Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 25, 1917, Page 14

OCCASIONAL THUNDER SHOWERS TODAY ORWICH, CONN., SATURDAY, e e ey FuULl L ASSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCHES | ' What Is Going On Tonight a Th I Moving Pictures at the Br tre. | Vaudeville ana Moving Fictures at the Davis Theatre. f 'Featurs Moving Pictures at the Au- T attorfum Theatre ANNOUNCEMENTS MADAME BERNHARDT he Lyceum Theatre Thurs- day, Aug. 30th. marvelous repre- § Comes to ¢ Sarah Bernhardt, sentative France, breathing and & symbol of that courage Whieh & has won for her race the admiration of all peopie for all time, comes to New E London on Thursday, Aug. 30th, for a special matinee and night performance Fat_tr theatre. omes here just pre- again sie train, unger management o Connor. She will appear in three dis- characterizations. In the after- e seen as Portia in the = scene of The Yer- Venice, and as Camille, in Toto-be.forgotten | death witnessed by 2hardt's admirers, who ire of seeing the sufferings, the agonies of that much- e Gautier. ernhardt will on, A Star fain and _E. ha will give at I in New York. No ortray the psychol- moment when are bidding fare- who_are ory and to Bern- the women of e known how to eir tears, and s Capitaine an_Angelo, msel? eliminating a Mme. Bernhard Connor, her m: Albertina Rasch, Koheleft the imperial ars are now being received sale_will open War prices DAVIS THEATRE. “our Shows Today. at 1.30, 3.15, 6 and 8 p. m~—Two Big Features, Mar- guerite Clark in Snow White, Seven- Reel Paramount Feature, Bennett The Mothe- Instinct— Coming Monday. Idle Wives, Seven Reels, and Charles Ray in Sudden Jim, Five-Part Triangle Drama. has_played Snow W s h created a ce Littie theatre in feature on Benneit in The Mother Ins art Triangle feature. Miss T has the role of a French peasant g aghter of & fisherma of France Reel Lif timely terest, completes t ow ldle Wives, a Preachment to Married Women, Coming to the Davis Next Week. the seven-reel so ™ Monday, Tuesday a preachment to ms it time 7 Ben the wife, toiche miat of Phf product shich £ Post Errer BREED THEATRE. Anita Stewart in The Message of the Mouse, Feature for Today—Bryant Washburn Will Be Seen Monday and Tuesday in Filling His Own Shoes. Br ed will amusing wland's magazine. Mn abilit onsists of ny fu nd a PRINCELY PROGRAM PLEASING PATRONS PERFECTLY. end to Lon- which 1 Sept. the e experi- prem will be cople of the she magnitude. The ¥ have an opportunity to mals, but to ascertain their characteriatics, and to fearn the latest and mos: improved methods of rearing, feading and caring for all kinds of Sivestoci. In the exhibition hallfwill be founa Jomg tables covered with almost every- Rhing that grows on = farm or ic can- ned, baked. preserved, pickled or gtitched by farmers' wives. & Agriculture, horticulture and flori- — t,| from tn and Enid | played | culture will ba shown by & mammoth oxhibition of the finest specimens of the field, garden, meadow and orchard. The displaye of ripe, julcy and tooth- some fruits will make your mouth water to taste them and your heart yearn to possess them. Beautiful and attractive flowers, the pick cf the con- s ries, the choice of the homes and gardens, enormous and prolific vegetables, will be _attractively dis- played s that they will be pleasing to the eye and tempting to the palate. The bLest band in the county will render the latest and most popular music at all times; the racing will be fast and exciting. _Trotters of note from all over New England, attracted by the purses, ere entered, and the winners of the various events will have to step some to get away with the purse. The fair of today must have a mid- way and a great big open air vaude- ville show, and the county fair has put on this year a program of acts direct from the big time circuit, acts that have never been seen in this vi- cinity, and which combine laughable, thrilling and pleasing acts too numer- ous to mention here. Whatever you do, dom't miss this fair. It's going to be a glorious, never- to-be-forgotten occasion. To appre- ciate it you must see it. The most glittering exuberance of grandiloquent verbosity or polysyllabic expiation cannot properly express the excellence of the New London county fair. BALTIC Miss Campbell Gives Practical Can- ning Demonstration — Loc: Mule Spinners to Play Taftville in Decid- ing Game Today., The demonstration given by Miss J. C. Campbell, county demonstrator, was largely attended by the housewives of Sprague. Miss Campbell was present- ed by Mrs. James G. Burr, vice presi- dent of tke local Red Cross. She spoke on the canning of fruits and vegeta- Dles. She explained the easiest and most modern methods of preserving. Miss Campbell canned a variety of fruits and vegetables and answered Qquestions concerning conservation of the food supply. She was assisted by Mrs. James Burr and Miss Agnes | Brennan. Misees Marte Dobbrow and Louise Drescher distributed leaflets on home canning. The demonstration | closed at 5.30 o'clock. At Natick Funeral Edward_Farrell_and son Patrick | were in Natick, R. I, Thursday at- tending the funeral of Mr. Farrells brother, William Farrell. Deciding Game Today. The Baltic mule spinners will play the Taftville spinners in the deciding game in the weries on the Providence street grounds at Taftvillo this (Sat- urday) afternoon. A crowd of fans 1is place will accompany the Baltic aggregation. The battery for Baltic will be Erickson and Almquist. These teams are evenly matched and local sports look forward to a good game. Hurd and Langlais are tte Taftville battery. Autotrucks in town have been engaged to convey the play. and their supporters to Taftville. Finger Badly Injured. Fred Caron, employed by the Gen- eral Firs Extinguisher company o | Providence as piper at the annex | Baltic mills, was painfully injured Friday morning while setting a pipe in | place at that plant. Mr. Caron was wising a six-inch pipe on a chain tackle when his finger became caught between the chain and pipe, gutting it | badly. Tirst aid was administered and | 1ater a doctor gave the injured member | attention. ~Caron finished the day. | Miss Veronica Rocheleau is working | for her Etrother, Wilifam E. Rochelean. More Censoring. Irvin S. Cobb, the writer, attended the premiere of “Back Home,” his new play written in conjunction with Bayard Vefller, in Boston. Resporid- ing to insistent calls from the audi- ence, Cobb made a curtain speech be- tween the second.and third acts. “Don't biame me for all this” he said. “But I ask you as.a personal favor to stay for the third act. It con- tains the only line that rematns of my original play.”—Green Book Magazine. Some Difference. When brother was three years old he was sitting very qulet on the back porch. So one of the young ladies next door called over and said: ‘What's the matter, Westle, have you a grouch on?’ He answered her right back and said, “No! Pve got a dwess (dress) on.” Yaquis Fond of Music. A noteworthy characteristic of the Yaquis is their fondness and talent for music. They have retained many of their primitive dances, but the cus- tom of tattooing the chin and arms is | mo longer practiced to any general ex- tent. THAT BAD BACK Do you have a dull, steady ache in the small of the back—sharp, stabbing twinges when stooping or lifting—Xid- ney and bladder disorders? For bad back and weakened kidneys Norwich residents recommend Doan’s Kidney Pills. Read this Norwich woman's statement. Mrs. Harold Vars, 25 Penobscot St. says: “Ome box of Doan's Kidney Pills gave me complete rellef from ter- rible sharp patns across the small of my back. My back bothered me most when I stooped or exerted myself. It was through a friend that I learned of Doan’s Kidney Pills and I was ad- vised to give them a trial. Doan certainly did all that was clatmed for them.” Price 60c, at all dealers. Dont simply ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that Mrs. Vars bad. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. MACFARLANE.......Auctloneer AUGTION On_account of the death of my wife, and as I am to retire for the Test of my life, I have decided to sell my en- tire personal property without reserve at public auction at my place, known as the old Clark homestead, on the road from Lebanon to Colchester, miles from Lebanon Brick Church and 2 miles from Leonard’s Bridge Station on the Air Line R. R., and 3 miles from Colchester, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 20, 1917, at ® G’clock a. m., rain or shine. This_is some sale: One two-horse team wagon, 1 nearly new democrat wagon, 1 top carriage. 1 0od business slefgh, 1 new two-horse sled. 1 stone drag, 1 disk harrow, 1 cultivator, 1 horse hoe or edger. 1 corn sheller, 1 ensilage cutter. 2 piows. 1 new grind- stone, 1 horse rake, nearly new. 4 lad- ders 'from 27 ft._down to 10 ft. 1 wheelbarrow, rakes, hoes, _shovels, forks, all kinds of ice tools. 1 eight-can creamer, 1 block and tackle 1 barrel vinegar. 1 set balances will weigh 400 pounds,” nearly new, 1,500 shingles. 60 bushels of oats, 10 bushels shelled corn, some buckiwheat. half acre pota- toes in the field, 28 hens. ANTIQUES: Sale to start on antiques at 11 o'clock. It will be impossible to describe but a small part of the an- tiques and nousehold goods: 1 lowboy 3 lower rart of highboys, 10 Hitchcock c B and Alfred rush seat chairs with orig. inal and decorations. 1 beautifu comb back rocker with brace back, 2 large arm Windsor chalrs. 1 set ot maple chairs 2 large rockers. very old. 1 36 in. cherrv slope top desk with bockcase and very tra curlv maple chest cherry buremi with old brasses nice interior, of 1 1 1 hogany swell front 1, 1 eurly maple trundle bed, 1 maple can- dle stand, 1 mahogany bureau with old brasses n 2 Windsor Cherry ta- shawl, 10 or 1 fancy and very old table cover. yards verv old carpets and in fine ndition, several chests of all kinds, 1 very old tea set and In fine condition. 1_handsome’ gilt mirror. 1 set unusuai Windsor chairs. bed spreads, etc.. 1ot of household goods. SALMON W. CLARK, Lebanon, Conn. fine old Paisley more yards of beautiful copper plate STANTON L. BRIGGS AvCTION As T am to move awar. T will sel public auction at my residance. guarter mile south of the Brick Chur Lebanon. on FRIDAY, AUG. 31, at 10 o’clock a. m.. the following described property horse, 10 vears old, welgh: 1300: 1 horse, ‘11 vears old: 1 grade cow, 5 years old, miving About milk a dav: several hens and chickens - Auctioneer 1917, One hay Jersey is ats I,den bumgy 1lcale 3 montns Old. | road cart, 1 mall wagon, 1 bugsy wis- on. 1 wheelbarrow, 1. double ripper sled. 1 bievele, 1 Winchester repeating otgun, and several other small tools: household ~furniture—1 antique desk. 200 vears old a beautv: 1 roll top desk, 1 fireoroof safe, 1 steel cooking range. 1 ofl heater. 1 airtizht stove. nearly new. 1 Perfection oll stove, two burners, with oven, 3 angle lamps. chalrs, beds, dishes, and other articles too numeronis to mention. Lebanon. Conn. Aug. 22, 1817, NATHANTBL S. LOOMTS. Tf =maid day stormy, next fatr day. WANTED AT ONCE MILLWRIGHTS Good men that understand their bus- iness. Apply at HOPKINS & ALLEN ARMS CO. Employment Office | HE THINKS MICE | JUST THE THING TO TAKE TO TRENCHES. Dogs, goats and cats are seen often among the army mascots and some regiments have even been known to make pets of snakes and gila monsters and such. The man in the picture, a member of an eastern regiment, eays he has an unusual pair of army pets, two mice, whicl. hs says will go with him to the trenches when he and his comrades go abroad. . Help Wanted FOR SALE 47 Acre Farm Eight-room cottage house, barn and other bulldings, all land machine worked, abundance of wood and fruit, all crops including potatoes, onions, beans, corn, cucumbers, lot of hay, 1 cow, ‘60 hens, 100 chickens, 1 hog, farming tools, complete outfit. This place is situated in a good locality, two miles from railroad main line, and a rare bargain. Immediate possession. Investigate. $250 buys a_seashore lot fronting ocean. fine bathing beach and other conven- fences. Very easy terms if desired. Let me show it to you. WILLIAM A. WILCOX Farm Specialist, 41 West Broad St, Rooms 1 and 2, Westerly, R. I Tel. 2365 FOR SALE | The Mabrey Property No. 57 Broadway FINE LOCATION FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES HAS FIFTEEN ROOMS AND MODERN CONVENIENCES Will be sold on most favorable terms. ! JAMES L. CASE, | 37 SHETUCKET STREET FOR SALE Elght-room cottage, latest provements, large barn, and bullding lots, located In the best resi- dential section of Jewett City. For particulars, Inquire of 5. SEIGEL. Real Estate and Insuran Norwich, Conn. Tel. an fm- eight may19a 243 FOR SALE TO RENT FOR SALE_One pair of light double TO RENT Three Poquetanuck of six and soven rooms; Tenements Tear POETRY \SHE UNFURLING harness one SUrrey.harness: 2T eom . Norwich. O e eobe. 11 B e e Ehmaue Sarke. ‘Baiiic, | tiani-cont. fare " Trom NOIwICR'Oh | Tners's a strea ncro B Westerly trollev, ~Phone 1873-14. i al it 18 Tha & SusItBV ks S D. 6, Norwich, Box 121 aug2sd ol Sl A B FOR SALE—Good bay horse 1050 e f— flas_exi | Signalied 1t 4 foreiss ¢ pounds; used by lady s suddie and | inlshed. 35 Washingt Yiquire| Just as dayiight had bes Witk J05es SWeGUT Lapdi™® | I L wiley, Thamesvilie. _sagieq_ N “FOR S. P pe FOR RENT—Rooms, with or without To thoss fighting er t L FOR SALE_30 new milic and spring; | porOf SENESRE0RE, VP LA T e Rak Ve Bame % Guernseys; “also two pair Devon | Ave. s T S SenEt hat's unfur o when you want good help and oxer; extra fancy. k. k. pe. Tel.| 10 RENT—Furnished rooms for lght [ o oo o0 3 want it quickly. Halp is scacce J|98-4 Willimantic. | ausoa | nousekeoping. 83 Washington . | O, You 78, 1Y now, but the best workers read FOR SALE —Two pool tables in Al ENEusL S, = - A',ll'l Keep vour lifte por in condition: full equipment; price right.| TO RENT—Ba ement tenement al Ana’arnw e waue e Goorge Morin, Baitic 1n Schoul St Inquire at Bulietin Office. | For It J¥i0a When you have a “dont s il e - i FOR SALE Farm of 16 ac oming house, 35 Unl Sk ke " want” which you believe might || FOR SALE TRarm of 1t acrc w e Sooinw Bouls, 8 Union | | JITgM copress be “some-one-elsc want” Fur- b_:rn, in theml.flwn 31 nSLul;nngl- light, ges, ucnu;”;‘ ‘m“.. /\m“i) vour sos Mok skt the Lantern road; fine location for | Ciry Lunch, 14 Broadway. augfid niturs, floor coverings, stoves, R ,inrer boarders! one mile from Jargs | o lunch Sl SRt s | Giorious clothing, tools, etc., advertised fake and” glris’ ‘summer Camp; FORNISHED Rooms, The Marguerite, | Vg0 pires o sult: write or eall. Owned. by cool, Clean, pleasant rooms, No. § 3 in Bulletin Want Ads find ready and A. G. Williams. R. F, D. Main ‘St You s 5 sale. Mystic, Conn. dugzid e Of an ever.gr " 118 FOR SALE _Woodland _ situated in | Laurel Hill Ave. Inquire Such as this world r _When you losa eomething— || south Killingly. ~Mrs. G. F. briggs, | Bray, 23] Central Ave. i 5 Peace and I for most Norwich people are [I| Voluntown, Ct. augzid RENT—Rooms for HEHE houss- | Ave tna tieehinke honest—and on finding anything FOR SALBD Farm and _ standing | keeping. 27 _Division St. | whTn Hhe M e inetinctively, turn to Bulletin wood, several Jersey cows, registered| 1o RENT N ned room; s unfurling to the Aberdeen Angus buil, 6 weeks . | a180 ro0 P Want Ads to locate the loser. Mrs "C" R Strons. Leonara d o Lor sping., M | when the cfy of battiing onn. a as el - | VReachs When a vacancy ocours in _ FURNISHED reasonable | | il FOR SALE—English setter rates. suitabls or light houseksepins. ear . 8t your rental property. H. W. Baker, Monegan. S Etama Morse, 1§ Unton St Jyisd | 1 ¢ H FOR SALE Small farm. Pea r Whee yeu smnt o sel yeor M o OR e A5 1 s Kworb o ey e conent | [F @OF® FREHR sivet 52 Whsn you want to buy or sell Specific No. 14 Is a scientiflc treatment Then with . pets, a business or a lease. Fond i Prieere™ 1 hat ever Yalicd | The butlding mow occupled by The . - i £5-do the Work™ preputid nd 714 b adden Co. 144-14C Main St. c a Line ongmah Boultry Yards, 155 W\ est sain Rsis 2. Norwich, Conn. Frice 506, A A AN G0) : eling case: ¢ it thie tre g uire Dr. Kinkead, Franklin Square r WANTED ahire T Kl St i FOR RENT ey SIARRY If lonely; for results, try me:| FOR SALE_Sacrifice. Clark Jewel | The well established rooming houss | Ana praigg best and most siccousful home mAler; | cAbInel gas ranke, nealy now, peiie ilundreds rich wish marriage soon:|conditlon 128 Washington SL, CIly. |with all improvements, in the best| 1 | stricdly eonfidential; “most " reliable augl1STuTh el S 1 5 years ® experience: descriptions free.| —poo—gir e ocation, Franklin Square. The Successful Club, Mrs, Purdie, Box P o 4 - 3 Tigeman 2 20% | 1200, practically sound. tric Inquire BROOKLYN OUTFITTERS e 436, Oakland, Calif. aug2ss | 4200 practs 4 Iy 3 A price $100; aixo combi 1 OF T AY -, “Weeks Estate, ashiord, Comn an women n large. Fubber shoe Tacs | Phone 83-2 augi1sTu He—Tt T should iry; experienced wirls earn 310 to 318 | FOW SALE_Four piots standing 8oy L Npels inexperfenced “ones pald. a | grass: yames B. Dewoll 1iading Cove ( c Doard and room whils learning, witicn | —oMWE _ About 25 to 25 feet, at 63 Franklin| Howson ices about s monu: Tfive” toWn near | - FOR SALE Swive veur oic Street, suitable for almost any kind of | e cilies: #ood theatre: fine work: | cylinders reshen in 4 2 iy | = onditions: company furnisnes hail | W firoy, Yantie " business, at a reasonable price. In. | t nletic icias free Insur-| “pom sarLmPair of hiiics, weil| auire at Bulletin Office. Fuc : : ite today for ilustrated | ROL% 5%, 00 50 doudit Sound and Kiss 15 »od Job at Beacon: Falls:~ | 2500, work singie or, doublc, ; d jiob at Beacon Falis™ | Jute’ for ladies to drive. alrs. Jame FOR SALE P Sment, Dept. pPeacen | Ditie Framnera, Conn. R et flick aug23s FOR SALE_Metz tol il e = 2 in'AL1 shape. $315, with Stutier, eiectric | — > o o o ams St lio o e ) | CIVIL SERVICE Examinations Nor- | about, 1915, with | | I SGun’ men and women desiring | Storage battery. Eolernment "clerkships departmentar | 1914, overhauled and | ta fiice, rallway mail, cusioms, ste- | masneto, 3165, Orders Crerk . hoat 1C write for free particulars to (former government ex- apher Leonard FOR SALE LAND AT GALES FERRY 73% acres of level land, surveyed and plotted for building lots, bordering river. | Apply to R. S. BARTLETT. Tr room 14 Central Building, Norwich, FOR SALE The Henrv D. Capen property, Broad St will be sold very reasohable in _price"if taken at once. For full particulars, inquire of JOHN A. MORAN, Real Estate Broker. Sauare. Norw — WANTED. D—Immediately. small fur- nished apartment with kifchenetie and bath, or a micely furnished room and bath, with meals, by the week, by gentleman and wife; refined surround- ings and cleanliness absolutely neces sary: must be convenie e section. Address F. B. C., n aug2id V/ANT chambermaid. Apply t Wauregan House. Young Men and Girls WANTED Finishing Departments VERSAILLES SANITARY FIBRE MILLS Versailles, Conn. WANTED Men in Bleachery and Card- ing Department APPLY AT Versailles Sanitary Fibre Mills Versailles, Conn. WANTED MAN AND WIFE TO RYN MILL BOARDING HOUSE. Saxton Woolen Corporation Norwich, Conn. LOST AND FOUND, LOST—Between Fast Killingly and Dantelson. & sumh of moncy Ia phcker: book: 325 reward If Tecurmed th Ghiet M3 Erimanaw. Danielson Conn aug20d I LOST_Black and tan dos. Nellle, on Wednesday afternoon. Lisbon Station. John_ Greuel, aug25d Eperienced Table Girl APPLY COLUMBIAN HOUSE WANTED AT ONCE MILLWRIGHTS Good men that understand their bus- iness. Apply at HOPKINS & ALLEN ARMS CO. Employment Office WANTED 10 Toolmakers 20 Machinists, 8 Farm- ers, Picker Room and Dye House help, 16 ‘Spinners, 20 Weavers, Buss Boys. Male Dish Washers, Chambermaids, 2 Coal Bassers, 1 Foreman and Laborers. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Central Bldg. _Geo. L. Chesbro, Mgr. _ SIXROOM ‘. ” APARTMENTS All modern convenfences and faultless bath equipment. In fine residence section, near school and electrics; rental 320 per month. Can sell you a fine new two-family house at an attractive price. Bxceptionally fine house lots at reas- onable prices; terms to suit. The Norwich Housing Co. ARCHA W. COIT, Agent Telephone 1334 _ 63 Broadway 7 1 shipped prompuly. ki Metz Agency, Daniel nn. ausZed ), 276 Kenols Bldz.. Washington.| “yon saLE—Five year old cow; will x , freshen in a few diys. Wilham Ru- | > Immediately, competent | roy, Yantic. sz | woman for cooking in_family; refer- = SALE second hand gasoline s Mo "mneet el | FOR sALE—X Second hand sasolin: Ao ;. Proest Merritt | wheel tan ottt = cneap; | o e 4315 | CUat terms fo fone 1464-13, New = . s London, or write Bux ¥, Bulietin. For_sA ows and spring- | _auslid ers.sto et Grem Rl s e L e Plain, | “poR sALE_Better look into this big | A Supdeds S pertect comdition. With smoots WANTED A Competent cook. AD Dosicive compination: oniy | 0 Mrs. George W. Lane. 350 rod. Anquire at 2o Broadway | siing aui25a Phone 183, o ot 2 aEesd = ey e o [y e 4 : T day®or. weele 155 [ one light businers horae el THih aug2sd | Canterbury, Conn WANTED — Competent working | _ FOR SALE—One ba crences required. Ap: | Weighs about 1 e Briggs, Volantown, Gt | ana Metal Co., ‘310" West Gug2sd % E Serisnced Fieam Biers | FOR SALE Registersd Jersey bull best Cha- work out of town: to The Hopson & Manwaring Bldg., aug25d . family Address Conn. or P, Willimantic, 2D —General house worker at months old. Jobn Dodd, Norwich eries. Auto augs2d $50.00_—One more uprigh: piano at this price before we move {o OUT new quarters; better Investigate. The Pliut- Cadden Company, Plaut-Cadden Bulild- section level and | Willlams St. splendid heine. tn best residential : conveniences, large r lot: price reasonable i d, sy terms If tnquire of THOS. H. BECKLEY 278 Main Street Phones 724 ] FOR SAL Hous ana B as 1 ML, er Bl nd’ 1 Furnished Seashore Cottages | [ | 176 | |4 : v by New Yorc family of = 3 1 pr ¢ Uhree: seven-room cottage: all eome e ime fa 5 S5 for a S ight_piano & 3 venicnces. Mrs. A. C. Nisdon. Gales | . Bioeo o & Stelnway uprisht plan his s ¥ Sl s | RO S e R O L For Sale or Rent : 3 WANTED Younz man for dry goods | Plaut-Cadden Building, Norwici, Co ello re; one that understands domestics. | —ei6s06 makes you the owner of a|at Wateh Hill, Weekapaug, Plsasant |wlasscs T R L R S LS fine Hemry E, Ailler, pliaao withy siool| View, and along the Rhode lsland |minham Age-Herald Cof ‘ 2 - |ana scar erms $15 down, $6 per| s el el = i augzsd | B B e TSl Lnaden Company, | Shore: alse accessible Seashore F THE KALEIDOSCOF! SIDE LINE WMEN—Do you want a|Plaut-Cadden Building, Norwich, Conn. Send for booklet. = o= that one order a day will pay | “g115.00 buys & very good modern up- Thes re 10 No mples to ca 3. e~ . T T n ik L ‘ el St. Chicago, Ill. aug2id | per month, The Plaut-Cadden Compiny. | ESTERLY, R. i - BUY and .‘bz‘n tools, furniture, laut-Cadden Building, Norw # nn, | l,y‘r «hopr ¢ alse teetb. antiques or any- | —e335.00 for a fine #5-not et sea 1,200 m 1ing_eise; old books especially want- a 5 o AR a."“Write or cail. Louls D.. Ward, 31 | Biano, with fine selection of rolls, fu $6,500.00 Otidats Satoi i mar24MWS | Blayver-piano. Terms wi. produced NTED—Five Lright capabla da: |montn Ny pfttcadacn "Comp nly 6 1 : 4 travel, - demonatrate and. se at-Cadden Buiding, Norwich. Conn - E LA 32310’ 350 per. week; rallroad | —grooco = oo oitl Choice Residence Property A 1”’ Goodrich Drug Compan vith gu Vet LU LS Yov-1Nine rooms and bath, electric light o OmPAnYi [ with guarantee: must mo before mot ms a o lig aug Ing.' Terms $15 down, $1.50 per week. |steam heat, hardwood floors; comented |of f1e p A DAY gathering evergreens, roots | The Plaut-Cadden _Company. Flaut and separate well equipped |carried ind herbs; 10c brings book and war | Cadden Building. Norwich. C room. House in splendid con- | et Dirces: particuiars free. Botanical, 17,| _augs2d i o2 ¢ a most desirable and attrac- | Rew Fiaven, Conn. I e o | el GAsiEklS, i attrac- | G WANTED_Office assistant; a_permas/| cyole. thres speeds, fully cquipped and | bix vaite for the price asked Uree | The nun - nent position to a first class-gifl, ste- | in extra 0od condition: price Leasorn- | Coilad meighbornond. - convenient 1o | gamd nographur and typist. Address in own [ablc. Joseph S. Bottomley, Jewett City, e ShDorh: ¢ folanie i ! hand, Box 157, New London. Ct. aug24d | Cona. aug20d tolley; | G iring ~Ghambermald at once, at| FOR SALE_One of e best dulr ARCHA W. COIT B PP Sew London, Conne inel: | tarms. in Windham county: 106 acr B e Trom brush and g-w\ 5“0t iT | Tetephone 1334 63 Broadway | . 2 et _BUERA | (0TS of hays mine-room nouse, with ex ‘onsu WANTED Barber at the Wauresan | tra tenement. atiached, hot and coid | United St ‘ House Barber Shop. aug23d S ba 2 R tor asll 121 000,000 1 o= e & pater, bath and set tubs: stable for 5 SALE HORSES g Gz wants room or board | hea stock and six horses: water in ncrease of t oom with pleasant sufroundinge | COW stable. Address owner, A. T. Avery, over the cr in city rroper or suburbs. Ad- | Quinebaus, Ct. " aug20a | 1 nave 20 Horses that I want to ShRas BoEntl Sintet, 2us2dd_ | FOR SALB—A pair of vounz iav O Ea Rovvesrthe balance with| o E0r i 2 WANTED — Dressmaking; ladies | borses, weigh about 1300 Ibs: altu ig worl horses Tthe balance will | ione, a new att plain and fancy dresses at reasonable | Back. —Oak St. Jewett City. _auiiid st e e and Frm hold Drices.“Mrs. McCance, 275 Central Ave.| —FoOR BALB—Ford roadster, re STEUR AR lkter sug23d and overhauled. The Frisble-CcCormick 3. may14d |without m t WANTED Housexeeper, well _and | C0. 52 Shetucket St auglsd able to work for family of two. R. M.| “FWOR SALE_Maxwell roadster. 1915 The Eon Jewett City. aug23d model, first class oondition, good tires, o nat f WANTED. — Bxperionced milllery | Spa cktnas iy Frishie MeCA oK Lo FOR SAL pationa maker, | also apprentice: permanent | 52 Shetucket St - dugisd have ¢ Forkc” o9 Matn B0 Pourntelwuetid | pon saum e tourine. 1015 modcl | Six-room house with barn and ono| iris % WANTED—A mald for general house- | price very attractive e Frisbie. -lacre of land. Outside of city limits, |¥ it WOrR references. Feduirea s ApDiy i | Cormick Gon 52 Shetucket Bt auglsd ;r.,.‘. $1500.00. ; ” STE Boomdyws: e FOR SALB Chevrolet touring, E, M. 8 tHonit WANTED — Bxperienced millinery | F.. Reo' two ton truck, Overhauled, A. M. AVERY n Jersey ( s maker; also apprentice; permanent|new tires and in perfect condition, and 1803 wap & work, 9 Main St. Fournier. aug224 |many other bargains. The Frisbie-Mc- Tel. 1122-2 62 Broadway lantic 1 ¥ 3 = Cormick Co.. 62 Shetucket St, auglsd VT = the K : 3 GOVERNMENT war positions open; | —oi ot OO 02 Saomucker Bt Ruglid FARMS FOR EXCHANGE. t clerical work: men-women - wanted:| FORSALE—100 bushels of seed rye.| Two exccllent farma; can trade sither | €mDer, $100 month: list free. Franklin Insti- | H B. Bates, R, D. No. 1. Tel. 1885-13.|for city property of equal value; one - - xute,]x%c t. 37-G.. Rochester, N. Y. auglid '2)7 “Ad(‘rné elz%e rolaidfl' near city, k’“ dern The Tta h: of VISW. 5 uildings; also acre stoc *m | ing bu co = FOR SALLOne 6 cylinder Paie | with tools and equipment, fine. biuild: |1, butter by coatd 'ED—A eom(pe(ent cook. Ap- .utomobfli in 0od conditlon, at a;ings keeps 50 head, 1f interested, writo | C"'" ply at the home of F. B. Ricketson,|bargain. Dr. N. B. Lewis, 341 Main St. [i; telephone with the 1 ck Taftville. aug2ld auglod TRYON'S AGENCY, said to keep th e W ANTED-—Experienced ery clerk | FOR SALE_Two or thres of my well | 16304 Willimantie, Ct. |fresh for s. for order wagon. Apply Box 88 Bul-| known team horses, or would trade for letin Office. aug2ld a pair of cattle. J. C. Hafner, .\'orv;éc)‘l New a A WANTED In small private family, | 2o~0: Ct sus FOR SALE the end of March was § woman cr girl for general housework; FOR SALE—1915 Buick, model 37, be N d t £00d plain ook. Apply at 198 Laurel | A-1 condition. Can be seen at 9 White| Very choice cottage house, all fur-|the Imperial governme Hill Ave. aug2ld 8t., City. Phone 723-4. augld nished, on ihhcr‘s 1Isla nAF\« 1} Flv- sold | tenance f Domin heap it taken at once For full par- |ficld and for traneport WANTED-—Five or six rooms with| FOR SALB_Young pair of heavy | () Radire modern Improvements; prefer ~ plae | work horaes or Wif Fade for 1ighter | tieulars, inquire of - - . with barn or garage. rite A S., | pair. 4ss. aug4d > . . Same Old Crowd care Bulletin GCo. augd1TuThs Real Estate Broker, Acks notdenty 1o 681 READY to mail In_ special boxes, RS S R Norwich. | crage intelligence smokes for soidi at 25c up; boxes raised perceptibly when M Tl % Sliare. ot 405 ups special st FOR SALE R 5 e ST tention given to ladies Who wish to Masons’ Building Materials | fuimaoan cected o 0 send smokes to make the soldiers hap- A 7R 1 I > > ‘aon't wait; send it now, a n —_— Toke Shop. 162 Main St augted oo C.othge, o OF ALL KINDS Some Feat (o VANTEDGirly 16 vears of ase fo new, with all improvements, i atanby, 5 Yo vounr it carn winding. APPIY Side. i . 2, woman to @ _boy who ha L S1ia < || in best location, on trolley || 1. Peck-McWilliams Co. | ccioauin, WANTED—Ola_false toetn; ont || line near school, owner leav- ok i o fere Wit matter it broken: 1 pay 32 to $15 per block nthe face without full set; single and partial plates in reion: send by parcel bost and Pocaive oheck by . Teturn mail. L. Mazer’ 2007 S s st Pa WANTED —Second hand and antlqus furniture of all kinds; get our_prices before you sell. A. Bruckner, 65 Frank- in St Tel 7i7-3. may3d ing town, price reasonable. FRANCIS D. DONOHUE Phones Central Bldg. Phone 300 E. A. PRENTICE Real Estate and Insurance TITLES SEARCHED AND SATIS- FACTION GIVEN 86 Cliff Street Children Cry FOR FLETGHER'S CASTORIA