Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 30, 1918, Page 10

eloving Plctures at the Davis Thea- len Ing Pletures at the Breed Thea- Moving Plctures at the Auditorium heat 10 0. F, Shetucket Lodge, No. ts Jn Odd_Fellows™ Hall, orwich - Nest. No. 1398,°0. 0. 0, meets in Owls' Hall. Wauregan Lodge, No. §, K. of P. meets In Pythian Hall. ANNGUNCEMENTS 4 —_— Yantic G Social Postponed. The social gathering of the Women's Guild of Yantic has been postponed until Friday evening of this week and will be held at the chapel that night. DAVIS THEATRE Two Big Fealure Pictures, ~Bes: Barriscale in Those* Who Pay, 7- Part Ince Super Production, and Dorothy Dalton in Flare Up Sal, 5- part Comedy Drama—Alsc a Real spiring mmrd-mhnx noumemm of Mrv Coates er' rage. Rev. Edward Barrow and choir of the A. M. E, Zion c¢hurch had charge of the Sunday afterneon service at the Sheitering ‘Arms. Rey. M Barrow took for his subject Christ's words, Ye shall be witnesses unto Me in Je- rusalem and in all Judea and in Sa- maria and unto the uttermost part of the carth, and said, - Confessing Christ was the distinct note in the be- rinning of the church, it meant perse- cution. Confessing Christ is' the' fore- runner of witnessing. It is witnessing alone which has results. it is a high task, it means that we are acquaint- ed with Christ, we are explaining Him. It is not an easy task to have faith in the darkness, to HKave faith as the world is today, yet Christian soldiers are witnessing for Christ. lnfla.mzdand&u. Itched Caus- ingHutnBthmmd?m- ful, Cuticura Healed. Nothing Purer, Sweeter, For All Skin Troubles Than Cuticura. “My little girl had rizgworms on her head; and they kept coming until she had eight on her head. The was inflamed and sore, and itched causing herto be very cross and fretful. Her head was disfigured and her hair all came out in places as large as a ww_klndgoodp‘iy bonus of 10 per cent. month. Wil teach weavers.| AdmoreWoolenMill:Co. f 1 housework in family w i pply at 55 Williams St. - ST BRI DRI equl ‘WANTED—By a competent -house- day. lInquire 15 High St, evenin; _ apr3od 3t o “WANTED Position by middle aged American - woman as housekeeper for i widower. Address S, A, G., care Bul- letin, : apr3od — . A Aprele WANTHD—A man to work in Kitch- en. Inquire at Wauregan House. apr30d i WOOLEN weavers wanted; stead: MEN IN PICKER ROOM AND DYE- +'go0d ‘wages, Whitestone Wor. HOUSE. Danielson, Conn. apr30d Apply ‘| TA. GORDON, Piano Tuner, 238 Pro: GLEN WOOLEN MILLS, | Norwich Town. 'WANTED—Relfable Protestant house- keeper, family of two. Address T. B. Lee, Jéwett City, Box 142. apr3fd pect St. Tel. 1319-14. feb15d WANTED—Ladies shouid have coats FOR §. ol el apr3od r of good work| hy o Bty - Bopie -passenger keeper, waoak in the mornings every | fICe(lent o o s SALE One _heavy <cart and a new stone dr. t'& urdick, Norwichr Town, Ct. apraod pigs five months 58-12 Jewett City Div. R e FOR SALE—Barred Rock chicks, May 1st delivery. John Curry, Yantic. Phorie-636-4. SOEGEL . FOR 8. 1 head cattle, 10 July and August cows. 3 pead young BIOMK. also 1 grade O, Reuben non. praod 1.°C brood sow. bred. e Leber- Manning. Tel. 21-5 apr30TuThS " FOR SALE_“Sammy,” Mexican bur- ro, safe for children 1o ride or Arive: also cart and harness. Telephone 456 apr30TuThS 1ia mk"‘“‘. a) unun:g.oé,l‘f‘lfiflgfi “Ave. g G5 -figf—'fl T Te;neme:; n}: ¢ ege ' 0] len; af%ny. S inilas etk i [cMahon, Mohegan, R.«D “T0. RENT—Cottage of six rooms.on ‘Thames river, for summer season. Ad- dress X, care of Bulletin. apr2d TO =y mmieg‘n‘tour "'.°mm1d bath ent W for_rent May 1. For adults only. Tel. E. H. Berry. RENT—Large shed room, very centraily lomts& Address A, rcare Builetin. - aprsd O RENT—Store, centrally Yocated, suitable for grocery. store, with neces: sary fixtures, at $18 per month. Tel 2460 mari3d TO RENT—Furnished rooms for four gentlemen. Mra. Kelly, 7 North High e N oSeran, ot ever o TR By ~ the 5 o r-cent piece. and suits made to der ‘at Lazar TO -Light storage space; elec. P P % e e < Tou hers G SIS SRC AN o T | Bros: stvle, fitting and workmanshiy | o FOR SALE—Horse, a very §00d | eric elovator. ~ Phone 230, "or eall 17 Thehfiorel’:l. i tey mel Wiobiow LB o i B LA awa “““:”‘5;%“‘ e ; . | guaranteca;” also plush coats steamed | 4rlver and worker, gentle, stand any: | Water St. jan2sd And fought mt by fook. t] ne on M lvertisement . them. ), e Tears, al el Ui carth. Otk attitide 1o the iruth: = “':g one ek e head i w AN' I 'ED Parl ““15%'..3&%“3‘“ T rect| Bakery. 101 Wes: Main St. - aprod IO RENT_Beament Lomement t 36 | 110y tougnt: his masses, falling, back acceptance of and living the truth is ’* (Signed) Mrs. John Ken- WANTED _Competent girl for gen:| FOR - SALE_Pure bred Jersey bull| = faroa T g o They poured thelr blood line Wine, a witness for Christ So s our atti-| noop's R D3 Bethel, Maine, June eral housework: Food wages. Apply|C3lf. too good to kill. James Turnbull, | —> . -| And never_once the vast at ;ude towards our enemies, to lea;nr!o 14 1017 g JOB PRESSMAN 3120 Broadwa: apr28q * | Waiweous Hill, Norwich Town, Ct. |, T RENT_Furnighed rooms: also| Smashed tnrough trat living - ove our enemies, those we are fighting b ? 3 3 3 %ni“n_ hA' s;,;“;“ for ?:;rm; the b’]-‘hh::io:{mnd-dmh;nhysk‘:; 3 ; wmmmgwp:;mq:dmsgag% 4———-——-——ma ’;‘L%‘”g‘,““:fl“’h"‘;""“‘;‘}' School St. Tl 1088 seplld | #t hzlfidltoga&mv:ge all b{“ ml'd hrist_who , Lay not.this sin to Caticura, keep it clear and cords of wood, mostly hard wo g < hevel: i e et st o soithne| mieg e Sap S pere | CYLINDER PRESSMAN /| Dm0 "0 MF St St milof Setsy o 258 TO RENT R A . } | else than love our enemies, then | assi = ¥ " & | Christ's Name shall have the glory and | needed. wlcunsnlphldwhr&e ot atwml‘flg}f& washer. 1;33;:;:; yille. | semusl Mobonald, Colcltester. | o4 14.1sd Thn:s': smeAi, Gnstor:a ._;g Bleeding. mf;d Ileeple-l. dazed ua the praise. lexion because so mild, so En al one_modern 4-Room Apartment w 4 P Tho hymns sing included; Stand Up| catesnd oo cresmmy. quire WANTED__A competent girl for gen.| IOR SALE_Spring and Superh ever- | all improvements. . Inquire Ba‘zfi‘,’:gg,““{e‘ e . o nflhn i For Jesus Ye Soldiers of the Cross, Baoh by Mail. BULLETIN JOB ROOM | cral housework, Tel 2 apr29d lsg:gg ;:l;swbénx ;&3: ?\‘o p;‘:a:_‘oko. 3 Waste & M C ‘Their faces fo. the (DI0. Abide With Me, the closing number | ~SemeleEashFresby Mail Address post; WANTED—General blacksmith, auto- | o Gt el 253 Lebason Dy American Waste etal Co. LS fln. being, Faith of Qur Fathers, Holy| S ‘Cutiere; Dent R Bonton e, fl‘obflo rep. man and helper. Bst. M. B.| aprasTuThs | 210 WEST MAIN STREET And day went by, and night eame Taith, We Will Be True to Thee Till ng. apr2sd And when ‘the moor Svas Murder burst out with fiercer It will cost six cents more to Death. The rich, clear voices, the dis- FOR SALE—2,000 White Leghorn and R. WANTBD—A used Buick. Reo or Bessie Barriscale in “Those Who Pay” Don’t miss this wonderful picture phaw, in, I. Red baby chicks, April Ma. t tinct rendering of the words, held the | fares. E Mxwell five passemger Toucie cor. of | Miter sl ooaby, clicks, April and, Mey Store To Rent And stk Sia g SAMCO close atigntion of those privileged t%|go from here to Rockville now. o4 B Diseametel, mast We il iy & W- Adams, 6 Williams St | ey after day. ni,rkt‘ bé presént. Those in the choir were Rookville. Towest price and terms. aprsd . Outnumbered nine to. one, Mrs. Hall and Miss Hall, Miss Eletha Stmmons, Messrs, Hazard and Geary. Miss Idella Scott accompanied on the piano. WEDDING. Richardson—Casey. The marriage of Miss Sadie Casey of West Town street and «Sergeant At the regular meeting of _General Kitchener lodge, No. 431, Sons of St. George, it was unanimous- ly voted to purchase four $100 bonds of the third Liberty loan. This will give the lodge $900 in Liberty bonds and $100 in . war savings certificates, making a total of $1,000 invested. Norwalk—On account of continued ill health, Mrs. Ebenezer J. Hill of AMERICAN STRAW GOOD PAY MEN WANTED AT THE BOARD COMPANY’S MILL 1f reasonable, I will call on you. Address G. M., Bulletin. apr2g) WANTED — At _once, _experienced painters. at new ~Aspinook Boarding House, Jewett City. Appiy on premises. apr. wu'rm—.m round man for res- taurant. @ity Lunch apr? WANTED — Journeymen_electricians FOR SALE—A weight 2200 Ibs., William ~McCausiand, Pearl . St., Mystic, Conn. apr29d pair_of bay horses, n good condition. 5 FOR SALE—Bean poles, three cents each; also pea brush. Charles Roth- stein, North Franklin. apr29d FOR SALE—Guernsey-Ayrshire heif- er, gives 12 quarts per day, will be two years old May 10th. Inquire of Allen Centrally located Store and EIl No. 23 Broadway, with large basement and ample yard room, now occupied by C. V. Pendleton. Possession May first. Apply to William H. Shields. STORE TO RENT In_agony that none m: ‘Thess soung men held- ann, And this is their cfldllltm No future shall’ undo; Not_once in all those stagger! The avalanche broke thro’ Retreat. retreat. ves. sl ‘retr But fighting one to mne, .. 7 Just kn?v‘v!ns' there was no defeat } Tt they but held the line. for house wiTing: union wages. T | §oihyre Ay, nagire of, AN ON FRANKLIN STREET, 30 FOOT 538 BREED THEATRE gom"h g }‘{x(chn.;fl‘:torlty s?(r _Laa!;cg:{‘!:lr‘ Norwalk. widow of Congressman. Hill, DY o £, Warren ‘Gay 'Blectrical Company, tbgm, Norwich: Town. T FRONT_ONLY A FEW. FEET FROM | A, ‘mover vet ala men more. e =5 =t outh Carolina, lattely station - has forwarded her resignation to Gov-| STEA EMPLOYMENT ndon. 7 ERANKLIN SQUARE S CONTAINING | I ot Norma Talmadoe 4n By Right of Pur- |tancoga, Tenn, took place In New|ernor Holeomb as a member. of the WANTED_Gitls o work on power | opF O, SALE—Four horses. been used Erowt Chessy. down fo Wetes chase, a Thrilling - Photoplay of | Lok, 'Sunday, April. 21. The bride's| Israel Putnam Memorial camp ground p” =i on wet wash laundry wagons; have| ABOUT 1,000 SQUARE FEET—LOW brother, john Casey, now in France, machines; also dressmakers to work bought auto truck and must sell them Fight as these young men fouj earlier this year—Life. h y i commission. This ~commission _has | — by hand;) $9 per week paid while 3 3. wrelgh RENT. INQUJRE AT BULLETIN -rrongd N g and the Fifth Epi- | hag heen in the U. S. Army for five charg;ssl;fnnthe state park in Redding, learning. Empire Skirt Co., 40 Thames :glsls‘i‘)lo“kana?:oa B glgoflg OFFICE. O Nboen qrest "‘,‘”fl: nd f,“':," St'al0 sode of The Eagle's Eye, Features|yedrs past a member of the 15th Cav-| which was the camp ground of General WANTED Street apr27d_ | drivers; also harnesses amd wagons; T e T For Today. alry, and is a close friend of Sergeant|Putnam, with a large body of:troops, SEps \ WANTED—Lady canvassers. Sperry| Prices $65 to $150. Call 341 Main St., And Christ restored to POw'r. WA - ¥ Richardson. in 1779, during the Revolutionary war, |60 Laborers. 50 girls for the Beaches,| & Hutchins Co.. 17 Main St, City. ' | Norwich, Conn. HRRn FOR SALE Norma Talmadge follows her recent - | The commission consists of "seven 35 Weavers !}:migéngeg.r e GFOR SALE—Good seed ~pofaides, | - — -~ | The world shall tell how they steod gmashing success in The Ghosts of | Sterry-Coates Marriage Announced. | members, appointed by the governor i i A WANTED—11 or 16 ft. rowboat, good | Green Mountain or Irish Cobbler va- 4 ¥ Testerda with the smart society| ! o i, Alpert Contes of Gro- | of Connécticut. " |In stores, 4 fnst-clase Machinists, 16| condition. Address Beat, Buuem;?])i- slabies Ssh et Dianal Joim Mk JUST ARRIVED | a2 i ine sent yas gom. rama, By Right of Purehase, which 4 3 apr27 L And cearth goes round the Sun. . is the feature gttraction at the Breed | on, Dave announced the marriage of| .B.iggeport.—At a largely attended| FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU ¥OR SALE Low's Champion seed| ~ Another car of Horses—and they are| o Co 0 & i F their daughter, Zera Evangeline and : - ED. Apply_Mrs. —Harold ~Begbie, in. the o theatre today and tonight. In this|qielf (OUERter. Bera Zvanseine ancearly morning meeting, motormen.and | Central Bldg. Geo. L. Chesbro['H. B: Fiasler, 167 Broadway. aprzfd | beans. white cob early Cory seed corn.| the right kind, consisting of some nice — s " gripping drama an empty. marriage | ¢St AR TS SETEY O | conductors of the Bridgeport division 2 CTEY. A H. G, Gray, North Franklin, Conn. |farm “chunks 'drafc and = business 3 turns into real love in the crucible of | 308 U B T Onondaga, <on of A% and | of the Connecticut company, voted al- | Srm——————— ho}l‘st‘};l‘rflkn T T horses. - Several well matched pairs. R OF THE DAY these troublous times that try. men's| /'8 Charles Sterry of e v | most unanimously last week to demand WANTED. Call at Cardwell's, 313 Main St. apesed| FOR SALE_Abodt 20 bushels of e A HUMOI d souls. The production is sumptuously | Shue. The marriage took place Tues-|a large increase’in wages when their Old false tecth. Dbn't matter, it < & 4 tested seed corn. W. F. Willoughby, % - % 2, 4 L staged and Norma Taimodge, Eugenc |9Y evening, April 23, at the rectory| present agreement with the, company || broken. We pay up % $13 per set. {| WANTED Salesman and _collector:| Box 19, Canterbury. aprzid Tel. 586 apr23d aiter, how cAR-E tall At T O'Brien and lda Darling are the | Of the Seabury Memorial church Gpis- | expires on June 1. The present wages || Send by parcel post aad Tecdiva f) good Day; stesdy smployment. APB roR SATE. -Anotier eAr sesd oals ham sandwich?® p headliners in this select masterpiece, |£OP&D in Groton. They were attended | are 26 to 28 .centsan hour, regulated ||:SHeck by return mall,” We buy dia- gt T Lz bariey, middlings. bran, mixed feed and “There's a label pasted on the tic# The fifth chapter of The Eagle's|Dy the bridels sister, . Miss Emily| by’ length of service. The rates to be e e o WANTED--AIl of the farmers "fo| stobk feeds. A R. Race. North Frank- 196 ACRE FARM paper, sir”——Buffalo Express: S cititied The Sirike Bresders is and John Anderser of the U.| axked for wilt he 40. 42 1.2 and 45 . B co, know tnat 1 am buying all kinds of nn. “Conn. apraia_ ' ossher—akimy Wi NG ol also shown. In this chapter Chief cents 'an hour. "The demand will be [} between Eustucket and Market Sts. B Footdand onlckens ot once andam paa | o SALECar fancy while pine 4 5 T eue‘n‘n‘!l, Stable fdods it 1 Flynn shows the German plot ta spend | left W 3 for e Oheyear asreement and will|| An old, reiiable firm to, deal with. || ing the highest prices possible. - Jobepi boavas, 1616 15 Fr. AW, Race Noren|1 pair Oxen, 5 cows, all st T S i 1 @ huge amotnt of money to encour-|Wi'h the bride's include a ciause calling for closed || Established 1872. Hockberg, 151 Main St, Wiilimantic. | Franklin, 'Conn, apr27d That's what pa feeds our Horse— age strikes that would paralyze the | Brangprd: shop conditions: Tel.. 147-13. apr2hd | “WOR SALE—Pair gray horses, weign | STOCK and TIMBER FARM | Ginger. - American industries cause Joss of bil- 2 2 T WANTED—Matrons for state insti-| 1350 each; also 1 bay forse, ‘weighs 5 “ talk in my slee; lions of dollars and untold suffering. Oliver Beers Alert at 90. FOR SALE tutions; salary to Start $50-360 per 1150. Inquire 152 W. Main St. apr26d 3 Tm told T k?tyaf ’v do , The American labor. however, proved | Oliver T. Beers 'who for many| § . month ' and ~maintenance: pleasant |~ pOR SALE Rhode Istnd Gap sced | 196 acres, 35 tillable. Lot of oak and | “Good idea! If a lot of us Sou fouid ' s loyaity and refused the Kaiser's!years in the colonial house so!d Sat- | 4 environment. ~Send for circular and|corn, 100 per cent. government test:|chestnut timber. Good house and|OUr talking that way M' & i i application, to be filed before May 1, R Bt ” e some daylight saving.”—San 7 golden bribe. day by Mrs. Johi B v Irish Cobbler and Green Mountain seed The latest news in" the Hearst-|iasiiine cn Hors LRGBS, - nowi 1918. ~ State Civil Service Commission, | potatoes; one ton rhubarb. John Pot-|other buildings. 1 pair oxen, 5 cows, | cisco Chronicle. Pathe Weekly completes this biil :genp‘o&rva‘:xré:"o\gmh?:"n:';neuet‘;‘ Espitol Huctuen Cin apr24d_ | ter, Griswold, Conn. Tel. 105-2. apr36d | all tools and farming implements. A| First Esquimau—What do you 5 h ; : ; WANTEDPosition as_meat ‘cutter. o in. i ion. this daylight-saving. plan? e birthday was noted in The: Bulletin, his Very desirable two-tenement house| Address Meat Cutter, care Bulletin. i R ‘““’m‘}';};' e smimon, mmdidle ooossmaldn. | Rk e ot G 16 AUDITORIUM active interest in the Methodist Tbrasa oy ;“:’l‘emr‘:et 4000 miles; price 345012 miles to railroad and Y4 mile to §ecnnd wm;:fl e e giiiich; and. Mis;being n' good: heqlthi 3 ; on Washington Street. Lot extends to| ~geNp HIM away with a smile, little | BO% 1352, Jewett City, Conn. _apr macadam road. All conveniences. Sud €0 ¥4 Pleases Large Audience Last Even- ing—Iit's Worth While, With Gladys Brockwell appearing tn a new William Fox photoplay ‘in which she takes the dual role of two ers, a great deal was expected of The Moral Law that opened vesterday @t the Auditorium theatre, but. the thrilling and clever nature of the story Wae a pléasant surprise. Miss Brock- well ocutdid herself in the wohderful parts that she plaved. The acting of the star is more brilliant than could be imagined. She is graceful and beautiful, and low and vicious, as she Zoes from one characterization to an- othér. The piay is charmingly pre- sented. There are many brilliant and pleasing scenes. Vengeance and .the Woman, a very thrilling serfal of the west, and Mutt and Jeff in The Decoy, make up an exceilent snow. WOMAN’S CHORUS Spring Program at Slater Hall Monday The Woman's chorus of the Norwich Music assoefation is preparing some very pleasing musical numbers for its concert next Monday night. The se- lections are, for the most part, spring- time music, but by no means monot- onously alike because of that. On:the contrary, there is a gregt variety of style and feeling in the list of three lnd‘r part choruses to be presented. is a fanciful and dainty little three Part sonz with soprano obligato, ‘The Belfry Warden's Daughter, Rein- thaler, two Tschaikowsky numbers, The Message, with its exquisite lilting air, like the breath of a summer morn- ing. and Nature and Love, the music of which is as satisfying to the ear as | the love of nature, which the words extal, is to the spirit, Dew in Spring, Rubinstein. a charming love song, and The Syrens. Gilchrist, a larger work of more dramatic character, with most interesting harmonies: a very beauti- ful four part chorus with orchestral accompaniment. This concert is a regular meeting of the Norwich Music association, there- foré members of the assoeiation will Be admitied on presenting membership cards. As it is 0 be held in Slater hall there will be room for others, and it has been arranged that non-mem- bers may attend on the pavment of a small fee. Th ert is for th | poe cone o benefit of the CENTRE GROTON The huge cord wood pile north of the village, which John Haley recently #$0ll to Goodrich T. Allyn Co.. of Gro- ton borough, is beinz sawed into stove lengths by a Ledvard-owned sawing outfit and carried away by its owners 1o purchasing parties in Groton and vi- elnity. The owners have carried three truek loads a day. Mrs. Sydney folmes who spent sev- eral davs the latter part of the wenk with fitends in New London and Ye Golden Spur retorned home on urday EBmeyson Whipple purchased a new five passenger car which he had de- weel. hapman accompanied by falhor, Charles H. Chapman, brought Bome &« new five nassenger automobile fast wesk which Solon Chapman is leamnine to run Beveral farmers amall garden true e uu sorin his hers bave some planted but owing farming is vory Sat- | Moving to Rockville. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Miller and fam- ily and Mr. Miller’s father, of Hunt- ington ‘avenue, will move to Rockyille | the first of the month. Heard About Town. . William Thomas of East Town street spent Sunday at, his home in Goshen. Charles Croker, ‘who has been in camp in Georgia, spent last week at his home on Huntington avenue. Mrs. Martin and Son are moving this | week from Mediterranean lane to. the apartment at 1 Wightman avenue. Miss Augusta Learned of East Town street substituted Monday in the Vil- lage Primary School for Miss S. J. Mec- Clellan. Miss Katherine Murray . of West Town street returned Monday, after a few days’ visit with friends in Mid- dletown. James Lynch of the medical supply depot, hospital corp, Camp Devens, was at his home on East Town street over the week end. Miss Clara Smith of “Washington street plans to leave today (Tuesday) for a week’s visit in Boston with her sister, Mrs. George Tubbs. Mr. and Mrs. Albie Hale of Lathron ayenuc are spending a week with trei son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Arthur D. Hale, in Elltngtnn‘ and be- fore returning will visit relatives in Hartford. BRIEF STATE NEWS Hartford.—An important Red Cross meeting is'to be held in Hartford in Foot Guard hall Wednesday, 'May 1. Vernon.—Victor LaChapelle has left for Philadelphia to work in the ship- yards at Hogg Island on U. S. govern- ment ships. Danbury.—The local Salvation army corps will tonduct its_self-denial week campaign from May 5 to 12 in an ef- | fort to raise $110 for the suport of its work here and elsewhere. Broad Brook.—Howard A. Middleton, chairman of the ‘Broad ‘Brook Liberty loan comrhittee, has reported that this district has exceeded its quota of $12,500 ard still getting more. Rockville—The Ladies' Catholic Be- nevolent association of St. Bernard's church voted to purchase a $50 bond of the third Liberty loan at the last meeting. This organization is actively engaged ‘in war work. Bridgeport. — The Farmers' Dairy company of ‘Bridgeport has instituted suit against Harry C. Coburn of Brook- field for $7500 which is alleged to be due the company, of which the de- fendant was formerly an officer. Greenwichi—Mrs, John Locke of Greenwich has not heard from her son, George W. Locke, who was on the Florence H. which was reported de- stroyed in h-end\ waters. He is 17 years old and a first class seaman. Broad Brook.—The Rockville division of the Hartford and Springfieid Street Railway compeny has changed its sys- tem of fares from the zone' . system back to-the old method of six-cent Hot Ginger Is Good For Poor Sleepers Taken on retiring it centres the blood at the stomach, promotes digestion, warms the extremities and prepares i the system for rei | sleep. Besides it’s always | healthful and helpful. ‘When purchasing look for Lh:OwlTndeMfllk on the wrapper lest you get a cheap, worthless e L T by all druggists 7nd grocers. LOST AND FOUND LOST—Sund; Progpect Sts finder will please leave at 37 Téntn S apr3od LOST—Saturday afternoon, ton Store, on Shetucket St., a_tan purse containing sum of money. left at Bulletin Office. apr29d .FCR SALE FOR SALE A farm near Yantic, containing 125 acres land, about 30 acres clear, balance 'pasture and woodland; abundance of - wood; large brook through the farm; house has 11 rooms and in excellent condition; Tunning water in house and barns; the farm has three barns in . fair condition. This farm js located near the state road, in a very command- ing position. Price reasonable for quick sale. FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, Central Bldg; Norwieh, Phones, FOR SALE Eight room Cottage and one acre of lgcod Land, eiaht cent fare on the Westerly trolley. A great bargain for some one. 3 A. M. AVERY, 52 Broadway FOR SALE SEVEN ROOM COTTAGE WITH ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES AT 604 BOSWELL AVENUE. MRS. OSCAR CHRISTIANSON, on the premises. SUBURBAN FARM only mile from Willimantic, house, - large barn, 4 houses, for 12 head, plenty of wood. £00d fruit, Only 32300, $500 cash. +Also several bargains in stocked farms. Tryon's Agency, Willimantic, 10 room Conn. OF ALL KINDS For Sale by Williams Co. Reward if 800d poultry 20 acres fine flelds, pastures Masons’ Building Materials ‘School Street in pear. Two-tenement good investment. ) Farms from $1,000 to $12.000. R. 8. BARTLETT 14 Central Building, Norwich, Conn. * SPECIAL BARGAIN 200d vi Ww; 5 acres, of nice level land, t trees for home use; a ttage in good condition, barn up for oft, ood shed. work shop 12x19, :.: on shed, pig house, 3 hen houses, ui farm and well s nice little one-mal 2,200, cated, price onl, terests’ you, you once. Tel. 198, Danielson, Conn. house 12th Street, Buy _yourself a home just one mile|ver; also old false teeth; highest prices from Danielson, on state road, good|paid. F. W. Guild, Jeweler, 21 Braad- neighborhood, 'very high = elevation, | way, Norwich. apréd free from Stone: well fenced, apple and T -room cows and 1'horse, large dings all in good shape; exception- If this in- had better call' at For further particulars, write to FRED I RACINE'S FARM AGENCY, girl, but bring him back with a Liberty | bond. Fagan's Smoke Shop. _apr22d " WANTED—Cows to pasture: running water, pastures in mowing field. Oliver F. Downs, Brooklyn, Conn. Tel. apraa W pers Werth, ED — Four or Woodchop- several months’ work. P. F. 189 Franklin St. aprisd TED — 0la books, pamphlets, ship pictures, ship models, antiques and old solid silver pieces; best prices paid, C. 1. King. Box 195, Norwich. Conn. apréd WANTED—To buy.old gold and sil- WANTED — Experienced washman; also_ two girls for flat work ironing. Apply at Rogers' Domestic Laundry. 91 Chestnut St. mar3od ARE YOU HANDY?—If you are. you can get a pretty new spring hat for 1|97 or $1.47; the trimmings cost but a few cents. The Pasnik Co. sell for less. Norwich and Willimantic. mar25d ‘WANTED—Three girls for marking and sorting; good pay and steady work. Troy Steam Laundry, Franklin St mari2d The Norwich Housing Co. has no vacant apartments. It has some fin¢ 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 WANTED—Second hand and antique furniture of all kinds; get our before you sell, A, Bruckner, 55 lin St.” Tel. 7117-3. Tank- novéd ROLL COVERER WANTED. One man to run cot machine; also one man to cement by hand; steady work; good pay. " Address L. C. BOWEN, Phoenix, R L apr3od FOR SALE 9 MCKINLEY AVENUE Attractive Residence Property i HARD WOOD FLOORS TWO BATH ROOMS ENTIRELY REFINISHED INSPECTION INVITED JamesL. Case 37 SHETUCKET STREET FOR SALE The Old Historical Tavern, known as Adam’s Tavern, with Stock and Fixtures, - Also my Gardner Lake Property, 1-4 mile water front, fine grove and 35 acres of land, with houses, barns, sheds, efc. A, A. ADAM, Norwich Town, Conn. O e e ————— HELP WANTED MEN AND BOYS TO WORK ON SURGICAL DRESSINGS FOR THE GOVERNMENT. HIGH WAGES AND EASY WORK. APPLY TO VERSAILLES. SANITARY FIBRE CO. Versailles, Conn. a champion _bred '; also two of. her FOR SALE—Che& Airedale brood bitc pups at $6 each. P. J. Chabof, Wau- Tegan, Conn. aprasd Market. motorcycle,” in perfect condition. In- quire at 52 Central Ave. Phone 1314. apra3d FOR SALE Farms of 50 to .100 FOR SALE—New 30 ft. launch hull, 7 ft. beam. Inquire Broadway Fish spezsa FOR SALE — Harley-Davidson twin acres, close to Willimantic; also tene- ment houses on easy terms; six head of young heifers and one 'two-horse team wagon. Samuel Adams, 440 Pleasant St, Willimantic. aprisd WANTED A COOK Apply to 1 MRS, WILLIAM A. AIKEN, 157 Washington St. apr29d Law THERE 1s no advertising medium in | Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bul- FOR SALE—Help win the war by saving fuel. Buy the Simplex Oil burner, makes any wood or coal range an efficient gas stove; over 2,000 sold in Providence. _Anyone interested drop a postal to C. H. Raynes, 15 Fourteenth St. or P. H. Ethier, 351" Central Ave, apr22 FARM and Frisbie'’s high grade fertilizer, seed potatoes, seed oats and all kinds of seed at a low price at the Greeneville Grain Co. Phone 3% apriéd FOR SALE_McCaskney account reg- ister; holds 400 accounts; first class condition. Inguire of Grover & Carcn On, /45 Brodaway: or §3 Water( 6t pr FOR SALE_Bronze turkey ey ey, cents each. C. H. Wilson, ullmnuc R.F. D. No. 2. Tel. 523-12. _apri0d “FOR SALE—Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for hatching, T5c a setting. Tel. 1344-2 aprsd FOR SALE Nos. 11-13 Hill Street, TWO-FAMILY HOUSE Near Frankiin Square. Modern Improvements. Easy Terms. JAMES L. CASE 37 Shetucket St. The Residence of F. E. Dowe 50 Summer Street FOR SALE or TO RENT ‘The house has all modern conveni ences. Short walk from business section. May be rented furnished if desired. ARCHA W. COIT HIGHEST GRADE PROPERTIES Telephone 1334 63 Broadway Send for my latest Farm Bulletin, (Choice of 400) WILLIAM A. WILCOX FARM SPECIALIST 4 West Broad Street, Rooms 1 and 2 WESTERLY, R. I Teleohone 2365 ffi.—_—_——fi__\ (FOR SALE SPLENDID RESIDENCE No. 36 Pear} Street contains 10 rooms and bath, ar- ranged for two families, gas, electric lights, uew:steim heater. All at a very low. price. THOMAS H. BECKLEY, 278 MAIN ‘STREET 724—Phones—68 {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. Coy WESTERLY, R. L FOR SALE Cottage Houses, Tenement and ‘Business Blocks, Building Lots, aii in desjrable locations. List your pro- perty if you care to eell or rent, as I Bave a mumber of people looking for | real estate investments. WILLIAM F. HILL, Real Estate and FOR SALE NO. 11 BLISS PLACE. The beautiful cottage, modern cot- tage with all improvements, includ- ing heat, in finest condition, both exterior and interior, and in choice location, with good trolley service. ‘Hokus—Harduppe says it isn't good form to wear jewelry ‘with ‘a dress suit. Pokus—Well. Hamppe never has his jewelry and his dress suit at he same time.—Judge. ' “They say a pound is equal to'a pint.” “That is Sim Flubdub's system .of oratory. Every time he pounds desk he thinks he's made a p'at."— Kansas City Journal Medical Officer (posting man to la- bor battalion)—Do you think you are fit_for really hard labor Hard Case—Well, sir, some of the ‘best judges have thought so.—Passing Show. “The directors of the road .are a precious lot of grafters.’ ' “Why do you say that?” “Every manedof shex: bad 'l:: ;; endix removed and charged g) operating expenses."—-Boston 'l‘rm script. “That husbangd of yours will l:ht at the drop of the hat, I hear. “Welll, rather at the bringing up of a Lat. When I mentioned the sub- ject to him yesterday he got mad enough to fight."—Florlida Times- Union. “You can't fool the peopls all the ptime.” “T dom’t. want to fool ‘et all the time,” declared the: alleged states: weeks before elec- ‘—Louisville: Courer- THE KALEIDOSCOPE Sir Reginald ‘Wingate, British High Commissioner for Egypt, has received messages of universal sympathy on the death of his younger som, Major Malcolm Wingate.” The Sultan called at the Residency to expre-l his sym- pathy. Mr Hughes has decided to call a - conference of . I Australian newspapers in order to lay before! them. censorship matters and to in- ' vite their co-operation in - counter- acting: and checking enemy propa- ganda in Australia. By appointment of Mr. Charles Mareil and:Mr. Alphonse Verville to the Commission to _administer the Canadian House of Commons. vacant, and ‘it i believed- will be filled by Mr. William zi¢ King, C.M.G. and Mr. Edward Mortimer Ifiacdonald, fln-mer Liberal menmber for Pictow.’. jof the entry of the the war, King Victor- a telegram of congratulation ident Wilson. Celebrations For particulars inquire of FRANCIS D. DONOHUE FOR SALE Property and liquer business located on Faliroad Ave, in Baltic, owned and Sondncted by the late William C. Smith. A very choice opening for the right man. ‘or full particulars, in- quire of JOHN A. MORAN, Real Estate Broker, Franklin Nerwicu. m Wiil be 3590 a 100 trom Mot Tt IHI'I. $2 for a box of 50, Centrfl Building, Norwich Phones Have E. A. PRENTICE Phone 300 86 CHff Street | borser. Juau- m-e..!-un search the title of your Real ..;",“ i Estate and Insure it. throughout Italy. In Rome Mr. son Page, the American made a rousing speech at and was sheered by a vast Signor Orlando, wh;wu at the | A Polish Cabinet has been formed as follows:—M. w Minist_er and % WI M. rbieki, itior; THERE 15 no advortising medtum 1n Connecticut 0 The o RaaERe the creation of a Polish ganization of "the mw i affairs of Montreal two seats in the .