Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 21, 1918, Page 10

Moving Pictuves st the Breed Thea- Stoving Piotures at the Davis Thes- -‘-'h(n_umum P inists' Usion mects {n Eagler = Mo, 430, B, P. O. E., Fecamsen Tribe. No. 42, 1 O. & M. Taates Ofes M-S L 0. O F. g “mion, Mo, 13, mests at Haal. | WANTED ONE BREAD BAKER To Work Nights. Good Pay to Right Man. One Baker’s Assistant As Third Hand. Day Work. Good opportunity for ad- vance. One Young Man to Learn MEAT CUTTING Who has had some experi-| ence Salesladies Wanted With References One Young Man, Assistant In Fruit Department Good Opportunity Young Man as Receiving Clerk Later to accept position as assistant manager in large Mohican stare in Connecticut. 'Three Big Keith Vaudeville Acts and Wm. 8. Hart in Between Men To- day—Also Current Events With the! Latest War News “Over There.” An excellent vaudeville and photo- play bill is anmounced for the Davis the last half of this week Three |Keith acts and evervone a regular, lalso a Hart pictare, are on the pro- gramme. Tom Brown's Cornell Trio fops the Bl in a refined musical of- | fering that everyone will erjoy. Next ! comes that old tmer and ome of the higgest favorites in vaundeville, Lew | Jawkins, the Chesterfield of minstrel- sy. MclLaughlin and Evans complete the vandevilie in an original comedy kit entitled Courtship on the Bow: ery. The feature picture is Wm. Hart in Between Men, a five-part Tri angle play telling how a western min- ing man in gratitude for needed help responded to the call of a friend and aided him to foil a psendo friend in ‘Wall street. The cast includes House Peters, J. Barmey Sherry and PEnid v, all big stars. Current Events the latest pictures and always the first pictures of the American sol- diers in Prance completes this excep- tiopal bill, Matinee at 215: evening 6.45 and '8.45; four shows Saturday. f BREED THEATRE Connecticut War Films Today—Shows at 230, 4, 645 and 830 — Special i Matinee at 4 p. m. Conmecticut’s part in the war forms the plot of the history-making Con- : war film which the i have the first opportunity of w ing at the Breed theatre today. State- ments by Arthur Twining Hadley of have used at our coal yards the past K.l-li. We find it hard to hire any elp. young and sound; all have been in- spected by our veterinary before being purchased and all are in healthy con- dition. Théy are all fat and have never been abused. No horse in the barn over 9 vears old. man and or ‘mare, cali at our main office and stable, Plainfield ~ St. Place, Providence, deliver the horses free. FIBLD R L Mohican Comfiany Yale and President Arnold Shanklin wof Wesleyan féllow their pictures on the screen, also. Th: making of the |pictare, authorities in the state as- sert, ushers in a new era in the an- clent craft of history making. Fifty years from now, citizens of the state will gaze with wonder upon actual scenes of happenings during the great ‘war, LOST AND FOUND LOST—A blue mackinaw, between ot ctur 8 - | Pramklin Square and Backus Hospital R O ol B B | Dicas teavciil ot 15t Teiitn PETS says: “The B;Dflfl!\ deture era has St. and receive reward. mar21d Junked more ‘'0ld masters' of the fu-| LOST—A tan and green sweater, ture than Germany has enemies. Fu- | Wedn y eveming, somewhere on ture Deoples wil never enthuse over | Leurel Hill. “Finder kindly call 412 mar: flag bedecked paintings of great per- sopages. “Lincolns and Washingtons of the future are shaping the destiny of the Pmited States today. That is the rea- LOST—Wednesday afternoon, & 32 documentary stamp. Finder return to this_office. Reward. mar2id_ LOST—Black and tan hound dog. som for the Connecticnt war films, | Reward for return to Marvin Chapman, Each year, through time's toil, its | Montville, Ct. mar1sd value WS, un 1'.131 the end of say - wears price becomes banble, a sacrilege, for within that film’s small FOR SALE compass we have the germ of patriots’ wouls; we see the flashing eyes and knitted brows of yesterday—is that mot_resurrection ?” The matinee will be at 2.20 and the evening performances at 6.45 and £.20. will be a special school chil- dren’s matinee at 4 p. m. and the prices will be children 11 cents and Rduits 17 cents. Coming to the Auditorium Today Frank Lioyd, who directed the mak- Ing of Victor Hugo's Les Miserables for William Fox is a stickler for real. :. During the taking of the inter- of an inn in the village of D where Jean Valjean comes hungry, Mr. Lioyd ad built a roaring fire and on a spit Bwo of his assistants were compelled 1o turn a roast of young lamb. Ag far as the realism was concern- ®d it photographed beautifully and pdded much to the icture in which iiliam Farnum is starred and which Is being shown at the Auditorium March 21, The scene was taken on ne of the hottest davs in July and the assistants were nearly baked. has no vacant apartments. It has some fine building lots in desirable sections of the city at reasonable prices and on terms to suit. Will sell you a thoroughly modern two family house in select residence section for less money than you can build its equal. ARCHA W. COIT, Agent Telephone 1334 63 Broadway. FOR SALE The Old Historical Tavern, known as Adam’s Tavern, with Stock and Fixtures. Posssssion 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. Two Cottages Sold. James L. Case has sold for Mrs. James W. Gardner her 7-room cottage located on the Salem turnpike, near Backus corner, to George W. Harris, who will occupy the same on or about May 1 Mr. Case has also sold for Mar- garet V. Del Carlo a new 7-room cot- tage, recently built at No. 21 Fan- nming avenmue to Francis A. Pike, who buys the property for a home. ? LEGAL NOTICES. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich, within and for thé District % ‘i.’or:v;«i—g. on the 20th day of March, Present—NELSON J..AYLING, Judge. Estate of bdward B. Abel, late of Norwich, in eaid District, deceased. The Executrix appeared in Court and filed a written application alleging that said estate Is now in settlement in said Court, and praving for an order to cell certain real estate belongihe to said gitate, fully deseribed in said apptica- ion. Whereupon, It Is Ordered. That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Court Room in the City of BRIEF STATE NEWS Southington—Mr. and Mrs. William ford and family have returned from Lalifornia. Essex—There were five births, two Jexths and one marriage in the town Juring February. Norwalk—Norwalk began Monday a to raise $50,000 for the bala; -3 g to equip and open its new Norwich, in said District, on the 23d ldnyt)\o“(M' A Dti lt‘h“' MJO c'cl«;‘ n e forenoon, an iat notice of ti Winchester—The _military enrofl- | pendency of said. wpplication. and o t of Winchester, which has just n completed by Town Clerk C. ‘esley Winslow, shows that there are T men in the town liable for mili- said hearing thereon, be given by the publication of this order once in some newspaper having a circulation in said District, at least two days prior to the date of said hearing, and that Teturn be made to the Court. NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. The above and foregolng is a true \| copy of record, Attest: HELBEN M. DRESCHER, mar2ld Clerk. AT A _COURT OF L, at Norwich, within and for the Districe Norwich, on the day of Mar e A o s i, soten g esen : . Jndge, pal_and Estate of Jacob F. Starkweather, Iate or deranged of Norwich, in said District, deceased, office Amelia M. Staricweather of Norwicn, start the Comn., appeared in Court and filed a Puffiness petition praying. for the reasons there. s joints, discolored n set forth, that an instrument pur- porting to. Be the last will and testa. T e ment of sald deceased be admitted to Wher the provate. v 1. pair F. -3 ‘Wirereupon, It Is Ordered, That said mmnm'- petition Do heand and determined at|farm - B ey R Probate Court Room in the City of A 5 Norwich. in said District, on the 360n N ..vh-rlh day of March, A. D. 1918, at 11 o'ciock g In the dorenoon, and that notice of the pendency of said petiton, and of ‘hearing "the be e o, e e i S ne M::g«s. ctrcl:'lhx'flvn in said the date of exid hearing, I.;.d mu' r:? turn be made to this Court, . NELSON J. , Judge. . AYLING, The above and foregoing is a. true L copy of 1 l ’ ‘ —— e e one wanting a modest home ghin price cammot afford to miss spection of this property. For full particulars, ‘inquire of - timber and about 300 cords of stand- water, on main - highway, 11-4 mil to main line of railroad and 1-2 mile to FOR SALE Cottage house located three mtin- utes' walk from Thames Square. Any: at a bar: work for right party. Apply at J. B. MARTIN COMPANY, Velvet Mil, Taftville, or phone 1428-2; This Evening. " WANTED PAPER MILL WORKERS. APPLY TO C. M. ROBERTSON CO. MONTVILLE, CONN. JOHN A. MORAN, Franklin Square, Norwich. HORSES FOR SALE, Twelve horses and mares that we and will Tesort te the auto- trucks to deliver our coal. We hav the. best harses in Rhode Island,. al If you are a poor want a nice fat, chumpy horse 435 Plainfield St.; take any car from ' Exchange R 1 We will allow three’ weeks' trial free, and will also 435 PLAIN- ST, main office, +Providence, g mar2ld $600 IN CASH Will buy 40 acres of land, lot of pine ing wood on same, good. well of Spoolers Wanted PAY LEARNERS Falls Company 166 Yantic Street, Norwich . thriving manufacturing villag 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 { WANTED AT ONCE MEN FOR OUTSIDE LABOR WORK MARLIN-ROCKWELL CORP. J. C. WITTER Auctioneer. Office and Auction Rooms, No. 42 Main St., Danielson, Ct. W Georze %xtbgfm::%w. baving sold is farm, located about two miles wes from Brooklyn village, on the Hampton Employment Office. road, known as ‘the old Woodward place, with the brick house, will dis- pose of a high class lot of personal property for which he has no further g - WANTED AUCTION SALE, | moces on rin soom s THURSDAY, MARCH 28TH, at 10 o’clock a. m., sharp, as follows: 6 head of heifers which show exceptionally fine care. They are fat and slick as a mole, described in- dividually as follows: No. 1, a two year old Guernsey, due in May; No. 2, & two year old Ayrshire, due in May; No, 3, 2 Holstein iheifers, coming Soon; No. 4, 1 four year old Holstein, the 24. quart cadbre when fresh, and she is due in June: No, 5, 1 Holstein heifer calf, six months, and weighs between 500 'and 600 1bs. and a beautiful indi- vidual. He will also dispose of his driving mare, which is an exeellent roader, always on the trot, with plent; of action and | style, well' mamnered, night work on Government e S Sl Ly oot cloth, sleady week, good pay. lot of preminms at our lotal fairs in |- APPLY ladies’ and gents' driving classes and s THE MYSTIC MFG. CO. is perfectly safe for a lady to arive. MYSTIC, CONN.. GLEN WOOLEN MILLS, NORWICH TOWN, Wanted At Once Experienced Weavers ffi 1f you need a mare of this calibre, you can't afford to be absent when she is sold. ~ One thoroughbred Aliredale PupPy: WAGONS, TOOLS, HARNESSES, ETC. 1 two-horse tip cart, 1 ope-horse dump cart, 1 low-down farm wagon, 1 two-seated canopy top family wagon.|of 473;c to 4sc per hour, to work at 1 democrat wagon, 1 express wagon. 1| New Haven_ Waterbury, Danbury, Bast yoad cart, 1 buckboard, 1'rubber tired|Hartford, Willimantic and Springfield. box road buggy with new tires, 1 new | Apply to C. D. PERKINS, N.-¥., N, H. Clark cutaway harrow, 1 Syracuse side| & B R R, Room 41, Railroad Station, hill plow, 1 furrowing plow, 1 Welrd o 5 plow, 1 60-tooth steel harrow, 1 Clark | Bomors rssc Cn0~ OF+48 Portland St, Smogthing harrow. 1 Wood mower, 1 Y‘?f‘l‘keemharlae rfldkm 1 hay ;eddfif. !i TED cuitivater, 1 road scraper, shove] WAN low, 1 fodder cutter, 1 indstone, 1 ¥ sarden cuitivator, 1 stone boat, | Five Girls, 16 vears of age, $10.00 1 root cutter, 1 feed grinder, $ incu- [Der week, 15 Spinners, 12 Weavers, bators, 3 brooders, 3 Int. hovers, 1}3 Machinists, ¢ [Dyehouse Men, 1 Titn atastolier 1 v{ufi 1L Dine cutter, 3| Waitress, 6 General Housework set cans for milk, set o Women, 12_Laborers, 1 Farmhand, 3 blocks and ropes, a large assortment of > s » Chains, hand to0ls an. otber smaM g dsam Mm% Shoplercgf S ticles very useful, several lots of win- dows ard conductor piping, 1 good| FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Central Bldg, Geo. L. Chesbro MACHINISTS i EXPERIENCED machinists at rates work harness, 1-good single farm har- ness. 1 pair of double driving har- nesses, 1 Jight driving harness, 1 new P nlto'c Tlearning. e aia sange: If the piano “your ' Houge is [y ornamental, and you are tired of‘ dusting it every|: day, ‘why' not exchange it with us for %eroh'lnd enjoy o W in 6 music? We are: desirous o & somie used and second-hand pianos. a postal card, er 'phone Nor- ‘and we will have our expert our. instrument and make et Gasien OBt aut-Cadden pany, Norwich, Conn. ‘mar2I ThST! MOSN e tpnn, Br i RO "CIVIL, SERVICE examinations rai way. mail clerk April 13th. Depar mental clerk soon. Men and women desiring clerkships, write for free par- ticulars to J. C. Leonard (former go ernment examiner), 276 Kenois Bull ing, Washington. | . mar2id CIVIL, SERVICE examinations rafl- way. mail clerk April /13th. Depart- mental cletk soon. 'Mén and women @esiring clerkships, write for free par- tioulars to J..C: Leohard (former gov: ernment examinér), 276 Kenois Build- ing, Washington. mar21d WANTED—To lease a tenement of six to nine rooms; must be land enough for a garden; prefer a place with barn on shed, on ‘car:line, within five-cent fare of depot. Address Box 150, care Bulletin. . - : mat2id WANTED—Three furnished or un- furnished rooms. for -light housekeep- ing. centrally located. Write W, care Builetin. mafzid _WANTBD — At once, aute trucki driver; American Waste & Metal Co., 210 West Main St. mar2id WANTED_Girl for general house- worlk -for two or three days a week. Inquik 51_Fairmount St mar2id g Please call up Thursday night. Need some advice, Don't fail. ‘M. ARGPZA 7 P A O L g YA WANTED—Girl for general house work; one with experience preferred; §ood wages paid. Apply or callat Mrs, §. Hess', 235 Williams St., New: London, fect mechanical _condition. Inquire Coan. mar2ld | Soott & Clark. mar2id e B o water, 107 ras,, hen- cows, pair poultry rarming tools; price right; in town of Preston. seven miles from Frankln Square. -Francis D. Donohue, Norwich, Conn. _mar21d. - FOR SALB—Pork is highand pigs| are scarce.: Do you want a bargain? 1f so, come and see me. I have four breeding -sows. “Get rid of some of vour pet dogs and cats and keep a pig and have your own pork for next win- ter. "Now_is the ‘time to think of it— re is nothing’ like geiting prepared. eats and provisions will be higher next- winter. - This past winter ought party. farm of 56 acres oL PG Bl “only. = W, |Lebanon Div. ing. barns, tike Westel S. Rosano. TO housekeeping. acres. sary fixtures, at 246, o mare TO RENT—Rooms In the Alice inquire of Murpli mar2id e cs and . land for Earages an tor ; to 5} car and s " aTh TO RENT — Furnished rooms; aiso. garage. Phone 1279, 271 Wasnington: St. ‘mar20d Lo ey RENT—Furnisht 1 T Baewen Ave. FOR RENT—Stone house.of r Archa. 3 Broadway. marlsd 3 3 x TO RENT—Store, centrally located, uitable for grocery store, with neces: W. to make you. open Your eves. lLafay- e A B3 D1, Box 47, North Stonington. ' Residence’ on Swantown LD g mar2fd FOR SALE — Building lots on Fox 1l ManOr, on easy.payments; .plant our garden on your own land; take t gentiemen. Water St. ‘month. Tel. 18 per MO marisa S s TO RENT—Furnished rooms for four ¥ M‘:: xe:ly, 7 North High feb26d TO RENT—Light stm-5 ue nm-e.. fi]'?: ] Vi or 7 ric .elevator. ~Phone 3 T Hly car’ and stop-city limit S Rosano.’ J g mar?1d R SALE—Eggs for hatching from selécted pens from S. C. R. 1 Reds, $7 pér hundred, $1.25' per- setting. Jom Johnson, 22+ Yerrington Ave. Phone 412-3. marzid keeping, stea: Mrs, Ei FURNISHED ROOMS for light hotse. m heat and electric Jlight: Morse, 18 Union St. jand " TO RENT—Br ement tenement at 5§ School St Inquire at Bulletiu Office. ivaoa —_— e " T0 m‘-:!v‘l—"!r:mu;md 'r::l;liu:‘ '}fl d ater bar-|rooms for it housel ni 1 HAVE NEVER had a greate gooms “for lght | E 2in to offer than this: beautiful little Farm of 5 aores, cleared land; with the neatest. nicest, cleanest set of buildings in Windham county: not a board mor a shingle, loose, -every.. building been painted within a few ‘months; house 7 ropms, immaculate inside ~and out. water in sink, it wanted splendid cellar. barn, henhouse, ic house, milk - house, work shop, cow barn, " wagon house,” wood shed. etc. could “not- repiace ‘house- in -presen condition for $3,000;. price for ll'llh:k fale $1.700; located 2 les “¥rom Brooklyn, Ct., on pike road, high ele- vation, good view, best.of _air and water, & delightful little. summer home as well 24 a good one-gian farm. You will ‘appreciate it only by seeing it. Come At once. Dwight H. Armstrons, Farm Agency, Danjelson, Ct - Write for catalogue 100 farms. mar2id FOR SALE_Ford fouring car, per- telephone WANTED—Lady past middle age, who would appreciate a good home; to assist in light housework; no washing or ironing; references required. Ad- dress ‘Box 513, City mar2id- TWANTED — An_experienced grocery clerk to drive order wagon. Dearnley & Clarke, Jewett City, Conn. _mar2id "SITUATION WANTED by A-1 hotel first class roferences, i neces- o objection to restaurant, W. dd. No. Franklin, Conn. _mar20d WANTED—Girl as_assistant book- keeper: experience not necessary. Ad- dress P. O. Box 164 mar20d WANTED—Competent girl for gen- eral housework In family of three adults. - Apply by letter, Box 14 WA ED—A panion and caretaker for elderly lady. Box 211, Bozranville. mar1sd WANTED-—Waitresses. Appiy at the Boston Cafe, No. 41 Broadway, City. marisd WANTED—Boy about 16 for clerical work; good pay. Apply West Side Silk ML marigd COME TO ME for corrective scalp treatment, facial massage, shampoo, hair dressing, each 50 cents; manicure, 35 cents; ladies and gentlemen. Madam Lindgren, Thayer Bldg. Tel. 1301-5. mart9d WAN D—A good horse; will either buy or, take for his keeping and give im a good home. Tel. 1718-3. ‘mari$d WANTED—Man. Apply- at the Nor- wich Steam Laundry. mari9d Wauregun House. mar21d. VANTED—Room and _board _ with private family by a young gentleman With good habits: want it more-for a home, and just plain cooking. will do; within ten minutes’” walk of Maslin: Rockwell Co.; Protestant preferred: will call Sunday. B. . care Bulletin. mar? TWANTED—First class bread baker; good wages and steady. work. The Fenelon Bakery, 16 Main St., Westerly, mar2id A. GORDON, Piano Tuner, 2938 Pros- pect St. 319-14. feb15d WANTED—Ladies shouid have coats and suits made to order at Lazarow Bi style, fitting and workmanshin guaranteed; a specialty. also plush coats steamed Opposlte” Franklin Street Park. Phone 763-3. nov21WThS WANTED—A first_class fireman for manufacturing plant; this is an extra good _chance for the right man; must be strictly temperate. Write “Fire- man,” care Bulletin Co. marisd ‘WANTED—A competent maid for general housework in family of two. Apply at 55 Willams street. marléd WANTED—Model C-37, 1915, Buick; | must be in good running order. Thomas Ryan, 237 School St, Putnam, Conn. marlsd GIRLS WANTED—Girls for all de partments; good wages. West Side Silc Mill. marlisd light ariving barness, and a lot of blankets, robes, etc., several bushels of excellent seed corn on the cob and a quantity of other corn on the cob, a few bushels of potatoes, and 16 year- ling R 1 Reds, all laying, and will be sold as ‘such, 1 set of platform scales, 1 driving slelgh, 1 hive of bees, 1 coal. burner chicken' brooder, will hover from 100 to 1,000 chicks, HOUSEHOLD GOODS consisting of chamber sets, 0dd bu- reaus and chiffioniers, chairs, stands, parior set, carpets, pictures, clocks, iitchen range, several airtight heaters, 2 oil stoves, 1 washing machine and 3 ituls, 1 set of brass andirons and foot- raifjfor fireplace, 1 china closet, 1 book cast, and a lot of dishes, crockery, etc., 1 sewing machine. This will be a busy sale. It will be germine and full of “pep” from. start to finish. - If stormy, the first fair day following at the same bour. Terme cash. A caterer will attend. Every- body be on hand for the first event. GEORGE T. BARTHOLOMEW. 1 would like to buy 3 Six or Seven- room Cottage with modern improve- ments, centrally located. 'I will pay cash for it if it suits. E. A. PRENTICE Phone 300 86 Cliff St. WANTED. Old False Teeth. Don’t matter it broken. We pay up to $15 per set. Send by parcel post and recedve check by return mail. COLLATERAL LOAN Co. Removed to 154 Water St - be- tween Shetucket and Market Sts, Norwich, Cona. BOOKKEEPER Auctioneer| We want a first class accountant, 25 Oifice and Auct Rooms, No. to 35 years of age. not liable for gov? 42 Main St. Danielson, Ct. | ernment araft, one that is reliable, ac- 10 Hanasome Holstein Heifers—io! SUFate, and familiaz with manufadtur- accognting. Excellent position and S—Ayrabire, Guernsey & Jerseye—G |safars. for . right man. Appationg will be sold for the high dollar at PUBLIC SALE | ™ v i courex THE ULMER LEATHER COMPANY, NORWICH, CONN. SATURDAY, MARCH 33, 1915, at 10 o'clock a. m., RS EEEOE D ‘BOXES WANTED Iane place, ten minutes’ walk north We are open to buy Boxes—Dimen- from the postoffice and trolley station at.Past Killingly, Ct., described as fol- lows: sions approximately 2 feet*by 2 fest by 4 feet! If you have anything to of- fer, get in touch with us. NORWICH WOOLEN MILLS J. C. WITTER .. s: This bunch of heifers are as high class a lot of individuals.as you will see the auctioneer's hammer ‘drop on this spring; some of them are mew milch, quite a number soon due, and the balance later on. I will also sell of ood second-hand farm horses, weight 2300 Ibs. 1 one-horse wagon, 1 two-norse, 12-ft. team wagon, 3 or 4 cultivators 4 plows. 1 new incubator and brooder, 1 horse rake, 1 mower, 40 hens and other small articles. q.0 You canmot afford to be absent when {hls salo takes place, 85 it will surely be & money-maker. ' Terms ‘cash, and if stormy, sale Will occur the first fair day after. A caterer will attend. JOHN FLOOD. Tel. 1045 Danielson Div. WHEN YOU WANT {0 put your bus- - F inese before the publictiere s’ no Piano Tuner vertising cotumms of The ! Phone.838-2 2 Clairmount Ave. WANTED—By a married man, a po- sition on a gentleman’s place; handy in and about the house and horses. J. W., Glasgo, Ct. maridd SALBSLADIES WANTED — Must be experienced; price 1o - object. The Pasalk Co., Willimaatic. marizd ANTED—A bellboy. Apply at thel FOR SALE—Haying bought the sheet tin at the Shannon building, I will sell this tin at a reasonable price to. buyers of ‘wagon load lots on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. This tin can be used on farms and for. different purposes. Maurice Hurwich. mar21d FOR SALE—Baster lilies, azaleas, bydrangeas, genistas, primroses, bego. nias, palms. ferns, vut flowers. ing's Greenhouse. Phone #1-6. FOR SALE—Good farm horse, weight 1300. Thom, McBroome, Jéwett City. mar2id FOR SALE — Good house, 161 Mt Pleasant St., aeross trom .school; ail improvements, large vard; owner leav- ing for New York for business. Inguire on_premises. mard FOR SALE—Eight-rmom cottage with steam heat, a summer house, good barn, thres large hen houses, one large brood house and land-enough to keep two cows and a horse the vear round; also a first class pasture with never- failing spring;- 30 Iruit trees. and a large grape arbor; situated in the city of Willimantic, on Mansfield Ave. ten minutes’ walk from postoffice or depot. Guod terms; will take part payment and balance in mortgage. Joseph Mor- ris, Willimanti FOR LE—As I am going out of town, I 1 sell my. houseliold farnmi- ture ‘cheap, .if taken at once. - Apply ovenings at 59 Cedar St TFOR SALE—Touring cars and trucks, ready “to use, different models. =M. Rozycki & Co, Garage No. Main St. marsod SALE—Fo! runabout or deliv- ' fine shape, with detachable Dodge 1917 runabout; one” pair of good Touy milgs, 2300 wt. Samuel Adams, 440 Pleasant, St, Willimentic. mar3od § FOR SALE—A brown horse, 6 years old, 1350 pounds, sound and homest to WoTk anywhere: a pair of horses, 7-and 8 years. old. 2400 pounds sound _and trije to work anywhere: also a black horse, age 8, pounds, tie Lest saddle horse in this state and is broken to all harness. - These horses will be sold very cheap, as we have no use fo them. ‘Murphy’ Brothers” Stable, Wil* limantic, o marzod FOR SALE—Twelve horsés, ranging n_welght from 1050 to 1600 pounds, some. | fancy matched pairs. These horses are suitable for farm and gen- eral purposes. Every horse guaranteed as represented. 30 Jackscn Place, Kil- Iourev’s old stand, Willimantic. George NRY F. MILLER upright pi ‘with stool and searf, in fine condition, ‘beautiful tone, $185; terms, $20 down, $2 per week. 'The Plaut-Cadden Com. pany, Main St., Norwich, Conn. HALLET & DAVIS upright piano, tull sweet tone, fine action. a splendid dano “for a small amount, carefully used, only $165; terms $15 down, §2 per week. The Plaut-Cadden Company, Main Norwich, $190.00 for an excellent mahogany pright piano, good tone and pleasing agtion; terms $15 down, $1.75 per week. The Plaut-Cadden Company, Main St Norwich, Conn. HOBART M, CABLE /upright piano, fully guarasiteed, with stool and scar: $180, a piano that will last a lifetime terms 320 down, $2 per week. The| Plaut-Cadden Company, Main St., Nor- wich, Conn. : ‘WANTED—Three girls for marking and sorting; good pay and steady work. Troy Steam Laundry, Franklin St, mar12d SITUATION WANTED, MALE—Man and wife, age 39, childless, wishes po- sition on’ country gentleman's place or small farm; experience, vegetable gar- dening, also cows, horses, chickens, lawns;' wife laundress; wages 32 day for man only; furnished room house, vegetables wood, light free. Send par. | tieulars, Shafer, Storer Farm, Norwieh, Conn. -, marlid CORDIN’ to infamation Tec'd, one -of our lokil speakers spoke on Mt. Wash- ington recently and he was heard in Greeneville. Some long distance speak- er. He'd ought a speak on democracy, they’d hear him in Germany, where you can't buy a_Cobweb Corner sc cigar. For sale at Fagan’s Smoke Shop. mariid WANTED—To buy small buildings suitable for either brooder Oof hen- hmls:ll,d Teléphone 49-2 Lebanon Div. 3 e o "AN:EDW—; Raw furs, at H. A ebne: 2 A Beninatts o, St oYY . WANTED—To buy raw furs; best prices. Thayer Bldg., Room 106. B J. Yurman. Bk o Phone 1301-4, novlsd pay | of Seavey's Grocery and Market. 8S-NOTE PLAYER PIANO, with fine selection of choice music, for $382; fully. guaranteeed for five years; beau- tiful mahogany case, scarf and bench: terms $25 down, $2.50 per week. The Plaut-Cadden Company, Main St, Nor- wich, Conm.’ FOR SALE Horse, 1_years old, Felght 12500 any reasonable offer ac! cept : . Pilla FOR SALE—Mowed oat straw: also two cream separators. F. N, Palmer, R D. 3. Norwich. marisd | FOR . SALE—Harley-Davidson twin motorcycle in perfect condition. In- quire at 52 Central Ave. Phone 1314. ‘mar1sd FOR SALE—Hay in barn at Mohegan. Tel, 1884-12, L. S. Leach. mar19d FOR SALE—12 good _general pur- pose horses, been used by a contractor, autotrucks taking their place; pairs weighing 2400 to 3000 and single horses 1100 to 1450; these horses are all young and sound and true to work; all bought green within two vears: farmers will find some extra good chunks in this lot; call and Jook them over at once, as 'we want 'to stop the expense: all Horses sold ‘with a written guarantee; prices $85 to $250. Call at stable rear West | Yamtic, . mar19d Broad St. Westerly, Conn, side. mari9d WANTED—Second hand and antique furniture of all kinds; get our_prices before you sell, A. Bruckner, 55.Frark- lin St.” Tel. 717-3. novéd WANTED CARD ROOM HELP ALSO SPINNERS .. Apply To | FOR SALE—Three extra nice driving horses, young and sound. Dr. C. B Caprof, Balley's Stable. Bath St _ oar] FOR SALE—SIx cows. one new milch, a fine family cow. H. Pendleton, Norwich. Phone 1§51~ mar13d FOR SALE—25 pigs § weeks -old, 15 pigs 4 months old, 10 pigs 6 months old, 5 brood sows, 2 coming in soon, 500 empty egg cases; must be sold this week: none soid next week. P. A Nawrocki, Yantie. mar1sd FOR SALE—Green hard wood, maple, oak, beech. ash and birch mixed, 13 and 15 inchi_lengths, in lots of one cord or more... F, E. Peckham, City. 'Tel. 1612. 5 mar13d /DO YOU WANT A PIANO?—I have | FOR SALE | FOR SALE PRODUCTIVE FARM FOR SALE 120 ACRES, 60 TILLABLE It is within five miles of the city of Norwich; on good road. For further details, consult ARCHA W. COIT Highest Grade Propertiss Telephone 1334 63 Broadway SPLENDID RESIDENCE No. 36 Pearl Street contains 10 rooms and bath, ranged for two families, gas, electric lights, new steam heater. All at a very low price. THOMAS H. BECKLEY, 278, MAIN. STREET 724—Phones—68 THE RESIDENCE of Helen Platt Huntington 172 Washington Street FOR SALE The house has "hardwood floors, electric lights, steam heater. There arc beautiful grounds of about 1% acres; stately shade trees. Get further particulars from Archa W. Coit Highest Grade Properties 63 Broadway Telephone 1334 A. M. AVERY 1 have several pieces of property on Laurel Hill, the West Side, Bast Side and the Central District for sale. There are some bargzins in the lot. Call at 52 Broadway. FURNISHED SEASHORE COTTAGES FOR SALE OR RENT at Watch Hill, Weekapaug, Pleasant View, and along the Rhode Island shore; also accessible Seashore Farms. Send forbooklet. Frank W. Co WESTERLY, R. L FOR SALE The beautiful farm of the late Samuel _G. Hartshorn, containing about 127 acres land, well dividea as to tillable and pasture land, abundance of wood and some tim: ber, never failing brook, also. water large 10-room n best fon, 3 barns, henhouse, icehouse and other build ings, located in town of Franklin, ear Smith's Corners and state road. For particulars, inquire FRANCIS D. DONOHUE Central Building, Norwich, ’Phones. FOR SALE Cottage 'Houses, Tenement and Business Blocks, Building Lots, all in desirable docations. List your pro- perty if you care to eell or rent; as 1 have a number of people looking for real estate investments. WILLIAM F. HILL, Real Estate and Insurance, Room 103 s Thayer Bldg. JUST ARRIVED Another carload of '‘Horses. . Several nice pairs and some good single Horses, suitable for all kinds of work. Come and seé them—prices right. % ELMER R. PIERSON Telephone 536-3 oing urchin, LR R He ain’t at home: i Nor yet at social tea. or light Tmardd e it | He likes it now and then: He's Kinder rouigh iand ‘ms | | % = i Aareny A n sunday school, And on :hé day );z a) T, ittt no Lim jar Navy Man: The rarin’, tearin’, . .- Sometimes swearing’, " Regular, Navy Man. No state’ll call him He ain't no ladies' “Noble Son” . He don't cut any ice at A In Newport's social plan > He's on the job, this husky gob; The Reguiar Navy Man; 4 The millin’} arfilin’, Made for Killin', . Regular Nayy iMan. They ain't no fears shed over him When he goés off to war, 3 He gets no spsech nor prayful “presch’ From mayor or governor: 3 He lashes his bag and rammock wp, Treads the gangolank with the van. Shoves off to fight with all his might, The Regular Naty Man; The ratftin’, battlin'. Colts' or Gatlin’ | Regular Navy Man. He makes, no fuss about the Job; Heo don't talk big or brave— He knows he's in tes fight and win Or help fill a sailor's grave He aln't no mamma’s' daglin’, but He does the best he ean; And he's the chap that wins the serap, The_Reguiar Navy Man No Mamvby, Pamby. But cool and ¥, Reguiar Navy Sfan. ” —C. B.(Graeft, C. C. M. TWO SAD HBARTS, prone at my feet last head on s forepaws but an_anxious light eves, that were rowing, questing— Tatters lay night, His shaggy Mournful brown eyes that were wont to dance, Now asking dumbly, “Where is thy master?” 1 could but whisper, “Somewhérs -in France—" . Fighting the tears that came ' fast and faster. 2 Donald. would - never Hke that!’ *Tis clear ‘We must be braver; and we are treinz. : u he’rom? back (ob, the sripping ‘ear! s Tatte won't tell that he saw me erying. We wate g0 proud of ¥im whesl he went, Splendid and strong, with, his-dear eyes glowing. Tatters and \I on the curbstone spent Wearisome\ hours, to - speed - his soing. What ‘wonld & sight of him now Be wort o the two sad. hearts he left béhind im! Tatters. ";.‘ I woul ‘go round - th: earth, BT Though we walked on bleeding feet, to find him. 5 e can - do nothing. but pray - 'wnd - dream, < Not that ome dog-—-or ome Sweet- heart—matters, Yet T petition the All-Supreme. “Pléase bring him safely to me and Tatters. ~-Beatrice Barty, in the New ¥ork Times. MUMOR OF THE DAY The Politician—I -see. you farmers belleve in putting good men ‘in of- fice. A Farmer Corntossel—Yes! that money can buy—Life: Teacher—Henry. “if you ‘had ' three apples and someone gave.yoy. five more, what would you. have? Henry—I guess I'd have 2 pain in my stomach.—Chicago News. Johnny—Pa, what is the différence between government ownership and government control? » ‘Henpecki—Well, for instance your other doesn't own me.—Judge. “Do you people in Crimsén Guich believe in prohibition now.” i “Believe in it?” echoed Bronche Bob. “We've got to, believe in it. They've proved it on us. ashington Star. .. “What remarkable feat in the’ way of lifting has the strong man aceom- plished lately 2" i “I believe he succeceded at last in raising his salary’—London Answers. '“Captain. the compass needle is most erratic. We ‘cannot tell where we are”” * “Devil take it! . That's the resuit of all the crew getting tbe Iron Cross.”— Passing Show. “What were those Women saying in the car?” thing. othing? The best me But I heard them talk- Judge. THE KALEIDOSCOPE M. Embirikos, the Greek Minister of Food Supplies, has resigned. From Zurich comes a statement that ' numerous cases of smallpox are offi- cially reported in Vienna. A Bill introduced by the Govern- ment into the United States Semate provides for men of the National Army being given furlough for farm work. At Domburg. on the Dutch coast, a cap marked U. V. 4 and also a life- buoy, supposed to belong to a sunken German submarine, have been washed up. The Canadian Government will in- troduce into Parliament a Bill provid- . ing that soldiers at the front shall vote in the forthcoming provineial clections: : President Irigoyen has promised a deputation from the Argentine La- bour Federation, who threatemed a general strike, that Me Wil withdraw the troops which are still exercising supervision jover thé frozem meat stores in con_)qequence of the strike: FARMS FOR EXCHANGE. Two excellent iarms; cau trade efther for “city proparty of équal viiue; one 37 acres. stats rvad, mear clty, modern Dbuildings: also 150 acve siock . farm With t00is si:d equipment, fine butlde ings, keeps 50 head. If interested, Write or telephone TRYON’S AGENCY, -lllfld ‘Willimantie. Cun. Masons’ Building Materials OF ALL KINDS For Sale by HOW'S THIS? {We offer One\Hundred Dollars Re- 'ward for any case of catarrh that can not be cured by Wiall's Catarrh: Med cine. Hall's Catarriy Medicine has “been takeA by catarrh sifferers for the past thirty-five vears, ‘and _has _bscome known as the most reliable remedy for catarrh. Hall's Catatrh Medicine acts through the blood the mucous sur- faces, expeliing the poison from the blood and healing the diseased por- tions. After you have taken Hall's Catarh Medicine for a short titie you will a -great improvement .in vour Feneral health. Start 1's g Mea, d of catarrh. . Bold