Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 29, 1919, Page 10

FAIR TODAY AND TOMORROW STATIONARY TEMPERATURE Bl NORWICH, CONN., WEDNESDAY JAN, 29, 1919 e o — L A e FULL ASSCCIATED PRESS DESPATCHES What Is Going On Tonight Moving picture given in basement of Patrick's church. Motion Pictures at Breed Theatre. Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at Davis Theatre. Motion Pictures at Auditorium The- ater. Roller Skating at st Olympic hall ANNUUNCEMENTS Moving Picture Hour For Boys. There will be 2 free moving picture hour at the Y. M. C. A. tomorrow af- ternoon at_four o'clock to which all the boys of the city between the ages of eleven and teen awre invited. There will be two good reels of pic- tures, and a short talk by Allyn L. Brown, Real Estate Sale on Spring Street. Real Estate Broker John A. Mcran has just made ar important real es- tate s arah F. O'Neil, execu- trix of th e of Robert Mahoney; ee pie property consisting of family héuse at 11 High street pring street, a modern double two 15 and 17 Spring street and ho t 22 Spring street, the whole having an _approximate frontage of 330 ieet on Spring street. hasers are Israel H. Mandel nder Silverman. clothing acturers of Franklin street, who he properties for investment and make improvements, d 1an Ereed Theatre. A brilliant five-act Metro comedy- ama, Her Ins l'ol' arring May ory of the given May Allis arming and complicating 1y Lrings out e the ver- of this beau- bewildering ourn fascinating is a contradiction—a little girl sweet monntain xireme and wnd vivacity of May a play of dis- surprises, go- one extreme to stness to nd fash- city. Ruth n Douglas Luxe, Theo a%he travel hill today chavin verwh res it Imin irom the the for filmed som for 4 Lranding thoro > wh S 1]1»'.1'{(‘ Hollywe Manha And it] noveity with a wealth uch drama a3 well ywen, whd appear g womas for William Hart, me of the most pleasing he sounger acticsses, with beauty, talent d onality to spare. As the little Broadway, s of her best por demure and wholly on this program and Ernest Truex nt , and howing the Iagsanjan show tomorrow, three big ¥ ad ‘eatura pictures. Audnnnum Drequn songs, S Hall has a « that is criginal. Sce D s Dream at the Auditorium A particularly siirring |vhnmnlnyl w be shown at the Auaitorium the- when Mies Peggyv IHyland en in her latest William Fox Other Men’s Daughters, gtory, written by T, Lloyd Shel- do and directed ‘arl Harbaugh, % 8 rring series of finely 1 inc the tragedies that c 1 ne to fathers who tri fle w her mer hters Tvland s the part of the convent W 1zgies mightily to bring . ' : to the correct path, che d BRIEF STATE NEWS New Haver.—The Ameriean b o wil reported, s force of workmen at the h of ihe Quinni- River—~Representative Harry hos heen aprointed Micdlesex county. Ju ted an auditor. ia of the asso- preparing for l’ar oldiers il hoped Derbv A in m to raiy helton and ews of toe death of has been received I zht the Sam- lace .nd later in- ¢ X Durham tis home. The t nt_of hi company e inz Downs died like a soi- nst the Boches, an Bojrow- Heart of irch reported f the year of Al bank in- has been paid ) to $20,220, All that the parish owes now is an oute standing obligation of $1,00 Middletown.—At the inal meets ng of the stockholders of the Mid- dletown ) lan Co., at the Cen- tra! N o bank, 15 persons were present, representing 84 res of the 200 which make up the capitai stock. yice president, Howard M. presideé. The annual re- of e various officers, showed .a | prospernus year, and ‘were read poris most and EAST WOODSTOCK Bosworth is spending furlough with his brotner, G Bosworth. He wiil return to Ealt more, Md, where the wourd in his knee will be treated. He expects it will be several months before he is diecharzed. He was voundd a few days before the armistice was declared. N. T. White had his finger amputat- ed at Day-Kimball hospital Saturday. 15 He priviously had the first joint re- CASTORIA For Infants and Children InUse For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature of . + TO RENT Kl Stomach PERSONAL WANTED FOR SALE POETRY m & - = 5 = ENT—Very desirable flat of [ o T TSR e s PROSTRATE DISORDERS. Bladder| WANTED—Man and wife want heat-| FOR SALE—-A pedigreed black Bel. ’!'ogf‘lx"fi‘h‘bmh s Shd clectricity 1a| TO ONE WEARING, £ LOLD' §TAR ot i 8 ing tly | ed roon with bre. = i on Fianklin S om the New York Times, B b stvimmt Dol g (0 Tth breakfast and evening|gian police dog, 1% vears old. Fine S Klin St ( tive (New ROL R T ime ) W th N F o e = : s ood location; cxcellent refer-|watch dog and gentle With children.|All Apa e Al IRub. o e i ¥ 1 €W Lnergy |- Rlens peiiiiely ana Ul pv Would ‘considor_light nouse- | Also dogs poarded. . Baker, 3 13 per month. Enq Alins, 20 it can to you? I hide my W Wors Dt 5 Sour Stom. | PhYEical culture directors use it; casi: Jan2d. FOR SALE_Several white ¥ sm et e ;f"fi;"‘;j‘,‘ng‘b{umw i eak, Wor , Gassy, Sour Stem-|j;"ysoq by anyone anywhere; no mat- Sales agent for New Lon-{dotte coc! Mrs. Harry L. Hull | 38 per mond = to flash the jewel-lizht ach Revived and Made to Enjoy |[ter what you have tried & gu_‘w ol v to sell silos and ensiiage ich, Phone Jewett 9‘;;‘” a2 Broadwiy. rapture o the saddened e z the case, ‘this method will Dring re-icutters on commission. Good proposi- jan.28d. | “3o RENT—Furnished roon Food With Stuart’s Dys- sults_quickly. Write for {ree illus-|tion to right man Wil not conflict| —rororre e Wyandotte cock-|board or with out board in private| OFf y your poor, tear-dimmed eyes. pepsia Tablets. trated bookiet and with other lines. Address Siio. Bulle- aeele for b‘med”m Also Japanase sii- | family in seiect neignborhood. FPhone To me, Peace means Most_of us eat three times a day|MonY-p Blectrothermal Co. 268 tin_Office. i fEho & Laurel Hill Ave. renewal of a love that lfves, Mos ¥ a dav|rison eubenville, Oh — € fcAveries S5 SPAF Bh 4 and often forget that each meal|zandyJselfémbliphye? odho STRATE SUFFERERS , oI SATE GRBAT of will cichange| JOR MENT—A'fve'room flat Steam S rcArER. Strong i giveHhel o en should be disposed of in the stom- our :mlmnmer«l‘nlts:r:?er )’elrsgr)‘al-pa", ng large neat and mih either 1‘!;“;“\“1 Ditios md by fafth now justified; ak 3 ectrotherma mpany, G nquire at Bulletin ic id by faf s 3 ach to make room for the ne e b D ure, The failure of the stomach to do| BUSINESS CHANCES 3 - this is called indigestion or dys- < - FOR SALE—Square piano TO RENT—Furnished rooms for light - pepsia, With its sour risings. Gus| pposTRATE SUFFERERS to read| ZWANTED—Two or three roam fur- machine. ole St te ablen moreaus ang | housekeeping. Inquire 43 W asnington to break rumblings, pain, depression and the| ,ur apnouncement under Personal. No 'j{"?('t‘dl» ‘3"“",{:";' ”;\r\ée C“n::i"lt-":‘:;v other househeld furniture, Wednesday,|St i salt vour bread feeling of stuffiness when breathing drugs. The Electrothermal Compary e ‘m;"f-fu‘;h Ge-|10 to 3. 51 Spring St. jan.28d. TO RENT—Furnished room with il is lfflculnt Aty T “ 2888, Harrlson - Bldg, Stetbenville.f opybiion.” Address 0. D.. Bullstin. FOR SATE_A very attractive new board, privareitam G Stanton Ave. | What can 1 say to vou? There i8 no he most effective remedy an e ¢ e = h bouse with land, near city line and od. most reliable one, because” you can| = GOVANTED A chamber wmald, M| frojlev. at a surprisingly low . price e Eoay e to unicate WHEh get it at any drug store in thel R Ty e 8100 St Gwner's business necessitates moving. nd you Mave Not; and that United States or Canada, Stuart LOST AND FGUND ;\AV;T = ~ 5 — e !l'n;;)r;(cq qumk Address ,?‘Efn)%\rn‘ 3 1 2 an hat Dyspepsia Tabiets, at 50 cents a|— - VANTED - Secondihand furniture g St an vou bear the t and as- box, Instead of depriving vourseli| LOST—On Wednesday, brown and|We pay highest prices in eastern Con-| “Eop §ALE—A fifteen acre wood lot im of food or going on a starvation! eer with horns. ' Finder kindly | necticut; we buy anything: \arest8ec | .onqicting of poles and ties. Phone | — . oo o comes tha Great ) " “fToje- | ond hand in state. L« 3 d. ¥ diet simply keep on as you have NOUIY I, laskowitn Yantie, Iele”|Ciiercoms 30-52 Water St. Norwica |462- jan.28d. mg;g,g?:;,:r—m.g‘,:e, overseas SEET and let these tablets straighten out| 00 T 2L " | Write call or tel. 361-13. JMMWS | “ron SATEm Tousshold Turnishings| aom ave. inauire Nerwi is_con S to their wait- your , stomach, digest the food and| DREDS VU, S. GOVERNMENT|In good condition. Inquire 63 Spring|p. . Palmer Agent, Phon for wour soul? keep you in the fight. FOR SALE sitigns open. $90 to Garden Ave. jan. TT0 RENT — TEET of the Golien St Den2 390, et TO RENT—Three room s Folden S o e e — | Short hours. Experience ‘unnecessary. | —por—g e el i e » vou have a I don 2 aukl t =42 e S 1e worst is over; gr d T ¢ pump outfit. Several rolls _poultry | on troiley. five minites trom l‘!‘mk l_u r grief and poison. { fREAL ESTATE BARGAINS | netting, 10 chicken racks, 41 shocks|Square, nice jocation. Address ¥. K. PRy Mrs. E. E. May has been con i New suburban house with hard ARE NOW being booked!corn fodder, 15 bushels seconds pota-| Builetin jan.24d. t eh 1 any mo: the house for the ten d: {# wood floors and modern conveni- B for custom hatching and for R. I Red,|toes, 1 spring tooth ¢ e T ey B made immune te m an attacic of bronchit !B ences; poultry yard, large garden Rock and White Leghorn boby |sawed and split wood limm Mc:| TO REN e b L Mr. and Mrs. George Bosworth 1‘vxr—; and about 40 yo:mg fruit trees; A ‘g‘;‘,’,";’:‘ ;nnd Nicol, Jewett City. Jan.28d. _ p};;fiff.' Zi str vell-¢ ton and Marguerite Bosworth were #5c carfare. Price $4,500. It is ex- (GeDt W ‘A dams FOR SALE—I19i4 C ne con- = R e dinner guests of George Bowen and | nal. . dition me(lla{l;udx. res A-L T pa i aeent family at Eastford Sunda They a room house, steam heater, - senger. Maples, Phone S arceni Sve calied on other relatives. ghts, wide veranda; 10 min- | . “ \'\’{“'1‘:” . “.if‘fi{‘” tween 12:30 and 2 p. m T pr;l;:\z:]v:rf Morse is recovering from |8 utes’ walk to Frankiin Square. a0 Jlobe Building Wrec: A BARGAIN—Buick Coupe, fir 4 nia. A . two have garages. Mrs. Agatha Bugbee has been iil || My 'lists contain many other choice with pneumonia at the home of her | oiferings. son, Charles Bugbee. Mrs. Bugbee ARCHA W. cOIT ceatly passed her 9lst birthday. HighestiGoade Propertiss Bernice Sheldon is assisting Mrs. |f§ T, hone 1334 63 Broadwa; Ernest Hibard. Elephdne it The city administration of Copen- o hager which has spent dur the w FCR SALE over $10.000,(00 in building barract 2 for the homeless, is about to appro- | The Charles Gray Farm in Ledyard priate another $1,000,000 for Rich land, fine bui'dings, plenty scme rather more permane fruit, near trolley, plenty of wocd and DO AWAY WITH INDIGESTION How to Purify a Sour, Distressed Stom- ac Let a spade Your ach foo isn't and forms it does lea furnished and cond vant to ch a heslthy, If Mi-o- digestion ness and will choerf yithout a without tha good AT in said to to sell to sai application Whereupon, appli the ation day of the said publi ome newsp: n said Di to the d t N re Attest, AT olches s at January, Pres i Estate of er, in said The adm and filed a taat said in said Co to sell ce to eaid application Whereup: plication the Pro chester, day of the pen nd of sal the pu me in a tion in s prier to that return be made to -0-r A COURT or urt, esta 2bov, A COURT OF A urt estate, in of Jannary, o'clock in the foren h in a Few Viinutes. Kk plain En ade. ferments d strong food you put into it poisana ve wour proper na has left ition 2 nge clea f b rid y u At drows LEGAL NOTICE itten estate and % ert 1 be he: in the of the pend hea aring tion tr e of said hear made to the C ELSON J e 1 cor HELEN M ter, within D. 1919 1. P. BUE f H. Mint District, strator written app estate is 1 pra and rtain on, is Ordered be heard and bate Cc R said dency application said d hearing ther be blication of this order newspaper hav circ strict ate of e (o H, BI P rder i '8 Yours for $3500. s |§ Three delightful bungalows, $4,500 | | i l('z $6,500 each; | | timber. E. A. PRENTICE Fronc 300 AUCTION NOTICE WATCH THESE ADVANCE T will seli the Cutler Sale at Pnt- ADS, nam, now being advertised for February 5th, 1 a ver eresting Sale booked for Yeb. 1Zth, 1 zood one for ¥Feb. 14th and a corker for Feb, All poesitive kigh dollar sales. J. C. WITTE Danielson, Conn. Office and Sales Rooms 42 MAIN STREET Office House 40 AUCTION SAL E Wedaesdzy, J 20th, at 10 A, yre in Bilderbeck & Langdor, Ize. NEW LONDON, CONN. Engineers and Architects Plans and Specifications fo “}Industrial Flants, Factories, Mills Municipal Buildings and Surveys and Reports, Water Works bor lmprcven‘cni T. E. BABCOCK Attorney-at-Law 40 SHETUCKET STREET | m | h_-——m-——-—l Dwellings. Sanitary Engineering, River and Har- of | 86 Cliff Street| { SELL IT TO | THE AMERICAX WASTE & METAL €O NOTICE The Boal Norwich, Conn., will meet in the City g Hall Building, in said Town, each ¢ e ‘("'“““ES of a‘v}\_‘“—"ds- Agri- RS e e ural mpiements, Transmissions Sundays excepted, from Feb. Ist Crankcases, ilousings, Steel | Feb, 20th, from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m, Frames, Axles and other metal parts listen to appeals from the doings of | of ALL KINDS can be mads WHOLE P i e © ...land SOUND with our WELDING. the Assessors, and to transact a Skilled, expert work that is guaran- other business proper to be done at!teed—try it. said meetings. i 3 H S y 9 | x;:;;ted at Norwich, Conn, Jan. 20th,| (aye WQ|d|ng and Mfg. Co. FRED G. PROTHERO, 31 Chestnut Street JAMES C. JEREMIAH J. DONOVAN The 10-20 W. Have rd of Relief of the Town FITZPATRICK, Boara of Relief. Max Gordon & Son Corporation MAIN STREET Good Burning Coal Stove, Nut and Egg, also Bituminous DENTIST DR. E. j. JONES Suite 46 Shannon Building | 7 Take el evator Shetucket Street extrance. Phone GEE The Piano Tuner 122 Prospect St. Phone 511 210 West Main St. Teiephone 130 FIT IS JUNK . WELDING WILL FIX IT Phone 214 JOSEPH BRADFCRD BOOKBINDER 108 BROADWAY GEORGE G. GRANT Undertaker and Embalmer 32 Providence St, Taftville Prompt aitention to day or night calls Telephone 630 apri4MWFawl " Whitestone Cigars will be 8450 a hupdred from Jume st, 1918, Same rate per thoussmd. 4. ¥. CONANT, 12 Freaklin Street. 2 WHEN YOU WANT {0 DUl your bus. iness before tne public, there is no medium better than through the ad- vertising columns of The Bulletm. Slank Books Made and Ruled to Order | i | | | | | The Bulletin, Box RG 616, Dani 28d Box 56, Norwich, Conn home. rading Cove, W n'l ED — A maid for g ung man ponsible pos to change into busin subm _care of ions XA Bulletin, books, TWANTE pamphlet oks. eatly primers old deed 1 and ship pictures. §cod p €. J. Kin_., Norwich, Conn, Box l" T CLERK ounecticut March 1st. Hundre $1,000-51.200. Experie Men and women desir positions write ~for Leonar ami vacan former ‘Kenois mailing Send Z¢ in and parti any, ove g s to or wood. If you have ¢ Stove, care of Buile- jan, W \\1‘1 D—To dig_you a new well )l well deeper. A, E. E2wi artesian wells, P. O. a inning n preferred, good 1 Eondsville, bread aquipped bak with for good Bousqy fet, " Daniel A dand chment b Corne mokers, § nan St "~ WANTED—Poarders the year around | the Windham Inn. . C. Ben- novi2d ond hand and antigus inds: get our prices A Bruckner. 55 Frank- noved distance Phone 11 ¥ old gold .and s o old false teeth; highest price: _Guild, Jeweler, 21 Broed- apréd WANTED Warper Tenders FALLS CO. WANTED. AII Kinds of Junk and Waste Paper. Will pay narket price. Call or write NORWICH WASTE & METAL CO. Telephone 546-2 PIANO REFPAIRING By A, J. PIXLEY Over 25 Years Experience Telephone 1775, or Leave Orders at THE TALKING MACHINE SHOT 46 Franklin Street WANTED AND TUNING = {For a Massachusetts Cotton| MEIL NIGHT WORKERS Ring Spinners, Doffers and Warper Tenders Only. Must be over 18 years of age and cble to read and write English. Steady Work. Good Pay. ‘Avply to MILL EMPLOYMENT, care Conn. WANTED. Old fals: ieeth. Dun’t matter it broken. We pay up 1o 315 per set. Send Dy parcel pest and receive check by return mail. We buy dia- mends, too. COLLATERAL LOAN CO. 154 Water St., between Shetucket and Market Sts. An old, reliable nrm to deal with. Establisbed 1872 our | condition Maples, in ever) Phone 36, respect. between WooD ent price: at p) awed length cheaper than coal delivered to calve soon, No. 4 WWillimamtio, Conn, Harry B TOT CAR with| TO RENT—Fornished rooms; also sicCormick | rooms light housekecpins. 106 | Sebool Iel 1043-3. sepl1d FOR SALE—Berkshire brood sow. FOR REN ! Benjamin P. Dav Franklin, _Tel. 12 Lebanon. dec1l desirable Fur a4 House. FOR Far . neax an located, price very reason- rwich, near trolicy good road, |able to desirable tenant. For full par -l brokers 'protected. Address A. B. C.|ticulars inquire of Bullet <. ' Myers, Phone 523-3, | — reasona & Met. vement. t. Rent Waste street. FOR Eb\’l‘—’lvw) c.osml cars, at rea- e night service. novisd “TO Washingt To T room Kelly, 1 NT—Furnist light hc No. High St AGE—Household goods long or Faaning Studio, stored short term; rates reason- 92 Br aaway, for sale. Write for catalogu Racine, Daaielson, Cona. ARM F.L FOR SALE Twvio tenement house on McKinley Avenue with im- provements, always well rented. For particulars FRANCIS D. DONOHUE Centra! Building Phones Norwich * Large Mack Truck JOHN A, MORAN, Real Estste Broker, Franklin Square. FOR RENT |Long or short hauls. Moving | jobs solicited. i | Fast, safe and reliable service‘ | ANGILE & ANGELOS {119 Main St. Phone 706-3 FOR SALE FOR SALE ad of British t arrived an extra good lot of Kinds_o! work. e them ELMER R, PIERSON Horses! Horses! I WILL HAVE 18 HEAD OF HORSES "‘THAT WILL ARRIVE HERE TUES- .| DAY, THE 28th. {WILL FIND | MATCHED TEAMS wood can be sol good price. A rare Largain, gate. Send for Wil x's Farm Bul Choice of 400. WILLIAM A. WILCOX FARM SPECIALIST, 41 West Broad St. Westerly, R. L Telephone 23 Norwich, Conn. Tel. THAT WEIGH 23 TO 32 HUNDRED,| FARM CHUNKS AND BUSINESS $600 00 HORSES. IN THIS LOT YOU WILL! FIND A HORSE FOR ANY KIND; 98 land:several aczesiior A« JOB. EVERYAONE,SOLD TO eavy pine timber and about 300 cor ;5(:7 AS REPRESENTED. IF IN THE! ell of water, ng spri res o me fruit, situated 1% miles to main line of mile to prosperous vill Investi- | MARKET FOR A HORSE, fETH}S LOT OVER. | CAN SELL AT{ THE RIGHT PRICE. ALSO HAR- NESS AND WAGONS. B HAMILTON FOR SALE Good Home for quick buyer. x room house, large barn and sbout two acres of land. One mile from Yantic o1 state road FOR SALE PROPERTY ] Norwich Town. Engquire of A. A. ADAM, Seekonk, Mass i i | COTTAGES FOR SALE UR RENi at Watch Hill, View, shore; Send forbaok let. Weekapaug, Pleasan and aleng the Rhods WESTERLY, R. L FOR SALE Cottage Houses, Tenement Business Blocks, Building Lots, ali Thayes Blig FOR SALE Cottage House on Oak Street Cottage House on Spring Street Estate C. A. Mowrey MY HISTORICAL TAVERN| know as Adam’s Tavern in| FURNISHED SEASHORE \ Island | also accessible Seashore Farms, | Frank W. Coy and desxrnutle locations. List ur pro- perty if you care to ee! nt, as 1} 3 [have & mumber of :ng tor | The very desirable property, |veai estate investm WILLIAK F. HiLL, ! 41 Park Street, known as the| Real kstate and Insvraace, | i LRoew ie3. Wm. W. ives Ex. 11 Champlin St mc'tate Broker, to Willimantic, nea® school, short walk to trolley. THOS. H. BECKLEY 278 Main Street 724 — Phones — 68 = | | | | NEW COTTAGE 7 Rooms All Improvements PRICE $4,580 | i t | jJames L. Case 37 Shetucket Street, FOR SALE Cook Homestead. Very con- venient location, two minutes’ | walk to Franklin Square. For full particulars inquire | of John A. Moran, Real Es- Franklin Square. IN THIS CAR YOU e Look | P | i I It | on common Future walts 2 VAN CLEVE HUMOR OF THE DAY “Pop. W t do we m»an by a non- conluctor of heat?” m radiator, my ~TJudge. rsonality effective, enahles make a iv without worryi: What is the conr he- tween the nimal anl e"'mah'fl gdoms?” the teacher. “Ha the class with one voice.- Enqv Knic Weo don't ‘s> a man tin after he is gone. Bocher—And don’t hegin to follow example till after we :Te gone.— York Sun. To her soldier: “If vou go back 1 v comebody clee G mind. I'm not going to about the misfortines of a "Il never know. ‘ney Bul- ves in when he ie treet orztor, “is a e who in when 1 a m voice in the lon Tatler. erary man d It he mak n write w22 ple how to funny stration requires $3.000 for - formeriy cost U $65.000 for each new ormerly priced 0,060. James Bovnton of Whitman, p chusetis, picked ¢ By liens on his place \ 1o make irly greens for his recently until apen QLS Head or chest— are best treated “externally”— 200 acres, ood buildings, only 32 4o, and Weou ehoush to pay for farn 85 acre, 35 cow ouihl lana, gou buildings. $4.000 state’ road Coloni. A-1 condi- tion, on make easy terms on these three farms. and vre_genuin rga For further information. TRYON'S AGE they wri Now is the Time to Save Coal Covering Steam-Pipes with NATIONAL AIR CELL COVERING For Sale by THE PECK-McWILLIAMS CO. by