Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 28, 1917, Page 12

PROBABLY FAIR TODAY, SHOWERS TOMORROW @ FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCHES o | What Is Going On Tonight (rMoving Pictures at the Breed The- re. Vandeville snd Moving Flctures at the Davis Theatre. Feature Moving Pictures at the Au- ditorinm Theatre. ANNOUNCEMENTS BREED THEATRE Viola Dana in God’s Law and Man’s, Feature for Today—Henry B. Wal- thall Feature for Friday and Satur- day In Burning the Candle. Today’s_bill at the Breed consists of Viola Dana in the powerful Metro s wonderpl ‘God’s Law and Man's, { the famous Burton H¥lmes travel se- | ries and a rapid fire Black Diamond comedy. On Friday and Saturday the Breed will present Henry B. Wal- thall, America’s foremost actor in Burning the Candie. This is an Fs- sanay production and gives a gripping portrayal of the results of flgacy. Walthall is surrounded by a Ccast I excellence headed by Mary Charleson_and includes Julien Barton, Frankie Raymond, Thurlow Brewer d Patrick Calhoun. DAVIS THEATRE Thre~ Big Keith Vaudeville Acts and Triangle Feature Photoplays To- day. There will be an entire new show the last half of this week and the Davis will offer an exceptionally fine 1 of Keith vaudeville and Triangle otopla The hLeadiine attraction is Arcadia Trio, who present a live— y singi taliking, dancing_novelty that is original. Dingle and Fern are two blackface comedians who are right there with the goods. The third act Roland Travers and company in of the most wonderful illusion n vaudeville. The Triangle fea- photoplay s Wiifred Lucas and an Gish in Souls Triumphant, a part Fine Arts production. To complete the show there is a rib- rocking Triangle Komedy called The Camera Cure. Matinee at 2.15, 10c A 15c: evening, 6.45 and 8.45, 10c, c, 20c and 25c. the T4 George M. Cohan Coming to the Da- vis Theatre in Broadway Jones. At last it has come about. George M. Cohen has finally turned to the stient drama as a new field of con- quest, so to speak. In order to dis- his very best efforts before the picture camera. the famous nkee Doodle Boy selected his great- stage bit, Broadway Jones, as his al vehicle in the motion picture The film has just recently been completed in Mr. Cohan’s New York studio and will be shown at the Da- s the first half of next week with a Triangle featur AUDITORIUM Clara Kimball Young The Easiest Way, by Eugene Walters, Feature Photodrama for Today at the Au- ditorium. Eugene Walter's tremendous revela- n of the pitfalls which beset the pathway of women seeking theatrical caree The Easiest Way will be Clara Kimball Young’s fourth Selznic- ctures offering. It is the attraction the Auditorium theatre todav. It directed by Albert Capellani, who roduced The Common Law. Atop the Majestic Roof. With the continued warm weather, the Majestic Roof Garden is an ideal spot to spend the evening with the gentle breezes blowing up the river to cocl and refresh you after your of toil. For the presentation there a wonderful Bluebird photodrama of the west staged and photographed the Grand Canyon of Arizona, en- titled The Gods Crucible, with the heautiful Myrtle Gonzalez in the lead- ng part To follow there is a funny Metro comedy and Travelogue. BRIDGEPORT POLICE SEARCH FOR SLACKERS Stop Men on the Streets and Demand Their Registration Cards. Pridgeport, Conn. June 27.—Police began holding up all young men on the streets here, in many parts of the city, demanding their registration cards under the conscription law. Many of the men declared they had left their cards at home, and in all such cases this excuse was accepted. The police sald, however, that later the week the presentation of the cards would be required and no ex- planation would be recelved for their absence. No arrests were made today this movement. RECORD VOYAGE MADE BY DESTROYER SHAW Made 5,858 Miles in 14 Days, 10 Hours and 20 Minutes. Washington, June 2 —The destroyer has completed a record voyage a Pacific port to an Atlantic approximately 5,858 miles—in s, 10 hours and 20 minutes. The Shaw is a new destroyer whose kee! was laid down in February, 1916, The vessel passed through the Pana- ma Canal in five hours and 45 minutes as compared with the previous record of six hours and 20 minutes. from port- STATE SOCIAL AND HYGIENE COMMISSION Was Appointed by Governor HolcomB !} Yesterday Afternoon. Hartford, Conn., June 27.—The State bcial and Hygiene commission au- thorized by the iast general assembly, was appointed by Governor Holcomb is_afternoon as follows: Dr. Henry ¥. Stoll of Hartford, Dr. Charles C. Burlingame, of Manchester, Dr, T. Eben Reeks of New Britain, Dr. Eliot trons of New Haven, and Miss Edith Madeiria of Waterbury. REGULARS WILL NOT DISPLACE NATIONAL GUARD OFFICERS Who Are Capable of Passing the Re- quired Examinations. Washington, June 27. — Assurance that national guard officers drafted into federal eervice who are capable of passing required examinations will not be displaced by regular army offi- cers was given the house milltary af- fairs committee today by Secretary Baker. bt S The Batteries. The pitchers for today are the Man Behind the Gun and the Man With the Hoe.—Newark News. All coper, brass, and bronze vessels and machinery parts in the Bavariin distilleries have been requisitioned. An appeal has been issued to the schoolchildren to collect the smallest articles of these metals, such as sol- diers’ buttons, cartridge ceses, and toy soldiers. — e BRIEF STATE NEWS Hamden—Peas were shipped Tues- day by express and it is reported that |, they_brought $2.756 to $3 a bushel in the Boston mariet. Bristol—About 200 school children over 14 years of age have appled for certificatss that they may be permit- ted to work this summer. Torrington—The final returns from the Red Cross campaign in n shows subscriptions totalling $21,- 450.35. The town's allotment was $10,- 000. Wallingford—Eighteen dollars was realized during Self Denial week ob- served by the Girls’ Friendly soclety last week. The proceeds will be given to the Red Cross. Winsted.—J. C. Burwell, who was bitten in the arm by a dog owned by Rey. Karl Refland, rector of St. George's church, New York, is able to return to business. New Haven.—The New Haven coun- ty bar has appointed a committee of five to care for the business of %t- torneys of the county who are called into federal service. Meriden—The International Casket Hardware company of Meriden has filed a petition in bankrupty with Ref- eree Hoadlev. Charles H. Tredenick is the president of the concern. Portland.—A 1list of those who did not register on registration day has been given Officer Folev by the regis- tration board and he is at present en- gaged in looking them up. Hartford—A new local bushelmen's union, affiliated with the Journeymen Tailors of America, was organized re- cently by Frank Deluca, general or- ganizer. © About thirty members were present. Deep River.—George B. Chandler, of Rocky Hill, will be the speaker here July 4th, at the flag-raising. The Bus- iness Men's Association has selected Judge Frederick L'Hommedieu to Taise the flag. New Haven—Judge Cleaveland is named as executor by the will of Mrs. Mabel H. Lamb, wife of the Jate Chas. M. Lamb, which was admitted fo pro- bate yesterday. The will shows an estate of $50,000. Norfolk—The Norfollk comméttee, appointed by the Winsted Red Cross socfety, for soliciting funds for the national soclety, last week, carried off the honors for this district by the raising of $6,278.30. South Norwalk.—Daniel T.. Lovelace, who resigned as secretarv of the Dan- bury Chamber of Commerce, to be- come executive secretary of the Fair- field County Farm Bureau has moved his family to South Norwalk. Hartford. — Arrangements will he made to place July 1, the 149 small pigs bought by the Hartford County League some time ago. The pizs have afelv passed through inoculation which rends them Immune from cholera. All will be placed in Hart- ford county. New Haven—TIn one week's time with the co-operation of teachers and pu- pils, Joseph A. Fitzgerald, principal of the Abraham Lincolm Lincoln school has sold enough buttons, contain- ing the slogan, “Our School Bought a Bond,” to purchase a $100 Liberty Bond for the school. Southington.- gar- den is that on where the woman of the house has planted beets surrounding the beds of gera- niums and other flowers. The beet leaves make a very attractive border to the bed and will also produce a zood crop in a few weeks. Bridgeport. — Grover Cleveland's widow, Mrs. Frances Cleveland Pres- ton, now the wife of a Princeton pro- fessor, was defendant in a suit tried in the common please court hers on Monday afternoon. John W. Beatty of Darien, was_.the plaintiff. He sued to recover $700 for landscape garden- ing and interior decorating done on Mrs. Preston’s place in Darien and savs that she is responsible for the debt, although she &id not order the work. The court reserved decision in the suit. CATARRHAL DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED by Jocal applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure catar- rhal deafness, and that is by a consti- tutional remedy. Catarrhal deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous Iining of the Eustachian tibe. When this tube is inflamed you have a LOST AND: FOUND, STRAYED from mz'kg:‘hn? ons e Bromley; Lisson, "*% Je27a LOST_Friday night, a_pearl rosary, between P. O. and slectrid Taht piant. Finder rewarded If left at Bulletin QOtfice. Je26d WANTED—A-1 e T3 ferred, for first . Room 7, Wauregan, Thursda: WANTED toolmalkers Kineticans pro: Apply WANTED—Motor help load and unload truck. Apply at Bulletin Office. Je2sa LOST Straved or_ taken from my SR N R WO Whiitzarsh, Bor b, 1 Norgis and recelve reward. Tel 60i-12. je26d LOST —In Baltic, Conn. one ok containing rexistér card receipts and railroad pass; name on register card C, M. Suckan. Finder kindly Chrl Meyer, Baltic. notify Je26a WANTED WANTED An Office Man for State High- way Department. Permanent position for the right man. Phone 1412 or 1232 after 6 p. m. WANTED Two Drivers for Coal Carts. Apply at once to JOHN SALTER & SON Groton, Conn. WANTED Metal and Steel Polishers, Sand Buf fers; good pay. bonus weekly; progres sive' manufacturing concern, making WANTED—Position as fireman; ten years' experlence; can run en Address_Fireman, care Bulletin, Je28d WANTED—Agents to assist_the New York representative Pub. Co. ‘WANTED—Housekeeper to care for two old Jewett le. &257 Conn. Mrs. Russell M. Brown, je2sa WA cooking. Je28d lers; all home-made Guillotte Block, Jewett City, WANTED—A barber, good at once; wages and steady employment. Ohrist- man’s Barber Shop, Broadway. je28d " WANTED—Twen chinists and tool Zood pay, good hours, good ehop. ~Ap- ply to My Je28a T WAS bin down gin you cigars for H. G. Hoadley, Martin House. thinkin’, why ain't joo town lately, folks? We kin some Cobweb Corner 5 cents. We have a nise line JUS” o pipes at 35 sents. Fagan's Smoke Shop. Je27d WANTED_Several young people for excellent office position: We can use some with and some without experi- ence; salaries from $8 to 325 a week; if you are an ambitious, willing worker you ought not be out of work these aays. Co over with mercial School, me in_and talk the matter Mr. Crandall, Norwich Com- Chambeér of Commerce Building, Main St., near the Postoifice. Send vestigate our unemploved friends to_in- if they want work. Je27d to South Wi WANTED Three machinists the Smith & Winchester Mfg. Co. or four first class for erecting work. Apply dham, Ct. Jez6d WANTED—Woolen spinners for gov ernment 0od pay arn_Co. work; exceptionally good job; Apply Reliince guaranteed. Je26d WANTED By American man, white, married, place as chauffeur: 53 years' experience. letin. Address Box 88, care Bul- je26d truck driver to _FOR SALE TO RENT cart, tation. FOR SALE—Two-horse dum; meost new. John Gruel, Lisbon Je28a FOR SALE—Horse, weight 1100, nd, worker and driver, 11 d. will sell for automobile TO RENT—Modern flat, § month, -five rooms, with all impr. menta’ Inquire of Alling Rubber e TO BENT_ July rooms, gas, electric 1st, five furnished Ughts and bath, The 46| Has the high idea POETRY { ™ - T THE HORSE. (Dedicated to the Red man who goes With the he Star 8 School Bt.* Inquire &n premises. Mary | ' i ‘Lonies | Fi n. Je28d 1 And the man who RENT—One-half of the double |, 1128 his pride a a house 19 Oak St. A. T. Gardner. je2sd | Tq help him over the BLnet. 5 To the goal or a cru at TO RBNT—Six-room tenement, with all modern convenlences. Inquire J, il Gardner, Cahoon St., Thamesville. Je2id "0 RENT_Furnished rooms for 11 sht housekeeping. 83 Washington : Phone 274. ___de2 FOR RENT—House No. St., nine rooms and bath, #as, electric_light. Apply Rob. Neely, 508 Boswell Ave. TO RENT—Pasture for eight to ter sou; sars ? has taken his piace. Call at Brown's Bal ‘Baltic, Conn je28d _ FOR SALE—Young chestnut gciding, sound, about 1025 lbs., Kentucky bred. fest, kind, work anywhere. Plain Hill PRIVATE SALB of household furni_ ture at 416 Main St. June 2§-29, at 2 o'clock, “jezsd FOR SALE Flatfish 5 Ibs. 25c, floun- ders, Sc & 1b. Boat at Osgood's Dock. FOR SALE—Horse, weighin 1100 1bs.; must be sold; price reasonable. Fn- cuire Wm, Bendett & Co., 152 W. Main FOR SALE Ford touring car_ 1916 model. C. H. Lathrop, North Frank- BorChen . 2y TFOR SALE —One 1815 Ford touring car, first class mechanical conditio new non-skid tires. Imperial Garage. - — FOR SALE — 1914 Pope Hartford touring car, perfect condition, new tires ail around, two extra tires, ext-a tubes and fully equipped: one 19 new tires, thoroughly overhauled and one 1912 Ford touring car, thorough.y overhauled. tucket St. A WORD to turkey ralsers: Speocific No. 14 is a ientific treatment n head in turkeys. It has never failed to do the work. Prepared and sold hy Konemah Foultry Yards. 45¢ West Main 8t. Norwich, Conn. Price 30c. GugTuThS canoeing, nor owned a really noe, you don’t know what you ing. ~ Kennebec canoe: give satisfaction; safe staunch, Kennebec canoes give more r Farm. Phone 463-i4. je2sd Jedsa St je28a jezsd Jez2gd Ford runabout, demountable rims, a.l repainted; one 1914 Ford touring car; for the préven cure of blach FOR SALEIf you have nev ure at less cost than mos the best aworth else in the world. Sold by Conn. gent, 5 Main_St. Moosup, may29TuThsS 5 BX staple line, Insuring permanent posi- tions; mfg. town near Hartford. See MR. HARRISO Wauregan Hounse, TODAY, 9 to 11 a. m. WANTED Able Bodied, Sober Men toi‘ work in brass mill $2.75 per day to start; bright prospects for advancement to good men Apply in person to or by letter to employment office after July 4th. THE BRISTOL BRASS CO. je2s1 Bristol, Conn. FOR SALE J. C. WITTER, Auctioneer Public Auction Saturday, June 30th at 12 o’clock noon, be sold at Public Auction at Platt’s Corner, 10 minutes’ walk from Abington Station, the following property: 10 HORSES frem the lumber camp One gray pair, weight 3100- bay pair, weight 2800; bay pair, weight 2600; a bay and a black, weight 2800, and a pair of browns, weight 2800. Guaran- teed to be sound, good wind and free from lameness. § sets double har- nesses, 2 pole gears, 3 two-horse wagons, 1 four-horse wagon, tackle: chains and wood tools. It stormy sale following Monday. BUY THIS SIX ROOM COTTAGE All modern conveniences, good neigh- bors, healthful location, picturesque surroundings; convenient to and near good school. May be secured | at an attractive price as sale is im- | perative to close an estate. electrics rumbling sound or imperfecet hearing, and when it is entirely closed deafness is the result. Unless the inflammation can be reduced and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroved forever. Many cases of deaf- ness are caused by catarrh, which is an_inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. Hall'’s Catarrh Medicine acts through the blood on the mucous sur- faces of the system. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of catarrhal deafness that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Med- icine. Circulars free. All drugsists, T5c. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. —_— FOR SALE FOR SALE A Cottage House, Hen House, House, in fair condition with about two acres of land with fruit; about two miles from center of Norwich, for $1,000.00. E. A. PRENTICE. Phone 300. 86 CIiff St. FORD AUTOMOBILE Good condition, self-starter, electric lights, shock absorbers. Low price for quick sale. TRYON’S AGENCY 715 Main St. Willimantic, Conn, Telephone 752 ‘Wood LEGAL NOTICE AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Lebanon, within and for the District %%flnon‘ on the 26th day of June, E l;resent — ALBERT G. KNEELAND, udge. Estate of Jeremiah Stark, late of Lebanon, in sald District, deceased. The Administrator having made writ- ten application to satd Court, in ac- cordance with the statute, for an order of sale of the whole or part of the real That sald application be Probate Office In Lebansn day of June, 1917, at 11 Do Erron by Thecrtine. A of thie oralr’in " Norwich a newspaper ng & circa- Iation i5 said District, and that return De made to this Court. Attest: ARCHA W. COIT Telephone 1334 63 Broadway The Mutual Benefit Life Agency SEASHORE COTTAGE FOR SALE A small cottage all furnished, lot 40 by 200 fronting ocean, fine suf dathing. Near salt pond nine miles long, safe for children, boating, bathing and fishing. This property will be sold for $750. $250 cash balance on mort- gage. Immediate possession and party purchasing can have the use of the the place this season. THREE Exceptional bargains at Pleasant View. The properties were never on the market before and will be sold cheap to close estates. Let me tell | six | ir2 WANTED —Position as chauffeur in three vears’ experience; private famils hest of references. Box 99, care Bul- letin. Je26d WANTED—At once, first class barber for d in union shop: 0od wazes. Gaston A. Maindon, Danielson, Conn. Tel jez6a 0d second-hand one- 1g0on or heavy: express Stone, care C. H, Ba- je26d perienced ~irl for gen- work. Apply 179 Laurel jez5d WEAVERS WANTED — Crompton s. one-loom work, g0od pay. Ap- catuck Woolen Miils, Potter FOR SALE 1916 Ford, equipped with demountable rims, extra £00 no reasonable offér refused. Jewett City, Conn o FOR SALE Standing grass. John Barry, Expressman, 8 St., or Phone 745. FOR SALE Two-horse dump « fine condition, or_will exchan, cow. J. Shea,- Yantic, je FOR SALE—i916 Metz touring rfect condition and looks like new: een run 500 miles. uire at Im- perial Garage. jezed FOR SALE Fiat plants, 40c_a hundred. P. Wade, 520 Boswell 728 FOR SALE Standing <= C. H. Wheeler, Laurel Hill Road Inquir Reyno je2 1 rt in W = Dut- Inquire Wil Ave.. City.. Je 1917 nd Stude tion: in fin quick s 1 Je25d WANTED — By an experierced 1053;‘: SA‘:"F”"P teacher, position as tutor through | [9uTn® car. in fnc summer £ood reference. B.|real bargain for je22d or 323-2, Putnam, ( ompetent girl for gen-| FOR SALE—Ta Apply 196 Central | Writing desk. Je18d4 | nesday and — 46 Geer Ave. Experienced maid for general housework; good references voR Al Address R. T., care Bulletin. &iv second-hand _ canoe. ng particulars and price, W. B., car Tietin. Jesd WANTED-—Second hand and antique furniture of all kinds; get our_ prices before you sell. A. Bruckner, 55 Frank- Tel may3d ln St WANTED—TREE SURGERY. Cementing, Trees have a Over el Tree no. Trimming, Fertilizing and Bracing. distinct money years' experience. Davey . Kent_Ohio. A letter seive prompt attention. value. n ROVE R. SKEESUCK, R. F. D. No. 7. Woolen Weavers WANTED Plainfield Woolen Co. CE NTRAL VILLAGE n. 1 lad men, fir rst- FREE Central Bl mers, boarding house, weavens ,12 WANTED man and wife to run a 30 laborers, 15 spin- general housework 1y cooks, 2 lady waltresses, 10 bo: over 16 years, 2 blacksmiths. MPLOYMENT BUREAU Qeo. L. Chesbro, Mgr- dg., WANTED MACHINISTS U. S. for work on . GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS STEADY WORK you about them. Choice of 400 farms in Washington and New London Counties. Send for my bulletin. — WILLIAM A. WILCOX, Farm Specialist 41 West Broad St., Rooms 1 and 2, Westerly, R. I. Tel. 2365 FOR SALE Fine Cottage House Nine Rooms and Bath All modern improvements including Located in best residential section Real Estate Broker 87 SHETUCKET ST. GOOD PAY Apply GENERAL ORDNANCE CO. Derby, Conn. MEN WANTED $2.50 per Day American Strawboard Co. WE WANT OLD TEETH In any condition. We pay up $10.00 per set according value.. to their THE COLLATERAL LOAN cCO. 142 Est. 1872. Main St. Upstairs Norwich, Conn. in good condit in good condit touring. just ov four new 118 Frankli FOR_SALE cow. Inquire of rse, one new wagons and 1 ¥o 915, consig us by owner, has not been over or repainted, but is in exc: chanical condition. The F Cormick Co. FOR SALE- chanical condit car of its kind Frisbie-McCormick FOR SALE Eight-room cottage, ali latest Im- provements, large barn, and eight building lots, located in the best resi- dential section of Jewett Ci For particulars, inquire of S. SEIGEL, Real Estate and insurance, Norwich, Conn. mayl19d Furnished Scashore Cottages For Sale or Rent at Watch Hill, Weekapaug, P View, and along the Rhode shore; also accessible Seashore Farms. Send for booklet. FRANK W. COY WESTERLY, R. FOR SALE A centrally located BRICK BLOCK in good condition at a low price. A. M. AVERY | Telephone 1122-2 52 Broadway | FOR SALE il The very desirable Cottage owned and occupied by House, Professor J. ally head stock; good spring water, brose Sullivan, Trading Co\i.fj TO RENT—A Al ter tenemen Baltic St. 3 TO RENT—One large furnished room with all modern conveniences, about eight minutes’ walk from F Square, for one or two gentlemen. at or dddress M. 1. M., 37 Grove St. small nished rooms, The Plymonth 78 3 with a4 DR RENT thout boa 1 Hill Av NT—A large front room at 44 . all conveniences. Tel. $34-12. —Pleasant rooms for the Marion Bldg. Ring gen- fourth jel3d enement six or seven oms. mode mprovements, including as and electric 1 with or without T i o n, 16 Mountain jelzd eatly furnished room iso roum for light housekeeping. Mr Kelley, 7 _North High St. ewly furnished room 84 Franklin St. may2 152D ROOMS and light house- 1g at 106 School St. Phone 1045-3. ridsd eep! Furnished also ooms; rooms; reasonable rates, for light housekeeping: Mrs. Emma b Morse, 18 Union St. J YOU CAN RENT Desirable modern apartment rooms and bath, electric steam heat, set tubs, etc., for per_month; good residenc You can buy fine two family each apartment having six rooms bath, ali modern conveni s lower than it can possibly Attractive home sites for sale reasonable prices and en easy terms. The Norwich Housing Co. ARCHA W, COIT, Agent havi tion. house, and price t for. at o be Telephone 1234 63 Broadway FOR RENT Tel. 736 Norwie! STORE TO RENT About 20 to 25 feet, at 63 Franklin Street, suitable for almost any kind of business, at a reascnable gprice. In- quire at Bulletin Office. FOR SALE ¥ 1914 and 11,000 miles _MER R. PIERSON. FOR SALBE. Cottage Houses, Tenement and Busl- ness Blocks, Building Lots, all in de- sirable locations. List your property it You care to sell or remt, as I have a number of people looking for real es- tate investments, WILLIAM F. HILL, 1 Real Estate and Insurance. Room 103. Thayer Blds. fi FOR SALE No. 70 Willlams St.. splendid nodern home, in best residential section; all convenlences, large level corner lot; price reasonable and easy terms if desirad, Inquire of THOS. H. BECKLEY 278 Main Street Phones 7%; FOR SALE 9 room House with improvements ff| . t Herbert George, 19 Hamlii, Street. A | very attractive proposition. For full | particulars inquire of JOHN A. MORAN, Real Estate Broker, Franklin Square Norwich "FOR SALE To close the estate of the late M. B. Ring, abouts). Automobiles will July. near Boswell avenue, having a large garden and many fruit trees, also barn and chicken Buildings in good condition, house can be arranged for two tene- ment hourse, price reascnable. FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, c houscs. it But the Stecd that fs d Th T And newspag e custon eged from his in the hell of war— v, what doos KHow of the o5 %, Bobing 1o hen e : orn b ra He must for t on his mane And the fieids where he used to The world as we see 1s only } man-m d the horse recede P We know r the w However Had Wit the part he F it BLIND AND DEAF AND DUVR NAY Clarenc ed yo Clara—Do yo [ would be Puck. Bacon—Do you b s been just overhauled and painted Lol eatital Emaid e 5 Egbert not those congressmen te speeches.—Yonkers St SALE HORSES Do you believe tn = “No, but m: fe I have 20 Horses that I want to|=NO but my wite d dispose of right away. Nine of them [Shopping with her 3 4 I horses—the balance will | the nt, “Ill come | 500 to 1200 Ibs. Come and |at \n."—Lo 3 1 very limj Te!. 536-3. may14a Hod 435 b i sout the s ea Two-iamily house, within five min- utes' walk from Hopkins & Allen’s | morning. shop; can be bought very reasonable| ™ mildn Tieally? e mt E if thken at once. For full particulars | wade It 2 nauire of ver: man, N A. MORAN, Sl Renl Estate Brok To what do Franklin Square, Norwich, Mr. Wampum ily know 1da- fonaire ristiania o busls n night be s oats ar rain, the Herr German ¢ ign ary n, 1 of n mermann, the secretary Herr Helqerict for the interior, and Cc secretary for finan to in conference rega zreement and Germany Roed fungary Vienna m strike m nitfon wor in the mic « Business Wagons, Carriages, |} Central Building, Norwich, Conn. f|the news was not Runabouts, Concord Buggies and a mentioned inthe ne fine lot of Second-hand Automob Mg ey e 2 heir demands. They (Overland Touring Cars and Run- plementary supply Tt your covorinits o) AGRICULTURAL BLASTING [F77 " buy at the right price. fo be effectivo us ESTATE M. B. RING n;’:‘;u:;nn:“:‘sziwg the conclusion of peace Chestnut Street D G. DRAINAGE. The mate of the Danish steamer Prices on Chandler and Overland| <y I 0 Odense has made a declaration at advance the first of THOS. MARKLAND, Copenhagen to the effect that the shi : 264 % o, was fired upon by a German subma de orrs, Conn. | ,ine, though no resistance w nade. — and that two seamen were killed. A the crew were leaving the steamer WHEN YOU WANT .0 put your bus n befors the pubiic, thére Is ne medfum better than thfough the ade vertising columns af Tha Rulletin. WHEN YOU WANT 1o put your bus- iness before the pupiic, thers Is no medium better than, thiough the ad- vertising columns of ®:s Bulletin. British seaplane appeared and the sub- marine dived. saved by a British patrol ship. The crew were later on