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PROBABLY CLOUDY TODAY AND TOMORROW die e NORWICH. CONN. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 19, 1917. wlletis, FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCHES What Is Going On Tonight Moving Pictures at the Auditorium. Moving Pictures at the Breed The- atre. Vaudeville and Photoplays the vis Theatre. ANNOUNCEMENTS THE AUDITORIIM iam Russell, Gladys Brockwell, William Duncan and Carol Hollo- way Are the Stars in Today’s Pro- gramme at This Popular Theatre— William Farnum in The Conqueror Last Half of Week. at Fox fim star, may look forward with Xeen anticipation to The Conqueror, & massive and thrilling William Fox ‘photodramatic romance based on the fite of ome ot America's frontier bo- General Sam Houstox, Of xas, hich will be seen at the Anditorium theatre tomorrow. The production carries with it the facts that it was directed by R. A. Walsh, producer of The Honor Sys- tem and other Fox pictures of extra- ordinary merit, and that In the course of its production, The Conqueror made use of several thousand Indians, Mex- jcans and Nve stock: that the battle scemes, in which a hundred cannon were used, are tremendous; that the Jove story is one of infinite charm and that the dramatic action builds to a ciimax nhthned to make every spec- fator gasp for breath Today is the last showing of the big double feature bill which is draw- jng lar_e andiences to this theatre. Don't miss it DAV1IS THEATRE “Two Supreme Features, Mary Pick- ford in The Little Princess and Charles Ray in His Mother's Boy— Always the Best. Mary Pickford’s picture, The Little Princess, which is at the Davis thea- tre today, is a reminder that Christ- mas is coming and that the well known shopping for the childten must scon commence. Charles Ray, in his newest offering, His Mother’s Boy, is the other fea- ture. Ray j& a young man who is taught to rely upon his_mother for every need. His' father is dead, and when a number of the townspeopls who bave been induced to buy stock in a Texas oil company on the recom- mendation of his late parent, de- nounce the latter's good name and in- tentions, the son. declares he _will make good any losses sustained by reason of his father’s faith in the oil company. How the young fellow goes to Tex- as to work in the oil field, how he lives up to his promise to the people of his home town, and how he achieves success against all sorts of obstacles wna wins the love of a beautiful young giri, combine to make His Mother's Boy one of the most interesting photoplays that have come from the Thomas H. Ince studios. BREED THEATRE Emily Stevens in Outwitted, a Metro Wonderplay of a Love That Tri- umphed Over Hate, Feature for To- day and Thursday. The feature attraction at the Breed theatre for today and Thursday is BEmily Stevens in Outwit- ted, ome of the stromgest of Metro offerings. It is a great story and is handled by the great director, Georze In Ouvtwitted, Nan Ken- is trying to influence her broth- ‘who has made ome mistake, to % Yomest life. Yo save him from = ‘has been forced to under- @oes it herselt, and is caught Tman whose safe she has She ts to be sent | that she is a common erook. Nan finally wins back happi- mess, after a desperate strusete. Other pictyres on the bill include the latest war news in the Hearst- Pathe Weekly and a very funny Vie- ior Moore comedy. "~ NORTH WINDHAM Fumeral of Mrs. George Morse—Sun- day Sciwol to Give Christmas Mon- ey to Suffering Armenians. Cyril Paime and Ethel Barrett left Tharsday for Fort Strong, where they Bave enlisted in the Coast Artillery. OBIBUARY. Mrs. George Morse. Mrs. George Morse, an old_resident of the place died Friday morning from pmeumonia. The funeral was held at ‘her home Sunday, Rev. Mr. Harrison officiating. The schools close Friday for the Christmas vacation. Mrs. Wendall Witter spent last week in_Providence. Mrs. Daras Adams and Miss Mary Adams of Providence were called here Saturday by the death of Mrs. Morse. To Give, Not Receive. A Sundey School Christmas tree entertainment will be beld in Society hall, Wednesday evening, December Z6th. In place of the usual gifts Fiven, money will be sent to the suf- fering Armenians. Meriden—Conservation of coal on the part of the city churches by holding union services is a topic that is_being seriously considered, both from the standpoint of complying with the government's wishes and be- cause of the necessity of conserving the supply, now on hand. Wallngford churches are thinking of taking stmi- ar action. SAVE'MEAT Aot e outhe g - L finh and gumse. mae sy ASE_GROCERS FOR UNCASVILLE Birthday Party For Ruth Blaisdell— Pupils Punctual at School—Odd Fel- lows’ Quarters Dedicated—Christ- mas Sale—Surprise Visit. Mrs, Arthur Blaisdell entertained Misses Catherine and Evelyn Flomar. Misses Dorothy and Marion Chapman Miss Alice Chapel, Miss Liilian Ritc Master Thomas la Loandy, Donal Chapel, Clarence Clark and Gerald Clark, playmares of her little daugh- ter, Ruth Blaisdell, whose birthday was Satnrday. The afternoon was enjoyed by the youns folks playing games and with music. Mrs. Blaisdell Served refreshments. The little girl received many pretty and useful gifts. Benefit Entertainment. * Thursday evening the following en— tertainment for the benefit of the Ep- worth League of the eMthodist church ‘was given by the Stoddard orchestra of New London: Overture, King Roso, George D. Barnard; Loveland Rose, _Rudolph Frink; orchestra, For You, Lawrence Montague, Morning, Oley . Speaks, Friend of Mine, Wiltred ~Sanderson, Miss Helon Keeney, Woodland Chime, ‘Wahefield Smith, orchestra; reading, Miss Mildred Wade; Short and Sweet, A R Colller; Our Country, Von Un- child, orchestra; Knitting, Bruce and Aliotti; Keep the House Fires Burn- Frank De- Punctual Pupils. During November tnere were fifty pupils perfect in the various grades in the Uncasville school. Club Meets. The Thursday Afterncon club held its meeting in the church parlors. The afternoon’s programme was in charge of Mrs. Herbert G. Dark. Besides the regular exercises there-wers vocal se- lections by Mrs. Willlam Cousins and an interesting address by Miss Mar- garet Christie, who spoke of her work in New London. Miss Wieanor and Mise Gladys Tib- betts, daughters of the Rev. and Mrs. Charies Tibbetts, of the Methodist church are out after an illness which has comfined them to the house for several wecks. Mrs. Charles G. Turner is improving, after a severe attack of grip. Home From France. Charles Chapel, who enlisted in the navy last summer and was assigned to a place on the U. S. ship Terry. sSpent the week end at the home of his parents. Mr. Chapel has been on one trip to Frarce and will soon leave for another trip. Frank Craig_and Henry Brownell of Fort . G. Wright, spent the week end at their homes in town. The weekly rehearsal of the Metho- dist_church chotr was held Friday ev- ening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Witliam Cousins instead of at the church as is cumstomary. Picture Presented School. At the morning exercises Tuesday at the Palmer Memorial school, Rev. Frank S. Clark presemted the school a picture of the ruins of the Roman forum. Principal James E. Murphy ac- cepted the gift tn behalf of the school, thanking Mr. Clark for his troughtful- ness. Dedication December 18th. Tuesday evening Thames lodge, L O. O. F, warked a class of, three candidates. One application for membership was received. The com- mittee in charge of the dedicatory ar- rangements announced their pro- gramme for Tuesday, December 1Sth. Thirty members were present at this meeting. The large cak in fromt of the town hall has been cut down and split up by Elias Beckwith. Louis Gravel has returned home after a week spent with friends in Cambridge, Mass. The Thames river is frozen clear across, something unusual at this time of the' year. Sale and Supper Well Patronized. The Christmas sale and supper giv- en by the Good Cheer e 50- ciety in Sunshine hall was attended by a large number of patrons and the proceeds were gratifying with ever- green trees and red bells and laurels. Miss Hammah Mallery assisted by Miss Ernestine Talbot, was in charge of the large Christmas tree which held mystery packages. Mrs. Arthur Blaisdell secured a beautiful azalela, donated by a New London florist. The box of candy went to Frank Cranston. The supper committee ‘as Miss Laura B. Woodward, chairman, assist- ed by Mra. Comstock, Mrs. Grace Mal- lory, Mrs. Frank Morisiey, Mrs. Wal- ter Kent, Mra. Charles T. Beebe, Mrs. Frederick E. Perkins, Mrs. John J. Lawless, Mrs. John Fitsgerald, Miss May J. Benham. The waitresses were members of the Girl Scouts, Miss Car- olyn Robertson, Miss Daisy _ Ackley, Miss Gladys Strickland, Miss Mae Van Kuren, Miss Mildred Fritts, Mrs. Au- gustys C. Stearns was treasurer. Oth- ers assisting in the various branches were: Mrs, ‘Herbert Brand, Mrs. Standish, Mrs. Frank J. Alexander, Mrs. Nathen Woodworth and Mrs. Ar- thur Blaisdell. - Sarprise Party. A pleasant surprise was given Miss Annie Donoghue at her home Mon- day night, when the following of her friends met for the evening: Miss Bridget Donoghue, Miss Mae Sullivan, Misses Katherine and Margaret Mo Dermott, Miss Teresa Hickey Patrick Donoghue, Matthew Geary, John Smith and James Rutherton, of Nor- ‘wich. The evening was pleasantly spent playing games with musical se- lection interspersed. Delicious re- freshments were served. The prizes were awarded Miss Mae Sullivan, Miss Tersea Hickey and Miss Bridget Don- oghue. Legal Advieory Board. Town Clerk and Jbdge of Probate Dan D. Home, Montville, Postmaster BEdwin C. and Frank H. Rogers bave received the appointment of as- sociate members of the Advisory board for the Hieventh district, sometimes called the.Shoestring district Red Cross Activities. % mmcm—mbd-}axumt- There is also a good supply left on hand. The time Wednesday _after- noom was spent in making clothing for the soldiers and saflers. Monday will be strtiomed at M. E. office and at Georze W. Dart's store, new members and donations aro desir- PEOPLE OF DENMARK ARE APPRECIATIVE Bend Thanks for Promise Christmas Ships. of Two Copenhagen, Dec. 18—The foreign office has directed the Danish minister at Washington to express to the Amer- ican government the thanks of the Danish people for the good will shown them in the promise of two Christmas ships to sail for Denmark. IMB-SG:‘,IMM Why | Believe In Nuxated Iron A Strength-Builder for the Nation By E. Sauer, M. D. Probobiy no remedy has ever met soch phenomenal success as has Suxnied Fron. It is conservatively es- dmuted thot ‘over threo mitilon pecple annually are taking it his alone. It has been pighly endorsed and used by former United enatore and members of congross; pu: ne Who 'have beem conneoted with well- known hospitals have an recommended It Monseigneur Nannimi. a prominent: Catholic elergyman, rec- omimends it to all members of the Catholic church. Former Health Com- missioner William R. Kerr of Chicago says it ought to be used in every hos- Dital and prescribed by cvory phvel. San. 'Sarah Bernhardi—-the - Sarah" the world's most noted actress. has ordered a large quantity Sent to the French soldiers to help &ive them strength, er and endurance. Dr. A. J. Newman, late potice sur- geon’ of the city of Chicago, and for- mer house surgeon, _Jefferson Park hospital, Chicago, says Nuxated Iren has proven through his own tests of it to excell any proparation he hes ever used for cr Ted blood, building up the nerves, stremi ing the muscies and corresting, asorders, B. Vail, formerly physician in tho Baltimore. Roopital dnd A medieal examiner. rays that time and again be has prescribed Nuxated Iron and sur- ents at the rapidity with which the weakness and gencral debil- ity were repiaced by a renewed feeling of strength and vitality. not _strong or well, you owe it to to make the foi- Jowing test: See how long vou can work or how far you can walk with- out becoming tired. Next taks two five-grain tabiets of Nuxated Irom three trmes per day after meals for two weeks. Then test your strength again_and sec how much you have gained. NOTE:—Nuzated Trou, which has besn uwd by formee Members of the United Siztes Renste and Tomme of Hepreentaila, and oiber procainen: people uch smprising reeaits. and whick s pe- sorfbed snd Tecommended ateve hy possiclams in s Croat varwey of Caes is rei s Damont medi- Boc”secreremedy. Bl ous weich 13 vl Eown ‘Aruzzisis snd whow fron coenitueats at widely bea by eminent purscimas cverrvbers On he older ersanic ton peoduets I Js easily assisitated, doee not Injure the teeth. make them Black nos et the stomach: on the contrary It is a2 most poteat remedy i pearly an ferms of in- Eoetion 25 well ‘ac for mervous, run-down comdi- Gons The mamsgucturces haw such great con- fdonn tn Nuwated Trom. that they offer to forfelt 5100 to any charicsble iestitation if thes cammot take any man o woman mnder 60 who lacks jron 2 ineresse fheir sermgth 100 per cent. or over in wecks’ they have no_srious offer i refund your Wit A (= PARADE OF ARMY RECRUITS AT NEW ROCHELLE Who Have Been Fed ‘and Sheltered There. New Rochelle, N. Dec. 18.—Four thousand regular army recruits,- part of the six thousand men who have been sheltered and fed by citizens, churches and clubs here because of insufficient accommodations for them at Fort Slocum, took part in a parade ebout the city'late today. Fifteen hundred of the men were summoned today to the fort for ex- amination and it is expected that by the end of the week the last of those billeted in the city will have left. Ivoryton—The Ivoryton grammar gchool’ has paid $30 on its liberty GAVE HRR DELICATE CHILD S UVINOL It Built Him Up and Made : Him Strong Newaygo, Mich.—“My* little _boy was_in a delicate, weak, emaciated condition and had a cough so we had to keep him out of school for a year. Nothing seemed to help him uritil Vinol was recommended, and the change it made in him was remark- able. It has built him up and mad- him strong so his cough is - almo? entirely gome. We can not recom mend Vinol too highly."—Mrs. E. N Hanlon. Mothers of weak, delicate, ailing children are asked to try this famous cod liver and iron.tonic on our guar- antee. Children love to take it. Broadway Pharmacy, G. G. Engler, Prop, Norwich. Vinol is_ sold in ‘Willimantic by the Wilson Drug Co. in Danielson by the A. W. Williars Pharmacy, and in Putnam by J. F Donahue, -$1.00 HERE IS THE Fountain Pen. YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR Non-Leakable Self-Filling Oniy ONE DOLLAR but as good as any Hhat sells for FIVE DOLLARS. ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED Try one and be comvinced. JOHN & GEO . H. BLISS JEWELERS Ladies' Who Wish a Toilet Cream that will keep their complexion in al- try the kind we are offering today’ which contains encugh peroxide in it to make it the Ideal Cream. Dunn’s Pharmacy WILLIAM YOUNG,R.N Massage and General Nursing. Night or day calls. 38 Hickory St. Norwich. | FREDERICK T. BUNCE Piano Tuner 1125 MEN POETRY LOST AND FOUND WANTED FOR SALE TO RENT - LOST—A crescent pin, set with sap-| WANTED—Special for two weeks,| FOR SALE or will exchange seve TO RENTModern dpartment on . phites and pearis. Reward If returned[will sell for extra low prices shoes|tons of hay for young _stoc iver Ave. Apply H. A. Wulf, 161 Main tIN FRANCE. o _this office. decl8d_ |and second hand clothing. We buy PIgS or pouitry. ( H. Garvin, 518t & dectsdin[ . . = LOST — Botween Golden St. _and|Ne75 socond hand clothing and shoes.| I by Hampton, Conn. Telephone 2482} ~ 45~ RasNT—Tenements of four. five|mhe sk i 4 2 Frankln Square, a leather handbaz containing sum of money and gold wateh. Finder return to Bulletin Of- fice and receive reward. dec17d WANTED WANTED FOR HARVESTING ICE Good Pay _Gnmn(eed JOHN H. FORD ~ WINDERS | CAN YOU DO WINDING? For Girls Over 16 A Spiengid Opportunity. New, up- to-date mill, bright, sanitary, cheer- ful surroundings. GOOD PAY, GOOD PROSPECTS Aprons and caps supplied free APPLV NOW TO |THE NORWICH WOOLEN { LEARNERS WILL BE TAKEN H FOR SALE FOR SALE POWER BOAT R. S. BARTLETT, Trustee. Room 14, Central Bullding, dec19WS AUCTION Hyde will sell at public auction THURSDAY, DEC. 20TH, at 1030 a. m., at my farm in Groton, one mile east of New London ferry. the following described property: Ten cows, mostly Holsteins. one two year old grade Ay: shire with calf, one Holstein bull, two years old, J. H one’ horse, one set double driving harness. one top buggy, one surrey, two cairiage poles, one ex- press ‘wagon pole, one ice saw, one Cross-cut saw. If stormy, mext fair day. decisa > 1. B. CROUCH. LEGAL NOTICES. CHARLES F. HAYDEN VS. VINIE MAINE HAYDEN. Order of Notice. . State of Connecticut, 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, Dbefore the Superior Court in and for said County., It appearing to and being found by the subscribing authority that the said defendant, Vinie Maine Hayden. is ab- sent from this State and gone fo parts unknown. It is Therefore, Ordered, That notice of the pendency of ‘said complaint be given said defendant by publishing this order in The Norwich Bulletin, a news. paper printed in Norwdoh, Conn. once a week for two weeks successively, commencing on or before the 20th day of December, 1917, HIBBERD R. NORMAN, Assistant Clerk of the Superior Court Tor New London County. _dec18Tu TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY 1.25 To New York $1.25 TO NEW YORK FREGhT AR ZAsEoen NORWICH AND NEW YORK rm Traetavn. Thurs- I g g Hud & p. . Kffective Ost. 15th, $128—F. V. KNOUSE, Agert—3$1.23 CREAM . that will always s WHIP i Fresh Daily —at the— People’s Market 6 Franklin Street JUSTIN HOLDEN, Proprietor The Charles A. Kuebler A Company MANUFACTURERS AND RETAILERS OF Monumental 39-41 Franklin St. Norwich------«--.Conn T A. Marshak, 123 West Main St. Willfmantie Di ek P FOR SALE _One registered Berkshire {and with or without a garage. Phone leaves ¢ WANTED—Furniture bed outnt and | boar, ¥ Weeka Old. Of Lonxfellow s 11055, dec1d | still in the sunligit over dressers, chairs, rugs. Write Furniture, |double breedin pig is well grown and " o o flat at care Hulletin Co, Gec19a | nleely’ marked:"brice 312, Vailey Marms, | (10 RENTFourroom fat ot 11|over in WE _BUY and sell tools, furniture. | decioq ~~ <o Tel Léb. Div. 54-5. | o Max Sehwirtz, 66 Fairmount st |TD stamps, false teeth antiques or any- Y Telephone 444-4. decisd AR thing_el o oks espec want- | © FOR LE—One ton Reo truck, 1917 N To ew hou: w o4 “Write or call. Louis D, Ward: 31 | moael run 5,000 ailes, n pertect conr | ;10 RENT —Fourteen room new house wit Fator Bt marsoMWs | Sition: $175; (hres detivery Wagons: 13 | Io, ™ T At FlAnAcd mill qn stat: T o n. axies, very low price: one nent dec | Iqad. - In of Antonio osta.| . i A GOVERNMENT war positions oo’ | 1hveis oio; Tight de | Eatinela s *Telephone 3124, Moosub | Over In France the clerical work: men-womcn wanted; $93 | prory fleisby £ood as new. 315; one et |l declT, The old monh; list “free. ~Franiiin Institute | PSR 0208 Yattetns Tow §i "% VB | “swons wo mENT Givated _in ey don r Dept. 87T-K. Rochester. N. Y. Clark, 315 Mountain St, WilimaRtic: | good melERbOTROGA, Address W F o T PR cu decli8d care Bulletin Office. declid WANTED _Peopls (o make Christmas | g - i H oiin o e N wreaths: also collcctors of boxwood | g ko SALE Horse ~ weighs 1150 ~FURNISHED ROOM rept with 5 e ol b e U 1 hos "05 ™ 959 | soUnd, King and entlc. nice driver and |private family in & contral location: SHaiisaxal beanches los Co. 3 : Take & Food - farm | Dieam eat and ajl convenicnooh: refer ¥ horse; Very low price to go into g00&|ences required. Address Box 50 Bulles WANTED —Someone to take care of | hands. Brown's Bakery, Baltic, Ct. tin. decl3d smail driving horse, from now until| deci8d _ Temmme o e easy keeper. © Address J. care|™ FQR SALE — A dapple gray horse, |ter at 263. Ceniral Ave., bet, 6(h-ith 3 L axe 1: 1950 Doundas & Wi hers. aae | Bt atiad WANTED _Kitchen Teip; 351980 Doundsr & sorres mare mke s | = e waitress. Apply at the 1050 pounds; these horses are home: [EUERETNEES SIS X00m tentment SDRth, House, Gity: 10 work anywhere and must be soi at| glectric lights and wis " Inauire at A WANTED—A woman Would 'take -some hay in’. cxcha) ‘ S Hwith work on_Friday of each week. Murphy Brothers' Stable, Willimahtic: | path, set tabe, eleciric 1t ®as, ote Gordon, 51 Fairmount St., City. declid i % s, electric light, , dec18a S for 315 per inquire’ at Alling | = - T FOR SALE_A fow fine sleidhs cheap. | Rubber Co. decdd WANTED Tadics should have coits 5 cheap. | 22 Zittheod and suits made. to order. at Lasesow | 2ot M. B. Ring._ declid | “arG” RENT—Store, lgcated Bros.’; style, fitting and workmanship| FOR SALE—One pair heavy runners | With fiXiures; also garuage 246, guaranteed;’ also plush coats steamed Jonath Smith, 30 Town St. deciid| _9ec4 §USpecialty. Opposite Irankiiy Street | o 1th: 30 — : e e CppitsimRki Strest [ om satE i s00 workingtio 2k LIXO Apartment of ~“sevem ERone 2 . 22 __lsound and gentle, weight 1100 pound: Eoat ng dia WANTED —Forty men to harvest ice, | will sell reasonable. Wilfred Thoma o SO Tuesday morning. John H. Ford | Goodyenr. Conn. Tél 4221, Danleison| 1o RENT-_Furnished rooms: alse e iy dec: § rooms for light housekecbing. 108 1A for Xmas at 50c a box up:| FOR SALE _One 20 h p. 4 ovcle K School St. Tel 1045-3. sepild & e e N e O R T i b = ement tenemient at 56 385; "Bice pipes, too, also: Lot me see: | Be b, ‘engine: Both mounted on sreet | & o rice Boxes of Mgn rade choce: | Brade. MY connaeia Toanied, on, steel P ——— lates,-65c a box to $3.50 a box. Visit|Address C. M. Williams, Norwich, Conn NNISHED reoms; reasnnable e Rsediate™ Sophrtment” Siragans | AHeiTa catos CUIEALE for TIENE BovsSleuion, Shioke Bhop. destid RS e ofss, 15 Unton Sty WANTED Barber, at the Wauregan House Barber Shop. | FOR SALE Open delivery hody, will fit Ford runabout or any light car: bar- ED—A good all around ma- chinist and repalr man: steady work and good pay. Apply to the Putnam Foundry and Machine Company, Put- nam, Conn. Tel. 46. dec14d WANTED-—Situation as housekeeper for an elderly person. Address Box 69, Bulletin Office. decl4d WANTED _Hens, chickens, dressed liogs, calves; highest prices’ paid by Joseph Hochberg. 181 Main St Willi- mantic, Conn. Tel. 147-13. _nov26d _ WANTED —0ld_ books, pamphlets. ewspapers bcfore 1820, pictures and letters: gocd prices paid > Norwich, Conn. Box 195. WANTED At once, good general blacksmith: steady work and _good wages. Apply Scott & Clark Corpora- novzod tion. W o buy raw furs; pay best pric: Thaver Bldg., Room 106. H. J. Yurman. Phone-1301-4, novisd WANTED Raw furs, at H. A. Heebner's, Water St., every Thursday. A. C. Bennett. novizd TWANTED Second hand and antique gain._Tel. 115-2. Mr. Borden. decldd FOR SALE—Mixed wood_ in stove| length $5 4 cord. W A. Miner. iast Great Plain. _Tel deetoa o0d_in stove aceid FOR SALE—Studebak eyl., series ’17, overhauied and repainted special color. _Frisbie-McCormick Co., 52 Shetucket St. nov3od | FOR. SALE 1914 model 19 Overland |touring car in zood condition, $200. Auto Sales Company. 13 Bath St, nov 24d FOR SALE _Roval typewriter, nearly new, one typewriter desk, one’ rolltop desK. one flattop desk, four office chairs. lars, inquire of St." novz2a FOR SALE Maxwell roadster, late 1916 model, overhauled and guaran- teed. car is a bargain at_$: McCormick Co., 52 S novizd and_cconomical 0. The Frisbie- This powerful FOR SALE Maxwell t modei. in good condition. §: Frizoie-McCormick Co., 52 She noviza furniture of all kinds; get our prices before you sell, A. Bruckner, 55 Frank- lin St. Tel. 717-3. novéd WANTED TWENTY-FIVE MEN —AT— EAST BALTIC STREET ICEHOUSE WEDNESDAY MORNING, H. B. BATES WANTED. 2 Old Faise 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.. Remoyed to 134 Water St, be- tween Shetucket and Market Sts., Norwich. Conn. WANTED TWO SPINNERS Apply GLEN WOOLEN MILLS, NORWICH TOWN. WANTED 25 laborers; 150 girls; 10 housework girls; 6 machinists; 2 farm hands; 34 weavers; 8 spinners; 2 nurse girls. | FREE ZIMPLOYMENT BUREAU Central Bldg. Goo. L. Chesbro, Mar- | | WANTED 'Manager for small fruit and dairy farm. Cottage on place; .steady; state age, family and experience. Address Manager, Norwich Bulletin, Box 54. - WOMEN! DO YOU WANT TO HELP WIN THE WAR? THEN HELP US CLOTHE THE BOYS WHO ARE FIGHTING YOUR BATTLES 4F YOU HAVE ACCOMMODATIONS "~ GIRLS 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- - ‘ences. Apply at Once : THE NORWICH WOOLEN MILLS WHEN YOU WANT to put your bus- iness before the publlc, there is medium better than through the ad- vemicing . coiuiuns. of -The Bulleti. FOR SALE _Repubiic 1500 | b, truck, used for demonstrating only, as good as’ new. pneumatic tires on front Wheels, Solid tires on rear: present list price, delivered, $560: vou can save model. * The Frisbie- McCormick Co., 52 Shetucket St. 24 FOR_SALE_Pigs, thoroughbrel, O. I, C. Lpdlow Farm. Norih Stonington Phone. T861-13, Sened Norwich Housing Company are all occupied. The Company offers some very des ble house lots 7for sale. Those on Washington Street hext north of the Thaver property are Lnequalled in orwich for the price. jThey will sell you a modern two- !unfiy house 1n 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 Wills Drawn. 86 Cliff St. FOR ‘SALE Gne and one-halt ton Kelly Soringfcia Truck, in first-class running order. ‘Wonderful bargain to quick buyer. SCHWARTZ BROS. Furniture Store. For Sale A very choice Homestead on Stanton Avenue. Price very reasonable. Own- Norwich. FOR RENT A MODERN 9 ROOM APARTMENT $35.00 A Month Inquire of JAMES L. CASE 37 Shetucket Street —_ — ~ FOR SALE el e “I spent the fi Cottage Housce. Tenement ana Bust- [the Sk maritt a 1 ST EESTonR R a2t Punt- Sirable locations — List your property 1f | Mother—What is the You ars to Bl of webe ad Thave s | Willle—Men oo ‘or peopie lookimg Tor real st | Mother—And the plurdl RNt Witlie — Twin Witkian © s, Sovrmas et e e |Fourns toow 403, Thaver Blag. | _The Actor—And he £ : Stormington-Games SALE HORSES housht someone was s 1 nave zu Horses thal ! want to| .y, sl L 213pg. vight away. Nine of them | “You farmers buy a are big work horses—tie balance will | bricks, eh 1310 1ha G T | io2 w0 yom. < ELMER R PIDRSON, AR S e, 5288 v, BT FARME FOR EXCHANGE. oiuHow long have yo TWwo exceilint tarms; can trade efther | 00 M0 & for city properiy of equal vaiue; one 5 cuoush o 27 acres, stale road, near city, modern | 0n& have you buildings: alsu 150 acre stock farm Long enough to en ™ 11 ahotia s sesoe BN CTae, cn | “"“Phevivy been' ma z e Abc Freralie Furnished Seashore | Toecd's 2 e Cottages e 5 athe el For Sal Rent |"ooewi el or dSale or Ken “You seem happy, Dolores at Watch Hill, Weekapaug, Pleasant . ¥ & oy 3 Ferd; aying ‘'you mor View, and along the Rhode Island L tion shore; algo accessible Seashors Farms. Send for booklet. FRANK W. GOY WESTERLY, R. L $800 0: but since this three tage came in he has stoppe to a lot of out of town &I ville Courier-Journal, Uncle Lige bought a night the clock got out began to_strike. The old man awoke and co He promptly sat up in bed ar to his wife ,said Cynthia, ‘get up get up! Will buy a five room Cottage Fouse, |than” I've ever knmowed it one acre of land, some fruit and hen- | -Verybody's Masazine nery, only 1 1-4 miles from Westerly == A bargain. Investigate! THE KALEIDOSCOFE ssso Among those whom >rinc Wales has met in Italy is Soc Minister, Signor Bissolati, Bz Ewoll Cottage’ | Housex N bam il - & 5 acres of tillable land, 30 bearing apple| The Lower House of the A trees and some other fruit. This place |Reichsrath has adopted the & is situated on Norwich and Westerly |Ment's proposal 1o est try for Social Affairs, among t ties of which are the labor and the care of dis: war widows, and orph trolley. telephone in house, a barga'n for some cne. Owner is leaving for the West and hence this sacrifice. Come and look It over. M. Venizelos has telegraphed ing town. For fuller partic- Inquire of JOHN A. MORAN Real Estate Broker Franklin Square, FOR SALE Two and one-half story, eight room Cottage with all modern improvements. Lot feet. A. M. AVERY Tclephone 1122-2 52 Broadway FOR SALE Corcoran Homestead, 103 Tal- man street, elght 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 Norwich 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 Cenfl‘ll Bldg. . Norwich ne |, WHEN YOU WANT io put your bus- iness Dbetore tho public. thers is no Greeks in America expressing his WILLIAM A. WILCOX [G3562 "ot ™ nic” Vigorous am: FARM SPECIALIST Helienism which ~during the e wars so greatly helped Greece 41 West Broad Street, Rooms 1 and 2| Wars % sreatly heloed o - WESTERLY, R. I, through this critical period Telephone 2365 —_— Germany has paid compensat the sinking of the Dutch Trar r— | tcamer Blommersdyi, one o BUY THIS vessels sunk off the American October, 1916, by a German NORWICH TGWN PROPERTY Jline, and for damage caused o Dutch steamer Ryndy No. 75 Town Street, next west of residence of Mr. Philip T. Welles. [| An address, signed by o Nine,Foomsand bath, modern im- || persons lbel;m?ins)m ot T industrial circles, has been PGS hers is a large lot, B}, 0\E " huteh Prime Minister fine _shade . trees and shrubbery. | nim to take steps to secure the r Property cost over $7,500. Owner is J|ation of commercial telegrap munications with and via Great eager to.sell and will make an in- teresting price to a quick buyer. . ARCHA W. coIT Telephone 1334, tain. In a telegram to the King, ing General Officer Commar Chief, Mesopotamian Exped Force, expresses the determin the Force, “to carry on the work the foundation of which ha: 8o suceessfully laid by our late trious Commander. 63 Broadway. A German deserter has bawn ed on suspicion of murdering a of 73 years of age at Meinweg, a lage near Herkenbosch. The wid son found her gagged and bound Fer head smashed in and a la: of money stolen. The desert the women’s son-in-law, Wo the mines at Hoensbroek. FOR SALE A 3 FAMILY HOUSE For $2250 Near Center of City Pays Good Return JAMES L. CASE 37 SHETUCKET STREET In the ease of the Budget debate the Dutch Second _Chambes Troelstra, the leader of the Sock: who have hitherto supported the ernment’s foreign policy, sa open to doubt whether the g had taken a correct. legal attit regard to the eand and grav tion. He asked for further infc tion on the subject. CASTORIZ For Infants and Children Masons’ Building Materials OF ALL KINDS For Sale by The Peck-McWilliams Co. | InUse ForOver 30 Years — [ Always bears i “UR e BusiassR sacslin 56

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