Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 2, 1917, Page 10

FAIR TOMORROW v, What Is Going On Tonight Vaudeviile snd Moving Flotures af s Daele Enaifa '-‘Ifl#lfl. Pleturez at the Au- tre. Moving Pictures at the Breed The . 12, Sons of hlnl.*)!lll. in No. ANNOUNCEMENTS Will Speak Wednesday Evening. arner of Winsted, a traveling stie R -':e-k at the Salvation very interesting spealce: Cordtally invited to the service. DAVIS THEATRE. Last Chancs to See the Big Five Acts Bill of Kelth Vaudeville and William S. Hart in @ Triangle Feature Today —New Show Tomerrow. Today will be the last chance the Norwich thestregoers will have to en- joy the excellent five act trial bill that bas been drawing big crowds to the Davie the past two days, and no one should miss the show, for every act has come up to more than expectations and that the public have appreciated the show is shown by the crowded houses. The feature attraction is The Fireside Reveries, a miniature musical comedy, with a_cast of preity girls and two men. They sing and dance and carry one of the prettiest stage cettings ever seen on a vaudeville stage. Green, Miller and Green are making & big hit with thelr singing, dancing and musical offering. Jack Polk comes next with a monologue act that is just a succession of laughs. Kelso and Leighton have a comedy skit that makes an enjoyable enter- tainment, and Reddington and Grant keep things humming with their bouneing act. The Triangle featurc is Wiillam S. Hart in the five part Ince picture, The Square Deal Man, and Ford Sterling supplies the comedy in & two reel Keystone called Stars and Bar: AUDITORIUM. Clars Kimball Young in The Price She Paid, the Latest Selznick Release, is the Feature Phctodrama for Today and Thursday—Twelfth Episode of Patria Completes the Program. One of the most absorbing stories ever projected upon the screen is The Price She Paid, In which the popular Beiznick pictures star, Clara Kimball Young, will be seen at the Auditorium theatre today and Thureday. This story, by David Graham Phillips, deals with the problems of a young woman who has always lived in luxury and who finds herself practically penniless. It is not merely a few isolated dra- matic incidents, but goes into the de- tails of the life of the heroine, Mi dred Gower, and her efforts to achieve independence and save her own self- respect. Miss Young has not in a long time had a role which affords such op- portunity for beautiful costuming, nnd her charm of personality is revealed as it seldom has been in any of her work for the screen. The twelfth episode of Patria, with Mrs. Vernon Castle, completes the pro- #ram. In this chapter Patria holds a review which consists of a regiment of cowboys, artillery, a large company of cowgirls, a troop of Indians and & com- pany of dare-devil riders. There wiil be a slight advance in prices during the engagement of The Price She Paid. Matinee 16c, evening 15 and 20c. BREED THEATRE. Madame Petrova in The Secret of Eve, a Powerful Metro Wonderplay, Fea- ture for Today and Thursday. Great scenes abound in The Secret of Eve, the Metro production starring Madame Petrova, which will be see mt the Breed theatre today and Thurs- day. This five-act drama has been written by Aaron Hoffman, a wizard of the film drama, and directed by Perry Vekroff. In this production Madame Petrova is seen in four distinct char- acterizations—as the original mother of all, Eve in the Garden of Bden, as Hager, a_gypsy woman of the cara- vans, as Eve, the voung girl, Hager's child, who becomes a Quaker, and as Eve, the gaiety-loving wife of Arthur Brandon. Other pictces on the bill include the Burton Holmes travel series and a very funny Black Diamond comedy. The special Vitagraph Bine Ribbon feature, God's Country and the Wom- man, coming to the Breed Friday and Saturday. A bill of unusual merit will be at the Breed theatre on Friday and Saturday and is headed by the special Biue Ribbon feature God's Country and the Woman. This is a powerful drama of the northwest in eieht gripping acts and is taken from the book by James Oliver Curwond. It is presented with an all-star cast headed by William Duncan, Georze Holt and Ship- man. A special music score comes with this picture and wil be rendered daring this engagement by the orches- tra. which will.be augmented to six pieces. PURCHASE OF NITRATES FOR FERTILIZING PURPOSES. Free Distribution Would Be Authorized by Bill Passed by the Senate. ‘Washington, May L—Appropriation ©2 $10.000,080 for purchase by the gov- erament of nitrates fo- fertilizing pur- poses and their distribution at cost to Zarmers of the Atlantic seaboard would bs authorized by & bill passed by the senate 53 to 8. Increase in production of food crops. mostly in south Atlantic states, is the object. The bill provides for trans. portation of mitrates from Chile in gov- ernment vessels and their sale by fed- eral authorities to- farmers. Several senators who expressed fear that nitrate supplies needed for manu- facture of powdsr might be depieted were told that present supplies ace suf- ficient for two years. Smith of South Carolina by nitrates available =t reduced prices the corn and cotton of the south Atlantic seaboard be increased from 50 to 100 per t. Senator Simmons of North Car- line declared middlemen’s profits and of transportation fecilities from ‘wers responsible for exorbitant ritrate prices. Senators Smoot, Townsend, Freling- buysen, McCumber and other republi- cans épposed the Dbill as unnecessary, Senator Smoot declaring Chile’s total annual exports could be bought for the $10,000000 appropriated under the measure. 1 East Berlin—There is tolk of organ- 2 Planters’ elub in Berlin to pro- interest in raising garden pro- anyone being eligible who has a NORWICH TOWN Miss Meda Phreaner Leaves for Man- ‘chestor—Missionary Secial to Be Held Friday—Personal Items. w. B Teturned this week to ~Baving come to Norwich to attend the funerai of hia father-in-law, Fitch L. Allen: . Mra. MacLane will re- prayer meeting of the First Methodist church will be_held Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Day on Otrobando avenue. i _Leaves for Manchester. Mias" Meda_Phreaner of West Town street, who has been employed et Hopkins & Allen's, is a stenographer at Lydall & Foulds' in Manchester and has left town. She will be near her parente, Rev. and Mra. E. P, Phreaner, {2 Hast Glastonbury, Missionary Social. The postponed missionary soctal hav- ing Japan for the subject will be held Friday evening in the First Congre- gational chapel under the auspices of the Christian Endeavor soclety. Mave from Central Village. ‘Walter Greene and his mother, Mrs. Prown, moved Saturday from Central Viliage to Mrs. J. O. Dodge’s apart- ment on West Town street. Snowdrifts in May. A local resident remembers the snowstorm of May 1, 1874, when drifts were on & level with stone walls. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Maynard moved last week from the city to Vergason avenue. Frequent rains and the moist atmo- sphere, while good for soil, hinder the spraying of fruit trees. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Back and son Russell of Peck’s Corner spent the ek end with relatives in Worcester, ass. = Hadley Peabody of Waterford was the recent guest of his aunt, Mrs. Frank Skinner, at her hom eon Peck’s Corner. After a weelk's visit with her son, T. Clarence Hall, of Bliss place, Mrs. S. E. Hall_has left town for her home ir Dover, N. H. LUBRICANTS ‘reduce friction, prevent wear, increase and prolong the life your car. Ask your dealer for the Dixen Lubricating Chart JOSEPH DIXON CRUCIBLE CO. Jersey City, N.J. Established 1827 FCR SALE Will be very difficult to get this sea- So place your order early with The Peck-McWilliams Co. PRESS DESPATCHES iy S g A e lace; references required. ‘Bulletin. may2d ‘WANTED—Man with team to plow and harrow: about four worl. Willlam Wa'ters, Vergason Ave, Nor- wich Town. may2d State ] Dej Tests wi M,h.ll te appointments, $3 Gay W Get cn :flm. vlhhh must May 18, Room. office of State Clvil sion. mayld rlenced walter and Lunch, Norwich. WANTED _—Expe: waltress. Apply City may1d WANTED A Young Man, 18 to 20 years of to learn a trade. Adadress Bulletin Office. Wanted —Old False Teeth w1 Anvhc%r:m‘rlou © Foording o theif value' " THE COLLATERAL LOAN coO. 142 Main Street, Up-stairs AUTO BARGAIN Having arranged to purchase a new car, I offer my 1916 Oak- land touring car, 6-cylinder, 5- passenger. fully equipped and in good running order, all safety tread tires, at $400. Phone 230, Danfelson, Conn. WANTED Mrs. Arthur Ray has returned to her home on the Canterbury turnpike after LEGAL NOTICE. three weeks’ visit with relatives in NOTICE TO CREDITORS. hotinea at Norw! igned h, Comn., ha foregoing_order. HENRY W. BAKER, may2d reditors of said de- to present st said estate to the R. F. » within the time limited in’the Executor. nt are needed. 21 at Hartford, Conn., to fill eligible lists for immedi- and upwards per and upwaras per o Capitor, Hayior = Bervice Commis- upym $2.20 to $2.86 English speaking able bod:edl for second wori. | AT e s A o may2WThS FOR SALE—A two-horse cut-under dump cart, all in good repair. Inquire of Frank L. Foi 20 indha; st., Wiilimantic. " mayzd FOR SALE One horse, cheap; kind and good wind. Inquire 43 West Main. Phone 1182-3. may2d- FOR SALEBronze turkey esgs, 20c each; two Newtown brooders, will se che James D. Wilson. Tel. 523-12, Willimantic. R. ¥. D. may?: TO RENT WANTED wouid like flve-room remt with — Refined _young couple Bl latest improvements within 10 minutes’ walk of cen of month, or call 6§7-2. te: Write possession abour middle Roberts, 84 Franklin, may2d O RBNT — Four-room country surroundings with city electric, iights venien: and tenement, con- steam heat, four minutes’ walk from troliey; rent’ reasonable. mayl a 94 Smith Ave. WHO bas that late.Harley or Indian ‘Ask Box 61, Jew- | chicks. miy2d WANTED At Several fons of No- & cow hay. Phorie $0. . mayid WANTED—Three or four room mod- ern flat, near central location. P. O. Box 399, Norwich: ‘mayia MIDDLE AGED MAN wants work svenings after 6 o'clock. Address R. . 270 Main St. mayld FOR SALE—Limited number W. some extra fine laying stoc for immedia lard, R. D. 2. TO RBNT—Three furnished rooms, suitable for light housekee: ping, in 1 Whee %o delivery. Donald Bul- ity. "Aadress Box 35, Tel. 8460iz. o may2d | Samtral BRRILOL CIU- mayld ¥OR SALB Columbian Wyandoite RENT — fshed rooms, 54 haiching $180" setting, V] o, o e mayid s, Vergason Ave.. Norwich | U L Sy OO ipri1WS | T0 RBNT_Thtee desirable furnished oxtra_good porkers, gentle. right, George A Kahn, Yentic, ‘Conn. ~Tel. Leb. APr23MWE WANTED—Foreman for dairy farm; tenement if desired. James Hyde North Franklin, Ct. Telephone 30 Leb- wnon. mayid WANTED A kitchen man at The Wauregan House, mayld WANTED A five passenger automo- bile, not earller than 1915, a light car preferred, to have been used In private Tamily; mmust be cheap_ for cash; no dealers. “Address Lock Box 75, Baltic. apresSTaw WANTED At once, married man to ork onm dairy farm mo lquory com- fortable cottage. Arthur C. Jacobs, Mansfield Center, Conn. apr3od WANTED_Girl to work at Grover & Caron Company’s, 4 Broadway. aprsod WANTEDYoun, work at Grover & Caron Company’ Broadway. apraoa FORD Coupelet; high grade Fisher- built body, shock absorbers, demount- able rims, excellent tires, one new ex- tra, electric lights and Dyneto electric starier, $425. Peerless 1912 truck, pow- erful motor, 4-speed gearset,Tull floating rear axle: price very low. 'Reo 1915, 4 cylinder; this car is consigned to us by er and i3 a wonderful value at $450. The Frisbie-McCormick Co., 52 Shetucket St. aprzid WANTED — At once, blacksmiths, woodworkers and helpers, at Scott & Clarke Corp. aprz7a WANTED — Spinners, doffers and learners, also night workers; good pay and steady work. Apply Lorraine MIfg. Co., Westerly, R. L aprzéd HIGHEST PRICES paid for all kinds of feed bags and burlaps; send postal or phone and we shall call. New York p Co., represented by H. Verman, Willimantic. aprzad WANTED At the Backus Hospital, ind old cotton, such as sheets, I3 es, table ~loths, napkins, etc. Sena postal or teléphone and it ed for. apr21d Id, man_16 to to cara WE BUY and sell tools, furniture, stamps, false teeth. antiques or any- thing old books especially want- ed. rite or call. Louis D. Ward, 32 Water St. mar24MWs FOR SALE _A bay mare, cheap. 318 Laurel Hill Ate. mayld FOR SALE—Work horse, weighs 1300 1bs., 8 years old. and sound. Inquire 193" West Main St. mayld “FOR SALE Eureka potato planter. Phone 186 Nor mayld FOR SALE—_A cheap horse Ellal, Daniel St., East Side. FOR SALE— Horse, will w where, a_true puller, 13 yvears old & sound: also four £00d YOUng cows. 1851-2. H. H. Pendleton. R Norwich. FOR SALE Superh bearing strawberry plants; order and pick nice fruit from your plants in August. September and October of this vear: price delivered, 50 plants $1.25: 100. $2: discount on lafger lots. L. O. Haskins D. "Phone 334-2 may1d Hampton, Conn., R. F. apr3od priod k_chunk, 9 1bs.: aiso 3 Kennedy 28d FOR SALE—One | old, weighs about 1200 low-down milk wagon. Tel. 1876-12 TOR SALE—One blue burner oil stove, never one oven with glass door for price of new stove: one Dur hand’ vacuum cleaner wiil ail at ments, one Sweeper Vac, hoth as as new: prices attraitive Box 44, care Bulletin Co. FOR SALE_ Full stock, ornamental Nurséries, 0. £ Tam, been 1 used twice . Prop., nd buildings. In- aprisd ottage oo in WANTED--FIREMAN Steady Work. Apply MONTVILLE —AT— |THE WM. FRISWELL CO. WANTED Men to Run SHEARS and NAPPERS C. M. ROBERTSON CO. New York city. . Rl Al AT A courr oF propate mEip|men (Americans preferred | —SvivrEDp —an ironer. at the Norwich | 5904 residential section. A. M. Avery, Mre. Sarah Gilliver of the Canterbury |2t Montville, witain and the Dis- s Steam Laundry. N aea;s | 28 Brosdwag: feb2éd turnpike has returned after a few [{lct of Meygyille. on the 1st day of|white or cclored), also fire-| " waxTED Two women ironers, at| FOR SALECIS15 Hulson L Six Tt e Aoy, summer cottage on | Prdleni AN D. HOME, Judge, a PN oo T e S L A | 'Estate of Josie A. Baker, late of FED—hien. or over: rallway | Co. Tel. 896-2. 5 ULLETING —PATERN eRvicE | MeHiille Tn 0 Diriri, ) Gecessed. | MER, Wi employ Italiane, T oty Sumplogmat |Co TeL BOE ___ _anréd 4 T Ordered, 'hat the xecutor cite ions free. Fran. n lnsti- ALE—A nds seeds an ino creditors of said deceased to bring | Greeks, Germans, French. “"37-K. Rochester, N. Y. fertilizer “at a low Greenevilie in®their olaims - against . said estete ain G ho: : Within ‘six months irom this date by E . 2 - ST i : ad: OLD FALSE TEETH wanted; dont| FOR SALE Cheap. a cottage house Pt R i e Diesdyivarie: Sbply T R [ L e e M R the signpost nearest to the place where ars per set: send by parcel post an 3 arsod sald deceased last. dwelt, and in the - AMERICAN Escsive check by xetaln mall; T. Maszer. Eame Town and by publishing the same s W BOAI co i i adelphia, HORSES once in Ths Norwic otin, a news: TRA RD Paper Raving o circulation in said Dis- - SR e 1ot and miake refurn to this Court. hos e 2 i DAN'D. FI0ME, Judge. | THAMESVILLE CAR TO CITY LINE [ P00V 2 G20 300520 Sodfers s ivs | Just arrived express load of The above and foregoing is a true the leading cigar store of Norwich, sopy of record. Eaving “ali” i lcading domeselc "and Horses. I have 58 head now | it TSAN B 3 ol ood [avana cigars. uy onct you' . . SUSAN F. HOME, Clerk. i it aprica | on hand weighing from 1000 WA rhc; ED—Girls for spooling; clean good pay. aprizd BOY WANTED Powers Bros. Fish Market. apriod WANTED—A competent second girl for family of two adults. P. O. Box 577, Stonington, Conn. apréd at WANTED—English-speaking _family to work in nearby textile plant; good opportunities offered te families who wish to better their position; look into the above: it will Interest 'you. sd- aress Textile Mill, care Bulletin. aprsd A SPLENDID SCHOOL DRESS. Girl's One-Plece Dress, With Sleeve in Either of Two Lengths. Serge, mixed suiting, plaid woolen, repp, galatea, gingham, chambray, per- cale, Iinen and linene ére nice for this model. The closing is at the left side. The sleeve may be in wrist or elbow length, either style having a_simple cuff. The dress has square yoke sec- tions, to which the plaited dress por- tions’ are joined. The pattern is cut in four sizes: 6, 8, 10 and 12 years. It requircs 3% yards of 36-inch material for an S-year size. A pattern of this illustration malled to any address on receipt of 10 cents in_silver or stamps. Order through The Bulletin Company, Pattern Dept. Norwich, Conn. Middletown.—Edward J. Sherlock, of the insurance commission of the na- tional council of the Knights of Co- lumbus made his annual inspection of Forest City council, No. 3, Monday ev- pr Square Biankets. Robes. ADMORE WOOLEN MILLS TWANTED An_errand boy. Inguire 25-27 FRANKLIN ST, posriie at Bulletin Job Room. marsid WANTED—Antique furniture and old - rashioned silver; highest prices pald. A. Bruckner, 35 Franklin St. Phone 717-3. Carriages, Democrats, Con- cords and Business Wagons. Will clean up on a lot of Stable and A good line of Aute Prices right low on Team and Ex- ess Harnesses and Rubber Boots THE L. L. CHAPMAN (0. 14 BATH STREET. GEORGE G. GRANT Undertaker and Embalmer 32 Providence St., Taftville Prompt attention te gay or night calls, aprl4MWFawl Telephone 630. NORWICH, CT.| FOR SALE Zeb13d FOR SALE 100 Acre Farm se S. SIEGAL, Norwich, Conn. Four miles from Franklin square, room house, running water in house and set tubs, one large wagon WANTED—Girl for general house- work. Write Lock Box 734, Danleison, Conn. ‘mar2lws WANTED—Second hand _furniturs, highest price paid. _A. Brucknmer Fronklin St Tol. 717-3. may24d WE BUY OLD FALSE TEETH shed, one wood house, three large y|, : hen ‘houses; one large’ cattle barn, §i 1% &Y SPRNULI Dl ald s RatisTaction e horse barn, 40 acres of }|guaranteed or no sale; check or money this land in best state of cultivation. || Grder sent same day teeth are received sixty acres pasture and woodland. || Mail today to C. Graubvart, 447 West- Price $3.500. For particulars in- | minster St, Providence. R I. Refer- quire ence: Westminster Bank. may2d FARMHAND WANTED AT ONCE. $30.00 per month and board: mostly FOR SALE No. 70 Willams St. splendia ening. INERVOUSNESS AND BLUES Symptoms of More Serious Sickness. Waskington Park, IIl.— I sm the mother of four children and have suf- e fered with female fl trouble, backache, DR. C. R. CHAMBERLAIN Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynr, Mass., for helpful advice given free of | charge. JOSEPH BRADFORD BOOKBINDER Blank Books Made and Ruled to Order 108 BROADWAY MEN! HAVE YOU SEEN ThePennSafety THE RAZOR WITH PERFECT BLADES Every one guaranteed to satisfy or money refunded Price $1.00 JOHN & GEO. H. BLISS Dental Surgecn cGrory Building, F. C. GEER Piano Tuner, “Fhone 11 122 Prospect Street. Norwich. Conm Norwich, Conn. modern bome, in best residential section; all conveniences, large level corner Iot; price reasonable and easy terms If desived. Inquire of THOS. H. BECKLEY 278 Main Streot Phones 72¢ o e D team work, small amount milking; one mile from Pomfret Station. C. L. RANSOM. Pomtret Center, Cos Phone Putnam 243-13. WANTED 100 girls for shop work, 34 girls for house work, 2 table waitresses, 65 lab- orers (30c an hour), 6 farm hands, 10 weavers, 10 spinaers, 15 burlers (girls), 3 colored girls, colored boy. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Central Bldg, ~Geo. L. Chesbro, Mgr- THE ONLY ONE The NORWICH HOUSING COMPANY have only one of their modern si: room apartment available, rent §: monthly—unequalled for the myice. Will sell a new two-family house terms. wich at reasonable prices; terms suit purchasers. ARCHA W. COIT, Agent Telephone 1334. 63 Broadway. FORD AUTOMOBILE Good condition, self-starter, quick sale. TRYON’S AGENCY 715 Main St. Telephone 752 FOR SALE Two-family House with large iot pleasant locality. A. M. AVERY Phone 1122-2 desirable section on very attractive Some of the best house lots in Nor- electric | Out of town. lights, shock absorbers. Low price for Willimantie, Conn. HELP WANTED Men and Women 20 VERSAILLES SANITARY FIBRE MILLS, VERSAILLES, CONN. in to MACHINISTS WANTED Planer, Lathe and Milling Machine, Hands Wanted. Advise age, experi- ence and wages desired first letter. Box 100, Bulletin Office. FOR SALE One of the choicest cottage houses located in the best part of East Broad Bt, at a_very modest price. For full particulars, inquire of JOHN A. MORAN, Real Estate Broker, Frankiin Square, Norwich. HERE IS YOUR CHANCE to buy a cottage, barn and five acres 52 Broadway |of good land, at Norwich Town. All kinds of fruit and a fine view, and you THERS *s nc Bastern Connecticut letin for business resuits. gl to The Bul cannot make a mistake in buying it. E. A. PRENTICE, 86 Cliff Street m Phone 300 West Side Sitk Mill | to 1600. Several good pairs farm chunks and general pur- pose horses All horses warranted as rep- resented. Telephone 74-2 W. C. SPRAGUE, Moosup, Conn. 7 FOR SALE Farm of 140 acres land, 40 clear, balance pasture and = woodland, abundance of water, sufficient woo 10 room house, barns and silo, place keeping 12 head stock, located miles from Taftville on state ron. convenient to railroad statio: tion of land tilled and fer: price reasonable, can negotiate large loan if necessary. FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, Central Building, Norwich, Conn. $3,250 Pretty Cottage House having six rooms and bath; all modern conveniences. It stands on a terraced knoll and nearby glimpse of ledge and wooded hillside enhance its picturesque en- vironment. In good neighborhood, near school and car line. Sale neces sary to settle an estate. ARCHA W. COIT Telephone 1334 FARM FOR SALE T By order of the Probate Court, to settle an estate, the Giles Harrington farm in Franklin is offcred for saie. The farm consists of a dwelling house with g00d cellar, barn, carriage house, corn house, hen house and outbuild- ings. There are about 60 divided into pasture, woodland, mow land, orchard and ~ planting = groun. iThere is an abundance of water | wells, springs and brook on tie prem ises; 800 cords of firewood could he cut ‘off_and sold at good prices purchaser. The farm is on ground, has grand view and_ s loc: on the state highway from Norwic Willimantic and is four miles Baltic_village and about eight miles from Norwich and is near Meet House Hill. For further Infurmati apply to Frank B. Harrington, at farm, or to Willlam H. Shields, Eroadway, Conn. feb3d 63 Broadway FRANKLIN, Norwich, FOR SALE $1500 will buy a §0-acre farm, 30 acres till- able, land fertile and machine worked, 1-2 ‘acre of strawberries, 1-4 acre of asparagus, 40 peach trees. plenty of Wwood 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 good neighborhood, near school, and two mlles from raliroad station. nvestigate. $600 buys a 40-acre farm, 300 cords of standing wood on place and pine tim- Dber enough to pay for it; frult, a crib 152180 s ‘B1bce is situated 3-4 mile to_ thriving = manufacturing ' village, hools, stores and churches, 1 1-4 to main ln of raliroad. This i ain, situated on maln high. o8 door. Immedi- t me show it to vou. Farm Bulletin— choice of 400. WILLIAM A. WILCOX, Real Estate Broker, No. 41 West Broad St., Rooms 1 Telephone 3365. festerty. N E:S rooms with board if wanted; one ar- ranged for light housekeeping, at The Washington Court. allup. FOR RENT—Furnished hous river on electric lights, Apply to Tel, 1630. westerly side of Tine large open Mrs. W. apr2sd Toom Thames fire- places: about 400 feet shore trontage; picturesque and restful surroundings always & good breeze. §3_Broadway. Archa W. Coit, apr2sd TO _RENT_House of 11 rooms, con- venient for one or two families. Kingsley, Maple St. Mrs. apr2sd FOR RENT—A Ve or SIx room tene- ment at East Great Plain; hennery and barn if desir Apply to J. hetucket St. rent; throp ear & So la irolley. n. rge gar- d rooms, FOR RENT—Nicely furnishe with or without board, at The Ply. mouth, 44 Laurel Hill Ave.. Tel 155 aprzid TFURNISHED ROOMS to reat Washingion ap of five rooms, wit latest improvements, steam heat, elec- tric and_hot ‘water connections STOX thitt. i Broadway. aprisd d. 35 Cliff St. Inquir Fan A FINE apartment of five rooms, ;2 Broudwa inquire John' B, K all n conv ining. 52 Bi e Brook- apr2id aning aprisd . eniences. roadway FURNE apris sd TO REN Main HED ROOMS keeping at 106 School § Furnished lignt housekee, Bsrooklyn Outtl rooms; e —Newly room for light housekeep tarnisned 4 light house- " Phone 1048-3 also pivE. tters. onable in y rooms, modern convenienges. at The Seymour. 84 Franklin St. Phone 1042-2 TENEMENT TO RENT Eight rooms ments, mod locate: with centrally P. J. BATTERSBY 136 West Thames Street, City Telephone 374-3 uprizé improve- d. STORE TO RENT About 20 to 25 feet, at 63 Franklin Street, suitable for almost any kind of 1n- business, at a reasonable price. quire at Bulletin Office. FOR SALE FOR SALE. Edison Phonograph in first class con aition: cost $30 new; now $i THE LAND FOR SALE COTTAGE HOUSE and BARN and 3 ACRES OF WITHIN CITY LIMITS PRICE $2,500 JAMES L. CASE Real Estate Department 37 SHETUCKET ST. westerly side of Mechani tage house w gas_anc_elect: | width with concrete walk. FOR SALE DANIELSON, CONN. The Eugene S. Nash property on tne street. Cot- h 12 rooms, city water, ty, on lot 72 feet in This very desirable centrally located property is offered at a very re | able price, part mortg: Full with tiliman Building f des particulars by communicating FRANK W. COY, Agt. Weste: rly, R. FOR SALE. Cottage Houses, Tenement ana Busi- ness Blocks, Bullding Lots, all in de- sirable locations. List your property it You care to sell or rent, as I have a number of people looking for real es- tate investments. SVILLIAM F. HILL, Renl Estate an Room 108. Innuran ce. r Bldg. cellent business; For Sale An established bakery business; ex- loc: ation, doing & profitable a rare chance for a party who understands the business. For full particulars, JOHN A. MORAN, Estate Real inquire nd Imvestmen: of Broker, Franklin Square, Norwich. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE, By virtue of orders from the Probate Court of Hampton, for the District of Hampton, Conn., dated April 19, 1917, I offer for sale the real estate of W. §. Ford, late deceased, consisting of the following property: awelling house, situated on One Hampton strest, at the corner of the Willimantic road, with barn and shea, ebout 25 acres of mowin, about 65 acres of pasture lots and. and Inquire of PERCY H. FORD, Adm,. Hempton, Conn. apr2éd FIFTY SALE HORSES Another express load of 2§ Horses Just_ here, from—i amaliin- pairs and sin “re as low a3 possible fo her making 50 Horses e are all dnds or the Come and see them. ELMER R. PIERSON. 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