Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 27, 1918, Page 10

“PARENTAGE” PICTURE. . BiG 'I'HMH'I‘ m MMFM Motherhood an¢ Chikiheod at the Davis Today. ‘Farentage” is a beautiful story mother- hood amd childhood. 'The narrative deals with "such vital problems in home life, that it presents an array of an that patrons will be as- tounded at their comprehensiveness. it strikes a chord in- the hun cf every man, and woman, young and sends them back into the v!wld. to think and _think hard, and4 make them better M the thinking. Producer Henley has picked an ex- ceptionally strong cast to tell his story, which imcludes Willilam Welsh, who did. such excellent . work in “Twenty Thousand Leagues Up- der the Sea” ‘Anna Lehr, who as Mrs. Smith, does one of the finest East Lyme—Mrs, Georgiana Le- Ommtd'rzyn.w c.hvbmngher daoghter, Mrs. Marcus D. ulh. I-M«-.—m of M;ncheaters phywiclans and dentists met Monday evening to discnes plans for intro- dueing oral hygiene in all the schools. nm—m Swedish National Hartford Public High school Monday might. New Haven. — Miss M. Hortense Dooley ot New Haven, swimming in- structor and graduate of New Haven Nermal school of gymnastics, has been appointed physical director of public schools in New York. Newtown. — Rev. Philip Coholan, curate for the past five years at St Rose’s Catholic church, Newtown, has received his appointment as chaplain in the U. S. national army and is now awaiting the call for duty. New Britain—Charles H. Johnson, son of Mrs. ‘Laura Johnson of Maple Hill, has been awarded first scholar- ship honors at Yale. Gifford Horen- stein and Edward H. Mag of this city have also received scholarship honors. characterizations of a mother ever seen’ on the screen—in fact her work recalls Emma Dunn in “01d Lady 31" —Bert Busby; Matty Roubert, a young boy who has been starred in many films; Lois Alexander, one of the best child actresses In pictures; Gitbert Rooney; Rarbars. ( one of the most beantifnl women on the screen today and Hoburt Henley, who does excelent work as Robert Smith, Jr., The other feature is Roy Stewart in the five part Triangie Western drama, The ILearnin’ of Jim Benton, When Wallingford. — Today (Wednesday) Major Guy Edwin Moulton of Choate school battalion will step down and out and Captain Raphael J. Shortlidge will succeed him. This change has come about through the major beint drafted. Waterbury—Her salary of $1,020 a year making her the highest paid girl tn ‘Waterbury's employ, Miss Ruth Waldron, who has been the “right hand man” of the board of assessors for a dozen _ years, will .retire. March 1 to War Meant Pence, a corking comedy completes the show. Vaudeville to- morrow, BREED THEATRE. Two of the Screen’s Most Famoys Artists on Today's Bill — Edith Storey in “The Eyes of Mystery,” and Crane Wilbur in “The Bilood of His Father,” Features For Today and Thursday. Today and Thursday Edith Storey |at the employment bureau enter a private office where the pay is better. East Hampton.—Miss Anna Mae O’Connell was tendered a farewell party by the girls employed at the Southern New England Telephone company and friends Friday evening. Miss O’Connell has resigned and will enter training at St. Francis' hospital this week. D Hartford—Thirty-seven men have applied for work during the past week of the will head the double feature bill at the'flartffll‘fl county league and farm bu- Breed theatre in The:Eyes of Mystery This is Miss Storey's first appears=nce under the Mctro bauner and is 8 smashing love and adventurs astory 8- ed with mystery and romance, and is fully worthy of the talents of the this brilliant woman. M Storey 1s one of the best-loved wumen la Amer- ica and “The Eyes of stery” will 2dd hosts of admirers to her aiready lengthy list. Crane Wilbur will alse be seen in o five part drama of hate, entitled “The Blood of My Father” und the famous Burton Hoimes travelogue will complete the bill. AUDITORIUM. A New Show Today, New Songs, Comedy—Geocrge Walsh in The P of New York, a Wonderful Patriotic Picture. Also The Fighting Trail. Follow the crowd and go and see Mackic and Walker and U. S. A. Girls in a new, comedy. for today and Thursday, presenting Troubles in the Court Room, for laughing purposes only, giving the comedians plenty of funny bits. If you miss the George Walsh picture at the Auditorium theatre, you miss one of the best pictures this William Fox star has ever put forth for your entertainment. The Fighting Trail completes = great big show at little prices. B I LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich, within and for the District of Norwich, nn the 26th day of Febru- Presflnl—\mo\l J. AYLING, Judge. Estate of Maria L. Lovett, late of Norwich, “in said Dlsh‘lct deceased. Executor tred‘lurs bring in said estate within six monlh: from this date by posting a no- tice to that effect, together with a copy of this order, on the signpost nearest to the place where said deceased last dwelt, and in the same Town, and by publishing the same once in a news- paper having a circulation in said Dis- trict. and_make return to this Court, NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. The above and foregoing Is a true eopy of record. Attest: HELEN M. DRESCHER, Clerk. NOTICE.—All creditors of said de- ceased are hereby notified to present their claims against said estate to the undersigned at Danielson, Conn., with- in the fime limited in the above and foregoing order, ‘CHARLES S. BILL, feb27d Executor. AT A COURT OF PROBATE_HELD at Norwich, within and for the District of \'m-muhl on the 26th day of Febru- A. D, TSON J. AYLING, Judge. tate of Anna C. Enos, late of Nor. . in said District, deceased. lmma A. Jordan of Norwich, Conn. appeared In Court by her agent and nled a petition praying, for the reasons therein set forth, that edministration be granted unon the estate of said de- censed, alleged to_be intestats hereupon, 1t Ts Ordersd. That said petition be heard and determined at the Probats ¥ of March, A. D, 1818, a{ 1¢ o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice of the endency of said petition, and d said caring thereon, be given by the pub- l >st|on of this ordar nne tlme in some wspaper havis circulation in said Illstrch at least m-ee days prior to the date of said hearing. and that return be made to this Court. NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. The above and foregoing is a true *opy of record. Attest: HELEN M. ka feb27d PRESTON TOWN MEETING The legal voters of the Town of Preston are hereby warned to meet in Town Meeting at ‘the Town House on Chursday Feb. 28, 1918, at 2 p. m, to act upon the following, namely: To lay a tax for the ensuing year. To vote vpon an itemised estima; of the current expenses of the Town for the ensuing year as by the Selectmen. To vote upen the purchase of & roed ecraper. To act upon the reports of the Se- lectmen as voted In Annual Town Meeting held Sept. 23, 1917, namely: Voted: “That the confer with the Town Counsel and the Nor- wich Compressed Air Power Co. in re- gard to a settlement of Town t;xu due the Town of Preston from Norwich Compressed Air Power Co. ..nd report at the ncn Town Meeting.” ALBBRT BENJAMIN, CHARLES B MAYNARD, ROBERT A. PECKHAM, Selectmen. Dated at Preston, Conn., Feb. 23, 1918, reau. Six of them got work. For the first time in several weeks the de- mand for workiwas found greater than the supply. Greeniwich.—Robert McGinnis, 69, a retired tobacco merchant and philan- thropist, died suddenly from heart failure at his home at Greenwich the other afternoon. He was talking over the telephone with a reiative. As he hung up the receiver he collapsed and died before a doctor could reach him. Meriden. — Friends of Thaddeus Blazejowski, 22 years old, corporal in Company G 1024 United States in- fantry, American expeditionary force, were pained to learn that he has been severely wounded while in action on the western battlefront in France. He is the first young man from Meriden to ehed his blood while fighting against the Huns. Bridgeport. — The Fraternal War Savings association, composed of near- ly all the lodges and fraternal associa- tions of Bridgeport, now registers over 17,000 membership, President William T. Meyer announced this week. En- thusiastic response has been made for the eale of war savings. and thrift stamps amo members. One organ- ization has s $2,000 worth of stamps, he said. Collinsville—W. H. Mandrey of Warehouse Point, who has been prin- cipal of the grammar school at Ware- house Point and also supervisor in the town of East Windsor, has been ap- pointed supervisor of the schools in this town by the state board of edu- cation. He will succeed F. L. Tapley, who recently became a teacher in the Hartford High school. He will also act ‘as supervisor 'in- the towns of Bloomfield and: Granby, which were also supervised by Mr. Tapley. Telephone 190 ¥liehaki =) SELL IT-TO THE American Waste & Metal Co. 206-212 WEST MAIN ST. WELDING WILL FIX IT | Cylinders, Castings of all kinds, Agri- cultural Implements, Transmissions and - Crankcases,’ Housings, Steel of ALL KINDS can be made WHOLE and SOUND with our WELDING. Skilled, expert work that is guaran- teed—try it. Auto Radiators also re- paired. Gave Welding and Mifg. Co. 31 Chestnut Street Phone 214 WE WANT YOUR JUNK, ' WASTE PAPER AND METAL STOCK We are a new firm in the ma-ket for same. Give us a trial and we will pay you the best prices. Call or write. NORWICH WASTE AND' METAL CO. 205-207 West Main Street Telephone 546-2 ' Norwich, Conn. When you think of hav- ing your AUTO PAINTED just think of the Falls Auto Co. 51 Sbumnn Street Frames, Axles and other metal parts! ANTED—A for _general ho?‘ework tmny ar rour no laundry; wages $§7. Bulletin Office. - A FEW MORE MEN, CARD FOR §. C.' Hen: H. Apply in writing, X. Y Z . feb27d . FOR SALE calf. and isler, Plain 11! ‘el. 462-14. ROOM HANDS PREFERRED, AT THE:DANIEL E. CUM- MINGS MILL. STEADY' WORK. WRITE, OR CALL AT THE FORMER WITCH HAZEL SHOP UNCAS- VILLE WA —_ Res ectable Amorlcan couple, with boy 8 years old, desires two furnished rooms for housekee Add ess B are Bulletin. WAN'I'H)—SI 0 per day. plld one lady in each town to distributed tree circulars for concentrated flavorin tubes; permanent position. F. E. Co., Chicago. teb27d WANTED—At once, man who under- stands farming, cows, horses, be temperate and reMable: New London, Conn. feb27 WANTBED—Day work by Address Box 15, care Bulletin. !M‘Id w,ur’rm—-!olmg ladies whe can sing, for traveling musical comedy. Box 22, Bu Bulletin, feb27d WAN'I‘ED—A middle aged or elderly woman to_care for an Knvfl!d ‘woman; one who desires n % d home. Write Ml’! E. Rollins,’ ing Cove. feb27d WANTED——Flat of five or six rooms, with modern conveniences, - in neighborhood. Phone 355-4. feb27d WANTED—Two girl.s 16 years old or over' steady work g!ly. Carpen- ter ms Co., 76 Newton feb27d W olored youns ladies and geénts who cah sing, play musical in- struments, for traveling concert com EIGHT MEN ~ACCUSTOMED TO|Pan: Box 2, Bulletin. feb27d el’s 7. Box. NE, ‘WANTED, 0ld False Teeth. Don’t m&thr il broken. We pay up t Send by parcel post and check by return mail. COLLATERAL LOAN CO. Removed to 154 Water St. recsive FOR ' SALE— clusively, birds direct from.J. C eping. | trap-nested .stock; tebfld 4. H. (chunks), weight about 2500 lbs., true and honest every way, 15 and 16 years of age; $200 takes them. For particu- lars, address Box 24, R. ete.; must ml_ Acme water- heater, No. 8. 42 West Main, or call 1612. upright 7. C. Campbell piano with Stool and soarf, Terms, $15 down, $240.60—A beautiful Crnwlord plano with stool guaranteed for ten years; a truly artis- tic piano, just exchanged for a player iano. = Terms. Norwich, Conm BB d plano wnh Ustoof an portunity. week.' Main St., White Wyn;auttu' e prize winning‘ egge, $1.50 per 15. Sandberg, Norwich, ‘Conn,, R. No. Tra%l'n‘ AR T Phone §46- & s -a-Day ‘line, FOR SALB_A Dair- of farm ho?lc‘! o Colum- Conn. 'OR SALE—One Diebold lafe. !nx 5 Walworth radittors one small H. Breed. feb27d buys a very good mahu‘lny 130 per ‘ompany, or without board, at Iaurel Hfll Ave. ance to buy a a genuine $300 value, fully at 47 Wl(’h ali gentlamen ‘TO L fel “mo RENT—Basement Fnthlh St. febZSM TFor m'l‘—-Flve-rnom flat a|1 im- provemencs, 70 Washington St. Inqnlre “By your, swift avenging ,,g.m. let on pumises this Ilm—'l‘enement of fi\'e Tooms.’ five-cent fare, cars stop in front of house, exxh( min- utes from Franklin Square. 59 Franklin St “FOR RENT_-First class room conveniences, RENT . R., L. Btarkweather., Md st Tooms, Telephone 785. _— TO RENT—Two er three unfurnished rooms in suburbs, near trolley line, for man and wife. Write F. Bulletin Co. "0 RENT_Three furnished rooms, with all convenlences for nouuke‘pm& Inguire 9 Fountain St. TO RENT—Seven-room caluse at 24 Garflezld Ave. care M R teneme:? “ot our rooms, ‘with gas and electricity, fimuhe on prcmllu. Kills' uire: at eb26d Slass . with| Plymouth; 44 And hy th-.t “To nm'l‘—l'umlshed rooms for four| Then keep kniting, North High feb26d Mrs. Kelly, 7 $15 down, 32 per week. o Plaut-Cadden Company, Main Sl. Steinway uprlgh( scarf; a real op- Terms, $15 down, $1.50 per Plaut-Cddden - Company, Norwlch, Conn. The. —T t 1e ll h 1 Lisbon WORK M DAFES UL, 00| ST Y s Tan e FedeanaperBonrdCo. VERSAILLES pig run out of the pen all the time. I ain’t seen ‘no calf yit that would eat pigs or setfin’ hens; hev you? . Try a Cob- upright piano in perfect condition'with he called him Ink, ’cause he ( %00l il Terms, $20 down, $1.75 per week, Plaut-Cadden Oompary, Main St., wich, Conn. - . $200.00 for a beautiful mahogany and scarf, fully = guaranteed. The Nor- electric ligh room; picturs immediate: posses: W Coit, 63 Broad TO Washington St. _ febldd que RENT — Furnished 1o Ring lower left bell. sion; one way. rocms, web Corner 5e cigar; they are good, at Fagan’s Smoke Shov. eb37d ‘WANTED—Two farmhands that un- derstand farm machinery; $40 a_month and board; apply at once. Shepard Hill Farm, W. S. Brown, Prop.. Cen- to buy a fine fuly guaranteed 88-note player piano with- 25 rolls of. music, ggnch and scarf. Company, Main $300.00—Only one and a rnre chance Terms, $25. down, week. The Plaut-Cadden Notrwich, Conn. per tral Village, Conn Tel.- 28-12 ‘Moosup Div. feb2TWFS “Special for two weeks. WANTED GUN BARREL EXPERT cockerels. Inquire of Patrick ‘Wilivan, Occum. . FOR SALE_A few White Wyandotie feb26TuTnS ANTED—SD will sell- for: extra low prices. shoes and second hand. clothinz. We buy men's eecond hand clothing and shoes. | A. Marshak, 123 ‘est Main S dec19WS A man to demonstrate the manu- facture of military rifie barrels. and be willing to go abroad in the near future; must be first cldss, expefl- enced man, famflflar with t work from the forging to the flnlsh:d prod- uct. Address Box No. 74, care Bulle- tin Co. feb25d WE BUY and sell, topls, furn! stamps, - false- teeth.-antiques or an, thing_eise; old books esveclaily want. ed. Write or call. Louis D. Ward, 32 Water St. | mar24MWs LADIES WANTED to visit the new Hairdressing Parlors; finest equipment, vibratory and violet ray massage, S entific hair treatment; shampcoing 50 cents; manicurd 35 cents. Madam Lind- gren,'first floor, Thayer Bldg. feb2sd WANTED—Young man to work in store and deliver orders; one that can drive Ford,car preferred; state experi- ence and wages wanted first letter, Ad- dr;:sgmmerk Box 387, Moosup, Ct." el “A!\TI’:}D—Bhght salesman and lo- cal representatives. for suburban- dis- tricts everywhere for hest auto acces- | sary ever shown; necessary as gaso- N WANTED Ten machinists, 2 waltresses, 2 farm hands, 10 wood choppers, 6 toolmakers, 15 general housework girls, 34 labor- ers. ZIMPLOYMENT BUREAU FREE ] Central Bidg, ~ Gso. L. Chesbro, Mgr FOR SALE FARM FOR SALEIN FRANKL!N | liné; big money for live wires. Apply By order of the Probate Court, to :”’,f,'.“‘?“’ to 3 Walnut St., P““‘a";" {5 §etue an_ estate, the Gilesdflarrin:‘,'ton to Wednesday. feb26d arm in Franklin is offered for sale. WANTED—-A woman to do_ family The farm consists of "a dwelling| wash at home. Apply at 104 Franklin house with good cellar, barn, carriage | St after 6 olclock. feb25d house¢, corn house, hen housc and ou ‘There are about G0 acre ded into pasture, woodl mowing land, orchard and planting ground. There is an abundance of Water in wells, springs and brook on the premises; 300 cords of firewood could be cut ofl and sold at goo prices by the purchaser. 1t is an casy of | "WANTED A liewtenant would three or keeping. Bulle’t like _four rooms for light house- Write “Lieutenant,” care 0. feb26d NTED Millinery maker, at Miss | Buckley's, 306 Main St, Norwich. feb26d ] : haul to the vnl'\ge of Baltic. The farm is on high Eround, has grand Brfi:;g:ry view, and is located on_the state high. way from Norwich to Willimantic and is four miles from Baltic village -and about eight miles m Norwich, and is near Meetinghouse Hill, so-calied. For further information, apply to FRANK B. HARRINGTON, 102 Roose- velt Ave., or to WILLIAM H. SHIELDS, 35 Broadway, Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE The Ice Cream and Confectionery business located at 456 Broadway, con- ducted by GROVER & CARON. Good reasons for selling. Terms to -suit purcheser. For further particulars, inquire on the premiges. 1 NPED By man and wife, posi- . gentleman's farm by March ife a good laundress, if only two elder)) adults in family; plain Austrian jcooking; minimum weges; agreeable party write particulars to Bchaefer, Storer Farm, horwlch ,_Ct. fethd WANTED_Young women for & large textile manufacturing company in Con- necticut. We can give you and your families steady work at good wages, with ample opportunities for advance- ment, under excellent working condi- tions. A good home furnished young | women with board and rooms at rea- sonable rates, and houses supplied to families. Write for particulars. Box 16, Bulletin Office. feb23d WANTED—Girl at Norw&.»h sm{n Llhndry eb26d Zoal WANTBD—Cook nndageneruho o- VE work girl. Windham Inn. Phone 35-4 , Willimantic. feb2id Car of Horses came as advertised. I T hot beds have a good load of useful, well broken D Hamptan Conn. cow to freshen in April, one water sys- tem complete with engine, pump; one silo_£x16, one set of paint- er’s falls complete. wich Div. court, “Crustee,” Moosup,” Conn. wich; good chance. for live man. q\xire Bulfetin ()lll\.e ¥ fe Samueéd w ilybene)‘ k‘ld.mtleld, Conn. and fruit store and pool room and_all ixtures; cash registers and everything belong- | ng to the place; well equipped, every- thing modern, and in the central part of ‘tne city. Légarles A. Gates, Trustee, ‘Vdflmanéh, ings, $1,500. Write Box No. 1200 pounds; a bay horse, age 9, 1200 a_ Morgan. horse, age 8, 1100; a. buck. skin pony, age 7, 800, has all the gaits to a saddle, is broken to harness, safe for anyone to ride or drive; will sell for half what they are worth. Mur- phy Brpthem’ Stable, Willimantics - ed on Jewett City road, Preston, three miles from Norwich; good orchard of 30 apple, 20 pear and 20 peach trees, 13 story dwelling with 10 rooms, barns, shed, crib, 5 henhouses, former- Iy known as the Jacob Merklein place. lngubl;?dol Abby Stanton, R, liquor saloons in Providence; no better in the city at any price and on one‘of our ‘best business streets, rance and . Westminster Streets; sell for one-half cash and balance on mortgage; this is a bargai ticulars call and see John Davidson, 75 Westminster St., FO! ?lor! at Dr. Sweet's, Jewelt City. ers, 2 now about to calf, the rest be- tween now and I %ronmx colt. FOR SALE—Two cheap horses! one jack -and Phone 3364 Nor- feb26d FOI‘I. SQI.E—B)’ order; of the preba.tc -cottage house In the .city ot orwich, No, 26 Oneco St. J. C. Gallup, feb26d FOR SALE—Grocery business in N?rfl n- b26d cow. FOR SALE—One new . milch- feb2f FOR SALE—An old established cigar two good pool tables, cases, If interested, address feb26 acre farm with build- 150, Bulletin, FOR SALE—25 __ feb2STuTh FOR SALE—A brown mare, age §, b25d “For SALE—Farm of 50 acres, locat. z D. “For SALE—I have one of the best near Dor- will in. For par- Providence, R. I feb2sd R SALEHen turkeys and L. _Phone 1 AT dD' “¥OR SALE—1T mamna 3 heif- une; also well bred * Wm, Tator, So. C-ln(er» “FOR SALE—Set double farm WANTED—At _once, sood general iacksmith;. steady work -and good wages. Apply Scott & Ciark Corpora- tion. novzod “’L‘VT'ED——-TO buy raw furs; pay best prices. Thayer Blds., Room 106. H. J. Yurm: Phone 1301-4 nov1sd e FOR SALE 306 West Main Street house, if desired. Inquire of THOMAS H. BECKLEY, 278 Mam Street S ——— ——————— Spoolers ‘and Universal Winders, also Skein Winders. Excellent Light and Ideal Sani- tary and Working Conditions. | FOR SALE i FOR SALE The Homestead of the late Hiram $10.00 per week for learners. Horses, right out of work—some of all T e e 800 feet new %x¥% inch of iron and gnl- iinds, big and small. Come and see | BON'T PAY for a bis name; DIace | vanized pipe, now, heavy gal rangs them, Prices right. e e e aaye Pl Doiler. plumber lead, incubstor and ELMER R. PIERSON. . rooder (140 eggs). Wm. Tator, Sout! el Ba swach 5‘m;5:fl°“‘ Ciy. E. L. Alley, Mgr. Cafornury. feb2zd . GORDON, Piano Tuner, 238 Pros- FOR SALE—1916 Maxwell roadster, pect St. Tel. 1319214, new tires and spare, mechanically A-1, A AVE — $350; Vim light delivery, new cab body, 5 ° WANTED—10,000 hens and ch\cken! overhauled and repainted; $375. Auto at once; highest prices paid by Joseph | Sales Company. feb22d I have several pleces of property or | Hochberg, 181 Main St, Willimantic. | ——— - - Laurel Hill, the West Side, East Side|Tel. 147-13. = Jan28d Fton SALE—:Qned uvc--l-mrtseI dump and the Central District. There are| " WANTED—In or near Danielson, | feiy e Borooor yoump cart. Induire : P - 9 E. Bab: Norwich, febz2d _ some bargains in the lot. -Call at 52 |place caring for chiléren, or other such | ~or Uk Nofiian. i o Broadway. . occupation. Tel. 244-4, Danielson. FOR SALE—Left handed cut off saw. jan23d mcludlng canvas belt and table, slight- old. Norwich, or Telephone 55- McCormick C dec27d : series '17, overhauled and repainted | special” color. cket, The F:lem‘e Mchrmlck Co., 52 S’hatucket St American ‘Waste and Metal | West Main St. febl9d _ FOR SALE—A Eak of closely match- d_ oxen, about 300y weight five years Enos M. Gray R. D. 6, Mysuc _san30d { TWANTED Raw furs, at H., A.| FOR SALE—Yoke rI oxen, good contains eight rooms and bath, ||| pyecpner's Water St. every Thursday, |workers, 2500 Ibs. F. B. Pierce, Greene, modern, in perfect repair; large A Bennett. novi2d ' | R. I, Box.82, R. F D. Jan2 lot with bulld:ng in location for ||| “WANTED Second nand and antique sarge. o ie 2 real vargain ||| OERRSTCSE ARSI | o SAE por, v i ened and may be sold on easy terms lin SLy Tel 117-3. * °®poved | Price very reasonable. The Frisble- 0., 52 Shetucket St. FOR SALE—Studebaker. six eyl, Frisbie-McCormick Co, St. noviod_ FOR SALE-—Mwaefl tour! 1916 good condition, Saa | Cook, 41 Park street, junction of 1956 miash gve x';‘.lil oty uathns | Gook, ark street, junction of Cliff mddel, overhauled and _guaran- Experienced help, $14.00 per week §| teed. . Tris .powerful .and cconomical ""“'- A very choice propasition. Ali [f up.” Apply to Car.is a bargain at §450. The Frisbie- lFurmtuu in House included in sale. S ke s MeCormick Co., 52 Shetucket St. For full particulars inquire of The A. B. Burleson & Co., || _nov:za v el JOHN A. MORAN INC. Real Estate Broker Jewett Cit: y, Conn. Frankling Square Norwich : FOR SALE FARMS FOR EXCHANGE. Two excellent farms; can trade either for city property of equa.\ vaiue; one 27 acres, state road, near city, modern buildings; also 180 acre stock 'Xth tools and equizment, fine bulld- ings, keeps 50 head. 17 interested, write or telephone TRYON'S AGENCY, ded0a tie, Ctr E.A.PRENTICE Real Estate and Insarance Titles Searched Phone 300 WANTED. SPINNERS AND WEAVERS, APPLY GLEN WOOLEN MILLS, NORWICH TOWN. WANTED COLORED GIRLS WANTED- Wills - Drawn. 86 Cliff St. Masons’ Building Materials ' OF ALL KINDS For Sale by The Peck-McWilliams Co. over 16 years of age. Experience not necessary. Will be paid while learning. Address Box 59, care Bulletin Wnllellon. ars will be from Oct. l.lt.?lsn Foe x 100 2 for a box of- Same rate per. :lw.ulad‘ > “‘ WHEN YOU WANT Iness before the pul medium Ddetter than vertsing suiumns of Pput your bus- there 1s ne H mgn.&. ad- Thi stin. The beautiful farm.of the Ilate Samuel G. Hartshorn, containing about 127 acres land, well diyided as to- tillable ‘and pasture land, ‘ abundance of wood and some tim- ber, never failing brook, also water to house and -barms;’large 10-room house, in best condition, 3 barns, henhouse, icehouse and other build- ings; located in town of Franklin, vear Smith’s Corners and state road. For particulars, inquire FRANCIS D. DONOHUE Central Building, Norwieh. " 'Phomes: The Norwich: Clib House FOR SALE Unsurpassed residence.section; cor- ner of Crescent street and Joseph Perkins Road. Trolley line passes the property. Can be made a very attractive bungalow type dwelling, with ; some remodeling. The fur- nishings, including two handsome mirrors of large size. may also be purchased. For further details or inspection, consult— ARCHA W, CCIT. Highest_Grade Properties Tolophm 1334: 63 Broadway "o RE‘IT—L!;M storage space; elec. tric elevator. Water St. P 'hone 580, ‘or call jan26d FURNISHED ROOMS for light house- keeping, steam, heat and electric light Mrs, Emma Morse, 18 Union St. jan9d tore, centrall, ‘with fixtures; also garage. C sr)-ool st 30 TO RENT—Furnished H[hl rooms for School St. Tel. rooms; T, housekeepln‘ — — | Let the needl« FOR RENT_On Warren St.; stone residence known as , Rocklawn; steam heat and bath- rounds of 4 acres, with fine garden; short walk to street cars: possession given March 1st. Com- fortably furnished house in Norwich ‘Town, near Peck's Cerner, on car line; six-room modern apartment, $20 mnth has Afl‘ha ‘While thev feb22d el. 246, RENT—Be .ement tenement at 56 Inquire at Bulletin Office. seplld Rooms To Rent On or about March 1st, the rooming - THE VICTORY OF M-mm Ofi, the knfltmr, sewin, mzchlng of the women everywhere, - 18 By the mothers and the s and the Sweethearts young ' nd'hlr' ivs war mhmmnu needle, quite as well as heavy gun, Tainst the murderer of vvnuu‘ 'gainst lie savage Teuton Hun. | Forthe king of all the Germans, 'basest coward of his lime, th bables and the’mothers with omb and mine.. To the 'ggnanhond of mations c‘ms the' clear, herolc eall: . hisibrutal Kaiser fall.” Then vly Um the shining needln.‘thI 5 an thers, day and night While visur joble sons and lvvurl for'a worm.( redemption fight, With the Red\Cross on your banner, Hy that “hol slgn (ou ‘WAar, u’ll. win, and vnnquuh 1 the crylel hosts of Thor. -, sewing, lm.dflng somewhere far = vs bl as mighty as dxe Deyonet and lance! :, Knit and sew and stitch for “Sammrles, *“from it not a moment ‘spare, For the bandage, sacks. and sweater may with sward the vict'ry ‘share. ¥ 3 For the brave boys In ir khaki. pray and sew ‘and knil .and pray. . well or sick or wounded, think of.loved ones far away. O fair maidens, O swoet sisters, wives ~and mothers of the Jand. !n this < war for woman's’ honur, with . your needle lend a hand <Bishop Frank, . M. Bristol, in ‘Methodist Advocate-, Jnurnal 58 the <~ Y poes.. Wlmost T hear them speak the English tongue Whn return ‘to them from:gome far 2 pl tail, the upturned, face, “body quivering to the song un- stng. ' Thi Almu!t 1 heax the muslc of. —theh' . ispeech, o |'And & have uem sometimes in these Helrtl&enk '\nd lonelfness wat still Lt ; \(y grnk ox hand outstreiched to Beal “th breach. Theirs_ l.! 2 speech we humuns de mot ns lett rs fe can trace as in a book. P tH word we must tranelate L 60! And lor thc; ‘song—the eyes that qncl- _house at 84 Franklin Street will be \(utely they.watch me from' another open for lnsmn&, thoroughly - reno- Whllehl sdr:and\ silent, holding out my an vated and newly furmohld All mod- ern improveme-s's. Arrangemenis for rooms can be made at either Columbian or Lenox House. FOR JamesL.Cas 37 SHETUCKET ST. RENT —Bernice K. Van Siyke, in Our Demb Animas \ HUMOR OF THE DAY Willis—Do you think love is ‘the most powerful force there is? Glllis—You bet! It makes the world go ’round, brings heaven down to earth and raises hades.—Life. Stillicus—Who was it that said “the world is mine oyster?” Cynicus—Give it up. buf I'll bet it ‘was some fellow who cpuldn’t open the shell.—St. Louis Globe-Democrat. White Man—Uncle!! You seem to have some trouble geM!ng over the ground. Black Man—I ain’t comnlalnln b0 sotlong ez a kin keep from gntin under it.—Judge. & "Qeen to the food show 7" ‘“Nope. What's the news from there?” “Our luncheon man took a prize for : the thinnest hamr sandwich."— Louisville Courier-Journal. Little George said the other &8 .lt table:> “Now when I sit in my chair my feet won't touch the floor,, but when P walk around they touch the floor jast! as well as anybody's— ‘Woman's. Home Companion. Mr. GribBs—You look just dead, my dear. Mrs. Gribbs—And no wonder. Tye just been. to:-a slaughter sale and a about $20.00 Only one available, so ‘“get busy” if yol Look at our Whshington Street house lots; no finer home sites in: reasonable prices . and this city; terms to suit. We will sell you a thoroughly moderh two-family house for a lower price than you can build a similar one. NORWICH HOUSING COMPANY ARCHA ‘W. COIT, Agent 63 Broadway Telephone 1334 SPRING GARDEN AVENUE Per Month u_want it. " hundred- othe® women looked daggers at me.—Philadelphia Bulletin. 3 ..Mother,” said a lad of nine, who was tting the war order in his mind, “‘Monddy ia heatless, and Tues- day meatless and Wednesday is wheat- less. Wouldn't it help. if they’'d make Saturday qoaplees ‘hristian Regis- ter. | Clara—I wouldn't wear my hair down iover my ears for anything. Egbert—Don't yon admire the fash- ion? lare—Yes; but suppose. some man should propose and I dfdn’t hear him. —Pearson’s. She—What is the correct transla- tion of the motto of that lovely ring you gave me? He—Fuaithful to the last. 7 She—The last. How horrid. And FO! TWO HUNDRED CORDS OF WOOD, CUT AND CORDED, ABOUT FIVE HUNDRED CORDS OF STANDING ‘WOooD, 150 acres of la mowing, trees, 1 cow, 1.hi ing about 100 farming tools and implements, and fur- niture enough to start housekeapinx, for $2500, Send for my Latest Farm Bulletin (choice of 400). R SALE nd, well divided pasture and woodland, room house, barn, woodhouse and other buildings, in good condition; 150 peach shoats weigh- eifer, 3 pounds each, lot into WILLIAM A. WILCOX FARM SPECIALIST 41 West Broad Street, Rooms 1 and 2 WEST ERLY, R. (, Telephone 2365 FOR SALE, Cottage Houses, Tenement a; 8- aess Blocks, Suildin unla Bu #rable locations. List your prup-ny you care to sell i number of people looking lor real tate investments, 5 - Lvts, or rebc, as WILLIAN F, e HILL, Real Estate and lae loom 108, * Cottages For Sale or Rent at Watch Hill, . Weekapaug, Pleasant View, and along th shore; also accessible Seashoro Farms. Rhode 8and for bookiet, FRANK W. COY WESTERLY, R. I. = urasce. Thayer Bldg. Furnished Seashore Island you've always told me befere that I was the very first—Minneapolis Hri- bune. } “What makes you find so much fault with your stemographer?” “Well, she's the best stenographer I ever had and I don’t want to lose her. §6 I've got to shout around a little so as to convey the impression to any stenographer scouts that shie wouldn't suit the govemment ” — V3 sh!mnn Star. * THE KA: 10- OSCOPE- A Du semj-official .communique states that thp British , Government's latest. Notes on-the dand and grave! guestion, with the Dutch Government's answer, will shortly be cnmmunw to the Dutch Parl\pment Mr McAdoo, Secretary.of the-United States Treasury, announces that foreign exchange transactions will be etrictly under the supervision of the Federal Reserve Board, which will license deal- ers and receive from them reports as to, each individual purchase or sale. of M. Bouisson, member. gf the French Chamber of Deputies, has beén ap- pointed Government Commissioner- of Maritjme Transport for ‘the Merchant Marine. He has. received extensive powers, so as to increase tonnage and hasten the reconstitution of the French merchant marine. Wlth reference to the’ dlscovery of and revolutionary |arms. munitions, featnt that grenades. and a quantity of munitions and revolutionary pamphlets written in Italian: were geized. The police “have 102 revolvers, arrested four Ttaltan suspects. It has bgen decided temporaril; suspend Dytch shipping to Scandinaya, lest the Gérman Navy should hold up, ships whose cargo is addressed to the Ocersea . Trust. The .German Prize Court recently held that the address of this company was an insufficient guarantee of Dutch destination. 2 CASTORIA. ‘and Children to GEE Thhuo'l‘ In Uu Forbnr3ann Al-qu bears - n-.'su J-""""‘