Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 6, 1917, Page 14

FAIR, WARMER TODAY; CLOUDY TOMORROW @ FULL ASSOCIATED - PRESS DESPATCHES LLC N S S~ . T TR e S R S N S = — = = = = NORWICH, CONN.. FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1 ‘What Is Going On Tonight Vandeville snd Moving Flctures at the Davis Theatre. Feature Moving Piotures at the Au- ditorium Theatre. Moving Pictures at the Breed The- ANNOUNCEMENTS A tea will be given by tha ladies of the Red Cross society on Saturday from 4 to 9 p. m. at Kimball's Textile Shop, 342 Washington street. Iee cream and cake will be served .The en will indeed be welcome to join and help the good cause. Norwich must raise the $25,000. HISTORIC PLACES OF NEW ENGLAND Ilustrated Booklet Describing Men and Events Prominent jn New England History. 3 w Fngland, as the birthplace of thousands of men and -women who have made their indelible stamp upen the conscience and character of the sle United States, is so crowded historic_places, events and char- s that few who live within her borders are fully cognizant of their heritage. In this respect the New Englander may be likened to the na- of New York whose country cous- n tell him more about the places terest in that great metfopolis the pative had ever suspected ex- only when the places, events persons of historic interest are chronicled_in a compact booklet that New Englander can obtain a full tion of the important part this of the country has played in e development of the United States. ch a booklet has just been com- ed by Herbert F. Sherwood, and is Deing distributed by the General Pas- senger Department of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Co. It is entitled “Historic Places of New and.” It contains sixty pages of v tpyed records of historic men and events that are of interest to per- from other parts of the country. ere are nearly sixty photographs of ments and buildings that have a nal as well as a local interest; 1 there i= also a large map of the land territory upon which are h large red dots the cities of particular interest that bed in the reading matter. oklet is really a compendium rial, educational, histor- and literary development New England. It is doubtful if there is a corresponding area in the 1 ates so rich in “Shrines” as on of the country. BREED THEATRE. Earle Williams in “The Soul Master,” erful Drama by James Oliver Curwood Featurs For Today and Saturday. an should -gain the whole lose his soul, he profiteth Perhaps Mr. Willlams has aracterized a role more abun- human emotions which are v in keeping with the scenes in they appear. He loses his pwn and becomes a man without a Fven the great wealth he has lated does not fill the void in which causes him great un- for he has lost that which v cannot buy and wonders over e emptiness of his existence. The Soul Master,” featuring Earle ms is the maln attraction at the theatre today and Saturday. r pictures on the bill include the e \\;nn}dy and a very funny Big omedy. AUDITORIUM. aleska Suratt in “She.” Founded on H. Rider Haggard’s Famous Novel is the Feature For Today and Sat- urday at the Auditorium. » Suratt in “She,” a six part of H. Rider Haggard's famous the feature phofoplay for to- aturday at the Auditorium. T and Emma Ray, the shinning ts of Jaughter, in a screaming com- led Casey’s Dream, and the lat- al Weekly complete the pro- The same excellent pro- me will be shown at the Majestic 1 fair nights. d me. £ on z MAJESTIC. oh Class Photoplays and Dancing From 830 to 11 Features For To- night at the Majestic Roof. of the largest crowds of the at ded the Majestic Roof The excellent picture as shown at the - Audi- be run twice nightly at d 9. Dancing may be enjoved 0 to 11, music by the Majestic orchestra, ¥Frank G. Benson, tor Fvery Wednesday night n next week there will be a nce. Come anytime, stay as ng as you like. Always a good show. LOOK LIKE WINNERS IN EGG LAYING CONTEST White Leghorns From Calverton, New York, Have a Good Lead. v-fl week of the lay- A. P. Robinson’s pen of ite Leghorns from Calverton, N. were an easy first with a yield of Unless some other pen can vay very soon, these New ghorns are likely to finish the n first place. Frank E. Turner’s Island Reds from Attleboro, .and A. B. Hall's Leghorns from ord, Conn., tied for second 5 eggs each. Three Con- € t pens of Leghorns entered by M. Peasley of Cheshira, Windsweep Farm of Redding Ridge, and Miss X es H. Mersereau of West Wil- neton, all tied for third place with eggs each. Another Connecticut of Leghorns from Redding Ridge Hilitop Poultry Yard’s pen uffield tied for fourth position w a vield of 53 eggs each. The ymbined production of all pens for t fth week amounted to 3923 | a m b The competition has now progress- cd to a point where every pen must keep plugging to maintain its place. In the Rhode Tsland Red Class, the Connecticut pen from Westport eased up just a little last week and was promptly passed by & Vermont pen from St. Albans. The same thing hap- pened in the Leghorn group; the New Yo pen from New Paltz slowed only tie, but was at once supplanted s a Comnecticut pen from Suffleld. The management of the contest has added one more delicacy to the green food menu for the hens. In previous vears, clover, rape and swiss chard have been used during the summer and mangles or half sugar beets in winter. In order to provide still more variety and to make sure of a supply of succulent food in the autumn before the beets are harvested, 2,000 cab- bage plants have been put out which is hoped will produce two good ads of cabbage for each hen. The three best pens in each of the ' NORWICH TOWN Aftermath of the Holiday — House- hold at Sheltering Arms Has Pa- triotic Afternoon Wednesday—Per- sonal Items. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hamtston of Stafford Springs spent Fourth of July with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Butler of Lafayette street. ~ Sheltering Arms Celebration. The Fourth of July was celebrated at the Sheltering Arms by a picnic party on the lawn. A pleasant fea- ture was the fact that every member of the household was able to be pres- ent. Miss Isabel Church held the seat of honor as she also celebrated her birthday. She was well remembered with candy and cards. A patriotic programme was successfully ~carried out. Patriotic and National airs were played by a victrola loaned by the Plaut-Cadden company. Miss Alice Bennett operated the victrola. The Declaration of Independence was read by Mrs. Henry T. Arnold and Miss Bessie Beckwith read the selection, The Old Bellman. A delicious picnic ‘supper was served supplemented with jce cream and cake. _The refresh- ments were furflished by Miss Sara L. Huntington following the custom of her sister. Mrs. George C. Ripley furnished strawberries for the feast. The matron, Mrs. Ellis, had general charge. The house and grounds were beauti- fully decorated with flowers brought by friends. Heard and Seen. There will be devotions at the Sa- cred Heart church this (Friday) even- ing at 7.30. John Kingsley of Hartford spent the Fourth of July at his home on Hunt- ington avenue. Miss Evelyn Manard of Fishers Isl- and is visiting Miss Edith Vergason of Vergason avenue. Mr. and Mrs. William Davis and family of Town street have moved this week to Hartford. Maurice Gay of Town street spent the Fourth with his brother, Staniey Gay in Greenwich, R. 1. Miss Marie Ziegra of Deep River is spending a week with Miss Catherin Butler of Lafavette street. ? EAST SIDE iTEMS Local Interest in Patient at Hospital—New Sidewalks Being Completed—News Briefly Told. Mrs. Wilbur Maine of North Ston- ington called on local friends the past week and went to see her cousin, Oscar Chapman, who is at Backus hospital for an operation for appendicitis. Mr. Chapman is improving. He is a nephew of Mrs. E. J. Duro of Fox Hiil and son of Mrs. Otis A. Chapman of West- erly, R. 1. Buys A. & P. Horses. J. Markman of 152 Palmer street has purchased two of the horses formerly owned by the Great Atlantic and Pa- cific Tea company and is soon to move to the farm which he recently pur- chased, where he can use them to ad- nd Mrs. Herbert Hummel and of East Main street returned re- son cently from an automobile tour in New York state. Dr. Thurman P. Maine Stonington was in this city week. Dr. Maine was formerly East Side. C. N. Sweetser of Fox Hill is now ring his mail route by automobile of North the past of the <o where formerly he used a horse. Good Walks Completed. The fast sidewalk to he laid on the Tast Side is being laid in front of the residence of John G is doing the concrete work Friends of Mrs. Ldawrer Hoffman of 2 Penobscot street are glad to hear that her health is steadily improving. Mrs. H. H. Whaley of Carter avent has returned after a visit with rela- tives in Hartford. Mr. and Mrs. J. Helenbach of Penob- scot street have moved to Hartfprd. Mrs. John Bennett of Fox Hill visiting her niece and nephew Brooklyn, N. Y. Miss Dorothy Broughton has return- ed to her home in Lisbon after visiting her sister, Mrs. William McNeely. In New Home. Mr. and Mrs. George Davis have moved into the cottage on Carter ave- nue owned by Mrs. W. Brend and for- is in merly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Duone. Misses Emily and Irene Maine, daughters of L. F. Maine, of North Stonington, were recent visitors with their aun¢, Mrs. E. J. Duro. Mrs. Frank E. Blackburn and her daughter, Mrs. James A. Rood, of Wil- limantic were recent guests at the home of Mrs. W. J. Calkins on Penob- scot street. Misses Ethel and Olive Calkins have been spending some time in Yantic, guests of Miss Marjorie Kingsley. Mrs. Brenton Allen and Mrs. Edwanrd ‘Williamson and children spent Thurs- day at Ocean Beach. Miss Anna Caikins, who is at Ocean Beach for the summer, was a recent visitor in this section. Miss Agnes Looby of Mulberry street has gone to Port Chester, N. Y. to spend the summer as the guest of hee sister, Mrs. R. Bourne, formeriy of Norwich. Mr. and Mrs. Kingsley and family of Fast Main street recently -moved to New London. —_— principal varieties are as follows: Pen Barred Plymouth Rocks. 6 Fairfields Poultry Farms, Short Falls, N. H., . Sios Ve 1 Merritt M. Clark, Brookfield Center, Conn. . 1258 2 Michigan _ Poultry Farm, Lansing, Mich. .... . 1204 White Wyandotte: 16 Merrythought Farm, Colum- bia, Conn. cessvsdees 1353 20 Obed G. Knight, Bridgeto: BEE ok o 1213 19 Joseph ' Moreau, Lake, R. I 1185 Rhode Island Reds 47 Allan’s Hard to Beat Reds, Newporf SRS LT (0o 20 498 37 Hillview Poultry Farm, Albans, Vt. ... 1285 43 Geo. W. Harrls, Westport, €onn. i SesEe T 1284 White Leghorns 78 A. P. Robinson, Calverton, NEX. oo s 1559 80 Hilltop Poultry Yards, Suf- fleld, Conn. .. 1405 60 J. O. LeFevre, New Paltz, N oo - eeees 1403 Miscellaneous 31 Cloyes & Sullivan, (Buff Wy- andottes) Hartford, Conn... 1298 10 Hojliston Hill. Poultry Farm (White Rocks) Holliston B, MasK. L......... 1252 54 Obed G. Knight, ?rpingtnns) Bridgeton, North Stonington | LOST AND FOUND, large otify | couple, furnished rooms on suitable for light housekeeping. Jydd LOST—Sunday night, a green knitteq|dress R., sweater, with wl angora collar and WANTED WANTED—By a younL married urel Hill Ad- Jysd assist care Bulletin. to WANTED—Position in FGR SALE FOR SALE—Gasoline tanks: buy now money. Address b. F. Her- non, Montauk Ave. New Londen. Tel. 1464-13. ivea_ FOR SALE or rent, a sauare plano. Apply to 5 Fairmount St. jy3TuTh range with southwesterly side of uli modern conveniences. TO RENT / PO RENT—Six-room tenement, Inquiré J, The#mesville, with H. Gardner, Cahoon St., ivad IO RENT—Furnished rooms for light hoysekeeping. Mrs, Congdon, 82 McKin- A BIG PURCHASE. They say theré's one thing money oan not buy One thing heyond the power of gold to price army, which has béen reorganized cuffs, in Willimantic on Main St., near | hovsework. on & farm by middls ageq | PP to 3 oz fiey Ave. s iréa 1 corner Mansfleld Ave. Finder leave.ut | woman. Address 483 Boswell Ave. Ji‘m FOR SALE—A big cobler, 7 1-2 feet ? T S i e | 1 tans 06ie- CHIAD 16, NApPInLies Sy Bulletin Office and receive reward. — — ——————— "l square, 6 1-2 feet in height, suitable i Y T 1 je Imattered I & CANTY square, keeping. 27 _Divislon St iyad How that old saw is shatte Sia A o T sk e T DY, Po%. | for market or bar retrigeration pur- Lovslon St dvdd_ rice, STRAYED from my pasture, one| woma. t refinement: umencumbered:| Poses; is in excellent conditiony wili{ . TO RENT—Mystic. Ct, modern fur-|por money can buy happiness so grest Jerse . on: i, S Y man o : red; 2 4 ler, | fisted seashore bungalow; good bath-| oL MOneY, cqn buy Rappiness 2o €78 Jersey and ome red helfer. w740 | Practical nurse; congental home pre-|sell at a bargain. Amadee Bernier, | NISMel Seashore bRBESow; good bath 0 hold % almo ¥ AL ley, Lisbon. je27a émfid“tolhlgh ‘wages; rduencel.s M. | Furnace St., Danielson, Conn. jy3d- -|) e & Osgood " jedogw | And |:AVT‘_:" is when we give of ou 3 n. = =S i + g e M 3. JOM 3 atien J¥6d_ | ~yom BALE—A farm, house contdin-| - o RENT. ement of Aive rooms,| To heal the wounds and woss ¢ STOP!—_Attend the illustrated lecture | ing 13 rooms, all ern _improve-'| ity all, modenn convenlences. Inquire er men FOR SALE on The Yellowstone National Park at|ments, spring water, barn, 4 henhouses; | 44 907 Boswell Ave. or Tel. 1179-4 Trinity M. E. Church tonight at 8 p. m. |33 acres land, fruit trees, 15.minutes’ [ *‘5o04, Wit - B 6 the Red Or Admission Z5c; Scouts 16 Lecture | walk from Putnam station, five min- | 7" stretohes out Fon SAL delivered by Rev. J. H. Newland. Help|utes’ walk from trolley car, For fur-| TO RENT—Modern flat, 315 per| Apne.) nas . to with o the Boy Scouts in their work of char-|ther information, inquire at 35 Front|montli, five rooms, with all improve- 4 > acter bullding. Help the boy—Ameri-|St, Putnam, Conn., in care of Mrs.|ments. Inquire of Alling Rubber Co hoakth, nay. desr lire A centrally located BRICK BLOCK |ca's greatest asset. Jyed Rose Auger. iy4d Jez: % - ANTE] = i -3 As we might see it In t - ata 1t WANTED—Young girl or boy for FOR SALE—A 22x8 ftrunk cabin TO ENT—One-half the double - P vigman Septitoniemtin Balv NeTionl | e oince. woeks . NI W b s T eanlutNss 15 DRk B R ® Gacdagr, Jjeras When "Cenes = e 0 S Sain BE Jyéa_ | condition; price reasonable, ax have B | To mENT—Farnished rooms for IRt | | A hiescing taies A = Telephone 1122-2 52 Broadway | WANTED_Old false _teeth; domt R Egerae, Tor torm e bousekeping. 53 Washington, S| 7 wAind 3 matter if broken; pay 0 per| ——— ST ne 274. e26 ra not b » - full set; single and partlal plates in FOR SALE—Reo 6 cylinder 1916 7| - = = ” — To know th . . FOR SALE proportion: Send by parcel Dost and|passenger touring car; bverhauled and |, FO RENT—Pasture for eight to ten kind? recelve check by return mail _L.|painted. The Frisbie-McCormick Co. |, 80 SOUN: EOOf FRtine water, Am- 'Pwo-fmix]l‘ilyl hous;,[ within five min- Mgzzr, 2007 S, 5th St., Philadelphia, Pa. |52 Shetucket St. Jy3d el 2 SR ave. 0738 . | Phe Jife. of. - . NE ar 8 utes’ wal rom Hopkins & Allen’'s Y. % oolade iete e nished rooms, with igh shop: can be bought very reasonable > 2 FOR SALE—Reo 4 crlinder % at The Plymori Release of gullant soldiers from s WANTED—A girl for general house- | passenger roadsfer. The Frisbie-Mc- B i t - e T ol oattonimal., oop To0 Broad B dysd. | Eormick Co., 52 Shetucket St. Jvad | Laurel Hil Tl 785 " 3 diae SoRR e T JOHN A. MORAN, WANTED—Men. 18 or over, wanted;| FOR SALE_Reo 4 cylinder 1815 54, 70 RENTFleasant rooms for gen-| And bringing fe Real Estate Broker, government railway mail clerks; $73 | passenger touring car; overhauled and | HE¥ 1 the Marlo & & Lout again, Franklin Square, Norwich. month; list government jobs open, free. | painted. The Frisbie-McCormick C: B The saving of starved women, and the Frankiin Institute, Dept. 37-F., Roches- | 52 Shetucket St. jy3d Tenement six or se s B, . 4o e, ohiiistn iaalb o b gl Al ter, N. ¥ FOR SALE_Reo 4 cylinder OTANEE ot more. 5 WANTED—A man for haying, to use ) passenger touring car e Blad i P To help nlong Red . G ness Biocics, Bullaing Lots, sl 1n e | mowing machine; good wages. Herbert [ Excellent condifion, i A | Dost 1ot ; sirable locations. List your property if | \West, Stonington, Conn. Tel. Mystic = s e = y furnished room: re? fate Tnvestraenty. looking for real es-| wWiNTED _Job, pressman Tor Gordon | 5. 52 Snetucket St. Jyad 7r‘mgn St. jeld = press: state age. experience and wages | — ——— S e - Fiirs m_}"’m‘::;— Ilnm« wanted. - The Waterbury Printing Co., | FOR SALE—1917 Hudson Super Six ankiin Street. Tel nsurance. 21 ank St, Waterbury, Conn, jy4d |7 passenger phaeton. run 1.400 miles as e ayisa S oiks & Room 103. Thayer Bldg. S TS A oy to—hetp | demonstrator. Daniel hea. Jesod | S21% E e = ANTED—A man or boy to elp T 5 FURNISHED ROOMS and light house. with haying. N. H. Hall, Preston City. |, FOR SALE—1 St ot e | Keebing at 106 School St. Phone 1048 Tel. jyad " |light delivery, run 500 miles: best rea. | <CFDIE, o v4d_ | sons for selling. Shea & Burke.. je30d 14 = e 3 iF WEAVERS —Wanted, a few £00d|—me— o e R T— Furnish rooms; also JOHN A. DUNN| . Sroer st ot oo von gavs: coppes, planie o e ] i =ood work and good price list; family | 1.000. Bullard. Tel. 646-12 ese— over Brooklyn Outfitter. 5 —_— help preferred. Apply The Carolina FOR SALE—One marine gasoline en- | I o He al ~ Company. Carolina, R. I _372d_ | gine, 5 h. p. Box 33, care Bulletin. Je30d | U pATSHED R Tkt b e F ’ WANTED—One or two goed steady|”™ poR SALE—Young chestnut gelding, | r2tes suitable for light honsekeepin 3 woolen spinners on Davis & FurbeT | sound, about 1025 1bs, Kentucky bred | Mrs, Emma St. jy? 5 ot - O o STy e prete , kind, work anywhere. Plain Hili g | red. Somersville Mfg. Co.. Somersville, | Farm. s The name is the credential for candy ,__.i‘i’ % A 3 tadebalker YOU CAN RENT JASHINE, WHeat 3 é . W : ;i —Maid T al_hous. c ; n ir of quality. We carry a full line of To the TheAch: ADDLY 15 | Sour 4,000 ‘miles. 58 wood as mew: a|Desirable modern apartment ha S S Pon i F A Lowney's always fresh. Jje3oa ain for quick sale. Call 4 six .rooms and bath, electric lizhts < T ANTED — Pl cook 4 Putnam, Conn jez6d | steam heat, set tubs, ete, for $20.00 )ik s fos = & small family; no washing. FOR SALE One 1914 model T pe monih od residence section 2 s inson, Stonington, Overian g tanrine T rlCTenE tHat ou can buw fine two family hguse, | v - . " gis ain diree 3 g a2t each apartment having six roomsthnd 3 e et been just overhauled and pa all modern conveniences: price Tn ngx a nation Adepen ae =0 D A e o e Sales Co. 118 Franklin St lower than it can possibly be built for. | yr. 4575 2 3 - CITY OF H ulletin. _Je2sd | TRYZ: Attractive home sites for at Sl I NORWIC e e i BE R N T St e bt < 5 : in good condition; 1915 Buick 7 pass. g i Hig e . watg&ylsrks Sond” Cobwen ‘Corner | {n #00d condition; 1015 Bulck naxs:| The Norwich Housing Co. M 2 Board_of Water Commissioners agais:Smonel| fpTEbuew HEcy. Auto Salés Compeny. ARCHA W. COIT, Agent This tisilof who''hold . m Norwich, Conn.. July 1, 1917. 4 : e pr aotiiat s Telephone 1334 63 Broadway i Water rates for the quarter ending one- R i b June 30, 1917, are due and . p: — - at a low price Greene at e 18)) OF THE DAY at the otfice July 1. 1917, Office . FP5a%| ville_Grain_Compan ~Jeisa H OR OF i from 8.30 a. m. until 5 p. m a FOR SALE Reo 1915, consigned to F R NT e Wy g = - LT Additions wi],l be made t Txs us by owner, has not been o1 hauled Eella—I. wonder 0 was th remaining unpald after July s B = or repainted., but is in excellent me- woman P N CHARLES W. BURTON, ( seworkc. | Apply TinlTere ghanical condition. The Frisbie-Mc- | At Ocean Beach, a furnished cot StatlaTolen H % & Sl &t PP = Cormick je for the season; all improvement Froth sD—Competent girl for gen-| “pom sALE_E. M. F. in good me- | cluding garage. Apply P o ousework. Apply 196 (jfé]"slgfl’ chanical condition. low mileage for a DR, DANIEL L. JONES, 1647 Avenue i ~__3e19d lcar of its kind: very low price. The| m.1 126 Worovich St perienced maid for | Frisbie-McCormick Co. jeld ARG B 30 sy Y ework; good references One of the historic places in Norwich Address R. T., care Bulletin. [ for over two centuries has been th N Y k c 5 : Scond hand and antiaus ew YOor OWS e kinds: get our prices Ab 0 25 ¢ o8 Frankli - DA T A, Bruckner, 55 Frank-| Carload will arrive Friday, July fth. pat. 2% 8 "*; at i ADAMS TAVERN = e e, Sttt et s i . p Nérth Franiklin, - Comh business, at a reasonable price. In- > The trolley will get vou there from| _ Tannone 300 atanond jvea | auire at Bullstin Ofiice. the city in about fifteen minutes or ;f 'a"'>r9"<~l‘5 ffl;m hands, 19" men for - < bil oeing and cultivating, general 3 % a you can run there in an automobile fpoygework girls, 1 general housework FOR SALE g in less ti in less time. woman, $9.00 per week, board, lodging COWS FOR SALE pdiciikad sino Sl A. A. ADAMS and everything, 1 first-class milker. A s SR . e FREE IMPLOYMENT BUREAU [Another carload just arrived, |/ N P one orwieh Town |central Bldg., Sso. L. Chesbro, Mgr. Friday, June 29th | F R S LE e R FRED W. HOXIE | 0 A ; ol A b e | Phone 62. Lebanon, Conn. No Willlams St. spienaia ||is to find ' akes ievenge ecause Credit Was modern home, In best residential = - a Refused. SIS e section: al! conveniences, large Charles Conners, who says his home Two excellent farms; can trade ‘eithen I R N oo réssunatle 2 3 il is in Louisville, Ky., was arraigned | = =2 for city property of alue; one easy terms If desir:d. Asked mo 1f T eou b Me 27 acres, state road, mod, 5 the same styls tha o l.w‘ New London police court on |} A MAN AND WIFE TO TAKE buildings: “alse 180, stoelc farm | Inquire of rybody’s. Thursday marning ‘charged wi wi SHEITEOE squipment, - e Dulids Collector—But vou matd breaking two plate glass windows in FACTORY BONHIING BOUSE e Y o et Wty THOS. H. BECKLEY pay me if T came t saloon of Mc( : Nagle c FON" GE 278 Main Street Phones 724 Mr. Bildew—Well, I aimer - Atlante and - Biadics (§ WITH ABOUT 50 BOARDERS. sesoa TrONS ASH ce now It Is—the best of s streets. It was allezed that Connar: UNLESS YOU HAVE HAD say things that we are came to the saloon Wednesday and = Hoston Transcript. ked that he be given a haif pint of PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE IN “Women are not very st whiskey on credit until Saturday. He | sically.” . was refused and he attempted to strike CHARGE OF SUCH A HOUSE FOR AI_E “So they say. Yet a woman can Joseph Nogle, one of the proprietors. | : the A BT a B of fouit 8o that & He was ejected by the bartender and || DO NOT APPLY. The very desirable Cottage House, FOR SALE cules can wet ouls on reaching the street he found two ! owned and occupied by Professor J. ville Vour al s and threw fhem both throug? ' 3 9 Hae Stve . the windows. 'l Herbert George, 19 Hamliu Street. Allg r0om House with improvements Judge Coit imposed a fine of $50 and | e auregan = g} xe=v - atuactive proposition. For full Mliiss: Heswell avende, havies 4 Conners went to jail. | particulars inquire of 1 3 2 e WAUREGAN, CONN. JOHN A. MORAN, QRO S may ool O Bewl. Extate: Beoker, a rn and chicken housvs. s LEGAL NOTICES. Erankiin Sausce Norwich s in good condition, house - can be arranged for two tene SPECIAL TOWN MEE'"NG A Home wanted FOR SALE ment hourse, price reasonable. e Li FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, as to f e o e R, e S A Cottage House, Hen House, Wood e é you d THE LEGAL VOTERS X\ TOWN £ House, in fair condition with about |[] Central Building, Norwich, Conn. }| Star. MBETING (O, the, Town ‘orwich, | Does not require much attention. Ad-|two acres of land with fruit; about e 2 nusctiont. ate Beschy . wazned . 10 Ldvess two miles from center of Norwich, for s T meet In SPECIAL TOWN MEETING, to 2 2 THE KALEID E be held in the Town Hall, in Norwich,| CONSERVATOR, Care of Bulletin |$1,000.00. = p _OSCOP on July 6, 1917, at 8 o’clock p. m., . A. PRENTICE. > A TO APPROVE THE ACTION of the Phone 300. 86 Cliff St. . Sta s _of Sorsign ¥isttors to Ber Selectmen of the Town in discontinu- MILLINERY MAKER in during May show that there were ing all roads and highways or parts of nine En; 10 are reported S e e WANTED BUY THIS BT B Ivithin the lmlts of Beach Hill Green, from Engla and 18 Americar n sai ‘own. whom the sties do not fnclud (B0 ACCEPT THE IAYOUT of a cer- —AT— SIX ROOM COTTAGE among ects.” ain highway in sai wn which is ATl Seltern consent it e described as follows: A strip of land TTHELF TEOH P08 Svodl migh 35 feet wide, extending from West B. GO & CO.’s bors, healthful location, picturesque e 0 e ouse 1 ordained by the govern Town street to Vergason avenue. so- = i OreRas i b - alacEel eneral of Warsaw that f of the called, the northwesterly line of which WANTED G e e A R S e 4 emnities pald for req s must xseg_: {10"0?:15: B{g%—xnlngr on the nnrlhg P eyl o Goni and near good school. May be secured Nine Rooms and Bath invested in loans of the municips westerly side o est Town street b irst class ers an e, e f i ity in which the erinifle rerno 3-10 feet southwesterly from the soutn. | Makers: pay ood and wWork steady;|at an attractive price as sale is im- (B o} podern improvements including § 117" " the fnf T8 1 _persc Wwesterly side of the house of Patrick |only A-1 men need apply. perative to close an estate. e lives. These municipal loans ar re T. Connell and running north 30 de- P. 0. BOX 1623, ardwood floors payable three years aflt the coamclu grees 10 minutes east 163 3-10 feet on Springfield, Mass. g SRR : sion of peace. a line which passes through a point in Located in best residential section e 2iing wLch goser divogh x potuc In ARCHA W. COIT ey e mection ) * : o said Connell’'s house and 11 1-2 feet = - 4 s The T ad eorrespondent of the soum?‘utefly from the southerly cor- Telephone 1334 63 Broadway || ing town. For particulars inquire I'r(l" arisien ;.).oll,..u e n :A-‘»;nr.- ner thereof th i . the Rumanian fron with ert e I The Mutual Benefit Lifs Agency ot Thomas, declares that the Rum: the house of Margaret and Anna Han- rahan and 13 feet southeasterly from the southerly corner thereof; thence deflecting 17 degrees 14 minutes to the left and running 16 1-2 feet to a point in range with the northeasterly side of sail Hanrahan house and 9 feet southeasterly from the easterly corner thereof; and to appro certain’ deeds of the said highway. TO ACCHPT THE LAYOUT of a cer- tain highway in said Town which is described as follows: A strip of land 35 feet in Wwidth, the northeasterly line of which begins at a point on northeasterly side of Bean HIIl Green, in range with the northwesterly side of the main part of the house of Wil- lism M. Burdick and 11 3-4 feet south- westerly from the westerly corner fhereof. and running south 03 desrees 35, minutes east 170 feot on aline s through a point fn range With the southeasterly side ot ihe house of Willard J., Way and 20 2-10 feet southeasterly from the southerly corner thereof; thence on a curve to the left, with & radius of 14 1-2 feet about feet to the northwesterly side of Huntington avenue; and to ap- prove of emd accept certain deeds of the land covered by saeid h! ay. ALSO to do any business which seems proper or edvisable in connection with the above objects or any of them. Dated at Norwich, Conmecticut, ‘this 29th day of June, 1917. CASPER K. BAILEY, CHARLES P. BUSHNELL, ALBERT W. LILLIBRIDGE, Selectmen of the Town of Norwich. the | worlk. ifications. TOOL MAKERS AND MACHINISTS ve of and accept | experienced in machine building can land covered DY |ohtain employment at the New Britain Machine Factory and city conditions are of the highest. Co,’ New Pritain, Conn. No labor troubles and steady ‘Write or call stating full qual- WE WANT OLD TEETH In any condition. We pay up to $10.00 per set according to their value. THE COLLATERAL LOAN CO. 142 Main St. Upstairs Est. 1872. Norwich, Conn. Masons’ Building Materials OF ALL KINDS For Sale by The Peck-McWilliams Co. SEASHORE COTTAGE FOR SALE A small cottage all furnished, lot 40 by 200 fronting ocean, fine suf bath Near sait pond nine miles long, sa for children, boating, bathing and fishing. This property will be sold for $250 cash balance on mort.- gage. Immediate possession and party purchasing can have the use of the the place this season. THREE Exceptional bargains View. The properties the market before and cheap to olose estates. you_ about them. Choice of 400 farms in Washington and New London Counties. Send for my bulletin. =y WILLIAM A, WILCOX, Farm Specialist 41 West Broad St., Rooms 1 and 2, Westerly, R. I. Tel. 2365 F. C. GEER Piano Tuner, 122 Prospect Street, Norwich, Conn, ‘Phone 511 Pleasant were never on will be sold Let me tell at JAMES L. CASE . Real Estats Broker g 87 SHETUCKET ST. stance of the French mi y to fulfil people and the th The of the French steamer Furnished Seashore |7 oo b v =2 —= | The submarine disappeared after Cottages ST g e . & For sale or Rent on Ty two Zeppelins * er the who north of Ameland, at Watch Hill, Weekapaug, PI nt | three nes pagsed 'Iw.-: the . and German torpedo boats aiso :Ihlcw, -ru along I‘h's R':’“' F' and | assed. A Zeppelin was seen at Ters ore; also accessible Seashore Farms. | chelling in the afternoon. It was Hea 8end for booklet. ily fired upon, but it was not hit FRANK W. COY | WESTERLY, R. I. SALE HORSES I have 20 Horses that I want to dispose of right away. Nine of them are big work horses—the balance will weigh from 900 to 1200 lbs. Come and see them. ELMER R. PIERSON. 536-3. may14d t afterwards disappeared in a wester y direction C For Infants and Children InUse For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature of