Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 7, 1918, Page 10

i Pictores st the Auditorium Pictures at the Breed Thea- Union, No. 744, meets in Unfon meets in Car- No. 4, R. A. M, Wmmfl % B PO B e 43, 1L O. R. M, Canton Oneco, No. %o No g 10 OF, Gor Umion, Mo, 136, meets at Carpenters’ b “Hall, Germania ‘:ymn's Union meets in Union ‘Hall. ~ " Court Sachem, No. 84, F. of A, meets “tn Foresters' Hail ANNOUNCEMENTS i West Haven, administratrix of Final Concert of Y. M. C. A. Course ‘es ddaughter, Mrs, The closing concert’ of the po {fly Orchestra and Quartette will, on musical programmes. The consists of allingford. Hay sues the amount due in Haven and used municipal lighting shipping four flaf poles from the The poles measure 5 in lemhm“fl are to. be the s] sachusetts coast. i Southi stars, Te) parish who are any church in fown. ington—A service flag will be Hall, ufl:mc;d in fi-:;t of St. ’mnp-:‘ o:u;; ’ urch Bristol street o Lodge, Ne: 11, 0.°D. H. 8, |olic e ot now in the service. This is the largest number taken from pound to l‘lu:e’:x fishing season on the g New Haven.—Judge Gilson in the probate court yesterday ratified the appointment of Frances E. Hubbell of estate of her the Eliza F. Beecher, who died leaving her sole heir of an estate of about Branford.—The red postcard form this occasion present one of their fine | ¢specially x;r_em.red by the U. S. gov- family | ernment for the Boy Scouts have ar- father and four danghters,| jyeg and the boys have been sent with Mrs, Craven in charge of Prob- |out to do the driva-work. These pos- erty and costumes. This is & fArst)ials are merely an order form on the ciass company of born musicians, local postoffice for as many thrift | playing a vafiety of instruments, 5010, | slamps or war ‘savings stamps as they duet, quartette and ensemble, all of . which is artistic, cntertaining and up- ' lifting, giving delight to lovers of good drummer, the youngest on the plat- ;ome of the standard Chautauqua at- itractions which always pleases community. obtainable at Y. M. C. A. office. AUDITORIUM Don't Miss This Wonderful Banner Bill—Murieal, The White Mahatma . —Shs Is Great—Alice Joyce in The Weman Between Friends, and Doug- las Fairbanks in Wild and Woelly. Murieal, The White Mahatma, is a .very phenomenal woman who has the zitted powerst of being able to pull \aside the curtains of mystery and peeping into realms beyond, communi- ‘cates with the spirits of spirits and who, hovering about, convey to her in the mental touches of impression the information desired. Ask her any- thing you wish to know at the Aud: “torium theatre. Wild and Woolly second ,Douglas Fairbanks _production re- "leased by Artcraft Pictures and dis- .closes the athletic Douglas in the role “of the adventure-seeking youth of the east who realizes his fairest fancies ‘amidst the great plains of Arizona. In this picture the energetic dispenser iof laughter presents his efficiency in| the various accomplishments of the | { is. the ,eowboy, portrayed in his own inimtia- ‘ble style. Between Priends is the fourth novel 5y Robert W. Chembers to be picrur- ized by Vitagruph. The screen ver- sion is called The Woman Between Friends, the Greater Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Mesture, to be seen in the Au- ditorium theatre on Thursday, Friday end Satorday. Alice Joyce has the stellar role in this absorbinz storv of Jove and tragedy woven about a fiower wirl and two young American artis in Paris and others in the cast ar: ::ltc MacDermott and Rebert Wa: T. BREED THEATRE | —— ] “Effie Shannon and Niles Welch in Her | Boy and Carmel Myers in My Un- married Wife, Form Double Feature Bill for Today and Tonight. Bfle Shannon and Niles Weleh head the double feature bill at the Breed theatre today in the five-part Metro screen drama, Her Boy. This | picture is a powerful story of mother | dove and patriotism and teils of the| devotion of America’s manhood. Tk mcenes were staged at Camp Joserkh: Johnston, near Jacksonville, Florida, where scenes of real army camp nife were secured. A “cast of unusual; strength support the stars in tais pro- @uction and includes Pauline Curley,! Pat O'Malley, James T. Galloway, | Charles Reigal, and William A. Bech- | tel. The seconq feature of thi: is Carmel Myvers in the scr . _Complicated but perfectly ical, the plot of this unusual photo- play will interest visitors to the Breed | theatre today e famous Burton Holmes trave] BRIEF STATE NEWS Danbury.—The Salvation army war fund contributions in this city now amount to $1.734.87. | Ansenia—Charles ¥. Brooker is Paying a short visit to San Diego, Cal. Alton Farrel of Ansonia accom 8 <5 panie: Higganum—A large supply of witch eries complete the bill. | wish. Saybrook.—The field Point. contractors were | mmslc. The youngest danghter, MIss | compelled to lay off asdozen or more Norma, though but ten years old, is|carpenters Monday for the want of among other things a remarkable trap | material at the proving grounds, Corn- This is the third layoff form today. The Craven Family is|gince the work Started. .If the good weather continwes the local men will needed hetp, alfind plenty of steady work on the cottages at the shore, so it will Tickets for this concert are 50 cents, | heard on the, contractors securing the be Cromwell.—For technical violation of the food Tegulations, Theodore An- derson, acting as a wholesaler in dis- posal of foodstuffs which he had on hand, although having sold -out his business, was fined $25 in the United States court at New Taven. Ande son after selling his business received butter and eggs previously ordered and which his successor could not use. He then sold them to other parties, Waterbury.—A reception was given | the other night at the regtory of thr Immaculate Conception church in hone i or of Rev. J. J. Dinand, S. J., president | of Holy Cross ceilege, Rev.: Lule Fitz A large num- ber of local Holy Cross alumni were Father Dinand ‘came to Wa- simong acting as host. present. terbury to attend the funeral of Cor- poral Timothy Daly, uated from Holy Crose la: Boardman Family pital — Weddi brated. Word has heen rec: friends of M who was zrad- st June. PENDLETON HILL d by tho many Harris Boardman and children, who are in Rhode Island hos- pi they :ouid be expected mastorditis. abeth Thompson ter a lengthy vi are getting alon Juliet Doar |men underwent a serious operajion for | = returned | g with _her! James BErooks and Mrs. $obert Milne. by Mre, Brooks Brown. Irving Thompson continues rhienmatism. ss Susan Cooke i: eral days in New Yor! Wedding Anniversary. and M kome of Mr. and Mrs ‘Thompson Mond: She was accoinpanied Frank m- ot spending sev- | About forty friends gathered at the Clifford evening to B. cele- brate the fourth anniversary of their There i tertainment toe Hill to be a supper n' the church at marriage, Cake, coffee and wafers were. served.” All spent an cnjoyable cven- and ‘en- Denéle- |t DRNE AWAY HEADACHE. Rub Musterole ; e on Forehead h:tzelui:l bem;hclrted to the miil near the station, where it is cut and shi bt shipped Haddam.—Men who have been drill- ;.u: a well . :mes H. Wright's place Ve completed their job, havis 10 a depth of 105 feet. cdeea Waterbury—The state officers of the Liquor Dealers' association will pay their annuval visit to the local asso- clation Tuesday, March 19. Naugatuck.—’ Naugatuck Golf club has re-elected the board of gov- ernors, consisting of Harris Whitte- more, Samuel E. Hopkins and John W. Hayes. Milford —The Dollar day today (Thursday) is to be the first gun of the campalgn of the business men, especially the retail business men, to boost iocal trade. —Mr. and Mrs. Charles te of 1982 Fast Main street have three sailors, Murray, Stephen Tony, to Uncle Sam's navy, and soldier, Adolpb, to hi3 army. Watsrville. — The employug the Chase Metal works have invested $5,- §00 in war thrift stamps to date. The work is carried the ST T B % to speak i March 16, on POWER CONSTRUCTION AND SUPPLY COMPANY ENGINEERS and CONTRACTORS Power Piping, He Attended to Phone 1582 METAL STOCK same, Give us a tri; you the best prices. ing and Ventilating Mill Repair Work . Promptly OFFICE, ROOM 112, THAYER BLDG. Norwich, Conn, WE WANT YOUR JUNK, WASTE PAPER AND We are a new firm in the ma-ket for and we will pay Call o write, NORWICH WASTE AND METAL CO. 205-207 West Main Straet Telephone 546-2 OF ALL KINDS For Sale by Noswich, Conn, The Peck-McWilliams Co. THERE, s no advertising medium icut equal to The Bui- > Conmectic letin for business results. d Plai) g’(flh Walker R R e The Manmfacturers Have ‘ized the Local Any of the Three Siz or $1.00, on 30 Days* Aunthor- s to Sell Since its introduction hers :a short time ago, the new treatment for cold troubles, known as Viek's WapeRub, has aroused a great deal of interest among local people, especially - 3 among Local druggists report that num- bers have taken advantage of their 80 days® trial offer to see if a 25¢ jar of VapoRub really will relleve these troubles externally, without having to :iinvle” with nauseous internal medi- es, For croup, coughs, chest colds, sore throat or bronchitfs, apply VapoRub well over the throat and chest, cover- ing with a warm flannel cloth. Leave the covering loose around the neck so h&:i dv-un arising may be freely in- led. : 3 In aflaition, VapoRub is-absorbed through and stimulates the ‘skin, tak- ing out that tightness and soremess in the chest. TFor head colds, catarrh, hay fever, or - asthmatic ' trombles, VapoRub can either be applied up the nostrils or a little melted in a spoon and the vapors inhaled. X You have to try this treatment to realize its remariable effect in all cases of cold troubles. 1 LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE FOR ALLOWANCE OF AD- MINTSTRATION ACCOUNT. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD ay Ledyard, within and for the Distric: Tedyard, on the 2d ds A. D, 1918, Present — SAMUEL E. HOLDRIDGE, Judge. te_of Abby K. Standish Murr: Ledyard, in sald District, de Administrator exhibited his ad- on account with said estate ourt for allowance; it is there- ie 12th day of March, ock in the after: thereof by pub- ne time - in The ietin. a newspaper having said Distriet, at léas ior to the date of said 1d make return to the Court. and foregoipg is a true MUEL E. HOLDRIDGE. Judge. URT OF THE UNITED States for the District of Comnecticut In the matter of Morris Nedle and Morris S .+ Bankrupts. . Inj Rankruptey, No. 41 Upon Petition for Confirmation of Com- position. n that Nedle & New London A for a confirm ¢ composition ed by them, and < and other per- objecting to such con- attend befor if any they on should not such composi o confirmed. Is your claim proved? If not. exe- te affidavit required by U. S. Bank- Law and file with Referee on * before day of hearing named. THOMAS M. SHIELDS. Referee in_ Bankruptcy. Conn.. Feb. 7th, 1918, COURT OF THE UNVTED striet of Connecticut. matter of Georze E. A Tn Bankruptey, No. 4 Peti for Discharze. Notice is hereby given that George i Allison of Stonington. in the County f New Londan and State of Connecti- orw ut. has filed_has_ application, dated Oct. 26th A, D. 1917, for a ditcharge from all 'his debts in bankruptey, and liat ail his creditors and other persons | interested objecting fo such discharge {may attend before Thomas M. Shields, | Special Master, -at his office in Nor- i wich, Conn., on the 1Sth day. of Mareh, | 1918, at 10 G'clock a. m.. then and there to examine the bankrupt, and to show _WILL BRING BACK . a few days 0 favolt ible mated kbook. bet: n s JEmTeT pas receive ward e address: No. 83 Old Vil .'l.'. E feb2g general. % D marid WANTED—Sound Joarso, D200-0r 1500, Telophone s, 1 have several custofers ready to buy farm property. People having farms for sale please communicate with the wndersigned, stating price, description, locality, etc. % * . Some very attractive residential city property for sale. R. S. BARTLETT 5 Norwich, Conn. Room No. 14, Central Building Telephone MACHINISTS AND MACHINISTS HELPERS WANTED EXPERIENCED machinists at rates of 43%¢ to 45c per hour, and machin- ists’ helpers at 31%c per hour, to work at New Haven, Waterbury, Danbury, East Hartfora, ‘7illimastic dnd Spring field, Apply fo C. D, PERKINS, X. N. H & H. R R. room 41, Raiiroa Station, New Haven, Conn., or 48 Port. land S, Bosten, Mass. WANTED CARD ROOM HELP APPLY TO— . THE SAXTON WOOLEN CORP., BEAN HILL FCR SALE FOR SALE | The Old Historical Tevern, known as Adam's Tavern, with Stcck and Fixtures. Possession given April st Also my Gardner Lake Property, 1-4 mile water front, fine grove and 35 acres of land, with houses, barns, sheds, etc. A. A. ADAM, Norwich Town, Conn. The Homestead of ,the late Hiram Cook;, 41 Pafk street, junction of Cii street. A very choice propo Furniture in House included For ful! particulars inquire of JOHN A. MORAN Real Estate Broker Frankling Square Norwich LEGAL NOTICES. SPECIAL TOWN MELTING. The legal voters of 5 Columbia, Conn., qualified Town Meeting are horeby meet in 4 Special Yeomans Hall, in said T urday, March 1938, 9th, in the afternoon,’ for the purpase of taking action on the following matters, to_wit First—To lay a tax on the Town Grand List i 4 comple being as of Oct. 1st, 19 of schools, repair for all other leg Town for the current fiscal vear. Second—To hear and act on the re- port of the Selectmen relative to pro- { posed improvements on the “Green” or { Common. . Third—To_ hear and act on the ‘re- port of the Spec od at* the last ‘Annual Town Meeting e to certsin repairs on high- ways. Fourth—To see if the voters will au- thorize the expenditure of any money { from the Town Treasurt to defray the expe: of the Local War Burcau in the cution of its war work activ- ities. + Columbia, nn.. March DWIGHT A. A. A, LATH 2d, 1918, LYMAN Selectmen. OTICE TO TAXPAYERS. persons liable to pay taxes in the Town of North' Stonington are hereby notified that I have a warrant cause, if any they have, why such dis- charge should not be granted, and to determine whether or not to authorize the Trustee to interpose objections to such discharge, THOMAS M. SHIBELDS, . Special Master. Norwich, Conn.. Feb. 14th, 1918. The Thames Loan & Trust Co. DIVIDEND NOTICE BY ORDER OF THE HONORABLE SUPERIOR COURT notice is hereby givén to Depositors in the Commercial and Savings- Departments of . said Company that cheques for the amount of ELEVEN AND - ONE-TENTH (111-10) and ELEVEN AND TWO- THIRDS (112-3)) PER CENT. re- spectively, of their proven and allowed claims, will be ready for delivery on and after MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25th, 1918, AT THE COMPANY’'S OFFICE, 42 SHE- TUCKET STREET, NORWICH, upon presentation of Receiver's cer- tificates, - ALSO BY THE SAME -COURT ORDER, Depositors _are _allowed THIRTY (30) DAYS from the date of this notice to call for their divi- dends; thereafter, as soon as possible, the uncalled = for 'amounts and - the names of persons entitled thereto are to be sent to the Treasurer of the State, JOHN,D. HALL, Recetyer. Norwich, Feb. 25, 1918. AN K fTrsc, T M e A T TR WHEN YOU WANT to pit your bus- iness before the public, there is no medium better than through the ‘ad- vertising columns of The Bulletin, to-leyy and collect a tax of twenty- five mills (5.025) on the dollar on the Town List of 1917; aiso persqnal tax. For the purpose of collecting said taxes, I will be at my store in the village of North Stonington on Mon- day, April lst. 1918, from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. and at the North West Corner District, at H. C. Eccleston's, on Sat- urday, April 0th. from 10 a_ m. to 2 p. m., and at Clark’s Falls on Tues- day, Avril 234, from 10 a. m, to 3 p. m. All other days excent Sundays I will be at my store in the village of. North Stonington during said month of April, 1918. All persons neglecting this motice Will be levied upon and charged legal fees and additions as the law directs. ATl those who send their tax by mail must send stamp for receipt if receipt is desired. LEONARD MAIN, Collector. Dated at North Stonington, Conn, March 6, 1918. DISTRICT OF LEBANO! ss, Court of Probate, March 5th, 1918 Bstate of James H, Burrill, late of Lebanon, in said District, deceased, Upon 'the application 'of Flora N. Burrill of Thomaston, Maine, praying that an jnstrument. in writing purport- ing to be the Jast will and testament of said James H. Burrill, deceased, may be proved, approved, aliowed, and ad- mitted to probate, as per application on file more fully appears, it is Ordered, t said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office_in Lebanon, in sald District, on the 13th day of March, A. D, 191§, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice be given of the pendency of £1d_application, and of the time and lace of hearing thereon, by publish- ng the same once in some newspaper having a circulation in said District, and by ting a copy thereof on the public signpost in the Town of Leba- non, in said_District. ALBERT G. KNEELAND, Judge. AMERICAN- HOUSE Special Rates to Theatrs Troupes Traveling Men, Ete. . Livery Connection 8hetucket Stree! FARREL & SANDERSON, Props. Phone 704, | WANTED 1 Committee appoini-| et SECUBGRAR sy L S aaNC WANTED—Married man to work on’ airy faroi; tenement. milk farnished; investigate. Westerly, R, 1, Tel. 3661 horse, around ul ewett City, Conn. marid e LRGN L e WANTED—A large quantity of cob corn for popping. Send:terms to Raiph Schoales,” Danielson, Conn. martd WANTED—Lagies shoura iiaye coats " 2and suits made to order at Lazarow Bros.’; style, fitting «nd workmanship guarahieed:’ alto plusy_ coats, steamed & specialty, Opposite D St Park Phone T, W Th: THE RHODE ISLAND HOSFITAL, Providence, R, 1., ofters training course of one year to women between 18 and 35 vears of age to fit them for nursery maids; the opportunity here for such training is exceptional; over 2,300 chil- dren were treated last year; living con- ditions are very attractive. Apply Su- perintendent of Rhode lsland Hos Providence, R. jan28M’ WANTED — Competen omman general housework; family of tw washing. ~Address H., Bulletin. i no {rving ©. No. 5. ; ‘obveR Janl Montiay trom New Jersey; some ready _to breed and some. just coming 3 dolng a fine business: owner has other jtal, | - ree furnished _rooms| By B - Ph for light houseke . Address J. K., Sullorin O ceePmE- . i Nobwien, SR D Tharta 1. C. hogs just re- in. . Nawrocki, Yantic, Ct. mariThS fles e FOR SALE—In Groton, & restaurant business and would like to sell im- mediately. A, H. Maine, Groton, Conn. marid X 110-egg Buckeye incu bator and two Buckeve hovers, Mrs, Hutchinson, 10 - Elm Ave, Norwich Town. mar7d AU S oo BERd "OR SALE—One gray horse, 5 years old weight 1250 Ibs. good driver single or, gouble; also harness and business 2 ddress Morris Cohen, care of 5. Ce ter, Ct. ' marid Jersey. Jehn Dodd, Norw: marid FOR s . Fairbanks gas engine, one § kilowatt dynamo- switchboard, one Booth moyving picture machine No. 3. Apply Box 53, Baltic. marzd mmared N WANTED—A ung man about " FOR SALE—_Building lots on Fox Vvears of uge for a clerical position: a Eood' position with good pay for the Fight man. Answer in own handwrit- ing to The Norwich Bulletin, Box 10, Norwich,. Conn. 6 Hill Manor, on eas: plant your gardem on ¥ ; “take Westerly car' and stop city iimii. 8. febl6d FOR SALE—Lady's ing dorse; sound ‘and -gentle in_all 5. For WANTED—By April Ist, understands cows, horses, etc. to do general work on a country place must be temperate and reliable; refer- particulars, Phone 14 niar6d FOR SALE—Good family Tel. 316-4. Ernest Lincoln, North Wind- ences required. lnquire at The Bulle- bam, Conn. tin_Office. marsd WANTED_Woman _to__assist il;nulework Fridays and Monda. NTED—A tailo: .. Appl d’urdfln Buil ng, Willimant WANTED—A woman (o work in the storeroom. _Apply at tne Wauregan Hous marsd WANTEDLocal salesmen in Bast- crn Conn. for Delco-Light, the hom slectric light and power pidnl, Addres J. A. FitzGerald, Box 3§25, Wiliimantic, Conn. mar WANTED. tare business; one who can drive truck, Apply to Schwartz Bros, 9-11 Water St. marsd WANTED—A boy Shop. il round man for furni. at Maurice Sample marsd WANTED_—Ame eral housework. Prone 234 zen- Apply 36 Bliss Place mardd MY VIOLET RAV scalp treatment i eradigate dandr 50inE 50 cents. \ _ men: finest equip- Madam Lindgren. Bldg. Tel. 13 ler cigar, to introduc $4 a box. Fagan's Smoke mardd nced house girl in . Apply to Mrs. Iobert Sachem St paperhang Girls 16 vears or ead manufacturer Norwich. Ap: Conn._“marl n brooder . of hen- 3t the Broadway feb2sd orwich Steam feb25d aeral house: one at H, A Phursday. novizd (B! i antig: | Woolen Spinners on Government Work. Special price’ paid nights. Apply RELIANCE YARN CO., Norwich ;IANTF.D Office Apply at once to the MARLIN-ROCKWELL CORP,, Employment Office USED BOXES WANTED We are open to buy Boxes—Dimem- sions approximately 2 feet by 2 feet Errand Boys for bufldings | 33-41 et vur prites | Work. | rie State in varanteed i For info Joseph M réd perfect; will sell che; Figno’ J42-12 Wililam Dee, mared to treshen Arthur C. Smith, R. ¥. D. 6, Phone 1591-4 " WO SALE—Custom hatehing; d old chicks .April delivery. John Ci 51,0 limantic, Conn. and § yeurs old. 2400 pounds, sound every way, extra good 3 work on a plow or Lip- honest and fearless. have been wealthy gentleman. f1e : “Sell them cheap to somebody will zive them good car for Caretaker, at Murphy Boarding Stable, Willimantic, FOR SAL An old estabi taurant and all fixtures, and eversthing belonging to tae pla everything tral part of moder “the city interested, —Four good heavy hi ve to work. Inquire Lambert, Occum. ~marsd FOR SALE—Two second-hand t| trucks, three 1911 Ca ind one 1914 tourinz and trailers " ajl in f condition. Charles H. field, Conn. FOR SALE—Gra old, weight 1300, sound, goed w. and driver: 3 good wegons with doubie decks, 1 business harness, bouglit new threo months ago, 1 1917 Ford touring ar, new last August; one-ton Reo 2 last year, used very little giste ntain sound G. LW s heated, 53 25 Garfield ALE_A pair of black Vermont| thoroughiy | Inquiré | FOR mm.-mr cltiss Tooms, with TR S TO RENT—Sunny [ront rgom, steam- Mapic Bt Tel. Moz TebySTU' TO RENT—Rooms with or without board. _Inquire 47 Eighth St. maréd FOR RENTSeven cres of land, near Nov. A Ave., Norwich, Conn, _marod FOR RENT 7 ‘es ten min- utes’ walk from trolley, in Occum. In- ;uhe E. T. Gongh, R. D. 8, Norwich own. marsd TO RENTLarge barn, suitabie garage. | *7l_Wasningt ._marzd T Mrs, Kelly, i North High feb26d FOR RENT—-On Warren St.; stone residence khown as, Rockliwn: has electric lights, steam’ heat und bath- roum; picturesque grounds of 4 acres, with 'fine garden; short walk Ao street cars: possession given March 1st. Com- fortably . furnished house in Norwich Town, near Peck’s Corner, on car line; immediate possession: one six-room modern apartment, $30 month, Archu W. Coit, 63 Broadsay Teb22d TO RENT — Furnished rfcms, Washington St. feb13d | TO RENT_LiZit slorage space; elec- gentiemen. St. 58 Ring lower left bell. tric “ele Pione 580, -or_call 17 Water St with fixtures dect cment tenement at 5§ Inquire at Bulletin Office. "0 RENT_Furnished rooms; also rooms for light housekecping. 106 Tol. 1048-3. sepild FOR SALE 1 offer mertgages properities: One One One One i Cne for sale the following secured by local city fok for for for for $6,000 $5,000 $3,300 $2,500 $1,600 Irterest will be paid semi-an- nually at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum. If interested in securing a safe investment apply to James L. Case 37 SHETUCKET ST. Investment Dopartment e —— 6-ROOM APARTMENT SPRING GARDEN AVENLE, $20.00 Per Month Only one available, so “get busy” if you want it rge vard I for k for business. Inqu. Look at our Washington Street house lots; no finer home sites in this city; reasonable prices and terms to su We will sell na s Company. fel Have gone west for another load. Expect to get back about March 12th I have 2 few good horses from my last }load on hand which can be bought of wy foreman, Frank A. Williams. ELMER R. PIERSON. Telephone 536: mar4d Real Estate and Insurance Titles Searched Phone 300 Wills Drawn, 86 Cliff St . FARMS FOR EXCHANGE. Two excellent farms; can trade either for clty property o equal vaiue; ome 27 acres, stale road, pear cily, modern buildings; alsu 180 acre stock farm with tools and equizment, fine build- ings, keeps 50 head. If interested, write or telephone " TRYON'S AGENCY, 308 wans ot by 4 feet. If you have anything to of- fer, get in touch with us. NORWICH WOOLEN MILLS WANTED 16 years of age, Spinners, 12 Five "Girls, per_week, 15 3 Machinists, 4 Dyehouse ‘Waitress, 6 General Housework ‘Women, 12 Laborers, 1 Farmhand, 3 Cardroom Men, 4 Spoolers, 4 Wind- ers. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Central Bidg. Geo. L. Chesbro HELP WANTED $10.00 Weavers, Men, 1 Killingly. Conn. “ WANTED. Old False Teoth. Don't matter it 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. 122 Prospect Phone ,fl’lu. Good wages; steady work with chance for overtime. Apply Interna- tional Cotton Mfg. Go, at East The Piano Tuner] A $600 IN CASH Will buy 40 acres of land, lot of pine timber and about 300 cords of stand ing wood on same, good well of water, -on main highway, 11-4 miles to main line of railroad and 1-2 mile to thriving manufacturing Some cleared land and a lot of fruit. A rare bargain. Send for my latest Farm Bulletin,| choice of 400. | WILLIAM A, WILCOX FARM SPECIALIST 41 West Broad Street, Rooms 1 and 2 WESTERLY, R. I, Telephone 2365 FOR SALE 306 West Main Street house, contains eight rooms and bath, modern, in perfect repair;: large lot with building in location for garage. This is a real bargain and may be sold on casy terms it desired. . Inquire of THOMAS H. BECKLEY, 278 Mafn Street E.A.PRENTICE village. ou a thoroughly moderta two-family house for a lower price than you ecan build a imilar one NORWICH HOUSING COMPANY ARCHA W. COIT. Agent Telephone 1334 63 Broadway The' Norwich Ciub 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 Telephone 1334 63 Broadway Furnished Seashore Cottages For Sale or Rent at Watch Hill, Weekapaug. Plaasant View, and along the Rhode fsland shore; also accessible Seashore Farms, Send forébooklet. FRANK W. cOY WESTERLY, R. L FOR SALE The . befiutiful farm of the late Samuel ~G. Hartshorn, containing about 127 ncres land, iwell divided as to aillable and pasture land, |} alundance of wood and some tim ber, never failing brook, also wats to hor and barns ge 10-room Mouse, in best condition, 3 barns, hentiouse, icehouse and other build ings, located in town. of Franklin, near Smith's Corners. and state road. i} For particulars, inqu || FRANCIS D. DONOHUE Central Building, Norwich, | ‘Phones. FOR SALE Cottage Houses, ‘Yenement and Busi- ness Bioeks, Buildiue Lots, ah b aa slrable locations List your property you care to seli or repc, as I have a number of people iooking for real es- tate investments. WILLIAN F, HILL, Real Kxtate and Insurance. Room 108 Thayer Blig ' A.M. AVERY 1 have several pleges of property on Laurel Hill, the West Side, Bast Side and the Central District for sale. There are some hargains in the lot. Call at 52 Broadway. inquire | Drives ——|&han To save us from the Till they be beaten FEreedom 1 T T like a good well made. cigar, T | when { time to stand This To nopele; peless And -room house and | For love of edse and " world = not quil % ng deeper ~ *hame content to decisive dée tents . they have ated *in’ vain,‘whe fought and fell i onward s ot heli? And must ‘they fignt > g0 0 meet g e U An unrepentant tos whof knows de- en E BARN TO RENT—Room .for °20|Holds that in store which bids his horses, West Main £t. Phone Graham spirit cower— = f 48-2. . __marld_ | Abasement. utter loss of pride. and TO RENT—Furnished rooms for fout pIyen And while the world's defenders die to save Qur threatencd liberties, shall we, less brave, : Heed those deceitful tongucs who sing the charms Of Peace i» lull the outraged world's alarms? - Nay!—these have taught us- Bow to weigh their worth: * 3 dies on earth! . —Marie L. Eglinton, In the New York Times. like 13.sit uphn the clifts the\cTashing, seas roll in. Jike to think of what I've seen In sund « nlacei where J've been, like. hefore an<open grate. - To hear the snow howl without, like to hear two Dutcamen talk And wonder what.it's all about. Tike live Iobster, brofled or fried, 1 like to hear Caruso sing: jike to camp in the wild woods Away from almest everything.. like to watch the orce2n ™, While 1 Jie in_my steamer chalr, Tike {o tramp Nesv Hampshirs roads, And breathe the clear, fresh moun: ty g new mown hay, T like the scent of 1 like (o hear folks flatter me, like an entertaiming book, But, O, T hate So-ci-e-tee! —Somerville Journal HUMOK OF THE DAY thing. and vet you say you've had better lugk than last time?” “T certainly have; last time'd shot one of the guests”—Te Rire (Paris). Boy—Did you ever get your leg bit off by a shark, captain? Captain—bid 1 _sonny dozens of times—Stray “In what way ome admits that she was over 30 she married."—Detroit Free Press. 1 never had them.— 0, ma'am; and watch Pittsburgh Press. Auntie—It is a very solemin thing to_be married. dearest Ethel, Ethel—It's a great deal more solemn not to le, married deariing auntie— Wha You haven't . Magged a seli turday Journal “What did his father die of you roat trouble.” { “Throat trouble" “Yes—he - was Times-Union. Poetic Sub—Do you understand the lenguage of flowers? Worldly One—Only that a two- guinea box of roses talks heaps louder tora girl than a six-penny bunch of violets—Passing Show. “What is that you hanged.”’—Fiorida are/ serving, “I thought you said you were go- ing to make an angle cake?" “I was; but it fell—Judge. Mrs. Bacon—Do you love me, dear? Mr. Bacon—Of. course, 1 fove you. “Well a year ago vou said. you loved me, but you refused me a mew bonnet.” “Well, T love you just the’same way now, dear.”—Yonkers Statesman. Marry money, my boy marry “It's just as easy girl as a poor girl.” “But it isn’t as easy to Zet 'em to marry you old top.”—Louisville Cour- ier-Journal. “ to love a. rich THE KALEIGOSCOPE Willlam W. Blanding, age 97, of Rehobéth, Mass., was the oldest per- son to_attend the thirty-second an- nual antiquarian bake. He has missed none of these feasts since they were instituted in 1885. Automobile funeral cars are um- known in Egypt. It is @doubtful whether they could ever be success- fully introduced, owing to. the’, ex- treme cheapness of . all horse-drawn vehicles and the proximity to the eity of the cemeteries. b2 The cultivation of potatoes has been carried on extensively in.the moun- tain regions of Haiti by members .of the United States marine corps. They have large tracts of land on which they have been raising all kinds of yegetables. 3 The trade in madras handkerchiefs. the product of handlooms in the northern_districts ‘of the Presidency, declined from $445,447 t0/$135,938, part- 1y to the restrictions placed on the importations of these goods into the United Kingdom. from which country they are usualiy re-exported to Africa. The total foreign trade of. Brazil during 1916 amounted to $460,353,964, compared with $401,407350" for 1915 and $387.285 717 for 1914." The country continued to maintain a favorable trade balance, which was larger than. it had been during any other year since 1910, with the exception of 1815 when it had amounted' to $109,909,802. A great present and potential soures of wealth in Trinidad is the petrol- jeum which underlies a large part of the southern end of the island. Dur- ‘ing 1916 the total amount of petyrol- eum drilling in Trinidad amounted to 58,390 feet of which 27,555 feet -on crown lands. Out of 47 wells drilled during the year, oil was struck in 34, e CATARRAH CANNOT BE CURED' with local applications,’ as they cannot reach the seat of the diseases Catarrh is a local disease, greatly influen constitutional condilions, and in L to cure it_you must take an_in remedy. Hall’s Catarrh ‘#Han s taken internally and acts il '.gh blood on the mucous surfaces of the system. Hall's Catarrh jcine was prescribed by one of the best : cians in this country fer. composed of some of the' bes known, combined with some of Whitestone Cigars will be $3.90 a 100 from Oct. ist, 1917. 32 for a box of &0, Same rate per thoisand. . ¥, CONANT, i st blood puriders. The perfes tion of th ‘"‘T“[g Ha tarrh Medicine is what Tions. " dend Tt tes ons. estim CHENEY & CO, Pr i aru; %x. A 5&:% s