Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 17, 1921, Page 9

A Bulletin Want Advertisement Will Get It A Bulletin Want Advertisement Wil Get kt| 'A“lw - A Bulletin Want Advertisement Will Get It il cobng ity ? ou are ambitious to and have a eom-hr‘n I&slr‘h'lln- We Gan Drepare 3ou in & short time asing 313 10§55 wekly r, care Bulletin. J‘lfl’olmuhl X experienced ; If you hive 2 seiling aoiirty ang would E & into Jnto business for ynl.r:ll. we e lle: .wnl“ drop nb[:zt: My ¥ In %ad ctal experience finan ite_Box 219, Bulletin. iea nnn—mumut by reliable ~of expefience in cle: and office s adress Box 33, Bulletin Co., City. 'n D—Salesmen; new chémiecal, large Dl’flflfi. nm-ve‘..hlm u.mu Hartford Wardrobe Co., ord, Con feb15d 'n"fll—cunneellw:n mn_m&g;} fequires local agents. with cars, facto salex .l‘:llmoi(ll Jack ah Connecticut iowns ; llberl.l com- Apply today, Tuesday, Feb. 15, Cldb, lnkeho\l, nnu 5 a ) Thursday, 3 to % m., at xloo\m- Hom “llllmlnll& o ;h‘ for C. 8. Chi '.\!TID—-Heglllered .n!mm phu— ui ith experi- 00 relerciicas re- care Bulletin. 'WANTED | mmuofbvylwhone to get up in the morn- ing and earn some money cafryitig papers. Frequently #hete are good routes. Get|> pames on file and be mhr e first vacancy. Call at the Bulletin Office. FUNERAL DIRECTORS mel Directors and Embalmers 322 Main Street Chamber of Commerce Buil Phone 233-2 ing” Lady Assistant Funeral Director ano Embalmer HOURIGAN BROS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Norwich and Jewett City The Henry Allen & Son Co. 88 MAIN STREET FUNERAL DIRECTORS « AND EMBALMERS Lady Assistant Telephone 410-2 DAY OR NIGHT Shea & Burke Funeral Directors 41 Main Street R AR R T ARCHITECTS CUDWORTH & THOMPSON ARCHITECTS Thayer Building, Norwich, Comn. AUTOS TO HIBE m-u.u lnLAu Thzl, 209 Main R Brown. séplid T AXISsERVICE "Ahonymphonehinp & Taxi to your home.” . The T. J. Shahan Co. Phene 8212, Day or Night e BOWLING ALLEYS BOWLING AND BILLIARDS AT THE AETNA BOWLING ALLEYS MAJESTIC BUILDING et RESTAURANTS all | ary expected. y re— help !or 1:"1!- ¢ have OiiclalDoliar day eg; same low prices all around. asnik Co. sell Tor' loas: hb w T Tellabl AN p—(;ud iable fi’“‘ write John Leohard for general houséwo! Mk no wu'llnll.’bm of Wi s WANTED — At once, an galeawpman for Women's coats, dresses ; 8al; a Law- rebiga" | nanuo, 803 wuv. the best faci febi6d ~WANTED—Cos se!enl second B Lewis, Norwich, .;m teblsd with othet maid; Tnquire Bullstin’ Oftee. WA]ITID—Experlme‘ family, to work waged __febl sc‘l"' ber wagon. H. 615-14. CLERK-TYPISTS (men, wom 17) for government department onth ; previous experi For tres partioulars 891 Hqui the un \uuur‘ reunub L fi h‘M A Ne your nsed tura turs, -wm lh-nd -mxmynmblv:-o 3 good & perthanent v ilities for i | sition. ‘The Boston smn Amnm Ihvp. un. .m(a. uxghm cash p Jouis . Ward, 3t A»l.v “\!ulleun wufl‘ln—-l.tfl-h-fl B M s ki iy wnfl‘mMond nmnz -u-lmhl [ Beard & Son. I’II nu—m -e‘ml hand Franklin § 8t ience uni 3 o o, Bldg. u‘{f’" coal eombination other household w‘ ouler town. will ssll af great 268 West upstairs, Shring St, trom § to & pome ?ecn used, cheap. stove: & hotel i 1¢ hh 'ld B. m:u: er, never | for Business in Central Avenue. For wn?h Newton, Plainfield, (i: mfl‘m‘ ¥OR BALE_Two brama new gas and Cliff Street, Telephone 683-3. lfllu i I movln people u: Advertisement Will Sell It| ~ Advertisement Will Sell It |, e FOR SALE 2 Tendment Houss, in good location afticuldrs, see A. V. GOVELLO, 198 " FOREIGN AGENCY aln; 02| Sells Koreign Money Orders and Steamship ‘Lickets for all parts of the FOR SBALM—Ope National cas) tez. nnu class ition. leu L s world, Packuges of all kinds delivered \n n.|l pnru ot Elu'opu. Keal Estate and "'m h substantial bulldi ite _house of lAni. Hear other "'fl‘. Mason, Sebid Owner: D‘ Yan m‘XlA h.mnr. Inlulu =h‘lloun oflu febild WANTED Young Lady, exi nced Bookkeeper, in manufacturing office. Must have experience. State references and sal- Reply in own hand Write Box 15, tare Bullatin.| — in ttage o0 ‘Write Box sduia, mlu ‘clgar fo! co mq‘ R un.mllnnn mpel e b12d 'umn Taxor Dladés than &ew; ’l.l writing, and. get all doll Hairdresser, 237 Main St LOST ANV POURD ,08T—On Main St, Stunday morning, a Haen plus soarf, Finder please e Foturs to 15 Main St. W. Lumis. ~ LOST-—Tuesday affernbon, It Norwien, tiere ranklin § | WHEN your faem WANTED—Tenement of desirabie 8c, two for 15¢, seven for. émoking tobacco and Slag smoTiy lovue- | goo Fagau's Smoke h. Kirby, ¥ UHE ON, GIRLS! utl i o 1 Main St Hmfld Bruckner: I\orwmh. Conm Farm Agelicy, anielson, Cofifr. Phone l’ l bull caives dropped, ull calves dropj weeks, which was X out of them "t once from 340 to § S rom A. R. O: dams “best knnw of. HJ! 12 nearest dams a six Tocality; foams ot twe 32, care B n{um r Be, Plhnlo clgar 0c, Gold SDOt oclgar oe, some Shop. S~ e i hana, '.hl. "14. !‘;‘Afi{(’ ‘I‘;fl. 0(‘“ tl!r ll t%.“ sire of thess cal aord ln breeding, i Viduals, “eolor 1o suit flea(efl! blood lis wm'ld is )'0“1‘ oppo! ‘5 anfier. ‘0 l’eel.l ;;‘J i 2!‘;3212“. CR'I(I‘I! ] loosup 1. h L R St | “¥om sare—spienaid s = | regitered Holstein bLul] is for saie, Wel o Aain Bl CHIt of Park St oF mefi t- (ho Fariets-of ton Store, purse containing b ety o Bulletin Ofhee. " Rewdta. TA Brown ] ))Iun‘o Hotify Mrs. 'l‘mney. 7 Brens t, and receive mu el 88." " feb1sd | ti l.osr—-mnck ahg tan Toxhound cnu-r on Wwith Colt Reil ‘iz rmmw-i. “?‘0‘ aer | S5 jon. Yantic, Coni, answers to Hame of Bén. —m‘—&:— FOR SALE—fiorses FOR BALE—28 nead of hotses. some green, so d hand, weighing from 150 'to 154n B Fite Jonnson, Tel. Momp 27:21: gath BALE—_Tarm _chunks; een m.n -nu West Main. L. Strom: _jand! BABN HOMIS Telephone 5 R 13: THE FOLLOW! Watches, Diamonds. Revolvers, Guns, etc: 68 Frankiia Sk, —_— horses—some of all nm— m , PRkt diknoss Of right _away “u‘ Foom mr uml‘s !uw toafrive hb This i o eor he - et Tor and prices lo' these: m.nzk B PIERSON. Tet. 53s-3. BUILI " eBuEONE & LA EOBLracioS, erete uhu cement. bi unything extra. 15 413-5._ Call beiween from '5.30 o 9 p. 1ebsd DENTISTS g — e DR. ALFRED RICHARDS DENTIST Office Heuiz: 9-12 a. mi=-1.30 6 b B. . Wed. 2nd Sat. Evenings -8 Koo 3¢5 Thayé: Building 1. 299 Residence tel 12:. DR. €. R. CHAMBERLAIN JDENTAL SURGEON M Grory Building Norwich, Conn. STETSON NOTICE DR. SINAY Has MOVED New Office in the THAYER BUILDING Room 207 Best work and mi Telephohe ‘e guarantee to sell 304 day! jniee laced & T afgaine. ately your m—u‘}7 acreage, price and lved- KIRMAN'S FARM AGENCY, Beuth Suitudts, M 1. havé expired and dre for sale &t THE LIBERAL EOAN CO:: Ticket Nos. 860 to_ 1200, cofi [ iy p. m FEMENT - FCR EVERYBODY. THE PE‘.CK—McWfi.LlAMS CO. WIU_IAM C YOUNG Successor to CARPENTER and BUILDER grices, by skilled lasor. HOTELS thonths old pure bréd three-quarters white, e farm Within | and hab New Englani: benm(uLy mar] dsoiie shaped for' busiiiess. | lelson 182-13; Write immedi- ynl xuu—m in Fvankii, Conn., state feb HWS SALE—Owing io the number ot & my “mx““' lom; yo e ] 0 Toe, of utter u nnfl over 00 be, uoi 000 ) it Gord to.tha Ciruation Stosk ! uni, 3l Shey, Vl?lage, Conll Tcl monm- old cal stei bl calr ked Henty W& have | Weaver, Church St.. Brooklyn. Tel. Dan- tebi7a RMIG 280 Fr-nklm Blnn. N';::‘eh, c'.‘-.‘». on rooms, 132 | Phens 784-5 farms. |A Bullstin For Sale FOR SALE—Automoblies FOR SALE—1916 Dodge touring car fn ood ‘condition and running ordut; 3 fun ax $es0. Mrite box Conn., ‘t¢lephon s e v;u.-n n;rl. FOM SALE—One 1)uen lui Lruck, used less than three momhs; reason fof u%n. owner changing business. nlx:u ¥OR NALE—Used truck, one 1oty Ford Ford ton 4 practically new urfl sonable price. Hudson- re uu‘u:m, Krnest White, ym Tel. 17 el | “wom tor f_—-——-—.‘ BUYS THIS HOME n&mnnns VALUE with two ac (nd Abundnnn -G # fi' jo0d home P i 1,7! each, Tell wah’n' aug:tlr‘fitga approximate prise you u p-y and we should be ARCHA W. COIT Mighest Grade Properties Telepnone 1334 €3 Broadway $1,500 WILL BUY AN 80:ACRE FARM, 7 ROOM COTTAGE HOUSE IN FIRST- u FOR SALE—An Lhglis] setter, old, partly broken, price Bok 42 Danielson, Conn. _ f Lan Verdason Ave, Narwich Tow jangsa . from trolléy lite. Iriquire of A. A. sii_Market. ING PLEDGES year 20, tobiPtuThe ALE—Small fafin, 18 acres of wood enough for yQUr OWR use. Ofi Ben- ett, Jewel City, Conn., Box nl’( of feblbd CLASS CONDITION, NEW BArN 2428, LAND IN A HIGH STATE OF FERTILITY — ABUNDANCE OF WO00B;, PLENTY OF FRUIT. {4 one file| MILE TO VILLAGE. POST OFFIGE, | STORES, BCHOOLS. A RARE BARGAIN FOR weld, Conn. ¥OR BALE—_Five atr ‘ofié-half mile from Oecum, cultivation, desirablé loeatiei ing. Tel 17-12 Lebanen. FOR BALE—B.ckeyé 1 bfooder stoves. kilwood Canterbury, Cofii, | FOR sAu.—lz réasohabie | Guelielin ruin, i ¥OR BALE—Hay, Jobh Potier, i 1eb128’ ting 61 5111 Jewelry, Silverware, opp. Bulistin s, DING be seer N Wauweeus T, it ing R ik SRt 3?‘ rolok SAL Platt + e w3 B sl e T ens, yulke from uelivy Town., For partic {lh\n‘i‘nuns 112145, illimantic, 100 actes of land, roorn and irein neve 00K it ov! Phone 81 springs. febizd ris-| A BINCERE FARM BUYER, ubators ahd ewloh, Agent, £eb15WS Tebiia ALE—A very dedlrable five- m esttage, With oié dore ol tine gur hery, keep 200 chick fruits and nnk Wutexv liye minutes’ Norwich Pnk BAI..TM’ dmry, Truit and pflul- try farm in_Fratkiiy, oh state road, six s irom Norwich and nifie miles from spring uler m every Xleld 26-room house, bath- furmce, ot wnd coid” waice | Come_and \N, LA Smith, Ylnllc R. D. SEND FCii MY LATEGT FARM BULLETIN, (CHOIGE OF 400) Wiliiam A. Wilcox FARM SPECIALIST 41 WEST BROAD STREET ROOMS 1 AND 2 WESTERLY; R. L $85 Buys An Upright Plano IN GOOD CONDITION. $2000 DOWN—$200 WEEKLY ¢ The Thlking Machine Shop Fo3 FRANKL!N SQUARE ¥ARM FOR SALE IN FRANKLIN KNOWN AS THE FELIX GARCEAU edein. Klns 48 Water St. state nigh be‘-l i Eeade” 400 for both, “Agenw Dinielson, Cohni. TOR SALEST 060 books at 25 cents _ . febioa ¥o# SALE—7TW#o six-room cottages on between Dayville and At- Joseph Bodo, FAKM, ON BLUE HILL, Tm! farm is Jocated oi. Blue Hill, Iy m F consists of ubvlit 8y scies of land, farm- house of 11 rooms, will 1 atuc that can easily bé Made inLo iWo more rooms, UWo largeqburss, an- butbulidi 2 for milk, Vegelables 1 " MAGIC brooders, best make. Write fof €. Hewltt Co., Uncasville, Ct. umn‘xue bEALed IIAY Witolf tottub lellml sent postpaid on receipt of §1. J. L I!llna mek Co‘ ‘Wotcester, N.uli Jan2éd wmill uipment. nly Arr Lsgly; ts?f 2 Phone 5 nm for sale. Write for bunc\ Rhécmel Farm Ageney, mmetwn. & YOUNG aterials at Fight 50 West Main St. fHE BULLETIN to éall o Thé Plaul 136 li‘! AMEBICAN Prop. mected. Pione. DEL-HOFF. HOT \nyu Bros., 23-28 Broadway " DR D.J COYLE DENTIST 203 Maia St., Nerwich, Conn. Uffice Hours: 8—12, 1:30—5, $:36—3 Telephons Paul A. Schwariz, D. M. D. DENTIST Somers Block. On the Square Telephone 774 PLUMBING AN HN _Breed Building. RoBERT J. AN The very workmen ot 1 anteed; also heatin FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED e D e T o7 West FOR SALE—Grain buyers, your atten. tion 1 invited to prices on gram for cash days of sule, none charged: Union grain ! $280, Pilisbury's bran 1175 38 per ceat. cotsonsecd $2.15, Corn’ or crmek §1.65, oid process lineced §2:48; no stain of auy kind charged after Feb. 14, 1921 A. I Race, North Franklin, Ct. febidd SUST w-umn l.m .9‘“ good flour, e before buying. G reasert Gnln(a. Tek. 326-5. JOHN Breed Bldg: TuUCBE, D, Mortisses: FisL class Garage Service voms Shetucket Street Props. TN SRS cn'( EACTORS—3OBEERS, B g and Heating. PLUBSIAG, ULATING Washing(on Sqmare ruw\s m. he ifi JOMN F. TOI CONTRACTORS—JOBBERS, Plumbing and Hedtifg, T. F. BURNS Heating and 91 FRANKLIN STREET o Vi EL £ N FOR SALE No. 16 Laurel Hil Avenue, 12- room house with modern im- provements. 827157. De- lightfully situated, five minutes’ walk from Franklin Square. Owner leaving, town, and will sell at a very Yow price. THOS. H. BECKLEY 278 MAIN STREET PHONES D GASFITTING LUM, Phogs. COCHNANE, D MILL SUPPLIES. by expert Yul'lf‘ 8 an na [ty AME LeNofmand's famous lzle- Vll- t e "y' .\}?: about To Hcres of pasiire, aive = aders are_advised -Cadden Company, Main St., when in need of a piaho boid T 7T e Plas. { poses. ‘he tarm is road from wezrali to ankiin, & quarter of a mile from lie s ie iead fiom Nor- wich to Wilimmasitic. 'Aners are avout 100 atres of first fute e and gruss iand, Also- about 18 weres b woodiund, (rom wiigh bver 1,000 cords of ineichuntable cord wood may be easily cul, and for which there is” a nearvy marxet a2 e orchard of 400 The’ tarm hue o grand and picturesque view of miles of surroundig cowntry, is eight miles from Norwich, three muiles irom the village of Fitchvilte and Yanue, wila easy hauling to market and rairoad. Place i weil watered, - huving never ailmg _ brook, springs and iwo welis. Pluce Wil keep 100 head of eattle and cuj over ¥s tons of For turther Informgtion, FELIX GAKCEAU, he D to WILLIAM p. SHIELDS, way, Norwich, ‘Conn, apply tn mises, uroad- Jan27 BOOKBINDING GCHURGHES ANB|Z et (io Truex lied 1 u.- nmn, and )eb tier ge TO REND. TO RENT—Tefiement, ahl provements, at 8 Unien St l‘bl' lars, Phone 1495. 10 RENT—Thres ro rooma, s gether, furnished “z L Leoping. auble for | or eall 31 1O xm\'r-—su.cxau- tore at 258 Main St, Putnam, suitable for aWite doocessories, dry guods, lurhiture or. -uen lines ; »hn- did - tocudion, 5& B. Haskell, t“‘m' Coi : Tel. lol IL)(T—Funr~mm tonement, with wiy decora nquire A Vi Lovclln. ey e st 'nL 83-3. febl RENT—Store_In Ca Cadills M}rk(_l St. Phone 605, Prlm- le'tl.- ldg., B Miss Kelley. TO RENT — Furnished roéms; al fooms for light housekeeping. App! 108 "School St~ Phone 10465, H’Ka FOR RENT — Five-foom _ ten modern improvements, 152 Wen ement, 5L Inquire of George Greenbersy ‘:ie{'. e e e TR0 'Fo Rzk‘l Furnished roottis. 3 phone 2’ Janta o BENTLight ey e STORAGE—Houaens) tor iong cr .n“t i baé‘! sble. Fanning Studie, ‘hdwar decsa FOR RENT Bix-toom Modern Aphriment, $25 pot onth. For full particulars, inquire of JONIN A, MORAN, Real Estate Broker, ¥ranklin Sqaare. febsa AUCTIONS JAMES H. HYDE ......u... Actionser AUCTION I will sell for Mr- Ernest Beauregard, at the farm formerly known as the Du- quette place, ohe-fourth mile east iOccum Troliey Station, near Versailles Postoilice, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 3, 1021, Sale to commence &% 10 & ., one black mafe (welght about 1609 pounds, sound, Kind and an extra worker), 1 biack horse (weight about 1300 pounds, a d all- aroum\ work r and drhenr(. 1 Jersey cow A %alve Slaren 15tn). & o {Rhay, 7 or 8 tons stock hay, 1 harrows, 1 mower, 3 cultivators, rake, good two-horse bob led, Exlipse | corn planter, fodder cutter, cider press, | teamn “wagon. dump cart, one-horwe lem- | ver wagon, 2 bugg cxpress wagon, {pair tedm harness, single barness, { Fatrhanks & Yiorse gas engine (Indndm' wood sawing outfit, § nnmpowu. Tot Jee toota (ios plow, plkes, tongs, 00 feet tope, tackle blocks end rope), farm tools (scythes, forks, rakes, hoes, shovels, chahs, whitfle(ress and ovenérs), Inrge ettle ‘and. an_assortment of articles too numerous to menion. s cash. 1T very! stormy, sall lu;r \;nl day. ebld —_— BOOKBINDER JOSEPH BRADFORD 108 Broadway Blank Books Made and Ruled to Ordu PIANO TUNERS FREDERICK T. BUNCE The Piano Tuner R v FOR SALE Best qu:l'ly, seasoned hard 12.00 pe: ®Kindlings BLUM, -t Fhe HARRY B. FORD PHONE 792 [ FOR, SALE musio HELEN L. PERKINS TEACHER OF SINGING Telephone 552-2 -83 UNCAS STREET |, e e Cris ST REXE mu.n ERNEST & BULLARD Teacher of the 80 5 St. W 3 eryt] given to mo AL and iong ing. Phone 1926, Nrrooxixe 'nvcxnln AND MOVING—M. rot. hone 779 or 1784, ork every week. LYN, “{len s we anywi pecial o foving Dellers aRd M P ——— ey chinery. ' Phone 367-3. FARM HOME, 30 ares, convenient catlon, near station and neighbo: Tnga, e land, wood, frult, trout strenis, ,"wood, fruit, $1,650, part cash. TRYONS' AGENCY, ‘Willimaatic, Cona, Inlnh.wt Jandd Gistafice Sate trutica A. Biegel. sugdd Vielie ...‘}“ = Phone 127-4 preesing. Blise Place 1 Have a Few Outfits to Lend. R T L €17-1 e e S LAMBERT 0 oam-. lun WOVIRE !fll ___._.L._.___ t"“.‘.,r...... RN e Far 138 xtl Main %L Pho &fiine CICARS Wlhuhmc Clgar sare $70 per thousand. CONANT, 11 Frasklia Bt TOBACCO AT WHOLESALE IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS Shetucket. ne 7932. DIHLIE‘ Ret St DISTANCE MOV ARTLEY mfim m..huno PIANG AND FURNITURE MOVINOG TEAMING AND TRUCKING done very pnm}:'lly and at reasonable ARTHUR H. IATHRDF Street NURSERY movink; tong dista ., John H it FRANCIS . DONOHUE, Central Bldg, Phone. woed reen wood $‘|| 00 per chestnut wood, delivered to all parts of the city, Nerwieh. PROPERTY FOR SALE Modern §-reom Cotta, Laurel R-Il section. one 176 men Prive on req John R. Bowman 116-118 West Main St. Established for Half a Century cminoPopisz is the time to T RO SAME A: D r 242 MAIN ¥ LUNCH. tebld A. G. THOMPSON, T. 5. g"m g:fl (prot AUTO WASHING Gon"Bhone Nnmndhlwymurw m ll.m.lldl cm-a.m = ™| pastara X 366- no aavertising medium in o2 gqual t Tho Buller | columas JAMES L. CASE tost yur i Sism "' Snn WHEN YOU WANT to pnt before the public, there e ———— bu\od in oo $8,500. Ask us about 12:reom modern house —easily converted into two apart family house on ¥arner lot, Prici situated on West Side. 40 Shetucket Stredt " 0 shedr- Phone 838-2 22 Clairemont Ava GEER THE PIANO TUNER ( 122 Prospect St. Phone 511 INSUBANCE J. L LATHROP &/ SONS 28 Shetucket Sf i £x%| INSURANCE OF ALLKINDS , LEGAL NoTICE AT A COURT OF P at Norwich, within and Norwich, on \he T6th day of D. 1921. OBATE HELD or S District of ‘ebruary, A. ‘Ondered, That the A D noon, at | 23d d 1521, at 10 ncloek m mz !olv:~ the Probate Court nrm. & of Norwich, n said i the same is, appointed for hearing mg sarae, and the said Executors are direct to give notiee thereof by publishin order cJce.in some newspaper hay ast tires hearing, 3o, “} YLING, Judge. oo The ahme o8 TorCEoing Js a'true copy fi.‘t 2%+ HELEN M. DRESCH(!-;‘IL NOTICE! The Board of Relief of the Town of Norwich, Conn., will meet in the: City Hall \Building in said Towa, each day, Sun 'S eXCi from February lst to February zlst, from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. to listen to appeal from the dolngs of the Assessors, and to trans- act any other business proper to bc done at said meet: Dated at Norwich, Conn., January 18th, 1921, FRED G. PROTHERO, JAMES C. FITZPATRICK, FELIX B. MeMAHON, Board of Rellef. E——— IHERE ia 20 sdvirtislng medium St e mu COAL AND WoOD COAL; seasoned wood und kindli; large or small guantities. Phone 13%6-2. R. Bhapiro, Willow St., forme riee Lane. decind DANCING N. H. LEVY, Instructor, 0dd Fellows' Hali, Norwich. Private lessons daily. Phone 1708 or 1996. asses Monday and Thursday, § p. m. Big Reduction IN Prices ON SHINGLES. FLOORING AND SHEATHING PHONE 24 THE EDWARD CHAPPELL CO. Ladies, Attention BUY YOUR CLOTH FOR CLOAKING. AND MEN'S SUITINGS DIREGT! FROM THE MILL AT MILL PRICES, AND BAVE MONEY. THE BEAU- TIFUL SEASON'S SHADES IN SUEDE, VE\.OUR, AND MEN'S FANCY SUITINGS. SAMPLES ON REQUEST. CAREFARE PAID. GLEN WOOLEN MILL3, WIGHTMAN'S SWITCH, NORWICH TOWN. l'h. (] l.-u Hema ol | Pl T M| OVERHAULING OF ALL KINDS Automobiles, Carriages, Wagons, |- Trucks and Carts Mechanical Repairs, Painting, Trime ming, Upholstering Weed Werk. Blacksmithing in all its branches Scott & Clark Corp. 507, TO 515 NORTH MAIN STREET ANNOUNCEMENTS GIRL BCOUT FIELD SEORETAN! TO SPHAK IN Nomwion ‘Woren® ot the olty and the publie ™ genefil, whe hive been Invited to & meet- ing Felday evening at 8 o'cleck in_the Wauregan housé pariors will recelve from Mis$ Atice Sandiford bf Poston, field sec- retary, who ie to bR 4he speaker. Miss Bandiford has been invited to te the ¢ty by those who are ihe m—um\ to see the Girl Scowts developed and an exteneion of interest in A Bulletin Want ; Advertisement Will Get It , What Is Going On Tonight Motion Pictures ai Lresd Thetre ‘"r‘-un Motion Plctures at Davis The Norwieh Statlonary Engineers’ Associs- iy eets 18 Carpenters’ Hall la-uv, No. 430, B..P. 0. E, mesta HalL ‘ceumseh emorial. Ietor e. No. 4, 1. 0. 0. F, M. U, meets in Pythian Hal Gemania Lodge, No. 11, 0. D. H. 8, meets in Germanls iHal United Lenten Service at Christ Epis- i = D REPAR, WORK 3 duction_with ttie story la fornia Redwoods, is oo theatre today. role of Big Jim C'Xane, boss of & iuem- berjack gang camp. The story, wh by Julius G. Furthman, tells what pened to Big Jim and the giri he, when he “got in wrong” Wit For the sheriff Imppened to with the gird, t00, and he was WM that a sherfl ghould be. is maid 1 be notable for the its perting. Trees grog 200 feet the Redwoods and to puths is lke walking in the paves great cathedrals. Clyde de Vinma reeponsible for the photography. Paing Mr. Russell are Hileen very attractive actress. For ¢ sceond feature: Shirley Mason will seen lu “Girl of My Heart” M doutafl if\ Miss Mason has ever been #een in a Jnore cha role than in ks temtufe. “Girl of My Heart" conjaings tremyndous heart iz? the be net H g X? N L A sxf Reld portrays two entirely types of then, ohe the hero and thé other a sdheming and villanious erook, Tl Seouts mccomplishéd In this it is the expeBation that the or- #ahization of Girl 8cout couticll may be onie of the owtcemes of this meeting. e, Patlen Lhcture Fev, ‘The tru public lecture to be nun at the Comumiwhity house of Churdh street o8 ul White Cross woun- and he puts them both over o perfec- tom. A aetightful love romance adds muech fo the interest of the story. Mhtgnret Usords 18 the printipal figure in $up- port of the f, and others in the =t dre Clatencs Gedurt, J. Bhea Hain~s, Oarmen Phillifé, Ouy Olivet and Fannie MidRely. Tom Geraghe ty wroté the scenario end Jamed Oruse directed. When Bthel Clayton, the beautitul P amount star, was oalled upon ™ 80 ot | Apache dance in het latest picturs, “A vefnments, the ow it 18 to be The first evening’s play I the peol toutnament of the members of Washing- ton coutiell, Jr. 0. U. A. M., proved very close. eTam No. 8, éaptained by Chaties Patterson, won by 13 points. The indi vidual Beores fellow : Team No. 1—James Rollins (capt) 21, Gabe McGaw 38, son leATR total 108, Toain No. s-A. W. Besbe 30, Revat Rathbun 33, Chaites Patterson (eapt.) 25, Bamuel Carson 32; team total 120. The next play IA the tournament will #e held on the tables ik the Mechanies’ | ness.” bullding in Front street. Mrs. M. H. Leighton of Cfihfl s town to attend the funeral of her brother, James Latham. The members of the Reading club will tee | be entertained this (Thursday) afterneon by Mrs, William Smith. The cottage prayer meeting of _the members of the Methodist chureh will be held this (Thureday) evening &t the home of Mrs. Willlam Holaday. The Siiver Link sotiety met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Daniel McQuarrie. The ‘William Plumstead has left I.h. village to work in New Ha Deacon John Suv church and thelr wives to a dinner at his home Wednesday evenin Capt. Themas Peterson has freturned after a week’s visit In New York. i i Cos Cob—Harold W. Allen, former sheriff for Greenwich. who re- who retired from ‘service last December, is succeeded by James E. Fair of New. town. For Coughs and Colds Use reach destination b " oo and eatished. Greute Iont serviee througheut. Leave New London cept Sunday, 11:00 p roomes ready at 7:00 p.owm. THE NEW ENGLAND STEAMSHIP COMPANY GUAKANTEED POR FOUR R MONEY BACK. UBKIDE AND PANCO SOLES. FLEXIBLE AND WATERFROOR, GOODYEAR nnor REPAIRING CO. 86 FEANKLIN ST. ) WINO DI PALMA, ONTHE: Olty Sparrow,” which is the second fea ture, the aciress frankly admitted #he had never danced “L'Apache” et lite. 8o Direstor Wood commissioned Theodore Komoft, the famous dancet, to Instruct Miss Clayton with the resukt that Bet dancing is one of the owatanding features of the picture. The supporting @mpany headed by Clyde Fllimore is Sxocileat. The third feature s reisue of the greatest comedy Chaplin ever mmde, “Shoulder which holds the record for the ot times it hus been repeuted in various @i, This comedy iz the greaiun nughgetter ever made. it P Davis Theatre, Thete 18 no star in “Midsummer Mad- Whe featurs pidtare at the Davis theatre, Sunday, Monday and Tuesiny, bt e leding roles are payed by fout fiim favorites who are considered of sar ‘enlber. Jack Holt Wil be remembered for such pictures as “The Womma Thou Gavem Me,” “HBid by the Eenemy” and Bthel Clayton's “Crooked Streets” amd “Sins He is & fine, upstand! um ‘Wiison, leading women for Brrant Washburn in seversl comedies and for Whitare Reid in “What's Your Huv" has the role of the erring wife in - mmener Madness” She is a bewitching beauty from sunny Alabame. Lin Ine, the dark-eyed favorite who scored s emghationily in “Male and Fe- tmle” and “The Prince Chap” is ak w in the cast. as is Conrad Nagel, wim, deserted the Broadwny stage to play e hero in the dicturization of Chamber® “The Fighting Chanee,” cast in_ his fortunes with the mereen “MMuumirkn + Madness.” produced by William De MiNle from Cosmo HamiRon's nevel, Is declared to be one of the ome standing pictures of the current seas e It is a Paramount (m the same programme will be shewn [ funny comedy entitied ‘Dot wm This is a Muck Sennett produs- tion. An interesting and instructive Paramount Magazine makes uwp the ro malnder of the programeme. ——e At The Strand. Dramatic suspense, alluring resmnes and red-biooded action fo sat the pfies throbbing and tog at the heart stringe made for “Hush, photo-drama, which comes to the Strand theatre today. Add to these a wealth ot sotaic investiture and iaviehness such as ductions and the Incomparable historte abifity of Miss Young, and you have ail the elements hat €0 to miake the supee Angeles Who were given a Peep at the picture unqualifiedty swd unanimously prockim this to be Mise Yount's greatest soreen achievement. whe written by Sada Cowan and ls a fasciniting story of Amerion rommnce. Verw is the wife of Jack San- ford, an adoring lover who has not per- mRted the convention of matrimony to Jeesen hia unbounded affection for her. and has pow Lasky niversary Vera seemss troubled Jack im. portunes her to tell him what it is and uw»rlnxlr assures her that no mafter what might have happenal hefore thelr martiage nothing couid damwlen his a dof. And @hen she confesmes that there had been mnother man. “Anything but that 1 couM forgive,” he tells her. And from that moment on things oowur which mmke this one of the most Inteasely dea- matic and absorbing film sories over Pprodused - You ask: “In the end is there a reo- iation?" Tt wowld @psil the ply ™ reveal more of lts piot. Miss Youang has chdeared hermif to her tions, mast rectat of whics of Youth,” “Ti:e Forbidden Womnr" “The Soul of Rafacl” She has added ttecing g to ber Aladem of et Frank Gilendon, Kuthryn Pratt. Bertram Grasshy, Gerard er. ‘Beatrite Le Plante and John Under- hil. For days after 1 | pend an their own exe | the pareat birds give them no No.(.):c; Neéd Cuticura Before He more care.