Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 15, 1918, Page 12

FAIR AND COOLER TODAYs FAIR, WARMER TOMORROW What Is Going On Tonight Moviang Plctures at the Davis Thea- e, n&(ovi.n.x Pictures at the Breed Thea- fll{ufln‘ Plctures at the Auditorium satre. Somerset Iadx‘:,"!_%. 34, F. and A M., meets aut Mason! 'emple. . o Ifi:z o 0. 0] Rehekah L. 7. 005 0 0dd Fellows® Ha ANNGUNCEMENTS INTOLERANCE EXCELS Mow Showing at the Davis Theatre— t2 Comprises Three Historical Stories and One of the Present Day—En- larged Symphony Orchestra. Intolerance, which David W. Grif- 6ith presented at the Davis theatre Monday and Tuesday, is another re- markable motion picture on the same m\;nmwm scale, pictorally, as_the producer’s successful film, The Birth of a Nation, and on a higher plane in its purpose. It attempis to show the tntolerance of the strung toward the weak through four pariude—the time of the fall of Babylon, tho erncifixion, St Bartholomew’s massacre in Frunco end today. Its four stories ars told allel form, so that the spectaior | of reading four con- the same magazine Without following the unusnal form of the picture, the four stories :nay be described separately as follows: The three historical stories are exam- ples of religious and political intoler- unco; the modern of social intoler- ance. The fall of Babylon, the screen . was brought about by the high Bel, who opened the gates the Persian, in order to suppress the worship of other gods. The modern story is in effect an attack on organized charity, which it eomupares with the.hypocrisy of the Pharise But d in pi bas the feell tinned stories in intolerance had in the three historical modern tale sees the forces of good triumphant, which no doubt is the reason the sub-title of Im is A Sun Play of the Ages. in his battle scenes that Mr. although Griffith is st most effective as a producer. The siege and the fall of Babylon, with the moving towers, the atapaults and other instruments of ancient warfare, wrought up the spec- tators to a high pitch of enthusiasm. A splendid musical program pla; eniarzed symphony orchestra nother big feature of the produc- If you have not seen this le, don’t let anything keep you from the Davis today, as this be vour last opportunity to see l'utu"e h(xc BREED TH éATRE May Allison in Sm: :l Hypocrites, a Five Part Metro Photodrama, Adapted from Alicia Ramsey's Suc- cessful Play, Bridge, Feature Today and Thursday. specta; aw: W the The feature screen production at the Jreed theatre today and Thursday is Hypocrites, a five act Metro starring beautiful Ma Alli- the masterly direction of Alicia Ramsey's suc- Bridge, has been made znificent screen drama. The the spectator from the picturesque days of 1870 to the pre ent day. In order to give this produc- the proper presentation such no- people as Marie Wainwright, Henry Kolker, Joseph Kilgour, Stella Hammerstein, Ethel Winthrop, Stephen Grattan, Frank Currie and Maggie Brewer were engaged. A - two. Mack Sennett comedy, Friendly mies, ial ure Under t Capellani, Ene- will be shown, and the famous Burton Holmes travel series will com- plete the bill AUD!TCRIUM Complete Change of Program Today— Don’t Fail to See Tommy Levene and His Excellent Company. At the Auditorium for today Thurs v the show and is entirely a mu- sical revue, with a complete change of comedy and musical numbers, and is billed as the most stupendous and E tional musical comedy of the son. It has a large number of stars, uding Tommy Levene, Frank Mur- George Brown, Billy Moran and Miss Keeley. All during the show there is an outburst of catchy selec- tions, and the dancing doll chorus puts them across with great volume. The closing tabloid is something new o the theatrical world and the audi- ences have marveled at the presenta- tion of the scene by this company. s _the last day to see the great m Fox photoplay, The Girl With ampagne Eyes, that is now ap- ring at the Auditorium theatre. is a drama that has thrills of a sort and a story that will live in 's memory. to Miss Jewel Car- men, all that we have known of her before amounts to little compared to the great work that she does in this irama. The story that is presented in this work is distinctly new and absorbing and not for an instant does its interest ag. There is a particularl settinz to_this play that the best William Fox trad beautiful worthy of ions. HAGENBECK-WALLACE CIRCUS IS COMING; ADVANCE MEN ARRIVE. Over 400 Performers Will Take Part in Big Show. In a brand new car, gayly decorated in red and gold, and loaded with bar- rels of paste and bright colored paper, the advance guard of 108 publicity - the great Hagenbeck-Wallace in town for the purpose of g the “'big show,” which will appear in Norwich Tuesday, May 28. The advance car, which is one of several that will come here at inter- vals, carries 30 men, consisting of 22 bill posters, six lithographers, a man- ager and advertising azent. The No. 1 car travels about three weeks in advance of the circus and is used principaily for billing the city where the show appears, and the country for a radius of 30 miles reached by liver$ and automobiles. The No. 2 car is known as the “excursion” car and bilks the routes on all steam and trolley roads leading out of the show stand. The Hagenbeck-Wallace circus, now as always, is owned and operated by American capital. The circus repre- sents to Edward Ballard, the. manager, and’ his associate, a cash expenditure of $3,000,000. The daily operating ex- pense is $7,500. At night the big show travels from city to city aboard three special trains. In the dayfime 2 tents are ascd to house the great organiza- . The employes trafeling with the show number about 1,000. The men f 400 arenic artists and almost as many trained wild asimals. Among the 60 riders with the circus this eeason is Miss Rosa Rosalind, a newcomer to the world of white ‘.op.x. in a daring muman act. Over 00 Araft horses are used, in addition to 200 head of pony apd ring stock. The two per- {armances here will be given at 2 and 8 p. m. The doors to tho Fagenbeck Wwill D¢ opened an ko of other | great | NORWICH. CONN., - WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1918, FuLL ASSOCIA‘TED iy tps Hile og Paesatntfpfrcysabm LOST AND FOUND FOUND A SUM FOR SALE OF MONEY IN THE MANHATTAN AS MOTION PICTURE.|Game will be returned by| proving ownership. WANTED WANTED | PICKER ROOM HELP CARD ROOM HELP. Day and night work. Very/|1ss good pay. VILLAGE YROPERTY WITH MODERN IMPROVEMENTS. located in Waaregan, e and mouey. about & acres of oxcellent for villag nite icvel rich soi poultry ‘handy to churches. water in { ne: FRED L Tel. vmtnlmm mm!n,);‘ml. urc 1 daid rn,\a"’. lnside and ott, &team ‘house, ceme'\t cellar under entire house, garage. burn, stails for 5 horses and 2 cows, wagon house, water 32 dings all in first class 0 apple trees on the place. “unnsvally cheap plece of property rm- price asked for it. particulars, inquire at RAUINE’ 138. Wfi!o for farm catalogue. Yo mile from NORWICH WOOLEN MILLS fruit, v -room houss iarge rain _room, ‘or hiay, store 16x24, Danielson, Conn. mayl5d Auction Sale THE TWO 1 MAY sale. Full p: FAMILY BRICK HOUSE NOS. 1113 HILL STREET Will Take Place SATURDAY AFTERNOON | 18, 1918 On the Premises At 2:30 O’Clock If not sold before, at private articulars may be obtained from JAMES L. CASE 37 Shetucket Street some fine buil prices and on family house can build its The Norwich Housing Co. has no vacant apartments. It has ding lots in desirable sections of the city at reasonable terms to suit. Will sell you a thoroughly modern two2 in select residence section for less money than you equal. ARCHA W. COIT, Agent Telephone 1334 63 Broadway bath, bath. This house, in a fil near trolley. be 63 Broadway Highest Grade Properties BUY THIS TWO FAMILY HOUSE 105 WILLIAMS STREET One apartment the other has is a A desirable residence site adjoins the house lot and will included with the same. further particulars from ARCHA W. COIT has 6 rooms and 5 rooms and very home-like ne residence section, Get Telephone 1334 FOR SALE | The Old Historical Tavern, known as Adam’s Tavern, with Stock and Fixtures. Also my Gai 1-4 mile water rdner Lake Property, front, fine grove and land, with houses, 35 acres of barns, sheds, etc. Al A. ADAM, Norwich Town, Conn. T T e at Watch Hill, View, and alo shore; also acc FURNISHED SEASHORE! COTTAGES FOR SALE OR RENT Weekapaug, Pleasant Island essible Seashore Farms. Send forbooklet. Frank W. Coy WESTERLY, ng the Rhode R. I JAMES H. HYDE AUCTION I will sell at public auction the eon- |ten's of my stable at 371 Main St. Norwich, Conn., THURSDA’ at 10 consisting of 1 Y, MAY 16, 1918, o’clock a, m., pair mules; pair black horses (weight about 2700), 1 pair in every way. Also 4_sets hack harness, 3 coupe 3 double sever: al sets 5 harness. 3 sets dump carts, single harness, smgie carriages, 3 Concoras, 1 business wigon. 1 milk A wagon, 2 carriage poles, a quantity of regular circus program includes over|yinSiicts and robes, and other articles stable, too generally kept chestnuts, chestnut mare. These horses have been used in my business and are all right ‘bus sleigh, 1 black horse, team harness, 5 hacks, 2 coupes, 2 surrey . 1 democrat, in a livery numerous to mention. If stormy, saje next fair week day. CASH. Terms of zale, CASPER K. 'BAILEY. ary schools, . et Fer further FARM AGENCY, Auctioneer 1 matched 1 Thamesville. Wanted Bricklayers Wanted at once for construc- tion work. Bricklay- ers 70 cents an hour. Carpenters 60 cents Laborers 40 cents an hour. Apply at the office. an hour. MILLS, Inc. Goodyear, Conn. Apply now to Tanauzs hats and not nvi\.h and Willlmantic. y15ThSM \V'Ah"l'lm—-«\-l autoniobile mechani none but skillsd mechanic newl a Call or write The Palmer Mvmr Gorpn., 123 Zank St. New Lonio; Conn. T'hwne 32. maylsd in 10-hvur shop; will puy 50 cents an bour and 31 an hour for overtme; pay those high prices. The Pasnik Co. sell for less. ic n. evenings at 248 Broadway. 18.')1 XZ_ y15d TTHE WAR has not inoreased our vrices. Sh: ampoo cents. Hair dyelns, manicure. Mada Lindgren. Thayer Bldg. may15d “A.N’l'lul)—@t ‘erce,’ competent cook :lld Second maid; good wages. };Alna:lp" WA.\"I‘ED—A Cooiey gre&.fler Phone ur or face massage, 50 m — e e T WANTED—A tenement of four or five rooms by man and wife. Addre: W. M, care Bulletin. maylid S WANTED FOR SALE WANTED—Good second hand canca | WANTED—A kitchen fireman. Apply | FOR SALE—One’ bay horse, welght Teisphone 1130 after 4 p. m. mayl'ld at the Wauregan llouse. maylsd [1250. Inquire 152ne’We:ty \d:;: St. 'i“el \\A.N'l‘w——l 000 women to wear real °1‘- may: 15d NH SALE—Traveling bags, not at The Pasnik Co. sell those high prices. for less. FOR SALE—Horse. St. or 18 North Thames St. mayl ad FOR SALE—Do ~may15ThSM Inquire 28 Maple our bit and raise your own horse radish; will grow any- TO RENT TO RENT—A Ia the 'park and two smaller ones, nished, one minute’'s walk from Marlin- Rockwell plant. 13 BszelI Ave. _ maylsd TO RENT—A pleasant sunny flat of five rooms and bath, with conveniences, to ‘an American couple or small adult family; references réquired. ington St. mayl4d or after May "0 Where; G sets 25c. 12 sets 50c, 25 sets|three furnished rooms in a very desira- $1, 60 sets $2, 100 sets $3: sent free on| ble neighborhood. Address H. M., care receipt of price. Denison Avery. Co- Bulleun. dy!ld lumbia, Conn. may: h\d TO RENT—Furnished apartment Eo‘r 18 the summer; rent very reasonable. River Ave. maylsWFS_ FOR SALE—Fine heifer, soon fresh, gne of the best prospects in the state, oom Guernsey and Jersey, first cross. 106, Thayer Bldg. __maylsd FOR SALBE—Chester White boar, months old: good lively one, ready help win the war; don't ask questions, ;’Ing $45, a box and take him away. ‘WANTED—Ladies to know that P%{r“ e sell jadies’ Panama hats for 97c, $1.47 ama hats did not go up in price. and $1.97 (real Panamas). The Pasni Co. sell for less. may15ThSM WANTED—Second hand furnitur we 18 or over; $100 month; S. government war positions_ope WANTED—For the summer,“girl v highest prices in eastern Con- | necticut; we buy anything; largest sec- ond hand store in state. Louis D. Ward, ]waremoms 30-32 Water St, Norwich. i Write, call or tel. 261-13. apr27d WANTED-—Imiediately, men-women, thousands U, write immediately for _)iree 1ist. Frank- lin Institute, Dept. Rochester, Y. SWFSM WANTED—Room and boa: ith nice Jewish family. Box 77, Bulletm mayl4d WANTED—Boy to work in drug store. lnqunre at Bulletin Office. mayl take ‘care of boy or three durlng the ik e; n; to all around, practical, capable on r wishes position be appreciated. day and go home nights. Mrs, H. Osgood, 151 Washington St. mdvlki MACHINIST—20 years’ experience, pairs, general- tool work, experimental; in steady year-round shop where conscientious service would Address P. O. Box 390, B Norwich. mayldd WANTED — A maid for general housework. Apply mornings or even- ings to Mrs. William H. Shields, 170 Washington St. mayl4d WANTED—A small bookcase. dress Bookease, care Bulletin, WANTED—Competent pastry oo’ Address Box 167, Westerly person. Bk mayl3d, Ad- _ mayl4d at summer hotél; good wages to right k Y, WANTED —Hand and. machine twis ers male or female; also West Side Silk Mill, ED—Three, maylild four or five, fur) one o ttle girl, 5 years. care Bulletin. may10d learners. T un- hed rooms by young couple with Address Box t- HELP WANTED—Good wages pai PICKER ROOM AND CARD ROOM HELP WANTED BEAN HILL MiLL SAXTON WOOLEN CORPORATION Apply ciation (U. may10d S. A.), Bradford, R. to The Bradford Dyeing Asso- I d. MALE HELP WANTED—Men a w Haven, Conn. needed in ‘various departments, also families wishing employment in a :lean rubber footwear fac- work; _experience not Address F. R. Judson, Em- igr.. The L. Candee & Co., mzl)@d re WANTED 35 Weavers, 16 Spinners, 60 Laborers, 50 girls for the Beaches, 3 Table FEMALE HELP WANTED—In a . S.—The box will have to be bigger than a shoe box. 18 to George Kahn, The $6. Casper Bailey. mayl4d “TO RENT Furnished apartment Of < with modern improvements. Inquire at 40 Cliff § maylid in rear of 61 Otis 100x30 ft., two floors. Inquire P. F. 231_Central_Ave. __apr2aMs —Space in garage for autos. Rose Garage, Hiscox 1dg.. Myers Alley. _ maylod TT0 RENT—Space suitable for store or workshop in the Alice Building; rent $15. Inquire of Murphy & McGarry. Ayrshire Man. mayls WFM FOR SALE—Fine suit cases, mot at the high prices. The Pasnik Co. sell for less. may15ThSM may7d FOR SALE—A private family horse, weight 1000, 11 years old, will sell for $65; also good collar and harness cheap. Call at residence, 1204 Main St., . Willimantic. maylid DON'T MWISS THIS_Gales Ferr must be sold; several choice house lot: easy terms if desired. Write to J. Le TO RENT—One 12-room-house, one store and two garages, at 110 North Main St Inquire N. B. Lewis, 341 Main_ S| may3d TO RENT—Lar, furnished front room, very central %ly located. Address A., care Bulletin. aprbd TO RENT—Store, centrally located, suitable for grocery store, with neces. sary fixtures, at $18 per month. Tel 24 marl3d _mayidd S RENT—Furnished rgoms for four FOR SALE—Tomato and cabbage|genilemen. Mrs. Kelly, 7 North High plants; prices right. Tel. 102-3. Ed-|§t. feb26a ward M. Allen, Plainfield, Conn. mayl4d TO RENT—Light storage space; elec- = tric elevator. Phone 580, or call 77 FOR SALE—One Aspen Wall _potato wite,— St. jan26d nlamer price £30. William J. Bowler, West Willington. mayl4d RENT—B2 ement tenement at 56 “For SALE—A pair of young farm horses, both good workers and drivers, weight 2400, § and 9 years old, sound, gentle; would sell separate. Graves, Central Village, Conn., No. 33 mayl4d SCEDOl St. Inquire at Bulletin Office. TO RENT—Furnished rooms; lllo rooms for light housekeeping. 106 School St. Tel. 1048-3. seplld FOR SALE—Drag plank at the mil in Salem. . Wilcox, Colchester. Tel, 6. mayldd FOR SALE—A baling machh’le that has been used but little; just as good 1 TO RENT at 14-16 Thames St.,” one double store and two single stores, with all im- ’A‘he'e avh l o kiud.s,o(.mwle ap earth Just twu y&naa of peo l\ot ther gain 3 and:, the: Wil understood The good are hal are haif gom t w .mnt..igr to eoln ow the state of' his 0 foriin lite's ca&ufie &qud heul airs a:mot counted " little Who puts on ul“ a mai Not' the happyeand sad, for, the swift- years _ flying Brlhg e.Ach man his Taughter, and each man his tears, No! the two kinds of peaeiqam earth ‘mean leai. Where'e er ou go_% masses Are ah;vs)s divided in And; oddl\- ‘endugh, ynn ,find too. ot Are you eazlns I wenty who There ]l» onlv one lifter. Tn what class are you? the load Of .overtaved Tifters an 1oH down the road? or an;) you a leaner, who' lefs others Your Dorllun of lahor an PSRl da Sl LONDON TROOPS. While hey enture th the orhing frav, the fret, the pai ,ghfl ux‘?ht of it. They build across the flaming field" the ways of London Town, The Imlc stroets, the ™ brm srhite a?s the ‘bustle 'and “the light The wmdm w)n.sp;ry;‘\ ver, and the nsrlu in green snaflP Above_ the reeking Somme hey lee St. . Paul's, widfi shwkel that cover it Gray Wwreaths ‘of ‘smokes, ‘and flakes ‘sun, and* brown: inrds on the wi And by Peronne the Thames 15’ st with arges moving over it, And Chelsea bridges- 'shoot away lt nrgugh mists where ‘bullets ingl . as new; only reason for seliing it. a|provements, Inquire Brave:Tandan;teeove’ . Miax. E19e their larger one takes its place; just the 8 % size for some retail store. Address|AMERICAN WASTE & METAL CO., feph s hale hands, (el eves, the Box 301, Bulletin. may14d 210 WEST MAIN ST. FOR SALE—Three of the bes down chunks in these parts, years old, honest to work, single or double; wil sell for half of what they're Wnrth 219 West Main St. mayldd 6, 8 and 9 1200 and 1250 lbs., sound and 1 | Store To Rent | Centraliy located Store and Ell No. 23 “FOR SALE—Whole rig, belongs to a husband drafted, and has no use bay horse, aged 9, weight 1000, good driver also rubber tired a will sell cheap if horse 9. \lorlh lady, for it; sound, afraid of nothing, and true to work; runabout buggy, good harness; gets good home. Main St. Ask for FOR SALE—Pi g ed short time; sold on easy terms, particulars. write The ) Co., 183 Church St., Ne mayldd FOR SALE—One 17 series four c nger Studebaker; low mile. E. Peckham, Shetucket St. d fearly new, and 1 at once, Haven. Steinert Sons eyl Broadway, with large basement and ample yard room, now occupied by C. V. Perdleton. Possession May first. Apply to William H. Shields. STORE TO RENT ON FRANKLIN STREET, 30 FOOT FRONT—ONLY A FEW FEET FROM FRANKLIN SQUARE—CONTAINING ABOUT 1,000 SQUARE FEET—LOW RENT. INQUIRE AT BULLETIN OFFICE. “FoR ing car in good shape. Shetucket St. may 13d sanitary, well conducted rubber foo! wear factory which runs the round; families wishing to_locate in pleasant city ; s sound can be given work in_various Waitresses, 2 Farmers, 3 girls to work | gepartments; fine opportunity for girls in stores, 4 first-class Machinists, 15|as rubber shoe makers; good pay while women Spoolers. le:!mng and !bapld increase to those who are capable, and no machinery FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU |0y §1°thia department; the. Young Central Bldg. Ges. L. Chesbro| Women's Christian __Association, ten WANTED TWO FIREMEN STEADY WORK C. M. ROBERTSON CO. MONTVILLE Iron, Metals and Paper Stock. teams will call in either country. COMPANY Telephone 546-2 CARPENTERS WANTED AT ONCE at U. M. C. Works Seaview Ave. Bridgeport. Conn. LONG JOB NO STRIKE T. J. PARDY CONSTRUCTION CO. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. WE WANT YOUR JUNK Ou~ city or NORWICH WASTE AND METAL| Norwich, Conn. minutes’ distance, will receive girls board. For particulars, write to F. Judson, Employment Mgr., The L. dee & Co., 214 East St, New Have: Conn. may9d year situated on Long Island an- A a to n, YOUR OPPORTUNITY—Flor De Fu ler 6c Cuban hand-made cigar, speci 5c each, 11 for c, $2 a box cigarettes, 30 for 10c; Peter's broadleaf wrapper cigar, 10c, 3 for at Fagan's Smoke Shop. may9d ~ WANTED — All-around _ shopman Planing Mill, Danielson, Conn. e al Nebo n. FOR_SALE—One 1914 Ford tnurms ALE—One 1914 Overland tour- C. E. Peckham, FOR SALE car. C. E. Peckham, Shetucket St. may13d FOR SALE—Overiand 1916, model 83, touring car, in first class conditio; T, 'FOR SALE new paint ind hewly overhauled, $425,| The house of Louis A. Frazer, No. Apply 76 Main St. near Union Square, {211 West Town St. House contains 10 Putnam. may13d SURAm. 2 rooms, lower floor suitable for store FOR SALEPrinting__press, 9x14 3 2 chase, also type, cases and accessories,|or market, or may be occupied as a value when new $273; must be sold at| qwelling T z 2 e T I huy the outht - Agdreas|dwelling. Lot 45x176 feet, large barn W. E. W. Bulletin Office. may13d A. Day, ‘may10d F. D. 4, Colchester. ERGREEN sweet corn for sale. and splendid well of water on prem- ises. Price attractive. THOMAS H. BECKLEY, FOR SALE—20 large with lambs. 642-2. C. A Jr. may6d Gager, . high grade Hut | Shropshire and Hampshiredown sh_‘e‘eF el. 278 Main St, Phones 724 [ may15d egzgs, FOR SALE_Bronze turkey . Wilson, Willimantic, 593-12 . cents each. C. H. Tel. FOR SALE—A nice little the woodworking, planing and mat E L. Perry, Danielson, inz; good pay. Side ‘Silk Mi Woman for wages. Apply Zener: Apply sxperienced warpers, and at al at ANTE store, general Ulllll\ man to look »(l stock, etc.; knowledge of the busine: not necessary wages. Addres Box 178, New Lu er steady work, with good WANTED — Four or five woodcho pers for several months' work. P. D- F. Werth, 169 Franklin St. aprldd ANTED—To buy old gold and i ‘also old false teeth: highest pric E W. Guild, Jeweler, 21 Broa way. Norwich. W and sorting; good pay and steady worl Troy Steam Laundry, Franklin St. marlizd apréd TED—Three girls for marking K. furniture of all kinds; lin St. Tel novéd WANTED—Sscond_hand and antigue get our prices betore you sell, A Bruckner, 55 Frank- WANTED. Old false tecth. Don’'t matter if broken. We pay up to $15 per set. Send by parcel post and receive check by return mail. We buy dia- monds, too. COLLATERAL LOAN CoO., 154 Water St., Retwelfin Shletglcket and Market Sts. n old, reliable firm to Established 1872. Rires i e ——— P L FOR SALE 196 ACRE FARM 196 acres, 35 tillable. chestnut timber, other buildings. all tools and farming implements. rare bargain. Immediate possession 2 miles to railroad and macadam road. All conveniences. Send* for my (Choice of 400) WILLIAM A. WILCOX FARM SPECIALIST WESTERLY, R. I, Telephone 2365 FOR SALE. Bath St. property, School St., St., number of bargains. Call at GEER T;l;iuu'l‘ 122 Pros; A. M. AVERY’S, may9d 52 Broadwa i » l i1 pair Oxen, 5 cows, all stock STOCK and TIMBER FARM Lot of oak and Good house and 1 pair oxen, 5 cows, A Ya mile to latest Farm Bulletin. 41 West Broad Street, Rooms 1 and 2 two-flat house on a nice house on Town St., cottage house with garage on Asylum a three-tenement on Laurel Ave., farm at Williams Crossing of 150 acres, 2 nice coitage on Whitaker Ave, and a WANTED—A competent girl for ge: eral housework. Tel. 294, apr29d n- WANTED—AIl of the farmers know that I am buying all kinds poultry and livestock. I can use a fe ing the highest prices possible. Hockberg, 181 Main St. Tel. 147-13. apr2sd various departments. ment. Apply now to NORWICH WOOLEN MILLS Thamesville. WANTED lMen in House. ' Apply GLEN WOOLEN MILI.S NORWICH TOWN WANTED WANTED Boys over 16 years old in Excell- ent opportunity for advance- Picker Room and Dye to of W thousand chickens at once and am pay- Joseph ‘Willimantie. Now is your chance to get big prices for your secomd-hand Ranges Parlor Stoves. A. BRUCKNER, Tel. 717-3. WANTED 55 Franklin St. MEN FOR TARGET WORK IN OUR RIFLE RANGE. NECESSARY TO iness before the public, vertising columns of The Bulletin. WHEN YOU WANT to put your dbus- there is no medium better than through the ad- AT SHOOTING. APPLY' AT ONC MARLIN-ROCKWELL. CORP, EMPLOYMENT OFFICE § HAVE HAD SOME EXPERIENCE FOR_SALE—New 30 ft. ft. beam. Inquire \h\rkcl FOR clo; lav ALE—Farms of to Willimanti mrn‘ hou: on easy ter of voung heife team wagon. Pleasant S d_one C\\w horse 4{ CARLOAD JUST ARRIVED JAMES H. HYDE North Franklin, Conn. Telephone 30, Lebanon SALE HORSES car, my hor FARMERS—Buy your Armour Frisbie’s high grade fertilizer, potatoes, seed oats and all kinds o seed at a low price at the urcene\lllc Grain Co. Phone 326 apriGe and seed were not shipped May Tth. as advertised. but were Saturday, May and they ( ymewhere—an extra good lot , my buyer say be given upon arrival. K since June 1, 1917, and now being painted. reasonable price. Greene, 3 Sachem Terrace, Norwich. 1917 CADILLAC FOR SALE 1917 Cadillac Touring Car, used only Just put in order Apply to Gardiner | once. LMER R, PIERSOQ FOR SALE OR RENT Ten-room house, No. 230 Palmer St., For Sale at|city water, bath, gas, steam heat, with Possession given at garden and barn. Purchaser with $500 cash can buy the property, the balance remain- ,Cows For Sale On account of not being able to get a They face the furious bayonet, the cannon's deep-mouthed, boom, And oh! it is for London’s Sake that mev haye stretched the wall of t Betwegn the raging- (oemen l.lul the town of gleam: 8! She is their love, their, re nse, odestar for the hcsu af tflelfl They sing of her when they go down to win their bittes scars, And if they fall—her guardians still S aJl ‘be ithe: Isentry-ghosts of 1] Liged. f‘D]d and silent, ‘round Ler walls . beneath the marshaled stars! - —C. 1. 8. HUMOR OF OF THE DAY “Telephones ‘are great flme savers, aren’t they? “Well. that depends upon who calls London “Answers. Reggie—] wondah if your fawfl:fih would consent to our marriage. Miss Bright—He might. F‘atherl so eccentric.—Boston* Transciipt. Barber—That offieer’ “wot 'T've o Just shaved has been wounded twice.” and he's "actually gorn away ‘cursing be- cause I happened to gashi'him a bit— London Opinion.* ‘Old Dobbin Tefuses to take that bit in his mouth. ‘What must I‘do, dad”" “Make him anyhow. “These are war times and its unpatridtic shun your bit.”—FTlorid: 55 Bill—Haye vou got tiie' time? Gill—8ure T have “The correct' fime? “Well. my watch is-an hour fast if that's what Fou”>*mean. "—Yonkers Statesman. Wife—Since this medlc!ne isn't do- ing you any good I'I'throw it away. Sick Man—NG. Nh0, not that! -I'll drink it whiéd et §Mr. Hoo- ver doesn’t wanf.us {0 waaté-anything, you know.—Judge. “Mother is playing chess with fa- ther.” “Does she play a skillful ‘game?” “Oh: very.- She's skilifulzenough to put up ‘a good fight and.yet invari- ably lose. "—Louisvmv Cmmer Jour- nal. “Don't you wxsh you hnq your boy to help you on-thesfarm?2’. “No,” replied - Farmer ' -Corntossel; ‘what I wish is that there was some way of me bein" OVeF there to help Josh in lhe Lrancbm '—~Washington Star. “Pop,” mqmred little Chrence Lily- white; “what am-a millefinium?” “So,” said his parent. “Doan’ you know what a millennium am, chile? It's jest about de. same:as a centen- nial, on’y"it’s ‘got mo’ legs."—IHus- trated World. “Well, if that aif’t the limit.” mused the postman’ ‘as ‘he came down the steps ‘of a private ‘residence. ing on mortgage. Full particulars of FOR SALE Olympian 1917 4-cylinder Clover-leaf ROADSTER Color gray Run 4,000 Miles Owner M. DESSAU, Thompson, Conn. Telephone Putnam 299. GILBERT S. RAYMOND, 113 Thayer Building, Norwich. FOR SALE Cottage Houses, Tenement and desirable locations, List your pro- perty if you care to eell or rent, as I have a_number of people looking for real estate investments. WILLIAM F. HILL, Real Estate and Insurance. Room 103 Thayer Bldg. Business Blocks, Building Lots, ali in “What's. the trouble?” queried the mere citizen who "had “overheard the postman’s:noisy thought.’, “Why,” explained. the. man in gray. “the woman in that house says #f don’t come earlier she’ll get her le ters from some, other -carrier."—In. dia.napolia Star. Almost automatic- its uperau? is a.new cabinet for ‘quickly develop- ing X-ray photographs for dentists’ use. FOR SALE Nos. 11-13 Hill Street, TWO-FAMILY HOUSE Near Franklin Square. Modern Improvements. Easy Terms. JAMES L. CASE 37 Shetucket St. ATTENTION, FARMERS! Now is the time to use GROUND LIME STONE FOR SALE BY THE PECK, McWILLIAMS CO. NORWICH, CONN. FOR SALE Three-family house, choice location, all rented, with rentals showing nearly 20 per cent. on selling price. Property { must be sold. For full particulars in- quire of JOHN A. MORAN, Real Estate Broker, may$d Franklin Square. FOR SALE NO. 11 BLISS PLACE. £ The beautiful cottage, modern. cot- tage with all improvements, includ- ing heat, in finest condition, bo exterior and interior, and in cho location, with 'good trolley service. For particulars inquire of FRANCIS D. DONOHUE Central Building, Phoness Norwich FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN PRICE a snug little home. utes’ walk from City Hall. ther particulars, inquire of JOHN ‘A, MORAN, Real Estate Broker. Franklin Square. SUBURBAN FARM only mile from Willimanti hflfie largz parn, S, For fur- may4d - lenn for business resu.l & is no advertising medium in ern Connecticut eqrml to The Bul- bargains in stocked farms. Tryon's . Agency, Willimantic, Conn. located two min- Four working parties building a rafl- road across: Australia -keep in touch with one _another by wireless tele- graphy. On the canals of Burope the boat- men- are usually astir before 5 in the morning and seldom tum in mueh before midnight. Steroscopic X-ray apparatus has been'invented by an-electrician to giv/ surgeons instantaneous perspective views ‘of objects’' imbedded in human flesh. Tattooing js forbidden, in Japan. A teacher of Idzum¢ eéxplained the law to his pupil and told:haw: tatooing was done. Next day four of his scholars appeared liberally ‘adorned with the forbidden art.. HE Al MOST FELL DOWN A, M. HunsucKer, Bogue Chitto, Miss., felt so grateful because of being freed from pain and distress that he wrote the following letter: “I was suffering from ‘rheumatism, kidney and bladder m)uble also -dizziness; would almost g‘alll vn at I.uib1 . d!lStal:‘;ed :ak{' oley: Kidney Pills, wo boxes gave me i}.ffrfl ro Ee.r Diso fdered kmneys give warning by pains in side and back, rl fo raches, sore museéles, { swolien "jofifts,- paffiness under. eves, tired_znd -languid fe uellng The Lee & Osgood 10 room, 4 good poultry 20 acres fine fields, pastures- for 12 head, plenty of wood. good fruit. Onty $2360, $500 cash. 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