Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 29, 1918, Page 14

: a 2 i 5 2|D. work. A, J. Olds, 170 'High St,|_Je23dTuThS et s - &R s 7 e I NEowTur Norwich Town nent; experience unnecessary. Inter _ Je25dTuThs . Sy SutTrusking Businkss. o WAoo ami of fo. Se1ois. o sedMWS national Mills. Norristown, Pa. je2sd; Willimantie. Je29d_ | “roR RENT For summer months | “I am down and out” the devil said; k Arthur H. lLaj who for many| Cheshire~—Prof. John H. Niemeyer e = _Bmployment on a farm,|, REO 1916 six cylinder 7-passenger|Small furnished house, Norwich Town, ‘he sald it with a sob. ! 2 2 WANTED _Bmployment on a farm, y passens i § vears was assoclated with land Mrs. Niemeyer of New Haven| WANTED Cesspools and vaults to neay, Norwich, by a boy of 15 years, | touring ear, in first class comdition; | Scatland road, near trajley. Tel I175!| i-There are others that outciass me and the late A. D. Lathrop, in his truck- |have leased the Pickett house in|clean. H, L. Harris, R. F. D. No. 1, e e, by Y O oy ape: | has been In private use since bought;| _Je20ThS ‘ I want to quit my job. ‘I {ing business, has Lought out the bus- | Cheshire for one year and will take |Box 139, Norwich, Ct. mar23s A e s e - O. Box, 525, priced very low. ‘The Erisble-McOor: | “ing ment—Si Toom furalehed oot | Hell 18u't in. it WIth fha lanid that les | inss and s to continue it in this city. | possession July 1. Professor Niemeyer | ~ oo™ T T T N0 = = | mick, Co, 52 Shetucket St. __Je29d _ | tage, on waterfront, for entire season, e vo- st tharefodd He has added 2 big automobile truck |is a former dean of the Yale School Of | puyy ceanad haad clothing and shoes WANTED—Three girls, experienced| “FORD, touring, new in June, 1916;|$100; special opportunity. Cruttenden, Iunol s e, and therefo: to bis equipment and pians to enlarze | Fine Aris. 2ox men: ehiidren ana boys: A. Mershak | MEN WANTED AT THE | Reoposbenopoe® (08 puaiaeses i 8t | very' good raning order, shock ab-| Crescent Beach. Conn. Frions 10. je2sd P, [ i b Tl PR e P ] LT K — R e B Yt SRS Rt ML n | o munNowly S o | 0ne gy, munon rmakte i i — - — criden, — B £ - - G g S x | for gentlemen.on Main St. all con- bloody shot and she DAVIS THEATRE Meriden's well known saddle horse-| ATTRACTIVE voung widow =31 AMERICAN STRAW- WANTED—A good_dishwasher "and | 33 Shetiicket St 36294 | venicnces, private family. Inquire at| Knows more about dampation than = man, left Wednesday for Camp Egge- | Worth $02,000. anxigus tomerry hongy, fanigor. JApply Thomas Critchley, R:|* A°LOT of new sample dresses in silk, | this_office. Sl S 1. fmpof Nello " - N 1 Four Shows Today at 1.30, 2.15, 6 and | moggin at New Meadows, Me., for two St, Los Angeles, Cal. = JelsS " Lo NG (V. Nowich, | .. |serge and others; you can save one- |~ mg RENT By the week, a furnished|Give my job fto, ser Billy 23 ® p. m—Mary Pickford in Mlies,|MOnths. He took along a string of [~cmpie St: Los Angeles, Cal i BOARD COMPANY’S MILL | U.s. GOVERNMENT wants thousands | half of the price by looking them over | summer cottags in the country, mear Ferdinand the Crary s g /2" | horses and will give riding lessons 0| I DARE YOU write me; widow, worth men-yomen, 18 or over; easy clerical|before buying, The Pagnik Co. NoI-|New London. ~Address Cottage, Bulle-|OF to_Sultan Abdul Hamid or some Her Latest Arteraft Picture—Wm.|young ladies who encamp there. ,000, lonely, will marry. G—, M work; $100 ‘month; write immediattely | Wich and Wiliimantic such man of War. Wiset is Going On Tonight Movinz Plet LOCAL SHOWERS TODAY; FAIR, WARMER TOMORRCW — FULL ASSOCIATED - PRESS DESPATCHES B her home at Westville Saturday after- noon. The greater part of the time pesséd away from home was at Savin WANTED WANTED — Chauffeur, experienced, ‘WANTED WANTED JFOR SALE MARRY IF LONELY; for results, try TO RENT t FOR SALE—Owing to the draft, will F with et res at the Dreed Thea- | o in comnany with a chum of [out of the draft, strictly temperate, WANTED me; best and most successful “Homs | sell my cattic’and 35‘;{:{5 "R0y Good- | balh, near centers a1l Madern (mprote: "'Xlrv\:n: Pictures at the s Thea- i.x.)uul the saue age. . mlgg.g Z‘;:Z';:fiie?‘“}fifil.fir'é?’"‘ :érgl\_x;g Spinnen Allo Pid(er i Dye f,‘}:." trictly ';?nflde-mm: |m°'f' r;xl‘\-- i o s 1':29:1__' ‘l’ll,:nsli',' Tnquire J. Ogulnick, 82 mk_ o exe v Tn\ln-.lv‘K Pictures at the Auditorium| Meride During the summer Miss |1, B_'cam of Bulletin. ) ]ez?fl ’ Tfieyeéai:;ggulgn(c}ffig"M;ag;'wl;’.urd’:v OB S e 5 e o T STTTT eee E A looxp Ie of suly '“:. cf.hl' g g eatre. Jessie Doyle will be in charge of Bat- | - =t House Help. Apply Box_ 536, Oakland, Cafie, " jesas - | bushel. "B L Moulton, RF. D 1| yewett Building, ow occapied by, the e e was on e S " oo talion Q of the Minute women in the WANTED — Second hand furniture; mmm ;Ill'l'-y tie, Conn. _Phuna_do{-)l Jez Jewett Shorthand School: also flat of AN NCEMENTS piace of Miss Beulah' Pinks. we pay highest prices in eastern Con- MEN Desmond in The Sea Panther, Ben- jamin Chapin in The Slave Market | Miss | Hazel Rapson will have charge of the Camp iFre Gis FITCHVILLE | mecticut; we buy anything; largest sec ond hand store in state. Louis D. Ward, sion Unity, San Francisco, Calif. GLEN WOOLEN MILLS Good Pay $24; spare time 5dc an hour, Selling guaranteed hosiery to wearer; perma- for list positions open. Iranklin Insti- tute, Dept. 32-F. Rochester, N. Y. FOR SALE—A light covered wagon, suitable for small milk route or R. F. TO TURKEY RAISERS Konemzh Specific No. 14 prevents and cures four rooms, in same bifllding, With heat and modern improvements. tin_Office. jo27d FOR RENT—A large furnished room, His head was bowed: Sparks dripping from Ho Tah bont o 3 ‘breast, L o “I hate to leave the dear old place— MARRY—Thousands lonely, congen- JeBMWES e Caran Seeites; " dalies| centrally located, 170 Broadway, first the spot 1 love S0 wel; & vent: i , wort 000" up,_will = - e g ; | floor. Tel. - 372-5. 3627 | But T feel I am mot up to date in the and Current Events. ial “members, worth 325,000 up., will Steady Employement WANTED _Men, women or_boys to|cures 75 birds; a treatise on blackhead 2 Nurse of Wounded Jeremiah Sweeney by A ‘W. Davis will interest you; sent TO RENT—A furnished front room. art of running hell. 24 A work in the Kitch ; no Sunday work. A 4] flame at There will be four shows at the Da- | "yl (o ST G ompanys | o rancisce. Ca. e Gy Lunch, Norwich. et TRl Moas Normiek: Chea | Chursh BU el i“d nhg 'am:&‘::afu ed b vis today and the principle attraction el £ Sl b MARRY a farmer worth $40,000; full WAITBR wanted, lunch counter, 1 (kA 3 2 FOR RENT—Six-room_furnished cot- | And murmured: m _outclass ¥ is Mliss, Mary Pickford's latest Art-| Service Flag Has Six Stars—Mill| pirticulars by return mail. H—, 253 $1064 Dor woek 11 p: Tt 1ok | — —— | tage. in_Plne Grove Niantic, Conn,, Hohenzollern deviltzy? craft picture, based upon the immor-| Wages Advanced. Minna St. San Francisco, Cal. 'jeZ2§ o board and room. Apply Midway Hotel,| FOR SALE—A ladies’ silk dress $7.97.| electric lights and tollet. Tel. 272. Ap B % Sl atary by Bret Harte. When sev- i —— s Midway, Conn. jeatd '|a rubber top corset 97c, & slip-on la“|ply to A. T. Boon, 89 Franklin St. WATCH AND PRAY! k gt Harie His 4 e A. GORDON, Plano Tuner, 298 Pros- Nners an ot dies’ sweater $2.73, a ladies' bungalow | je22d eral of Bret e's fascinating tales| A letter has been receiveq from| A:; GORDON, Blano febisd i MACHINIST toolmakers and design-|apron 69c, and many other such bar-| — There's a hush upon the city, and its of the days of cld and the days of | Jeremiah Sweeney, recently officially | 22t St: Tel = ers wanted to Increase earnings|gains keep The Pagnik Co. busy all the | TO LET—I6.passenger ‘bus for pri- jarring voices cease: | £0ld in Californiz have been transfer- | reported as severely wounded, while in WANTED SAXTON WOOLEN CORPORATION |tirouh study of I. C. S. mechdhical|time. Evervbody wonders how we can | yate parties. Leave orders at MajeStic| oy t¢ thoughts are bent in silence on 288 to the screen, it has remained for |gction in France. The letter was'writ- | _Second hand Talking Machines, and i engineering course; sure easy home-do it in these times of high prices Argse: 816 the strife heyond the seas. Mary ickford, America Sweetheart, v St Mr. ianos. Vill pay cash. i Ve Ve = i) % g o g o5 T-passenger tour-|Tt is watching, it is waiting, and it great feminine creation. Mliss is a|arm. . ¥ ASFETuREURINS Schools, - Scranton, Penn. T T e n e A 25 105 | with good, reliable clfaufteurs, day of|On the dust-brown lines. in Picardy notable production In_every respect,| Miss Essey Popham was a recent 7 R WOOLEN weavers 4id_card room | soclated engirie, 13-inich Pope's enilage | RIELE service. Call 1219-3, 14'CHE St that front the hordes of Hell, ineluding a cast of high excellence | visitor in Jewett City. FOUR BOYS WANTED FOR SALE ';'3“!’1(12"‘5""@' The E. E. Hll!lajrdz_gn» cutter and blower, both mounted, in aa “we hardly Teel'its breaths such as is seldom scen in western pic- | Miss Kieley of Westville is visiting Suelland, Comn_________ °I' = | Srina siots wthaenin - W Bl e | o YRR Hiuselola guode SIied} Theengh the song of thrush and lnnet tures. Among the support are Theo- [ her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence WANTED—Grass to.cut, vicinity L5 i 2 u Sy o AT throbs the choral ode of Death; dore Roberts, Thomas Meighan, Tully | Dixon. STEADY EMPLOYMENT Pranklin, Baltlc and Lebandn, ’jl‘else’; cer, Lebanon, Conn. . '\ Jes§ abffia Fanning Studio, 52 Broadway. | And we waix like men who wapder in Satall and Charles Ogle. To ail ¢ ‘ b Aosioits phone 23-4, Lebanon Exchange. Jje2fe FOR SALE—Four male Enghish set-| _J° some dream’s mvsterious maze, who love the great out-of-doors and Fiba { Commianyis Sandioe’: Plap. i MEN WANTED for conductors and ) t¢f Dups. Walter C. Vergason, Verga-| 10 RENT — Furnished rooms 58 |Falf instinotie halt = wunconscious, the quaint characters of the Golden| . A service flag containing six stars is The Winchester Woolen Co. motormen, ages 18 to 50, able to pass|SoR AAveu Norwich Town, \,‘c-nr}'r“g‘:;ne Washington St. may25d s thzeoehy the la ;w el West, made notable by Mary Pick-[Jaily displayed outside the rooms of % beariis sanaiSviston . andabe sn - I ~ | T To RENT—Store, centrally located, while our hearts are strained and ford in other screen successes, Mliss | the Palmer Hose company in honor of THAMESVILLE good, physical, condition; wages 37%c| ~A LADIES’ SILK DRESS $7.97, 2 rub- ( suitable for grocery store, with neces tense, 5 will prove a supreme delight. Other | the SiX members who are in the army Black horse, aged § years, perfectly|t0 42%c per hour time g"d one-half | er top c . a slip-on ' ladies’ | sary fixtures, at $18 pcr month. Tel|As we count the fateful minutes in features on this bill ara Wm. Des- |OF_Navy. i G e = Swaaieny bungalow apron | 246, mar13d the anguish of suspense; SaShd. in The Sea Panther, :“ 5-part |, Stanley Hetherington from Vermont gentle, suitable for a lady to drive.|of six hours: good working conditions. | §9c, and many other such barg: Triangle drama, Benjamin Chapin the ninth chapter, The Son of De- ,mocracy, entitied, The Slave Market, {also Current Events with all the latest in is spending his vacation with his fa- ther, Rev. W. D. Hetherington, at the parsonage. MOOSUP Sale of Brown Farm, Near the Lake si Must go to a good home. Anyone de- ring to see this horse, call at stable pply any Trainmaster's Office. The Shore Line Electric Railway Company, Norwich, Coj je! ins keep The Pasnik Co. busy all the time. Ev- erybody wonders how we can do these times of high prices. je22: TO RENT—Furnished ruoms for four gentlemen. Mrs. Kelly, 7 North High St. feb26d And a_prayer is breathed to Heaven from_tne million lips that say. “God of Battles shield our England and her soldier sons this @y " EVERY TWO WEEKS, at least. you| “BOR SALE—200 acres of woodland,| , TO RENT—LIght storage space; elec: g w‘“' Ad"""“" —Personal Mention. of JOHN R. BOWMAN, JR. 23 Greene| e & shampoo. We do'cure dandruf. | 4,000 cords o wood, mostly hard wood, | tric elevator. ~ Phone 580. or call 17 e news. The employes of the Palmer Bros. Delightful face massage 50c. Madam|within 8§ miles of Norwich, gqod road, | Water St amipn . JUMOE OF THE DAY Co. mill were notified last weck that| Mr and Mrs, William Bellavance | Ave, Reason for selling, need only|lADd&ren, Thayer Bldg. Tel. 553-12. |10 acres in Salem, 100 acres In Mont-| 7o RENT—Furniched rooms: also i SRR AUDITORIUM beginning Monday, June 24, there|with friends motored to Providence| . pds ville, samuel McDonald, Colchester. | rooms ~ for’ light housekeeping. 106 % would be an advance in wages. Wednesday. one horse. Je28 | WANTED—GIrl to wail on table and Gl i School St._Tol 1045-3. sep11d (_}:r_::essnr Describe the manners of Ben Loring and His Musical Comedy Baptist Church Notes. Leon Bibeault has purchased the o chamber “work. Windham 1nn,|” ¥OR SALE—Model 71 Overland. In- 7 Ger B K - Windham, Conn. Tel. 35-4, Willimantiz| qui; W 7 3 Alert Stude—They have noné.— Company, Harry Morey, in The AL the ‘Baplistlchugch,dkev..y . D i%mdngirkxflggpfllé:x‘ reatly o - Division: FT57 T o1 o e TO RENT Froth. 4 N i etherington, pastor, Sunday, June 3 b it Y v . drewsseiny - e R { = inki: Other Man; Charlie Chaplin in The | Jletheris fn. (s T wm!'pmach on| Frank W. Dagsett was a Providence _A LOT of new sample dresses in OR SALE—Chester White boar. i t blinkin' patent stove of yourn Dishonor System—Some Program | The Evils of Intemperance; 1215 p.|caller Thursday. silc. serge ‘and others, you can save L Harris Farm, k. F. D. 1, Box at 14-16 Thames St one double store |has gorn out, Georze. Today—Four Shows, 130, 3.15, 6.15|m.. Bible school; 3 p. m. &ervice in THE FINE TWO-TENEMENT | Sver botore buvine. Twe Pesnik Co,|Norwich, Conn. - e2TTHS |amd two single tores. with all tm-| “Well, can't yer light it again? and 830. the Scott Hill Baptist church: 8 p. m. HOUSE AND LARGE LOT 66 Me. | Norwich and Willimantic jez2a | | WOR SALE-—Bas Horse, 3 years old, | provements. Inquire P e - service in Fitchville Baptist church. FOR SALE KINLEY AVENUE. WOO0L GROWERS—Send us _your| driver, will be sold cheap. a3 I have no| AMERICAN WASTE & METAL C0.|°% 0 = dam, but here i b.Atmllhe Anditosium loda:r'.hm will Tllmrsflny& July Jote o m, CoE - ST o wool, large or small lots; we will pay | work for him, Inquire at 37 Eim St 210 WEST MAIN ST. Sl R el r complete shows of the Ben |meeting and church conference. LAY st price. Admore Woolen MIIIs, [ Wil A leosd = -~ - : Loring Musciai Comedy company, with == Real Est It For Sale [Prone 300 26 Cliff Street|Yantic, Conn. sy | oentioyiConn: yiTels Edietid STORE TO RENT “I thought T had a strap.” a complete change of musical num- eal Lstate ale : AL isth 131 GOSHE Metz_tour- 5 o “No. madam_you were hanging on- WE cigarettes _worth e Rl e e, . Te. Six Tenement House, all rented; & 15¢ fo s Soc: Ta sultana | Gifi E; PrEcticnly new. 1nagiee ltloN FRANKLIN STREET, 30 FOOT'|to my ear"_Kgnsas City Journal Mesting of L. A.'L~—~Vall ‘ ' J cigar 5 25c; Peters Hut|-—— S i . -~ ——|FRONT—ONLY A FEW FEET FROM| “What's your mule's name?" Meeting » L—Valley Farms Are | minutes' falk from Franklin Square. broadleaf wrapper cigar 10c, t FORDS, FORDS, FORDS—1 1913 Ford | CONTAINING | “He hasn't got any reg-lar name. I Hard Hi : B A T L R ing, $175: 1 1914 Vord rodster,| FRANKLIN SQUARE— G| asn't ard Hit in Recent Frosts—Haying ; F 25¢; Russell chocolates $1 a b 05, 1 1914 erd rosds |1t sort o keeps us both interested for I Several two Tenement Houses in dif- Smoke Shop. $225; X 1014 Ford commersial, $225: 1| ABOUT 1,000 SQUARE FEET—LOW | 1 590 &, e 0t TS ™ier 128 ferent sections of city.* S SR DAL N | e sSs 1 1918 ”finra 'nwe\% RENT. INQUIRE AT BULLETIN ilthc provocation arises.”—Washington J. A. Randall, Mrs. J. R. Case, Miss very desirabl . d $390- These cars are all in very goed| QFFICE. | Star- Biliel Randall, Mrs. B. F. Randall ana| Some very desirable Cottage Houses. |} 4]0 Main Street WANTED—Man for carpenter and|Sondition. the last Lwo beng practically Sapleigh—I made a perfect fool of | Miss M. A. Pember, were Hartford vis-| Colonial House in good condition. . “work, Apply West Side Siik Mill.| for” . b myself today. Vitors. Bufiday. S et A three-tenement house, with im- §| jeisa i} . 2 FOR SALE Miss Keen—How nice! I was sure M. and Nrs. J. H. King of Frank- i - kil i |} provements, and in good condition, WANTEDTwo ironers, at the Nor- A A — | you'q make something of yourself if lin :m!flu oy M}-’n: B. Geer 0: Nor- | plenty of fruit in village of Chaplin. always well rented, on trolley line, am Laundry jel4d ght this week. Inquire at Jacob: ou keep on trying.—Boston Eran- wich, attended church services here on B: . s 7 d 9 3ath S sit je?7, | seript. i near Preston Bridge, two minutes old gold and 19 Bath St, City je2rd | 0 S Suntay, R. S, BARTLETT R e ver: false teeth; highest prices | —po e = (o =) FOR ALE | “See that man? Everybody's craky H. T. Register of Bantam, Conn, 14 Central Building, Cit: walls, €0 Frank}in‘sguare. Good s ¥ jayd . Guild, Jeweler, 21 Broad- R e A Sibout him= the guest of his niece, Mrs. Thomas g % ado vestment. Price reasonable. | == momnle ern convenientes; Tnau il Cottage. ceven rooms, modern im- | "] Lol ey, enz . Williams. = R = “w ED—Seco | Road. Potter Munor | provements, lot 50 feet’front, 330 f “No—not especially. He's a super- The L. A. S. met with Miss Annie AR e DnoNonE | furtitaze of ail Kinds: get our prives | R cep. width in rear 138 feet, 245 West | yyiciiont”of & state hospital for the Giliette, Tuesday afternoon. ;Blacksmllh hhop and fiaf‘a @ || Central Bz Phomes. Norwlen. | betore you sell, A, Bruckner. 55 Frant DAL es Street, opposite corner Ship- | 7 EVEEN T, 7 D Erol ot lin St Tl 3 novea | per bushel 3 Price and terms reason- | "Sane- ) 25 359 | amage From Frost. R B S o R SR R — | lumbia, Conn.” Phone CoRN B MURPHY,| T see Boston girls are taking up IAT;v‘ temperature on the hill farms,|an old established blacksmith bus: - = W NTED IS A DS v aihican never B2 = == inary matters in the public |Friday morning was 8 degrees. On| . oue- A | many” stockings. Here is a ch hools.” | the valley farms corn, heans and oth- | fess SHoP Being 44 x 60; all equipped; = A | 3 , 5 put In_vour supply. We 4 %| “Learning to cut the pie, i suppose, {er vegetables were badly hit by BRE fUr ymofwnrking convist. of & 7 SECOND HAND CARDER. | auze lisle Ipswicu | Wil oSS AT 0 ! into comic seationaT—St. .Louis Frost's icy breath. A R g diod s o el ] Good job for practieat youns man, | [0 3 BAIT or $223 for ¢ : l{ SAj ,E-. obe-Democrat. A number f farmers here have be- | and other machinery. Large stock on Al woal, fire work. | wear. Th nik Co. S zen Co-Ed—What shape is a gun haying: the hay crop promis F e b P r Y C | Norwich and Willimantic. be somewhat lighter, thas dost vear, | Laod of fhore shoss, naifs; boits, et fmHE e e {¥ The OId Historical Tavern, known et e Wl A mumber from his piace were I ihasveeyibes . S Vieeoio car s in_excellent condigion. as Adam's Tavern, with Stock and noticed ttendance at the commencement day | of pepair: sloctrie | ght o 1 - e lisisos o dtany Anto*Co. vy Well, give me one and we'll rxercises at Bacon Academs, {SkShaits slestrio liohts! i the Houss $10,000 Norwich Gas and P nr W T Re St s i gl e quare—Orange Peel. hester, Tues afternoon. | ft. Good barn 18x24, tie up 2 cows and I} o1a faise tecti. Lun't matter itl i : Fine Also my Gardner Lake Property, M bonnet.” The C i R, 2 2 d e g s 2 D false tecti . tte |~ FOR SALE—Fine v y = Ma’s war bonnet. The Community praver meeting was | 3 horses; everything. in first clase con. | Edectric Co. First Mortgage || i oten ™ Sve S up so. $15 por set. T 1-4 mile water front, fine grove and nothing suggestive of war ne'd in Academy hall, Tuesday ewn-| dition; price. $4000. Wil wcadl by parcel post and Tecoive ndl 200211 4 i . Cherbie Chopiia, Mutusl stor, ' O My | I05- | terme; © B ekl Seenaigen | E P Cont Bonds {] Sheee B st miail; W' payaia- || Lebunon Exchan ieto’ S s mpreat o5 laney with houaes, TaEE a3 * ¥ou ahovl Baw < 3 Fine Cattle Grazing. i S : | 98190, uring car barns,Shece s eecs he war Pa started when he got Lurs. Charlie Chaplin in The D‘»"! A beantifu Anusialfaight|L orace ot : i COLLATIRAL EOAN .CO, | OF i h the bill for it."—Detroit Free Press. Hatry Mo meored lote of laughs.|for New Ensland was the large drove| I RACINE'S FARM AGENCY, |THESE BONDS ARE SECURED BYIN ... .. sibrh.cer ang Market sta. || Brice s e Jordin A A B ADAN, | “That young politician is_ paying B Bt Dot i s b hom | of sleek , fat caitle, feeding in | Danielson, Conn. i e At to deal with, || imanth S idkens 48 Norwich Town, Conn. || you marked attention, girli B Ty, ermond fn The ouner 1an an open Iot at What was formeriy the | Tel. Moosup 99-4 Daniclson 193 | (L Estan FOR SALE_1917 Little SR | i s %, » John Backus farm in Colchester, there| - © " PoMESON R L oo Wieh 1S NOW OWN- = recently overhauled and painted to_our girlie troubles.” e, e S 0 steers in the herd. t | 7 gepiionally ine aing moty: = e i i ord delivery wagon %0 T R al BREED THEATRE = = = f A Splendid Investment HERRRY B CIIY. OF NORW\CH‘; WANTED u-.x"n:_‘e Danialson, Co "“u . mme e A o-dat Hossu i AR R B 5 . LOST AND FOUND H e = 2 - . | REO touring car with self starter|s.nool St. a nice house on Town St. e Four Shows Today. 130, 3, 6.15 and | R e i |Two Girls For Marking and |and eiectric lights; refinished and in|g suse "with garase on Asstuni | THE KALEIDOSCOPE 815—T B = = == = P; rty For Sal { | g00d running order; a fine value at| g ave fenement on Laurel Ave: wo Big Features, Emmy! vOUND—Fraternity pi i roperty ror Jale James L. Case . | $55%. 'The Jordan Auto Co, Williman- | Cipisttl 0 acres, s Wehlen in The Shell Game and|Dava same by proving propert okt na i 3 Do Mes i S Sorting. te. Ave.and 3| Between 120,000 and 140000 sheep 8 £ paving for a Phone 921, consisting of ouses and Over % 3 5 30, i :r,nk!)n Farnum in The F:ghlmg‘ LOST—Kalsomine brush, Acre of Garden Land; Barn, Poul- 37 SHETUCKET STREET TROY STEAM LAUNDRY FOR SALE_Che P fonEichoiee b Ry az hslaugh:ired gnnu.:!als‘ in I:e!land. s e . h | o Tindet pleas rn 5 Minutes Walk' From Marlin- 19(\1:11)}7Ir\~d“\\’;t elf-starter, tires nearly | — - PORGALE Slaughtering takes place during Octo- S e Ll S P Rockwell Co. and 2 Minutes From FOR SALE | Eclas b | - | per. ture, The Shell Gon . BB OOl ROsp Tort tor Trolley. Two 2 Family, and One §| Mountain S |~ Cottaes . Honsls A\ Pesamant “an == Wehion : Y Sl DS DT S 3 Family Houses. Owner Leavi i | Business Blocks, Duilding Lots, ail in| The German Emperor s no _blood N, o, 11 persons a 8. g §! C: o ! 5 8 rouk are cauc fiots . | At Crescent Beach, One Very At-| | desirable locations. List your DTo-|reiative of the deposed Czar of Russia, : o e et e s aireiel liractive Cottage: AlliFinely: Furaished)] cle; no reasonabl |Berty It vou care fo el or tent aa T put he is a cousin of the Craring, af T 1§ CHAS. F. REYNOLDS i sne,t ROOM AND BOARD | pione s have a number of people looking for | he is also of King George of. England, > claim to ;‘d bani e at Bargain Price. | == R 5 real eslalcllr]\_";;;flmflg» N | the three being grandchildren of the e 29¢h day of December: | 35 Reymotd FOR SALE_Grade Avrshire cow an: : I e e . A i : reas Umit10 i ine he Book € 36 Reynolds St, Norwich, Conn. For Full Particulars Inquire of | FOR 50 MEN call. Mre. Grover C. Maine, Cossadauck Mnl:m" L, late Queen Victoria of England. 3 ool st in ) ieaEiisned and | Sem———————— | JOHN A, MORAN, Real Estate and Hill, North Stonington, Conn. je2ld | goqm jus Thayer Blig. There were 421975 gallons of rum 1 BN e i el e 5 B - STUDEBAKER touring _car, 1915 | produced in Guadeloupe, French West 3 1 ophavs P S e e Investment Broker. State Rates model, with starter and lights, new P S giclen. Tomboat. | puis 5 : i | oruich. paint 'and good (ires; a comfortable 355_gallons for 1915, and 3,365, s Breonalt e by sy COWS FOR SALE i ) e Board Guaranteed Family *car &2°3100."fue Jordan Auo|| THE FINE RESIDENCE | 55 cations for 1915 The toca *'con- the e CREan it CosKNiimant ic. il sumyi)tiun is about 500,000 gallons shecp, from the 5 i . FOR SALE Just arrived, a_choice i | vearly. o " o] pneep from the North Frauidia, Cons, 15 ACRE FARM |Address Box 50, care Bulletin | c.F% St hemiist hiiois || « 20 Lincoln Avenue fve LRGP preathieas &1y ase | ol £ Springers, fancy Holsteins, Ayrs enewed inter e wa [ Mo 4 o &1 meleplone 30 Lebanon. and Guernseys: also two calts of fancy FOR SALE the oil possibilities of the Dominiean ; in hi t oxen for's one _ 98-, | Republic. Representatives and engi- | All tillable land in high_state of Willimantic Divisicz. E. B. S 2. |} House was butlt by the late J. Hunt §| nesrs 6f an America orporation. are ——— = cultivation; new cottage house, 9 1 FOR SALE_Two cows and o cair;|| Smith for his own occupancy. Nine | ot prosent on the ground and are ony : : -y i e ; must be s01d at onee. Inquire at Park | | rooms and bath; electric lights and § | awaiting the arrival of the requisite i Now is the time to fmdFURN ISHED SEASHORE| == tur and githsconvenisnces 2 | Wood Yard, 301 Franklin St je19d | other improvements; large garage. §: rilling machinery to begin active op= 3 B | Barn, shed and hennery; fruit of all = : A delignttul residence section, close | crations. sut h d the F; ] B | i vom SALCoainc activery ar,| | & GRERCVL IS { : Tt T " condition. S : out how good the Falls COTTAGES kinds; all tools and farming imple- overnauled xnd in ons condition. Wili B 0 Bel I e cav e ments, horse wagons; immediate pos- for it. 1076-4. Jelsd ARCHA W. COIT produced in Japan is exported, and ioten wood sndl (e | goes_to the United States. It is no East Canaan.—The Last b"‘"“":‘lo’dr aUtO at Watch Hill, Week B o] orassi two miles from Westerly, near! ?,fa’;mc‘d%ff..’,i No. 50 North maye2d || Telephone 1334 63 Broadway “"'L‘iifi;‘;‘fo”f.ffifiuéhfifi m:l :k‘:a‘ Congregationa! church hac extende e ill, Weekapaug, Pleasan 3 : ; . ] = — prol i Rtaational chur s Elill Visd i Salone ke Rhode lotamg | Watch Hill. A rare bargain. Investi- Inquire FOR_SALE Twenty head of cattle; striction of imports on the part of con Falls to v. 3. M. B.| shoro; “also accessible Seashore Farms, | gate. someXfraah some. sprnpery, | ARl 2 the United States has affected vitally Fuller. % % Oliver A. Downs, Brooklyn, Conn. Tel. the silk trade. o i WILLIAM A. WILCOX JOHN H. FORD st om0 | PRESTON BRIDGE i !r-d!:pc—t & Heldt, violini: F k w C , i ATTENTION, farmers: ;:ao(:imlucx;'};‘ Strangely paradoxical is the fact s proud of the « ames that i b d . ood fertilizer; good sees n el % that kerosene oil is' the best liguid has on his serv onor roll. The AHTG PAIN ran . Oy FARM SPECIALIST Franklin Square. Sood millet. seeq at low prices. Try| . Sall %' Boardi for pRtting oiitfite. {HQ bals af ots boys were | eldt and are| & WESTERLY. .1 41 West Broad Street, Rooms 1 and 2 FiE 1ERk s e e oy, Hagti Livery, o ton, which is 50 dense that water will now serving Uncle Sam gk} = i i not penetrate, and burns at so low 5 51 Sherman Street | | WEMEEREGR - WANTED e e o el ble:t Taxs Se" viceand |n temperatura that kerosene, instead Danbury.—Thirty larze hoxes H 1 Telephone 2365 9 bred Civdesdale .stallion, 1500 1bs. as Gme Connected. of becoming ignited, soaks right in ESing over 2000 volumes of fie i 100 laborers, 40 girls, 2 plumbers and | fine a stallion for brecding purpgses 22 i to the very heart and emothers the B BRery (0 Nawport News witre LEGAL NOTICE - 2 plumbers’ helpers, household work- | SBYbo0Y BWHSL L€TUS, G suibpee,| Horses to let for all kinds of busl-|fire already started. i they will be forwarded overseas Milford.—A number of young ladies |\ Auto Paint Shop will paint AT A COURT OF PROBATE HI lat Norwich, within and for tne Distrint FOR SALE OR RENT session; about ten tons of standing | The big antique auction of the s f__r_—_——_\_—_—\ FOR SALE On Ice Cart. Good Wages. crs (315.00 per week, no washing or ironing), 2 waitresses, 15 girls for beach, 34 weavers, 50 spinners, 2 ship- FOR SALE—55 acres wood and tim. Danielson,. Conn.”_Tel. may24d Highest Grade Properties ness, with or without rigs, by the day or week. Special attention to boarders of the exports all but one-eightit An interesting experiment in the ol S son, e iy R SALE and transients; 20 to 30 horses always | financial wnrlt} of t'I-‘umm-h hntlh-?! e are hecoming nicely ined, assisting | Qf NorWich. on the 28th day of June,| wppvmsi - e ping clerks. on hand, for sale, weighing 1050 to|tablishment in Souk-! rana, August Kiages in getiing the weeds | Sresint -NELSON J. AYLING, Juige SRIMEDAY. STbT aoTH. dam il ouse, No. 125 Schoot: st| || FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU |,.; ,.ist be sold at once, a two-family | 1600 each; several extra nice pairs, 2400| Tunis, of the first Mdslem bank ° in Qasiof his garden, and are likewise| Estats of Herman .. Chapman, ite| ™t > Ctwich St. Willimantic, Comn, PN Y Geo. Li Chesbro, Mgr. _Central Bldg. | house, with all improvements, well lo-| 1o 3200 per pair. all good workers, and | the Regency, the Comptoir Cem-: finding the occupation a profitable one. | of Preston. in sald District. Gecensed- 10 o'clock a. m. ey orepi e A e eon s he Shown | some extra nice drivers; every horse[JCiSl Jrabe . WAOSS c: Hafriet M. ‘Chapman = 6f - Preston. | oy St it center of the dity, modern improves Good ‘substantial reaso s 90,000 francs ($77,200 at normal ex- i G na E. Gold- | Conn.. appeared in Gourt and: ey’ | OVER . FIVE HUNDRED « ments, including & new steam heat. Barnum avenue, Strat- ement of her therine, to uilouzh of Monticello, N. sner, a , has filed a_peu- petition praying, for the reasons there- in set forth, that administration be granted upon the estate of said de- ceased. alleged to be intestate. Whereupon, It Is Ordered, That said petition be heard and determined at the Probate Court Room in the City of Norwich, in said Distriet, on the 5th | day of July, A. D. 1915, at 10 o'clock ARTICLES OF ANTIQUES. Remember the day and date. If in-| terested in antiques, drop me a card| and I will mail you an itemized list. C. E. MACFARLANE. Willimantic, Conn. er. Lot about 50x80 feet, a portion) of which is used as a garden. Ideall location for a Roarding or Roomin; House. Good reason for selling. Forl fuil information, apply only to THOMAS H. BECKLEY, 278 MAIN STREET ATTENTION! HOUSEWIVES. To help win the war, call A. BRUCK- NER and sell him your second-hand Furniture, Ranges and Iceboxes, and buy Thrift Stamps. 55 Franklin St. for selling, etc. For full particulars, inquire of JOHN A. MORAN, Real Estate Broker, Franklis Square, Norwich, FOR SALE. Several good Talking Machines, slightly used, taken in exchange; will sell_cheap for cash will be sold with a written guarantea to be just as represented at time of sale, or money refunded in full. Trial allowed. If in need of anything in our line, give us a trial and we will give you full value for your money. STABLE 371, 373, 575 MAIN ST. change) js entirely subscribed and, managed by Arabs. For the present the bank’s activities are limited to being too small for a general bank- ing business. The Koranic prohibi- tion of interest is also a delicate mat- mercantile transactions, . the capital | i Tel, 717-3. WE WANT YOUR JUNK Iron, Metals and Paper Stock. Our. ter in a Mosiém community €0 con-| servative as Tunis, where Moslem de-, positors sometimes Waive_ the interest. ontheir deposits in the French banks' of the city. e : in the forenoon, that notice of the pendency of said petition, and of saiq | hearing thereon, be given by the pub- lication of this order one time in some newspaper having a circulation in said District, at least five days prior to the THE TALKING MACHINE SHOP, 46 Frauklin St. SUBURBAN FARM only mile from Willimantic, 10 room United | has liabilities of $3,- Phone 326-2. O’BRIEN & CHASE. JUST ARRIVED 724—Phones—68. ATTENTION, FARMERS! Now is the time to use IR i & e WHEN YOU WART to put your bus- s date of said hearing. and th; 3 ill Il in either city or|house, large barn, 4 800d poultry | They are here. A nice load of well B B P B e o e e i sl GROIIND, LIME STONE | 55 beitis imoublc sicre, tsggn | teaine, Wil eall 1o B T b o phatuech | neoken, Borses: ust Suf* o Wbk T8 rother wandering along, searching for & NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. vectisinz columns ,f The Bulletin. COURLEY for 12 head, plenty of wood, gdod fruit. | 63d¥ to go to work inds, blg s ey o The above #nd foregoing FOR SALE BY THE and small, pairs and single. Prices her, 11 year o.d Ilorence Wells, Sonse AF o STB0ing e iyt e NORWICH WASTE AND METAL |Only $2300. $500 cash. Also several | ight Come and see them. fed missin= since the eircus parade | ““Riicr: " “ForEN M. DR PECK, McWILLIAMS CO, | THERE s no advertising medium In COMPANY bargains in stocked farms. BEMEE . TR0 : fipaics. sin: Fous parade | - Attest: . DRESCHER, 1 Bastern Counecticut equal 1o The Bul-!_ - ich, ol Willimantie, Conn.' Tel. 536-3 e may2id > ursday, Je20d : Clerk. “ NORWICH, CONN. ~ letin for business results, : Telephone 546-2 Norwich, Conn.’ Tryon's Agency. Willimasitic. Ca e 3 . may: «