Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 31, 1919, Page 14

FAIR TODAY; PARTLY CLOUDY TOMORROW, SHOWERS AT NIGHT FULL ASSOCIATED ' ’ PRESS DESPATCHES W. C. T. U. meeting Monday. 35 Shetucket street. Mrs. Charles Hag- berg to be leader. Make a special ef-| fort to attend FIGHTING “DOC” CLIFFORD L wich Y o'clock arrived in Paris worker, and it was from these Ma-| sthin have nothing ms d. but firm in his determ- |\, \y next to them: he wentiConn, on Mon kes and did all thela m ey were pursdant tioning God, | State discour towns Romance and photoplays ever presented in this city 1o be seen at the Breed theatre to successful w is @ picture you will enjoy and is well Her in a strong dramatic offering “Modern Mle wives and a lounge lizard without & conscience form the character of this finance The pathe news today—1:30, act up so dat de fus’ thing you knews dey begins to get a litfle sympathy foh bein' so mean an’ unpopular.” power are bhoth noble qualities.~ Madame de Stael. Pl Jodudidsd " T What Is Going On Tonight Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at the Auditorium. Motion Pictures at Breed Theatre. Vi vil ictures i 3 2 D-V\::d’;;:elaleu:nd i ! be carried in oue’s pocket unpro- Itecled. ANNOUNCEMENTS | 3 p.m, AT Y. M. C. A. ANNIVERSARY Fighting “Doc” Clifford, of the Fifth nes has heen secured to address aniiversary meeting of the Nor-jone nday evening, June 1st, that was after repeated attemp jene v <2 this s 1s hi in!eti demand all over the ¢ John H. Clifford W it Camp Travis, and when he time saker Regiment of es as a “Y"! ALE Paraffin Replaces OIl. FOR S TO RENT FOR SALE Paraffin for oiling "~ wood-working = tools is preferable to oil or grease. easily applied, and may Six Cents a Line of Six Words. AGENTS make from $2; sccident a Six Ceuts a Lime of Six Cents a Line of Six Words. to $50 wee of Winner _and one pkg. nd " sickness Tnusual bargain. ion and foresight an oin togethe the property at No. 1 ington 'St. ($1,000 down and balance on jeasy terms will buy it), and then live there five years should be able by gradual building lots costs little, two men with v Underwriters, Eigh Auditorium Hotel, . The Pasnik Willimantic, i G Co sell for less. Iy selling the | Ttove lengths . A. Buliard. IC SALE Tear Swan's PUBL White's Yepair Shop, SATURDAY. JUNE T, $400 each), to soon Own the fine home for themselves, free und in full by the sale of the Opportinitie LonADIES — Dresses — capes—coats at ‘three stores. i clear, paid fo. Norwleh, Wil- building lots. come only once in a lifetime. |men in a p o . ! 1 nik Co. Sell for le i proposition asp this oppor-| men—when property is soid and it 1s too late, there will be pienty to say I knew it was th Dbest thing in the city of Novwich, but] raise Beigian har pair and express- booklet and con- Southern Inve {Co. Fort Worth, Texa: ALE—slab wood, $8 per cord:} ., United Food 329 West 45th St, Dept. g v Davis 916 Locomabile & M. C. A. at the Davis theatre|J L ks etiEen ong 19T inder, one 1817 5 Buick truck It is the ! lopgth I'would have bought it m s h and the!Brown, sses — capes—aoats at |l Tive | judgment and bargains in expenses of every kind conuec the transfer of the property. 109 Washington St., | »uilding lots and go through the house; | "'t is open for i Real Estate C oS 3d | TO R and” wio pi We will pay ommittee succeeded in se- |}z & N . Sell for less.” Norwich, Wil i oL 10.C m at your own first sta- Price at auction WHITE'S COURT L O - by the da narples cream 9 S asnik CO. e Willimantic. pper, Brookly pection. Addrs tached to‘the; may rs|steam heat and jan grade used ¢ that he won his title, “Doc of Fifth He was not a very wel | additior the narines had to do with religion—and wish- He was very much| i ossible that sosed 1o do, never met r o eligion A the end of ks he had so won them over < coat and sewed the gy nd insignia on it had adonted him.'stoc and he conside this honor than receiving n vith a st extraordin- ¢ oism it on, which was giv- 4 the result of his hravery inltior Colot Chateau| (1 . 3 X e Cross which fendar prosented to him by Y who witnessed him 1v ac he accomvanied his “hoys" Vi tack., The sight of a civilian op =0 stirved the en I'rench officer and his &ary he was presented’ with the turn to . his Cay « a4 was both wounded cot ery one 1 Marines one itece per ce a not afraid lown their 3 orchestra will occasion. The watre will he opened at and women cor-!ong i S Jw . C. A. Sunday. | Kiowles, the new * department. Ie " " ne most o vy tWo 45 e time gether” will be an in- Brown, after wh nity iscopal churel nch to all in attendance, Industrial Map of New England. The First National Bank of Boston, ts commercial service de- ublished a ited geographica ies and town hich enables one to nece the various in i « also included a care-| ked out (ahle of the industrial; w nged hy states, and the .\ ndustvies in each city and| shown. This will be of great| interost and value to merchants and ufacturers throughout the United — ——— AGE. DAVIS THEATRE Egu he hurd 1o e ‘audeville and- Paramount | tures that are on the bill; on s Jerome and Herbe comedi 1 clever who put | of talk and in- mazing acrobatic stunts Le Poilu| | in a novelty musi- ing, and the other act iz Mabel sinny Dove the Camouflage Pair t md dancing of- Lig hit the past n the charm- | e star is seen in the 3 five- | full of sur- | | | next ac ) ¢ she has a par nd pathos. She Al comedy n and ivolous musi Il town selting naturally | ) f the story o s material Co Melrose the char-} v Miss Dalton, finds o deal with the rural the- he skinflint money lender the 1o« Bean old woman wer home when { vepuys this kind- | s and designs of grasping small \ enemies two reel Comed show. An- 1 ol Keith Vaudeville and gne Clark. in the P mount Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage 0 the urton Holmes yzue and a Lyons and Moran | will be the program for Mon- | BREED THEATRE. of the best programs of 1‘ealurp‘; d is headed Norma Talmadge, in | st select picture “The New his picture has just closed engagement at the tre in New York city, where iizh praise from both the itics and the public. It 141 will also be seen <bands Two rich husbands, two {London, or Tel FOR SALE BlevT cauon f all makes. Phone 1413 bury, Conn. HOUSTON’S NURSERY—Now is the | time to order trees and shrubs; shortage on some va our prices will s cent. by buying direct, for we employ we are exhibitors at all the of Eastern Connectic Write today for| atalogue. J. R. Houston & Sons, Mansfield, Conn, 1] three sto ell for less. plenty to select from in a Che Pasnik Co. Villimantic, P s eties; do not de- | FOR SALI ve you 50 per|timber gear s, 59 Broadw Two-horse team wazon, Single dump car John Dodd, ential and most re- double and sing e Successful Club, and Brattleboro, Vt. The New Haven Maids offer and feeding| ery for women. hg them at three stores, . 0 per cent. on School for Nursery Willimantic. guaranteed Hopkins & nienance and $6 perimonth y Gireater opportunities larze farm. 10- voom house, other buildings good, fruit; The Pasnik New Haven. Conn. . firms and corporations may28d | = —— = H S for saie. W anieison, Conn. suitable for| { church or home: dress Box 44, Bulletin Otfice. TO RENT— Elm St. Inquire 48 Oak St. 2 Main St Inquire Dr. N. {314 Main St. { FOR, RE ottage, private bat ng be: situation, Phone and 5400, Sachem St. Six Cents a Line of Six Words, ive-room lLasement, 11} | e | ind | Their decds weve yet i —One four-room rooms ! hot and The sa lights,; And dyed i {and bafi, four sleeping Toom: ll:uh‘l running water, elect rd’s ot §34-12. o R ooms and b may2ld T-—Furhished rooms for light! keeping, at 44 Union St. TO RENT—From June the finest apartments in tor Bulletin Of TO RENT—Furn keeping at 27 Divi " TO RENT—Rooms with |dr. ed room for board, three minutes’ walk from Marlin-Rockwell’s. s a specialty. 13 Boswell Ave. Jeid STORAGE—_Household goods stored for long or short term; rates reason- able. Fanning Studio, 52 Broadway. School St Tel 1048-3. TO RENT—Furniched rooms rooms for light housekecping. TO RENT Inquire TWO FLATS, 7 and 8 rooms each, with modern improvements; location in city for Rccming House. B A SROSHEYNRCVIRINIERSE Ul Wichinuton;sr). Hiseiis eticalonial New milch cow, & FOR SALE ; A three-fat House with WaAN we pi mn annual income of $300; end | wareron giiest refer FOR SALE Drivin FRANCIS D. DONOHUE Central Eldg ary ladies will serve men in uniform at the M ding Sundav morning (oo A briet address will be WaNg FORSALE—Two I orses; reason, Use I "WanTeEDS to take care o FOR SALE 41 Boswell Avenue ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE PROPERTY _| Hammond land old p muy30TuThS _TOMATO ind « workers, Sanderson Providence James L. Case 37 Shetucket Street . Bulletm OF YOUNG NUFACTURING MOS BOTTLE CO. al the show | AMERICAN TH olworth C ur: o' Thames River Line " STEAMER CAPE COD from anything ever| Whitehall Horses young, sound he broken; i state numbers Transportati COR SALE | WANTED—Colored ir in good running AUCTIONNOTICE Main Street, OR SALE—Seasgned hard wood alll residence 1212.!ern cotta FOR SALE main road Connecticut 86 Clim Puone COR SALE For ix. L Willim can exclian timberiand, Farr . Wiilimantic, Co — © 3 3 = B 3 L g 3 8 g few 1 barn, {8 ESTABLIS (East Lyme).| E. A. PRENTICE. Norwich, fruii FOR SALE i | |l 10 ROOM HOUSE | | H | {1 Pleasantly situated on S 1l Franklin Square, modern l provements, and low price. THOS. H. BECKLEY it to JMER R, PIERSON. - SALE HORS POETRY THE Hss Their rec ITAL WORIZERS. is are not writ in blood and to & aind not to the axis of the 4 Death instead ol h every .dre: vl peril of tha v presnant miscaiel of the a Cr { Calvary they bore 1 of ministr, swained a deeper they swore alleziance ta own blood now colors it Poured ¢ deed. forth tn many ‘a loving The hand that deals the devastating either | sun, or week. 218 Main S Or «irives the eager bayonet to its m, Or_throws a j To v oison gas across the sun, strike a hundred foemen stiff and hat va ant hiand hath helped to place the eal of everl doom on Siavedom's crown, But don't forzet the hand that helped to heal % The wounded hand that Despot down. are not writ in bleod and steel; Their errand was to salve and not to slay: deeds” were wheel— They slanghtered Death instead of human clay. —Walter L. Chinneck. — = i FOR SALE FOR SALE The Residence and Grounds No. 236 smote the Their records The et the axis of the type with 10 rooms and all modern conveniences. Fronts Chelsea Parade If you want a comfortable |and is ABSOLUTELY THE CHOIC- |car to ride in call up JOHN | M. PILLAR, 21 Fanning Ave., | Norwich. Dodge closed serv- lice car. Phone 152-12 EST LOCATION IN' NORWICH. Lot is 233 feet on Washington St. and 226 feet on Williams Strzet. Apply to GILBERT S. RAYMOND, 28 Shetucket St, Norwich i1 FOR SALE A COUNTRY =D TED FOR 2 WOOoL- VALLEY, NG | PRICE LOW IF SOLD AT ONCI. and ADDRESS F. W. SEWARD, PUTNAM, may21d WANTED s WANTED l | A Licensed Assistant i Pharmacist | Address with references Boxz 43 Bulletin Office. WANTED 10} FIVE WOMEN TO IRON, GOOD PAY. % STEADY WORK, new foun rt of Prov od busines: For fu NATHAN W the a big Phone 25-5. Danielson, Conn. TROY STEAM LAUNDRY, 282 FRANKLIN ST, - WANTED The ve desirabl > known as th leste strators or J. C. WITTER & N. General T n tates Reil Woman cook A responsible party can| iree tenement house that COR SALE— Fumishea Seashore Cottages For Sale or Rent at Watch Hill, Weekaraug, Pleasant and along the Rhode “isiand also accessible Scashore Farms. Send forbook let. fFrank W. Coy WESTERLY, pay rent when you can own yo buyers are exceptional 1ing busines: s S. S. care of The Bul FOR SALE oom cottage with all modern| shore; Weisler's' Farm spec Office Salesrooms, enough to f get our Eure- St., Daaiclson, Ct. le Grain Co. Phone| ~ Antique furniture., miv 100x140; price.$2,600. Franklin st D ——— MODERN RESIDENCE || 40 MAPLE GROVE AVE. FOR SALE xceptionally A. V. COVEL |7 waNTED G ide Silk Mill. cein winding. d FOR SALE 'ED—In a zood location, a fur- House has wood floors Ruud water features. den tion of city placement from, ARCHA W. COIT Highest Grade Properties Telephone 1334 Business Blocks, Suilding Lo your pro- | | perty if you care to seli or rent, as 1 |have a numiber of peonle looking for real estate investments. WILLIAM F. HILL Real kalatc umd Insurance, £ GROUND LIMESTONE instantaneous MULE SPINNERS wanted; E steady work. Enough land for nice gar- Moosup Mills. For sale by | THE PECK-McWILLIAMS CO. Central Wharf, Norwich, Conn. to wash; clean w We will loan LIBERTY BONDS, or if you sell we will buy them and pay you | No waiting. ere are any 63 Broadway Don’t matter We pay up o § your Bonds. drama of high iety and hgih will complete the As usual there will be four shows Extort Sympathy. acre: “Some folks,” said Uncle Eben, *kin Daily Thought. Innocence in genius and eaodor in THE COLLATERAL LOAN cCO. Established 47 Yeears. 154 Water Street, Norwich, Conn. " mail. We buy dia- s COLLATERAL LOAN €O, auto truck. BUYS IT ALL 8:15. Seven room house buildings 5 HOWARD B. FOSTER Expert Mechanical Engineer fine stable, wood pipes 15c; Bonita Ma- £ood line of pipes an's Smoke Shop, Drawings Furnished for any Machine lI1f you wish your plant to run every plat stra thrift) well and cold; short walk to car line, in Norwich the other fellow gets Archa W. Coit Highest Grade Properties Telephone 1334 Deugyied We will Loan ‘or Highest Cash prices for Diamonds in any" Shape. fashion or modern. THE COLLATERAL LOAN cCO.° 154 Little Water St, Norwich, Conn. Flowers and Trees MAPLEWOOD NURSERY CO. T. H PEABODY day call on me 44 SHETUCKET STREET GEER The Piano Tuner 122 Prospect St. Phone 511 Phone 986 ertising medium in equal to The Bul- before the p 63 Broadway medium better than through the ad- vertising columns of Tae Bulletin, tern Connecticut Willi nd Oneco st , inquire of JOHN A. MORAN, Real Estate Broker, 5 FOR SA ine corner located on southeast very|=— may3ad ¥ranklin Square. arage, walks and fine lot Price very t once For full pa inq Franklin Squarc, FOR SALE CRESCENT BEACH, JOHN A, MORAN, lots | Real Estate Broker, 1se. | And_ what do the owner asks for tais o, part casi. il you place as from Wil end for one. 11 West Hroad St the chooi Ail littie WILLIAM A. WILCOX FARM SPECIALIS Rooms 1 and Westerly, R. I Telcphome 2365, ~ - i i LIBERTY BONDS Installment Cards and Books CASH PAID FOR W. S. S. OFFICE AT BISHOP'S STUDIO 248 Main St. Franklin Sq. Norwich rk women, spinners, HIGHEST PRICES I PAID POR SECOND JIANE FURNITURE BY A, BRUCKNER, N ST, LGST AWND FOUND RA Al | LOST_Lady's hat Th morning at N e return to La »mpin, ito plate i ke and No fiernoon, four-les _chin tmen office a may28d v the bo k de- and ting and in iieu i, or elied new book