Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 8, 1917, Page 10

FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCHES WANTED TO RENT ' What Is Going i 3 ¢ Going On Tonight | Druggist Tells How e PR res at the Breed The- old, collar and tag No. name Prince. WANTED — Cook or woman to do generai housework, excepting iaundry, in private family; wages $30 a montii TO RENT—Two furnished rooms for Uisut housekeepins. To Stop Indigestion to 425 Main experience, et: Mansfield Depot, snd Moving Flotures at a L Fow e Moving Pictures at the Au- Theatre. TO LET—Five acres 1 acres mowing, four miles from 'Nor- on stat¢ road. Addre: orEE FOR SALE Wecommends _to St afternoon, footrest R. ¥. D. No. 1, City. ioh. to 7, N: tandem Zro m Indian motorcycle | WANTED AT once, a single man to Shetucket Lods. No. 70 Willlams St. splendid modern home, in best residential all conveniences, large level corner lot; price reasonable , No, 27, 1. 0. O. ¥. lows" Hall. No.~1396, 0. 0. O, No. 6, K. of P, work on farm; good Wwages to the right el > By ncon s ‘A-ddrels Arthur Arnold, R. F. Finder notity Richard Pugh, Gales Ferry, or leave at C. V. Pendle’ a wonder some of us have stomachs left,” remarked a well known . “While all drui & score or more of stomac) for which theTe is a wide de- meets in_Odd_ Fel Norwi meets in Owls’ Hali. Wauregan Lodge, meets in Pythian Hall drug clerk $12 per month. stores sell when you want good help and LOST_Female hound, black and tan, TO RENT _Fiat of five rooms, Washington St., all improvements, price Inquire Gilbert Bowers, 130 Washington St. Tel. 1132-2. T. A. Soclety meets in T. Division, A. O. H. meets in urt Quinebaug, No. 125, F. of A, and easw terms it desired. Inquire of THOS. H. BECKLEY Help is scarce now, but the best workers read Bulletin Want Ads. mixed with gray. o e Al = Tr.“Nortn stonington, WANTED At once, a first class auto Address Main Garage, Moosup. WANTED Two furnished rooms for them are just pep: pills which aid or iy torce gestion of the food that is in the stom- Goh at the present time. They have no engthening effect on the 98 Peck St TO RENT—Tenement of flve roms at pleasant place to reasonable price. Inquire on POETRY Inquire 35 Grove FOR ALL. We've come from e depraved a To this wonderiand, Towing, Frenchman The German and The Italian and the Seeking freedom And, with one fiag That the land of Our hearts When we hear o 1t's America apr2$STuTh curative or stre ruests in Foresters Hall s e liwut housekespis Cham! stomach at all. and of course do mot Feach or cure the cause. So the Dpeople keep on comin 2nd using them un chronic dyspeptics. asks my advice, I swear by and recommend ordinary bisurated sia, which doesn't digest the food at all but acts as an antacid and gent and sweetens the sour. highly No. 57, O. E. 8. in good nelghbor- ber 0f Commerce Build- Y WANTED WANTED 278 Main Street . ] want” which you believe might “some-one-elsc want.” niture, floor coverings, advertised Want Ads find ready WANTED _Middle $4 weekly; no laun- dry; light work, small farm. Farm. Bulletin. WANTED —Popcorn; must be y_are real aged woman to anyone real- ‘Adaress’ H. TO RENT—Three rooms with 5 ranged for light houseKeeping, at The Washing ton ANNOUNCEMENTS F.| Murtagh Wall TO RENT A six room tenement in sine condition, hot and cold water, bath and gas; good locality; reasonablé rent. Though the be For, our flag must O'er this grand E. C. care Bulletin. mayod e Dboard if wante = Eysd save America -able furnished IF 1 HAD KNOW Court. Apply to Mrs. W. H._Gallup._Tel 1030. AUTO BARGAIN Having erranged to purchase a new car, I offer my 1916 Oak- land touring car, 6-cylinder, 5- passenger, fully equipped and in ted at 94 West Main street will be continued as under past man- agement. A fuli and select line of ew papers selected by the late P. F. Murtagh, is ready for inspection. and new patrons are solicited. Caron’ Co., 45 Broadway. WANTED — A Lousework. the stomach. _That heartburn, sour rising, gas, bloating. fuliness, etc., of acid dys- Depsia in just a few minutes stomach digests its food wit] hich is the proper way. there are many kinds of contents of DR RENT—Furnished When you losa something— most Norwich people are honest—ane! on finding anything instinctively, William H. GIRLS OVER 16 YEARS OF AGE Apply to Mrs. No. 170 Washington St. WANTED _A voung man in the din- Wauregan House. : about w good breeze. or, trouble, W] to Bulletin westerly side of electric lignts, large open fire- 400 feét shore trontage; nine and restiul surroundings: 53 Hroadway. faction guaranteed. good running order, tread tires, at $400. Phome 230, Danlelson, Comn. ople who have stomach all satety insist on getting it in the form of Bisurated Magnesia. STEADY EMPLOYMENT Want Ads to locate the loser. LIGHT WORK magnesia bu NTED_Experienced saleswoman, coat and suit dept.; experienced sal woman to take charge of corsets and venient tov Suffrage Meeting. acancy occurs Archa W. House of 11 rooms, com- one or two families. Maple st There will be a meeting under the | comes in powdered form and in tablets Daderwesr. with Rnowledra. of Corast your renta T HOOMS to auspices of the Cnnecticut Equal Suf-|—never as liquid or milk. Apply in person or by letter. St bissrated magnesia is 501 in Norwioh: AN Erugsists nave it and & teaspoontui o ratr arter every meat will Smost any “oame American Thermos Bottle Co. WANTED Tubridy-Weldon Co., Willimantic. frage Association in_Lebanon at the home of Mrs. H. W. Sweet Wednesday afterncon at 2:30 o'clock. Miss erine Ludington and Miss Daphine Selden, county organizer of New Lon- don county, will be present to discuss the the question of food conservation When you want to seil real estate. BUY THIS TWO FAMILY HOUSE The Norwich Housing Co. offer a new WANTED—A pos experienced ition in an office by voups man. Norwich, Conn. quickly_ relleve acld indigest! Wken you want to buy or sell a business or a Wty experienced wouid like a place to work on a liam H. Taft is honorary president and URNISHED I Frank A. Vanderlip is honorary treas- two family house located in the best residence section of Norwich. Each apartment has six rooms and bath, all modern conveniences, and the price is lower than the present cost to produce its equal; oniy about ten per cent. in cash required. Several of the choicest house lots in the city at reasonable prices and on terms to suit purchasers. Place your name on our waiting list for 2 modren stx room apartment. ARCHA W. COIT, Agent Telephone 1334 _— Arthur Barrett. committee is now securing enroliments and lining up the work for the home demonstration agent. The ladies of New the leadership of Miss Cora S. or near this city. Inquire at _maysd Second hand and antlque in the crisis now imminent. All wo- A COUPLE OF GOOD MEN men who desire to be of service their country in her hour of need are . earnestly urged to be present. AUDITORIUM “Pride” Second Chapter Deadiy Sins With Holbrook Blinn the Photodrama for Episode the Secrst Kingdom and a Pathe Weekly to Complets the Pro- gram — Coming Thursday A Tale of Two Cities. William Farnum the beloved idol of millions of “movie” the world, plays a dual role in Chas. Dickens’ immortal story of the French ATale of Two Citles.” Farnun’s portrayal of the soft- Reserved seats for the concert are now on sale at Cranston’s book store. HAMMOND PROCESS CO. Thamesville, Conn. WANTED - PICKER ROOM AND DYE ROOM TO RENT—Furnished ms for Lgat ho before vou sell. A. Bruckner, 55 FARM BUREAU TAKES UP LABOR PROBLEM. Manufacturers to Release Men Having Had Farm Experience. The farm bureau is taking steps to assist the farmers of the county In securing extra labor on the farms. Arrangements are being made with the manufacturers to release men having had farm experience, so that the pres- ent situation can be met. Arrange- ments are aleo being made to make a census of the milk industry of the ple recognize the se- FCR SA ANTED 10 y and Cleveland SOR BALE automatic machine operators; good D eligrast’ A hodied American e S pesd Alro married men ed; on various lines of magufac- “tomobile bearings and bieycle coaster brake work: mo labor troubles: empioyment FURNISHED room: ouitable for LELL Bousekecping, Mrs, Emma FOR SALE Today—Tenth Yewly furnished niengés. at The Seymour of its cost. Stoninston, modern couv &4 Frankiin STORE T0 RENT t, suitable for at a 63 Broadway | Steady Werk and Good Pay. GLEN WOOLEN MILLS —One Overland, model 1e Dodge, 1913 in good condi- Wednesday Dlacksmiths, at Scotit & tion and late equipment g be sold to quick reasonable price. Street Garage, Moosup, Avery and Mr: fans throughout in readiness Fon =Arw night workers: good pay (APPLY Lorraine M. London under Revolution, -An ironer, at the Norwi - Blioxle 1985 n conven Joni 8. 52 Broadway nd light . Phone 1043-3 over rooklyn Outitier reasonable Morse, 38 Union St Phone quire at Bulletin Office. dpoken aristocratic Charles Darnay and the devii-may-care, dissolute Eng- lish barrister , Sidney screen classic. history of photodrama production has gathered together wble a cast of players as has been gatehered together A new milk grade Ho! price $60; alxo 5 riousness of the situation; with grain prices etill climbing there is an in- creased tendency to let the cows go, but it is belleved that the most im- portant agricultural interest England today 1s to keep the cows on the farm. The general public must realize this danger and make It poss ble for the dairyman to exist. der to efficiently meet the situation, much will be asked of the farm bureau Directors and commif teemen will serve their country best by 2iding the county agent in every way. The women of the county are re- sponding nobly and are organizing a food conservation campaign to follow hand in hand with the increased food production campaign being so widely advocated. Much of this work is lin- ing up directly with the work which will be carried on by the home demon- stration agent. The women of Ledyard have decided on a program and have charge of the work a committee con- sisting of Mrs. W. L Allyn, Mrs. B. T. league are making arrangements organize that city TWANTED 3 along similar lines. 18 or over: railwa of the county are also taking up active steps so that the whole county will be thoroughly alive to the present crisis and women workers doing their best to meet the situation. Never before FOR SALE COTTAGE HOUSE . of 9 rooms and Garage NEAR CENTER OF CITY $750 IN CASH AND BALANCE ON MORTGAGE JAMES L. CASE 37 SHETUCKET ST. in the near A WORD to turkey Specific No. 14 is a ac D ona e Gentam! | for the prevention and cure of cel post ‘and to do the work a ‘and sold by mah Foultry Yards. Everyone is familiar with this soul- nd sold ¥ stirring story of a man's greatest sac est Moin rifice for the woman he loved, and mo- mentous scenes of the French Revolu- Middletown. Edgerton of New son of the late Edgerton, and whose mother now resides in Middletowr, has | been in attendance on Cardinal Farley of New York and performed a delicate organization. FOR SALE ecos of old ma- Store, two doors. Thirteenth episode of “Patria” with Mrs. Vernon Castle completes the pro- gram for Wednesday and Thursday. “The feature photodrama for today is Pride, second chapter Deadly Sins. feature which opens in a girl's board- ing school and enmds_aboard Mr. Blinn is support- ed by Shirely Mason and George Le Guere. The tenth episode of The Se- cret Kingdom, called A Goat Without Horns with Charles Richman and Dor- othy Kelley and a Pathe Weekly com- Pplete the program. Bulletin Oifice, Within five minutes’ from which he is making recovery. Tor spoolinj for three years. z 5 Lioyd Ayer FOR SALE WANTED—English-speaking BANK STATEMENTS good condition. CONDITION OF k at Norwich ¢ Connecticut, at the close REPORT 0! The Thames Nationa in the State of business wish to better their po: care Bulletin. BANK STATEMENTS Coughlin, Baitl BREED THEATRE the Last Chance to See Anita WANTED, everal bitcl - $60C0. Renl istute to have pup- CONDITION ational Bank at Norwich, The Uncas dan Auto Co. FOR SALE FOR SALE MEECH PROPERTY 44 Summer Street Franklin Square. Inguire of CHARLES L. STEWART 91 Main Str FOR SALE JORN A. WMd BUYS HOUSE AND LOT $2.00 PER WEEK in the State of Connecticut. at the close of business on May 1st, 1817: RESOURCES. Loans and scounts (except those Vitagraph Biue puppies due o arrive at Satisfactory $50.00 DOWN Overdrafts, HENRI L BAER. wilfinsly, Conu. Today and tonight will be the last Jordan Auto Co., opportunity to see Anita Stewart “The Girl Jhilippa,” the special Vita- &raph Biue Ribbon production which is the feature at the Breed theatre. this production the characters are ad- can get a house in fine condition Tel. 107-3, to secure circulation (par trolley, only 5c fare, and high and dry with a beautiful bargain and must be sold. this opportunity [3 Total loans FOR SALE DANIELSON, CONN. | The Eugene S. Nash property on tne | westerly side of Mechanic street. | tage house with 12 rooms, city water, and_electricty, on lot ‘72 g . | width with concrete walk. ited to their Btewart is more delightful than ever as Philippa, and she has created one of the most wonderful roles ever seen on the screen, while S. Rankin Drew fore- sakes his true identity for that of an with apparently no WARNTED A YOUNG MAN FOR OFFICE ASSISTANT. Good opportunity Apply SWIFT & CO. equipment. MRS. MARY L. P 349 Main Street The Jordan American artist trouble or effort. ‘With perfect backgrounds, atmosphere, masterful Bonds, securities, ete.: direction and This very dcsirable centrally lccated property is offered at a very reason- at 63 Franklin imost any kind of reatonable price. alk of Norwick part mortgage if desired. particulars by communicating FRANK W. COY, Agt. Stillman Building FOR SALE 500 Boswell Ave. 9-room house with ments and other than U S. bonds (not including stocks) owned characters as well suited to their roles as they are in this case, it is no won- der that all critics declare the wonder film has come into being. The seventeenth Great Secret” 1,053.473.28 e Willimantic. WANTED--FIREMAN C. M.. ROBERTSON CO. Cottaze Houses, Biocks, Bu -able locations. FOR SALE Dodge Brothers touring car In thelr usual ood conditl The Jordan Stocks. other than Ted- S. Stock of Federal Reserve compietes the program Maitnee today at 2:15 and Total bonds, se- FOR SALE. Jai 1g Lots, to sell or rent, as b tate investments. built only 10 60x200 feet, with abundance of fruit, There are also two hen houses and other building: 7. Stocks, other than Fed- Foars e, eral Reserve Bank stock 5. Stock of Federal Reserve evening at 6:45 and 8:30. On_ Wednesday Breed will present MONTVILLE starter and 1 good conditio n Auto Co, and Thursday Room 103. Property mus LLIAM F. HILL, istate and Inwur; Barricade, a five subscription. a eriand tc wonderplay of unusual Lt st FOR SALE A 1916 Overiand ton of " baniing 10. Furniture and fixtures. 1i; Real estate owned other than banking house..... 12. a Net amount Wanted —01d False Teeth IN ANY CONDITION We pay up to $10 per set, ao- cording to_their value THE COLLATERAL LOAN CO. 142 Main Street, Up-stairs Established 1872, Norwich, Conn. leaving town. REAL ESTATE newly painted, new four good tir FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, Central Building, SLATER HALL CONCERT Norwich, Conn. FOR POLISH BENEFIT Address Box 175, ed April 1 proved reserve agents in other reserve citles. WE BUY and_sell thing éise; old books especiall Write or call. proved reserve agents in New and_St. Louls Net amount Probably no recent recital Slater hili will be more interesting to genuine music lovers to be siven Net amount due from banks and bankers ( than included in 12 or 20) 5. Other checks on banks in the same city or town as reporting bank than the concert on_Friday Sigismond Stojow- ski, one of the artists who is to ap- is a pianist and composer who FOR SALE 100 Acre Farm in Slater hall FOR SALE _Thic or exchange for stock. agents in other Willimantic Teserve citfes of orders 1 the Distriet _of B eal estate of W. & Westerly, R. I. Tencment and Bust List your property it »ple looking for real es- Thayer Blag. om the P: situated road, with barn and shea, Hampton, dcceased, cons! llowini property dwelling hous Street, at the cormer cres 0f mowing acres of pasture land. of PERCY H. FORD, Conn. American Sirawboard Co. CAN USE GOOD, HUSKY, INTELLIGENT HELP ranks among America today. leading artists is a compatriot and a pupil of Paderewskl, and it it is through co-operation ented artist that being arranged, from them to be victims' relief fund. considerable composition, FOR SALE Good Four miles from Franklin square, pounds, exceilent driver. seven room house, running water in house and set tubs, one large wagon shed, one wood house, three large hen houses, one large cattl e horse barn, 40 acres of in best state of cultivation. ixty acres pasture and woodland. Price $3.500. For particulars in- 15, Other checks on banks in the same clty or town as reporting bank 16. a Outside checks b Fractional cur- these concerts are FORD Coupeiet; high grade built body, shock absorbers. able rime, ‘excellent i tra, electric lights staiter, $425. erful motor, 4-speed gears b._Fractional ‘eurl turned over to he Notes of other national one new ex- low as possible ELMER R. PIERSON, Federal Reserve notes Peerless 1912 t 0. Tawful resorve in vaunlt e n 17, Notes of other national FIFTY SALE HORSES express load of 28 Horses making pairs and_ sin them. 36-3. and net amount due from Federal Reserve bank 1. Redemption funa with S. Treasurer and dua Treasurer... . .34,233,746.94 finds time to occasi, and the musical critic of the New makes the following com- ment on a recent recital given by this distinguished “Mr. Stojowski's undertakings have been serious fully regarded L play in pub- cylinder; this car s consigned to us by is a wonderful The Frisbie-McCormick Shetucket St. FOR SALE_Full ornamental and_fruit. .0y i Rytiier. Prop., 89 Asy 8. SIEGAL, Norwich, Conn. Tederal Heserve notes 2¢. Lawful reserve in vault and net amount due from S=roral Reserve bank .. Redemption fund with 1. 'S. Treasurer and due from U. S. Treasurer .... Good Wages Thamesville Trolley to City Line owner and York Sun LIABTLITY 23. Capital stock paid Surplus funa y muscal people. in..$1,000,000.00 $3,250 FOR SALE Seven-room cottage in $1500 buy a 50-acre farm, 30 acre land fertile and machine worked, e of strawberries, 40 peach trees, wood_for home use, cozy ho! small barn and hen; strated their a Undivided LIABTLITIES. Capital stock pald n. Surplus fund ch considera- showed the composer to be a man of taste, talent 00d residential section. Broadway. FOR SALE 1916 Hudson Supe Pretty Cottage House having six rooms all modern conveniences. and bath; HELP WANTED horses, some hay, a few farming tools, wagons and about 30 hens. It stands on a terraced knoll and a nearby glimpse of ledge and wooded hillside enhance its picturesque vironment. In good near school and car line. Sale neces- sary to settle an estate. ARCHA W. COIT and technical accomplishment. = Undivided pianist and well for his instrument. er, it is needless to be played, and the was abundant. who will ap- is a grand opera basso who has made a name for in_musical and taxes seven-passenger tourin, The compos- “av Men and Women expenses, inter- and’ taxes Circulating notes ou FOR SALE —All kinds of secds and fertilizer at_a low. Phone 336-6. FOR SALE Land and bullding: guire at 416 Asylum St. FOR SALE—_Cheap, meighborhood, rice. Greeneville Net amount ‘banks and bankers (other than included in 29 or 30) . Dividends unpaid ‘Demand deposits: 33 Individual deposits sub- reward in applause Thaddeus DeWronski, pear with & notes out- VERSAILLES SANITARY standing wood on place Stojowski, ber enough to Da; amount ~_aue 'to inctuded in (other than a cottage houss is situated in good neighborhood, near 50 Horses there are all kAnds—big and le—and pri or the qu 1-4 acre of two miles from rallroad tigate. $600 40-acre farm, for 1 place is situated is thriving manufacturing FIBRE MILLS, VERSAILLES, with four rooms. FOR SALE ject to check: (hquire at 56 Bos- Certified checks 37. United States de 38, Postal savings Deposits requiring no- tice but less than 30 days demand __deposits, Wronski was born in Warsaw, His early education was ob- tained in Warsaw, 1461,738.24 stores Telephone 1334 63 Broadway FOR SALE Demand_ deposit: Individual deposits sub- ject to check Certified checks .. .. Cashier's checks out- Conservatory Woloszko. Later he con- tinued vocal studies under the famous one passes door. 400. Items 33, 35 37, 38 and 40, $1,656,374.34. WANTED 100 girls for shop work, 34 girls for Russian singer Very desirable a. his studies with Maestros y des bullding lot, 50 ft. front, on Asylum St. near Main. Must White & Middleton 13 h. WILLIAM A. WILCOX, Real Estate Broker, Praeci and Pintrorono at the Conserva- tory Verdi where he remained for two Mr. De Wronski Who is sure to please ail who hear him. Reserved seat tickets for the Sto- Jowski-DeWronski Pplaced at the low price of $1 with the idea of making the affair a great pop- ular_movement in support of a most worthy project. jowski and De Wronski thelr valuable services free and no one in any way connected with the concert is to derive any profit from it. entire net proceeds will be turned over 1o the national American committee of 4,732,746.94 | be 501d to settle an estate. GEORGE E. KIMBALL, 12 Grand View Terrace, Hartford. FORD AUTOMOBILE Good condition, lights, shock absorbers. Low price for house worlk, 2 table waitresses, 65 lab- orers (30c an hour), 6 farm hands, 10 weavers, 10 spinners, 15 burlers (girls), 3 colored girls, colored boy. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Geo. L. Chesbro, Mgr GBORGE W. IDE, Phone 137-2, Dantelson Div, FOR SALE se, within five min- Hopkins & Allen's reasonable Liabilities” for redis- With Federal State of "Connecticut, County of New I, Ho L. Caghier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above state- ment is true to the best of my know- ledge and beliet HENRY L. FRISBIE, Cashies concert hav unty of New . Gale, Cashier' of the ‘above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above stat: ment 1e true to the best of my know- CHAS. W. Casht Subscribed and sworn_ t this bth da; g2 (DSees ) I Charles Central Bidg., Two-tamily hous utes’ walk from can be bought ver en at once. For full particulars inquire of self-starter, FCR SALE FOR SALE y Housze with large lot in pleasant locality. are giving TRYON'S AGENCY Willimantic, Conn. Telephone 752 Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of May, 1917. DWI L. 'UNDIERWOOD, Notary Publlc. Estate Broker, Franklin Square, Norwich. 715 Main St. Phone 300 P. CHUR( Notary Publie. Correct—Attest: Correct—Attest ART! No. 41 West Broad St., Rooms 1 and 2. Telephone 2365 Westerly. HERE IS YOUR CHANCE to buy a cottage, barn and five acres of good land, at’ Norwich Town. kinds of fruit and a fine view, and you cannot make a mistake in buying it. E. A. PRENTICE, 300 co el and churches, les to main line of railroad. n, situated on main high. et me _show it to you. Send for Wilcox's Farm Bulletin— |he eXports L RS A A 86 Cliff Street CALVIN H. FRISBIE, HERBERT F. FORD C. WHEN_ YOU WANT to put your buse iness before the um _ better the Polish victims’ relief fund, an n founded in New York by I . Paderewsk] and of which Hon. Wil- H.BREWER, EOUS. A. GIBBS, THERE 32 ac zaverus: THERE 1¢ no advertising medium In [Eagtern Connecticut equal to The Buls Eastern Connecticut letin for business resu A. M. AVERY Dublle,” there 1s Phona 1122-2 shen, RIER.e o ~a i 2 Bromdume curative powers of Send for list of test Address ¥. & medium In J. CHENEY & CO A3 A i