Conn. teb3a | FOR SALE 100 Acre Farm One-half mile from trolley and vil- lage, in town of Norwich, five miles from Franklin Square, 15 minutes’ walk from graded school, churche and village. 11 room house in the best of condition, steam heat, bath, hot and cold water in house, large cattle barn and_silo, wagon sheds, six large hen houses and vards wired off separately, apple and peach orchard, 40 acres tillable bal- ance woodland and pasture, brook running through land, milk house, workshop, milk route of 100 quarts a day within ten minutes’ drive from this farm. For particulars inquire of S. SIEGEL Franklin Square, Norwich, Conn., Over Car Station Telephone Connection T CWITTHEL ... .o Auctioneer Orfice and Auction Rooms, Evans Block, Danielson, Conn. PUBLIC SALE Having s0ld my farm. known as the Charles A. Brown farm, located three miles from Baltic, on the road leading to Scotland Center, I will sell on TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1917, at 10.30 o'clock a. m. as follows: 15 head of cattle. described as follows: 4 fine young Holstein cows, 1 due on June 27th, 1 due April 21st, Mav i15th and April 1st, 1 fine young Guernsey due April 16th, 1 young fresn Holstein cow, 2 Holstein heifers coming two years old, due in the fall, 2 Guernseys due in 'the fail. 1 bull nearly two vears old, and 4 extra fine heifer calves, each and every one in fine ‘condition and right every way; 1 nair good 21l around farm horses woFth looking after. 1 pair double heavy har: nesses, 2 sets of single harness. 1 new settle an estate, farm in Franklin The farm consists of a dwelling house 102 smooth; loam, dves not bake or dry out and is | in a very high state of cultivation; is watered by springs, and pond. pears, peaches, room house. pump in Kifchen to well of exceilent {water. wagon house attached, wagon and im- plement shed, garage, corn house and two_poultry houses. good condition. implements for sale. to trolley. | Telephone 1334 FARM FOR SALE IN FRANKLIN. By order of the Probate €ourt, to the Giles Harrington is offered for sale. with good cellar, barn, carriage house. cut ‘off and sold at good prices by the A SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE OLD MYSTIC, CONN. acres; 60 tillable, level soil exceptional. dark and silt it | large stream trees, 10 Agout 90 apple lums, grapes, etc. Zood cellar and atti Large basement barn with All buildings in Also full line of farm Less than % mile Full particulars from ARCHA W. COIT, 63 'Broadway | FOR SALE Several Desirable BUILDING LOTS on Greene Ave. and Cedar St. For particulars and prices address or call on H. H. GALLUP, Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE The Cottage at Gales Ferry, formerly owned by Albert L. Potter. For partic- ulars apply to the undersigned. R. S. BARTLETT, Trustee Room 14, Central Building Norwich, Conn. two-horse corn planter, 1 two-horse cutivator, 1 ";o.E‘o,..hmay reversin H FOR SALE Flaing, plow Woohorse . Syracuse Plow.2 "Buckeye mowers. 1 Worcester|A GOOD CENTRALLY LOCATED Champlon rake, 1 spring harrow, 1 50. ®* HOUSE tooth spike harrow; above is nearly all new and used but part of two seasons; | Modern Conveniences, All Improv 1 two-horse narrow track farm wagon, ments two-horse sled, 1 express wagon, 1 Portland cutter sleigh, 1 surrey. 1 A. M. AVERY grindstone, 1 ladder 29 fi. ext., 4 reels |prone 1222-2 B iEroachomns barbed wire, 1 wheelbarrow, and_40 nice chickens and miscelianeous stuff. ‘Household Goods (antigque and mod- ern), 2 grand old fashioned side- boards, 1 elegant old bookcase with glass doors, a lot of dressers, “flr stands, looking glasses, chairs, table! carpets and bedsteads. 1 kitchen coal and wood stove, 1 wood heater, 1 par- lor coal stove, 1 washing machine, ana any quantity of useful smaller articles. A caterer will attend. Terms of sale |. cash,_and If stormy sale will take place the first fair @ay after. JOHN COOPER. POULTRY IT°S MATTNG TIME. Look carefully to the condition of your breeding fowl: Healthy, vigorous, fine-feeling fowls, male and female, produce healthy, fer- tile eggs. That means strong, vigorous chicks that will live. Dr. Hess Poultry Pan-a-cea Iz just the preparation o ut all fowls in the pin] condition. ou do mnet find it improves thi heaith and condition of parent stock and does not give you better, stronger, mose 1ivable hioks, return ihe (STPLY packages to the dealer and your money back. For sale by llrdtl-lm in poultry supplies. MATING TIME is the time when g\lr fienl lg roosters l.holfltd free m.| ice. _Dr. Hees Eiller kils 1ice. Fer sale by ail destors poi Supples. Guaranteed. FOR_ROUP use Dr. Hess Roup Rem- edy. Get It from my dealers. close an estate. LISTEN! The Harry Beebe Farm of 60 acres at Norwich Town must be sold to Inquire about it. E. A. PRENTICE Phone 300 86 CIiff Street J. C. WITTER ............ Auctioneer Office and Auction Rooms, Evans Block, Danielson Conn. PUBLIC SALE NOTICE. A full adv. will appear soon in this paper of a Very select lot of horses, aftle ana"farming tools 0 be ol on THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1917, at the farm of James Jackson, two miles from Putnam, Conn, near the Gary Schoolhouse, on thé Pomfret ZLanding road. mar21d Agricaltural Limestone Will be very difficult to get this sea- 8o place your order early with The Peck-McWilliams Co. 7 Fourth St., San Francisco. mar24d . 37_worth $95,000. very lone- Iy and anxions to marry. B-20. Mission Tnity. San Francisco. nrar24d MARRY rich: most successful club thousands descriptions weal- pennle <eeking marriage free. Hyde, San Francisco, Cal. furniturs, 55 a nighest prices pard_ A-"S ruckne Frankiin St Ter f17-5 ZTGEvh WANTED_Faw furs, at H, A Heeb- ners every Thursday. A. . Sennett nov. Spoolers Wanted ALSO GIRL FCR FINISHING ROOM FOR PERCHING AND DOING UP PACKAGES. SAXTON WOOLEN CORP. Bean Hill Mill 1 NMENT _emploves wanted: biz pav, sure work: T will prepare you In a short time at small cost: must be American citizen. Write for my freec haok. TC-G638_ today. Barl Hopkins, Washington, D. C. WANTED _A honsekeeper. mlddle. aged lady preferred: permanent posi tion and =ocd wages. Inquire Colum- blan Hpuse. mar24d SPECTALTY salespeople: men —and women to demonsirate and sell the mperial kerosene self-heat- fzh class article with lim- good terri- Tmperial Brass Mfe. Co., 1211 W. Harrison St. hicago, I1 mar24a FOR SALE Land at Trading Cove, Sc fare trom city, directly on trolley line, one to twenty acres, to suit pur- chaser, $100 to 3300 per acre, according to location; lower price in a ten-acre plot; some good frontage; prospects of eleciric light service in neur future. Address J.'A. Hagbers. Norwich, Conn. ~n_Phone 43§- mar24d BUY Amalgamnted Oil one cent a share: 100 per cent. dividends in 90 days possible; production now coming in; grouna ' floor stock, one cent 2 share, doubles price shortly; $1_par value; $10 buys 1,000 shares. _Write Tor full ‘detalls. Amalgamated Ofl Co.. 1270 Colcord ~ Bldg.. Oklahoma City. Olkla. mar24d_ FOR SALE—Furniture, dining room sravel roud. four mi | Norwich, between Norw.ch and Preston City: gobd buildlugs und well watered. E£verett D, Benjamin, K. ¥. D. 3, Nor- wich, C mar20TuThS NT_Bakery ard tepement at Ta.ivile, Merchants' Ave. 2nquire H. Mueller.” Aer. 165- marzotuThs TO RENT—On_shares, farm land in Preston. Hox 53, Bulletin Otfice, marzsTurhS TO RENT—Three-room cottage, full tarnishea, on_ trotiey Mne. el 1130, marziTuThs TO LET—Eight-room cottage. phone 1715 mar2id__ TO RENT_ Tenement of six rooms, with all modern improvements, {nclud: ing 'stcam heat, on Maple St.~ Inguire 10"Main St. Tel. 1545-4. mariid TO RENT — Centrally located room “flat, all modern improvements. Inquire at 122 Broadway. W0 RENT—Seven-room cottage, all improvements, mear Frankiin bquare. Phone 731-13. marid AUTO LIVERY—Day or might ser- vice; short or long gistance. ~Wilfred riviere. Day bhone 1219-3. | Nlght phone 1930 teb26d TO RENT Furnished rooms: also nice rovms for iight housekeepivg. 270 iain"Stover Brookiyn Outhtiers, tebz3d FURNISHED rooms for Light house- keeping. 21 Division St Zebidd WAXICAB for hire; long or short table and haire. ehina closet. book. | distances Phune 8137 FUA Dolbeare. case, couch. center table, rockers, 2 dresser and wash stand, enamel bed- | “7o RENT — Furaisbed rooms; also stead, a_Vulcan 'gas water heater, a convenlencar for tousckesping. set of Stoddard’s lectures and cook [ 106 School St. ‘novi1d stove. Jasper Abramson, 414 Pleasant St, Wiilimantie. mar23d FOR SALE_Eggs for hatching from the best winter iaying. snow white, prize winning, White Rocks: high fer: tility guaranteed. Donald Bullard. R. D. 2. Tel. 646-12 mar23d FOR SALE Hero is a chance {o buy 004 small farm. situated at Plain Norwich, Conr. "6f 40 acres, 1%- story house, remodeied within a year, barn and outbulldings. in fine condi: tion, land ‘well divided, the woodland will cut a lot of poles; death in family, owner wishes to leave town. This farm will be sold right for cash. Further information, address Mrs.. I T, Patter- APARTMENT son R D, "No.'s. Norwicni, Conn. No. 36 Spalding St., 9 rooms rcoms; reasonable for light housekeeping. orse, 15 Union St. jy2ed TO RENT—Newly furpished rooms, modern conveniences, at The Seymour; 84 Ffanklin St Phone 1043-2. aprizd TO RENT FURNISRED rates; suitabl Mrs. Emma a Hill, WANTED—One ?40-ezg Oyphers In- subatcr. Phone 453-3. M. Barber. WANTED Immediatel second girl. Apply evi Broadway WANTED _To hire a mill.__Apply James B. Riddell St. Westerly, R. eriy Div WANTED To buy a motorcycle, side ar attachmert. model 3915 or 1916. In- quire for L. Beckenstein at Brooklyn address 20 Spalding St WANTED nt Pharmacist, or Drug Clerk with experience. Address DRUGS, . a competent ings at 280 care Bulletin. WANTED 50 girls, 6 women cooks, 12 general housework girls, 4 farm hands, 2 col- ored boys, 2 firemen, 2 spinners, 10 weave FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Central Building Geo. L. Chesbro, Mgr. MARRY rich ¢ handsome matri- monial paper with photos, mailed free. Mrs. Waterman, Box 241, San Francis- co, Cal mar24d WIDOW, 37. owns $35.000, very. Nious to marry an Franeisco. MARRY at once: most snccesstul club on earth: thousands wealthy mem- bers; descriptions free. Ralph Hyde, San ' Francisco. Cal. mar24d DISTRICT salesman wanted: if you are a live wire with small capital and can select men who can met results selling the best little $4.50 attachment for automobiles an the market, I can WE WANT OLD TEETH IN ANY CONDITION We pay up to $10. per set, ac- cording to thei= value. THE COLLATERAL LOAN CO. 142 Main Street, Up-stairs Established 1872, Norwich, Conn. make you an attractive proposition which 'is as bic as the man for vour location: ho salesroom or office Te- quired. ‘as this proposition can be dled from vour home. Rhodes Auto Specialty Co.. Homestead, Pa. mar24d = fre- opinion GOOD PAY Maurice Sample Shop |29, “sifificnis o, parentabii iree kar, tent Lawyers, 4223 Warder W‘ANTED Bldg., Wasiington, D, C. marsd Able bodicd sh-speaking men— utomobile Tire ftsman; state experience, refere = expected. Address Box 225, I ne - Apgly . Ly uhile. iry, Conn. mar23d Employment Dept.. WANTED —Experienced stenogra- pher; permaneiit position; good chance for ddvancement: state refcrences and experience. Address Box 59, Bulletin. THE HARTFORD RUBBER WORKS COVMPANY, Hartford, Conm, FARM WANTED We have customers for several good farms from $1500 to $3000 in price. If you want to sell, let us know. ED—\ young man to work in the store as soda clerk. Apply at once. S. F. Peterson, 132 Main St. mar23d oung jady to work in position.” Apply at Peterson, 132 Main St. man for general TRYON'S AGENCY, Willimantic, Ct.|housework, small family. good home. Apply Berthold Lindner. 75 Broad St. — — Danleison, Conn. _Tel. mar23d FOR SALE WANTED—Girl to assist in the mil- Hner. 158 department. The Pasnik_Co,, St Norwich, mar22a " To BE SOLD at public auction at 1|§ and bath, with gas and lar; Blms Rouy s ol Snecon wa ] and urspaiiiasgs Ci S Plain- G218, ‘one "Ribr motoreyie, twin cylin- yard. 7s|| Apply N. TARRANT CO. 117 Main BULL advertised yesterday is a fine individual and goes to head the fine herd at the Norwich insane hospital: more ‘of same breeding soon. Lloyd Ayer, North 3 mar23d ¥ Ching; C. lumbtan Wyandottes, headed by Wake field winner: ezgs '$2 per 13: White Leghorns. Kulp strain, $1.50 per '15. Phone 438-2 ‘mar23d FOR SALE or cxchange for a run-| NEW SIX-ROOM APARTMENTS b Barthnall 237 Valiey St The Norwich Housing Company have mantie, Conn. rented thirty-five xc(htheh forty dax:‘art‘ “FOR SALE_White Wyandotte hatch. |ments recently built by them and have O ALK owhite Wyandotte hatch- |at this time five vacant apartments on E. M. Hutchinson, Harland Road. Spring Garden Avenue. These vacant mar22d apartments will be open for inspect!‘(()n 3 = Sadi Truck |every day during the next two weeks, chhals with ® mew delivery Banel body [and any one desiring one of them is advised to apply at once. The apart- on same, four new tires in good con- dition. “Auto Sales Co. 102 Franklin|ments are very desirable for small T0 RENT St. Tel. 535. mar22d__ | families and rent for $20.00 per month. FOR SALENew milk cow. Louis Inquire of J. J. CORKERY Hessv. & B D 7 mar22d_ |mey, 260 Room 120 Thayer Building FOR SALE_One model §3 T Over- land touting car, A1 condition. price OR R Verv low. "Inquire Imperial Garake. FOR RENT IfRi N = L5 The store at 202 Franklin St, occu- FOR SALE One brand new Six 30| pied by . D. Avery, the grocer, for Chalmers roadster, price very atirac- |several years. A good opening fof the tive. Inquire Imperial Garage. Tight man. For full particulars in- mar22d quire of FOR SALE or rent, two cottages at JOIES &/ MOHAR, 493 West Main St: modern conven-|Real Estate amd Investment Broker, Inquire J. L. Lathrop & Scs, Franklin Square, Norwick. iences. 23 mar21d STORE TO RENT About 20 to 25 feet, at 63 Franklin bl marz0d FOR SALE One new {wo-horse farm wagon; can be seen at .erson’s Stable West Main $80. F. W : et 07212 mar20a | Street, suitable for almost any kind of FOR SALE—Hatching eggs. good lay- | business, at a rcasonable price. In- ing strain. S. C. R. 1. Reds and W. P.|quire at Bulletin Office. Rocks, 75c per setting. E. F. Stinson. Phone’ 1168-4. WE SELL all the leading brands; if you prefer your own brand instead of Cobweb Corners, send us your order by mail; we'll appreciate it. When in town look’us up; leave your packages while at the theatre. Fagan's Smoke Shop, 162 Main St.. opp. Woolworth's 5 and 10. marisa FOR SALE_Furnished house of 14 rooms, with basement store, suitable for boarding or rooming house; one minute from Hopkins & Allen gun fac- tory; very low price. Inquire Bulletin mar19d FOR SALE FOR SALE COTTAGE HOUSE and = T . EOR SALE — o1 fvepassenger BARN and 3 ACRES OF iverland. n No. o just overbauled. inquire of B C. 1l LAND st oo e WANTED oy r_r_‘—‘——fi—fi 14 _to 16 years_for Ught,_clean work; good pay. iWest Side 'Stlic Mill. Y WANTEO—Girl wilh experience at skein winding to assist forelady. AD- No. 70 Witteuis Bt eplendia ||} BT West Side sinc ey mar22d $25.00 ladies’ suits for $12.97 at the modern home, in best residential section; all conveniences, large level corner lot; price reasonable and easy terms If desired. Pasnik_Co., marz2d WANTED—A man to wash automo- biles and make himself generally use- ful; good pay and steady employment to ‘right man. Inquire at Imperial Garage. marz2d WANTED Second hand clothing, for which we pay a big price; also chairs 158 Main St, Norwich. Inquire of THOS. H. BECKLEY WITHIN CITY LIMITS PRICE $2,500 FOR SALE—1916 Cadlllac touring car in perfect condition; been run about 6,000 miles. Latham Hull, 124 Flatt Avenue. mari4d FOR SALE—Farm of 70 acres in Can- terbury; one and one-half story housc with eli, blinds on house, 10 large rooms, food cellar, barn 32x24, clap- boarded, woodshed, henhouse, fine well of water. large mabie shade trees; lund is divided into tiilage, pasture and woodland, also cedar swamp; on R. F. D. mail route, convenient to school and church; a bargain at $1,600; also per- sonal property for sale, consisting of furniture, Home Comfort range, dishes, farming tools, harnesses, Indian pony. ete, some anilque goods; all must be JAMES L. CASE Real Estate Department 37 SHETUCKET ST. sold to settle an estate. Kagar H. Parkhurst, Administrator, Canterbury, Conn. mari2d 278 Main Street Phones. 724 to cane, and caning for_sale, wholesale 68 and retail. Mikolasi Tailor Shop, 38 Market St._Tel. 537-5 marz3a ;_) LADIES’ silk hose, 24c. The Pasnik Co.. 158 Main St., Norwich. _mar32d SALE HORSES |00 i Sl ™8 E. Whiting. 56 Main St. mar21d 1 have 20 Horses of all kinds that I want to dispose of to make room for [, WANTED—By April 1st, two rooms, furnished complete, for Mght house- my next carload, which will arrive | il - about March 27th. Came and ses | locciien ana briss Wate Lo A "H., tate them. Prices right. Bulletin Co. ‘mar20d ELMER R. PIERSON, __ Tel. 636-3| _mAnBER wanted Appiy at Willlam Vaillancourt's, Moosup, Conn. mar20d FOR SALE_Seven-room_coitage in good residential section. A. M. Avery, 52 Broaaway. febzed FARM for sals or o rent; the Pat- rick Shea farm, in Canterbury, two miles north of Canterbury Green, on Brooklyn road, consisting of 265 acre: Address P. L. Shea. 163 Howard S| New London, Conn. feb16d FOR SALE Greatest real estate bar- s in Norwich; Buckingham home on ashington St.; 12-room house, most substantially built, which cost over ON LAUREL HILL AVENUE 9 Room House with all improve: cluding heat, in excellent condition with a garage, owner leaving town. Price right for quick sale. FRANCIS D. DONOHUE Central Building, Norwich, Conn. i consisting of ‘0 all who come hither or §0. But the rule of tho House I Insist on And who disobeys 1s my fo My Srstlings wers got of much loving ~faring on mountain and veldt Of Baxon and Blav, Jew and Gentils, Of Teuton and Lafin and Celt But though we be kin I disown you It still_ye your miother prefer. For she let you go unregretting- A’ burden and hindrance to her. T've sheitered and coddled you— As sesds cf my loins ye have beer Ye #it in the scats of my children ‘And meeds of my favor may win For ve had abjured all allegiance To_ potentate power or throne On_the sword and faith of a soldle You swore unto me—me Let grief for the sorrow In ‘motherfands wheip! Of_prayers and loving and griev Send solace anear and afar. The call of the blood is heseeming And weeping becometh a & But the oath of a man Is his he TH1 ever his race is run and So_hera 15 the rule—I command It Nor Teuton nor Saxon be ve But all who abide In this househo The sons of this Fatherland be For here is but one lord and maste One country. one flag and one nam And_they shall he alle hatea Who fail of its weal fame. delivered he States. HUMOR OF THE DAY “Bliggins says he's a Soclal “What does he mean by “He has never heard of of ‘government that woul but he is still hoping something w while will turn up by and by. Washington Star. “You say your car economize “Yes,” replied Mr. Stecrem thinking about the price till T lose my appetite and don't to worry about the high cos food."—London Answers, “Does your father ever comment on my staying so late at night?” No Algernon.” That's good.” “But he sometimes makés sarcast remarks about your staying so earl in the morning. '—Birmingham Age Herald. “You are exquisite” “Your eves are lustrous, plexion divine. Do you could be contented as a wite?” No,” replied the girl pretty enough for the as pretty as all that” Post. THE KALEIDOSCOPE Apparatus with which photographi plates can be loaded into holders removed and developed in daylig has been invented by a South Dako man. enables you t gasoline he raved your com thiflk yor poor man trankly. “T movies if I'm Pittsbure black opa Jewels, a in the wor New Sout What _are known among the most costly found in only one place a_small tract of land in Wales. thr neficial e respirator chest int Vienr at sy According to a clalist, yawning is a b cise, as it brings all t muscles of the throat and action. eeping car berths vented with end sectic t ca lifted to give occupants room enougk |to nd erect when undressing | aressing. The forest wealth of Northern Rus sia constitutes one of the greate: undeveloped assets of the empire. the government of Archangel da, Olonets, Vyatka and Tobo are some 90,000,000 dessiatines ( 000,000 acres) of almost untouche: forests of commercial timber, exploint ation of which has become now a. economic necessity dictated by the need of improving the balance of trad in Russia’s favor and of raising the value of the ruble. Childrén VC‘ry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA TAMBS . HYDE ........ Auctioneer AUCTION ‘Wil be sold at public auction on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 19 at 10 o'clock a. m., a_ quantity of household furn roperty of the estate of Samy Byde” Vpiice '1a°10cated anout on mile from Pleasure Hill station o Norwlich amd Willimantic trolley line Two_airtight stoves, 1 stove, blue flame kerosene atove, e board, 6 dining chairs, owk hullrack oak bookcase and books, 2 white en ameled bedsteads, 1 mapie bedstead springs, 2 mattresses, § feather bher rocking o and o arm chairs, table, ohairs, extension table, warming crockery and tinws ght frame mirror, clocks, bed quilts, 3 gal tubs, wash bench, wringer, 50 Ja ned fruit, quantity of fruft jars about a dozen hens, 2 brooders, ‘and many other articles’ too numerous to m tion. One Legislative Souvenir. 30_years old. 17 #ald day is_very stormy, first_fair day. Terms cash MRS, OLIVE A. HYDE, Admx North Franklin, Conn AUCTION at the residence gt the late Betsey C. Tyler, 1% miles north of Glasgo, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1017, at 10 e'clock a. m., turniture, antique stands, chaire, ‘sewing machine, organ. parlor’ furniture, Mgiboys, Verware, knives, forks, spoons, cre oy, tinware. beds, bedding. carp bedateads, rags, junk, and many art cles too numerous to mention, Tt sald date should prove storm sale will take place next fair day JOHN POTTER Aaministrator AUCTION FRIDAY, MARCH 30TH, at 1 p. m., I will sell the farm known P. Bushnell farm, situated 1% miles from Jewett City, 8 miles from Nor wich, and about 5 minutes’ walk from the Lisbon station on the Hart sale th anda clock stove sil modern, tables, watches, gun, as the H. WANTED—May 2 $50,000 to build® also 28 building lois $1250 o Boid, Forin bt | S Gl Bl B drmhn | a2 phonee—rier-s will buy a §0-acre farm, 7-room cot- mar20d Estate Exchange, New London, Conn. tage house, crib and hennery, 15 ‘THE PASNIK CO. sell nurses’ uni- Je2ldaw acres tlllfl]b‘fi, b‘.\‘l.lslc; pl.:fl]rq and | forms. ‘mar1sd W00« orse, ens. farmin, - . O A I I L e FOR SALE FOR SALE 4 4 a | sitions free; write i diately. Frank- Fo0d tarm Cheap, "o CheRce 10 &et a|lin “Istitute, Dept. 31 D. Hochester, |lomutea i the best part of Hast Bry DANIELSON, CONN. =% e |t ituiten T qmiea st PFie® For full |4y Eugens 8. Nash property on the qu! v ) $275 e o e S0r Tk, | SOmN A, MOmAW, o aas, it 12 oo Sk, . Real Entate Broker, age y, water, buys a 6-acre farm, house (not fin- WANTED—A table girl. Apply at . as and electricty, on lot 72 “feet e plentyof wooa, ’f,"";“""'“ ’x:la Columbian House. maritd. Franklin Square. Norwicn. | 988 AN concrete walk. in soada; mile to & city:| wa s s contrally located Do : T1on Tor Heht Bousework or sace for A tom AR very reason- new cottage: all Parntsneds 1o s | Best coferences” Lamrans B Bl | ness Hiscks, Bullaing Lots, il tn de- Th Dest location: pefce one: | maried - S locations. List your property it| Full particulars by communicating ing _oc Sonable; fet me show It 2o you: WANTED_To buy all kinds of skins 4o5°nd for Farm Bulletin. . Cholee of |and furs: best prices paid. 3 Yur WILLIAM A, WILCOX, Room 106, Norwich. marisa” Real Estate Broker, No. 41 West Broad St., Rooms 1 and 2, for shop work; one ‘WANTED —Man who understands machinery. Inquis ‘Westerly, R. L it Perrvs Woodwerking Snop, Dabiel: son, Conn. mariéd Telephone No. 2365. with ou care to seli or rent, as I have a Jumber of people looking for real es- tate investments. ‘WILLIAM ¥. HILL, Real Kstate and Imsurance. Room 168. Thayer Bldg. 3 no adveriising medium in it equal to The Bul- for business results. - —— FRANK W. COY, Agt. Stiliman Building Westerly, R. WHEN YOU WANT to put your bus- iness Dbefore the public, there Js no medium better than through the ad vertising columns of The Bulletin Jetin and Providence division of N. Y &H, R, R 8aid farm consisis ot & two-story house with ell, large barn and other outbuildings and about acres of land, suitably divided hetwe mowing, ure and wood. For fur- ther particulars, inquire of 1. B. BUSHNELL, Norwich Town, Ct. Tel. 1344-12 Hale rain or shine.