Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 9, 1919, Page 12

UNSETTLED, PROBABLY LOCAL RAINS TODAY NORWICH, CONN-. WhDNESDAV, APRIL 9, 1919 FULL ASSCCIATED FRESS DESPATCHES What Is Going On Tonight WANTED FOR SALE Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at| wANTED_The pub cnow wel, FOR SALE— StosE erio the Auditorium will not “take an more ocd far : bro Motion Pictures at Breed Theatre. { . 1{ Fiiis : Vi ville and Mo Pictures at ! » S R -{bay Torse, weig nma.‘:d';‘v\‘,‘;e.w Bre r ranklin SC lworker, and extra Sebequonash Cour me 768-3 aprod - |about yvour own pric e n By zhar | Tmr ) good driving meets in Buck 1 1 IF YOU WA a g 2 C Verineiniiter i . | cal My n Av ra r hor, day = «m'flfl arpets to clean| electric vacuum, 200, merly at 1 TO RENT = "0 RENT A sunny tenement of five| FOR SALE n. horse, cvue St. of Maple aprdd | at the Park Wood Y - S apréd ifter school raph Co. aprdd Second hand Ford de road HUNDREDS 1 governme open: men-women, 18 or vear. Write position % Roc broode: soline WANTED rent a sma r|four heit ke one to work en ; Boswell A nana in_eastern Con- | CONI " ) “Ward, |, l“:‘ ater Norwlen: | ¢ Dodg . 708-3 Je4AMWS | dale che IN ONE WE ! : way mail ar her! FOR SALE nington s PLANS WORKING WELL FOR '(Dllu‘\!rl‘} NEAR EAST CONCERT-BA Young, Anna Farm K. D FOR SAL eeds eeds Spence FOR SAL EN YOU CAN | FOR SALE FOR SALE COR SALE A-1 con Buick OR SALE FOR SALE FOR sA MeN POULTRY MEN, FOR SALE Apri mantic, at | P TO RENT—Rooms he Alice Bldg. |y {Ing | TO RENT ! t, furnished apartment, three v in pleasant ms and bath, with enience. Lo{(]\n' 43¢ ;ored | tog American aduit family. Tnquire lear v shingle Washington St, or I’hone 1429-4. |barbed Alabama pine aprid flooring, 4 1 :some pine bourds, Franklin, FOR SAL lab wood, $8 per -2 cord same ra cut ngths, the a Murphy & Met prod ocality, all modern improvements Yant short waik from bus-| ke R. X., Bulletin FOR SALE-—One one I { with board hed, bath, electricity, H t 1400.{ furnace heat ki, 460 N r28d wit e o : FOR SALE_A milking soat, with! colony | fo 32 Talman St SMITH FORM A TRUCK with & stucket ma - Frisbie-McCormick REO 3¢ TON SPEED WAGON, 1918. The Fri -McCormick Cc " VIM DELIVERY CAR, 1.00( acity, in good running order w. The Frisbie-MeCormick hetucket St " USED TRUCKS from 1,00 mar18d m pr Co. arldd plione! 2 tons’ capacity. The Frisbie-) nting, | mick Co mall mile McCormick ' Co, "~ REPUBLIC TRUCK, one ton ¢ good mechanical conditio: tires. The Frisbie-McCormick Co. | Shetucket WANTED-—Second hand and ai raiture of all kinds; get our prices = = ell, A Bruckue Frank. e aeatuom 3 & }iot, mnea eston._bridg WANT apac ne marl orse, LIBERTY BONDS 00 Boinder T Years oid s and on In $50 and $100 Denominations g3 ante o ¥ wago: CASH 5 1 WAUREGAN HOTEL LOBBY FARWERS § Groie B most Broadway Side pertience \tasd Daily—10 A. M. to 8 P. M. 3 inloading bags We TO LEARN SILK WEAVING | 2petn Ciean and Interesting Work With, FARM FOR SALE— GeodiPay: town of Ledyard, You will marvel at hi<| BRAINERD & ARMSTRONG CO. |°! e Ask your friends who 2 L NS | Wirite fux i inguie uditorfum at its first thre "'“ formances what they th Finger of Justice, Then i So0Tnelt osition in a local office is: oper S v)puu nced and capable youn Final of Moving Picture Hours. ady. Must able to do first class| poR \All-.—) Whe st in tia o te salary expected. OFFICE | outbuild moving picture hours for i’ MANAGER, care of The Bulletin the ages of eleven ane s eld Wednesd. n the Y. M. « A. | two reels of piet e heen intercst 1 well as edu- |} 0N Iame Case. T hours have been|cational, This eleventh and the | Inqui wnioved by the boys, and the pictures list one for this seasan ¢ FOR SALE—Se central, at ynce. B! fifteen a FOR SAT 4 Glrls Wanted PRI L impleme weig p. | Pri vt 13 = 2 o Biaces Ewoilk three < D." Sara- cen, R 1, Jewett City, Conn. r3d 1 ARMS te for catalogue. I. Rac 2 5 Conn. pl9d | Yantic for sale. T FOR SALE hard wood. ail| of the city. | “ro RE ate mi; 7O RENT—Rooms with board, three | Willimantic /Conn. Phone 730 ‘We Have Sol Over 15,000 Farms to Date No listing fee and no withdrawal charges. Yeu pay ur t;)mmmmn oaly after saleto our customer. Warite phone, wii-| E. A, Strout Farm Agency 4d JAMES F. TWOMEY, AGENT es’ walk from Marlin-Rockwell's. | — Dinners a speci well Ave. | I L e BRSAS FOR SALE O RENT— AT CRESCENT BEACH, STORAC for ab} long, jold 70 If Vyou want a ;.omfortabl;a! e T 1t JOHN A, MORAN, ‘lcar to ride in call up JOHN| Heal Estate Broker, M. Norwich. Dodge closed serv- PILI QR, 21 Fanning Ave.,3 Franklin Square, Norviek “ice car. Phone 152-12 : | FOR SALE FOR SALE Rt : L 483 MAIN STREET Canterbury Tel. 83-14, Moosup Div. E” Two Tenement House with im- FQR SA! gfl-c provements and always well rented. S 2 et On trolley line and 5 minutes’ walk 9200 Acre Furm to Franklin Square. Price reason- able to close an estate. DONOHUE Phone Norwich ) i OPPORTUNITIES E. FITCH JOHNSON FOP HOME SEEKERS JUST ARRIVED ELMER R. PIERSON, FOR SALE ARCHA W. COIT Telephone 1334 €2 Broadway FOR SALE and| , ali in pro- | as i for eal esta nvestments. WILLIAM F. HILL, FOR SALE A BABY'S DRISS. FINE RESIDENCE i is made of inest linen- iN WILLIMANTIC CONN. Bowa™tie fromt AlL overrun fagot-stitciied bow- and hours in house. corner at a bargain. terms and further particulars,! to | Tomor @ vill wear It at a WILLARD W. HAYDEN on the dead-white of its linen . 70 Mountain St. Phone 38-5. | Will glow with the tint, of baby skin; And out of its filmy mystery — There will reach Of John C. Tracy consisting of a Iargz‘ it m-l finds \l cold 2 house, barn and about 4 acres of choice | Like the flow usk of a little soul, lana situnted oncRalth il above “mch“era\r\]—lh'ed has fluttered to its It 1 in its coffin-shaped pasteboard Ask E. A. PRENTICE box. S 86 Cliff Street Tomorrow will make it what hamds Limp and warm with babyness, \ hallowed thing. —The Touchstone. Auctioneer . 42 Main THE DEMAND. Danielson, Ct. the Allies still are talking, N. A.Witter, Assistant Auwetiomee: H , every speaker balking, st away the time is walking Administra- To g crisis looming near; sts are fighting, in’ the Council sighting, And in its delay delighting As removing source of fear, nal property | There's a time for the ideal, ‘ And a llmr‘ too, for the real, But they’ve got to snake a deal PUBLIC SALE | 4875 eiztis orhtnel r(l*( h[andlnfz dlhislpnxffio- T ) - a lack of swift decision THURSDAY, APRIL 17, ‘rlmtr\ enough to rgu% derision a€ 1030 olook w' s Of the doughboy®and the gob. follows: One pair of | Lhey're the ones who d1d the werking, and clever black team Without -arguing or shirking, Eound il netol Araw Though they knew the dangers lurking FrGEsE) - welEhts bk e forest of Argonne; Bt d Now this time, with peril reeking, Sigs 2 Is not one for lo{]g-dr:i/fwn speaking; = z ‘pure- Let the nations stop se Rovk nee pure. || But pitch in and “carr HUMOR OF THE DAY 1 demo Nurse Gwemdoline (at the hospital extra & dance)—Why are you keeping up your a cart 3 rrel with Henry. He's admitted he was in the wrong. Nurse Dora—Yes, hut he hosn't ad- mitted that I was right.—Stray Stories. “The Congressmen from lumber districts ouzhl to have an easy ume setting their bills passed.” 3 ope, 1 wheelbar “Because they ought to be handy in n enormous quant ¢ loz rolling.—St. Louis Globe Demo- Counsel—Come, sir, do you mean to ¢l me you didn’'t see the complain- ant's cow ‘on the land? How - near must you be to a beast to recognize - Witness—About the distance . am om you.—Houston Post vou satisfied with your new in doubt how to express my said voung Mrs. Torkins. “If GEORGE M. JORDAN say I'm dissatistied she’ll leave me NE e f 1 admit she s he neighbors w steal he on Star RMS OF SA Ethel—I'm afraid that bell means |an other call imploringly)—You know. 1 thing home. No. 20 Lincoln Avcnue, 10 . rooms and bath, modern. This is ) THE KALFIDOSCOPE | The ‘government of Venzusla fs nning to build a highway 683 miles | | country a fine residence with a good siz- ed lot, and garage for two cars. | can offer this property at a Small pockets for valuable, intend- ed to be fastened to linings of shoes, have been patented. Cargoes of wool worth approxi- | mately $20,000,000, most of it consign- \N————_JJ|ed to the British zovernment, are on :“ v from South Africa and Australia in holds of 10 vessels. FOR SALE Barriers extending along the ground from one or both sides of a recently patented roadway gate enable an au. Cottage House on Oak Street tomobilist to open or close the gate Cottage House on Spring Strest | merely by running his car over them. Estate C. A. Mowrey Major John M. Gould, formerly very low price. THOS. H. BECXLEY 278 Main Street Phones Wm. W. lves Ex., 11 Champlin Streetcashier of the Portland National of opening a large can of 3-8 inches in diameter by Real hiaee mub T ahees | 2 1-2 inches deep) which had been on Goow Aul Fhayesr Mldg. ]_ W’fNTED the top shelf of the pantry, as he re. ) e members, since 1872 or 1873, and find- Wili 99 HEAD OF HORSES Urmshed Seashore arrive at my stable Tuesday, Cottages March 25th. In this lot you will find Horses to suit any xind of a job P Sale or Rent also ar an have head of gocd d Watch Hill, Weekapau Pleasant d Horses, one Mule, 8 years old,| View, and along the Rhcde Island extra good roader. Wagons and | shore: also accessible Seashore Farms. Harnesses. If in need of anything ir d-forhooklet. 0. | the W sound. | 1 express All| Horse line see me. E. J. HAMILTON 371-373-375 Main Street. Telephone 650 FOR SALE HQRSES have another load of lowa Horses weighing from 1,100 to 1,600; good, broke farm chunks, general purpose . GILBERT, horses and several good pairs. Will Jewertt City, Conm, |sell right to close them out to make |room for another load. Frank W. Coy WESTERLY, R. & All horses warranted as repre- sented. W. C. SPRAGUE Telephone 74-2 Moosup, Conn. harness inch ellaneous 1 acksmi also t owned and located WILLIAM A, WILCOX Attor FARM SPECIALIST, ICKARD, Jr. Westerly, t The Piano Tuner ! Leleokone 2 122 Prospect St. ! : : Phone 511 E S L A R THERF, 15 10 advertlsing m:d |Weavers 2 Looms ing it perfectly good, although the fat was slightly discolored by rust, of | which there was a little inside the an. Representatives of various trans- Plai | portation companies and other per- AN | sons interested recently met in St. 1 | Mor] for the purpose of discussing Work and Good Pay. | the financial support to be given to a company recently organized for the purpose of establishing an aerfal JOSEPH HALL & SONS pasenger service between Zurich and St Moritz in Switzerland, which s : to have an initial capital stock ef Trading Cove 00000 francs ($96.500 at normal ex- change.). Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE IGHEST CASH PRICES PAID | For Sale F?r .second-h&m.] Vid{das’ 1 172 Laurel Hill Avenue Violins and Upright Pianos | Seven Room The Talking I Cottage . Recently Occupied Machine Shop ! By Mr. A. S. Comstock 46 Franklin Street Very Desirable e Fine Location WANTED |¥ Immediate Possession Liberty Bonds and 2 Installment Cards | JAINRES | [ Case BO HT AT MARKET PRICES gESH PAID FOR W. S. S. 37 Shetucket Street OFFICE AT THE SHU-FIX Franklin Squars ND quare, We: man’s pock- oney. Own- 15 _charges 11 Provi- aprod w hound dog. eud and. four throp, Dog aprdd WANTED. o , t5h it LOST- Betw i and St. Pat- falge tecth = Don't matter R N L T nd rec n O aprsd A black head, interested Tuntow