Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 12, 1917, Page 10

SHOWERS TODAY; PARTLY CLOUDY TOMORROW What Is Going On Tonight Vaudeville and Moving Pto at the Davia Thasire oo o8 Fiotures Feature Moving Pictures at the Au- artortam Theatres o Moving Fictures at the Broed The- Third Co., C. A, N, G. meets at the State Armary for Drill Machinists’ Unlon, No. 744, meets In Eagles’ Hall. Ladies’ Auxiliary, Div. 54, A. O. H. meets in Buckingham Memorial Paimyra Bncampment, No. 8. I O. O. ¥. meets in Odd Fellows Hall “Lafayette Council, No. 207, L'U. St 3. B DA, meets in Forestels Hall, ricklayers’ Unlon. Local No. 12, meets in Carpenters’ Hail. ANNOUNCEMENTS Mowry Avenue Houss Sold. ‘William M. Ryan has sold through the agency of Francis D. Donohue his ropenty Tocated a1 S1 Mowry avenue to William F. and Ida Dempski. It consists of a two-tenement house and S iact of land adioining. The mew | owners will occupy a portion of the property in the near future. BREED THEATRE. Emmy Wehlen in Sowers and Reapers, Feature for Today—Anita Stewart and Charles Richmond Coming Fri- day and Saturday in The More Ex cellent Way. The feature screen production at the Breed theatre today is Sowers and | Reapers, a Metro picture play with a powerful appeal, starring ¥ | len. The story is a simple one and therein lies its power. 1 and directed by that mister ha motion picture craft, Georze D. Ba- It is interpreted by a star whose talent is admirably t. Miss Wehlen shines wi strenzth in this production r| pictures on the bill include the Burton ; Holmes travelogue and a Black Dia- mond comedy entitled The Magic, Ves Coming_Monday and Tuesday White in her la Fatai Ring. Don't ter. MAJESTIC ROOF GARDEN. William Farnum in the Super de Luxe Production American Methods, Fea- ture Photopiay for Today at the Majestic and Auditorium. special super hotodrama, in ays the stel- at the Majestic Roof Garden t "arnum as Willlam Armstrong s an American | of French descent and is a successful | business ma He is left an_esta consisting of an iron mine in France, @nd with his sister set French village and In th e business. a marg Armstrong daughter tify [nteresting. American be shown matinees o torfum and nights Wi is not open. A Mutt and Jet less Nights complet comedy calle he DAVIS THEATRE. Monster Double Bill Today—Two Ex- ceptional ing photodrama of Thy Daughter, is coming t0 the Dav theatre the last half of th week. | This is the big Ivan feature which | packed the P: catre, New York, at | every performance for four wee made necessary a force of serves to keep in check the crowds clamoring for admittance. The won derfuily dramatic manner in which theme of the pla the criminal n #port-loving mor cannot fail to spellbound. The periative exce: the play 4 every parent dertul * exempl more knowle: vital one of su- | . moral of | es home a great truth to who topics o Waiker, 3rs Georges | Rennavent 1989 | GIRL’S YOKE DRESS. A Natty Dress for Mother's This model is good for for serge, gabardine . requi $ 2, 4 os 3 yards of ELKS VOTE $1,000,000 FOR WAR RELIEF WORK Report of War Commission Was Unan- imously Adopted. Boston, July 11.—A fund of $1.000,000 for war relief work was appropriated by the Benevolent and Protective O: der of Elks late today. John K. Ten- er, president of the Natioral Base- ball Leagzue, presented the report of the special war commission which was adopted unanimously. NORWICH TOWN DenkerBuehl Marriage—Miss Cong- Ndon Leaves for Vermont Camp— Mrs. A. S, Childs Returns/From the Hospital. In the Sacred Heart church Monday imorning at 780, Miss Barbara Buehl of Brooklyn, N. Y. and Joseph Dea- ker of Norwich Town were united in Iartiage by Rev. Charles W. Brennan, The bride “wore a traveling gown of blue with a hat to match. She car- ried a shower bouquet of pink roses. Tor bridesmaid was also attired in bilue and carried red roses. After the ceremony a breakfast was ed at,_the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Denker, on the Otrobando avenue, parents of the groom. Many relatives and friends were present. The house was beautifully decorated with flowers including great quantities Of daisios. “Guests were present from Brooklyn, Greeneville and Norwich Town. Mr. and Mrs. Denker left on a short wed- ding trip. sel Memorial Mass. A month's mind requiem mass for irs. Mary Murphy Rooney was cele- brated by Rev. Charles W. Brennan a o'clock Wednesday morning at the Sacred Heart church. Many rel- atives and friends were present. Dur- = the mass the regular choir sans, s. Morgan Cronin being soloist. Able to Leave Hospital. Mrs. A. S. Childs is at her home on East Town street, after spending three weeks in the Backus hospital. Starts for Vermont. Master Harry Palmer of Westerly is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Christian Han- en of Plain Hill. 5 Miss and hert Jennie Congdon of the Har- road left Tuesday for Rev. Her- L. Wyckoff's camp. Mrs. John Haley of Brooklyn with her two sons is visiting her ssister, Mrs. Denker of West Town street. Mrs. William_ Haseldin of Hartford s spending a few days as the guest ? Mrs. Albert Miner of Huntington nue, G. Cross of Norwich vs last week as the Frank Wheeler of the Harriet spent a_few d Mrs. oad. of Wakefleld, R. nd Sunday as the Mrs. Delia White of Bannister Saturda his aun »wn street. Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Chappell of West wn street and. son George Chappel! _and family, motored to Sprinsfield Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Berton Robbins of Providence have been spending a few days with the former's mother, Mrs, Mary RoBbins of West Town street. Wilbur 1 Bull left Tuesday for his in Achland, Maine, after a few visit as the guest of Mr. and Georze L. Randall of West Town Richard Carter and children, and Mildred, and Mrs. Joseph ler of Otrobando avenue spent in Leffinswell, the guests of ank Falkner. ter Robert M. Avery, Miss Eli- Avery and Master Resinald returned to their home on n street Wednesday after a dave’ stay in New London. RELAXING ON PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ARMY. Minimum Weight Reduced to 110 Pounds, Height 5 Feet 4 Inches. 11.—New army lic today reduce limit for recruits and the min- om five feet four inches one inch. This will add the otherwise would be exempt to the national army to be ised by draft and open the doors of regular army and national guard volunteers turned down in orders will have a wide nal guard recruiting and ctions for the national - army standards gov- ese services in a general regular army still was short 000 men when recruiting closed men having been day. Vermont |camPs NOT SELECTED FOR EASTERN GUARDSMEN. Assignments Made for Militia of West- ern and Central Areas. July 11 abject to ap- | General actinz | ignments of national entration camps he miitia bureau the western and of troops from the utheastern areas cannot il two undesignated camp southeasicrn department elected and approved. It that the complete assign- national guard can be EENNET BROTHERS CHARGED WITH MISAPPROPRIATION. Officials of National Bank of North Hudson, West Hoboken, N. J. N. J, July 11.—An indict- nst former Representative Bennet of New York, a di- he National est Hoboken, owell S. Bennet, president stitution, charging misappli- its funds, was returned here the federal grand jury. The made by the bank examiner that a number of notes and > the credit of the former rep- resentative amounting to about $20,000 were honored at the bank without se- curity for them. J., and his CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY AGAINST GOVERNMENT. An Editer and a Printer of an ltalian Newspaper Indicted. oston, July 11.—Louis Galleani, ed- of an Italian newspapes published Lynn, and John Framo, a printer, re indicted by a federal grand jury today on a charge of conspiracy sainst the government in ursing young men not to register under the elective draft act. - The government llezed that Gaalleani in edltoriefs ad- oung men not to register as ¥ the president’s proclama- s Bridgeport.—The annu day of the A. O. H. wil Bridgeport Saturday, Aug. 4. county fleld 1 e held in)122 Prospect Street, Here’s a Real Hair Grower That Shows Results In Few Days It your hair is thinning out, prema- turely gray. brittle, flifelss,” full of dandruff and vour 'head itches like mad, it's a pretty sure sizn the danger- ous 'dandruff germ is busy on your scalp and auick action must be taken to save What hair you have and start a new fFrowin. Don'c waitluntil the hair root s dead, for then nothing can help you, but get from vour druggist about four ounces of Parisian sage and apply as irected—it don't cost much and there is nothing you could use that's an better. ' 1t was Dr ' Sangerbund, the tamous Paris specialist who discovered that Qandruft and falling hair are caused by a micfobe—then came the Qlscovery of the Falue of the genuine LOST AND FOUND, WANTED LOST—Lady's gold svatch. Walthim, between Norwich and New London Return 5 Bank St, New London. Re- ward. $512d LOST_Black Holsteln cow, on July 30, Findor notify Max. Zelzonsty. 150 West' Main, Tel. 598-12. Witd FOUND—A black and white shep- herd dos. Owner may inquire of Fred A. Card, Dog Warden, Brookiyn. Conn. Tel. Danielson 178-: dyied FOR SALE FOR SALE—Ore mowin, machine, one horse rake. Stephen Finn, South Canterbury, Conn Syizd “¥or fodder; ALE—Ten acres of grass; go. all machine work, and a barn to store the hay. Oscar Peck, Baltic, Conn. R. F. D. No. 1. dvizd Parisian sage (liquid form) to destroy this germ and prevent further loss of halr and the formation of dandruff. You will surely be delishited with the first application, for vour hair will be bright looking. ail itching ceases and your scalp feels cool and comfortable. A few massages with Parisian sage are all that are usually needed to destroy the germs that cause dandruff to form, and ‘very soon vou should be able 1o See the new halrs coming in. Parisian sage is & favorite dressing with dis- criminating women because it is deli- cately perfumed, does not stain or streak the hair and makes it lustrous, soft and fluffy. Be sure you get Pari- slan sage (Giroux's), for this brand has the guarantee of perfect satisfaction or money returned printed on every pack- age. Lee & Os=ood can supply vou DAZZLING HEADLIGHTS. Time Not Extended to Change Lights. Despite the fact that the law in regard to dazzling lights on automo- biles went into effect July 1. there are still hundreds of motor vehicles i the state carrying brighter lamps than the law allows. According to the state automobile department, there seems to be a misunderstanding in regard to the law, automobile own- ers and drivers being of the opinion that they have been given a leeway to ehift the lights on their machin The department wishes to correct this and wants the automobile owners and drivers to understand that the law in regard to the lights went into_effect July 1 and that all violators of the lJaw will he forced to pay the penalty. The first offense means a fine of not less than $10 or more tnan while the second offense will cost the violator not less than $25 or more than $100. Commissioner Robbins B. Stoeckel is now on the hunt for an inspector- general and fifteen automobile in- spectors to help him enforce the new utomobile laws. The inspector- general will draw a salary of $1.500 a year and expenses but the law that provides for the appointment by the commissioner of fifteen automobile insectors does not zive the salary of the inspector: It is expected that the list of inspectors and the in- spector-general will be announc within the next twe weeks. Middletown.—James V. member of the graduating Weslevan unive: 1a has been awarded hts of Columbu scholarship at the Catho'ic in Washington. He Forest City council this city. - TELLS DYSPEPTICS WHAT TO EAT Avoid Indigestion, Sour Acid Stomach, Heartburn, Gas On Stomach, Etc. Indigestion and pra. of stomach tro ay fcally all forms dica es, are due nine times out of an exces vdrochloric a stomach. Chronic “acld sto: exceedinzly dangero 11d do efther Eitie that the stomach secretion, or ¢ please in’reason to _counteract the « acid prevent Sourness or premat the use of a ca at_thelr meals There is p ter. more reliable stomach antacid Bisurated Magnesia and 1 widely sed for this purpose. It has no direct action on the stomach and is not a di~estent. But a teaspoonful of the T or a couple of five-gr in a Httle water il neutralize the exces: may e present and prevent its formation. This removes the whole cause of the trouble and the meal di- gests maturallv and hes ont need of pepsin pill QiZestents. Eet' Y Tew ounces of Bisur nesia_from any reliable dr for either po: or tablets. It never comes a< a liquid. milk or citrate and trated form is not a laxative u want at fthis jen't the o FREE! FREE! FREE! A representtative of the famous Pathe Serial, THE FATAL RING will be in town all day Friday and to all those who will greet with the following words, “Are you going to see THE FATAL RING at the Breed theatre Monday,” a free ticket will be given which will be good for Monday’s and Tuesday’s matinee of July 16 and 17. The following is a description of this mysterious person: He is 5 feet, 4 inches tall, weighs 140 pounds and will wear a gray mix- ture suit and gray cap. Between 10 and 11 a. m. he will sitively make his apearance on ain street between Fagan’s Smoke Shop and the Square. Do not fail to greet him e — THE PALACE 78 Franklin Street P. SHEA M. A. BARBER Machinest and Engineer Steam Engine Repairs F. C. GEER Piano Tuner, Conn. Norwich “Phone 511 HERE is an Investment out of the ordinary for a town where there is not a vacant temement; within 10 min- utes’ walk from the center of Daniel son, Conr., on one of tlhe finest resi- dential streets; a three-family house, two temements furnished, large barn. would make another nice tenement, two acres of land. high elevation. find view: this house could not be bullt for 5.000; everything in best of condition: makers The Aeolian Co.. Meri- Syizd _ for general farm Hamlet Farm, Pom- _dvizd_ NTED_Write particulars + care Bulletin. jyi2d Con saleslady: must be over 20 Address L. M., Builetin Off: Jyiza WANTED —Youns woman for kitch- WANTED—First class dio and machinists. den, Conn. WANTED Man Tel 3740 “CANOE W. and price to D. J. T WANTED - Competent vears old. e work. " Address Box 17, Bullstin Office. . dyiza WANTED. tenographer in "Norwich or vicinity: 12 years ex: perience: lome knowisdge of ’ bojk: ReCSine: good references. Address Bo Care’ Butleti $Vizal “gobd farm horse tnat Phone 1889-14, hauffenr with epairing and experience position arage: best of references. 75, Bulletin Co. erienced. neh, Norwich. jylid —Woolen spinner: WANTS dential section of Jewett City. For particulars, tnquire of I sell for $3.030. $2,300 cash Di .| o D o S Armstrong. Danlelfon, Conn. Write or | STiment work on Jopnson & Jooy telephone for appolntment. Jy12d I ment.’ Apply Reliance Yarn Co. Jjyild COTTAGE house, seven rooms, store | —yvainre: e > Toari s et of and oWy Tenemonts, Tather shep, Jatks | A WVANTEDPlace to board = palr of Barn. el ‘n @ood soRGition; rants for | AnEOra cats for two wecks: countey $10 a month: a splendid hance for| R - . Bullet Somedne to onen and ran this store: 1t | CO___ g made one man rieh: located in he NTED_To do vour painting Center 0f a large Erowing town. o few N The no, Sob t0g Mighs iry ms miles from Danielson; price for all ddress 94 Mechanic - $3,400; $1.500 can rem‘gin on mortgage. jonn. jyila D H Armstrons, Denfelson. Gonn,| —onic! 1 - Write or telephone for appointment. WANTED- oremakers, on light and yi2a & Touble, 'S H. Barnum Foundry, 20 WHO wants this monay-making farm | Wilincy Aver New Huven. G s Ty e Serer atad nd iR | Y iEs ks apple irees. almost new house. six| - e A e Tooms. good barm, stable for Aive cows, | WANTED A competent mald fof two Horses, henfouse, pighouse, stc.:| general housework: one willlng to 8 mowing machine, rake. four wagons, | 0, the cou - APpplY 3 Pnrnesses. plows, harrows. all kinds| _J¥10d ___ Targe and small farming tools: lots of | ™ wANTED v fo F. Tl Planted; three —cows. one | o L ANEED, - hend: mice milk and vegetabie| O ANt e all established: this place is| WANTED—Housekeeper or any posi- three miles from Moosup. on a splendid | tion of trust. by a bright, ambitious road: all goes for $2.300: $1,000 may of refinement. unencumbered Tomain’ on mortmage. 1. H. Armstrons, | praciical nutse; congenial home’ pre: Damielson. Conn. - Write or telap: FEAeat, TGN ‘wages: references, 3 For" appotntment Faae | M Blcun "o FOR SALE Two heavy new milch | BUY vour “Old Corner” fe cigars at cows, caived this week. Coughlin, Bal- | Fagan's Smoke Shop; aiso the Cobweb e, fner. 162 Main St. 3¥9d “FOR SALE _Houseboat Gyp: 1] TWANTED _Card room help and =pin ed At Gales Forry: altd et N Xwe Sirippers. APy 6 . Ghire of Walter 3 Toindon, Grant S idelley’ Woolen Miils, Ferry. Conn. Inc.. Smiths, Mass, " svsa v " WANTED—To board_children of all ages. Apply to Box 98, South Ca bury, Conn. Iy FOR SALE WANTE T T Tenthi ¢ matier 1f brolcens 1ipny #2710 315 ber TR ina "pa sates”in Eight-room cottage. all latest tm- | BUll S0 SINEIR, MRS BANCR] Do and provements, large barn, a o| Pecdiv feturn m 7 i ,m 2 -5 e Spe Maze Philadelpl . Pa. building lots, located in the best resi- | jes “Good _second wagon or he located BRICK BLOCK condition at a A. M. AVERY Telephone 1122-2 52 Broadway A centrally in good low price. FINE RESIDENCE ON BROAD STREET FOR SALE House has all_modern conveniences. Arrangement of rooms on first floor is most pleasing. On second floor there are five family sleeping rooms and two baths; two maids' rooms and bath. Large open attic. There's a spacious veranda and a well built roomy ga- rage (heated). Unexcelled neighbor- hood, near school and trolley. Owner leaving Norwich will sell at a sacrifice ARCHA W. COIT Telephone 1334 63 Broadway SIX ROCM APARTMENTS All modern conveniences and faultless bath equipment. In fine residence section, near school and electrics rental $20 per month Can sell you a fine new two-family house at an attractive price. Exceptionally fipe house lots at reas- onable prices; terms to suit. The Norwich Housing Co. ARCHA W. COIT, Agent Telephone 133 63 Breadway FOR SALE The very desirable owned and occupied Cottaze Mouse, rofessor J. ! Herbert Georze, 19 Hamlin Street. A very attractive proposition. For full particulars inquire of JOKN A. MORAN, Real Estate Sroker, Franklin Square Norwich j-'-OR SALE Two-ia utes' w | shop o {'{,pkl. ce, "For fail Tic can be taken at once. uire of JoHN Real Estate Broke Frankiip Saunre. Nor A. MORA ieh. STANLEY BRIGGS - - - Auctioneer . AUCTION Will Be Sold at Public Auction on MONDAY, JULY 16th, 1917 at 9 o’clock sharp at the Late Residence of Albert T. Hoxie, near the I. G. Avery Mill, on road leading from the Coreyville School- house to Norwich, the following de- | scribed property, viz.: About 100 Acres of Standing Grass to be sold by lots. Terms: Cash F. W. HOXIE, E. A. HOXIE, Executors Masons’ Building Materials The Peck-McWilliams Co. i wason Sione, care SEIGEL Jom: Danielson: Conn. Tel = Real Estate and Insurance, TWANTED. T1 for gen- Norwich, Conn. eral housework. Apply 179 Laurel mayi9d Tel 248 Hill Ave. 30254 WANTED_ Competent girl for gen- era) housework. | Apply 196 Central " Setsd” <perienced maid for 1 comernl housework: ‘good refcrenc AL Feguired. Address R. T.. care Bulletin. fer4d NTED_Second hand and antique a1 HinaR Eet bur prites ABIEAE, 5 Prank- may3d Wanted--Machinists GOOD WAGES AND STEADY WORK Box 19, care Bulietin WANTED--FIREMAN Steady Work. Apply C. M. ROBERTSON CO. MONTVILLE WANTED 15 laborers, 16 farm hands, 10 men for hoeing and _cultivating, 9 general housework girls, 1 general housework woman, $9.00 per week, board, lodging and everythinz, 1 first-class milker. FREE IMPLOYMENT BUREAU Central Bidg., Szo. L. Chesbro, Mgr. WANTED TCOL MAKERS AND MACHINISTS experienced in machine building can obtain employment at the New Britain Machine Co. New Britain, Conn. Factory and city conditions a highest. No labor troubles and steady work. Write or call stating full quai- ifications. 3 WE WANT OLD TEETH In any condition. We pay up to $10.00 per set according to their value. THE COLLATERAL LOAN CO. Est. FOR SALE FOR SALE 9 room House tmprovements near Boswell having a large garden and many fruit trees also barn and chicken hous Buildings in good condition, can be arranged for two ment hourse, price reascnable. FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, Central Building, Norwich, Conn. with) avenue, house tene- in Furnished Seashore Cottages For Sale or Rent at Watch Hill, Weekapaug, Pla View, and along the Rhode Island shore; also accessible Seashore Farms. Send fon beokiet. FRANK W. COY WESTERLY, R. Tell Your ‘WANT to 480 when you want good h want it quickly. Help p and carce now, but the best workers read Bulletin Want Ads. When you have - a want” which you belisve be “some-one-elsc want.” niture, floor coverings, clothing, tools, etc., in Bulletin Want Ads find When you for most honest—and on fin: instinctively, turn Want Ads to los When a your rental property. the When you want real estate. Wisn you want to buy pets, a business or a | Sc a Lin FOR SALE vacancy occurs “don’t might Fur- stoves, advertised dy losa something -~ Norwich people ars g anything to Bulletin in to sell your or sel) <. = A WORD to lurkey raisers Specitic No. 14 is a sclentitic for the prevention and cure Lead in turkeys. It has te do the work Konemah Foultry Yards, 4 St. Norwlica, Conn. ugTuThS never Prepared and sold by : Konemay treatment of West dain Price sue. FOR SALE _If you have never tricd canoeina, nor owned a really good ca noe, you don't know what youre mis ing. ~ Kenn Ve the best satisfactio h, seaworthy, Kennebec vanoes give more real pleus: ure at less cost than most anything in the world. Sold by R. H. S: St Moosup, Conn. n s o bred Ayrshire FOR SALE Two pt heifer calves and one bull calf. George A. Kahn, Yantic, Conn, _ Jyi11WFM FOR SALE—Male Persian Angora cat five months old. Call at 104 Frank- Jyiid FOR SALEPasture of 45 acres. g0 springs and water, $1,000; large {i 10t of 40 acres with 300 apple t $1.000; also young cow Years old calved five weeks ago. $50. D Hickie, R. F. D. 4, Putnam, Conn. jy11d FOR SALE Three automobile tires, size 36x5. Inauire 480 eeneville. jyiid eight 1d_one to two Mrs, M. C, Tel. 19-4 standing_oats. Jewett C coat inqu s A1 fine Williams, vild and v tre at Bu v11d TFOR SALE_The best pa: ertv. at the price, on the sold at once; 15 acres land four nearly new cottages, b ing prop- market, if city with poultry. cropsy etc.: Might exchanse for place in codntry. G. M. Flint, 168 Ash St, Willimantic, Conn. _ Jyild E_Several younz pigs. M Anderson, Jewett City, R. F. D. No. 1 iyiod ¥OR SALE _Top_ wagon; musi be cold immediately. Apply 183 No. Main = Sy 10d FOR_SALE Reo & cylinder 1915 pass. touring car, in ‘exceilent cond tion. The Frisbie-MecCormick Co. Shetucket St 3y FOR SALELate 1915 son limousine, in perfect condition. Address B. A.' P, Jr., P. O. Box Westerly, R. 1 3 cow —Large Holstein 4 pretty milkers, out reg. bull; fresh and | $190 buys pair: otland. H. A. Gil FOR SALE_Cheap. five ton ing ~rass on my home place, Laurel! H d. F. Dawley jved FOR SALE—One 1913 Cadillac ph ton. equipned with oversize tires in the rear. one is perfectly new, one extra Goodrich Silvertown cords. regular size front, repainted, price $375. In-| auire Imperial Garage iyea FOR| about driver. gentle, been tsed on ord F. H. Gil 3 FOR SALE—Reo 6 passenger touring car painted. The Shetucket St. T FOR SALE 1517 7 passenge! 1000 Hud demonstrator. _Daniel T. Shea. _ je30d FOR SALE 1917 light delivers sons for seiling. Shea gine, 5 h. p. Box 33. care Bu FOR S sound, ah <t kind m. FOR SALE 1917 t in gnod condition: 1916 Ford ¢ in ‘mood condition: 1915 Bu touring, just overhauled un four ne Auto Sales 118 F : FOR SALE—All kinds Frisbie-McCormi, phaeton, run 1.400 miles a FOR SALE—One marine gasoline en ear olds, on lett s of st etin. je30d ding toky Lred Plain H e2ai X i | © TO RENT TO RENT—2 flat, gas, Unton St four-room electricity, set tubs,_tofiet and heater, §12. F.'D. Donohu#, Cen- tral_Builaing. ¥iza TORENT—12-room house facing on the hew Bean HIlL park, about seven ucres of land equally divided between pasture and mowing. hot and cold wa- We We Keepiig . apriid TO RENT—Furaished rooms, Keepios over isruoklyn Qutatters nice rooms jor LEHL hou: Main St 3d 1 nion St. syzed | .4 Another carload v edne JAMES H. HYDE | North F Telepi Lebar FOR SALE |- 1 No. 70 Willlams St. splengia ||| v nodern heme, in best resiZentl: P section: all conveniences, large K level corner snc easy Iot: price re: it desi 4 terms nquire of THOS. H. BECKLEY Phones 724 68 278 Main Street tate investm Wi Renl Estate and Insurasce. Room 1o Thaser Blds. " SEASHORE COTTAGE ! FOR SALE d illet sceds | 9age: A small cottage all furnished, lot 50 by 200 fronting ocean, fire suf pathing. | | Near salt pond nine miles long, sate | (" for children, * boating, bathing and || fishing. This property will be sold for $750. $250 cash balance on mort Immediate possession and party ana fertiliser at a dow price Greene: |purchasing can have the use of ths He Viile Grain Compans jeisd | the place this season. e FOR SALE_E. M. F. In #ood me- THREE R "or Lt CRing: Very 10w Ene | Excoptional bargains at Plaasant Frisbie-McC 1d (View. The properties were never on s —— |the market before and will be soid 1916 FORD TOURING CAR FOR SALE.|cheap to closc estates. Let me teil | ree Exceptional bargain at price asked:|syou about them. e P D e Soats, Tindshield. |” Choice of 400 farms in Washington - T N hred: Hemointanie cmss $6x|and New London Counties. Send for 3 1- @i act quick. T. ALLCUTT. P. 0. North Windham, Co: dence. Bear Hill, Chaplin tires all around; fine running con- nn. Res J¥10TuThs ARMS FOR client 27 arre!., road. butlaings 1) Wi 280is Tnd ea ings, keeps 50 head or telephone EXCHANGE. trade e TRYON'S AGENCY, jesod Wiitima ntle, Ct. SALE HORSES 20 Horses right away that 1 ve I ha I dispose of are big work Weigh from 00 to 1 see them. Ibs. want to e of them norses—the balance will Come and ELMER R. PIERSON. Tel 536-%. may14d FOR SALE A Cottage House, House, in fair condition Hen House, with two acres of land with fruit; Wood about about two miles from center of Norwich, for $1,000.00. Phone 300. E. A. PRENTICE. 86 CI ot. WHEN YOU WANT to put iness before the public, medium better than throu vertising columms of The there your bus- is no h the ad- ulletin. my bulletin. 5 WILLIAM A. WILCOX, | Farm Specialiot Rooms 1 ard 2, Tel. 2365 41 West Broad St., Westerly, R. | FOR SALE Fine Cottage House Nine Rooms and Bath All modern imgrovements including hardwood floors Located in best residential section on McKinley avenue. Owner leav- ing town. For particulars inquire * JAMES L. CASE Real Estate Broker 37 SHETUCKET ST. On account of Increass In price of to- bacco, the Whitestone Zigar will B | sold from now on_at 33z por 1,000. J. F. CONAN Jjan2d 11 Franklin St From POETRY WE ARE COMING, are coming. oer ten m the field And ma ming t £ht honsekeeping. | ., About 20 to 25 feet, at 63 Frankiin | Street, suitable for almost any kind of | 71/ = business, at a reasonabls grice. In- | YUY quire at Bulletin Offic - FOR SALE | Exiame and sOtIUelS DA WON M| R e S| we : e R s ol TO RENT—Rooms at 37 Clff St ) may dev Jyiid her SRR s o T0 LET At Pleasant View Beach 1, clean, pleasani rooms. No. & Nort) Te! 2 - 5 o > | Sne-haif 3 i A S— | an Lot VoLl HUMOR OF Tt TO RENT—Ne f |m T