Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 26, 1917, Page 8

FAIR, CONTINUED COLD TODAY AND TOMORROW Not e FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCHES " What Is Going On Tonight | Moving Pictures at the Auditorium. Vaudeville and Protoplays at the Theatre. foving Pictures at the Breed The- are Norwich Rifle Club meets at the Armor. Uncds Lodge, No. 11, I 0. O. F., meets Odd Fellows' Hall Thames Union, No. 7, U. B. of C a o ts in Carpenters’ Hall latbers™ Uhlon " meots at 117 Main SSticn, conctaye, Mo 434 1. O 2. Norwich Lodge, No. 248. N. E. O. P, R Sebequonash Council. No. 11, D. of P, e ERE ST ANNOUNCEMENTS Service Flags. The Porteous & Mitchell company has a spectal announcement in their advertisement today regarding service flags. Salvation Army Lecture at Fitchville. At the Fitchville Baptist church on Monday evening at 7.30 o'clock En- ign Albert Baglin will show 125 great ar scenes from the European con- tict, including_thrilling naval aerial .rtiilery and infantry battles. Mrs. zlin will sing illustrated songs. All are cordially invited Bible Class to Open. The Bible class for men will hoid its first session Monday night in the oard room. Secretary Hill will act as cader of the class. Immediately af- ter the Hoover supper the study will be taken up. Several men have indi- cated their intention of being present. The class is open to all men whether members of the Y. M. C. A. or not. Property Sold Twice This Month. John A. Moran has made a quick double turn on the well known Roath property on Palmer street consisting of two houses and five acres of land, \which has been in the Roath family for vyears and is a genuine landmark. First, on Nov. 15, he sold it for the owner, Calvin J. Roath, to J. Andrew and Pauline Rossmark and again Fri- day he sold it for the new owners to Gilbert S. Raymond, who plans im- portant development of the propert AUDITORIUM. Today's Featurs, “The Guardian,” a Super Picture in Five Parts—A Fine Christie Comedy and Geod Vaude- ville. June Elvidge, Montagu Love and Ar- thur Ashley—all three—are starred in “The Guardian.” the newest World- Picture Brady-Made which will be the attraction on Monday and Tuesfiay the Auditorium theatre. With thess throe famous and brilliant stars head- ing the cast, with a superlative pro- duction and ‘with a clever and enter- taining story “The Guardian” forms a film attraction of really superior merit. All film fans who look for the best in screen entertainment are urged to see this production. All will enjoy it thoroughly. This_theatre will begin today o show high Class vaudeville with its fine picture programme, and offer for your approval Billy Newkirk and th Homer Sisters, in a new collection of songs and dances. These clever people have scored a big hit in all the biggest theatres in the larger cities Fuller and Meade, two very clever boys, who have a fine line of come- dy, will keep you in good humor. They also know how to sing songs as they should be sung. A very fine Christiv Comedy completes a bill that is sure to please everyone. BREED THEATRE. George Loane Tucker's Screen Ver- on of Hall Caine’s Greatest Story, “The Manx-Man,” Feature For To- NORWICH TOWN astor and Girls’ Choir From Trinity Methodist Church Brighten After- noon for Sheltering Arms Household —Shore Leave for John Fields— Children Earn Pocket Money Husk- ing. P. Rev. J. H. Newland, pastor of Trin- ity Methodist Episcopal chuhch, gave a most fitting_address Sunday after- noon at the Sheltering Arms. The text chosen was, When ye pray say; Our Father. I am glad that I can sometimes think in simple ways about God, he said, as walking with a plow- boy, as wandering with us in the Wwoods, as being with our dear, sick ones, close to the needy, smoothing the pillow of the weary. God is like our earthly father because He pro- vides and makes everything beautiful for us. God sweetens the hard things. He is like our earthly father in that He puts joy into everything in this world. He puts laughter into the world, it is everywhere in the ele- ments about us. God wants good feel- ing and cheer among His children. He is like our earthly father in His patient persistance. He keeps calling when we wander away. We are so slow in grasping opportunities, we are siow when called to great endeavor, God keeps calling again and again, because He js our Father. He calls to better things. Sometimes I fancy I hear God say to those who are over- working, to a bci who has a hard time, “Be patient, it will be easier by and \by!” Sometimes He says, “You g0 to sleep, stop worrying! I will take care of the world” In loving care, with tenderness unspeakable, God leads us on. God owns His children and_their work. He writes a_man’s 500d_character on his face. God as our Father helps us over the hard places. When we do good work for Him we have His approval. He takes hold when we let go, and helps with His own strength for the end of the task. Christ says, “Our Father.” keep- ing us together in a close family rela- tion. Around His throne He will ga- ther us. Jesus said, When ye pray say, Our Father. Mrs. William Crowe, Jr.. was direc- tor of the girl®’ choir and played the accompaniments. _The service opened with the hymn, When Peace Like a River. The authems, Just For Today, and Sun of My Soul Thou Savior Dear, were given with rare sweetness of ex- pression and proved a most helpful part of the service. Spoke in New York Church. Rev. Francis Rose, who is taking a course of study at Columbia univer- sity, New York, was invited recently to 'address a men’s meeting at the Baptist church on Fifth avenue, of which Rockefeller is a member. After the address Mr. Rose was invited by those present, including Mr. Rocke- feller, to bring his slides and give the llustrated address on the Philippines. This Thanksgiving will be a notable one at Mr. Rose's father’s on Wauwe- cus Hill as four generations will be present, and Rev. and Mrs. Francis Rose will come from Ney York for the day. Forty-eight Hours Shore Leave. During the past week John Fields had a furlough of 48 hours from his ship in Philadelphia, and spent the time at his home on Elm avenue. Items of Interest. School children find chances Satur- days to earn ten cents a bushel husk- ng corn for the farmers. Miss N. J. Campbell, who has been residing on Washington street, is now located on Lincoln avenue. E Warren Sharples is returning from Backus hospital to his home in Taft- ville, after a successful operation for appendicitis. lay and Tuesday—Shows at 230, 6.30 and 830 p. m. Thackeray called his greatest story. “Vanity Fdir” a novel - without a hero” “The nx-Man” George Loane Tuckers Hlm version of Hall Caine’s greatest story, which will be shown at the Breed theatre today and Tuesday may well be called a grippins, human tale without a villain. This does not mean that there is any lack of that interest that springs from contrasting character, but merely that the play 50 truly human that it does not po: tray any one being so altogether bad that the inner light has never a o to shine. “The Manx-Man” is to be a picture that is so far ahead of the usual run of films that they are lost in the dust, and its run of a month at the Criterion theatre made a veritable sensation in New York in the realms of the screen drama. The last chapter of “The Fatal Ring" will also be shown and the latest war news in the Hearst-Pathe Weekly completes the bill. Owing to the length of this programme the first ev- DAVIS THEATRE Three Keith Standard Vaudeville Acts and Mae Marsh in Sunshine Alley, Six-Part Photo Feature, Today, Tuesday and Wednesday. For the first half of this week the Davis will offer an excellent pro- gramme of Keith standard vaudeville acts and super feature plays. The headline attraction is Chas. F. Sea- mon, astoundingly tall and thin, uni- versally known as one “Narrow Fel- lor.” As a matter of fact, no title could be more descriptive, for Seamon by all odds the thinnest and most cthereal personage any one could con- ceive of. As one reviewer wrote re- cently, a bottle of olives would make him 100k like a knotted thread. To add to his grotesque appearance, Sea- mon dresses like a horse with inter- ferers on the knees. Charlie extracts music from a variety of unfamiliar instruments. A running fire of com- #dy talk accompanied by a number of changes makes his freak music and bandy legs shrieks of mirth. Another sig time act is The Three Herbert Sisters, a trio of jolly English girls who present a_delightful singing and ncing specialty and the third act, Hays and Neal, offer a comedy skit with songs, entitleq The Soap «Sat The feature picture is ifarsh in Sunshine Alley. a quaint play with a quaint actress in six in- leresting acts. To complete the bill he Animat:de Weekly, with all the atest new- in pictures will be shown. Note the change in the evening time his week. vaudeville 520, pictures CASTORIA! 1nUse For Over 30 Years I _Barrels which pupils fill for Thanks- giving for the United Workers will be collected from the uptéwn schools to- morrow (Tuesday; Mrs. Hermon Gager of North Frank- lin and Mrs, Irving Chappell from New London visited Mrs. George, Geer of Plain Hill a day or two last week. Robert O'Hearn, a student at Trin- ity college, Hartford,. came Sa evening to his home on East Town street, to_remain over Thanksgiving. Bulletin’s Pattern Service 2199 A CHARMING NEGLIGEE. This model in_ ros @ Dlia batlte, in AElred ereps oF Ching silkc will be’ very ve, It is aiso nice for oee Efi;hnulz flannelette, percale, Tho pattern ls cut in . four sizes: Smail 33:34 inches bust measure: medi- um. 86-35; large, 40-4%, and exira lari 4i-16. Size medium ‘will require 13 vards of 36-inch material. ADattern of this ilustration mailed to any address on receibt of 10 cents Vofder throush The Bulletin Compan: rder unletin 2 rattern Dept., Norwich, Conn. % The Y. M. C. A. have just secured aa hotel in Paris which will become the headquarters in that city. They ave also formed a centre there for Dritish, Australian, and Canadian leave, and an information ureau similar to those In operation in London has been opened. and filed a wrilten application alleging saild estate, fully described in said ap- Piication. % 72 application bé heard and defermined at the Probate Court Room in Canterbury, in said District, on_the 30th day of November, the forendon, and that notice pendency of said application, and of said hearing thereon, be given by the a ‘circulation in 5aid District, at least heatine. the Court. copy of record. and AUCTION POSTPONED 3. C. WITTER .......-- ... Auctioneer On_account of bad weather, the sale scheduled to be held at the farm of the late Ezra Gallup. Ekonk Hill Thurs- day, Nov. 22 was postponed and will ocour on Friday, Nov. 30, day after Thanksgiving, at 10 a. m. Kindly bear this date in mind. FRANK_ GALLUP, ‘Agministrator. Auctioneer 25 laborers; 150 girls; girls; 6 machinists; 2 farm hands; 34 ‘weavers; 8 spinners; 2 nurse girls. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Central Bldg. Geo. L. Chesbro, Mgr Wanted TWO SPINNERS Apply GLEN WOOLEN MILLS, NORWICH TOWN. WANTED 014 False Teeth. Don't matter if broken. We pay 32 to $15 per set. Send By, parcel post and receive oheck by return mail. COLLATERAL LOAN CO. Removed to 154 Water St., between hetucket and Market Sts. Norwich, Cena. noviod novacd C. E. MACFARLANE AUCTION FRIDAY, NOV. 30, 1917, at 10 o'clock a. m. Having sold my farm, better known as the Sveidon farm, Sitvated in the Town of Scotland, oOne mile _from Scotland Center, will sell —at public auction all of the following described Personal property: 13 head cows—One Alrshire, new milch, giving 18 quart: 1 Holstein, three years old, new milch, giving 14 quarts; 1 Guernsey, six years 01d. due Dec. 16; 1 Holstein, five years 0ld; due in April; 1 Ayrshire, five years o1d; ‘fresh in September; 1 FHolstein, Coming three, fresh in September; 1 Holstein, three years old, due last of February; 1 Jersey, five years old, due in May: I Holsteln heifer, coming two: 1 bull, three vears old; 1 Jersey cow; 1 five year old Holstein, due in January; 1 Holstein, four years old, due in April} 1 shoat; i hay rake, 1 set of double farm harness, 1 set of single driving harness, 1 two-seated wagon, 1 Aspin: wall potato planter. 1 butcher wagon. 2 pairs of scales, two pairs of tacKle blocks. 1 Cooley creamer. 1 wagon pole, 100 bushels of corn on the \ear. FOR SALE FOR SALE 45 Myers Avenue Seven-room Cottage Good yard Price $2,000 Ol oéher artictos oo Rumeroms . to Bt Terms Sash. . Caterer Wil he Easy Terms It stormy. sale the following Monday, C. J. GRATTAN. in_attendance. take place on Dec. 3. novIEMW JAMES L. CASE, 37 SHETUCKET STREET STONINGTON Ofiver Denison Thrown to Ground and Rendered Unconscious When His Cart is Struck by an Automo- bile. JAMBES H. HYDE. Auctioneer. AUGTION T will sell at Public Auction TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1917 At 10 o'clock In the foremoon my farm. known as the J. Randolph Rogers place, unless previously posed of, situated near Montville Cen- ter, in the Towne of Montville, con- sisting of 226 acres of woodland, tili- able 1and_and orchards of all descrip- tions, 1 two-story dwelling ells, 3 barns, 1 corn-house and wagon- Oliver Denison of Quiambaug, a meat peddler, was injured Saturday evening when the.team he was driv ing was struck by an automobile own- ed and operated by William Strogo- witz. The accident occurred near Noyes avenue. Mr. Denison was thrown to the ground and found un- conscious by James E. Lord, who.as- sisted him home. The wagon and au- | shed.” I wood-house, 1. hen-house, 1 tomobile were considerably, damaged. | open wagon-shed. i big-house with The automobile driver clains there | set kettle I ecider-mill” gopd water Wae Mol gt on e (EenIM IO T will also sell at said timie and Stonington Pointers. place. the following ariicles of per- sonal property: 13cows (new 'milch and _springers. Ayrshire and Holstein grades). 1 pair of Oxen (weight 3,600, _ twins). 1 pair Steers (two_vears oid), 1 sound voung Horee (weight 1,100, Work single or double, Plans are completed for the big pa- triotic demonstration this evening. Congressman Freeman will speak, the Liberty chorus will sing and the Im- perial band, Company B, C. H. G., and the Boy Scouts will parade. Mrs. James Eddy of Pawtucket is|good driver), 2 Horses (weight about the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 1100 each, gentle. work ‘single or Glover. double), 1’ Guernséy Bull (fat). about 20 Hens, about 20 Pullets, (R. I Reds). L good Iron Axle Wagon with both pole and neap, 1 Light Team Wagon. | Shifting Pole, 1 Dump Cart with for- ward wheels, 1 O< Cart (nearly new), I Light Steer-cart. I Ox Sled. 1 Busi ness Wagon, 1 Open Buggy. 1 _Top Buggy, I Sleigh. 1 Millkk Wagon. 1 set Team Harness, 1 pair Driving Harness (nearly new), 5 Single ' Harness, Blankets, Whips, Robes, Saddle, Bte. 1 Mowing Machine. 1 Horse-rake. 1 Hay Tedder, 1 Steel Land Roller with Seeding attachment. 1 Acme Harrow. 1 Cut-a-way Harrow, 1 Hallock Weed- er, 1 Bady Chilled Plow. 1 M Plow. 1 Cultivator. 1 Hiller, 1 Horse Pitehfork \vith rove’ and pulléys, 1 Corn Shelier, 1 Hay Cutter, 2 Winnowing Mills. 1 Ov Shovel, 1 Eclipse Corn Planter. several Ox Yokes. Carpenters’ Tools. Stone Tools, Drills, Hammers, several Iro Bars, about 20 Chains, 1 Grindston. NOTICE Special Town Meeting THE LBGAL VOTERS IN TOWN MIBETING, OF THE TOWN OF NOR WICH, are hereby warned to meet in a SPECIAL TOWN MEETING. to_ be held in the TOWN HALL in said Nor- wich on FRIDAY, November 30, 1917, at 8 O'CLOCK P. M. to act upon o certain petition signed by more than twenty fnhabitants of the town of Norwich, aualified to vote in Town Meetings, which petition reguests the holding of a Speciil Town Meeting to determine whether or not the Town, acting by its Selc_cmen, shall betition, in writing, the Public Utilities Com- mission of the State of Connecticut, alleging that the rates and charges made by The Shore Line Electric Company’ for passenger service fur- nel Cider Presses (capacity 50 bushel. cach. with all belts. pulleys and a tachments complete). 1 Grater Grind- er. a quantity of Sawed Lumber, Millk Cans, Milk Bottles. Pails, Pans, about 0 tons of Hay. several tons of mowed Dats. 200 bushéls of ears of Corn, 100 bushels of Potatoes. 4 stacks of Cor Fodder, a few bushels of Rock Tur- nips. several barrels of Cider Vinegar. and many other articles too numerous to mention. nished by said Company within the Town of Norwich —are unreasonable | Terms Cash. Caterer in. Attendance. and asking for a reduction of said RAIN OR SHINE. tes, and to do all other acts neces- sary 'to the procuring and_establish- ing reasonablo rates and charges for such service. Also to do any. other acts necessary and proper to carrying out the purpose to which said meet- ing is called. Dated at Norwich, Connec 21st day of November, A. D. DAN D. HOME. CHARLES F. BROWN......Auctioneer AUCTION I will sell at public auction, on ac- count of shortage of help, TUBSDAY, NOV. 27, 1917, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon. the ' following _articles of personal property: Two working horses. 24 cat- e, consisting of some milkers. spring. ers and heifers, and & pair of Steers 18 months old, and farm implements. Wwagons, etc. I also offer at-priva® sale my, farm, formerly known as Dr. Johnson’s place, situatéd on the State road. ome mile from Fitchville, in tho Towi of Bozrah, of about 100 acres, consisting of tillable land and orch- ards, 1 two-story dwelling house with 22 rooms, a dining room and kitchen in a bullding by itself (125x20 feet, previ- gusly used as a dancing hall). § barns. 1 ice house. 1 wagon , 1 Targe silo, 1 wood house, 1 hen house, 1 black- smith shop. cement floors and running water in thie cow and horse barn, run- ning water in the house and outside, wells of spring water (never dry): sehoolnouse near the premises: mail Qelivered twice a day. If stormy, next fair day. Terms cas! . S. BECKBR. FOR SALE 143 McKinley Ave, This beautiful 10-room house with all improvements and in excellent condition, - located on McKinley avenue near Broad street. Owner leaving town. For particulars, Francis D. Donohue - Phones Central Bldg. Norwich FOR SALE Two Brand New Diamond Disc Edison Talking Ma- chines. Ne reasonable offer refused. PLAUT-CADDEN CO. Norwich, Conn. ticut. this 7. NOTICE TO SELL RBAL ESTATE. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Canterbury, within and for the Dis- trict of Canterbury, on the 24th day of November, A D. 1817, Present—A. HALE BENNETT, Judge. Bstate of Charles E, Waldo, an in- capable person, of Canterbry, Conn., in la_District. The Conservator appeared in Court that said estate is now in settlement in said Court, and praying for an order to sell certain real estate belonging to ‘Whereupon, It Ts Ordered, That sald A. D 1917, at 10 o'clogk in the ublication of this order once in The orwich Bulletin, a_ newspaper having aays prior to the date of said that return be made to A. HALUE BENNETT, Judge. The above and foregoing Is a true ANNE BENNETT, Clerk. Attest: novzed ESTATE OF HENRY . G. JEROME, late of Montville, in the Probate Dis- trict ‘of Montville, deceased. The Administrator having exhibited his administration account with sald estate to the Court of Probate for sald District for all 1t is Ordered, That the day of No- vember; 1317, at 11 o'slock in the fore- noon. at the Probate Office in Mont- ville. be, and the same is, assigned for | a hearing on the allowance of said ad- ministration account with said estate. DAN D. HOME, Judge. AT A oF TE HELD at Norwich, within and for the District 3f Norwich. on the day of Novem- ber, A D. 1917 Present—NELSON lishing the sam: once in a ne 3 baving & ciromiation in said District, make return to this Court. 3. AYLING, Judge. The above and foregoing 1s a trus copy of record. . Attest: HELEN M. DRESCHER, Clerk. NOTICE.—AIl creditors of said de- ceased are hereby notified to present their claims nst said estate to the un ed at Norwich. Conn.. within the time limited in the above and foregoing order. = novada Administratro. FREDERICK T. BUNCE Piano Tuner Phone 838-2 Clairmount Ave. WiEN bus- inssa hccore Yot Dunlic:” thare. ia, mo o 11 5 chan FE Ve 2 el s house with | farming tools not mentioned, 3 Push- | WANTED FOR SALE TO RENT WANTED—Hens, chickens, dressed| FOR SALB—300 bushels TO RENT Six-room tenement on hogs, calves: highest prices paid by |James Kane, Canterbury. Bast Baltic St; $9 @ month, Tel Jotepn “Hochberg, 151 Main St Willl- | Seom sanis — At once 1885-4. novzed peicts. o el. 147-13. 1nov26d_ | . nge, first class condition; TO RE! Large sun with WANTED_$300 for two vears_ at 6| Beckwith airtight stove, lavae .| aul conveniences, centrally located, Ap- per cent, from private party. Address|both for burning wood. - Address Caus. |ply 11 Ch S novied 3B Bulletin Office. nov26d | M. Ames, Willimantie, Conn., 15 D. 2| —roEna—0r — = = = novzed 0 —Upper_tenement. 5 room: WANTED —Old_ books, pamphlets. D B _|ana” path, corner Laurel Hiil avenue mewspapers before 1820, pictures and| FORSALE—Pigs six weeks old. 1L |and Yerrington strect (near Thermnos old letters; gocd prices paid. C. J.|Santa, Yantic, Scott HIlL nov26a | factory). $8.00 per month. Inquire of King, Norwich, Conn. Box 195 > Soont B — | . W. Lester, 42 Cemtral Builiing nov26d FOR SALE Cheap, about 15 bushels| 'nov2ed of hand picked rusé reening an — — WANTED Journeymon electricians. | Baldwin apples. Charics Murphy. Yan- | T0 RENT Apartment v The Blectrical vontractors’ Corpora- | tic, Conn.. R, I, D. No, 1. 'nov26d |reoms at 239 Broad St. Inau L tion, Waterbury, Conn. novied Chapman. nov2ia FOR SALE—Nice White Wyandotte [ —p o —————— WANTED—High grade sales agent|pullets; also good parlor stove. Tel| TO RENT—Lower 5-room tenement, by “large manulacturing corporation;| 646- nov26d _ | 388 West Main St. Phone 1144-2 we will assign guaranteed territory - — | “novzia and consignment worth approximately| FOR SALE—Onc good work horse, | — -t = $12.000 to suitable party aple to furs|Weight 1300, nine years old, good work-| TO RENT—Eight rooms, cleciri nish fidelity bond and capital sufficient | or Single or double, price $90; also | lights, gas. bath, hot and chld water to 'maintain himself in® territory for |roan horse.'six years old, sound, weight |27 Rogers Ave. Laurel Ml J. Al| Spprosimately 60 days: will advamee|1100, good farm horse price $10; a|Turner, Phone 735-13. 7 per cent. of the prospective commis, | New’ custom made dTiving harmess, sec- | —yo— o TS Siohs on acceptable sales orders, but|ond hand lighl driving harness, e e oo an tion, "care "of The Nerwich Bulletin. ble blanicets. DR G R — asttio. sep2aMsSat. " WANTED Driver. Apply at Norwich | . FOR SALE Sweet cider and turkeys. | “ro mEnt e et Taunary, PRIy At A ™ | ATSo Two handsome CEiack | Beaves |, TO RENT A fine dut rent e e — |skins, tanned and plucked: elogant | able all modern inquire ot WANTED—Two men who understand | trimming. ady's o cobt o or Shag | nin, > Broadway farming and are handy; can use a man |James 1. Wells, Yantic, Conn. TO RENT Cottage, a ern im- with wife to help in house; good hours | " novz4d provements. Inquire J mpkins, and good board; will pay $35 to 350 = - O . o d per month, or can employ an oldish R SALE—_Two new milch cows. fest 8 Man to help In barn. Adqress P, O. Geer, R. F. D. 6. Telephone| 710 RE Box 45, ‘Central Village, Ct. or Tel nov24d | bath and 28-12 Moosup. nov2sd FOR SALE 1914 model 70 Over SRR WANTBD_Fxperienced _waiter _or | touring car “in good condition TO RENT waltrens, Appiy Gity Tanch, Norwich, | Auto Sales Company, 13 Bath St., houseke hovsed nov_24d nevita WANTED_Cathollc, to devote a few | FOR SALE_Three yearlin 10 RE At steam hours sach day to Spesis) ontside wark: | Inauire F. L. Lathrop, 230 Maple § heat, bath, gas and . electric conne permapent position. B, B. Box 1077 | _novisd e tions. Apply at 122 Broadway. 1 Sem Tork DoviEM | FOR SALE Onc Reo Touring car | T RENT — Furpihed rooms for —— e ao w winter top: 1 Cadillac | light housekeeping. 27 Division St. ey emady. B. Cotthal | ouring, 1913; aieo Cnanaler sedan, 1015, | sep2ia o Also trucks from -4 to 4 fons, new | — - - - WANTED—An_American _woman as|and seconds. These cars are in good TO RENT—_Furnished —room: also housekeeper in family o three. W. G.|condition; price will be right. Main|Looms for light housekecping. 100 Show, Stansniela Depot, ‘Conn.. Box 25.| Sireet Gurage, Bo¥ 313" Moosun, ct. " | School s o3 e e novies e RE: ment tenemont at 66 family of three, within 10 minutes’ novzéd WANT! general family of three. novz4d competent maid housework in an apartment Telephone 634 WANTED Four or five rooms for walk ‘of Marlin-Rockwell plant. =Ad- for FOR SALE _Roval (ypewriter. new, one typewriter desk. desK, one flattop desk, chairs. For full particulars V. P, A, Quinn, 91 Main St FOR SALE First grocery store at 1 must join the army ing n class > 8 st n tion as bookkeeper and stenosrapher. References can be given. Address M. A. L, Bulletin. nov24d WANTED _Young lady wishes posi- FOR SALEFord one ton daily use and in good conditio The’ report about the closing factory malke: 1 unusual MEN AND WOMEN—Splendid portunity to operate your own ness in whole or spare time. cent profit. -P. O, Box 208, Norwich, Conn. nov24d on- busi- 60 per value.” The McCormic! Shetucket T TOR “SALE Maxwell 1816 model,” overaauled teed. This powerful ind WE BUY and sell furniture, stamps, thing éise: old books especially Write or call. Louis D. er St. mar24MWs ool o Wat protits for- you. Call evenings. 5. Central Bidg., Norwich. _nov24d WANTED _Blacksmith __to lathe tools, planer tools. etc. hand and at power hammer; tool forg- essary il forging pra tunity for a class’ habits share of which Government. rding age, habits, experience, etc. first letter. The Marcy Tool Wo Putnam, Conn. nov2s g00d mechanic with ctice; at clean work, a is now for the U. S. ks, sign building. 36 Chestnut St. ~nov3a month; list free. Dept. '37-K., Rochester, nov2iMWFS WANTED—At once, good blacksmith; steady work _and Wazes. Apply Scott & tion. Franklin_Institute, N, nov2od WANTED A chambermald. A at the Wauregan House. nov1 .~ 1st. _you can send smokes to France. iled. — Special il—one Driar pipe, five packages package ready Dbac ot r happy. Fagan's Smoke Shop. d buy raw furs; Phone 1301-4. “WANTEDMan for_general __worlk 3 o SR novisa WANTED — Raw furs, at H. A, ’s_ Water St. every Thursday. Bennett. novi2d - "WANTED — Tinners, sheet workers, gravel roofers and helpers: Righent ' wages. AEe. . novsa furniture of all kinds; get our before you sell, A. Bruckner, 55 lin St. Tel. 717-3. i noved false teeth. antiques or any- want- ard, 32 WE CAN make your time earn good Koom forge both by ing experience preferred, but not nec- some an_excellent oppor- rustworthy man of first- large State full particulars’re- n T WANTED Carpenter and h€lper for GOVERNMENT war positions open: clerical work; men-women wanted: $95 35 send Packages under 7 pounds dg not'have to be of wood or two tins of to- 5 cigarettes (wrapped in wax paper), pipe cleaners “larctte papers, all for 31. Make T Biag., Room 108, haver Bids., Room 103, A novisd good place for reliable metal T WANTED—Second hand and antique rices anic- car is a bargain McCormick Ci novizd FOR SALE Maxwell model, in good condition Frisbie-McCormick Co., 52 Shetu noviza FOR SALE _Repubilc used for demonstrating o E as new. ' pneumatic iircs on wheels, Solid tires on rear: price, delivered, $960: ~ you « over $200 on_thie model. * The McCotmick Co., Shetuc 24 TFOR_SALE Pizs. | L C. Ludlow Farm. Phone. 1861-13, roughbred, O. Stonington. Tnearl. office quire of ov2zd 1t and Owner ovild uclk, i n,’ $300. \orthe 916 icket St as z0od presert Fris cet St. (022d Ten new ch’ and _the springers, Ayrshires and also three and one- working oxen. . . SHARPE. Telephone 95-4, W general £o0d Clarik -Corpora- Eine business opportun an Tce Co of offered for s modern équipment, complete. houses of about 5000 tons c about 1,000 tons best quality i on hand, horses wagons, practically new two-ton tra Address £ The Consumers’ I e Com, Daalelson, Conn. Ho| alf pairs of Devon and 50 COWS FOR SALE For Sale--Ice Business| or_rizht nd equipment Daniel- e. . All Two apacity, now one ce pany FOR SALE A. M. AVERY ephone 1122-2 Apply to 13 Central Property at 337 Main Street with Store and Tenement, lot 60x160 feet. 62 Broadway T WANTED—O matter it broken set. chéck by return mail. S. Fifth St, Philadelptia, Pa. novéd WANTED—WEAVERS Talse _teeth; I pay $2 to $15 All ernment work. Good pay. Apply Norwich Woolen Mills WANTED—GIRLS Sixteen years and over to learn wind- ing. All woolen yarns. Apply Norwich Woolen Mills WANTED GIRLS and WOMEN MARLIN-ROCKWELL CORP. Employment Office, - City- WANTED from about January first next. Address “JAMES", Care The Bulletin. WANTED TWO MULE Apply JOSEPH HALL & SON Trading Cove, Norwich WANTED JOB PRESSMAN ENQUIRE AT don't er Send -b; rcel post and receive Barn POL._Mazer, 2007 Crompton-Knowles looms. Gov- Capable accountant wishes permanent engagement in Norwich or vicinity Corcoran Homestead, 102 man street, eight rooms barn or garage. about 300 feet extending to river, two building. lots trees and vines Goou reason for selling. very low. THOS. H. BECKLEY 278 MAIN STRRET Teiephones 724 and 63 " The ‘fine ments of odern six-room at once if you want one. -They R e P R R FOR SALE Frontage of in abundance. Price DO NOT DELAY Tal- and the fruit apart- E NORWICH HOUSING | COMPANY are neacly all taken. Speak | cannot be equalled in Norwich for the price, viz: $20 a month. Will sell you a_fine two -family house at a reasonable price and on most favorable term: in fine residen- tial section. terms to suit. ARCHA w. COIT AGENT Telephone 1334 FOR SALE The very attractive Cottag No. 13 Winchester and fully modern. business men. Will be sold :fnablo. For full particulars JOHN A. MORAN Real Estate Broker Franklin Square FOR SALE Two splendid work horses, W 2800 1bs. one good heavy doubl ess, three £00d. hea One two-horse wagon and ome cally new two-ton Some of the best located house lots in the city. Prices attractive and House, nearly new |the West and hence A great chance for | Come and look it over. reas- inquire eighin, il ngle harness, practi- THE CONSUMERS’ ICE CO.. Danielson. OF ALL KINDS Pt For Sale by So. Inquire at Bulletin Office. reasnnable FUNISTED —remma; ates. suitchle for light housekeeping. 55" a5 Calon e 5% You Homelike, with bath, set tubs; CAN REN furnished ten-room house electric lights, steam heat short walk from business 350 monthly comfortable _room flat, fur nished witl taste and discriminat all improvements; refined neighbo Dec. 15 to May 1st for $35 a month rooms and bath, heat furnish- per mon'th: srwich Town; 5 rooms and bath, furnace heat; nice garden. $15 4 month. Cenfrally located, T rooms and bath, |electric ™ lights, ~ steam heat. $25 Tty opilonal list of | Pemie and EOTS hna. LOTS ‘of TOTE? ARCHA W. Corr. relephone 1334 3 Bronaway. TO RENT FURNISHED APARTMENT 7 ROOMS and BATH From Gec. 15, 1917, to May 1, 1918 $3500 A MONTH Inquire JAMES L. CASE 37 Shetucket St. FOR SALE mo; residences and FOR SALE. Cottage Houses, Tenewent and Bus! ness Biocks, Bullding Lots, all in sirable locations LISt your property it you care to seli or rept, as I have a number o1 people lookink Lor real es- tate investments. WILLIAM F. HILL, ‘state and Insurapce. Thayer Bidg. Iteal Room 1ui SALE HORSES 1 pave Horses thal ! want to gispese of right away. Nine of them are big work horses—tie balance wiil hfrom $00 to 1200 1bs. Come and Jec them. ELMER K. PIGRSON. 263 maylsa FARMS FOR EXCHANGE. Two excellent farffis; can trade either for city property of equal value; one 27 acrés, state road, near city, modern buildings: alsy 18U acre stock farm with tools and equizment, ings, keeps 50 head. or telephone TRYON’S AGENOCY, Willimantie. fine build- t interested, write ct Furnished Seashore Cottages For Sale or Rent at Watch Hill, Weekapaug. Pleasan: View, and along the Rhode Island shere; also accessible Seashore Farms. Send for booklet. CcoY FRANK W. WESTERL' YOU CAN BUY A Cottage, Barn, Gristmill, rce Bu ness and 1% acres of Land, very cheap cheap of E. A. PRENTICE Phone 300, Norwich, Ct, 86 CIiff St. $800 Will buy a five room Cottage House, one acre. of land, some fruit and hen- nery, only 1 1-4 miles from Westerly. A bargain. Investigate! 63 Broadway | p vy ‘two Cottage Houses, barn, 3 acres of tillable land, 30 bearing apple trees and some other fruit. This place | is situlitea on Norwich and Westerly trolley, telephone In house, a bargain for some one. Owner is leaving for this sacrifice. WILLIAM A. WILCOX FARM SPECIALIST 41 West Broad Street, Rooms 1 and 2 WESTERLY, R. Telephone 2365 LOST AND' FOUND When I 1 The c the amateu ‘speed Divorce ft they fool The The in ariver who near by, And put of Fat And n. Who hiscar The chauffeur who t t the wr tells ¢ pride— Who And tination-place Fer wid o 1 ain't Des a_midd fireplac: —Frank L. St Constitutton. HUMOR OF TFHE She—I though friend had very litt He—So I did. She—Why, he has since he came here a He—That may be said anything.—Bosto “What is the name “This is Broadw proud ‘citibzen of Dul “Ah! Named in } 1 this is oughfare.—Birminghar Andrew Carnesie which he considered important factor in capital, or brains? replied, with a m eye: “Which is Jeg on a three-leg tian Register. Talksmith and_youns B She must ous_thoroughfare, sir., pr “Why, ¥ T Mrs. on ged. Dill—Why, such a thing! ame way and Boston Globe. “How do you like N “The street cars are suit me. They pack in a box.” “Your comparison i box_of don’t co to pack Journal Irate Mamma half an hour since shop to get those th are back without them. Little Dick—It was su bgfore my turn came to Mi sardines is ful keep Op: a few that I forsot what it wa Then why didn't ¥ and find out?” I was afraid if T 1 tur: lwaukee Ne TiiE KALEIDOSCO} million rou Four thousand been subscribed to the s liberty loan on October 28. Signor Tallorl, a person sidera! mportance in the world, has been shot dead by who obtained entrance to Giustiniani. An arrest has to the Brazil of her entr the Bolivian foreign the sympathy for the United Brazilian troops b trated for the purpose surveillance over the Ge the state of Rio Grand eensorship has beer Brazil. Mgr. Cattaneo, ar ra the new apostolic tralia, who arrived Tuesday. expressed greaf military worth All direct trading bis his by Arm lers, exporters and biende with Furopean countries prohibited. The busines: handled only by the food tion. Cardinal Bourne has con visit to the British fron During his visit he addre great gatherings of Roman soldiers, and he was able to 300 chaplains. On Tuesday the king of visited the barracks at Athen spected the troops. He res: satisfaction at the new officers, whom he urged t preparations for war in or the Bulgar enem Mr. Holman, the premi South Wales, who returned fror land via America, says that ed States is making wonde to help win the war, ready has between men under training. 00,0 LOST—White fuf muff, on River Ave., Sunday morning, Finder leave at Bulletin Office and' receive reward. nov2ed LOST-—From my pasture, a Buck- skin mare. Finder notify Peter Ba- hara, 309 Asylum St nov2sd — White. from Qct. 4., 1917 Same rate per thousand. CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH Don’t miss this. Cut out enclose with fc and r ¢ Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., ¢ writing your name and ad You wlll receive in retur age contalning Fole: Compound, for coughs, s Hone: Foley Kidney Pilis, for and back, rheumatism. gars will be $3.90 a 100 | ney and bladder aliment " y5 o i ot WY | Catnartic “Tabiets, thoroughly cleansing catharti stipation, billousness, heads sluggieh 'bowels. The Leo & O