Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 17, 1917, Page 10

e anye ...-..fi‘:.."z““t B ltu-vn. ov oNE shows aprild u'.-_ - that yesterda 1 planne mfi:% " nc-w:‘-za u:né n:::.‘ ch ige one night To_speak words I had a mind, o utter them with u.-g.“."}.a might; B at d Nor Tt nlemu them caused me de s T .J“‘.na"p At tay TO LEASE {5 'me_vhere I8 1o g =g Mgl At Wetates o MaerYoss, n tangu cnr ln S HED ROO! l lv views I thought T -ou!‘a express. 4 e 4 rce within the 1. .:"“" o ol e e » e night my plans st., m SALE—A For: ‘41 mnmw-."" ‘Em‘:n' "&uu’- ox 183, Cotiage, Ear 36. lu ufn J B :m".l l'srou-w" n‘; E e “|One_iittle act 1 thought to & apriza Ot a1} ‘mapikind knawn > bt one A\ - v i SO _ O MENT_A modern fve-room fiat. | And lof before the dus was {hrough ANN om > L .fl bay. . Coughiin. lnuunn at 122 Broadway. april simple, modest act was done " : e _._._________.._. ; : North Franklin, Conn. ~ aprisd | = o i ro o oo aat of seven o0ms | 8o, what R A o s1ab y _|steaa month. Ad- arranged . to .wnfilnm,;u-rn “Conveniences, at 1 Tant wo il do sonig Toime”s b THE Auonomuu . Apply A Z purchase ____.__._______ ‘l'hi.;nt;'r_‘vw ofh‘onn #hort night = |G cYlinder Oakiand 5-passens. . RN olly ‘change, ‘or ww. ras Stuart Holmes in The Scarlet Letter AMERICAN STRAWBOARD CO. A osma tnd bath sy Williame Bt, Phoo. Thomas T Porte and Seventh Episode of The Secret W. Thameeville. . apriéd |running orde: EORPR A" s iR apeed L Toan, < Conn —_— H, m“ to rent 322 Laurel HIill AMERIOAN, Kingdom Features for Today—Com- ford, - AGAN'S Gmoke m W . ey rmate |eon, Conn. 230. 1 Ave., lulub'o lor “.3’ omrtn‘:}:’; rent very ing Wednesday and Thursday, Jules the pusti sy saim—4 £ and fust today we chanced ¢ of. et e T B Waters, 103 Broadwa; Down upon, the Bagy rirens® Verneo’s 20,000 Leagues Under the ANl St . b Sea. ages 71 to 35, to Toatn A DomoTie Hics domestic aprisd TO WENT—Modern fiye-room fiaf in|And I wondered whenoe he came, ng. Good °s paid while learn- -———— —— sound| the suburbs. Tel 596-14. What was onca his matlon’s name The public demand, for nnvelty "ll’- ABply or ad ol L R R T g L 19 ————-'n“———'—‘_‘— ,!fl,!,:‘.r'&,fl";‘ ., l,me o prompted the Universal Film m!m'r WANTED “v’"fiu o™ Matligs gice rooms for Light housekeeplos. 410 | Bogilsn. Triah, F Russian Jew. pany to test the possibility of nuk Wholesale e A chance SALE Yurli J.ru bull, | Main BL, over Brooklyn Outfitters. Fro ing a photoplay of Jules Verne’s won- 7 Lrheranibey. . o _ewnitd. [, uflm, out of it cow, 2si3 derful under the sea stories Twenty e 'ANTED—Position ey rarm, “Eant ‘Grose Plnn. h?or FURN 2 3 v wich, Conn. keaping. ply head u; high: JonE o mhart | T an 18 DAUEht to me Thousand Iangnu Under l:ho Sea and 3 while there are 0 predicted erred; e : e Tailure and said that it would be im- E’.‘_EJM‘;__.__ sell cheap. " ¥. . Patmer, i'{rf{'i"m distanves "Phone Bib: eare: | In' this Tand of 1iberty t WAR r ANTER—A pair G e yea: o e Ja0e9) In my soul, as man to man, r IN ANY CONDITION Bty L"'w"‘“‘, e, Sy fae ot m SALEOne mare, el FURNISRED —roome; s “'""‘cii{.mw Rownt & o 2o 0.8 ¥ sor wut - ] Tis¥ied T i R e R e ] o Ronires of the greatest screen productions ever 3 rein w—“"‘—'— 80 to 56 Market St. apcild | Mrs. Emma Mo attempted has beent made and it is| forced THE COLLATERAL LOAN CO. [l one that van: me. Yna Ot o5 farm: | “EoR .ALE—Two work horses; prices | TO RENT—_Newly furnished rooms, HUMOR OF THE DAY proving not only a genuine novelty|l; 142 Main Street, Up-stairs handling teanr; permanent position n., 3 ‘8 modern coo’ nces. 1 loyml but a pleasing ,entertaining and in- Established _Conn. wages to fl‘ht man. Address o B Fvankiin St Phone apr; Boy—I want to buy some paper. Sructive photmiis SRR Iups D" 9 - Rontigton, - “um’ SALE 1910 Cadillac_ truck Boyli‘rouvd e o ;,1\:",':,:' S ranas ehu‘h ith a new delivery panel body Rt o make & Ty Daper classic. — This fascinatilg feature will be pre- of WANTED—Long and short distance same, four new tires in good cou- sented for the first time at popular | Slater hall FAR" WANTED T Bl s mve: Dyrsexl. 11 1% umon. Allto dales ‘Con 102°Franiciin 'l'o REN‘I' Weekly, London. prices at The Auditorium ou Wed- | 7 _— = N'I'EP:FI‘z e ““‘:fl_mn Tel. 535. mar22d % wlhy s Fou 1‘?15 at school this nesday and Thursday. Today is your Great Gymnastic Display. « for ot o FOR sALE Hatching cees. xood lay. orning, Tom?” asked the teacher last chance to see Stuart Holmes in . 2 _| We bave customers for severa! gooa R % Tainch, Borwteh S e B Com and WP TMENT the bell rang before 1 gol The public generally will be inter Conn, apridd K RN B S APAR g B B S A R The Scarlet Letter, Hawthorne's tragic| esteqd to Jearnof the annual gymnastic | farms rom $1500 to $3000 in price. If| — WANTED 10 Clevelnnd & Gridiey | Bhons 11585 ariPd B Herald. story of old .Puritan New EMgiand | nmstio Yoon automati ators, 40 - The seventh episode of The Secret | SEnubition to be given in the Yoong fyou want to sell, let us know. hands, for arill press ..,‘.f".i".‘&fi}"fi:i! FORm SALE — 1914 fve-passenger || NO. 36 Spalding St., 9 rooms || Passenger.—Open a window: it's toc Kingdom is also on the program. sitm’ on Friday and. Saturday even- TRYON’S AGENCY, chine ‘'work, 10 hardening shop men, 4|Overland. In A No. 1 condition; being 2 . hy€in this car. —— R i gt Mg el Mo belt repair’ men. 3 .automobile truck,just overhauled. Inquire of P. C. H. || and bath, with gas and large forter—I just closed one for an BREED THEATRE 0— o working e pn e ket e :l:lpera handling fl'el"lt. 5 boys from ulletin. marléd other lady who said it was too cold K e SER IRl tion ‘of: Teal myerty Ao & INCme FOR SALE ° 18,1020 years of age, 2 buffers. § gen- |~y Tor sale or to rent; the Pat- || yard. Erie Raliroad Magazine. Winsome Viola Dana in New Metro | . ¢ronage is looked for. ers, 1 tinsmith, .1 tinsmiths heiper 1 |Tick farm, in Canterbury, ‘two Clara—He says he thinks T'm the Picture, Threads of Fate, Feature for| The program will consist of mass glettrictan, 1 “electrigians nelper,’ 5 e nBarts. ot Canserbury | Groen;. om Apply N. TARRANT CO. || nicest girl in town. Shall I asic him Wednesday and Thursday. marching, fancy marching, <lass drills, polishers on steel work; only good iive [ Brooklyn road. comsissinz of buy ececs. < * | to canz — gymnastic dancing, faney roller skat- :‘;g{;h,‘;‘;"‘;‘f,, ;,‘;:d{,e;‘;(“" Bee 2R0T | New Lopdon, Conn. ebisd 117 Main Sarah—No, dear; let him keep os n e_has her voice undei gifted young stage and screen star, | boxing, w‘r;eslling, fencing, holé\' fsccut M will be seen at the Breed theatre on|demonstration, apparatus work, fancy residen 2 B i 2 ce at N 36 W \TED—A attern maker familiar | 22 Broacway. e s e y . with cast iron Bollec. And Fernacs per. | FOR SALE 7916 Hudson Super_Six of Fate, a five-part Metro wonderplay rs will be placed in every pos . "Address Putnam Foundry | seven vorsenser toarnason Super Six T0 RENT of beauty, romance and power. Miss|sible place to accommodate the pat- & Machine Co., Putnam, Conn. apri3d|miles: fine_condition. ' Hudson-Stewart 8! Dana has proved a marvel since she |rons. Admission is 25 cents and tick- b it o L s % began appearing in so many difficult|ets may be secured at the Y. M. C. ARBER WANT) A3 Sauires | Co-_Tel 598 SPER NEW SIX-ROOM APARTMENTs |Staiesman. £ ; roles in motion pictures but before | A. building or of members of the as- S tie, Ct. _apri3d | FOR lAl.E—~16:n-n<.rc farm, a new wonder how the idea originated her advent into them she was known | sociation z ED—An all around automobile | BOUSe, 12 rooms, running water, on|The Norwich Housing Company have | that two can live as cheaply as one St R - 2 % : mechanic: good bay and steady employs | main Toad. with some stock; musi belrented thirty-five of the forty apart-| “I suppose that came about throus R)ch Gm which ran for more than|company will plow up land for gar- > aprizd SALE—One har!e. we!ghlng at this time five vacant apartments on | with the average courtship.”—Kansas« two years on Broadway. dens for workmen in this city and also TIMOTHY C. MURPHY WANTED Dyehouse_and picker 3?&\3 1’(3" eouggs.a(i%::&tw:rrkfi;hr:;; Spring Garden Avenue. These vacant | City Journal. In Threads of Fate Miss Dana has|in Plainville, where a branch mill is toom, help: A Apply Glen Woc!:nrlhflll. TRt He i) Wt Dice > Ll B eI apunu:!?tpdm{]l:) "'i:?,".?ef?'té“u“’;fi:'»?f “What do you think -of this idea wf the strongest role of her entire career | located. 207 MAIN STREET pr Call at Mr. Martin's Boarding sz..ble every y 3 burning people in effigy in a clean, tremendously interesting WANTED_Woolen splnner on Davis | Bank St. Willimantic. and any one desiring one of them is| “I'm against it replied Se story which is perfect in its photo- & Furber mule; a good rplnner can o e advised to apply at once. The apart- | Sorghum. “When fuel is 50 exp h: earn’ $13 to $20 per week., 1y°%5 | FOR SALE_Wood in stove ’"’S"" ments are verv desirable for small|there’s no excuse for the was e Heopd Wil slioe St the Mo FOR SALE The Mystic Woolen Goo ’fly’uu: P‘“L J. Slegel. r families anc rent for $20.00 per month. | Washington Star. 3 tro tmveloxueludfl: \figfmn%y com- l FOR S Co‘l:,nA.‘ o prizd Tflwho". l}l‘s}s—«) cart. Inquire of J. J. CORKERY he anclent Egyptians sometime. Sy A e e - ALE Ty pairls for spooling: cleanf S 2800t T APTC_ 2! Room 120 Thayer Buildin n at a feast . West Side Sik Mill. | FOR SALE Al kinds of seeds and| - ~°0 4 ¥ p i _aprii good residential section. A. M, wvery, oad Wi febzéd perfect control, hasn’t she? Patrice—Not perfect control. “Why not?’ “She talks in her sleep.”—Yonker: day and Thursday. A Today’s program consists of Fran- L A two seated sufrey, a coupe, two|_° < fertilizer at a low price. Greeneville “I suppose it is on the same pri ces Nelson ;nm(‘):;‘;te l:nt-ndy.th: ;s » ssts double harness, one set single hart | __WANTED —ien to work n o Blcker Graln Co. " Phone 325 ooy . mpndd. ciple that some motorists afix tne el ‘mo: 3 5 - : room. Pply Admore oolen Mills, "0- !AlE—One ir horses, sound, minjature effigy of a tr: c cop to the teenth chapter of-The Great Secret. 100 Acre Farm ness. Prices low for aick sale. In- | Yantic. 30 | good Workers, well maten walsit Sos STORE To RENT front ends of a machine. —Louisviile _— One-half mile from trolley and vil- §!quire at 4 Fairmount St., Norwich, Ct.| "\WANTED__A{ once, 2 man - =z }b& (:l“ ~e!ll) chefln.EuBl ha“e o nie Courier-Journal. Slater Hall Lecture Course Benefit of || lage, in town of Norwich, five miles J! do carpenter work and make e oo - Bennett 37 | About 20 to 25 feet, at 63 Franklin| “, iy week-ola calf was nibbling a useful: good place. West ke | ———————— """ | Street, suitable for almost any kind of | the grass in the yard, and was viewed in silence for some minutes by the city girl. “Tell me,” she said, turning im; sively to her hostess, “does it real pay' you to keep a cow as small as Red Croes. Saoisty. from Franklin Square, 15 minutes’ 5 user , The third speaker in the Slater hail [f Walk from gradet school church $1500 e T Towere s | car, RS LE One 1918 Studebaker | susiness, at a reasonable price. In- e e e L R I o omi || Pest of conaition, steam heat, bath, f| will buy a 50-acre farm. 30 acres tili- | Fish Market. e prita. |around: one 1913 Vlnxv\e} thorougily .uire at Bulletin Office. Sopear this eveming April 17, Mes: || Dot and cold waier in house, large J|able. land rertile and maching worked, | “yy XN en—A sompetent second giri e oot e srownd e Tale Is a niece of Sit Johnston Forbes. | | cattle barn and silo, wagon sheds, aragus. 40 mencn teses. plecre Of|tor family of two adults "B O, Box]| ookt e Y Robertson and the youngest member || SiX Jarge _hen houses and yards r home use, cozy house of five ._Stonington, Conn. .p,sd FOR SALE Three heavy v Foll BALE = wired off separately, apple and Small barn’and’ hennery, w0 | WANTED—Bnglisi-speaking _ ramily | (S Wagons, one nearly new, bullt for that?—Harper’s. of a family that for three generations ; = S || peach orchard, 40 acres tiliable bal- some hay, a few farming tools, | to work i four horses, ome dump cart, two set KALEID P has held a distingulshed place in Eng- |§ 500" woodland and pasture, brook and about 30 hens. This farm | opportunities offered to fabmilies Seod | harness. A C. Williams. Lebanon THE DOSCOPE lish dramatic and lterary life. When e LHE - o = running through land, milk house, i Staated in good neighborhood, near | wish to betler their position: look into | *Plone & ap: but 17, Mrs. Hale appeared under Sir s 2 > B school, #nd. -t o e workshop, milk route of 100 quarts o miles from railroad |the above: it will interest you. Ad-| g Locust eggs, treated with sulphuria FOR SALE—About 20 tons good hay id and lime, are used for fertilizer Henry Irving in his revival of Robes- 5 o station. T“nvestigate. dress Texti Mil] 1 a day within ten minutes’ drive . e . eare Bulletin. lprBd . R P e s B BB in Sicily and other Mediterranean lands Phomes. number and in total liabllities. Ac- cording to the Board of Trade Journal there were 1,685 insolvencies, involving Herring safe, 64x36x26 inches with e $25,069,534, egainst 2,661, Involving combination lock. IN NORWICH TOWN §avszs, z's; n 1815, and 2,898, involving AMOS A. BROWNING, Street wl iman Pl tic; convenient to schools, City Hall, Fon On Washington Street ’ overlooking post office. Main Street and ali beautiful Lowthorpe Meadows. Eight BARL N. GATLUP ........ Auctioneer For terma and further partioulars 3 Ne. 70 Wtitlams St. splenaia |§]70°™® and bath, electrio lights; heat- AUCTION apply to modern home, tn best residentia1 |[|od BY hot water eyetem. Terraced The Spot That Hurts publi " gardens S orae Pt o T s, 2uction. vy || WILLARD W. HAYDEN pection; all comvemiences, larke |||LolLl” ‘ocilities for placing & ga- THURSD. T level ‘corner lot; price reasonable AY, APRIL 19TH, 1917, 70 Mountain Willimantie, 3 ra; A splendidly located comfort- Many of the most intense body pains at 10 o’clock a. m., ot 2 808 eney: terms if ‘desived. .J.‘h.... for a reasonable price. Inotlouloflltnudmbezmw e P e the Pardon B. Saunders : Inquire of - ARCHA W. COIT, street for bank, insurance, trust, agency or other business. Also at same time and place ode vierre. She has since acted with Sir v 1 xandre and | from this farm. WANTED—An_errand boy. Inquire|moved by May 1st. Phone evenings :::npxl{‘:;:é so";ngff;gen:slsemona o For particulars inquire of at Bulletin Job. Room. ¥ m.?q"d between 8 and 9, 369-4. 2priza where the insects are common. other leading parts with Sir Johnston S. SIEGEL buys = a 40-acre farm, 300 cords of| WANTED Competent girl for gen- S$ALE—Bul ig Si sel- Forbes-Robertson, and Ophelia witn (f _ . s S fianaing wood on piace and pine Hm: |eral housework Apsly 196 Gemiml | lenc munate aick i sixn exiel, || COTTAGE HOUSE and A mew toothbrush has a hollow head Sir Herbert Tree. In 1907 she came to ranklin Square, Norwich, Conn., ber enough to pay for it; fruit, a crib| avenue. aprdd |new. 1916 model, $875 cash, wiil and can be connected with a rubber America with Billen Terry and_ later Over Car Station 12x16. This place is situated §-i mile trade for runabout and cash: Oakiand |[#BBARN and 3 ACRES OF [{tube to an elevaied reservoir for was under the direction of Charles Telephone Connection to thriving manufacturing village, wAN’l‘EWAn ironer. at the Nor'!ch four, 1916 model, new paint, tires and liquids to make it a fountain affair. Tu 1910 she Bochng. the wife schools,. stores and churches. 1 1-4 |Steam Laundry r29d |in perfect running order, price $500. LAND ——— Frohman. In S| miles to main line of railroad. This is J. A. Leach & Co., Danielson. flprlzd The surface of roadi are planned e o s o e sltantedzon malu Wgh- rumone'dzn1v?r"'n‘;'|‘"r°.ég‘lr§h'§§';.“.'.’L"" v scarified, rolled and made ready for e way: & 3 s 4 ver, and then e an ek N At posseamtons ot me Sver; jimmedl- | Bruckner. 55 Frankiin St° Phona 137-3. 'ggl}oggfim“f“:,fg!grgahg';;fi WITHIN CITY L|MITS use in a single trip over them of a & the past few seasons Mrs.|p-Room House at 500 Boswell Avemme,| Send for Wilcox’s Farm Bulletin— | __feb13d well Av ‘mar3od PRICE machine that a Pennsylvanian has in- tale has been heord in brilliant lec- | with: all improvements, including neat, | choice of 400 WANTED _Second hand furnitare, $2,500 vented. tures and the drama, illustrated by |in excellent condition: garden and fruit WILLIAM A. WILCOX, highest prlc.Tand. A pmen..- 58 - san-—onrend dramatic readings from the.plays dis- [trees; the lot is 60x200; owner leaving Real Estate Broker, Franklin St Tol. 717-3. mayia FOR SALE For propelling boats a Frenchman cussed, including the work of the new- | LOWR- No. 41 West Broad St., Rooms 1 and 2.| WANTED Boy 14 to 16 years for| Ome of the cholcest cottage houses 2 has invented paddle wheels which may e c. E. MEBECH, Light clean’ work: 'sood pay. west |located in the bestpart of Hast Sroad JAMES L. CASE be sttached to any boat and revoived * 60 Sixth St.. City. e mar22d a very modest price. or fu. 3 g Tel phone 829-3. aprsd . particulars, inquire of BULLETIN'S PATTERN SERVICE|_Tele ‘ofi:vmxggm.;:?’e{;‘mem obs o;':.: e & Real Estate Department Sl naewaell 36 G iAE W Tome- sitions free: write unmadm-l Real Estate Broker, 37 SHETUCKET S8T. tions of the Philippine fishermen. The U Crl ON F lin Institufe, Dep. 3 iochmon Frankiin Square, Neorwich. ;u.uva women m{‘(e use of it in the reparation of a dessert much like A or e IFTY SAL Eeiatine. Ai cnabliohes Vdkety. B F| SALE HORSES A car to carry two members of ery busine: n Another express load of 238 Horses Fofl A ! - ~ue crew, who propel it with bicy- ‘Will be sold at public auction, cellent location, doing a profitable l“!t here, mle‘ “0 ‘H‘ol;!es b=° plc)é CON cle gearing as it runs on the track of authority of the Superior Court, business; a rare chance for a party % T A et el A i I BANIRUSON o a mine rzilway, has been invented in The Fine Bank Building |¥ho understands the business. =2 ars as low s possible for the avalits. T e e rti, ol the | Hocope. 4 For full particulars, inquire of - ELWER R. PIERSON. tage house ith 13 rooms, sity ,,.&',.’ Owing to the continued high prics of the THAMES LOAN AND TRUST JOHN A. MORAN, Tel. 536-3. aprizd |gas and slestricty, on lot 72 "m|of coal, the Honduras National rall- COMPANY, Nos. 26-3¢ Shetucket Reai Estate and Invest ¢ Brek 2] w}d‘h ‘with concrete wal way has abandoned this article as a treet, Norwich, Conn., on Franklin Seuare, Norwich. This very :;lrl’:dbl.'e‘ntr.lly looated | fuel and is using wood cut along the 3 is offe at a very reason- ednesda OVER 16 YEARS OF AGE e W y, April 25, 1917 v FOR SALE S0l erlen part moriaage i desived: | 5y mureks, Car, a mehionasre lant at 2 oclock P. M. at the premises. S”l'fADY PP gt e 5 unioating | srower s proving that. tuibs sad The building is of brick with granite land, well divided, g00d soil, abun- FRANK W. COY, Agt. e B el Tatan are Tl front, about 70 feet on the street, one > & EMPLOYMENT dance of water, a 9-room house in §|Stiliman Building Westerly, R. I. | to thoee grown in California. part of the main floor being finely SPIQndld neudence best condition, water in house, barn, ol ey juipped for banking with ti - . hen houses and other buildings; The springs of Palestine, though for :‘mu 1 o IN WILLIMANTIC, CO! LIGHT WORK also a tract of timber; land already Cottage Houses, Tenement and B the most part short-lived, are remark on ‘vault, etc, and the other C, NN. plowed, partially fertilized. This || ness Blocks, Bullding Lots, ail in de-|able for their abundance and beauty part, also provided with large vault, 5 z property is located in village near fj| Sirable locations. List your property if |especially those which fall into the St b Bl ol i FOR SALE AMERICAN THERMOS (| 5525 sctoor and state ross. ‘an || 20m,car, f0, 26l or rent ‘as’$hiavs & | Sordan and s likes throughout Its other purposes.. Fourteen office rooms two miles from city. i ‘tate investments. Tisoures, House contains 18 s 24 on second and third floors, with ele- FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, WILLIAM ¥, HILL, As 2 compared with 1915, the commer- vator. Superior location on leading ! Central Building, Norwich. Roon ios viate and Lo metitag. |clal failures in Canada during 1916 showed a considerable decrease both in E. A. PRENTICE, THERE 1s no advertising medium in Phone 300 36 Glifr Straet | Ebpiern Commectiout equai®io"Fhe Bul’ Practical Design ing of 150 -acres, s g;::‘v:‘l’::{v:::fll‘l:: O5n the. EEonk ke Mutush Bunsc it ot ecked or striped gingham is nite|road; also a quantity of household fur- Telephone 1334 . 63 Broadway ro'r !hll model, but percale, Sateen, | niture, 2 bedsteads, lounge, d-l.'t fl?l.w bxfluha"ag?:is lawn, drill and denim are k..n, d.r;:-er. tm boa. »ur l. aliso ) The pattern s cut in four :| soms carpeting. (aplecioth, 2 chesie '} Will be very difficult to get’this sea- FOR sAl-E Smali, for 32 and 34 inches bust willow clothes baskets, ubla_ uwin‘ son. So place your order early with bre; mediam, for 39 apd 3 inches bust | Rachine, cook stove’ oit stort The Peck-Mc 5 W et b b e e e ] b ia g ; :Williams Co. I pleasant locality. and 46 lncht! bust measure. t . s® g > 7 . M- for a medium size’ 3-8 yaras 36- | Soon der, small pl = i ; buy a A. AVERY ine acco increase in prics of to- = A’ pattern of this illustration mailed |and s ir o, - Fh b 5 Phone 1122-2 52 Broadway to any address on receipt of 10 cents - cco, the itestone Cigar will ‘be in gllver. or stamps. 3 °1f said day be stormy. sale next fatf|sold from e o .no&.- 1,000. THERE: 1s no agvertising Order through The Bulletin Company, Eastern o . s %l Pattern Dept, Norwich. Conn BLMER E. COON, Concarvator jan2d 1 Mln 8t . Tetin' for business resien