Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 15, 1917, Page 14

FAIR AND COLDER TODAY AND TOMORROW NORWICH. CONN., SATURDAY, DEC. 15, 1917. Bullelim, FULL ASSCCIATED ¥ Tat - PRESS DESPATCHEI What lb Going On Tonight |McCuray, ‘zuehor the Way t;ow:n?.: LOST AND FOUND . WANTED FOR SALE TO RENT FOR SALE T company in the comedy rube sketeh, | ————————————————— o A Touch of Nature. The DeWitt and LOST—Thursday li:hfi at N Y.. N 'rnov your okd hat m FOR SALE —Nice one (year old kot w for lMght house- We come, O men O o i > in a_delightful comedy, singing and |fining o sum of money Jueh, fo0 = To mm fromt room, first ° e S i . P FANTED Farnitare i Swift-winged and " trus n\ iudeville and Photoplays at dancing spectalty that is right up to | {in'Gpice and get reward. decisd Ao M““;'ny“,;‘;’"""l Beor, Srpianble Bt. Tel 318-12. the air: Dais Theatre. date. The feature photoplay is Mag- B s saa . Thurs- |address Furniture, care Bulledn. ‘ And over all the Grand 0ld . Tieht. between 5 3" o'clock. | _ decisd S o tox® RENT A nicely farnished room. Torn trom arches of th = . | hew e Oue utes’ . waile i Streams like a splendid o ANNOUNCEMENTS & SarsaTBon 105 Fade Conn. e | — : Sihafe 15 Shineons or 19 oniiomin | Nearty a dozen mighty good Cars— | Above bhe batile hosis o 275" Central Ave. cvenings or Sundas.|Box 9% Bulletin, deci4d | Overtands, Chevrolets, Jeffroys—at ot | pojeagnered comr » Caiéndars for distribution, between S NE DRI pate departmental. | ~ decisd TO RENT Tnfurnihed rooms in|92rage, and we are willing to unload | = The fag Is comine 2 amll £p.m. ‘to, adulfs jonls. ~Jewett Eoica” Finder will Tecelve reward and | Bographars. writs for free baricuiars| —FOm SALE_igs nime wooks ol To-| Brivate family; all conveniences? splen: | them at SACRIFICE PRICES—hun- | s when It shons &t Shorthand Sch 1 restore fo owner by leaving at Eaton|to J. C._Léeomard (former govermment|quirc of W, Stranz, 183 Roosovelt Ave |{ld, locatlon. * Address Box 13, care|dreds of dollars under list prices. As when it gleamed at Chase Co., 129 Main St. declsd | examiner). 276 Kemels Bidg, Washing- deersa | Bulletin, decidd All Cars with electric lights, starters | 715, J3§, 97, which your Lafay LOST_Dog: black and tan shepherd. decisd_ | “pon SALE 20 brouze turkeys and & and well equipped. Making room fori Ciamee oo 9T Please retarn o The Pasnik Co. vum—w % the Wauregan | whits omes | Phose 161-% op write new Cars. iIs fiying aow for those who f decl4d e I S CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS | »oF freedom g y LOST— Tt_may concern:| WANTED Men and women to book| FOR SAL® Ford tourtog car, 1913 i EL o e P e sk s M » ¢ Notie s hercby given that Automobile |orders for trees. shrubs. vines, Toses;|model, or trade for horse. lnquire Otis . Howe. the popalar pas. £ ; fes"Nos, 10958 and 10910 to 1025, | full or ‘epare time: weekly pay: expe’ | Wiippia Hampton. Conn. decisd TIRES O brothers in the eommon c : | Of liberty bevond the seas ior of Park Congregational church : inelusive, of the National Fire Insur-|rience unnecessary. Western New York | —po oo o ol M o0 $3,000 worth at old_prices while they | Lift up your cyes and. ¢ 8 who will deliver an address at the s anee"Company ot Hartfora, Conn. Te- Nefscrin, Rochsetory N, X. decibd - |, FO% SALE —Our family borse, Prince. e ieacem heat: and al Iast. Fall lin. of Tubes ami “Weeh | .00 GIory streams men’s rally at Y. M. C. A. building & 3 quiring for their valldity T DOLLS that talk, from 2% up. Useful | or feed, price 370; also one good young | 4ress Box 50, Bulletin. decidd |Chains. New line of plush and wool | Of trench and barr 4 p. m. tcmorrow afternoon. - Share of &/ Guly some e e sifta The Pasik Co. sell I0% Jese. " | Work motse. sound, & sure puller, single - 5| AUTO ROBES, direct from factory.|In warlike splendor, r Howe always has somethiny Interest: | D S L S TR gr Jouble. price 380; aiso a lot ot No middleman’s profits. $3.50 and up.| And blue above the bat 1 ing to gay, and a large numoer of . igned, issued or accounted for. s ey arm et WS 5 S £ snould hear )ulm ofiinis oecsalon. - e g‘?"?‘"“min'“e"fidbih""'n‘: lsmn Bt. upstairs, Willimantic. NONE-FREEZE FLUID The Bagle's wings are spread for “Che musical program wil LARA KIMBALL YOUNG by this company. they will be value! “To mENT_ st @ SPE! L vocal solos by Miss Jennie Kendall fnd void In the hamds of whomsoever tan FOR SALE vy parior stovs, portect | tor Ca e Gotore, *‘;}‘fem‘:;-;:, SPEDOLENE GREASE |Somewhere in France the and Raiph Holiand. Hugh Kinder will lhey“;naby l'nlg andl T:ddmm:u}; Z5 noe; _ deseri m‘;!‘l:godn. 24 Hedge Ave. ToL 510 | Sts, 5 ad 0Oid Prices, $1.00-$1.50 Goa e have charge of the music, and Hobert wou! e illegal & My May not have fought > found they should be returned to the —— RENT —Swall Turmis ot & wus will officiate at the pano. All home office of the company at Hart- e ey RO T S 5053 Y. all latest improvements. at 5] Fair- onc|ALL AUTO ACCESSORIES God rive our Fagle's men are welcome. —— |fora, Co No claim of any nature| ~WOMEN—Secure 3 . 2 = T p?.’;pom:; to be based upon them will wich, Ct. decsd mount St fl",m_ strength the new @-act Select release in | B e 5 salary of| s = ANIELS To win: save the Mag fro DECEMBER CONCERT, ich ociaey il ot Seres P (ECOEHEE Y 128, TR oo e | SEaistint oS aibeenr T, RO, SAUE, Opon SS St i D, ON GARAGE | the Pine NORWICH MUSIC ASS'N.|a distinct triumph. Matineo at 180 |ingly, National bire Insursnce 8 of | RmERen Intersational Hoslecy Mitlal | 22,7 Pys R e C. M. PELLETT, Pron. P S evening at 6 and § p. m.|Hartford. Conn., 3 "‘M“ ) . Tt e & S i v, istant Secretary. Sismmnd kg-x. oo and | _FOR mB—Ch_;x one closed_in milk 2 Yulatide Numbers Conspicuslis in Pro- | Coming Monday, Mary Pickford in | P3P SS¥ it Rorwiclh Gonn. 9 A e e Y G’ s | wakon. i Food Condition! Fue Zof Win- meaee | Ees SO Danislson, Conm. =t e gFsm ~ to- Be Given by Women's ks g — | solid’colors. Useful gitts. i e { Aet ey Eiane 348 =4.i electric lLights and gas. Inquire at A. Tefophiane 190 Oh, ¥ you only knew Chorus. OPENING RALLY FOR Co._sell for less. FOR SALB 1916 Ford runabout, Al | Bruckners, 5 Fra n St declod Pride and lsughter and joy an & WANTED WANTED A woman to_do washing |condition. A LeMoine, Taftville. FOR RENT — Five-room flat with All my prayers through th The women's chorus of the Norwich RED CROSS CAMPAIGN at home for famdly of three 104 lec14d jgot tubs, electrle Tlent gls re e Music association. C. D. Geer-director, oo Frankiin st farm horses for, J18 por mondn inauire at, Aling FARMS FOR SALE my or you. Miss Louise Fuiier pianist, will ive|Hon. Joseph W. Alsop to Be the Prin- WANTED WANTED _At once, sober, ,m,“,.fl_ azonad = Store " Maecsd'” ST A R e ihe following prograla at the Decem- . i ous fireman, at the Wauregan House, o £ BENT Store, centraily located, boy, ber concert ar Slater hall Monday EpeaR.. Manager for small fruit and dairy |’ decisd FOR_ SALB Two pool tables; must| With fixtures: aiso gavags. Tel. 246, It 7ou see intereated in Farms oo g that winl hold #t true: «cvening next, having the assistance of | - 5 - |farm. Cottage on place; steady; FTLDRENS bath robes, 59c up; 1a- | be 5014 before Jan. 1. ly to A H.| _90cA R S Bedl o, sen. catalog. We have 4l atitches, and row Siide isabie) Mitchels vioiin. Miss Olive | ;4 7o, Sordial Invitation Js extend. |fartn age, family and experionce . | A1 e T e Ubetut Rifrs, | Langworth, Wafllerlytn.vf decud_ TO RENT Apartment of seven|0me Of the best located farms in| TG Hy ARt 00 o . ey, piano, and Mafael De Gruttola, |work of the Norwich Red Cross to ™. Norwich Bulletin, | The Pasaik Co.’sell for less. dectd. FOR SALE "A Richmor rooms at 239 Broad St Inquite L. L. | Bastern Connecticut. A Address Manager, Norwi ulletin, | S —oaisi- Doth Tmate and | ETand. baker TCAll ai 346 Main B, | Chapman. novzéd Ses how Tve_tangled in e “celio attend the opening raily n the Christ- .+ |mas membership campaign at the Da- Box 54. female, on army amd fancy dress| Bishop Studio. geetie - vis theatre on Sunday afternoon at 3 800ds; can earn 318 to $25 weekly. Ap.| FOR SALE—1914 Ford touring car: Eaymn to Music. Chorus. able, all modern. Inquire of J. TO RENT A fine flat rent reaso: $250.00 Something I can't und You who A nation's wroms Will buy you a House Lot, 100x120 feet | Surely 1. owe o4 happin Carols- o’clock. Come promptly. The meet- ply F. A. Bochmann & Co. Inc.. 2d and |frst class runnming order and _ good [ 2108 No. 32 Broadway. in Fair View Park. This is one of the| ILaughter and joy for Four Old Enslish Curols i will be brief, spirited and inspir- WANTED Cambria Sts, Phila, Pa, declSd _ |tires. Phone_646-3, Norwich. _decl3d| TO RENT Furnished rooms; also|best locations in town to build. Bn- 3 ords chiefly from 15th fi}““‘}»‘.)vb ing. The Liberty Chorus will lead in 47 OIL WELLS, earning _$252.000| ~FOR SALE_Roan horse, age 7, 1200 | 520pms J£°F T:‘fhlt‘“hguseketplnz 106 | quire of Dare 1 shed tears on sof o TR on MOl | the smsing of patrotic somes. The| HIGH-GRADE ELECTRICIAN |15 *5el’ ot ‘Giviaends: Oklahoma fely, | pounds, sound; a brown mare, 9 years sepid F. L RACINE Worl ey us brignt as dew . e Sl Eroa iy the Hon. Jo- FOR FACTORY WORK immense posstbilities; shares $1.25; ad- | 01d, 1250 pounds, sound; extra ‘good | o FO BENT _Be ement tenement at 58 i e o veceit (o by g Ernest Claude | PR W. Alsop. one of the most active vance soon: information free. obe | workers and drivers; will sell for one- | SSI0 0, o at Bulletin Otfice. Real Estate Agent, Plainfield soul? Lullaby, Zrn aude | members of the state council of de- Apply at once Ol Co. "Coinmerce BIGE. Kansas City, | hialf of what they are worth to setile il rr i i e liing Nay. so 1 knit a tiny hole, ___ Rafael De Gruttola. fense . At 3 o'clock on the minute. MARLIN-ROCKWELL CORP. Mo. dec15d ' |a bill; would take some hay in_ex-| FUBN Tooms: reasonable | _* 4 ) mion And let all the tears slip bt Olive Riley at the piano. v EMPLOYMENT OFFICE WANTED —Ladies should have coals| Change. Murphy Brothers’ Stable, Wil- SALVATION ARMY and “suits made to order at Lazarow | limantic. decl0d - v Group of Traditional French Car Bros’: style. fitting and workmanship rvey B. Gaui 2 o - FOR SALD Mixed wood in stove o s (i Harvey suaranteed:” also plush coats steamed | , FOR SALE-_Mixed wrood i ot Chorus. Christmas Dinner Funds Are Coming Sppotlis Trrunkhe Sirtet w . St~ Aleng Very Slowly This Ye: WOMEN' Ptk Phone Toos Bov2iWThS | Great P1lin" Tel 12923, dec10d Scherzo in C Minor, Opus 39. Chopin - . WILL YOU Iavest $90 Gnder absoluii| FOR SALE Two horses, one BIAcK, Miss Olive There are only a few more days quarantee; pay _you Christmas Church Musi left_in which to help the Salvation | po yOU WANT TO HELP WIN THE |amounting $180 first year and increas: R Say. Where is He 2 Army give Christmas dinners to the ing every year therealters Write quick |are all piZht in overy way. or i - poor families of Norwich. Funds have WAR? for particulars. Vietdr Irons, ldeal | phone 43-1 Danielson Dlv. Mrs. P. 1s, ergeal | P Cmme. Williamsville, Killingly: B Felix Mena. '. soan Bartholdy|been coming very slow. Boxes are|rHeN HELP US CLOTHE THE | i Denver Colo. eetel I DziRox 139:: - Fecza Cars rates; sui for light housekeeping. Moa miima Mors, 15 Union S0l b8 FOR RENT Seven Room Apartment, Steam Heat and Hot Water supply *=rmished. Cenm- weigh 1600, eight years; ome pay, y oAty jmame: | Welgh 1100, age ten years: these horses |tral lecation. lnquire JAMES L. CASE 37 Shetucket St. HUMOR OF THE DAY URTITITEE Pt ey "?I live.” < 1 1 “Tt is. I'm thinking of equi 143 McKinley Ave. my wuato with s propelier-dade This beautiful 10-room house with Ffe (apprehensive of an air all improvements and in excellent condition, located on McKinley Renee—Why, silly, that's on ark! What's that noise? hand clothing; will pay n.u prices. A, | 33 Shetucket St. Tovod sitis. T asnik Co. seil for less. o ing Gale—Unusually High Tides Fri- e on * = Th aring el day. AS ROOM R BOARDERS, | o iy od o oot farais FOR SALG_Throe vearling heifers, SEND YOUR NAME AND AD- | stampe faise teetl snfigues or amy: | "oy - ™+ Lathrop. 260 Maple St Rafael De Grutiok. Qlive Riley at the plano. tate Investmients. WILLIAM F. HILL, Real Katate and Insurance. Room 163, Thayer Tantum Ergo in staticned at the car station and at WANTED_People to make Christmas avenue nmear Broad street. Owner [|SiNSing In my earsi—Passing Sh S Cax s Saint-Saens| Porteous & Mitchell's store. Anyos BOYS WHO ARE FIGHTING | wrcaths: also*collsctors of “hoxwood || FOR SALE_Sessonod weod in stove — avenie mear Broad street. Owne e e e Brightest and Best of the Sons hing to_send checks can send the YOUR BATTLES g4 lantel branches, Tllicies Co, 309 o e ® FOR SALE = g et oakes youl think Sgue of the Morning. W. Berwald|same to Capt. R. Jewell, 39 Hedge > ; y. = "_ | “FOR SALE_Studebaker. six cyL, Francis D. Donohue o R R T O, Little Town of Bet hem, avenue. 4F YOU HAVE ACCOMMODATIONS WANTED—People to know I handle | series ’17, overhauled and repainted her mind on something at least Grace Wilbws Conant FOR new and secon3 hand shoes: also second | special color. _Frisbie-McCormick Co., Fom saLme. “Phones i SR v by Mis. Mitche 3 s, Cottage Houscs, Tenement and Busi- . oo - T e meven el STONINGTON Marshak, 123 West Main St. _novISWs T Ao o Owerlund | 3698 Biocks, Buiiding Lots, ail in ce- || Central Bldg. Norwich “Did they entertatn you well ® Ceo— ‘ ;\IR]’_.Sl It | colrthg ot in EOOd condition 3306, | Sirable locations List your property’if “Very. They not only serv N Friere w. H. !Steam Canaler Demarest Sunk Dur- may sound funny, bat its So. “Uletul | Yo Baies’ Company. 15 Bath St.. | Lamiser of pecple tookiak Tor' romt aar B ey e e Detroit Free Press. “Does your grocer attempt For Sale Dlain high prices? “He did at first. Now he BREED THEATRE. = R R e Sl dealers: 375 to $150 per month; railroad | - — George Beban in Lost in Transit Fea- | (1€, [%[0 barzes broke adrife Captain 310 AJDAY Fathering evergreent |car is a bargain at_3350. The Frisbie- R Goodrich Drug n LE— T T, are big work horse: the two barges broke adrift. Captain Best 351 oman CRBEET | 19Te oo Svornaniod e teed. This powerful and_economical | see them. Steam <Tanaler August Demarest, thing e books empeci: want- It Came Upon "the Midnight Clear. lrom Stonington for g York, with: DRESS, WITH PARTICULARS| o4 °%write or call. Louis D. Ward. 32 FOR SALE—Royal typewriter, nearly BTNl Wasic Associaron. two lisht coal barges, was damaged| ~AND TERMS TO . Hater 3¢ eS| el “ne T chenk. - fous. ofhcs SALE HORSES A ich Mus s - during the severe stom Thursday . WANTED—Five bright, capable la- irs. For full wucul-us inquire of RTTTeTT ight. when off the weat end of Duck| The Norwich Woolen Mills |[aics *tc travel, demonstrate and seil | 2™, Tor full particulars, inqaize : shudders as ho accepts _the A very choice Homestead on Stanton |and I grome.” . zowisville 3 nave 20 Horses thai { want to|Avenue. Price very reasonable. Own- [Journal of ‘right aw: the balan. Nine of them |er leaving town. For fuller partic- &% %24 |ulars. Inquire of THE KALEIDOSCOPE JOHN A. MORAN ture Tcday—Coming Monday and|resc. and the two bargemen, William 3 ELMER R. PICRSON. “There s nothing important Tuesday, J. Stuart Blacktor's Great|Latfphere of Westerly and Carl Jen- P e L o T TR Mecormicic 52 Shetucket St. Tel. 536-3 maylea Real Estate Broker i Batr ) waa st ce, The Jud t House. s of Stonington, managed o reach tanical 33, New Haven, Conm. . RS AT R R e = e e i & Norwich | aifferent parts of the front. Masterpiece, The Judgmen shore safely. Arrangements are to B2 TFOR SALE Maxwel fowne I9T6| PARMS FOR EXCHANGE. ekl ian Communique, November 17 Today's bill at the Breed copsists of| be made for raising the steam canal- 00K OUE Tor = saiay day. Water. | modei. 00d_condition, 5. e wo excellent farms; can trade either | —. 4 Georze Heban in his latest Paramount|er. as she sunk _in - comparatively R R AN A AT “,‘,:,‘3.’,’,“"? oEmick Co. S¥ Buistucket St | fer olty Beoparty ot oqusl vaiue; one _ Prince Bulow, according to the plcture, Lost in Transit, the latest}shallow water. o | Unetul gifts. The Paenik Co. séll or | butldings; aiso 18 acre stock farm| DO NOT DELAY |in newspapers, is shortly leaving War news in the Hearst Pathe weckly Stonington Pointers. CAN YQU DO WINDING? | i decsd.” | “¥OR SALE_Republic 1500 Tb. with 35ois 354 equipment,fne: bulid: Lucerne, where he expects to spe and a very funny Big V' comedy. Miss Grace’ Kisapp, former milf g ANTED —A ound _ma. | - oy it Um Monday and Tueeday the 2reed |sionary in Turkey. will (el of the needs Fonsieiy Over 18 shinist and reval man; sieady work|SheelSlcond tires on vear: present fist will present a p of the children in'and near Van, at the| A Splendid Opportunity. New, up- | Foundey. and Machlne Company. But | Price. delivered 3960; | you can save Ver: | Parkers famous novel The|Sunday schodl of the Heoond Congre. Jud; @ House. This unusuai ofter-|zational church, Sunday noon. to-date mill, bright, sanitary, ng was rfif}tl\‘qfl by %‘; ;flu‘el’ ;‘f There is a determined drive in Ston- | ful surroundings. screencraft, ks tuart ckton, whe |ington to reach the goal i he cam- “iso directed the Battle Cry of Peacajpaien for the Knights of . Columbus| GOOD PAY, GOOD PROSPECTS and Womanhood. It is a great love | funa. Aprons and caps supplied free Story of the South African diamdnd |''Tide was unusually high in ‘Ston- « APPLY NOW TO Tields and has-a love clement 5o tense- | ington Nasbor Friqas morning, . ine I'HE NORWICH WOOLEN eEm e deci4d | ¥cCormick Co. 52 Shefucket St. WANTED Two respectable _novi2d ey fopi ot and Lo FOR_SALE_Pigs, thoroughbred, O. Suitly: shent fivetmiwaen fwys 1 C. Ludlow Farm, North Stonington Marlin-Rockwell Co. Inquire Bulletin| 5o Y561 13 s Otfice. 5 . decida 2 Z s ANTED Situstion 2a housekeepor for an elderly porson. Address Box 59, Bulletin Office. decldd = v e ve | FIT@ INSUrance dies. Useful gifts. The Pasnik Co. . sell for lesa, cheer- I* dramatic that it threatens to sha/- | pighest in many ter the British empire. Although this| = Yt | story of a woman's part In the fate of a great nation was written years he-| M. Poincare is to open the exhibition MILLS fore the grea: world war. it. sounds|of war photographe contributed by all with a_clarity that is astounding the|the Allled governments in the Tuil- warning of what is to come. The cast|€ries recently. B - Whro Tl oy LEARNERS WILL BE TAKEN Tearle, Paul Doucet. Violet Hemming, Tlgrence Deshon and Luciel Hamijl CASTO R l e latest war mews in the Hearst- A S Fathe weekly will be shown and a % WANTED. ams_Express- Company dec13d Ol1d False Teeth. Den’t matter if e Phoenix, Block, Danielson, Conn. roaring comedy entigled - The Flirt I WA"’I‘BD—‘TD trade one set of four Eaieics the Nill 6 Mondsy and For Infants and Children broken. “We pay up to $15 per set. S1 C. 8, téxt books on electricity, ‘Gj&!:m-kwr mmpo-mon:_dop; AUTOMOBILE — LIABILITY clerical work; men-women wantes : free. Franiiln Institute,| PROPERTY AND FIRE INSURANGE e e s Dwight H. Armstrong Farm Agency, WANTID Two youns men for Ad- Real Estate of all kinds Send by parcel post and recelve lifor books on machine shop. Address Tuesday. ' y t il 3 InUse ForOver 30 Years || check by return ma = B..um&_';?__ ~_decl 1ds FOR SAI_E COLLATERAL LOAN CO. i oone. AUDITORIUM. Always bears T LADIES’ f s Removed to 154 Water 2 : = the Lt St Jadies’ silkc Nose; 24c; infants) cashmere | Cne and one-half ton Kelly Springfield William S. Hart in Hell's Hinges and| o 4K e S e e s Duuglas Fairbanks in Double Trouble WANTED —Every house ‘owner to use our storm sash and- doors: they SCHWARTZ BROS. will keep your house comfortabie and |Furniture Store. are a great coal Saver: omce tried, al- —Last Chance Today to See Them— R e s 5 o o e WEAVERS WANTED “The big double feature bHl at the Auditorium with Willlam S. Hart in . fiel!l)'; Hln%eu and *Douglas mrbnfbl‘u P waETED On Latest Type Knowles Looms wuble Trouble will be shown. today imekeeper; bright, a.&'olflou young “for the last time. There will be an- |man; experience not necessary; good AL GRVERNWENT WaRIC othier big banner bill at this Popular ) prospects. Apply now fo s GOOD WORK GOOD PAY NORWICH WOOLEN MILLS ©O., Thamesville, £ A Norwich. i, " Water for ot “acersa 3 mldflh aged man; must have steam and Zas. Address R, V. H. care Bulletin. |[National Cash Register, cost $490.00; dec13d only used a short time; reason for MEN between the azes of 18 and 40 |selling, installng audit system; won- lnl‘: m':‘s:rytlotrh: BI;M°E§' New | derful bargain to quick buyer. ven an mpany | - SCHWARTZ BROS. as freight brakemen, telegraphers and A e fremen: ‘Abgly B letier. SEating ‘ex- | Furniture Store. Norwich. lence, to 'Superintend- 255 “New H.-vnqukk‘ New. Hi':}n' e w5 |E- A.PRENTICE same as curren: cloak and By, oo e me 5bE) poal Estate and Insurance ANTED--Saleslady, Appl: B. Gotthelz & o APP ecsa” | Titles Searched GOSH!—A fellah downm in Noank Phone 300 86 CIiff St. built two ships, then he went to Salem, Cobweb_Corner seegar we have o i FOR SALE The Cruttenden property, 117 St entire, or will divide; must be sold to settle an estate. Easy terms can arranged. STEADY EMPLOYMENT New Up-to-date Mill, Best conveni- ences. WANTED Apply. at Once Millwrights—Millwrights aabrity GOOD WAGES AND WORKING CONDITIONS MARLIN ROCKWELL CORP. Employment Office. -WANTED Experienced Truck Driver Ax A CoURT or PRoBATE gmLn | Steady work orw at Norwich, within and for the Istrict ey DL o of Norwich; on the 14th day of Decem- ber, A D. 1917 Present—NELSON J. AYLING. ' Judge, Estate of Hannah Blinderman, late of Norwich, in d District, deceased. Ordered, t the Administrator cite the creditors of said deceased to bring in their claims against sald estate| A live correspondent in every town, Dosting "o Hetlce: to That sitest t2f | village and hamiet in Windham and osting - 3. motoe Ar erteet tor (e el S SR Ml ey % e i o ey i, T Shos I A nowerably n.;u:-:k Circutas | W s on i sad ot an e theatre on the first of next wee to this Court. Teturn | onty live ones who can furnish ‘de- Fighting Trail, No. 2, the most melo- oS, [Tuligs. pendat formation need z dramatic_photoplay serial ever Pro-|cops ol revora . [OToS0INE is a true ble information apply. We cwid. Willam Fox's latest photoplay Attest: HELEN M. DRESCHE] Comscience brings to Uil‘ Auditorium ?rk theatre Gladys Brockwell and a great the . NOTICE—A1l creditors of - Siacast In a stirring drama next|ceaseq are hereby motifed to Presont Monday for a three - their claims against said estate to the hdersiEned ar 159 Vest May g e I ¥ E DAVIS THEATRE Tich, Conn,, within the time. limiktes i W AN D the above and foregoing order. Three Big Keith Acts and Clara Kim- all Young in Magda, Six-part Fea- i Pn s et o Tody. TWO SPINNERS There will be four lumple,.:e shows 3 G‘L“ WOOLEN MILLS, AL the Davis today of Keith vaude- NORWICH TOWN, viile and Select pictures. The head- TEAMING AND -‘-Rucxmc il B liae act is the Trennell Trlo, who pre- | DONE VERY PROMPTLY AND AT st a seasational acrol ic offering . SONABI ey Anna Trennell iy feats of REASONARLE FRICES Ahis Is one of the best Sonatie sie ‘acts now piaying the cir- LEGAL NOTICE™ " JOSEPH T. CRUTTENDEN, N L Room H :.q‘ur-. one. 1301-4, movisd Wushfor news items. Address Box 344, Norwich. Z 1 very low. - ANTED ) THOS. H. BECKLEY The Pasnik Co: .&-",'3: ,._{"""! !!'!"“ 278 MAIN STRRET Telephones 724 and 68 His ELIAS X BLINDERMAN, Mark Administrator. 2 WANTED ‘25 laborers; 150 girle; 10 ‘housework girls; 6 machinists; 2 farm hands; 34 | weavers; ‘8 spinners; 2 nurss girls. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU c-mnlw.. Geo. L. Chesbro, Mgr' dect used Tor demonstrating, only, as good | Tugs. eops 259l or telephone at Watch Hill, Weekapaug, Pla; Vi TRYON’S AGENCY, Jez02 Willimantie, Ct Furnished Seashore Cottages For Sale or Rent iew, and along the Rhode shore; aleo accessible Seashore Farms. Send for booklet. FRANK W. COY|).C.WITTER __ - - - - " Anctios WESTERLY, R. I T interested, write| The fine modern six-room apart- |the winter with a considerable ments of THE NORWICH HOUSING COMPANY are nearly all taken. Speak | The Imperfal government has at once if you want one. They cannot | chased in Austratia 20,000 tons —— | be equalled in Norwich for the price. |ccason's rabbits, approximatedy 18 viz: $20 a month. 000,000 carcas: % the pric Will sell you a fine two-family | SO o caTcasses, af the p house at a reasonable price and on most favorable terms; in fine residen-| As an outcome of the report tial section. n_ Commission which b A 3oCHOR. eet tocated nomme 2itg | CHRAAIA. Commiasion Whizh in the city. Prices attractive and|packing houses, the governm terms to suit. decided that in future all profits al ARCHA W. COIT 15 per cent. shall be_confiscate - report shows that Davies an AGENT made in 1916 profits equal t Telephone 1334 63 Broadway | cent. OFFICE AND AUCTION ROOMS, No. 42 MAIN ST, DANIELSON, C $800 bargain. Investigat $950 Buys two Cottage Houses, bamn, e et e e Pens Tk phaa | oo Yy wuod ons-hores Serm wagon, (1 twugeated Ssmocrst ww is situated on Norwich and Westerly trolley, telephone in house, a bargain for some ome. Ownmer is leaving for the West and hence this sacrifice. Come and look it over. WILLIAM A. WILCOX FARM SPECIALIST 41 West Broad Street, Rooms 1 and 2 WESTERLY, R. I, Telephone 2365 —————— | pump, 1 apple- header, 1 lawn mower, 2 feed hoppers, 2 grain bins, BUY THIS. NORWICH TOWN PROPERTY No. 75 Town Street, next west of residence of Mr. Philip T. Welles. Nine rooms and bath, modern im- provements. There is a large lot, fine shade tress and shrubbery. Praperty cost over $7,500. Owner is eager to sell and will make an in- teresting price t» a quick buyer. FOR SALE A 3 FAMILY HOUSE For $2250 Near Center of City Pays Good Retum JAMES L. CASE 37 SHETUCKET STREET PUBLIC SALE g lwfl] buy a five room Cottage House, ot 2 Truck, in first-class running order. 5 will sell for Miss Isabell Rogers at her place of residen Sl wpe S0 " T tdetid " | Truck. in retclies rupning ocd \-n acte ot land, some truit and hen | 1 P i nery, only 1 1-4 miles from Westerly. abont one mile from Pomfret Depot and just opposite the Hoppin Place, ¢n 5 MONDAY, DECEMBER 17th, 1917 3 at 10 o’clock a. m., as follows: in first-class condition, 1 canopy top surrey, looks like new; 1 ph in same condition, 1 piano box road bugey, dark body with straw e gear and in the best of condition. The above described lot of wagone e all high class and the best money could buy. One pair of excellent & ble driving harnesses, 1 coupe harness, 1 other good single harness = heavy farm harnmess for lumber wagon. (No old traps in the above One road cart, several blankets and robes of all weights and colors rress eleigh with two seats, 1 Portland cutter, 1 set of bob sleigh run 1 pole, 1 one-horse sled, 1 stone boat, 3 side saddles, 2 horse covess buggy lamps, 1 lot of garden hose, 1 lot of good garden hose, 1 new whes barrow, 4 ladders of different lengths, 1 steel horse rake, 1 tedder, lm—y ing harrow, 2 cultivators nearly new, 1 land roller, 1 grindstone, 1 ro barbed wire, several rolls of heavy paper, 1 set of tackle blocks, stove, 1 double cider press, 1 root cutter, 3 hay forks, 1 small seeder ar cultivator, 1 60-gallon cap. tank for oil or gasoline, a number of good pails and sprinkling pots, a lot of cow ties and stake chains, some manure, also many other, articles very useful. 5 cords Birch Wood, sawed and split 1 ton of Mowed Green Oats 1 stack of Hay for Beddi 1 lot of good Potatoes 1 lot of fine Mangle Bee HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Modern and Antique 1 Mages Range with water fromt 2 Good Art Squares Ktohen. Table and Chairs 1 Brussels Art Squars 2 Zinc Tubs 1 Mahogany Ottoman A ot of Iron and Enamel Ware Pots|2 Cherry Bureaus and Kettles 2 or $ Odd Bureaus 1 Dining Room Set with Table and 8|1 Dressing Screen Chairs 1 Hand Sewing Machine 1 Biue Floral Dinner Set (Wedgewood | Several Chests of Draws ) Mandarin) 1 or 2 Full Chamber Sets, 1 ar 3 2 other sets of Dishes incomplete Several Silver Coffee and Tea Pota |A lot of Odd Stands, Chairs, Rocke Some_Table Cutlery Lampe, Pictures and Curtains 1 Coffee Percolater Several Good Bedroom Heaters 1 Dandy Sofa Bed with Cherry frame |1 or 2 Cot Beds 1 other Fine Sofa 1 Nice Brass Parlor Lamp 1 Center Table Lamps You will find these goods as represented. ONE GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK MADE IN 1810 If stormy the sale Will oceur the first fair day after. Dom't forget date, remember the weather condifons and be on hand early. Mims Hog is closing up her interests in this sale, thereford this will surely be o sirable sale to attend. No reserves. No restrictions. This sale smmounc ment will appear in this issue only. ‘Bill dravm by J. C. Witter for MISS ISABELL ROGERS.