Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 11, 1917, Page 10

_FULL ASSOCIATED FAIR, COOL TODAY ‘ PRESS- DESPATCHES FAIR, WARMER TOMORROW NORWICH TOWN WANTED : - ‘T e POETRY Boy to work in drug| BLOWER for sale; Whirlwind, nea: TO RENT—Furnished roomsi also What Is Going On Tonight 3 . WANTED—Two skilful_shoemake: WANTED 5 Feature Moving Pictures at the|New Academy Teacher to Reside on|at the Goodyear Shoe Repairi: 56 | store: Y Irquire at Bulletin Office. new. Phone 113 Mr. Apply, North|rooms for' light housekecping. -1V OH PROMISE ME, Davis Theatre. rno.| Scotland Road — Vacationists Re-|Franitlin St sepifa’ | sep11d = - | B oTing on. PP yepiia |School St Tel. 1048-3.. piid g Moving Pictures at the Breed The-| 4, ning From Mountains, Farm and WANTED Boy at Powers Bros, 10| WOR SALB One Reo seven passen-|. TO RKNT_Cottdgs residence, Main|(Adapted and Dedicated to Theodors atre. th Shore. = . Rose Place. seplid |ger 1917 six cylinder, A-1 condition, |St, Ceniral Village, of late F. A. Roosevelt,) Moving Pictures and Dancing at the “WANTED Compstent waite - — |run 3,335 miles.” Telephone “1412, Care: running water. AD-|Oh promise me that some day you Migstlo BOSE Casten. Miss Smith who will take Miss Bon. for genera) Boveowork, two in facatly;| —ePild | B, So Mre. F. W. Tiilinghast, Cential and = < foey's place as. teacher of French in 4 refefenccs required io frst letter. Mes.| FOR SALE—_A light double harmess, | o mpete— " 1% | Wil o unto a marke. place and ANNOUNCEMENTS the Academy, came, Monday and will , Bt Asop RS pMgusteld Center, conn | Concord bugsy snd othe: TQ RENT_Burpisned room at 83| o, chiclién, mutfon, best a goodly make her home on Scotland road. ; R ks LW Spiid ] mas Burke, Baltic. e atore s . i . t 58 wi = AUDITORIUM e ,_}',",‘;'fmz EulPS? et B[, FOR ufi'.:—ormd Toid - Washiagion Bt oot OOTRighsa W apestsdver alpking low ina Theda Bara In Heart and Soul, Feature | A, 110 mown street schoothouse this e Nk W BTN Ol 1R u,,."“""nf"‘;‘n";,,""'“u Saer alectrigl . %O RENT—Contrally ~Tocated —six- . progise mc! for the Grand Opening of the Audi- | (Tuesday) evening all thore interested e D e e, : lights, ia running order. . C. Sif gom 08f, modetn improvements. .AP-|Om promise me that when the summer ’ : sible position. ¢ ref w. p | ply at 133 Broadway. sepid starti kindergarter b comes, torium Wednesday and Thursday.|in t{n tarting oo dergarten will C. care of Hulletin. Peckham, 62 Shetucket Bt. seplld | — o s e tenement. Inc| The prices melt, as melts the waning —Last Night of the Majestic Roof |Teet to discuss plans. NB M w W. =$3.50 w"fi'._‘—‘w_ FOR SALE—One E. M _¥F. touring C. K, Bal sugisd |, - fee: 240 Garden Fomony Vacation Ends. ' e T e e e e oy lieds &% | nish for LBt | " Ana mever $Top o hink, or count the Theda Bara in “Heart and Soul” a| Miss F. M Terril s member of o . .| Lobes; parmpuent, position. 'F. E. Ser 62 Shetucket St. seplld | Bhome 374 = T i, PR ox pribhisn. @) special super de luxe Willlam Fox | 22 on Washington stheet, after by S ANTED T Tim——wox .| _FOR SALE Engiish seiter pups 7| T0 RENI-Ba:ement tenement'at 56 = lome . WANTED—Man - for - work. N. n Om promi that I shall hav photodrama. will be the opening attrac” | a vacation spent in Chester, Mass. B Whiling, 58 Mataret Tsepila g':'sz,,fl,d,;,;n: HEEIG serior -1 yous | SekopPiSe,. Luquire, st Bulietin, Otfics, R R e S Wednesday and Thursday. The pho- Minor Mention. o (VANTED Woman for hcusework in | &5se, Doyth Windham, Ct. TN T | bk T mYAmIng, ety toplay is founded on Sir Rider Hag- = A - e ——- | cool, clean, pleasant No. 8 North [And if I cannot pay. I'll give my note \ gard’s book “Jess” and is filled with| Farmers are ‘busy cutting corn for Phome €68, T - SeNE FOR SALE — 1311 Gverland touring mx‘{:_m, 5 b Jysd “To be redeemed when you are Presi- e Seory oF Jeus (iheda Bata) who S . 2931 Commerce Street | po ia vor o3t BRIT W5 Sare | ppiy 150 ‘Keogan, T4 Pearl Bt. | .0 MENT—Turalsned cottage at 178 "% on promise met ehen & enil4 is taken by her mother| Mr. and Mrs. Silag Chapman of 129 "West Town St " sepiid o peTaeTu Lerel, sl ave” [dnavire "o b [ : : to the Hawailan sugar plantaation of | Gales Ferry were uptown on business WANTED—Man with selling -abHity farm of 71 acr ST PEpiciug e that when advancing her uncle. Her little sister, Bess, goes | Monday. 3 who 15 able to manage a store; one{the of Preston, on the state road, | , 1O RMENY—-Rooms fgr light honge-| &, 150, s panta hand upon my with her. En route the mother dies Who speaks French preferred; good pay -miles from. the city, divided into|keeping. 27 Division E _dyd_ s 18y, Samuel Gillette of Dayville visited WANTED 3pq stemdy employment. . Apply 48|PASIEIng, and mowlyg, Fith ettt gt |, X0 MENT_Neatly turpished reom; Youll igive a pension. larger every 5 50 room for, ousekeeping. Mrs. 2 e e e e e | R A R e e e o e e R i D of | 312y Relley. 7 North High Bt. —Jeld | In fact i think you'd best begin it Hands (must be first-class), 7 General | {2rm, by day, week ur month; best of| s€ serin 3 FURNISHED _rcoms; __ reasnnable now. ; ' Mrs. Fllen Beetham from Montville | Housework Girls, 1 Cook, 80 Weavers, | 3525°% W. 5. Vail, Yantic. Lebanon |- FOR SALE 1914 Hogers sidecar, | [atesi sultably for “f’“ houumrln!. PECINSe 8- is visiting her son, T. B. Beetham and |8 Spinners, 4 Farm Hands, 10 o (338 seplld | oy cash. o C. Bocleston, B, D, |rs. Emma Mofse 18 Unlon 8t Jy35d|on promise me I need no lonwer work. family on Wauwecus HIill FREE EMPLDYMENT BUREAU “nmro'-.luon ll.!llr:n su] emlzg- 1. Norwich. 7 sep10d 1 ‘ask w}th tears this thing you 5 n yeéar: Xpe! e o, £ S i e g s Segrd 3 Mrs. John Dyriman of New London |Central Bldge Geo. L. Chesbro, Mgr. | aicultural "colloge diploma: “best of | FOR SALE-—One now milch Asrahirg FOR- RENT That ot & Bachelor his fate will shiric was th k end f the M reference. Bot No.'101, Bulletin: Office, | SOW 3 years old and one mlilch”cow o ( But for example look alone to thee e week end guest of the Misses SepSSTUTh years old. Otto Anderson, R. F. D. No.| House of ten rooms at No. 54 Wash- o g Brown of Wightman avenue. ; T e e | - WA, [ GO _2eP10d_|4on Street. All conveniences d : R FOR SALE o S e e QR S o | FOR SALE_One Lord & Burnham | St B Fulfillment of these promises, T feel Mrs. Michael Curran and daughter 3 ments $7; two envelopes for each: cach |, MOR SALE- Qno Lord, & B g " S AshAe o May come to pass, it von do all you of Lafayette street have been passing . Vislting cards $1; samaples and. Sorreot fttings: also’ Ford dellvery.” Address auie AAC . S. JONES, s can, two weeks with friends in Hartford. BROWNING’S forms mailed free. Engraving Studio, ”:eflo;nct St. Willimantic. Conn. Insurance and Real Estate Agent, |In any Biol alwaye ga:p;;]r(\:fll:'he 5415 Webster St, Philadelphia, Pa. - Richards Building, 91 Main Strest = neIngE s . Copterbury tarnbiie 13 o member ot ; L T S Oh Puseie™a%i on promise me! erl u: s & member O ] lent running con 2, T - D o d 4 ST i e 0l ANl | KITEMAUG PEACHES oo wonisos sogk tons vt s | honi eoiaeed il e, PPes SIX ROOM Zhiisaben R, Hariow B Nt re c] rie! —_— emy. . e :‘fi:fi;‘h“"“,“’“"c",‘:d{t"!g:’:;‘;‘_ 8. Patent | st, or Phone 1196-5. sep8d APARTMENTS HURRY. FISHING'S MIGHTY FIND. Donald Tirrell who has been spend- Fon CAN“mG Parker, 4223 Talbert Bldg., Washington, FOR SALE-—Express business run- ing the summer in Morrisville, Vt., re- B A D. C. sepl0d [ning om Voluntown to Norwich.| A1l modern\conveniences and faultless | When you hear the hylas calling, where turns today (Tuesday) to Washington| rne Yellow Elberts is considered the | WANTED To biy a large Iron safe | LeWls Ritchott Voluntown. 5eP3d |path equipment. . In fine residence|snq the Srass-tringed _ wafers’ shine street. suitable to carry a quantity of ledgers,| _FOR SALE_Thoroughbreg 0. I C.|section, near school and electrics; | A% he, doves hogin A-coolns in 2 best for canning and will be ripe about | etc. . Anyone having same. please no-|pigs. Pnone 1861-13. " “sep8d |rental $20 per month. S o e oW o LD D b vohlatla Mrs. John Shea and children of|[Sept. 15th to 20th. The following |tify The Plaut-Cadden Company. FOR SALE_Two yearlng heHers.| Can sell you a fine new two-family up the vale and from the hill, Hartford are visiting Mrs. Shea’s|stores will handle these peaches when _9‘.—_—_—_—4—] Inguire Harold Carlson, Baltic. sep8d |house at an attractive price. And g etra 1 Fh’f'p ';10” listen for the sister, Miss Mazgaret Kiviin of West|ripe and will take your order NOW [, WANTED Fosition to, fo, &o0oral| ~FOR SALE—A large ice box, one| Exceptionally fine house lots at reas- [ Then fhere comes o feeling k- - $o to be delivered® when they are just|a ."‘u child. Inquére 42 Spring St. show case, a coffee mill, a McCasky {onatle prices; terms to suit. :r:in;':l the brain and ‘the p8d 3 After several weeks’ visit with rel- |right for canning. If you place your atives in Henneker, N. H., Mrs. James WANTED—Dressmaking by the di order at once you will be assured of making or remodeling coats, suits :|and at Largain prices. Mre. Ida’ J. And the whola earth seams 1o call you, = CAG BAR = ]Mofltfl}r is r::gmmlns to her home on|ine pest canning peach on the mar-|dresses. Telephome: 883-3. sepsa | Flelds, Dayville, Conn. sepsd | - ARCHA W. COIT, Agent e e ety fines * GLDIRECTION WILLIAM PO%:e oD ket and the price will be as low as.any | wWANTED Several. farms within four| FOR SALE—_1915 Forg, auto, Oliver Telephone 1334 68 Broadway | 1 % remey you can see. tham In Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dodge from|other peach of equal quality. A. T.|miles of Jewett City. also some near|typewriter, oak desk. Phone 439, some deep, 'lk!'vmh‘r;.y,! p‘nn:.‘\ e, ~ blowing bubbles and exacts a promise from Jess that| Springfield, Mass., el > | Plainfield and- MoosuD; those that wish 2he will always look out for the wel- | wael “or two. with Mhs. 3 0. Dodgs|OU® 7. M. Young, J. P. Holloway.!(o‘adii‘ony necd repin . Albert Gordon, of her younger sister Bess. of West Town street. James Semple, Edward McNamara, J.|Plainfleld, Conn. - sep8d 7 ooeén g‘ee ssl;'ls grow ‘t’o ygunx m— B. Alofsin, J. E. Stead, Wm.- E. Hold- WANTED_The public_to know that anh ss is wooed by n| Mr. and Mrs. Fouch ana my cider mill will Tun Saturday after- Drummond a cruel planter and rone- | returnes to Howrart BT, S lave |ridge, R W. Otis, Justin Holden, 8. P-| ;0555 Guring September; open for the ade whose estates_border on that of | Bays vistt with Mr. and Mae Georoy | Allen, Friedbers & Son. season Monday. Oct. 1; price 2_cents the girls uncle. Bess spurns him|LePan of Bellevue farm. b o TSR R T hoping to win ghe love of John Niehl, bty _-‘{'H{_;L_" 43 2 young Ame: Niehl pays little > : TED _First ol atlention to ner¥s his love 15 Tor Jess. | tugees Sordas atear o Sortiord re. SALE HORSES Gonnecticut Telephone and Eiectric Co NieS® Jearns of her sister’s love for Tith her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.| 1 nave 20 Horses that I B e e i e & it away. od ing mother she leaves home to over- n M. Price of Wightman atenue. |dispose of LBt SuaY, NS aoce will |indy who would appreciate a good home - for light housework in a small family; come her own heartbreak leaving Bess| After passing the summer with_ her | W&/ from 300 to 1200 1bs. Come and | [oF NER® RGanCeels 20 0oy Aqdreds and Niehl to know each other better. | mother at Tufts College, Mass., Miss Box 513, Cits < = , ., , City, or Tel 489. sep8d Bess still spurning Drummond is|Catherine F. Crocker returned Mon-| el 5568 nn.mnuon.m"ufl Place {1 13 é-p 1d captured by the latter who has started | day to her home on the Scotland road. - Boy D T mactc 155-3, OF ta B Floating sidevi FOR SALE_-25 ft. motor boat, cheap. o.l en from their up-stream swimming ¥ L., - school, s L O ek e Waiting for vour balt and lino: —_— e ——————————— | The bullding mow occupled by The|Then again the magic callinz, noveen T years ola, “welght 2500 'Tbs, | Plaut-Cadden Co. 144:14¢ Mais St. Sneilia ety Il Asauiver. are sound.-kind and gentle: with them | Inquire of S R e viAlets, 00, I offer o cart, team wagon’ and har- THE PLAUT-CADDEN CO. Furry, iurry down the river, Rait your hook and cast v nesses, and the price will bs right. M. T 1in F. Jordan, Broad St, Danielson. ~Tel. Fallure! never! keep on trv st sepéd Hurry, fishing’s mighty fin R SALE Hay, near Baitic._Te STORE T0 RENT B Nellle G. Rice e 23-5, Lebanon Div. “sepid_ e B " FOR SALBE—Seven sen, tourd; 5 HE D y O AL e e P T L ies | About 20 to 25 feet, at 63 Frankiin HUMOR OF THE DAY Storrs, Conn. Telephone +39-23, Street, suitable for almost any kind of " —— augdod business, at a reasonable price In- FOR SALEFord roadster, repainted | quire at Bulletin Office. up. The price of everything has gone 0; talk is cheap as ever.”—Boston and overhauled. Frisbie-McCormick a revolution against the United States il 2 Wa ‘n\gllllmlndc 153-3, .oel"l(alu e 21 Government. Niehl goes to rescue her | i . - 3 - Co., 52 Shetucket S s Transeript. b 18] wounten! and capterod, . With |ies Ls B i eets: the EUSSE Pun FOR SALE WANTED Tool forger to forge lathe | ~yom SALE_Max He—-Just to be forever with you Y e A e R ¢ FOR SALE would bc meat and drink for me! model, first class condition, good tires | "7 o1 extra. The Frisbie-McCormick Co. 52 Shetucket St. auglsd Jess he escapes and they make their | Otrobando avenue: Miss Maud Quin- ATTENTION tools, plumbers’ tools, etc., both by way back to their home, only to find = . " hand and at power hammer; one used it in the hands of Drummond, - ley also visited Mrs. Way the last of | Winchester Woolen Mill Employes |to this work or similar work prefer- Jess faces a crisis. Should she care Will sell at once, very reasonable, a |red; must be good workmar, trustwor- for the wounded man she loves or 80| Mrs. Arthur Shedd, Misses Mildred |new Bungalow, very modernly equip- |thy, and of first class habits; no bums, to her sister and rival? Duty to her|and Grace Zabriskie and Miss Elsie|Ped, less than 5 minutes walk from |Cranks cr has-beens considered; an oath wins. She rides to a distant fort| Brown, all of Preston City. also Mrs,|2bove mill; for fuller particulars in- |Unusual opportunity for a clean, red- and brings a detachment of United | Helen Pearsalt of New York were-the |quire of blooded, willirg-to-do mar. in a small States soldiers to the rescue. Niehl| gyosts last week of Mr. and Mrs. A, but clean and.well iighted shop, with a JOHN A. MORAN, mantime has been captured again by | D, & - pay and advancement according to P S oy hbtured again by | D. Zabriskle, of Vergason avenue. Estate Broker, sty ShoWhs Btuts fal partiesiinrs vo- ordered shot. are, Norwichi |garding wge, habits, experience, etc., in Just as the firing squad is about to first letter. The Marcy Tool “Works, She—-Sorry, but I am all dated up to the food conservation.-—Judge. “He's made millions out of litera- tu ‘A. best seller, eh?” No; he owns a paper milL"—Life. “Tried to charge little "Erb thripehce for a pint of winkles. I sez yer nothin’ more than one o' these 'ere profiteers!” —Cassell's Saturday Journal “When your father and I' were mar- ried he was getting only $15 a week.” F. Reo two ton truck, new tires and in perfect condition, and many other bargains. The Frisbie-Mc- Cormick Co., 52 Shetucket St. auglsd FOR SALE—Reo touring, 1915 model, rice very attractive. The Frisbie-Mc Bormick oo 52 Shetucket St. - aus FOR SALE—Chevrolet touring, E. M. overhauled, cash register, counter scales, a safe, a B ek ol VR good sized coal stove, all nearly new | The Norwich Housing Co. |That oty vouj fhef amironing for the Frapklin S FOR SALE—Two or three of my‘well known team horses, or would trade for The Mabrey Property shoot, Jess returns with the American B ) - - Putnam, Conn. sep8d -er of cattle. J. C. Hatner, Norwich 2 troopers. Drummond mad with hate ulletin’s Pattern Service e, . %P . | Tdwn, ct. augtd "Was pa trying to dodge being draft- b e v B Ao o oy FOR SALE ma R ants pottion, praL class, Mass. | FOR SALE A cottage, seven rooms No. 57 Broadway ¢d for military service?’—Detroit Free falls and is taken to the house dying. license. W. Stirling, rflurth Main_St., | electric lights, runnin ‘water, bath Press. She places Bess’ hand/in Niehl's and Three Story Brick Block with 4 |City: - sep7d ra‘?xm,hflvedmlrll‘utos’ W U!rolsn x}xrao“xey' FINE LOCATION FOR Officer—Want a new mess-tin, do tells him to look after her little sister. " ————————————— = o— | ¢iurch_and school, near Uncasville. In- BUSINESS PURPOSES ou? . Where's your old one? She dies smiling. Stores and 2 Eight Room Flats on §| SPECIAL made boxes —held ,our|quize Dan D. Hpme, Montville Fhone % Y ates s Javen't gotilt sir. Drummond is later slain by a slave Thames Street; also coal property ||mail to the soldier: if you cannot come - L HAS FIFTEEN ROOMS AND Officer-—Why not? : MODERN CONVENIENCES Privat.—Please, sir, theres’ a chateau boy whose hate. he had earned by his g to our store, send us a money order|’ . 2 5 owned by A. L. Potter & Co., with }|or uam;-, allowing 5c for malling; we » FOR sAI_E on top of it, sir.—Punch. cruelty. v, St St 5 160 feot on Thames River, must be || Will send. what you desire: ij you don't (o BERRE ] | LSO I e e . know any soldiers, we do; send us an at’'s an optim = EREED TSR0 sold to close estate. Srder_3ayway. - Fagans bmoke Shop. |, oi% To0m cottage with buttery and ~term “An optimist is a_person who'll go into a restaurant without a cent in his pocket and figure on paying for/the meal with the pearl he hopes to find Wachby in The M g Sep5 pass by door. Outside of city limits. . e inaan: Wie FRANCIS ‘D. DONOHUE WANTED—Old false teeth: doesn’t|Will be sold redsonable but must be Afraid—Pearl White in The pose; ce, — 4 . ; 2 s AMES L. CASE. Ring, and the Pathe Weekly e e et 3; isposed ot “M“;' VERY J . 4 in the oyster.”—Illinois Slremx Fors H i 3 check bv_return mail. L. Mazer, 200 A. A gt < save me a Christmas cigar, Mr. Form Bill for Today and Tonight. Central Bldg. Norw‘_dl §'‘Fith St. Philadelphia, Pa. . sepsd 1122-2 D Becadni ¥ SHEREREY STRRERT Flu‘::s:;h," %aid the man who occasion- oy 3 in quest of odd jobs. WAN A first class barber, at ally came around in o Bast “So I did. Are you just getting out, a7 Biratle e © T augaed™ ola chap»—Louisville Courler-Journal. Main ‘St.. Mystic._ Ct.” aug28d 4 a i lr N\ “I'm awfully sorry that iny engage- re screen production at the The ¥Man Who ng patriotic pic- *y Precht Pul- ory jablished in |f FOR SALE WANTED—A competent cook. Ap- Iment prevents my _attending your e e z 1y at . “Ricketson, 5 n ay Evening Post, and fea- e B I N e g i Hicharity concert, but I shall be with Cea B popei n star, Bryant rear. three minutes’ walk from trolleys. S 3 you in spirit.” ehburn fased "on Suct beSald to Slose gatater | (VANTED —Second hand and sutlqu L P T nave ticuets arms an or further information apply to R.[furniture of al n our_pric o s s oA Tt aitY i portrays otchedness of a man S. BARTLETT. Trustee, Room 14, Cen- | before you sell. A. Bruckner, 55 o StV ama Bt fsplanala e for 30 cents, $1 ‘and $3.—THe who wa- afraid to £o to war, tral Building, ‘City. sugssd - jlin St Tek BT o _rmayid modexn boms:iin best iresidsntiaIEl | cargoyle 2 sectioniall Seonvenlences, y1acs “Whers are you going this summen?" A seven room cottage in good repair, barn 24 x 30; crib, 12 x 16; hennery, 8'x 125 wood shed ‘and wagon house, 1 horse, a few hens, lumber wagon, all farming tools, all crops, including ev- erything for, the garden. FIFTY ACRES OF LAND. Several acres till- able, abundance of wood and some Immediate possession. Investi- Send for Wilcox’s Farm . Bulle- — There will be four long tunnels on tin. .Choice of 400. - the new railway deviation in Natal be- : FOR SALE. tween AMaritzburg and Durban. The s : a - ville' t 1 will be#9870 vards .in WILLIAM A. WILCOX L Sotiage Housce Tengment ana Busm- | Delville tunnel wi Lots, all in de- | length, the Barrier tunnel 962 Otker pictures on the hill inclulde | arl White he Fatal Ping-and the st war news in the Hearst-Pathe weekl level corner lot; price reasonable and easy terms if desir:d. “Oh, to one of the liberal beaches.” “What is a liberal beach”"” “A place whure feminine bathers are not required to wear more c®thes than they do on the street.”—Birmingham Age-Held. THE KALEIDOSCOPE j TR ST Experienced 7% acres of level land, surveyed and - Jdade pictted for building lots, bordering Coal afld sm &‘fih.dles river. H Apply to R. S. BARTLETT, Trustee, room 14 Central Building, Norwich, Ct. WANTED Fon SALE GOOD PAY, STEADY POSITION % . Apply by letter, phone or person to Eight-room cottsge. all .latest Im- |y " poyc oo tnquire of THOS. H. BECKLEY 278 Main Street Phon afternoon there will be two shows. =t 2.32 and 4 o'clock, and the drafted men, the Home guard and the committee in charge of tonight’s cele- bration will attend the latter perform- ance. The shows tonigh: will be as usual, 7 and $.30. NEW LIVE STORE For Women to Ogen or Franklin Square. pfovements. large.-barnm, and eight ; sizable locations 74 yar are . 4 = ; your property if | the Eldorado tunnel 374 vards, BHe (Olessan-CE h z building lots. located in the best resi- THE OLEVSON. CO. Farm Specialist, you care to seli or repc as I hase &|ihe Manzine tunnel 400 vards. _ The Olcvson Co. has leased the store : A e AR number of people. looking for real e v avis onger linn in the <omers block through John A. [ dential section of Jewett City. S = tate Investments. B e e rute. Wit weat bensfit real es‘ate and i WILLIAM F. HI e e g . but at bene ind _insurance 2. el Retiis U T will accrue as the result of improved who was instrumental in bring- S. SEIGEL. : Wanted At Onc Broadway Property For sa]e Room 108, * Th: gradients snd—clr:___ five store for worien to Nor- 2168 WRIGHTS he new store w.li be com- 2 Real Estate and Imsuramce, s 7 3 e 1 o onh 4 ARG senoN oY NEFTA e miLL AT A SACRIFICE ish The comminsion appolited by the e et e emandl U p hr el SRR, deloees o] e Tel 243 [A_1, high grade men_that understand | - Furnl ed Seashore Duteh B R o e Lol stern Connecticut cambr gingham, seersucker and . this class of work. Beautifully situated in one of.the fin- e Omited States and ke Netherlands > st residence sections of Norwich. e Unite A 2. he com- ast few weeks interi 2 cnambray are nice for this style. The . Sike tierlor and | House has 17 rooms and bath; excep- ottages {biprpcecdingitojia mer l For particulars. inquire of H r Apply Hopkins & Allen Arms Co., Shertet T pocket may be omitted. 2 E A PRENTICE - , emerts have been in|”The pattarn is cut in four sizes: 3 Empoyment s tionally large verandas. Well buflt n : e I > k and now a most up- | Small. 32-34; medium, 36-35; large, £0- : - | stable with space for several motor lenhoven, Van Cord:, Van 7elde, Held ot e St ™ Siaet ity | méadire ke 4TS 45, ches bust | Real Estate and Insurance ; Sare:"tavge 100 Taeet for nigh wads| FOr Sale or Rent |rns and van aer it < £ pl ass irror . equires 6 1-8 4 3 . nd an 2 celvet | yards of 36-inch l rooming. house, being close to busines: = und d floor of velvet 7y pu'-{“m o’?ct]m'sm“ffl?\{'anon e TITLES SEARCHED AND SATIS- WO MEN section of city. Ow‘n‘ er leaving Nor- |at Watch Hill, ‘Weekapaug: Pleasant The Vienra Arbeiter 7-itung reports color. (acheme, s of | 1o 20T address on receipt of 10 cents FACTION GIVEN wich will sell at a sacrifice. Further | View, and :along the Rhode Island |the prosecution of a mber of young both Hetacs o fiin silver or stamps. Phone 300 86 Cliff Street particulars from r persons for high treason, resulting in o s hund car- POrder through The Bulletin Company, 25 & shore; also accessible Seashore Farms. 1= denth sentences a penal servi- Gt o e e P e, e b ARCHA W. COIT | Send for bookiet. tude for a large number of others. The his nat; accused apparertiy got hold of some i< e Westhirook, — Tho engagement of Telephone 1834 63 Brosdway | SR A NBC W, COY |55 mors o her Copiea ana y passed from one to another, evidently WESTERLY, R. I enjoying the sensation that they were —————— | dolng something secret and romantic. FARMS FOR EXCHANGE. Two excellent farms; can trade either| All the leading Japanese newspapers for cily property of equal value; ome| which comment on China's declaration 'r_work by C. M. Williams, | Miss Marian, Bailey, of Collins: work by 5 2 i ; ville, (metal ceilinz’ by Rogler & | Paul Fox Murdock, of this placs, has . Norw tile flooring by New{ been aunounced. . Miss Bailey is the coritive Tl C0 i onew Lon- | Gaughter of Rev. and Mrs. G. F. Bailey work by ) - | ana £ y ’ nting by H. P. Beausoleil, SenaaTe oo Norwich: window fixtures by Brager & m;:(:UN‘D—-CFr[dLy. Bél !rlnall‘lum of &85 Commerce St~ " "sepita"| Machinist and Electrician - L i GOOD PLACE TO WORK eal Co. 0. New York. Norwich Nickel and : The.Bes! 2 - 37 acres. state-road, near city, modern 3 H o oA LRl E ! e.Best Place is the Ch oA of war are apprehensive that internal L e "C‘E‘rtx}:'t sign’ by Century IF YOUREARSRING' Sapest GOOD WAGES ?-?lf";‘?:r. ‘-:3 .“31 ’.;?:::,'h‘:f.“ bfx‘lfin disorders are likely to result in China, 2 . E own, Fa. Place to Bu: ings, keeps 50 he a3 't interested, write | cwing to southern opposition to the WITH HEAD y APPLY IN PERSON ONLY/| - - or telephone - Tuan Chi-jui cabinet. They do not ARMY'S FIRST CASUALTY AUTO ROBES WAGONS ¢ .1 am going to sell My Bakery Busi-| jez0a YoM SAGENCY. o, Sxpect divectitangible asaistance Bom - 3 wi China, but the maintenance of inter- ness: Located in. Mystic, Conn, _only nal order, they declare, is the greatest Bakery in town doing good busine: Telp which China can render to the ANNOUNCEMENT OF WAR NOISES HARNESSES / RUBBER BooTs |GOODYEAR COTTON STEAMER RUGS CARRIAGES A Sergeant and a Private Slightly old i ool allies.” s If ,you have catarrhal ceafness MILLS., INC stablished, all equipped with large Fo allies. Haeras e 2:& e yg“nrm?;"gfl(filoub"":s SOM s oD TEAN : o Rct; AR ppee and: tooke, fwo SN | 1y, very 1u45u§xfinln-e5 of Wal. A Budapest telegram to the Cologne ington, Sept. 10.—The war de- (Strength). and- add to It 1-4 pint of HARNESS IN STOCK GOODYEAR, CONN? one good horse, harness and blankets, | ... i Nforan, consisting principally of | Gazette says that the Hungarian gov- store fully equipped and in first class|electric machinery, tools and equipment | ernment has prohibited the reopening = mplets, together with the agency of | ¢ i c! S é shape and | am going to sell to the | S0™Rle = of Rumanhjan schools, as numerous 9 the Willard Storage Battcrles. etc. No| oo FRCAT IS0 O e M ine war Sept. m L L CH.APMAN Co. WANTED parties making best offer before Sept.|money o buy s busuem, 2:;2;5?; Which necessitate sharper state con- 15th. .Here is a chance for a man to | oWner 3 T i NORWICH, CT. and js willing at this time tc make the | trol of these school he minister ICH, . get an 5 2 e partmen: announced late today that|hot water and 4 ounces of granulated . G. Calderwood and Pri- |Sugar. 71ake 1 tablespoonful four times both of Com-|® 38¥: i often bring Julck re it Telief wayv Engineers, [from the distressin ghéad noises. wounded by shell | Clogged nostrils should opor. breathing | 44 gaTH STREET. eclares that the tablished business right. Come | sacrifice. A great opportunity for the|of public instruction on duty in France.|become easy and the mucous stop drop- Yy h = ¢ is the zrmy’s first casualty an- |ping int> the throat. It is easy to pre. " u k “ ‘ i - ill | right man. Slotic at > moumesment of e war, except that |PREE Reont S ST a e | o vou wwawn o pue llinery - Maker: and Apprentice fars see it and tent-me what you will| “E5. Bif oo parsicutars, imauire or | Biriin IREShE T e ihe ax concerning the members of the medi- = R v o -3 ¥ JOHN A. MORAN. to be ascribed to the triot Sopsorming the members of the medi: | ity of et molies snoWle #ive ibis | inoas Berors” tve, public. tisre i 4| B. GOTTHELF & CO, E E. VINGENT MYSTIC, CONN. e amA e Ssoneteeciiad o HES MO o throug] . . bembed a hospital. e B o d eatwupply you. R e et mp&& g 04.100° Main S» 4" E. Main 8¢ Tel. 128.2 Frauklin Square, Norwich schools