Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 7, 1917, Page 10

FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCHES TO RENT ¥OR RENT—Farm near Lantern Fil Leayara; 1oy acres, usparagus bed; inquire F. FOR SALE—Seven handsome Cana- |dian snepnera puppics. eignt weeks old. inyuire Feux Garceu 843, 1ebanon Oiv. i Zacre farm, a new = mert ey o dreds rich wis) Iy confident! CeRat & Oakland. Calir. SALBSMAN—Travell ambitious, w! did opportunity; former ndmark Cigar Book and war. prices: ps fpXoving Pictures at the Breed The- sna Moving Pictures at Moving Plotures at the Au- iture Moving Special Easter Service For Men. e With a desire to furnish a pleasant Tor the men of the city the Y. M. specially attrac- 1d in the Thaver store at 3.30 p. m. tomor- Harry Brown ‘Allen, the boy cornetist will ren- ST o Male ":‘Admon ‘there will be Frunkin. Fhonc Mrs. Purdie, Box mam, road, with some stock; musi be irpiture and old ing; sala s sra o o ey and mioriom snie s s oy baia 10 icussell Hoad. FOR SALE_—Eggs for hutchin; Wyandotte, W. Reds; higu class stock. Box 14, Backus Cor aprigTuThsS Thamesville, T WANTED Second hand furniturs, T ANTED—Boy 14 to 16 v . L. Latofop. " prices; particulars free. Botanical, 13, New Haven, Conn. apris SALESMEN that can produce resul with a line of merit that limited fleld; salary | BUY cottage hom main rooms, and all improvemeat a true bargain; come see. Street. g? housekeeping, = § 35 Dunnam | Fountain St. FURNISHED rooms conveniences, i Tepeats: un- mmisson; ticulars. My & Gaveltna, Ontor " ""aprra FOR SALE Pair dapple gray horses. THE PASNIK CO. welght %500, six and seves i with “orchard & immediate occupan Z 'W." Hamilton, 60 Nstaan|O sum Hu.e St,” New London, Conn. Tel. 614.| Ana With showers and dew in sweet ac NT_Bakery acd tenement at is TO RE Bakery atd tenement atl, JU uThS Apply at apréd | For the glad Easter comes again ooms | L Farth rooms Sing and rejoice, vo sons For AN EASTER HYMN, and moon. bless ye the Lord! tars of heaven replying Draise be magnifying; ur volce, yo winds of God ng aloud His glory. ‘An e 307 Blgom, ‘enrth, anew. iike Aaron's FURNISHED room to rent in private | 4Anq reisrences requir 20 Uidas St. T RENT—Lower flat of sev: modern. convenience Williams’ St. TO RENT—TFour echo .t same story! highest hope renew’ 3 death and ‘sin’s umdoing’ Now 1is the yearning tomb no mo. roonis,| A dark and hopeless prisor O grave, thou art but heave upréd nce Christ the Lord has risen rent with o W amtingion | What apréd_ | come, fat and true to work, suitable for & farm; bay horse, six years old, we:ighs 1300, 'fat and sound; chestnut chunk of a Canada- mare driving horse; Do further use for them. “Hendful of TO RENT—Upper THOUSANDS rooms and bath, 61 Willla; [ons {res: wilte immed in Institute. Deps $1 ms St. Phone BEACON FALLS. Conn. offers men $18. 320 and $22 & week in its big rub- ber shoe factory, after three months’ training; 32 a day during the t period, With $1.50 bonus each week for et e e FTeL lot or pairs; price reason- . ¥. Austin. welghs 1160, will soll cheap, Inquire at 241 lately. Frank- improvements, Tor hatchin SALD Eges - Wyandotte. ing able to hear Miss Tarbell speak shall we render in returr love all love excelling? Lord$ olir hearts wit soven| To make these hearts Thy dw _aprdd _ at © réd 3. K Hall B six days’ work; attractive town, near iarge cities: fine theatre, band concerts ounds, halls for danc- Jow rents; lowest prices and easi no labor troubles; decide now—mwrite for illustrate 'OR SALE — Eight g00d business| “pom RENT. West Main {Pastor Martirs Lecture, “God’s Com- ing Kingdom.” Christian people have been pray- g for cenurles, Come, Thy will be learth as it is done ty, or Tel. 1861-4. SALEB _Farm on “The Fear of Efficiency.” “There will be service: lon Army hall, 3 Market street, Sat- rds ht at 8 o'clock. Sunday after- o'clock, Christians’ praise service. subject will Share in Christ's Resu Two cottages modern conveniences. 160 asres. on Inquire J. L Lathrop & Sons, 28 She- | The Easter lilles. tall and sl near “manufacturing town. God tiilage land, well watered brook. d_location for farm; five-room cottage. large and fine orchard. T culars on Box 176, Voluntown, FOR SALE Double twoostory houss daily, athletic from six years oid to middle age, prices from $65 up; must be fold this week to stop expensés; pair of double harnesses, three single harnesses, busine: t the Salva- WANTED 6 to 12 Women 322 Laurel Hill grocery or market: splendid’ opportunity. 103 Broadw; urday night two runabout carrlages. Shetucket _St., suitable for M. R, Waters, =50 mENT Noders Ave-room fatin| o che Ceburbn, = ‘ell_established pain ers’ business, in Danielson; full equ: ment for dolng both outside and insi Bmployment Falls Rubber Shoe Co., Beacon Falls, at 493 ‘marsid | Wit mar3id marz4d s work; reason for selling. Address Lock B other busi- 8, Danielson, belo: to estate o hetasnek: Tnauire of 1. & Geer, D. 6 Norwich. Tel 1eD1TSW TO RENT—Fucnished rooms; rooms for lignt housekeeping. 10 Mair St., over Brooklyn Outntters. Ring, [that time and it is the era of world peace which suffering humanity S0 Martin of City Temple, FROM 18 TO 30 YEARS OF AGE ON FOR SALE—1 Harley-Davidson mo- Pastor R. J. LIGHT MACHINE WORK AND ASSEMBLING. PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS. ALL PIECE WORK. BIG PAY and steady work for girl: and women in large rubber shoe fac- irls earn $10 to $18 inexperienced ones pald a worth while salary and given boara and room while learning, which takes about a month toreyele and_ sidecar, model. equipped wit rin léss than vidson and sidecar, 3 ights and hor Dayldson motoreycl » ingha hall, i “tor light _nouse- West 63rd street, New York, will give A = lecture upon this interesting sub- in Buckingham Mem Sunday afternoon Pastor Martin is an stataps, false isetn, antiawes or any ¥ elme; old books especially want. Louis D. Ward, 32 1ights and horn. es; 1 Harley-D: eed, 1915 model, 1'1916 3-speed Harley: 1916 3-speed experienced rite or call. t 3 o'clock. FOR SALE Silver chips. for clean- 144 Indian and. sideca: motorcycle twin, twin, single speed: all above machin in €004 running shape and prices righ mailed on re- rwich, Conn. Ing silyer: no_rubbin; 1 1913 Excelsior celpt of 1%c.” Sparks, apriwe 1 1914 Harley schol d will treat this Foom “the Bcriptural viewpoint and in convincing manner. large cities; good theatre, fine working conditions: ‘company furnishes hall for dancing, athletic flelds, free Insurance honsekeeping. Union St jyzed United Metal Within their waxen b Of holy things are & Ana stirfing =oftly, say ‘Blessed are the pure In heart also | Death ix vanquished 1. And Christ cf the gla Free_them from every bond O Mighty to deliver! L And come and throne Thy TO RENT_Tenement of five rooms, | Our with all modern elt ¢ soverelgn King fo: BASTER LILIES, h their golden antlers g —Josste F. O'D Bells of the Easter Mor T the wide earth. ri bells of the Pester! r —Lucy Porter H AN EASTER SONG. iong or short|Beam In fresh beautv. morr Uolbeare. | 0" sun in splendor rize For One from the dim . orth ressonable| To gladden mortal eves Dark FOR SALE 1910 chassis with a new delivery panel body w tires in good con- . 102" Franklin and medical attention: 1y; work for ali; g§ood homes at don’t “decide now— write today for illustrated booklet. Good Job at Beacon Falls. Employment Dept, Beacon Falis Rub- ber Shoe Co., Beacon Falls, Conn. e hien Tne Assoctated Sioie fine chance for of Hour which 1he o= Bible Students of this place are g people of Norwich Sunday noons during the mon! of Those who attended th last Sunday Call_or write it Harley-Davidson Motor- Willimantie, Ct. ewly farmished rooms. % Seymour, | Tl Chrixt Winmin 2 apri3d | And scattered nil the i e — e N TO RENT * APARTMENT No. 36 Spalding St., 9 rooms and bath, with gas and large FOR SALE 70 Willlams St, splendid modern home, in best residential section; all conveniences, large level corner lot; price reasonable and easy terms If destrod. on same, four very ow rent: ‘Auto Sales C 10 Hayden St. a Manufacturing Co., Inc. THAMESVILLE 50 girls, 6 women cooks, 12 general housework girls, 4 farm hands, 2 col- 2 spinners, 10 FOR SALE — Finc family cow and Moyer cushion tired runabout. gren, Beech Drive, FOR SALE_At a sacrifice by private party, late 1915 Overland, 5-passenger touring model 83, just overhaule tires, engine and ‘body will ‘demonstrate responsible party. FOR SALE Hatching eggs. 5ood lay- R I Reds and W. P. E. F. Stinson. e first -lecture afternoon, which dealt with the conditions leading up to and beyond the great world war, are look- ing forward with interest to the re- maining lectures of the series. ‘" These lectures are all free to the {public and no collections will ing strain. 8. C. ROcks, 156 per setiini 1168, FOR SALE Overland. " In A Just overhauled. five-passen; No. 1 condition; being Inquire of P. C. H. MONEY-MAKING opportunit; ticulars may lead you to fortune; Opportunit Just lke new: reasonable terms to Address Jack Rosen- blatt. 148 Fountain St., Providence, R. I THOS. H. BECKLEY Phones 724 68 ored boys, FARM for sale or to rent rick Shea farm, miies north of Cante Brooklyn road, cons! ‘Address P. New London, Conn. FOR SALE Seven-room_ cottage good residential section. A. M. Avery, 52 Broaaway- FOR SALE Greatest real estate bar- Buckingham home on SPECIALTY to demonstrate celebrated Imperial kerosene self-heat- h class article with lim- ties of sale: good teiri 0od people. Chicago, Tl WANTED _To hire one or two pas- tures which wil keep 25 head of stock. Tel. 1851-1%. WANTED _Girl n Canterbury, bury Green, Ui Zeo ucres. Howard St FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Central Building Geo. L. Chesbro, Mg WANTED Able-bodied English-speaking men, ages 21 to 35, to learn Automobile Tire Building. Good wages paid while lear: FOR SALI _Mahogany Regina music box, 20 records, mahogany disc cabinet, Address Music, BREED THEATRE. fLouise Huff and Jack Piekford in a Picturization of Booth Tarkington's Humeoruos Masterpiece, “Seventeen” Featurs For ing iron: a hij itless possibil for half cost. W. Harrison St., HORSE for sale, I. Hyman, 2! Apply N. TARRANT CO. 117 Main LISTEN! The Harry Becbe Farm of 60 acres at Norwich Town must be sold to Inquire about it. E. A. PRENTICE 36 CIiff Street FARM FOR SALE IN FRANKLIN. By order of the Probate Court, to Harrington farm in Franklin is offered for sale. The farm oconsists of a dwelling house with g00d cellar. barn, carriage house, corn house, hen house and outbuild- There are about 60 acres of land, divided into pasture, woodland, mowin orchard and - planting There is_an abundance of water in ngs and brook on the prem- cords of firewood could be cut off and sold at good Monday and Tuesday. F_1916 Hudson Super Six 3 seven-passenger touring car: run 7,000 miles; fine_condition. = in Norwic ashington St substantially 350,000 to build- aiso 28 building lots Price for residence and the 28 lots, $10,000, Address Real Estate Exchange, New London. Conn. Next to discussions on war Hudson Stewart chief question today is “Have you read nt The question refers, of course, to the popular movel by Booth |Tarkington, author of ‘*“Penrod” storfes, which created such the country. have not read the stry, up to the time, vou tr“t flhthe grave of being left ou con- \versation, but now that the story has picturized by the Famous Play- with Louise Huff and Jack Pick- rd in the leading roles and if you the Breed theatre on next Mon- or Tuesday you will be able. to "Beventeen” with_your friends, those who appear in Huft and Mr. ‘Winifred Allen. Helen ILindroth, Evans, Walter Hiers and An- EMPLOYMENT DEPT., THE HARTFORD RUBBER WORKS Hartford, Conn. WANTED--FIREMAN Steady Work. C. M. ROBERTSON CO. WOOLENSPINNERS WANTED At Once close an estate. " 70 RENT NEW SIX-ROOM APARTMENTS |taine The Norwich Housing Company have rented thirty-five of the forty apart ments recently built by them and have at this time five vacant apartments or Spring Garden Avenue. apartments -will be open for inspection every day during thz next twu weeks, and any one desiring one of them is advised to apply at once. ments are very for general {"Seventeen” * Write Lock Box 734, Danielson. | FOR SALE—Gne and 40-foot street. about 1200 good worker. on ‘account of sickness must be sold at once to stop expense. Martin's Boarding Willimantic. FOR SALE—One new ox dump cart. Telephone 459. WANTED _A competent second of two adults. Stonington, Conn. WANTBD—Young lady in art store, ist in workroom. hop, 60 and 64 Broadway. “HELF WANTED _Kespectable couple, in American farmer's familv; man to be sober and reliable; to assist in housework; references and wages expected first leiter. lock, Merrow, Conn. TELE WANT] an, not over 60, to assist in work: cheerful, neat, (ve: references and wages expected in arst letter. furore all FOR SALE—Wood In stove lengths Phone 646-5. horse, aiso farming tools, 22 Main St nearly new. Willimantic These va Splendid Residence IN WILLIMANTIC, CONN. FOR SALE s 18 rooms, newly painted and shingled, large veranda and beautifu g0od milker, FOR SALE — Fishel-Barron bred for size pens headed " line of heavy White Leghorn: Wyandottes, production, birds from “Eg; c 4 The apart- desirable for small families and rent for $20.00 per month, | s Inquire of J. J. CORKERY Room 120 Thayer Bullding i rices by the i Wyckofr s, ng hens welghing mated to pedigreed Barron from 243-egg hen sired by son of 260- healthy and act- i ground, has grand view and is located On the ‘state highway from Norwlich to Willimantic and is four Tet ThA 1 “Whe Dear on th next ant | the apring water in house; also cottage ||| PLAINFIELD WOOLEN COMPANY, land adjoining that could be red; a very attrac- all-year-round village and about eight miles Norwich_and House Hill. apply to Frank B. to Willlam H. Broadway, Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE The Cottage at Gales Ferry, formerly owned by Albert L. ulars apply to the undersigned. R. S. BARTLETT, Trustee of the Great WANTED _Two some experience, for Wednesday nights and for Saturday afternoons and even- Brockton Sample 138 Main St. City. WANTED By a married man. a po- sition on a gentlema: ‘The thirteenth chapter Secret will complete the bill for Mon- day and Tuesday. Today's bill at the Breed consists e Hayakawa in “The Soul the Pathe Weekly and a funny Chris- tie comedy. THE AUDITORIUM in A Square Deal v A CENTRAL VILLAGE, CONN. Cove " Yard: 'WOMEN WANTED Thirty nice positions open in our sorting department, grad- For_further Iinformation, it erther; Tufof purchased if de home; centrally located on P! Street (corner Mountain), the lead- | Street of Wi ient to schools, City Hal Main Street siness sections. For terms and further particulars STORE TO RENT | About 20 to 25 feet, at 63 Franklin| Doc Stroet, suitable for almost any kind of FOR SALE _White chicks and eggs, free range,, tested for white diarrnoea and teed against Infection; the chic live, lay and pay; e mediate delivery: cl May dellvery. P. O. Hampton. FOR SALE_All kinds of secds and selected breeders of Kura-San,” ing residen Sountry’ place strictly sober; has a_small family. Aj ply D. J., Box 135 Voluntowr. WANTEDPainter at Sadusky's Sign 13 Bath st WANTED — Middle Potter. For partic- Cariyle Blackwell o o FOR SALE I hav cuts lady Heads the Program for Greeneville Coming Monday, in The Price of Silence. Just a few of the officials who were “among those present” in the flm— William Fox's new production, Price of Silence, starring num—included J. trolier; George RadcHff, state garden- speaking_lady_for inguire Box 504, eneral housework. fertilizer ‘at a_low price. WILLARD W. HAYDEN 70 Mountain St., Room 14, Central Buil Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE One of the cholcest cottage houses located in the best part of East Broad St. at a very modest price. particulars, inquire of JOHN A. MORAN, Real Estate Broker, Franklln Sauare. FOR SALE Two-family House with large fot in pleasant locality. A. M. AVERY Phone 1122-2 m Farnum ing woolen clips. Good wages. Steady Positions Winchester Woolen Co. THAMESVILLE NOTICE GIRLS AND WOMEN WANTED AT ONCE d or single at Hopkins & Allen Arms Co. for light machine and bench FOR SALE_—Two new mlich cows and ¢mall pigs. P. A. Nawrockl. Phone 1704, Willimantic, Ct. WANTED—A married man to work on reliable and a tenement furnished. FOR SALE _White Wyandotte eggs for hatching. $1 for Hutchinson, WANTED—AIl the customers of E. L o know that he 2 and is open for FOR SALE 100 Acre Farm One-half mile from trolley and vil- lage, in town of Norwich, five miles from Franklin Square, 15 minutes’ the painter, has regained his heal orders at 10 Ripley Place. NTED_—An to run four boll with good pay: must be a man with %00a 'habits and thoroughly reliable. Apply Admore Woolen Mil FOR SALKE 1916 Metz roadster, near- iy _new, seif starter and electric lights, $450; 1915 Metz specdster, wire wheels, just ‘overhauled, new p: black 20 gal. with new 24 state board of heaith, and almost every state senator attending the tive session that dav. Carlyle Blaciwell @ strong story friendship, a Fox com- ery called Hearts and Saddles com- Dplete the program. Dance Expected to Be Great Success —Still Room For More Tables. The dance at the Norwich cicb on e orange and experienced fireman God Tor a 500 steady position, last ehanee to_see 4 Square Deal, Windshield, painted, $1. rumble sent WITHIN CITY LIMITS PRICE $2,500 Co., Yantic. | and newly walk from graded s: and village. 11 room house in the best of condition, steam heat, bath, hot and cold water in house, large cattle barn and_silo, six large hen separately, peach orchard, 40 acres tillable bal- ance woodland and pasture, running through one roadster that irs, $100: one Autocar in’ running order. good_paint, 19 Hawkins St. WANTED —En, to work in near| opportunities offered to wish to better their position it will interest you. jdress Textile Mill, care Bulletin. aprsd WOOLEN Spinners wanted: Moosip, Conn. WANTED A girl. 1ish-speaking y_textile_plant; amilies who wagon sheds, Meiz_Agency, the above; 52 Broadway AUCTION JAMES L. CASE Real Estate Department 37 SHETUCKET ST. FOR SALEOne heavy team wagon, new. 4 tons good hay. Inquire W. pected to be a great success, as quite a number of tickets have been sold, as land, milk house, workshob, milk route of 100 quarts a day within ten from this farm. FOR SALE—Bone meal for lawns. . Eldredge, 85 Water St FOR SALE Apply Grover & reserved, though not as many as might be accommodated. The evening will TED _Good com For particulars inquire of S. SIEGEL Franklin Square, Norwich, Conn., Ober Car Station troli~y line, Montville; New London. Conn. FOR SALE—Lun doing good busines: Inquire Bd. Vachc start with the bridge playing. and at ten o'clock prizes will be distributed, one to each table. be cleared away room, and the dancing will continue Money has been given by two gentiemen for the orchestra, and others_have given cost of {he club house and other ex- Soon after the intermission there will be a competition dance. heid, for which handsome. prizes have been The judges for this are to be Forbes of New London, Habbecotte and Raymond Ring and Sisk’s drug store will sell ice cream, calesman to vell a much needed. felt want for the country home; terri- tory to suit conditions; liberal commis- Address H. M. R., care E. A. Pler- . Waterbury, Conn. You have the same opportunity to make as much money as the men on piece work, as the rates are the same for both men and wome: Will be sold at public auction, by Cromin Bullding. authority of the Superior Court, The Fine Bank Building of the THAMES LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, Street, Norwich, Conn., on Wednesday, April 25, 1917 at 2 oclock P. M. at the premises. The building is of brick with granite front, about 70 feet on the street, one part of the main floor being finely equipped for banking with time eom- and the other part, also provided with large vault, admirably suited for corporation or A SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE OLD MYSTIC, CONN. Then the tables from the ball- pont, R. F. D. Telephone Connection exceptional, loam, dues not bake or dry out and is in a very high state of cultivation; it is watered by springs, large stream pond. About pears, peaches, plums, grapes, etc. 10 |gry. kooq cellar and_attic; wump in kiichen to well of excellont Yater. Large basement Door wagon house attached, wagon and im- plement shed, garage, corn house and two_poultry houses. good condition. fmplements for sale. WANTEDPlacy ._Danielson, Conn. WANTED —Several 510 to $25 & week. Norwich Commercial Chamber of Commerce Building. CONNECTICUT tural College has positions open for women_stenograj knowledge of bookkeep! duates with business college train. 18 and some. as housekeeper by FOR SALE Ilatching esgs. respectively Wyandotte dnd S, C. B I Reds! 1o apple EMPLOYMENT OFFICE WANTED-8 MEN STEADY WORK. FOR SALE_Guernsey. N. G. Williams, Brooklyn, Conn. bull calf, eli- FOR SALE 21 RIPLEY PLACE A three Tenement House with im- provements and in fair condition, located within five minutes’ walk of Franklin Square, with small outlay, can be made a very desirable prop- Price reasonable for a quick sale, owner leaving town. room house, Miss Ruth L. AGRICUL- FOR SALE—13 Buick sedan, prac- Tun only 1.300 miles. dress Buick, care Bulletin FOR SALE—One single harness, first J. C. Worth Co., hers having a high school All buildings in Also full line of farm Less than % mile [ poy, Full particulars from ezl ARCHA W. COIT, Telephone 1334 GOOD PAY office: experience pre MAUE applieation by pen-writ during the even- ing, and wafers wiil be served. During the intermission. been presented by several florists will be sold by Misses Olive Huntington, bination vault, class condition. ten letter addressed AMERICAN STRAWBOARD CO. Thamesville. which have FOR SALE—Cheap. a cottage house TED—Beliboy at the Wauregan 63 Broadway with four rooms. Ana dark Let every ‘soul e The triumph o Ma the new cape col “While T was plained that you didn There is an opportunity ent time to introduce Am ical and scientific books into the ket at Amsterdam, Holland written in English level and |gively dark silt | dents. o O earth! " hirds. their e ’ fght of morning 1o r spring, the wint 1 ur K re tu thy And death, where 13 thy A Lord, nur Vight, our 1if hy glor 12 glad morn and evermore In blest eternity. Carolin HUMOR OF THE DAY Wife—You know, Henry, T I think. | Husbana- my 1o 3 er—Topeka Journal. Lawyer—Now you must ke ing from me Client—I haven't. T paid cent T have in the world f r.—Boston Trangeriy “What is the price of cred skir adam will fin table—that of my stocks went u hen you made a lot of No. I came ou € my wife was at the m | the same time."—The Lamk Boggs—I understond that t ton-Smyths have bought #et of ancestora with th r steei holdings Togrs — 1 always muspected came of common K tor—1 advised _you two-mile walk every good business, at a reasonable price. In- |’ Patient—-Not so much s quire at Bulletin Office. sred out a system of that save a lot of tim Shopwalker—Look her who's just left on w Assistant—But T w thing in my departme | Tit-Bits FOR SALE|® ‘Terribly. When T entered COTTAGE HOUSE and ||eery BARN and 3 ACRES OF d the burglars upse thing up side down m thought wa sthat Jim had cor unexpectedly and char clothes.”—London Pa—At last I' make that young s p winking his eyes, Ma—Really ? Pa—Yes; Il show hi in this sclence magazine says that every time give the eye a bath o THE KALEIDOSCOFE of birds costs this country 000 annually. $1,00 are being e used by Dutch universit California_ has no native beeches or hickories, trees ver trees Imon in the eastern part of the barn with | DoPF0 other purposes. Fourteen office rooms on second and third floors, with ele- Superior location on leading street for bank, agency or other business. Also at same time and place one Herring safe, 64x36x26 combination lock. AMOS A. BROWNING, FRANCIS D. DONOHUE Central Building, Norwich, Conn. Christine Gregson “and former members of Ruby Vaug Dorothy. the Rea Cross class, finfsh the course. flowers there is no set price, and no change will be given. ®o be original forms of grab-bags for desiring _them. ample ways of contributing in small ways to the fund. There are still some tables left, but those desiring them are advised to re- serve them ahead, as thev will be sure to procure one. be secured at the door. THE'SLATER MALL LECTURE COURSE $25.00 ladies sults for $12.97 at the Pasnilc Co.. 158 Main St, Norwich. FOR SALE—One pair horses, 0d workers, well mated, weight 2500 .; will sell cheap, as I have no use FOR SALE DANIELSON, CONN. The Eugene S. Nash property on o stia 6% Meohario staasts o Ve house with 12 rooms, Sity water, y, on lot 73 foet Nidth with concrete walk. WE WANT OLD TEETH IN ANY %?“r.mrrlor: W to r set, ac- cording to-thei= value, THE COLLATERAL LOAN coO. 142 Main Street, Up-stairs Established 1872, Norwi FARM WANTED We have customers for several good farms from $1500 to 33000 in price. If For these single WANTED —An_errand boy. at Bulletin Job Reom. WANTEDCompetent girl for gen- eral housework. Apply for 'them. Dr. Plainfleld, Conn. $1250 T buy e §o.ecre farm. Treom cob tage house, orib and hennery, acres tillable, balance odland, 1 horse, 16 hens. all and implements, lot ‘of fertilize & cords of sawed wood at door, abu: frult; & rare chance to set There will al- 196 Central i i e marigd inches with SAVE ONE-HALF on y. Pasnik Co. sell for I WANTED Position as stenographer ous experience. ulletin Co. mar3ld WANTED _Old_sldewalk flagstones: price. and where it can Norwich Bullett: For Sale An established bakery business; ex- cellent location, a rare chance for a party Wwho understands the business. For full particulars, inquire of able price, part mortgage if ulars by communicating FRANK W. COY, Agt. Stillman Building lesired. Tickets may < |3. C. WETTER ......ccew. ‘Auctioneer PUBLIC AUCTION state quantity, Westerly, R. our only species of wa We have no true chestnu nut is one and not general over of the state. A comparatively straight street may be constructed by Boston to the business district with the It will be necessary to conder property, and it is est; that the thoroughfare would $20,000,000. According to_ involces certified the American’' consulate geners Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, the export |manganese ore’ to the United increased from 244,946 metric valued at $2,880107, for 1916 to 196,4 tons, valued at #,928,869, for 1916 n| In three places in the Book of Re elation, Alpha, the first letter of centrally located | Greek alphabet, and Omega, the reason- jare referred to in the phrase Alpha and Omega, the end.” the beginning as numerals. you want to sell, let us know. TRYON’S AGENCY, Willimantie, Ct. eap. $275 buys a 6-mcre farm, house (not fin- ished), plenty of wood, some fruit and ‘macada; mile to a city; I wHl sell at public auction at the Joe Robbins farm, two miles east of Brooklyn Village, on WANTED _Tinsmith; familiar with outside ust be sober: $21. Address Box FOR SALE. Cottage Houses, Tenement and Busi- ness Biocks, Bullding Lots, all in de- List your property if JOHN A. MORAN. Real Estate and Investment Broker, Franklin Seuare, Norwich. To Be Weld For Bencfit of Red Cross sirable location: you care to number of people looking for real es- | excell tate investments. WILLIAM F. HILL, Real Kstate and Insurance. Thayer Blag. Just Arrived Another express load of Horses just here—consisting of some nice chunks | ¥2 and business Horses, ready for work- also some Prices right. Come and see tehm. ELMER R. PIERSON, Miss Ida M. Tarbell, America's fore- most journalist, who is to speak in Slater ball on Tuesday evening, April CASTORIA In U2 For Over 30 Years A'I-vl_ L aas o FOR SALE FOR SALE Several Desirable BUILDING LOTS THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1017, at 10 oclock . m., ows: A nice Ayrshire heifer, due hen soom, 1 three year old Hol- beifer, 2 general purpose horse 1 two-horse team wago: on, 1 surrey, 1 ttage, all f l’hfierl: ;.rrnr;d o0 urnished, lot front- l‘l:l Dbest_location: price rea- me show it to you. Send for Farm Bulletin. Choice of At Pleasant View: FOR SALE. 9-Room House at 500 Boswell Avenue, with all improvements, including heat, in excellent condition: garden and fruit the lot is §0x200; owner leaving t for quick sale In- )y Opan Buseies, 1 PUhomme rake 3 Sets of team 1 260 Back harness. 1 et light it hese, Plowa B0 ang. vinepsr, aud Tt of Tand & ‘soods. HAY!_Wo've got a nice Mne of brlar 285" 1, ook A No. 41 West Broad St., Rooms 1 and 3, ‘Westerly, R. L Telephome No. 3365. MEECH, No. 80 Sixth St. City. Telephons §29-3. purposes. false teethi The farm of seven acr sale privately. Al It not plensant, the first fair day ml'tt. if broke: Greene Ave. and Cedar St. | LOST AND FOUND Teems cash. 1 have a have and assimilate their food. Noth else you can do will help so much ot them safely past the time jarrhoea and bowel trouble kil little not fi r START CHICKS RIG few weeks is the critical time Dr. Hess Poultry Pan-a-ce-a ent purpose. Let the littl it regularly, so they will chicks by the score. If you nd it makes and keeps healthy and makes them grow and dévelop better, just re: empty packages o the desler and get money back. For sale by lers in poultry suppliss. Louse Tel. 536-3 | cariy. ment paroel post and Tasiphin: Pa- marisd LOSTIn Willimantic, £ray ana whil after allowable. For partict F. C. GEER Piano Turer, “Phons s no_aaveru ulars and prices address . dea . H. GALLUP, Norwich, §"Snireh 8 Norwieh, ix“'w"'-r'%’.‘":‘su'fl TB-EI ey deales i G FOR_ eay. LICE KILL thousands of little chick Get a package of Dr. Hess Instant Killer. Start your louse batt which will mean chick conten 11 summer long. For sale by in poult; tes, G Both Greeks and Heb: employed the letters of the alpha ROUP _use Dr. Hess Boup Hem