Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 18, 1917, Page 10

GENERALLY FAIR TODAY; WARMER ' TOMORROV/ NORWICH. CONN, TUESDAY, DEC. 18, 191 e FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCHES What Is Going On Tonight Moving Pictures at the Auditorium. iving Pictures st the Breed The- M edeville and Photoplays at the Potwich Hifie Ciwd meets at the A Ehttgexet mo. 27, L O. O: F. S orwien . Nest, . Mo. 1396, O, O. O. s Thams M. & K. of P :é:.:u:r: Loags T tée. X. B O. P - Norwics, Central Tabor Tuon meets i Soteh M S Y. ==a O . N. B O. Po Rose of New “ny Lodge, No. 2364, G. U. O. of O. F. meets at 50 Pect Siain Strect. ST Mary's 1 A B. Socikiy meets =8 B Binawes: ANNOUNCEMENTS The meeting of the Housewives \rmy for December 19th will be omit- ed BREED THEATRE. The Judgment House, a Picturization of Sir Gilbert Parker’s Famous Novel, Featurs Today and Tonight. The feature screen productior at the Breed theatre for today and tonight is The Judgment House, a picturization ct the famous novel of the same name by Sir Gilbert Parker. The production was made J. Stuart Blackton and is marked by the same Infinite atten- tion to_detail and the same grandeur of production as The Battle Cry of Peace and his other productions. Sir Gilbert Parker stands as far at the head of the world of literature as J. Stuart Blackton is at the head of the cinema world. This combination can- not be beaten. In addition there has been furnished an all-star cast in- cluding Conway Tearle, who is Bthel s leading man in repertoire this winter; Violet Heming, the beau- tiful and famous English actress, who is eminently fitted for the part of Jasmine, the heroine: Wilfred Lucas. Florence Deshon and Paul Doucet. The production has boen built up into a throbbing. vital piece of work that stancs out from thé screen and whose Sharacters are so real one finds one's self expecting them to step out of the canvas. Other pietures on the bill inelude the Hearst-Pathe news and a very funny comedy entitied The FHrt. AUDITORIUM. Did you ever see a good Yaqui In- dian? erners will say they never saw any of 2 Yaqui, while westerners probably will reply that “there ain't no_such amimal” as a good Yaqui. However, the skeptics will be wrong, because in the second episode of The Fighting Trail, the Greater Vitagraph serial which will be shown at the Au- ditorium theater on Tuesday and Wed- nesday. onme of the characters is a faithful Yaqui who guards his master and the latter’s danghter with his own life. Tiis drama is novel and gripping. Miss Brockwell and her _supporting cast present a picture that holds the viewer from first to last. In the be- sinning scenes from Milton’s Paradise Tost are shown. These inciude the Archangel Michael and the Gate of Heaven, from which Miss Brockwell as. Serama is turned away becauee of her sins. ‘William Russell, super-hero, in Shackies of Truth, made a big hit with last night's andience. Would you risk the love of your sweetheart to save See Shackles of BAKERS ARE SELLING BREAD BY THE SLICE To the Poor of New Yori’s Lower East Side. ‘Washineton, Dec. 17.—The food ad- amended to prevent working a hard- ship on the poor of New York's lower Past Side, where bakers have been selling bread from large loaves by the penny ot two pemnv slice. This de- cision was reached after representa- tions that may of the persons affect- =4 could not afford to buy in larger quantities. This does not afféct weight require- ments for bakin; RETAIL FOOD PRICES PUBLISHED 1N NEW YORK To Guide Consumers and Overcharging. Prevent Manchester—Good progress is being made towards reaching the $2,000 set by the Italian residents to be raised In Manchester for the relief of the Italian sufferers in the war zone. The leams are making an active canvass. a5y Eight Months OQld Had Itching Rash Since Birthon HisFace, Neck and Back. Two Cakes Caticura Soap “LIGHTLESS N!GMTS” TO LOST AND FOUND SAVE FUEL SUPPLY City Will Be Practically Dark on Two Nights Weeidy. Thomas _W. Russell the feder- al fuel admmstrator for Comnecti- cut and charman of the Coal Commitbes 3f the Connesticut _State Council of Defense, has received. in- structions from Washington concern- ing the two “Hghtless nights” which are to be ogmerved throughout the country weekly beginming at once. Mr. Russell is requesticg the co-oper- ation of all who are directly affected by the new .order and is calling upon individuals throughout Commecticut to reduce to the lowest possible mini- mum the amount of light used on the nights designated which are Thurs- day and Sunday mights. On the “ltghtness nights” there is to be no more outdoor lishting than is absolutely necessary for the safety of streets, passages and dangerous spots, and householders are to be ure- ed to have as few lights as_possible in_their homes these nights. Mr. Rus- sell is instructed from Washington to use the full authority granted to him by the Fuel Administrator in the en- forcement of this new regulation. The telegram from Washington in- forming Mr. Russell of the new order follows: “Order of fuel administrator taking effect December 15 cancels present or- der regulating the time advertising signs shall be lighted. In its place all signs of every kind, including mer. chants’ sigrs, theatre signs, display lighting on_buifldings and elsewhere and hotel signs and advertising signs are ordered discontinued completely on Thursday and Sunday nights of each week On these same nights stores not open for business must not show inside 1i more than are necessary for safely. Municipafities with cluster lights or extra bright lighting for “White Way’ effect must reduce on Thursday and Sunday nights to only so much lighting as is necessary for safe- ty. Thess nights will be called “light- less nights” and we wish newspapers to urge householders to observe these nights with as few lights in homes as possible. _Please understand spirit of order is that on Thursday and Sun- day nights there shall be no more out- door lighting than is absolutely nec- essary for safety of streets, passages and dangercus spots and that you are charged by the United States Fuel ad- ministration with giving full effect to this order using the full authority granted you by the fuel administrator to enforce samse if there are individual violators detalled order will be semt LOST—A crescent pin. set with sap- phiTes and pearls. Reward if returned to this_office. decisd LOST — Between Goiden St. and Pranklin Square, a leather handl containing sum of money and gol watch. Finder return to Bulletin Of- fice and receive reward. deci7d LOST—Thursday night, at N. Y. N H. & H R. R. depot, a pocketbook con- taining a’ sum of ~money which the finder will please return to The Sulle- tin Office and geb Teward declsd “1 shall not soon forget the benefits I derived from the wse of Foley Kidney Filln"—AL A. Gadfrey, Forest Grove, Orsgon. Too much work and too little workt Beem’ to have about the 'same_effect on_persons past middle age. Proper action of the kidneys is necessary to good_health. They act as a flter and remove from the blood poisonous Wasto matter which if permitted to remain in the system leads to man¥ complications. > Many nervous, tired, run-down men and women suffer from pains in thé back and sides, dizzy spells, bladder Weakness, soré muscles and stilf Joints and fail to realize that rheama- iism, diabetes or even Brights dis- ease may resit. it you have cause to beleve that ur kidneys are weak, disordered or nactive you should act immediately. Foley Kidney Pills have been used by young, middle aged and old with complete satistaction. They act quick- Iy and surely and nave eiven relief A Splendid Opportunity. New, cases of ien years' standing. Lee & Oszood Co. to-date mill, bright, sanitary, —_—— = ful surroundings. GOOD PAY, GOOD PROSPECTS Aprons and caps supplied free APPLY NOW TO THE NORWICH WOOLEN © MILLS ‘WANTED WINDERS For Girls Over 16 up- cheer- Bulletin’s Pattern Service LEARNERS WILL BE TAKEN FOR SALE FOR SALE Cne and one-half ton Kelly Springfield Truck, in first-class running order. ‘Wonderful bargain to quick buyer. SCHWARTZ BROS. Furniture Store. FOR SALE cost $490.00; Norwich. {National Cash Register, ionly used a short time; reason for selling, installing audit system; won- derful bargain to quick buyer. SCHWARTZ BROS. Furniture Store. Norwich. WANTED FOR SALE TO R ENT —Someone to take care of borse, from mnow until eeper. = Address J, caTe Bulletin, déc1sd WANTED ALl to _anticipate their needs for 1918 during December; Ad- vances all ‘along the line Jam, 1st farm machinery’ becomes o mecessity more than ever. "We sell 1 i G Moline, Byracuse and John Deere £60ds, Royater's fish and potash, mative grown trees and shrubs, flat cable lightning Tods, pumps. spraying_material hards Wars speciaities, etc. W. L. L. Spencer, Lebanon, Gonn. déctyTus WANTED. small drivil June; easy FOR SALE—One ton Reo truck, 1917 model, run 3,000 miles, in perfect con- dition; $775; three delivery wagons. 1% in. axies, véry low price: one light de- livery sleigh, £00d as new, 315: one set plank bobs with shelves. 33; one tional cash .register, for 3 W Clark, 215 Mounfain St, Willimaitic ot decisd FOR — SALI (Horse, weighs 1150, sound, kind and gentle; nice driver and worker; would make .a good farm horse; very low price to go into good hapds. Brown's Bakery, Baltic, Ct. decigd TO RENTPleasa floor, 53 Maple St. nov27TuThS ot front room, first Tel. 915-12. 2-4 mile from Plain! road. Inquire of Plainfield, or Telepk Div TO RENT— keeping. Call even 017 STl RE: good neighborhood. Sare Bulletin_Ofsice. TO RENT _Fourtecen room new house Rooms field mill ‘Antonio hone 27-4. state Gerosia, Moosup aeclid Jisht 43 for in, Union —Situated Adaress w. H., deciza WANTED_Kitchen help; also a waitress. Apply at the Columbian House, City. dec1sd WANTED—_A woman to_do_house- work on_Friday of each week. Mr Gordon, 51 Fairmount St. City. dsclza WANTED Ladles should have coats and suits made to order at Lasarow Bros.'; style, fitting and workmanship guaranteed;’ also plush coats steamed 3, specialts! Opposite Frankiin Strest Park. Phone 769-3. DOv21WThS WANTED Forty men to harvest ice, Tuesday morning. John H. Ford. ec17 FOR_SALB_Large brick house and barn, formerly occupied as Baptist parsonage, located at the corner Of Broad and Reynolde Sts.; it is one of the best located and most desirabie residential properties in the borough Of Danlelson; at the low price It is being offered for immediate sale, affords an unusual opportunity to secure a beau- tiful bome or desirable _ investment. For further particulars and price, In- quire D. H. Armstrong, 101 Main St, Danielson, Ct. ¥ dec18TuFS FOR SALE—One Guernsey cow, due in_about a month price $60. Bhone 122-4. Jewett City Div. declsTuThS “FOR SALE — A dappie gray horse, CIGARS for Xmas at 50c a box up: cigarettes in Dboxes at 50c a box up: #pecial “soldier kit,” ready to mai 50c; nice pipes. t0o,’also. let me see, O yes, nice boxes of high grade choco~ lates, 65¢ a box to $3.50 a box. Visit our °chocolate department, Iagan's Smoke Shop. dee17d age 7, 1350 pounds; a brown norse. age 9. 1200 pounds: a sorrel mare, aie 9 1050 pounds; these horses are honest to work anywhere and must be sold at ce, very to stop expense; hay “in__exchange. Murphy ‘Brothers' Stable, Willimanticl FURN private family steam heat and all ¢ ghoes required. Add n. ter at Sts. TO RENT—The Sherman St.. forme Robert McBurvey man St of Mrs I Phone §51-5. TO RENT Six ro electric lights and Bruckner's, 55 Fran FOR RENT i bath, set tubs, elect for $15 per mionth. Rubber Co. Store 263 Central HED ROOM in a central Storo to rent wit location onvenienoces; refer ress Box 50 Bulle deci3d Ave., bet, 6th-7t dec13d 34 ana riy occupied Inquire at 30 S Luella R. Carr, deci2a om tenement, bath, gas. Inquite at Al klin St declod i 36 with . etc., Alling dectd ive-room ric light, Inquire’ at WANTED—At once, sober, industr| ous “elevator mag, at the Wauregan House. declid . WANTED_Barber, at the Wauregan House Barber Shop. WANTED—A good all around ma- chinist and repair man; steady work and good pay. Apply fo the Putnnm Foundry and, Machine Company, Put- nam, Conn._Tel. 46. dec14d T WANTED Situation as housekeeper tor an elderly person. Address Box 69, Bulletin Office. dec14d’ WANTED Hens, chickens, dressed hogs, calves: higbest prices paid by Joseph Hochberg~ 181 Main St. Willi- Ce Tel. 147-13. o nov26d_ WANTED — Old_ books, pamphlets, newspapers bcfore 1820, pictures and old letters: gocd prices paid. C. J. King, Norwich, Conn. Box 195. novzed WANTED—At once, £ood general blacksmith: steady work and _good wages. Apply Scott & Clark Corpora- tion. novzod WANTED To buy raw furs; pay best pri Thayer Bldg. Room 106. H. J.'Yurman. Phone 1301-4, novisd TWANTED — Raw furs, at H. A. Heebner's, Water St. every Thursday. AT Bennett. novizd TWANTED _Sccona hand and antique you by mail.” SUPPORT OF RED CROSS CAMPAIGN URGED Governor Holcomb Requests Connecti- cut People Join Red Cross. Governor Marcus H. Holcomb Mon- day issuel the following signed state- ment urging the support of all Connec- ticut people for the Red Cross member- ship_campaign: “The American Red Cross now has 5,000,000 members, some of them in every state in the Union. Demands have so increased tha it has become|$ necessary to increase this. member- ship to 15,000,000 Whether the war shall closs in the near future or mnot the demands for Red Cross wil con- tinue for years to come. It is there- fore imperative that the local auxil- iaries, branches and chapfers in every town and city in the state of Connec- | ticut shall be re-enforced. “With our army of a million men at the front, doubtless to be increased to | two or three million, we shall need these local organizations to do relief work for these men. Connecticut :is asked to_enroll' 300,000. That is ndt a large number for our state and I confidently believe the total will great- ly exceed this number. “Fifteen million Red Cross members by Christmas eve will mean 15,000,- 000 men, women and_children back of President Wilson and the army . and The campaign is to last one week, beginning December 17 and closing Christmas eve. Membership dues are $1 a year. Let the Ameri- can Red Cross be your Santa Claus for the boys at the front.” MARCUS H. HOLCOMB, Governor. NORWICH TOWN Sheitering Arms Service Provided by Rev. 4. H. Newland of Trinity Church With Greeneville Choir Sing- ing—Frank Durr Returning to Da- kota. Rev. John H. Newland, Trinity Methodist Episcopal _church and the choir of Greeneville Congrega- tional church were at the Sheltering Arms for the Sunday 100n service; Rev. C. H. Ricketts being unable to be present. The text of the -address was, And. the Twelve Gates Were Pearls, Every Several gate was one pearl ' The pearl is the jewel of life, he said. It is formed from an frrita- tion in'a bivalve, it is a Jewel of tragedy. The tragedes of our lives ‘may bring us the gate jewels of heav- en. Physical suffering may produce a jewel that shail be a_gateway _to heaven. Out of the suffering of the body comes the jewel of patience which shall lead us on to the heights. Impa- tience closes hearts and doors to bet- ter_things. Heroism is developed by suffering; true and strong and brave are those heroic souls. Poverty is a tragedy; it comes to be a wound to the soul. Faith in God grows sweet and strong when other props are cut off. The faith of my mother grew_splendid in hard conditions. Humility is a jewsl that is more easily cultvated in poverty then in wealth. Fath and humlity may build a throne. Doneliness is a agedy. Out of this a jewel can grow. There may come the companionship of Christ that shall seem very real Hard work is called a tragedy. One pearl of labor is dignity coming from the semse of being worth while, of having ‘a place in the world. The vi- sion of evil is another tragedy. From it comes the glory of the conception of Christ's salvation. Out of our suffer- ings may come gate jewels’that shall For Sale A very choice Homestead on Stanton Avenue. Price very reasonable. Own- er ‘Jeaving town. -For fuller par! ulars. Inquire of JOHN A. MORAN Real Estate Broker Franklin Square, FOR SALE Two and one-half story, eight room Cottage with modern improvements. Lot 50x90 feet. A. M. AVERY Telephone 1122-2 - 52 Broadway AUCTION H. Hyde will sell at public auction THURSDAY, DEC. 20TH, at 1030 a. m., at my farm in Grotom, ome mile east of New London ferry. the following described property: Ten cows, mostly Holsteins. one two year, old e Ayr- shire with calf, one Holstein bull, two years old, one horse, one set double driving harness, one top buggy. one surrey, two carriage poles, one ex- Dress’ 'wagon pole, one ice saw. onme cross-cut saw. If stormy, next fair day dec18d 1 E. CROUCH. A SIMPLE DRESS FOR MOTHER'S GIRL. This will make a good school dress. It is nics for gingham, galatea, linen, Tepp. poplin. serge, gabardine or mixed suiting. The right front overlaps the left at the closing. The pockets may be_omitted. The pattern is cut in four. sizes: 4, 8 and 10 vears. Size 8 requires 3-8 yards of 44-inch material. A pattern of this illustration mailed o' any address on receipt of 10 cents in sifver or stamps. Order througn The Bulletin Company. Pattern Dept. Norwich, Conn. Norwich i LEGAL NOTICES. CHARLES ¥. HAYDEN VS. VINIE MAINE HAYDEN. Order of Notice e' of Comnecticut, County of New London, Dec. 17, 1917, Upon’ the complaint of the said Charles F. Hayden claiming, for the reasons therein set forth, a divorce, returnable on the ~first 'Tuesday of January. 1918, before the Superior Court ini and for said County. ~ = appearing to an ng found by the subscribing authority that the said defendant, Vinie Maine Hayden, is ab- sent from this State and gone to parts unknown. It is Therefore, Ordered, That notice of the pendency of said complaint be given sald defendant by publishing this grder in The Norwich Bulletin 2 news. paper prini n Norwi nn., once B Nveek for | two. weeks " successivels, commencing on_or befqre. the 20th day of December, 1917. HIBBERD R NORMAN, ‘Assistant Clerk of the Superior Court for New London County. deciéTa | - AT A COUERT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich, within and for the District Norwich, on the 17th day of Decem- , A, D. 1917 Present—NBLSON J. AYLING, Judge. Sorasns, fn sald District, gecessed. e, in sal eceased. The Admi ted his ad- said estate inistrator exl ministration account with :gr'.h Court for allowance; it is there- 33 Ordered, That the 2ist day of De- cember, A. D. 1917 _at 3 o'clock in the fterncon. = e hohlxto Cowet Room n the rwich, in said be, and 'ghe same is,’ appointed for hearing the same, and the said Admin- istrator is directed to give notice fheteof by pubiishing this order” once in_some newspaper having a circula- tion in said istrict, at least three da; prior to the date of said hearing, ‘make return to the Cou: NELSON .J. A" Tt 3. AYLING, Judge. The above and f is a true ©coRy of Tecord. ttest: HELEN M. DRESCHER, aecisd : Tierk. i Norwich withtn and for the District There was some stringency felt in |5 5 n and for the the tenement districts of the city to- | Ber A D185, oo ooh day of Dece: day, but fuel officials predicted = a | PT Speedy relief as soon as distribution methods are in operation. AN BASILY MADE APRON. Shambras ingtam, g e lawn, percale, are zice for this style. ttern is cut in four sizes: The Small, 32-34; medium, 36-38;. large, 4 42; extra large, 44-46 inches, bust measure. Size medium will require 23 vards of 33-inch material pattern of this illustration mafled to” any address on receipt of 10 cents Popder tnrough Fhie Bulletin Company, etin Pattern Dept, Norwich, Conn. 0o " FUEL FAMINE IN NEW YORK HAS ENDED. Lighterage Across the Hudson River Is Now in Progress. or, New York, Dec. 1. weather comparatively moderate and clear, permitting light of coal o T Now Yamc. dity vireaiy na e in New £t . tonight. e by local lcations. as reach the penter and AP . Going Back to Chilly Dakota. mercury fourche went 24 degrees balow zero. Last winier it reached 50 be- low It i; fire years since Mr. Durr left for the west and three yesrs since he'has visited rt his home here. Essex—Tue great chiefs 'of Con- necticut made their anpual visit to the members of Menunketesuck tribe, No. 59, 1 ©O. R. M.. Monday evening. ety FOR SALE—A few fine sleighs c Bst. M. B., Ring. deci FOR SALE—One pair heay Jonathan_Smith, 30 Town St FOR SALBE—A g00d w sound and gentle, weight will _sell reasonable Goodyear, Conn. Tel decl7d FOR SALE Two young grade Hol- steln cows. due to 'freshen in two weeks, by registered bull $225: also 4 well grown, nicely bred Longicllow double strain ‘Berkshire sow pig from long line of champions, § weeks old, $15, registered: excellent boar, litter, 312, registered; the pair inquite Valley Farms. North Phone 54-5, Lebanon Div, FOR SALE—One 20 h.p. 4 math engine new: ome rev one 7 h. p. steam boiler D. engine: both mounted frame. all connected and ready Address C. M. Williams, Norwich. A rutine same 1 $25. | nic.in decl7d | with on steel o run. Conn, decl?d d FOR SALE One pair of rons. Box 999, Bulletin. dec17d FOR SALE—One walnut chamber suit, six pieces, bought Lwo months ago. 275" Central Ave. evenings or Sunday decl5d FOR SALE—20 bronze turkeys and 5 white ones. Phone 1861-2, or write furniture of all kinds; get our prices before you sell, A. Bruckner, 55 Frank- lin St~ Tel. 717-3. z novéd WANTED TWENTY-FIVE MEN EAST BALTIC STREET ICEHOUSE WEDNESDAY MORNING; H, B. BATES ‘WANTED. 0ld False Teeth. Don’t matter if broken. We pay up to $15 per set. Send by parcel post and receive check by return mail. COLLATERAL LOAN CO. Removed to 154 Water St, be- tween Shetucket and Market Sts, Norwich, Conn. "WANTED TWO SPINNERS Avply GLEN. WOOLEN MILLS, NORWICH TOWN. WANTED 25 laborers; 150 giris; 10 housework girls; 6 machinists; 2 farm hand: weavers; 8 spinners; 2 nurse girls. FREE ZMPLOYMENT BUREAU Central Bldge Geo. L. Chesbro, Mgr WANTED Manager for small fruit and dairy farm. Cottage on place; steady; state age, family and experience. Address - Manager, Norwich Bull Box 54. HIGH-GRADE ELECTRICIAN FOR FACTORY WORK Apply at once MARLIN-ROCKWELL CORP. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE WOMEN! DO YOU WANT TO HELP WIN THE WAR? . THEN HELP US CLOTHE THE BOYS WHO ARE FIGHTING YOUR BATTLES 4F YOU HAVE ACCOMMODATIONS AS ROOMERS OR BOARDERS, SEND YOUR. NAME AND AD- DRESS, WITH PARTICULARS AND TERMS TO " The Norwich Woolen Mills WEAVERS WANTED On Latest Type Knowles Looms . ALL GOVERNMENT WORK GOOD WORK GOOD PAY STEADY EMPLOYMENT New Up-to-date Mill, Best conveni- Apply at Once 4 John Kevendies, R. D. dec15d FOR SALE—Ford touring car, 1913 model, or trade for' norse. Inquire Otis Whipple, Hampton, Conn. | declod FOR SALEOur family horse. Prince age 5, sound, safe for A lady to drive or feed, price $70; also one good young work horse, sound, a sure pull single or double, "price $80; aiso 1ot “of household furniture. 1l at residence, 853 upstairs, Willimantic. FOR SALE_Open deli fit Ford runabout or gain. Tel. 115-2. ) FOR SALE Mixed wood lengthy. 37 a cord. W A. Miner. Eas Tel. 129213 dec10d ¥—Seasoned wood_in Tel. 646-5. udebaker. ~six vl | ’17, overhauied and repainted ! special color. Frisbie-McCormick Co., 52 Shetucket St nov3od FOR SAvLE—1911 model 79 Overland touring car in good condition, $200, Auto Sales Company. 13 Bath Si nov’ 24d Great Prain. FOR SAL t J Stove _dceld er, n: e’ rolltop office new, one typewriter des desk, one flattop desk. o chairs. For full particulars, inquire of IV-P. A Q@ o Main St meviza TFOR SALE Maxwell roadater. late 1916 model, overnauied and guaran- teed. This powerful and economical | car is a bargain at 3 Trisbie- McCormick Co., 52 Shetucket St. H & 1916 $325. The, Shetucket St. in good condition, Frisbie-McCormick Co., novizd FOR SALE—Repubilc 1500 1b. truck, | used for demonstrating ouly. s good | 25°net. “Dheumatic tires on . front | Theels, Solid tires on rear; presert ils: price, delivered, $960; you can save over $200 on this model. " The Frisbie- McCormiek Co., 52 Shetucket St. novi2d FOR_ SALE_Pigs, thoroughbred, O.! L C. Ludlow Farm, North Stonington Phone. 1861-13. senz2d The Six-room Apartments 3 of the Norwich Housing Company are all occupied. The Company offers some very desirable house lots for sale. Those on Washington Street next north of the Thayer property are unequalled in Norwich for the price. The will sell you a modern two- fam) house in fine residence section of the city for a lower price than you can possibly build a similar one. For further details consult, ARCHA W. COIT, Agent, Telephone 1334 63 Broadway E.A.PRENTICE Real Estate-and Insurance Titles Searched ~Wills Drawn, Phone 300 86 Cliff St. FOR SALE i Apar Broac r light ~T0 REA Sekool St 3yaoa INIS I rates. suitihl Mrs. Emma Inquire for “RENT-—Furnished ronms tment of sevem 1" St. Inquire L. L. novzid housek eepin “—Ba iement tenement at 56 at Bulletiu Office. ; reasnnable iight housekeeping. 18 Union St. iy nd Mot Water mup tral location. Inqub FOR RENT Seven Room Apartment, Steam Heat ply furnished. Cen- JAMES L. CASE 37 Shetucket St. FOR SALE ror aess Biocks, Buildi sirable iccations number of people I tate investments. WILLiAM Real Estate a Rovwm 103 Cottage Houscs, Tenement and Bus! SALE. ns Lots, all In ae- List your property it You care to seli or reoc, as I have a ookin for real es- ¥. HILL, md’ Insurauce. Thayer Bldg. dispose weigh from 300 to see them. ELMER R. £36-3. SALE HORSES nave 20 Horses % Hight Sway! SRPHis Work horsestie balance will thai ! want to Nine of them 1200 1bs. Come and PIERSON. mayl4a FaR MS FOR for ciry 27 acres, 'state road, bulidings: also with tools @nd equ ings, keeps 50 head. or téleplione TRYON'S 1ez0¢ 180 acre EXCHANGE. Two excellent farms; can trade either Droperty of equal vaiue: one . near city, modern stock farm tipment, fine build- I( intetested. writo AGENC Willimantie, Ct. Furnished For Sale at Watgh Hill, View, and along shere; also acces: Send for booklet. FRANK WESTER Weekapaug, Secashore Cottages or Rent Pleasant the Rhode Island le Seashore Farms, wW. COY LY, R. I $800 Will buy a five room Cottage House, ner: A bargain. Buys two Cottage acres of tillable lan: trees and some othe trolly E for some one. telephone the West and hence Come and look it over. WILLIAM A. WILCOX one acre of land, some fruit and hen- only 1 1-4 miles from Westerly. Investigate! 50 Houses, barn, 3 d, 30" bearing apple er fruit. “This place is situated on Norwich and Westerly n house, a bargain Owner is leaving for this sacrifice. FARM SPECIALIST WESTER Telepho 41 West Broad Street, Rooms 1 and 2 LY, R. 1. ne 2365 ° No. 75 Town Stre: residence of Mr. fine shade trees eager to sell and Corcoran Homestead, -102 "Tal- man _street; eight rooms and barn or garage. Frontage of about 300 feet extending to the river, two building lots, fruit trees and vines 'in abundance. Good reason for selling. . Price very low. THOS. H. BECKLEY 278 MAIN STRRET Telephones 724 and.68 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 l’?&m&lfi; teresting price to Telephone 1334, 37 SHETUCKI OF ALL NORWICH TOWN PROPERTY Nine rooms and bath, modern im- There Property cost over $7,500. Owner is ARCHA W. COIT ~ FOR SALE A 3 FAMILY HOUSE For $2250 Near Center of City + Pays Good Return JAMES L. CASE ———— s BUY THIS et, Phil next - west of P T. Welles. a large lot, shrubbery. and will make an in- a quick buye 63 Broadway. ET STREET Masons’ Building Materials KINDS For Sale by The Peck-McWilliams Co. THER® v mustern Connsstiout Tor Dusiness oy savertising medium results. | T equal to The Bul- d | POETRY DEAD ME THREE There were an old Terry And round Huns, with not_ fail they held tage poin __ a storm That broke Tush t and green &r Black Wol ehief too, Grinned I3 ther a to h Terry, the zun from Fired throus mass v He Answ Tun broken He honor man of plunged nd wa black. aid— ledger square a ward dead His But Then the cltified at bay on a Drove_baclk the D foes and f bear. They rushed In pe his bullets dr Till the stairway ana choked w ous wrack They grappled him down—as ke His dulling ears hea —and a bugle The Huns gave way They fled from Dead Men the 1 them hard TIN the Flag “Did they entertain yo “Very. They mot c 280d dinner, but th enough to keep ably warm. Willie Willis story man, Mamma Wi I don’t believe he always has Life. “What did she her it would cost a letger hereafter “Umph — she got stamped her foot.’—F Union. Temperance Tady- tempted to drink, at_home. The Man—Madam, is upon me I am of fear—Boston Trans “Are you economizing house 2 “No. The table has scant that everybody Is_ pensive iuncheons downtow ~“Washingion Star. “Pop” Inquired Lilywhite, “white am a “She,” 'aid his pa know what a millenn It's jes’ about de same a nial, on’v it's got mo’ leg: trated World. “Just saw a performa Caesar.” “How was the mob “Not vory realistic. “No Tt destrovs the nize your butcher of roman’ citizens.” — Age-Fiorald 2 that fellow crit government so?” “1 dcn't khow, but I¢ one of two classes.” “What are they?" *Either pro-German or h loyal American whose wasn't adopted by I Tittsburgh THE RALEIDUSCOPE An advanced stores dep Red Cross was opened in E on the 7th ins Food prices as a whole hav vanced over ted States war. F §7, and sugar 7 7 per cent. over the year ar has gone U per nt. M. Hymans, of in the Belgia that the restor to be the wo representatives of sian activity. Minister Governme: tion of b eve Count Julius Andrassy the Deli Hirlap, says that t still holds the trump'card i of America’s help. Pre: latest utterances show tha the war to go on. The epeeches delivered ception- in honor of M. the Mansion Houyse have prod imost _ encouraging impress: Greece, and have completely the Royalists’ latest effort t M. Venizelos in the public e: General Pershing recent] the American contingents and second-line trenches and expressed himself as very ied by their state of preparatic discipline, and by: the way im they have adapted themselves conditions. A proclamation has been issws the Commonwealth Gevernment electors a definite pledge tha powers sought in conection scription would not be exce that married men and sufficie to carry on esential industrie be exempt. The Echo de Paris says offensive expected in Mace not yet begun, ‘the Young T being dissatisfled with Gerr having failed to send promise ance to Bagdad and Palestin insisting that Turke should be s Macedonia, American shipyards, it is be kept in full operation for 10 years in order to provide mense fleet meeded for the international trade after the + first time. in 60 years shipyards are said to be British shipyards in output.