Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 21, 1917, Page 16

© | Moving Pictudes atithe Rreed The-|Jlo J&&, ana, Moviag Flotures at | cepted aow &y e g Pioturesvat the Aw: Buekingham' , Memorial hall, on | o Q:-‘nymm At 8 ofelock, R. H. player pai: ta of New Yorh city, wii defin R guas t a Christian . Js! What His 2 s s i i E ; % i 2f » ¥ i b i Met k:, mall orders’ Al ‘Age: awkins St. s %o #on, Conn. apr3dd_ | 4oy, Central Building. City. B 5 J34| FURNISHED ROOMS and light house- Y | keeping at 108 School St. Phone 1048-3. good_tires | “U5NE, e very at- Sook. with 3. Ty 62 tractive. “Tnaul; ‘Garage. rYor i, apr3oa sene FOR SALE One modsi ¢ie Buiok 193 passtiser todting car. mechun: lcal congition. paint and Hres AL prics Aquire fmperial Garage. Boroze walk, RN Il 0 RENT_—A kerosene self-heat- Inquire at 123 Broadway. 1 It class article with lim- itless possibilities of sale; good terri. mice rowen which will Sroduce -4, tory for good . - Bepe. &7 cows, ke R e W E Vel Yantle, oy | , STORE, &0 rent ot 33% Laurel Hil o o o SR N T i : s S nehat: pemAREY If lonely; for rewults, try me: o 5% & AT vory tow: splendld opportunity. ‘Waters, 103 Broadway. _ mars rich wish marriage soon; strictly confl- SALE_Br . tia1; most. rellable: years peri | about 1300, works single or doubl: 76 RENT Modern fiveroom fat in e e dieipttons Tras. ) The Suocebeial | harness snd txpress: will sell the suburbs. Tel 595-14. mardsd et eparately; horse fair Club, Mrs. Purdie, Box 556, Qakiand. P e e 70 RENT—Fur o wed. Inquire at Men and Women > nished rooms; Baltic. nice rooms for light bousekeeping. . o e Tovboxen, ons| Main 8¢, over Brookiyn Outitiers VERSAILLES SANITARY FoR 10x9x8, the other (10%7x7, used little: a1fo "o glass showease and & counter | —raX1OAB_for Hir tstanoes. Phone 515, FIBRE MILLS, VERSAILLES, CONN. Planc, “Terms $18 down, BiE.mones. En Flautcadaen ut-Chdden Bldg., Norwich, Ct. ts for you a Stelnwa; ing. SR D with Sipe1 anee soarl: Thees will be four shows today—|{ -l:_ns“}m- 310 Gown"3e | te: . “'Chilaren st | mon Plaut-Cagden Co.. Plaut- e - Cadden Bidg.. Norwich. Gt. $36.00 for a_mahosany Angelus piano piaver with “rolis: The Plaut Cadden . Plaut-Cadden_Bldg. Norwich, Ct. FOR SALB Magic plano polish, 25 « ‘bottie: ks, Norwich, aprisTneT LB — Cheap. two Cyphers FOoR brooders; O. K. condition. Bilwood Newton. Canterbury, Conn. _aprisThs FOR SALB—Double two-story house Dbelonging to estate of Eliza W. Geer in Poquetanuck. Inquire of I. G. Geer, Executor, R. F. D. 6, Norwich Tel 1855-5. feb17SW WE BUY and sell tools. furniture. false teeth. antiques or any. thing élse: old books especially want. ed. “Write or call. Louls Water St. FOR SALE Columbian egEs for hatching $1.50 settin; llam Waters, Versason Ave.. Town. ¥OR SALE S C. R I Red hatching eg&s. Pittsfleld strain. $5 per 100 or 31 for setting of 15: also S. C. Brown Leg. horns, per headed by pedigreed cock: erel, *$1.30 setting. Albert Hoxsle, which he spends it milch The Ulmer Leather Company - NORWIOH, CONN. Standards Are! and will discuss the question, “Are the Kings ~or the Clergy Responsible for the War?" You cannot spend an hour. more profitably, You will be sure to hear omething new. There will be no ad- ‘own _horse, _we Man from Persia at Men's Rally. PeraS. Benjamin from Persia will Eewive. interest the men of the <ity tomorrow at 8.30 p. m. wi e BREED THEATRE. o ,m,h‘““m"“"". e E r. Benjamin has aiready several Clara, Kimball Young and an All Star |relatives1a the war. they Raving Cast in My Official Wife;Feature for [idilled by He speaks good Enghsh s gl g s e a real opportunity to hear him. Sho wae| “The Swahn orchestra wil furn 3 ob) The |music_at the rally a men are e e repart Jabeled hag | cordially iavited to attend. The doors an the Amedtcan's wife. vet he did aof | will be opened at'3 o'elock. know her mission in Russia. He did Know that her beauty and charming wit. gained her entrance to high so- ciety, and she was a girl of mystery and rare skill. Clara Kimball Youn supported by a powerful cast, inciid- PR X wus| HUZOR GOF THE DAY 376 p 4l Pretty saleswoman—Dow't you was a talking machine fn your home? Jong or short | He—My dear, this is so suddent F. A% Dolbeare, | Awk. Knicker—Funny thing sbout. food Bocker—Yes, & shortage and.a. loas ing always exist at the same time Sharpener put razor on any knife instantly without lemonstration creates sensa. 30 ‘sales a day easy; carry right in pocket: 100 per cent. profit; write for free sample offer now. K. M. Felt- man. Sales Mgr, 125 American BlAg., Cincinnati, O. apr21d WANTED Competent mah to taks charge of & 60-acre farm And ron same on salaty or on a salary ama commis sion basis; entire charge given to the Fight man: Jocaisd near "Willimantio, Wire or write Stevens Bros.. Singer wAmD Bldg.. New York City. fiDflls‘r\fJ’h WANTED Porition as machinist in 5 100 girls for shop work, 34 girls for cotton mill. P. O. B 1 house work, 2 table waitresses, 65 lab- | anr1q 3 AR orers (30c n hour). § farm hands, 10 weavers, 10 spinners, 15 burlers (gifls), 3 3 colorea giris, colored boy. S Tomy Vitear in Westeriy FREE SMPLOYMENT BuREAu | *Sclillit bt S Central Bidg, Geo. L. Chesbro, Mgr. | sells on sighi: @reat labor savar for Yantic,” Gt aprasiv | housewire: send “loday for particulars. FOR SALE Strawberry plants. trus e e 00 Tox e Ry to name; 1 grow every plant I sell; 13 WE WANT OLD TEETH N S e e Lo varieties; spring and fall bearing va. riotien . Brodustive. Aud. West ibonsy IN ANY CONDITION work. Write Lock Box 734, Danielson. makers. ~Send for catalogue. S. E. N Conn. mar21ws Holdridge, Norwich, Conn., R. D. No. 6. We pay up to $10. per set, ac- BARN 35 to $10 & day gathering Telephone 1855-4. marsd cordms to = value. evergreens, roots and herbs; 10c brings i THE COLLATERAL LOAN CO. M550k and war prices; particulars ree, 142 Main Street, Up-sta Botanical, 12, New Haven, Conn. apris lime sulphur, Sc ide. focide, ar- Established 1 AGENTS—100 per cent. profit 110 senate. lead. Pyrox and Micros farm Gas-Tonak; new' fuel for ‘automobiles, |stock, ornamental and fruft. Norwic machinery; £00d stock at right prices. | _. ves 1-3 on the fuel bill: write Nurséries, O. E, Ryther, Prop., 89 Asy- FARM WANTED e . i W. L. L. Spencer, Lebanon. _ apridS Particulars, © Norton Distributing, Go, | ium Bt Tel. 108 aperes We have customers for several good Co. (PN, o L e FOR SALE — Fishel-Barron White farms Zrom $1500 to $3000 in price. It you want to sell, let us know. NVENT_sometning [ may bring | Wyandolies tred Gor e yand ok TRYON’S AGENCY. Willimantie, Ct. with marble top. ~Apply Joe Astmann, 35 Center St Wilimantic. . apriod ‘decdd FOR SALE or trade for farm, grocery. stors, stock and fixtures, house agd barn: also farm of 50 acres with 13 head of stook and several small poul- try farms for sale. A. H. Maine, Groton, Conn. aprzod FOR SALE Seven pigs. welghing about 125 ive. each. Inguire O D Babcock, Jewsett City. Phone 64-3. aprisd FOR SALE — One two-horse Aump cart in good repair, price $50. F. W. Browning. _Tel. 1197-12. apriva FOR SALD A Flanders automobile, with business body. Inquire Gilbert 130 Washington St. Tel. 1132-2. FURN) rooms; reasomabls 3 sl for light houseleseping. et e iorse, 1 Unton St Jyitd | Naw York Sea: TO RENTNewly furnished rooms,| ‘“They own & ltmonsine: modern convenienges. at The Seymouri| “That's nothing, L know people wh 84 Franklin St. me 1043-3. apr! eat potatoes twice every day/—De Press. It was a pointed question. “Did_Fussleigh take bis misfortune 10 RENT | E == AP, “Have you & servant whom you o m "n“;-A‘b?;olu‘aly- We oven let her No. 36 Spalding St., 9 rooms and bath, with gas and large the potatoes.’—Washington Star. Patience—isn't it remarkable how she keeps her agoe? Apply N. TARRANT CO. 117 Main FOR SALE $S, 500 INVESTMENT PROPERTY FINE in about $50.00 per month in rentals. On car live, five minutes’ walk from FOR SALE — Young thoroughbred Holstein cow and calf. D. M. Peck, Plain Hill aprisd FOR SALE_A fine Guernsey heifer, will be four vears old in June, alsc freshens in June: also some black wal- nut furniture, gas heater and gas range. Mrs Charles W. Burton No. 744 North Main St. Phone 498-4. , aprisa FOR SALEFull ling of purs Patrice—Yes; she hasn't changed in ten years—Yonkers Stassrman “Well, Springer, #pows you're et ting ready for your annual rounds o the farming Aistrict, taking orders fo. fertilizers and seeds.” “No. 1 don’t bother ‘em with thes things any more. It's automobiies Browning’s Magastn. Jones—And who are STORE TO RENT |-z O Brien—What's that? Jones—1 mean, whom do the O'Brie About 20 to 26 feet, at 63 Franklin Stroet, suitable f Imost any kind of business section the lot is admirably adapted for the placing of another apartment house _building. Norwich very much needs additional small apartments close to business sec- tion. your opportunity—keep your dollars at work. 3 ARCHA W. COIT, Telephone 1334 63 Broadway FOR SALE The' fine home- of the late WILLIAM T. LANE 35 Perkins Avenue Inquire of GEORGE R. FELLOWS Telephone 930 or 1035-4 “FOR SALE_Just what you want in seeds at reasonable prices, bulk only: the O'Briens spring from] $ e YBrien—The O'Brien . spring_fror S Ga from “Beg & Day: iine of heav; Sur credit ‘systom " ors, 3. C. Pishel direct, "Barron- oo In. |10 oMo, they wpring et them.—Dal Socdsa by Taiveri & b ckoff 8. C. White Leghorna. -year- | business, at a reasonabie price. In . W 5 ng hens weighing" 6" pounds each | quire at Bulletin Office. mated 10 pedigreed Barron . cockersl ~ News. “We're starting a ciroulating Miws from 243-egg hen sired by son of 260- 3 egg_hen: hfllthinq. oEp. 3150 per 16. FOR SALE - ry for the use of the Inmates” mmil Sandberg, ng Cove Yards, e H No. 7. Phote 68 2;;51‘“’" visitor, “In there any par FOR SALE book yowd ke to make we = “Why, you repMed the conviet, FOR SALE_Bronue turiiey sigs; w0 COTTAGE HOUSE and New Town brooders. Jamen som, 1 could only use it right away I'dnike BARN and 3 ACRES OF Willimantic, R, ¥. D, No. 2. Tel, $23-12. to have a raliroad guide”—Pudc, aprisd e “Ma) sasd & urnged Jittle Ma FOR SALE—Land and bulldings, ple avenue 1w Hn, “1 alnt going 1o aufre nt 416 Asylum St. #ehool any more/" WITHIN CITY LIMITS PRICE 925800 FOR SALE—Threo pairs un “Why, Gear?” tenderly inquired JAMES L. CASE oun muies, broken. hon mother. iadntic, Muiigan. " aprie " Came ‘tatrt no use, 1 oan neve Real Estate Dopartment 37 SHETUCKET 8T, Splendid Recidence VYENT someibing ; IN WILLIMANTIC, CONN. FOR SALE House contai 18 room: ewly painted and shingled, large veranda and " beautiful grounds; city and epring water In House; also cottage and_fand “adjoining that could bs purchaged if desired; a very attrac- tive summor or all-year-round home; centraily located on Pleasant treet (corner Mountain), the bert Bidg.. Washington, AGENTS—Send no mone Send me particulars of your o The Giritis Co. 2 New Yorl x WANTED—Two #iris {07 general housework: no washing or ironing, in- uuire at Totokett House, Occum, Ct. apr20a WANTED A girl for general hose- —=— work 1o family of three; will be & £00d FARM ¥OR SALE IN FRANKLIN. |home for the right party. Apply to By order of the Probate Court, to|A. 8. Eoy apr20d sectls an’estate, the Giles Harrington oh fasm ing residential. Street Willima Ehe forts. comite s 2T BLp or sule | good milker and teamsier; good wages tic; convenient to schools, City Hali, § | 51t 1o ok Sxalilng houss | %7 0" Wicelor, . F. D. %, Norwieh st office, Main Street and all ||forn nouse, hen house and outbnild: i usiness sections. ngs. There are about 60 acres of land, LACK wanted at 19 Broad- For'torms and further particulars divided intg pasturs, woodland, mowing aprzod apply Fhate “Tu an. avundance of whiee s ANTED_An ironer, ai the Norwich WILLARD W. HAYDEN Thete s is s and brook on the prem- | Laundr. 70 Mountain 8t., Willimantic, Ct. FOR SALE FOR SALE—Lunch and pool buaf- 363 Central Ave., very reasonable. STEFHEBN COFFEY ...... Auctioneer ADMINISTRATOR’'S SALE. Will_be sold at public auection’ in Canterbury, Conn., on - WRDNBSDAY, at 10 o’clock a. m., @t the late residence of Susan M. Parkhurst, one mile south of Canter- bury Pl Yflvéfi' following described e for Jiotiow s, asserine e e s beds and beddin, chalrs, spreads, rpet, rugs, grani and tin- are, ketiles, silverware, 100-piece biue set dishe antique chairs, glassware, dishes Jars baskets, express wagon. G e o T e els. forks, chains, scythes, wire net- liams, Harry T. Morey,|ting. Easy ice cream freezer, quantity E" Rogers " Lytion, Mary Andemmon: | of vinegar, mws haresses | coliare Woanesios ona Tomise Penudes, in. iy |Chines, and a variety of articies ‘too Official Wife, which Is the feature at|siormy, sale next fair day. = o> the Breed theztre on Monday and $1,200 has been offered for the farm Tuesday, bring to the screen a clear- |of acres belonging to this estate. If visioned, high-puised dynamic story |any person will stert this property for told in a setting fu.l of adventure and |2 ’arg sum, the fbl!rm will be sold at mystery and balanced with a romance :“h"‘fi“:‘l’;’t:‘:‘;d":“ l:{:‘n:l‘e" unie: W8 tragic as it is beautiful oy - I{" A The Breed will also present the 15thy aprazg oD oAt T ini . chapter of The Great Secref. ey - Today's /bill_at the Breed consists of Lionei Barrymore in The End of ‘Will be sold at public auction, by authority of the Superior Court, the Tour. the Pathe weekly and a very The Fine Bank Building funny Christie comedy E of the THAMES LOAN AND TRUST % the Davis today, and the biil of Keith vaudeviile and Triangle pho'o- |COMPANY, Nos. 26-34 Shetucket e o 8 ve, SAE learn o #psil. The tendber kespw FOR SALE—One gray_mare, e eard old, sound, J.'t:,YWum. & Co., 'Mn (wfirdl on me il the time. 0 to 56 M@rkul #t. Ivr_lld THE KALEIDOSCOPE “FOR BALE—Two work horses; p In Pitteburgh the janttows of wor low; from 7 to 9 p. m. Tel 1484, of the high bulldings raise chickens on the roof. Broken bones are now quiddy hew od by an injeotion of bone Aust in pe trolewm around the ruptured ends. There are about 56,000000 fur 1o hats made in the United Stutes ene your, and sbout 7000000 wook teit tebi2dd — s iy FOR SAl.E Cobalt is eoming into use for © making of high wpeed wtesis. Tt DANIELSON, CONN, um is & Haor or purifier of moler el The Eugene 8. Nash propert; wostarly side of Mschanio strest: " Cop® | whe, Susks of ~the Afyloen eteoptms R Ry Tt 78 Yy omtons | pounds ench, and Teash & length Sideh with conerete walk. n | Sight or nine foet. This very desirable centrally located Rudyard Kipling has founa ropervy 18 offered at & very reasom BEI0 priee, ‘part mortgege If desired. " | Shopkeepers, i ad “of oashing b Full partioulars by communicating o the autogrep to_euriowl atwnyw for mor e FRANK W. COY, Agt. often nnz m.... the face wal stiliman Building Westerly, R. VO SALE — 1914 Nve-pasenger Overiand, In A No. 1 clmdn& g"ll u».t‘ :v‘;.rhnwltd. Inquire of P, C, ietin: T WANTED—At onfe, & man 10 Work on farm. Wiillam k. Rocheleau. North Franklin. Tel. 2427, Labanon Division. wells, spr f3es; 800 cords of firewood could b cit off and sold at goud prices by the purchaser, The farm Is on high #round, has grand.view and_is located on the wtace highway from Norwich to Wilimantic and I8 four miles = Lrom itic go and about elght miles from Norwich and in- nesr. Meeting House Hill. For further infurmation, ¢ fin apply to Frank B. Harrington. at the | baee Wonlas syiis oo to Wiillam 1, Shields, 35 e Norwich, fehza WANTED—A man dairy farm; man must understand FOR SALE || : Iwork. 'P. O. Box 480, New London, No. 70 Willlams $t., splendid L WANTED- work, and_good Busi stoad modern home, in best residential section; all convenlences, large level corner 1ot: price reasonabie 2nd easy terms if desirsd. maried Tor_waie or o rent; the Vat- nea farm, in Canterbury, two miles north of Canterbury Green, on Brooklyn road, consistiz, Lou i em, Adadr L. #hew, 160 Howard $t, ‘Conn. Teh1 WOR SALE_Weven-room cob f;ogrrnldhnllll section. A FOR SALE 100 Acre Farm Four miles from Franklin square, seven room house, running water in house and set tubs, one large way shed, one wood house, three on houses, one large cattle b one large horse barn, 40 acre s land in best state of cultiv; ixty acres sture and woodl. Price $3.500. For particulars quire - 8. SIEGAL, Norwich, Conn. ondway. FOR SALE—-1916 Hudson Buper $ix BOVEn - Pusselige n:urln’ car; run 7,000 miles; fine conaition, Hudson-#lewart rel, #96-2, apréd VOR SALB—106-acre Tarm, & LOW house, 13 rooms, running _water, on main road, with some stock; must be sold, M. Gold, Chapiln, Conn, _aprid WOR SALE—Wood in stove lengths Phone_646-6, _J. Blegel, FOR SALE—AIl kinds of seeds and fl’lillla, wt & low price, Greeneville Grain Co. Phone 326-5, apréd VOR BALE—One pair horses, sound, 00d workers, well mmated. welht 2500 fom? will ‘sell chenp, da 1 huve no s for’them. Dr. E, E. Bennett, V. %, Planfield, Conn. marzia Young man for general wpportunity 10 learn work,” Apply at ., Dandelson, apri ~ Dyehouse and pizker- Apply Glen Woolen Mills, Norwich aprisd WANTED A few §00d weavers on “rompton ginghom looms; steady work. Apply to Lorraine Mfg. Co., Westerly, R L aprisd DAVIS THEATRE. Four Shows Today, at 1.30, 3.15, 6 and 8 p. m—Three Big Keith Acts and Triangle Photoplays WANTED soom help, 01 Inquire of THOS. H. BECKLEY 278 Main Street Phones 724 68 WANTED—Men, 1% or over: raliway il clerks, $7; month; samplo exam- ination questions free. Frankiin Insti- tute, Dept. 37-£., Rochester, N, X. aprizd There will be four complete shows chedk. oldest man in Loulsians i» des. FOR SALE Diays is_one of the best this seasin, |Street, Norwich, Conn., on The headline attraction is Milton and | o the DeLong Sisters, a clever com:dy trio, in their original rube _picture show, The Diamond Palace. They sing, dafte “and play scveral instrumeats, there is not one dull moment in the whole act. Another big time offer- ing s Pistel and Cushing in a breath of old-minstrelsy entitled The Strand- ed’ Minstrei. This is the funniest act that has ever played here. The third sct_is Bell and Eva, who preseat a semsational boundinz trzmpo.ine novel ‘ty. Jm the photoplays the featur: is Bennet: in a five-part Ince pro- duetion. The Little brother. Xiss Jouoest in the title roie of (his bio- etion. takes the part of a little sirl of the sjums, who, thinking to 2dd to the family income, dons boy's clotles, ‘Biye some. newspapers and plunges into the maeistrom of the city’s busiest 1ife Swith surprising resuits. To com- pléfe the show there is a Triansle Komedy called A Seif .Made Hero. Don’t forget the time of the perform- ances—1.30, 3.15, 6 and 8 p. m. THE BLUE PARADISE Coming to_the Davis Theatre Friday Evening, April 27. The Blue Paradise, the delightful Viénnese operatta, which the Messrs. Shubert are to offer at the Ds atre on_ Friday lowing its pher &t the Casino theatre, New York. has Wor the distinction of being the moast popular and prosperous musical =nfcr- tainment that Pr has known since the days of The Merry Widow. Its, siay of 52 consecutive weeks in Neéw Tork establishes a new record. . Jnciuded in the carefuliy sciected con- Of almost 100 persons the Messrs. are ‘sending here in the ocis- fnal Broadway production such popular Comedlans as John E. Young, ine Nash. Charies Bowers, ette Land. Louise Ke.ley, Robert , Gustay Baci and Charles De There Is-also_a large cho Wednesday, April 25, 1917 at 2 o'clock P. M. at the premises. The building s of brick with granite front, about 70 feet on the street, one part “of the main floor being finely equipped for banking with time com- bination wvault, etc, and the other part, also provided with large vault, admirably suited for corporation or other purposes. Fourteen office rooms on second and third floors, with ele- vator. Superior location on leading street for bank, Insurance, trust, agency or other business. Also at same time and place one Herring _safe, 64x36x26 inches with combination lock. e AMOS A. BROWNING, Receiver. iG. H. MORGAN ........... Auctioneer AUCTION We shall sell at public auction the FARM OF 50 ACRES, situated on the west side of Gardner the old Colchester and New London road, with house and barn. thereon, on MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1917, at 10 o'clock 2. m., and also household goods, carpente: tools and lots of cles "very useful, too numerous to mention. Terms cash. Jf stormy. next fair day. H. W. CHAPMAN, Will be very difficult to get this sea- son. So place your order early with - L A, . Several Desirable BUILDING LOTS Greene Ave. and Cedar St. For particulars and prices address goun on H. H. GALLUP, Norwich, no. $1500 will buy a 50-acre farm, 30 acres till- able, land fertile and machine worked, 1-2acre of strawberries, 1-4 acre of asparagus, 40 peach trees. plenty of wood for home use, cozy house of five rooms, small barn and hennery, two horses, some hay, a few farming tools, wagons and about 30 hens. This farm is situated in g0od meighborhood, mear hool, and two miles from railroad tation. ‘nvestigate. buys a 40-acre farm, 300 cords of standing wood on place and pine tim- ; fruit, a crib ated 3-4 mile to thriving = manufacturing village, schools, stores and ohurches. 11 miles to main line of railroad. This is 2 rare bargain, situated on m3in nigh: way; telephone passes door. ~Immedi- ate possession. ZLet me show it to you. Send for Wilcox's Farm Bulletin— cholce of 400. WILLIAM A. WILCOX, Real Estate Broker, No. 41 West Broad St., Rooms 1 and 2. * ‘Telephome 2305 Westerly. _— On account of increase in price of to- bacco, the Whitestone Cigar will be wold from now_on at §3¢ per 1,000. J. F. CONAN i 11_Frankiin St. My Wiliams St., Cottage House with -ll-n:odern improve- ments a new garage. Can be bought on reason- able terms. Inquire of TIMOTHY C. MURPHY FOR SALE residence at No. 207 MAIN STREET 36 TEGTH wanted; don't 1 pay one to ten dol. lars per send by parcel post and receive check by retain mail. L. Magzer, 2007 8_Fifth Si, Philadelphis, Pa. aprizd FAGAN’S Smoke Shop 1is opposite Woolworti's 5 and 10c Atore, two doors ubove the rwich Bavings Society; it's the lzading cigar store of Norwich, baving all the leading domestic - and €o0d Havana clgars. Buy once; yowil come again. aprisd WANTED—A pattern maker familiar with cast iron boiler and furnace pat- tern work. Address Putnam Foundry & Machine Co., Putnam, Conn. apri3d WANTED Girls for spooling: clean wovlc: good pay. Weet Bide S ML s : BOY WANTED st Powers Bros’ Fish_Market. apriod just_ here, from—t! ds—big small—in pairs and single—and P are as low Come and see them. dance of water, FIFTY SALE HORSES Another express load of 28 Horses making 50 Horses ore are all Sdn possible FOR SALE An excellent farm of 50 acres land, well divided, good soil, abun- 2 9-room house In best condition, water in house, barn, hen houses @nd oOther builings: also a tract of timber; land already plowed, partially fertilized. This property is located in village near church, school and state road, and two miles from city. FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, Central Bullding, Norwich. 3 Phones. to pick nd es or the quality. WANTED—A competent second girl for family of two adults P. O. Hox 577, ‘Stonington, Gonn. apréd WANTED to Work T netaby’ texbiie .fi? {ogook opportunities offered. to T Ti= (o betior ‘thelr position; look o the above: it will interest you. Ad dress Textile Mitl, care Builetin. aprod WANTED _An_errand boy. Inguire at Bolletin Job Room o7 mactid WANTED _Antiqus furniture and old fashioned sir Ehoat prices paid A Bruckner, 55 n St. Phone 717-8, Zeb13d WANTED—Second S G R Pag 14 to 18 FOR SALB—Cheal with four rooms. well Ay The Norwich Housing Company. offers a_few new thoroughly modern apartments, each at $20 monthly rental, ‘WILL SBLL on very favorable torms 2 new (two family) “house located in best residential section; has'all mod- ern conveniences. ATTRACTIVIE HOUSE, LOTS for sale in, desirable locati®ms at reasonable Padusr the holcest cottage houses o Dot part of East For ful eaving for quick sale In- FOR SALE A two seated surrey, & coupe, two sets double harness, one set single Prices low for quick sale. - at 34 Fairmount 8t, Norwich, Ct. uses, T it Bust- ttage Ho ‘onsmont e e Ballalng Lots, Al 1h de Je locations, Ldst nlll‘Jl‘Yv‘flY '3 e o vaet o mber of Do : {are Tnvestmonts. & ‘and Insuramce. Tuaver ! Blas. Room 103, FOR SALE Two-family House with large lot in pleasant locality. A. M. AVERY Phone 1122-2 62 Broadway For Sale porson of John Shay, aged 113 was born in County Kerry, Ire land, worved in the civil war ae & Union quartermaster, and then pettied down in the sunny south. The Bureau of Standards belioves that the public should be fully in formed of the importance of using tungwten lamps, and is prepared to 014 in every powsible way in the pro cess of education. Besides giving advice in ite publication for wee | the household, it has suggested ef foctive rules for @doption by m nicipalities and state commission: The Baward Lauckenbach, of Luckenbach _company, Inc., of York, arrived in Hobart on_¥ei ary i7 from New York via Panam canal and New Zealand ports. This is the first American steamer to cal at Hobart in 20 years or more inaugurates m direct carso service which will be kept up provided suf clent cargo is offered for dischars there. POULTRY h h-ry.P.n“l lorves an Save 1t ro %, wo thay Wikl disest 454" sasiofmte thelr food o 3o winl help a0 mm:. lll’l‘ past the th whe the .ogr Ie _:i- and keeps t Tot r"'a.J:r".,.:a ot your Daok. For sale by o et e i s LicH ot 1ittie chioks. Get & Louse or BtaR your Jouse basils > use battle Gx I was ; men summer you do ehiecks ‘meaa chick gogten dealers in poultry suppis: FOR_ROUP use Dr. edy. it