Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 4, 1919, Page 10

INCREASING CLOUDINESS, RAIN AT NIGHT FULL ASSOCIATED 2 PRESS DESPATCHES What Is Going On Tonight Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at the Auditorium. Motion Pictures at Breed Theatre. Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at Davis Theatre. Roller Skating at Olympic hall ANNUUNCEMEN] Y. M, C. A. Ladies’ Auxiliary. Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock aut the home of Mrs, Charles L. Rlcknrdsl of Broadway a most interesting pro- gramme for the February meel.mg of the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the ¥. M. C. A. will be jed out. Mrs, Allyn L. Brown, president, has arranged with four speakers of Norwich to give 10 minute ilalks to the members on the subjects relative to the work being carried on in Norwich. Mrs. A. H, Chase will speak of the “Back to hool” campaign, Miss Ethel Sevin on “Home Service” M Carey on War Camp Community” and Miss Willey on “Pulice Dutie All of these women are carcyin~ out this work in the city of Nerwich and re well versed on the subjcci It is expect hat there will be a large attend- nce of the members prc\c‘nl Auditerium. Fun fast and furious i that should be given to the sters now appearing at ti» jum theatre but th® Broadw: ducing Co, which stands for the production have Juvenile Fol and it he name S 1 Folli ork they Follies 10 ye as stars amnor of talent which he presenis. One the remarkable feat: outstanding the Juvenile Follies is their origi- a plie 'n lhll ording 1o ith the Zieg from now and lity and the speeigities arranged and performed by each and vy one of these clever litue tots who show a great deal of versatility in offering their specialties lendon, Jlar honors with He shares cva in nging Woman, agraph Dlue ibhon Feature en in the Auditorium Wednesday you 1 and Montana from the andard Trio com- Breed Theatr today in her latest The Forbidden Ci esente sseph M m: the role hter Chinc She marries an Am the orders he i S llowed to live. When womanhood she makes Manila and becomes a pict San San, dau mand cons officer and Red Worden, her un \or. Toy falls he he ding. Oither picture: i1l include the Pathe News st ents at home a “wo-part comedy rambled, fea- ing Harold BRIEF ‘-TATF NEWS Rocky Hill—Central Pomona grange wiil meet with the Rocky Hill grange Tuesday eb. 11th Middletovin. Merchants' display days are to be corducted here during - riod of March 19 to 2 Mrs. R. J. Buell ment of their iben Thompson in t 1 song spar- same day. Glastonbury. becom Wertheinier Stevens repr t PBrothers of Baltimore, 3Md., has pur- ¥ 2 cre of John and Frank epresentative Harry roduced a bill 1 for an ap- 3,000 for the erection d i town for the River, ester a Stamford. orney Homer S, Cumming Bridgeport a day or two on_to a rumor that he position of ted chairman committee, he | o intention of giving up Danhury Dan member of th m Tohn nited States in- ow undergoing treat- QUICK HAIR GROWTH' Box Free To You! Would You Lite Such @ Resuli at This) you v wu’ free, =il box of Kes- T, 'hat as proved successful tn o0 man; 5 17 a0, -u need ouly to snsver this by posteard or letter, asking for FREE @t preparation i for dand: Tuft toinaing hair and several formas of IMII[SS, 0 many cases. s vew bair i ‘been ""“'.‘:1" FREE DR. E. J. JONES Suite 46 Shannon Building Take elevator Shetucket Street' entrance thu JOSEPH BRADFORD BOOKBINDER Blank Pocks Mxde and Ruled to Order 108 BROADWAY The Max Gordon & Son Corporation 10-20 W. MAIN STREET " Stowe, Nut and Egg, also Bitumineus PR - LOST AND FGUND FOR SALE TO RENT FOUND—Gold 3 by proving property ost of this advert! WANTED—Girl or woman for gen- sework; four in family; salary sm per month: FARM 40 acres. 10 Toom house, tie- head stock, large wood state road; fine land can be found; this | enement. Apply to Franklin St. Yel. 717 The Tubridy St, Willimantic. piace must be sold; rranklin _square, ill, 13 from Bqluc $3, 000. can m: ke " 70 RENT—Kooms with miles from LOST—Monday, Warren St. somewhere between young woman, house- Write B., Bulletin. wrist watch and short chain. leave at Bulletin Keep the Children Well eep ths little ones well, eturdy «ad Lies Fice GCougER, coliilerour, little fevers and infamed throats, use Foley’s Honey and Tar. It is carefully made of selecied reme edice that oosen and break up a cough, stop croup and ease an aching inflamed thr n. and it is clean of &ll narcotics. me ]o§ Fe ol;y 's Hooey and ful for w! m cough, children’s diseases. M T. Davis, Bearwville, W. Va, writes: = rone had ‘s emall <4 taken came to my store and bovght ‘s Honey and Tar and befors day paid one lady to distribute free circulars and concentrated fl:' i permanent position. = — A single man who under- LOST—On Plain Hill, i farm to work on, e fo\ ‘mumt with nde" notify stands farming; goc Zood job, good wages and good board. . Brown, Shepherd Hill Farm, Cen- tral Village, Conn. take orders for by o any time after 6 p. m. Jjan.3ld. 2§-12 Moosup. modern improvements. TLOST—A Backus Hospital Tm ning Enquire P. F. School pin Wednesday ward if returned to this office. tionery store with job printing bined, in center of prosperous Connec- i 1 investment. s meat and pas- Dumont, Dan- full particular: letin Office, D .(mflvnb;\\'aicres. Apply Mrs. R. H. :‘*e’“rt'““““' LE—The greatest invention hair_cutter; at the same guaranteed "FOR SALE WANTED—T would 1 not more than either coai ¥ lknow of one please write Box 32, care combs and cuts your hal i easier than shavir its cost many times every o T T — AUCTION NOTICE heat ana bath, e sent postpaid for only O; lnguire at Bulletin Office. er Malfroot, 9 xnunun} abottle of Pn’ 13 Boswell Avenue. three-room tenement, 9 Spruce St._noviud inquire at 146 Palmer 31 Cen- jan.30d. —Fine apartment on Lausc. al and wood in telldx. & mall ten ve room flat. ther furnished or morainy vae child was eatirely recovered” The Lee & Csgood Co. FOR SAL — 13 Torses. Putnam tomo You will find just as adver —A young_farm- her day, he Lisbon wuz in ' : T also have four .‘rmx horses horse, § yea but’ doesn’t look left; one iron gra o'clock as scheduled and -Large sunny rooms, nished rooms for light Division street, it might go ' then he laffed like evrythink, * be shot if 1 kin ment in a hospital in Bridgeport, hav- ing twice been wounded, say was a witness when X of Wallingford was shot down by a German plane. be postponed until t ereafier. Tak d Putnam car see what he was e baught sum Cob- FOR SALF Tnderwood Corners at o 1 hed to let on I Underwood Office and S3 M. ROZYCKI H.’aragc. N rear Norwich Hartford war savings comm figures of the sa ANTED—A A tenement of four turnished rooms for lignt 4 Carter A st '—1 four-room flat, all mod- lmpxu\(_mcn two stores at nable. Apply savings stampe to its employes in 191S. The management has decided the eampaign a plan which operated s ing, overhauled unAl pa TIWANTED—Two housekeeping *'mp rooms 1916 Imrne rr\'m st that notable| ¥OR RENT—Two closed cars, at rea- day or night s ft_St. novied rnished room novisd FOR SALE |- The very desirable property, 41 Park Street, known as the Cook Homestead. Very con- . The total number of stamps | touring, needs to the value Ao' long or \horl tum _ Fanning Studio, LEGAL NOT[CES good running T RENT—Furnished room. also one light hcnsckeeping. Mrs. | Reliy, 7" No. tligh 5t 2uz3ld | A i " 70 RENT—Furnished room: venient location, two m 7 ton Mack pow <rx_cL of \lflnt\.Z lignt | Bousexeepink. 195 Tel. 1048-3, ~seplid walk to Franklin bquare. | For full particulars inquire of John A. Moran tuh. Broker, Fra’t'c in Square.l S FOR SALE Real Es- FOR RENT able to desirable tenant. inquire of JOHN istate Broker, MORAN, CARLOAD HAS ARRIVE “WooD is cheap ices: delivered in sawed leng 4 Broadway. Tel. 620, Huntmg'on FOR SALE If you want a comfortable car to ride in call up JOHN M. PILLAR, 21 Ferning Ave., Norwich. Dodge closed serv- Phone 152-12 Ccttage House on Oak Street e on Spring Street Estate C. A. Mowrey | Wm. W. lves Ex, 11 Champlin Stre: investment. Cottage Hou aimer Bros. FOR & ALE— AT A covnr or is the Time to Save Covering Steam-Pipes with » A!is’ru\.k!xer. :-5 FranlL COVEKING 4 For Sale by i ,CK-Mc ViLi.LAM3 €0. OR SALE—Cl 3 oo iliun: hilip Halbert. The | . FURNISHED SEASHORE| uild, Jeweler. NOTICE Large Mack Truck FOR RENT { Long or short hauls. jobs solicited. :|Fast, safe and reliable service|; ANGILE & ANGELOS 119 Main St. Phone 706-3! FOR SALE GR SALE UR Weekapaug, P:easan:' _and along the Rhods aiso accessible Seashore Farma dispose of. D., No. 1, Box 87, a equipment. FORD TOURING ‘ome and see n " McCormick ELMER R. PIERSON. rank W. Coy LL 1918 TOURING C. J UST ARRIVED r l car of Army e the best c The: the ¢ are giving febdd bie-McCormick WESTERLY. R. to Carlton L.| woods on | ¢ have 4 nunibe , CARE of BV DAY, THE 28th. FIND FOR SALE—191 mechanically, teal usiate amd Insursnce, Thayer Pldg REPAIRING AND TUNING A BARGALN: MONTY |v‘v E, A. J. PIXLEY Over 25 Years Experience or Leave Orders at 1 the | Telephone 17 —1OF A JOB. BE AS REPRESENTED. MARKET FOR A HORSE, LOOKI THIS LOT OVER. Seasoned hard wood, a parts u[ the ¢ 46 Franklin Street Harry B. Ford. RMS for sale. W Racine, Danielson r catalogue. Don't matter We pay up to $15 per set. FOR SALE Two tenement house on McKinley Avenue with im- always well We buy dia- COLLATERAL LOAN 154 Water St., ctween Shetucket and Market Sts | Resis strars nf Voters Notice provements, rented. For particulars FOR SALE . 7th and 14th, 1919 - il 9 o'clock rARM BARGAIN AT A COURT TARM BARGAINS FRANCIS D. DOKOHUE Central Building . and wood enough . We can make easy (hrce farms, and they the Town of Leba 715 Main St. Willimantic, FOR SALE _|MY HISTORICAL TAVERN PROPERTY know as Adam’s Tavern in Norwich Town. Enquire of A. A. ADAM, Seekonk, Mass. $600.00 heavy pine timber and about 300 cord Therefore, Ordere of standing wood, fine well of water Greeneville. At P. T. Con-| also never failing sp said Allison otice to all pe-sons interest cleared land, some fruit, situated 1% miles to main line of railroad and V§ N,\Ti:\r“r —At Billin mile to prosperous village, y of Fenrua“, 1919 the wood can be sold to the mill at g00d price. h ctice given DENTISTIA A rare bargz: Y, J. DOWNES, NOTICE The Board of Relief of the Town of , Conn,, will meet in the City; | Hall Building, in said Town, each day, excepted, from Feb. 1st th, from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. en to appeals from the doings gate. Send for Wilcox's Farm Bulletin LEBANON, t of Probate, Fet state of Nathani WILLIAM A. WILCOX FARM SPECIALIST, 41 West Broad St., Westerly, R, L Telephone 2365, The ,wm} ni 1ulnT)l’|7ln" nd ('r"mu\r‘ ing n Teal estate b m" to €aid cstate, situated in the Tow REAL ESTATE BARGAINS New suburban house wood floors and modern conveni- ences; poultry yard, 20" young fruit trees; with hard § A A AR, Orren d, That the at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at {he Court of Probate in Leh nd the same Is, FOR SALE The Charles Gray Farm in Ledyard Rich land, fine buildings, fruit, near trolley, plenty of wood and E. A. PRENTICE 86 Cliff Strect 5c carfare. room house, steam_heater, lights, wide veranda; 10 min- utes’ walk Yours for $3500 Three delightfui bungalows, $4,500 to $6,500 each; two have garages. My lists contain many other choice Court directs the cite all person appear ai said time lishing this order of some newspaper having a. cir and by posting the pubile slgnpusz in the proper to be done said District, Norwich, Conn., Whitestons Ci GEER FRED G. PROTHERO, C. FITZPATRICK, MIAH J. DONOVA Board of Relief. dwelt, af least six days before said day Have Good Burning Coal|lourt oi"fie natice & ALBERT G. The Piano Tunex ! 122 Prospect St. Phone 511 ARCHA W. COIT Highest Grade Properties 63 Broadway Telephone 1334 Horses! Horses! 1 WILL HAVE 18 HEAD OF HORSESE THAT WILL ARRIVE HERE TUES- IN THIS CAR YOU MATCHED TEAMS! THAT WEIGH 28 TO 22 HUNDRED,' CHUNKS AND BUSINESS! IN THIS LOT YOU WILL!, FIND A HORSE FOR ANY KlND‘ EVERY ONE SOLD To|™ I CAN SELL AT} THE RIGHT PRICE. ALSO HAR-| NESS AND WAGONS. E. J. HAMILTON. Phone FOR SALE Good Home for quick buyer. | Six room house, large barn and about two acres of land. One | wile from Yantic o1 state read f{ Willimantic, n short walk to trolley. THOS. H. BECKLEY 278 Main Street 724 — Phones — 68 * school, NEW COTTAGE 7 Rooms All Improvements PRICE $4,500 James L. Case 37 Shetucket Street, " THERS > us aaversising medium ln ' Eastern Connec |« A S POETRY (A Par: dlle| ) “Shakesneare has i rd, also L often said— less than P ample page (As though the w m tenement at t T turn the p I Gnd a diale With Take up the text where the betrayer and all wrath e is that viper? that thou be Tago—Demand know you k 14 I never wrill al Co., 210 W. A race decei =T Heaven thanked Accomplice.- ed its nr\li'\ Franklin Square. never cry over sp Svering Tr nse: “No matter wife's letters ?— “Gone out of htm'\’ acking cases nbdued hus- bout taking Moving| Some day T expect to to blame for Tov Globe-Demo (vmm'mdm,r; Office r honorable discharg be proud of it. us—'Deed Ah am, Captain. Why, il life when Ah was discharged, fired.—Judge. stus, here is You ought Ah was just ntry. Those that I need the moey. t satis- Prices i ou could get something on your uniform, L"—Corncll Widow. for putting , didn’t you des Jut what made me mad ras that the magistrate who imposed ‘The fair defendant seems confident of being acquitted. Y id she is over-confident.” far she hasn’t even taken the trouble to smile j ’ mm"lnm Age-Herald, hate work.” replied Plodding Pete. mber of the I W. p and call you IF IN THE! ton s liable to step —Washing- THE KALEIDOSCOPE The British {completed an ¢ government has ch pipe line acros d that the 1 © the purpose of se- u‘—.pn of f1n! e British nary. | from enen preliminary mineral products for 1917 was $2 an increase compared with 116’ of lue of ores at the nn\mnv\v-l to n nw Civil reoas Point {of fourteen f 1and the biuk Frank in ‘Viachmc Comp'm arphcd to ..“ ria |r~gs, Cobplm(‘s. C\