Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 10, 1917, Page 8

——————e. FAIR, COOL TODAY AND TOMORROW FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCHES What Is Going On Tonight Davis Tacatre. turcs at the Dreed The- Moving_Pictures ard Dancing at the Majestic Roof Garden. ANNOUNCEMENTS DAVIS THEATRE. Keith Vaudeville and Triangle ture Photoplays—Bargain “Daily at 2.15, 10 and 15 Cents. The _ first half of this bring another biz smashing array of Keith vaudeville st the patrons of amusement emporium W have never i ding the bill are the E| Ray Si ters. two fascinating misses, who pre- sent a novelty roller skating act that This act comes Palace theatre, 1 see some evérywhere. direct from Keith's New York, gvhere they were the sen- fe show. Genevieve ive Thomas in mew -play, ‘An Even Break comes next in a delightful and costume change offering that will every lover of good sing- The third act is Brothers, two blackface and minsirel “stars, novel musical that is a riot of fun. feature photoplay 1 dainty Olive Thomas, the notsd “Fol- lies” beauty in An Even Break, production which brings the gascy of Broadway cafe and theatre life to the screen. To. complete the is an excruciating komed Matrimonial accident. who present a and comedy BREED THEATRE. “burn in “The Man Who Indictment of Bryant Wa Was Afraid,” Strong the Slackers, Feature For Today and | story with a_pe is pictured burn's newest Essanay Man Who Was Afraid attraction at day ana Tuesday. Mary Drecht | to discuss the feasibility of establish- = a-Morris Plan company in this |make all Wilson's call to arme. wretchedness of 3 man who 1o =0 to war. duction presented of Hiring one of Chicaz>'s big town theatres the regiment showinzs of the picture amia tary demonstration =nough volunteers to bring their unit up to war strength. Pearl White in “The Fatal Ring” will also be shown and the news In the Hears:-Pathe Weekly will | complete the bill. 3 orrow afternoon at four o'clock there will be a_special show for -Home Guards the comnfittee In charge of the cele- solo No Love Like tie Love of Jesus o e beautiful and the words were eung Sweet Spray of Flowers, The Harvest Time, by Frank Rose. The duet by "MAJESTIC ROOF GARDEN. Robert Warwick-Gail False Friend, Featurc For Tonight stic Roof Carden—Dance Contest Tonight. Robert Warwick and Gail The -False Friendgis the fea tonight and Tuesdav Majestic Roof Gerdem: funny comedy and Universal Weekly completes the pro- Tonight . 15 contest of the loving cup is to be given to tie win- Seo it on_dis window on Broadway. Dancing £.30 uditorium will ogen for the lth Theada. Para found=d on H. Riler Hag the feature Mvinee 2130, evening 7 ant and enjoyable, with materials for our work So that we could do our be som:thing like crossing the ocean to another land. Illustrating from his {own experience, the sp:uker said: season, a very {Leaving the east on the Empress of ning couple. I was starting for the homeland. Do other world? The test of belief is ac- tion. Iliustrations of his subject were drawn from tke faith of his Christian !rnupils in the school at Ioilio, and from Christian experiences in_going to the S Slonirie e e the Barber Shop of Patrick T. Connell ioh et those mresose lon West Town Street. In the Fifth Voting District—At Ponemah Large Hall, Taftville. In the Sixth Voting District—At Billings' Hall, Bast Side. Dated_at Norwich, Conn. day of September, A. D. 191" TYLER D. GUY, CORNELIUS .J. DOWNES, Registrars of Voters. —_— e e {home abovi Kingston Fair Opens Tomorrow. be the opening day here. in readiness ard indications are that this year's oxhibition pass those of previous vears. The Riiode Island State college has arranzed the following exhibits for from friends in the churches in_this Exbibit No. 1, Silage corn varietie: Exhibit No. 3, . alfalfa; 3, soy beans (varieties); Exhibit_No. wheat: 3 barley; buckwheat; Exhibit No. 4, grusses: Texas millet: 6 Bermuda gr: Svdan gras Exhibit No. 5,-Rhode Is'and . 6, seed corn selection Exhibit No. 7, Northern grown home srown seed potatoes. 8, salt as a_subsritute rtain crops. Exbibit No. for potash with Poultry_exhibits: poultry: Exhibit B No. 2 feeds: Exhibit No. 4, s models of new wich plans to remain uptown and will make her home at 422 Washington ctreet. Fxhibit No. recopstructed houses. Animal husbandrv milk exhibit. cock test. cow testing. Home economics exhibits: Two one- demonstrations—1. his daushter, Mrs. James Butler, of Fxhibit N * N3] Ola ‘Cemetery lane. use of corn . usc of frults in diet a fts e-riati “A Home Exhibits of s of food values. SRS i Sl i S e it Gt Exhibits on “Use of Corn in Diet.” Free literature. : Sheep: Wool—Showing desirable and undesirable fleeses. Good and bad methods of tying. Hogs: Self feeders for hogs. In- formation on_ Hog Cholera. Enlarged photograph of tupical animals. The exhibits scheduled for this vear’s fair nutnumber fthose of pre- ous years. The vaudeville program has been increased and the exercises for Grange Day, Governor’s Day and Children’s Day have been arranged so as to make each day replete with in- teresting and instructive features. VWALKED 1,460 MILES. Long H'ke of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Norris of Portland, Who Are Visiting in Norwich. Mr, and_Mrs. John J. Norris_and daughter, June Margaret, from Port- land, Ove, are visiting Mr. Norris' mother, Mrs. John W. Norris, of 221 Broad street, Norwich. It is an inter- esting fact that from June, 1915, up to September of the following year Mr. and Mrs. Norris walked over 1,400 miles from Po-tland, Ore., to Salt Lake City, in the hope of benefitting theif little daughter's heaith. Sometimes the fam- ily_wourl cover 35 miles in a day. The little girl, who is now 9 years old, is in excellent health. She is clever as an elocutionist and has re- cited for charity jn many cities along their route. , CANNING DEMONSTRATION. One Wili Be Held This Afternoon at the Y. M. C. A. Hall. Posters In various store windows about the city call attention to a can- ning demonstration to be held this af- rernoon :n the Y. M. C. A. hall. This_demonstration is planned to eet thy special demands of the fall eason. The canning of peaches, making cf peach war jam &nd the va- rious ways of preserving and canning peaches will be shown. Infjrmation as to saltinz down vegetables as well as fermenting and salting will be given. The stering of winter vegetables in the cellar will be taken up, with infor- mation_as to the storing in sand of some of them. Advice as to both fresh and canned vegetable storing will be included Methods of drying frult ard vegeta- bles will be spoken of and the ueces- sary equipment illustrated. This uemonstration will meet a real demand in the community and it is hoped that every housewife will make an_effor: to attend. If there is demand for it, a later demonstration will be given on bread. The making of bread from rye, corn, tuckwheat. entire wheat, graham, etc., will be given. Also the making of cereal breads from oats, oatmeal, hom- iny and samp to replace wheat. MAY ESTABLISH THE MORRIS PLAN HERE Matter Will be of Commerce Thi Under the supervision of the Indust- rial Finance Corporation of New York city, a nation-wide movement is being conducted in the establishment of Morris Plan companies fhrough the operations of which credit is extended at a reasonable cost to wage earners, aried employes and others who are not able to obtain_credit, Invitations have been sent to a num- r of prominent citizens of Norwich, to meet at the chamber of commerce this afternoon at 4.30 o'clock to listen to an explanation of the plan in all [town, its details by F. B. Crosthwaite, rep- resenting the parent corporation and city, NORWICH TOWN Household at Sheltering Arms Hears Inspiring Singing and’ Address on LEGAL NOTICES. VS, KAROL PIET- RAS. ©rder of Notic State of Connecticut, Windham Coun- ty, ss.. l'utnam, Sept. 4th, 1917 Upon the complaint of the sal Pletras, praying for reasons set forth for a -divorce, mow. returnable on the first Tie: WANTED—100 women to shve more than onc-half on their fall hat: | prices 'for millinery at The Pasnil FOR_SALE—1914 cheap for cash. O, C. Kccleston, R. D! h. _scpioa__ Ayrshite hocow 3 FOR SALE—One new mil cow 3 ycars old and one b Otto Anderso ANTED_Girl for office and man s Norwich, Conn. for farm work. Z sidecar, Don ¥ |room nat, Parnham ber, 1917, before the S Ppipe with 3nd for Windham Coun Tt ‘appearing to and belng found b: Cribing authority (hat the sal is Sone to parts unknown, X WILL CAN your peaches and pears glass), quarts $1 per slozen, Bring to 42 Lafayetto St., City. upsrios’ Gourt 1 FOR SALE_One boiler and 1,200 also” Ford " delivery. 293 Prospect St. Willimantl Conn. ply. at 192 TO RENT _Five-Toom temement. ia- o aarain | auire C. K. Bailey. augiod SALE—Must be sold at once. perfectly S i) i RENT_ Buiement tenemerd at years old. Sekool Bt Inquire Bulietin Gtace, Wi ‘The Pasnik Co., opposite Woolworthe 5 and 106 store, Notwich, ‘PoplOMWS Srdered, That notice of the pendency o e T matie "Be: Dublishing this ord ONE LOOM WORK Phone 274, TO lml“'rlil‘-fir ght housekeoping. R m Bt | B publishel in Norwich, in in said State, three cessively, commencing on or FA ] 2 e e o M. Clerk of the Superior Court for ham County. ‘WANTED—Adult pupils in French conversation; & short course for those 15th day’ o 42 Market t., or Phone 1196-5. FOR SALE—xpress from Voluntown Lewis Ritchott, Voluntow by HAu BRO]HERS ur ideas may business run- INVENT something: free toils What to sepsd 3y 1 g FOR SALD _Hudson touring car in The ite, § . excollent running condition. chead. 07 | conr. cheam proassnt ot Norgugis I 5 _cos rexp for | gol. cén:n. Téoms. No. f, gre b sopsd” F‘ramiuhhn ‘tolets will Central Ave. wich. how to obtain through our credit ks € B—Thoroughbred O, I. C. plgs. _Pnone 18§61-18. rt 1dg.. Washington, sep; B 87 TO Tor 27 Blviaten koepts sepsd rars of the Town of Co- il bo in session at Yeomans Hall Thursday. Sept. 18th, 1917, 9 a. m. until 5 p. m, for the purpose g and correctin; to recelve applications of those FOR SALD—Two Inquire Herold Carlson, B: FOR SALEStudebaker 1916 touring car, six cylinder: must sell on account of ‘aratt. EL. Vignot, 21§ Washington scl FOR THE SAKE of your DOCKethook. 12500 think of & dress or & coat. fhinik of “The rasnik te ~Wool- ‘and 10¢ #to o) the voting re, Norwich, To buy & large iron safe quantity of ledgers, same. please no- den Company. WANTED - MACHINIST FOR SALE—A large icc box, one show case, a coffee miil, a McCasky cash register, counter scales, a safe, a good sized coal stove, all nearly new WANTED— suitable to carry tify The Plaut- AIl applications should be in the ‘the Registrars before 5 p. m. of that date, as no applications be received after that hour. F HUTCHINSON, C. S. MARSHALL, Registrars of Voters. Dated at Columbia, this 7th day of September, 1917. WANTED _Fosition to do general petent widow with com] Fields, Dayville, o chud” fhauire 13 Spring St | ForBArm— FOR SALE—1 typewriter, Ford auto, Oliver Phone 439, WANTED Dressmaking by the day, e e 2 : e o heifers. | May Kelley, 7 N -4 t. jnfir epsd sepsd | Good all around man, familiar with factory repair work. Steady— job year round. Address giving full partic- remodeling_coats, Telephone 883-3. WANTED Several farms within four miles of Jewctt City, also some near Plainfield and Moosup; those that wish to sell only necd reply. FOR SALE_25 fL motor boat, cheap. Inquire 44 Washingion Su. City. NOTICE | The Reglistrars of Voters of the Town of Bozrah will meet in the Town-hall in the_sald Town on Thursday. Sej 1917, from 9 o'clock a. m.. tiIl to_receive applications for or in T¥OR SALE Palr of sprendid ‘team Albert Gordon, and ‘gentie: with them I offer a cart, team wagon and har- nesses, and the price will bs righ ;g Jordan, Broaa st. WANTED _The public_to know that my cider mill will run Saturday after- September; open for the Danielson. o8, thed 'k noons aurin 0 lbs., the sald Town Annual Town Meeting Dated at Bozrah, this 8th day of Sep- season Mon: per gallon. 9 FOR SALE: Norwich Town, Conn. months old, A. D. Lamb, Yantic, Co: ulars, salary, etc. large size. grade Jerse: sep2d B T R Metiden, Conn. sepsd == iady who would ap; for light housewo: best of references required. Address tember, 1917, JOHIN F. FIELDS. BDWIN C. WHEELER, ‘Reglistrars of Voters. FOR SALE Tay, near Daltic. _Tele- phone 23-5, Lebanon Div. ssenger touring The Brainerd & Armstrong Co. NEW LONDON, CONN. FOR SALE—Sevon p: cpiione +33-23, in a smali fa; wepld _ Walker, DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS The Demorratic electors of the Town of Lisbon are hereby requested to mest Thursdav, Sept. 13, at § o'clock in the to nominate candidates for Town Offices. Per order TOWN COMMITTEE. Dated at Lisbon, Sept. 8, WANTED 25 Toolmakers, 10 All-around Machine Hands (must be first-class), 7 General Housework Girls, 1 Cook, 30 Weavers, 8 Spinners, 4 Farm Hands, FREE ZMPLOYMENT BUREAU + @eo. L. Chesbro, Mg Box 513, CI _FOR SALE_Ford roadster, repainted The Frisbie-CeCormick auglsd _ roadster, 1916 on, ood’ tires. cCormicl Co ty, or Tel 439. TWANTED—Place for a 18 v boy. Phiane Willimantic 153-3, or call at 42 Walnut St. WANTED_A zood family cow. Ad- dress P. O. Box $3, “WANTED—Tool forger to forge lathe 52 Shetucket Si FOR SALB_Maxw. model, first class conditi; ons extra. The Frisbio-. 52 Shetucket ‘Willimantic. Central Bidg. hand ana at power hammer; one used Shetucket St. auglsd House of ten rooms at*No. 84 Wash- ton Insurance and Real Estate Agent, |Bnwi Richards Building, 91 Main Strest |11, Shnewly patierns Iniricats e, o Fo” ang FURNISRED T bie ?"'hfik‘:bflufim"m"fi —driima Treing, m THE PINES, FOR RENT lopes o n icen Al conveniences and | \Whose 't aro and at kargain prices. Mre. lda J.|Steam Heat. Far by the brese s Street. Inquire of ISAAC S. JONES, it ‘.:& All modern converdences aad faultiess | Bor bath equipment. In fine remdemoe | puiatin section, near scnool and elseotrios; rental $20 per month. Can gell you & filne new two-: y n cxtra good bull, xa“.u)u:e at fll)’l attractive )flcro oty Telephone 1334 63 Broadway ARCHA W. COIT, Agent to_reverse? Fer—No; i Tiger. | “The weather is or en conversation.” “Yes, replied Miss Cayenne. The building mow occupied by The | most of us Plaui-Cadden Co., 144-340 Main 52, Inquire of work prefer- good workmar. rst class habite; no bums, cranks or has-beens considered; unusual opportunity for a clean, red- to this work or similar red; must b thy, and of FOR SALEChevrolet tourings E. M. Reo two ton ne'w tires and in pertect ¢ondition, an many other bargains. Cormick Co.. 52 Shetuclket St. NOTICE The Registrars of Voters of Town of Ledyard, overhauled, |TWO MEN The Frisbi¢.Mc- will be in augl FOR SALE_Two or three of my well known team horses, or would trade for 37 C Hatner, Norwich blooded, willing-to-do mar. in a small but clean and well iighted shop, with pay and advancement ability shown; state full particulars re- session at the Town Clerk's Office in said Town on Thursday, 13th, 1917, from 9 o'clock a. m. until to place on a list entitled WANTED a pair of cattle. aug7d 5 p. m., AT ONCE GOOD PLACE TO WORK garding xge, habits, experience, etc., in FOR SALE -A cottage, seven rooms, The Marcy Tool Works, % running water, batl room, five minutes’ walk from trolley, churéh _and school, near Uncasville. In- quire Dan D. Home, Montville. Phone “To Be Made” the names of those per- sons, by whom, or in whose behalf a scussed at Chamber |claim is made to either registrar that Rt terison they will be entitled to be made elect- : ors before the Annual Town Meeting. first letter. TWE_BUY and sell tools, furniture, false teeth antiques or any- aug27d “William,” viciously, thing eise; old books od. Write or call. A. MONTGOMERY, BILLINGS .T. AVERY, FOR SALE Six room cottage with buttery and one acre of land. Fine location. Cars Outside of city limits. ‘Will be sold reasonable but must be disposed of at once. 5 A. M. AVERY 52 Broadway mar24MWS' GOOD WAGES APPLY IN PERSON ONLY GOODYEAR COTTON MILLS., INC. Registrars of Voters. Dated at Ledyard, Sept. 6th, 1917. WANTED_First eady work and good pay. muel, Lailey, Coggswell St pass by door. NTED_Boy Irquire at Bulletin Office. REPUBL!CAN CAUCUS Republican ~ Electors Town of Voluntown are requested to WANTED-—A fireman, Apply Glen Woolen Mills, Fa Tel. 11222 FIREMAN, night watchman or repair man wants position, W. Stirling. 3 North Main St., meet in caucus in Union Hali on Tuesday, 1917, at 7.30 p. m., to place in nomina- tion candiddtes for town offices and necessary arrangements for the Annual Town Meeting, to be held on”Monday, October 1st, 1917. Republican Town Committee. .Dated at Voluntown, Conn., Septem- ber 6th, 1917.. GOODYEAR, CONN. FOR SALE BAKERY What $1,000 WILL BUY A seven room cottage in good repair, barn 24 x 30; crib, 12 x 16; hennery, 8 x 12; wood shed and wagon hou WANTED Permanent home with re- consisting of bed- fined smail breakfast and 6 o'clock dinner; v well for height ciass accommoda- sive particulars and price. Write Box 68, care Bulletin Co. of cigarettes, at 40¢ up. ready to Immortality—Sum of $50 Presented Rev. E. H. Smith—Principal Tarbox in Camp, Miss McNamara Acting Principal. The Sheltering Arms Sunday after- noon service in charge of Rev. Francis Rose was highly appreciated by all gram was varied and fittig and gave much pleasure. Harold Rose sang the ind The Homeland; the rendering was clearly, Mrs. F. H. Bushnell accom- panying on the piano. Other solos were Mrs. Bushnell and Frank Rose was My Days With Sunshine Will Be Fraught. Rev. Frorcis Rose sang in Visayan, the language of Ioilio, P. 1, the hymn Mery is Bouniless and Free. After 1eading John 14, Rev. Mr. Rose took . for his subject Immortality place of great activity, activity pleas- best. Going to another world would Asia, there was joy in my heart that we act zccording to our belief in the expressed the wish that those present might_rejoice in_their going home as he rejoiced on his way to his home Sum of $50 Presented Rev. E. H: Smith Before leaving for China Rev. E. H. Smith was presented the sum of $50 locality, $25 coming from the First Congregational church. A much need- ed stereopticon with a reflector is to be re soldier; if you cannot come us’ a mone 5c for malling: we FOR SALE I s e e o farming tools, all crop 1 am going to sell My Bakery Bu ness Located in Mystic, Conn., Bakery in town doing good business. Old established, all equipped with arge oven all pans and tools, two wagons, one good horse, harness and blankets, store fully equipped and in first class shape and | am going to sell to the parties making best offer before Sept. 15th. .Here is a chance for a man to get an established business right. Come or stamps, allowing will send what you desire oy soldiers, we do; send us an Fagan's Smoke Shop. DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS The Democratic electors of the Town of Norwich are hereby mect in the Town Hall at 8 p. m., to nominate Town also t> elect a Town Com- including ev- Several acres bundance of wood and some te possession. Send for Wilcox’s Farm Bulle- tin. .Choice of 400. WILLIAM A. WILCOX requested to ACRES OF LAND. ED—Old false ter it broken; I pay $2 to $15 per parcel post and Tec return mail. St., Philadelphia, Pa. WANTED—A first class Apply to A, st. tic.” G otncers Investi: present. The excelient mausical pro- | mittee. DEMOCRATIC TOWN Committee. T. Richard, 15 Bast Sept. 4, 1917. Farm Special Westerly, R. I ED—A com the home o etent cook. Ap- Tel. 2365 FIFTY - Registrars of Voters Notice The Registrars of Voters .of the Town of Norwich will meet several Voting Districts in said Town Ho | 8L pTEMBER, 1017, From » Colock a. i - i , 1917, from 9 o'olock a. said_that immortality wae to ‘him a |SERTFYRER JOTT Trem O o s plications from or in behalf of those persons to be placed on the list TO BE MADE Electors in said Town of Norwich be- fore the Annual Town Meeting to be held October 1st, 1917, to wit: In the First Voting District—At the Selectmen’s Office in City Hall. In the Second Voting District—At 'W. D. Ricker's Drug Store, West Side. In the Third Voting District—At W. H. Bowen's News Office, Greeneville. Voting District—At WANTED Second hand and antlque furniture of all kinds: before you sell. A. Bruckner. 55 WANTED men for Dyehouse, Southbridge Southbridge. Mass. Wages and padmen. Call 300 Central ov., it and tell me what you will got our_pric Broadway Property For Sale AT A SACRIFICE Beautifully situated in one of t lence sections House has 17 rooms and bath: exoep- tionally large verandas. stable with space for several cars; large lot. E. VINCENT 4 E. Mtln'li. ~ BROWNING'S KITEMAUG PEACHES FOR CANNING - The Yellow Elberta is considered the best for canning and will be ripe about Sept. 154h to 20th. The following stores will handle these peaches when ripe and will take your order NOW to be delivered when they are just It you place your order at once you will be assured of the best canning peach on the mar- ket and the price will be as low as any other peach of equal quality. M. Young, MYSTIC, CONN. Xor- Printing Co, We'l built Ideal for high grade rooming house, being close to business section of city. . Ovwmer leaving Nor- wich will sell at a sacvifice. partioulars from ARCHA W. COIT Telephone 1834 FOR SALE Three Story Brick Block with 4 Stores and 2 Eight Room Flats on Thames Street; also coal property owned by A. L. Potter & Co., with 160 feet on Thames River, must bs § sold to close estate. FRANCIS D. DONOHUE Central Bidg. Willtam J. Carroll, from 7 to 9 this & m. Experienced Coat and Suit Salesladies WANTED STEADY POSITION phone or person to 63 Broadway In_the Fourth right for canning. GOOD PAY, Apply by letter, Mr. Robinson THE OLEVSON CO. J. P. Holloway, James Semple, Edward McNamara, J. B. Alofsin, J. B. Stead, Wm. E. Hold- ridge, R. W. Otis, Justin Holden, S. P. Allen, Friedberg & Son. Wanted At Once MILLWRIGHTS purchased for use ix school and re- iigious work. It will be especially val- | Meriden and New London. uable along medical lines. During the absence of the principal, Capt. W. G. Tarbox, who is at Fort Terry, the &enior roum of the Town street school will be in charge of Miss throp is to have a vear's leave af ab- sence, the junior room will be taught by Miss Coughlin. - Corner, Miss Jennfe M. Case of Nor- John Mullin of Franklin is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter their home on the Old Canterbury | weeks turnpike after two weeks' absence . in A-1, high grade men that understand class of work. Apply Hopkins & Allen Arms Co. Employment Offic E A PRENTICE Real Estate and Insurance - TITLES SEARCHED AND SATIS- FACTION GIVEN i 86 Cliff Street After rpending the vacation at her Principal at Training Camp. home on Peck’s Corner, Miss Calla R, White left Friday to_begin her second year of teaching in Granby. SALE HORSES e R are big work horses—1I ‘weigh from 900 to 1300 lbs. Come amd ELMER R. PIERSON. he balance will Mr. and Mrs. George Geer of Plain Mary McNamara. As Mrs. S. S. La- |Hill were in Griswold Wednesday in attendance upon the conference of the six Congregational churches. MEN WANTED 10 Men Wanted for General Work The Winchester Woolen Co., THAMESVILLE WANTED Willinery Maker and Apprentice LOST AND FOUND LOST_A gentleman’s ameth; pin. between Fifth St. and St. Finder return to Bullefin fice and receive reward. shepherd dog. white Finder notir FOR SALE ATTENTION Winchzster Woolen Mill Employes Will sell at once, new Bungalow, very modernly ped, less than 5 minutes walk from [ money would bu: for fuller particulars in- After two weeks’ visit with her sis- To Reside Uptown. ter, Miss Sara McClellan, Ve After passing the summer at Peck’s |Town street, Clovis' Gates left Friday for her home in Everett, Mass. without collar. Ralph Diveto, 208 Franklin 4 5 Dr. and Mre. N. G. Gray and Mrs. Grays sster, Miss Florence Bennett, = of Vergason ‘avenue were in Hartford Local Jottings. Thursday to attend Charter Oak fair. STRAYED—Three calves came to my above mill; Inquire at Strong Farm, Otro- ando Road, Norwich Town. LOST—1,000 rubles in Russlan money, Finder re Bulletin 0;?;?“ oy Masses at 8.30 and 10 o'clock were resumed Sunday at . Sacred Heart church, and the full choir, after the After a vacation passtd in Maine and [vacation, was again present to aid in her home on Washington street, |the service. Miss Maud Davies has lert for her school in Mantclair, N. J. i returned to eped Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rose #nd grand- daughter Doris returnad the ixst of the Piano Tuner, fin- ich. motor The Mabrey Property HAS FIFTEEN ROOMS AND Will be sold on most favorable FOR SALE No. 57 Broadway FINE LOCATION FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES sary. MODERN CONVENIENCES terms. JAMES L. CASE, 37 SHETUCKET STREET are assured. modern homs, in best residenttal section: all convemlences, large Jevel eorner lots prics resseastls ||| and easy terms if desirod. ness Dicokd, urther | sirailo iocationg you care to s (] Teokiti Tor' el as? two German seaplanes and a torpedo- Furnished Seashore p; Rumyer ot Tate ‘nves F. HILL, iboat. Real lintwtc wnd Insurdnce. Roow 108. Thayer Bldw. alli ugo-Slavs. 1 For Sale or Rent WESTRALY, &. L 5. |ToF the. rextoae of lberty. R g T08. Weine: Zeitupx Delieves that W ‘emauvalen: - o ritish goverhment's M T e eaves oag [ports for the Stockholm nt to| 27 acres, Thud. nekr olty, medern | Wik funarl foe unity of the therm | bulldings; lso 180 ‘acre ALock govertmments, and with tools #nd equipment. fine = | Connected with Bt (oopi 50 Tead. T InteTestad WElko | op oahenood P RYoN'S AcENOY, The Rhcinische pAARS S BDos-ta, O |however, Geclares that = | Conterenics will bring us nearer peace.” s e , togsther equip- | e S wn““""g« ticries: B 5 this b i e owner 1s called serve his and is willing at this tims te the bacrifice. A grest epportunizy e §Ror Torther perticuinrs, inaeire of very lumstive business o2 V. consisting prine e machingry. tools and equl ot : ot o usiness, the JOHY A, MORAN. Meal Ewtate Breher, FCP: ‘WOMEN Prauklin Square, Torwich. 122 Prospect St., Phene 511 Way are at|week to Wauwecus tay with Mr. and Ars. F. H. ‘Bushnell of Huntington avenpe. + THERE 1= no adverils: cn_Connecticut for business GOTTHELF & CO. 94-100 Main 8t GEE Phone 505-3 3 Fairmount Streey BYRON A. WIGHTMAN Piano Tuner. the over E;'T' atars the, whiite lilies we Lofon T termingle of o needles toms feet the fair brown ea gures by the ferns Intricate, fi sTiont vews thetr 1lohened ¢ring SIX ROOM kflflsr::’:;%gmm. s atand, jod stillness ip of the soul HUMOR OF THE DAY Exceptionally fine house icis at reas-| I see they've discovered a plot in onaile price: terms to sull Mexico! . A That's more than they can find o The Norwich Housing Co. |nrondway Him (learning to waltz)—Is it h just take your foot my right one ‘and put it on my left always a topic of been created for our individual pleas- ure or discomfort. THE PLAUT-CADDEN CO. “Mabel is at the be me_that she's engage “No! Who's the I “His first name going to write again.’—; About 20 to 25 feet, at 63 Franklin Street, suitable for almost any kind of hu, iness, at a reasonable price. In- strike 2. as you came in quire at Bulletin Office. You aid, strike 10, but s from waking FOR SALE Times-Dispatch. “Is my son getting well grounded 1 the classics?” asked the millionaire “I would put it even stron; that,” replied the may say that he is actually on them.”—Boston Transcript “Pm glad to_see. you go into nership with Flubdub. A good move.” “Why, I have heard you him as a thorough scondrel.” “Politically, yes. Washington St co Chronicle. snapped the “gidn’t T hear Commercially, he’ all right."—Louisville Courier-Journal THE KALEIDOSCOPE M. Ven:zelos has requested the Greelk Chamber to authorize to extend martial law anywhe: kingdom where it is deemed the government the Premier of South Wales, has recetved news from Sydney that the atrike is not spreac ing, that raflway and tramway ployees are returning every that full meaz and other food suppli Mr. Holman, A serious railway collision occurred recently near Raichur, Five_British soldiers were killed, five British officers, two native office () |30 _Fritian several members of the tral F . were injured. During his visit he con- No. 79 Willlams St. splendia ferred on Italian officers and men med- als and other military distinctions in- cluding the Cross of Grand Officer of Honor upon ello, commanding an Army. Haidarabad fan war zone. Legion of Disorders due to the searcity of food quire of have given rise to a Cabinet o THOS. H. BECKLEY Finland. At the request of th ernor-General, 278 Main Street Phon nt of the Department of ] agreed to form a S net. 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