Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 18, 1919, Page 14

UNSETTLED WEATHER TODAY FAIR TOMORROW Bulietia, FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCHES SHEULD TAK the Auditorium. Motion Pictures at Breed Theatre. Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at Davis Theatre. ANNOUNCEMENTS “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” Coming to Audi- toium. 1f all the good things said of Wm. H Kibble's “Uncle Tom's Cabin” compan by the press of other citics are tr and_we have no doubt they the AudRorium theatre, Monday will have an attraction that v raw univers patrona In point and equip ment the Wm. H. Kibl i said i stay A matinee ~ to Increase Strength, V and Nerve Force. rom the countless ments which are ed for the zarden 45 the curved lines |<on of remem in “Jack Aladdir \ ? CHAUNCEY OLCOTT COMING YO THE DA\ Humilton which UNION GRAINS, ED protein, MIDDLINGS, BRAN, per bag FECDING CHOICE RECLEANE LEY, per bag (96 Ibs.) | {NO. 1 HAY, per HUNDRED | GROUND OYSTER SHELL bag (100 Ibs.) MYSTIC SCRATCH bag FEED, io cn oF (100 Ibs.) NOTIC COUR 1TORS, PROBATE WELD | BEET PULP, per bag.. ALL FRIS JUST LOADS BIE'S FERTILIZE RECEIVED, PUR WHEAT t within posting a not withta copy post neare deccased Town, and b hinz in The Norwich Bulle having a circulation and make return to i} DAN D. The above and f copy of record. Attest: BEST. BLY NOW, HIGHER. FLOUR Wi n HOME SUSAN -F. sHOME. NOTICE.—Al]_creditors ecased arc hersby motified thelr claims.azainst said estate-to undersigned at Montville, Conn., wit 3n_the time limited imsthe.above of - sai to pres IT PAYS TO DRIVE O I} PHOSPHATE | Nothing Like Piain Bitro-Phosphate to | Put on Firm, Healthy Fiesh and *nd_ bust, and replactng | low's f men KIND SEED POTATOES BRIDAL VEIL AND P{LLSEURVS‘ Six Cents n Linc of Six Words. o N 0 buy a |zoqd second- state py Box_ 49, - aprisd Rhode 15fhnd Red nens by George Gray, Col- Phone Lefanon 48-3. 1 | “wavren |hand_bathtub; { Bulletin Co. E "\ compefentesecond mai zs. Mrs. Chafies D Wi ¥ aprisd WANTED Apply eveni 1S Broadway. WANTED A 185 Washington St te _ ch Mr % r-zardener. & Fren- aprisd n farm: aprisd “pasturing_for Japes But- igor TWANTED—Man to_work RSB S ames Butle TWANTED_To hire purpose [about ten head of stocR: develop- |ler. R. D. 3 aprisd WANTED Housekeeper, by, widow= £00d_country home: . no. ;washing. seorge A. Holmes, Oakdnle, Conm,o aprls, prepara- 1 | e contin- | hol- ...m‘ byl soft{ WAN for les - = pisture for sea- twenty-five~head Addre: P. 0. w a Chitarn 3 West D_To any par vears old steers. Providence, R, The addres : moved from No t Norwich, tp Jewett City Address 'P. O. Box 173; aprisd < OWITH QUALT- healthiof are| WANTED ide o0 usan who | fecl | * ST \"vLV\ TATIVES 1IN s TG ¢ K ONNECTICL WRITIZ M. HOPKINS, P, U. BOX 133 U SRR § do general Address 264 Wiliimantic, d WANTED- sewo! “HUNDREDS T to week zoyernment jobs pen: men-women, 18 or _ove )00-$1,100 first year, . Write imme- t positions. Franklin tate, Dept 9WFSM WANTED. positiony a know! Iy somg stenogra- man with small t WANT D Antique ver. 1 0:d letters. Box 145 Norw WANTED - | newiy A woman to do fami to Mrs, Frank A. Fos- TOWN len anila Dipes cn WANTED —Middle man rk. 2 Main, apr wrnished from H three keeping, boiler; American ¢ Main aprizd the summer or Tlean vacuum apréd Pash iman Bloomers, Co. Norw tol= >, Dan- marzsd seen the K Wonder- mibber Pas. N mnar 25d hand and antiou ds. et cur prices kiier. 45 Fra WANTED, fore ou o3 Warpers. Onls erience on horizom- Siop's ach as apply. Good n to t at once to MR. CHESBRO, State Free Employment Bureau. WANTED 21 general housework women, 4 wait- |resses, 15 woolen weavers, 5 dye house men, 6 picker room men, 10 farmers, 8 women for general house- $1.65 | work (beach.) ! Free Employment Bureau CENTRAL BLDG. per Oid false broken. Send vy tecth We pay w0 $15 per parcel t and rece return mail. We buy dia. per $3.75 =il COLLATERAL LOAN co. - 823 154 Wate St between Shetucket and Market Sts. An o!;",_!c‘!u:h"‘: frm to deal with RS “ WANTED |Weavers 2 Looms {Work and Good Pay. TWO CAR- FLOUR, \ Plain | 'Chas. Slosherg &Son. JOSEPH HALL & SONS 3 COVE STREET Trading "Cove e Norwich. Conn. Eoregoing order. e WILLIAMYSMIDDY, Administrator % THERE 1 no Bastern- Conngc letin for busine: 1ng medium in 1o The Bul- 1 Bastern ¢ nluu-: is no zavagmmr madmmq. Connecticut :equal w"n,- fil- letin for business repults. frun 5| Address wich, | FOR SALE - TO RENT Six Cents a'Line of Six Words. e < FOR SALE—One {1916: one Rar ne ‘hovse. weighs I3 ents a Line of Six Words. tenement. all Inquire at the in st aprisd _ . Six — O 1A mudc_rnv and Dbic! Swan, R. aprlid Jersers ford. auto tr ipuring. cac:. also|cle 1430, good worker: catile. ‘Phone in1-23{ g, ApriSd by hOR FOR SAL s ani st 0 1 Iprices: send for list: no better time for ¥ears old. H. H. Pendieion tx;n‘m'ng "o]ud prices for milk and pro- A‘- R. D. No. 1. Tel. 1851 duce: Bt ihe couniry life: Stata vour SALE_Bi {wan L. Gould, South Ly i _apris e | “ror sALE Digger, On | cocke 2| {straims in New lngland; alto Belx |hares. fine stock. "E. L. Gould. South| | Windhanm. aprisd FOR SALE—Pumping outfit. 3 h. plonce. Write Box » engine. jack, pump and 10,000 gallon| _aprifd_ tank; nmo further muse for same: city water. Telephone Jamés Graham. 43 Norwich. Conn., R. F. D. No. 4. apris FOR SALE One “FOR SALE—Bay horse, carriaze and| ronns cir g orimede ;'T have a machine and have noiq Dodge touring, 191%: r use for it. John Rush, R.'D. 7|cale cheap If Phone 1§78-3. aprisd [359.3 rarse. weight |~ poR S o1d. all sound.|nae ha mce. and one expicssione. he: ofie delivery wagon Waste & ondition 56 eaniciin] Vo wprisd Tnquire of Phone 1§ ‘SALE—Two oid, one a fine alone, and one pa improvement, 32 Frank excl rooms. Jewert housereeping. _apriia FOR RENT tnut St 4 Fountain St B headi Inquire W . « from one of the lest la e touring car, | condition. lear fully equippe 5 ment, thrce locality, all moder t_gas, elec in plea improvements. . tele J.in A-1 mm miles. ! Saule place roceries store B steam heat. -“nu'.hn: at Zegeer D j00ds Store Pnone 34-2, Jewett City, Conn. tf.mar.31 room flat, ¢ connec- roadway. te for catalogue. son. Conn._sepldd Reo 7 p <senxu|» looks like ne: 1 Maxwell, 191 Phone | aprdd ils used in a quatrs and xpress wagon. American Metal Co., 210 W. Main St. One b 1200 pounds, 7 vears must be sold at ‘onc harness ‘and in first - class Street. FOR SALE_New mil $00. James Butler, R. D, FOR SALE—As we have moved info he city, and on account of poor health must Seli our two farm horses: bay iorse, prime, vears old. weight 1120, ‘price § " ‘mare. §° years old, weizL. 1060, fat and preily, sound, $1,500 Down Secures Want her 10’ 5o to a food home in. ihe 184 Acres, 7 Cows and prices $50; at_ wagon. | good d ‘arm ! pair horses, ome, beos. | implements, Court} rear U Swan's Gar-{equipped Jiff St 1%d :nr.;' R. sound, | 15 A¢re including | }2Y: & burn_ farm wagon, {3Ch uaranteed single b all $30. OFfico FOR RENT— rooms, con d rooming house, near lin square, low rent; a great oppo ty for somecone.. Inau Bakery T TO RENT— walk inners a specialty. marso “ror timbex gear, single dump cart, Lon"nrd‘ | wagon, “top buggy. express wagon Idouble and single harness. John l)ot!d 1202 Boswell, Ave. aprild ooms with hoard, three from Marlin- Rockwell 3 Boswell Ave. Fine apartment on Laure. al and wood in celiar, with a squire H. A jan.3ud. goods _ stored Tates reaso Broadway, pigs, poultry wagons, hay, Ven to the seeil town, complete line grain. fodder, for planting:l———1_——= 13 miles city fertile fields, ac: 0 timber, orchard biz basement bar hog, ice saie make ice $3.500 everything, easiest terms. Details page 30 Catalogue B ins 19 States, copy free. Strout Farm ency, 2026 AK, Sun Blig. New aprisd ouselioid for fJong or short term Fanning Studio. FOR SALE — Pair b Jen built f: g 9. wood, aged owne $195; Sell sepa \'rume!' . i ror abos vately owne best. offerings equipped, in perfect running order condition, good tires, and never !.“((r! motor in excellent condition; here is |chance to buy a car: write for ha n price; te Danic ‘ prisd hed rooms: also | Tlight nousexecping. 105 1045-3. sepild room for lis ) St el Tow If you want a comforlable car to ride in call up JOHN M. PILLAR, 21 Fanning Ave., Norwich. Deodge closed serv: ice.car. Phone 152-12 positive SALE HORSES have a few good I ntot s T make room for my mext carl will arrive Monday, Apil 21 I v hich from There rivate | | GOOD FRIDAY (Special For The Bulietin) In-, I saw—against a pugple sunszt sky— The cross that Held the' Christ on Calvary, And o’er the pale lips passed a human cry, i “Eloi, eloi, lamma sabachthanil” I saw his precious biood for sinners shad A royal vesture o’er His quivering forim, The nail-pierced hands, the thorn-encircled head, And then the darkness of the coming storm. I saw the Savior die upon the cross, And mocking mankind know:ng nei its 1o; His head dmpped low,, and then the p “and rest For Him who had not hole nor birely nest. But far above the turmoil and the noise, | Above the thund’rous quake 1 heard And all the trémbling, stricken earth with me. I saw God’s hand across the stormtorn sky, I} < It pointed at the cross: i i To gain eternal life, oh soul, for th God’s volee, ) 12 92 e, Federal Prison, Atlanta, Ga. don’t you take up golf?" afford to go uth every 2 Detrott TFree “rosT e party w the ten dollar bill in Ames’ afternoon return no p Store to their reward ked u Cue store, | What is your cook's first name?” | “We never thought of inquirk We'd never think of b nif FOR SALE be a nice lot of business and farm losd. Come amd see me. ELMER R. PIERSON. apridd - HORSES | Just arrived, farms olds_St FOR SALE |ton capa. bought n ast summer and UNUSUAL GPPORTUNITY $4,800 will buy The Adams Tavern Property, Norwich Town, including most of the furnishings. Archa W. Coit Highest Grade Properties Unexcelled Insurance Protection. Telephone 1334 ~ pa ia quick sale. Inquire W r | Mountain St Willimantic. Tel, | _FomsA w‘f‘,"’f;', 22 head, right from the | they were raised on. I also have 16 head of good second Horses, 2 - I pair of Mules, one Shetland Pony, one | Holstein and Guernsey New Milch | Cows, one Holstein, coming in May &. |6 Shoats, 20 Hens, 10 set Team Har- _ {nesses of Single Harness, light new and second hand| and Carriages. If in hing in the Horse line see Studebaker i |December and not used must b torrs, Conn. 66- FARM for irge broo! 11, miies York Ave.. Nian TFOR SALE—TH y0a gis betwe: lephone 6 set 63 Broadway ! and he Wagons any from gain trolley, | neea of Jame I me E. J. HAMILTON 371-373-375 Main Street. Telephone 650 BARGAlN 125 C-N- S able tha FOR SALE 483 MAIN STREET Two Tenement House with provements and always well rented. On trolley line and 5 minutes’ to Franklin Square. Price reason- able to close an estate. FRANCIS D. DONOHUE Central Bldg Phone FOR SALE jwich To from | im- len; wi once; owne walk Barga wpricd FOR Jrses SAl wa ing peaci cond A fine i white and_in henneries some ces, 11 and n. water situated on nile to scpool Norwich > you tnis cash are in this think? neat }mm@d.(u-\ the market don't go have looked people lookin would disple sincere b sold up Wilcox's Farm Bulletin FOR SALE Cottage Houses, ‘lenement and | Business Biocks, Building Lots, ali in | desirabie l0catio List your pro- perty if you have & number of people looking for | estate investments. WILLIAM F. HILL, Real Lataie aau Invurance. Room 108 Thayer Bidg FOR SALE-—Republic on, $400. SALE FOR catt suitable for any ¥ Phone was m rown, 'd | Extra | Send W lLLlAM A. WILCOX FARM SPECIALIST, Wext Broad St Rooms 1 and Westerly, R. I 'elephone -2365, FOR SALE Six FOR SALE—Nine big team horses sold th wagon: i Inqu 1 % e b !zood team fow. L. H Conn. Te Cottages For Sale or Rent at Watch Hill, Weekapaug, Pieasant and along the Rhode Island 1 also accessible Seashore Farms. | Send forbook let. Frank W. Coy WESTERLY, R L TFOR SALE- horse, ~ © Norwic FOR SALE in Peck, ex | manti FOR SALE- runabout 9 Wi 172 L.aurel Hxll Avenue Seven Room Cottage Recently Occupied By Mr. A. S. Comstock Very Desirable Fine Location Immediate Possession wme saddle, riding liams S used Phone gh grade “makes REO 3% TON SPEED WAGON, nec v n 1318. The Frisbie-McCormick Co., 32 ‘Shetucket St. E VIM DELIVERY CAR, 1,000 Ibs in good running ords I The Frisbie-McCormick Co, Shetucket St. mar Jd USED TRUCKS from 1,000 Ibs. 2 tons’ capacity. The Frisbi mick Co., 53 Shetucket TREPUBLIC TRUCK, one ton capaci- Iy, good mechanical condition, new tires. The Frisbie-McCormick Co., 52 Shetucket St. marlyd No. 20 Lincoln rooms and bath, modern. 10 is Avenue, This a fine residence with a good siz- JamesL. Case o 37 Shetucket Street .+ BUILDING LOTS | FOR SALE ed lot, and garage for two cars. I can offer this property at a very low price. THOS. H. BECKLEY 278 Main Street FARMERS perience from tne past handie the best grade | We are just after put up — You have the season taat we of fertilizers.| unioading 100 tons | bags. We also have 211 Kinds. of sced patitoss yield 20 bushels to I bushel; all hinds| oL seed corn. and hay sceds. Greeneville Grain Co, Phone 326-3 | | known to! sm*mr-rhn for sale overhau {ed and In fine conditibn, extra tires!on the Westerly Trolley. lights and Starter, powerful motor, | very reasonabie. arle Smith, uth Wi 46 EAZTERN PARK, on.Palmer Street,| | House 79 modern No. ail Hamilton Ave, . Al city im- {Provements and advantages, 5c fare. Fine land for GARDENS. | terms, monthly payments. No taxes | {or interest until fully paid for, Large discount for cash. € rooms, improvement, fri Tel. Inqu i barn, large yard, well, aham. Easy | near trolley. rolls eating hove evera self- coal Bates. Must be sold to close a APPLY TO GILBERT §. RAYMOND 28 SHETUCKET ST. FOR SALE USED ONLY poultry one R estate. Colony H. B. od- Phone prizd 50 acres with- 1-2 miles Willimantic, trotley. stock and tools and acres St Full particulars of GILBERT S. RAYMOND No. 28 Shetucket St., City $170 Ibuys a slightly used Upright Makogany oi| Whitney Piano, Stool and Scarf. Terms, pine|335 down, $2.50 per week e poards,{ THE TALKING MACHINE SHOP, 46 Franklin St. Main ali equipment, in first p class shape Inquire T. Ethier, 18 Batn St., N A FEW MONTHS. |PLY 216" WASHINGTON ST. AP- 1 “FOoR GlLE—N:e(l “oats, $1.00 bust clover, 43¢ pound; red top, 1f cleur “wall ced: ingles. $5 barbed wire, '{ 1- Alaba flooring, 4 1:2¢ foof; perfeetly clear, The Pi:noifuner 122 Prospect St. Phone 511 THERE Eastern Cnnngch letin for av-msm; medium i cut- equal (o The Buls wTihess Tesults. s no aavertising medium in Edstern Comnecticut-equal to The Bul. letin 1 X X 1n for, business results. | . care to seli or rent, as i| Furnished Seatshot'ei3 1) FOR SALE $105.00 CASH buys a good Upright Piano. Stool, Scarf, and Free Delivery anywhere. THE TALKING MACHINE SHOP, 48 Franklin St. FOR SALE AT CRESCENT BEACH, Seven-room cottage, provements, call her by i Mrs. Rickquick—We must bulld a bungalow. Mr. Richquick — You're right; and | we'll hire the greatest bungler in town | to build it, too.—Judge. Cross-examining Lawyer—Are you telling the truth? . . Badgered Witness (wearily) — As {much of it as you will let me—Bos- ton Transcript. “T hope your little boy never tells & I times lie 't know. 1 do know that at he teils a lot of embarrassing. —Kansas City Journal. apa, what kind of a robber is A what? It here that two pazes held e bride’s train.”—Widow. here, young man," sald thel to the young recruit, “Are| willing to die for your country?” No, he replied, “but Im will- ) mike a German dle ror his"— Sho Smith truth deny it right Tribune. “Who ate that salmonT" “The cat, I guess.” Bosh!" ) Now, my dear, evervbody knows] a cat likes salme b 't manipulats &l can-opener.”—Courier- Journal. Doctor—What you need most is a ‘(’I‘HVL" of diet Dyspeptic—Come agam, Doc! thai's what made me w day Doctor—What do you mean? Dyspeptic—Five different cooks in! many menths.—Buffalo Express. Edith—Dick, dear, your office is in street. isn't it? key--Yes; why? Edith—That's ‘what T told He made such a funny mistake about | you vesterday. He said he? { }nfl\',u. you up in Bradstreet all modern furnish fully 5 sarage, | walks and fine lot run ing spring wate Ver, cemen desirably lo-| “Look | sergeant sold | JorE cated. Price at once. very reasonable For full particulars, jing JOBN A, Real Lstate Broker, Franklin Square. inquire ~of MORAN, mighty caretess with the! » “asked Bro Jones. “Why, after he had eaten —Knoxville Journal isn't he Norwich, replied he'd; ai anadl FOR SALE tarm, room house fine ation, mile barns and pastures ring fruit enough to pay imantic acre n, 7 { outbuiiding | beautitul trees, wood 200 and timber 00, For B wil n d mode TRYON panti at low i Main St. W Conn THE SPLENDID HOUSE e ‘Of John C. Tracy consisting of a large house, barn and about 4 acres of choice | Jand, situated one-half mile above Yantic for sale. Ask E. A. PRENTICE 86 CIiff Street ma | Phone 300 i FOR SALE Cottage House on Oak Street Cottage House on Spring Street Estate C. A. Mowrey Ives Ex., 11 Champlin Street THE KALEIDOSCOPE Chile has national forests about 7.000,000 acres of land. Population of Japan, December 1917, was 57,958,373, more than 14 p‘/ increase over 1516 In ¥ngland public heaith visitors go into the homes and instruet mothers, on the crre of Labie reindeer is said to be able te more fatigue than any olherw 1imal exeept the camel edish who have exereis- rig municipal suffrage| the last 10 o 1ve full suffrage. on ame terms | o Wm. W. GROUND LIMESTONE fots and | cent o] In car less than car lots For sale by { THE PECK-McWILLIAMS €O. Central Wharf, Norwich, Conn. s women, LE"AL NOTICES ST their shop d some of ti NOTICE TO TAX mm have agreed osex on Bun- 1 eay that they ow for the first ime Port for developing wherever they e Leen exposed at much less studio Iaboratory a Los Angeles One Berkshire vho supposed he n income professional was “immune” frem tax return, learned 11 his check covermg a pe- 1 of fhree years was carnestly de- man, assworker at estailished ths ade in South Jer- bottle-blowing it g pucled 1492 dozen 1 als in one da; Cha store of |\, | highe i record ever ance of 25 \hu last iuur months in according to merchants in 1his increase idual Germans been smuggling German | snotes to Holland and buyicg dia- 2onds to take back o Germany, They: believe that their ewn money repre- sents less future value than diamonds, The cor ce of these transactions, uc of the German marik is be- ced. from 1 i on ‘On Sherwood E a. m,. to 1 p. All persons 1l be char ivity of i the store side, from 11 this and Coilector, April THOMAS Dated at 919, | pIsTRICT OF |Court of Probate, | > of J | Lebanon, in s | “The Execut {administration onn, From tho Censular Reports. he discovery of very large from 1e middle Celed: s created sifr in mining circles of Netl:erlands Apr him i me in the history of oal outpu: or Alverta in ed that of any other 6,000,000 tons. At 2 oclock in 1he provate Court i {the same is, assigned 1 |the allowante of =aid adminis count with said estate and {Court directs the Executrix to cite {persons interested therein to {s2id time and place, by publisi |Srder in some newspaper havims a cir- culation in said District, and by post- ing a copy on the public signpost the Town of Lebanon, where the |ceased last dwelt ALBERT G. KNEBLA aprisa Judie. -CASTORIA For Infants and Children | In Use For Over 30 Years | awways bears the lgnmu:c of THRERE s no aavertising hi, Eastern Connecticut e \ml to Jetin for bueiness, result gy ) D\H-