Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 8, 1921, Page 11

; A Bulletiz Want 4y ; though, for the purpose of attracting ate terpris Advestisement Will Get it WILL MAKE MOCASSINS IN BARROWS' STORE WINDOW Today (Friday) and Saturday the péo- ple of Narwich will have an opportunity of witnessing the manufaeture of moeas- sins_after the ancient manner of the American aborigines as Kenneth Mo~ Quinn, a Mic-Mac Indian Scotia, will be seen at work in the win- dow of Barrows' Shoe store on Main street, Mrs. McQuinn is president of the Brockton - Moecassin eompany and , al- tention - t6 his thriviv: ens .~ he H = 3 r for our | - WANTED—A nxon( wan rm for nn— wA'fl'nn—To blu young pigs. Tele- FOR SALE—One 1920 Sp Six gf‘aw"l“thfllfiu;m.d' jraite Scxr | Sl heuseniE < nst aprid _ | phon 311. aprsd | two 3 i Aoy w1375 A “FlrmDeLuxe With Stidebalie, “goge 4 hew, 1 Bie!conl AN'EED—PWMW by _middle ued PLAYER ruxos Te] ianos 3 uy T your o olz. reason for sel ng i We are desirous O} mrm: care of invalid er working [tuned by M. Heverly, T8 E‘.‘fi oY e T o3 Nay bl Horses, 24 Cow- l.nd North Malg St.. . & aprsd station 1 Willimantic, for & Housekeepe i family of one. Write Box | Norwich, Coun,, . % (S Reifore; oxen, machinery. hay FOR 8ALE--One ertised storage: %;Bvllwn Office. , WANTED—To buy turkey ebes d (508 SALE_Twy coe, to freshen In | timated 1000 vords wood, | %6 St |ovecton {ruck = are mloh-ud. write for Thtroducs 80 i hosiery ,flvm April and early May. Q" May, 2 ye un?, ryiceable work um,« 00 scres u._‘,m '.m' -,0_ dble price. Box 10, this umu_s. apréd ¢ rience Department, Stofts, Conn. 3 B 'v.r'g«n b BP« . ‘e(""“ cow, spring-watered pasture; 1 3 - “fl"“"“‘ taler Phoy " pex 111 Cly 'Ball 'hm"“ WANTED — Second n-n‘_T ouschoid | Al faris 19 1ot I bia Sear. du,em metzg&:wucr':fi" fq'nfi'p&":n'z s BB ""’T.’"' b Qesr s hitn il 3 L e A R 31300 ol 1 oo e, et 017 | B0 oo A4 macisd - 3 T retir s evérys obilen dus WANTED—Men-women ovef 17; huk | cst cash prices. ~Louss D. ,fl{ L D LI ‘,&“f” thing, easy terms. Details pee 20 Tiie. 52 nu Odklands, road. apply. Address B-x 247, dreds government jqbs $135 | Water St.. Norwich. sy el iares Spring Catalogue 1,100 free. | bter nfln- 95; 4 pase. a) ?flnflh list l&r“ DwL“Il’l?ngm‘:gr TED_' h“y—— f:{_mm;e mutEo‘I;czfll-l hol;l: ?{"“ly Arganciy l‘l A K. , | coupe. ln&i"ill» Y ‘oz u“e“ynr?.l‘w‘" A tailor_for kind of | ter, N. Y. & e | ctoring s mEhast Do AR o power e ey W el o | New Yo g g L? Sy, B0 4 or new, ing and_pressing. | — oy —.“' 1o | B W.,_care bulietin. aprsM WES tha M m apréd e : /|8 ligh, Cofi. ~ Tel. 340, - marto o KR, 47 Umfl Sb g‘f go to Plainfel e 'm“m“m e ; WANTRD STy rent or!lMse nidly| ek Franéis Bacon s FOR SALE veniences godd wages: referenices re- |{ufuished apartment; must b¥ in go i DA thou: . ancls Bidon, High sehool stu 11 or | quested. Box 305, Plainfield, Conn. Tele- [ ‘ocation. Telephone 486-: Tes 84 @ ,.,a‘ Bo interest, ~ Address | Bretty co actes, = of age, to work after school aud | photie 154. W"* WANTED—By man and wife, no eh.fl- Posteffice Box 523, Norwich, Conn. tiot . eas frriey W" Ferred s hehgs for 4a: |, WANTED—Neat yousg lady, at R Ly O n.mu = :'m Severdl o o0 1919 DODGE RUNABOUT. 1 for Eg{ufi” aufféur and gardener, wi “.M fla"sfff;ffi‘ sff-f B only cxperi. |or Waitress ; no Sbjection 19 couatr ¥oi + Dgvele, first class abus -nnnu fruit and wood; onl ‘ence not necessary. bell's, 144 Main St. |dress Eox 478, Builetin Uttice, apric SALE—Range: A4 | comdition, Tull equipment e 1106, aprid. fin Awly xm- m fnua Store, ‘Kfirflmfl mn anndl ot T WANTED—To drill you & néw well or - Tol 513 WANTED—A competent housemaid. | your old well deeper‘u.'A.PLoE:“ cone S m’s..}.u—sw .;4;;3; g‘l}mf:rp}n(flbmfl Division. ggu. e W Lane, 380 Wumnnon m“’”"&:f‘fg‘“ e T Capred Jonathan Smith, 30 Town St. Phone 315. m_mm class Ah;ng( 1':.- D ) etitE n,,e,., ..,k WANTED—Tp buy. a g0l Second -hand Laliond o8, st Norwich Woolen Mill Boarding House, | i¢ebox, suitable for grocery stere. Mike m:mght team wagon, good *Sop, - Dasieson, Con. 175" West Main St apréd | W Jewett City. Box 1314 ayréd cswlmonk o Dalley. | Garduer ' Lake. B e e veTee e m——— D—Neat young -ady to work | WA NTED — lxpmedla-ul!y bookkeeper FoR & 24x6 f " WANTED Automobile salesman to| WANTE d stenographer; high sciool graduate. ALE-—24x powerbo. out, cy) U Hupmébile cars. C. V. Pendletén, 45 |1 store 8. F. Peterson, Rac, 13 Fain S}rm’,.“am Car ‘oo 821 m“lgg. Inquire $0 Dunham St. ' aprid %. - aprid e =2 3 apxt FOR SALE—A Jersey oy, age T, D—A woman for _genes S 5 W, s Wauregan House howmAvfiwTrE Ponemah Mills Boarding | GOLD BOND tobacco 106 & in, buy & %‘3‘&‘.‘;"1&"’ 10th. v. F. W. L i mar29d | House, Taftville, aprdd |dozen; Mamla cigars sic fof 35¢; pipes g B IO S 50c, a.goau Line, 4t Kagan's Smoks Snop. gv ‘BALE—Dne. seoond hand Etbiém. H i e WANTED —iixperienced second mald. | "apréa bieyele, * Inguire Charles E. Swin, § Abeisa ~SVANTED—A tenement df Heur or v . 5. Tel 180314, 1 g A 2 rooms in Tespectable locality; mpplicants BLE 0w 13-atas phickkn H : have no children. Addr . [eatin ].nquu'e Tosent Skelly, Mohega TWO SALESMEN TO SELL w ANTED e e Sk k WAM‘ED—I b ) carpets, TFOR _BALB_Seed potatoes, Green | i . STUDEBAKER AND Bt R IR B S R : Vi, i.€bano apr’ i CHEVROLET CARS EXPERIENGED GIRLS | “wivrep—cham 5o S miemeis | - vosssee - em ton vaiing, L 2 DEX: King, 48 Water St. thl{g 38-2. aprdd | Brahmas, Anconas and Dark R. I Reds, :I'::CDE MNEONT :lREf‘fEEsZiEY iro- TO DRAW-IN SHAMPODE, shanicure orf ?'fi‘mr massaze g‘-“wl:r l'flflnt Mrs. Dn-]x:::_j“ n now ale. ren’s, i LY. os Tna er Bl Tel. 572-3. “FOR SALE—Water power, mill bulld- RK ON co;;rgss;n ONLY. Steady Work, Good Ply e, 1 ver bid. W“Qfimfi‘ BatE Polet "t d“{ T x 43, care Bulletn. . apri TOR APP‘Y WANTED—Indian _relics, cbins _and T i mill viliage = stamps. King, 48 Water St. Phone 3§-3. | FOMSALE—Large farm ir- viliage, on Jarge pond, spring, well, orchard, finé COMPANY | NORWICH WOOLEN |*%f S LD Tel e 1 MAIN STREET| payp | CORPORATION | WANTon_Seeony mang wmn sotans | B o3 Ny e er emen, B an 5 Fedahin st Flone m ‘3| pEOE & BT e Feyy ‘also light 4 mn;:‘; t, Thamesville Preston, CiLy. FOR SALE—Concord buggy, two-horse lumber wagox. Vergason Ave., Norwich Towm apr§WE ron SALEZFilty-acre pastute. er 4. Snow, Munstield Lepot,” Conn. nu;a WM FOR SALE—S. Co R. L Red baby chicks Norwich. WANTED—Books by the hundred or thousends. King, 48 Water St. Phone 38-2. aprd: ‘mar?! WAN TED. 2 Loom Fixers on Knowles'| £OR . SALE—Horses Wal- 'WANTED—Cups, plates, colored Windsor chairs, or anything old. King, 48 Water St Phone 38-2. aprld WANTED To rent on office, all furnished, includl- FOR SALE—Handsome brown chunk, 9, 1350. Fleming, Preston City. Phone R L aprsd HORSES! HORSES! I have 25 head of fresh .and second- Woblen Mills Corp. YANT|C MILL "y slull- | 5i0ck, 320 per AQUsaftor May. isi. -, B. : hand Horses, several matched teams and |ing roll-top desk, chairs and typewriter; :ennw:. kffw{&: 'Luwfx. Elone 462-2. 3 w A N T E D single horses, - all cmnm,be sizes and reat reu;u:;l;-n ;n:“:-““' AriEMW : Welghts. My Drices cannot be beaten. We . 2 2 i nri“open&n; Foinspetton” Full sute” R;:’(‘,,m‘—n“w. ey Tor hatehine, i AR N vGH s THE FOLLOWING PLEDGES Mjtehell, D. 4., Phone E ; bewdfi on Woolen {' A u;:_,: ;n:nusu,rou, & uu 1} marz8Mw k' kS Tel. 1986-3. apréd e vk 20k SALE—Farm, Center Groton, 115 = THE LIBERAL LOAN CO.: acres, ll-room house., barn, hLotiguse, chucken €OOPS and greenhousé,, wilh or without stock. . inquire A. L. Rudd, 60 Blackhail St., New- London. aprod Wooien Mills Cotp. icket Nos. $60 to. 1200, consisting- of Watches, Diamonds. Jewelry, Silvezware, r may delivery from certied | 1920 BORIEPS-BOOTH ML‘NABOIJT. 4920 HUPMOBILE TOURING. 1920. 31 UFMOBILE COUPL. . 1 30w have @ repair siop and Hupmo- bile servies station on Lake streel Leie- phose H45-23, Alvert Harns is tn charge. siepalr work sohicited. €. V. PENDLETON, apr2d 45 Brosdway. Solidy built bdek*uun of 15 rooms, .® TO RENT - ree baths g ,ul latest improve- —— i b nh. Can . ly be;ri & M:ur ._TOo HENT—S&\'Tn rooms, all modern £ i u| e a )6 for i owiovemenis, i dower Luart of Loswed ‘:‘; ,.‘u','{,',!,"‘“,.,:::" ooy fine || Ave luquire A V. Lovero. -s8 Lk ot Brosdway residences and thres at 2 i upria t me mlu on nh- ¥OR RENT—Tenement, ail improve- jton Street !mems. ez swrr St aprid Akcm w CUlT 10 MENT—Furnished. and light house- iCepdig 10008 1§ Ulr St iria - " Highest Grade Properti H B0 LENT—Two tenements, modern im- elephofie 1334 Broadway . provetucus. luguire v Laidyeie St aprod ¥ = A % T TO R X’nl!hl.d room, with or % |Motorcycle Business For Sale|yincs: R e I am considering selling out the mo- | ———— I tdreycle end of my business, Herc is an opportunity to start with dh established e—The Indian Motorcyele. 1 will &ell Dl! the Indian azency, my stock of parts, and- several second hand mbtoreycles: at a reagonable price. 1f interested, call and see. me. - . .'C. Vi PENDLETOY, _apr2d 45 Broadway. - T - FOR SALE " AT NORWICH TOWN Six Room Coitage With About Ons-Half Acre of Land. PRICE $2,000 ! . JAMES L. CASE | 40 SHETUCKET STREET STOLE o feul, suitabie for burber {hop, 1061 T00m, pUmbin Shop, boti rexr {and tront eniraiies, 105 v ransiin y 10 Allg suoden Co, A180 & <at rear of 58 btdnkun St apiod OFFICES to rent, all newly decorated, Lio runnng water, steam heat. alling - Main und Sheticket su. Avpiy ubber Co. aprod rnx Barber homestead can be leased in two pargels, separate barns, nen- houses, orchards; elc.; plenty of room in house.” k. W. Barver, 13 sosweil Ave. Phone 1458, marzsd FOR. BENT—Two-story semi-fireproot building, - about 7,000 syuare feet floor #pace, fine place for most any kind of manuiacturing, near railrcad and boat line to New york. Call or address Wil- {liam ¥. Hill,’Heal Estate agd Insurance, {108 Thayer Bldg.,, Norwich, marz4d FOR RENT — Two tenements, four | rooms each, with medern improvements, for smail family. Thames Coal Co., 'l ‘Thames St 3 TO BENT — Furnished rooms. Tele- phone 274. Janid e __ ________] AUCTIONS Kevolvers, Guns, etc. FOR SALE—19 young cows; don't overiook them; come, buy for your own et HOI’SQS Sulletin Co, LOST AXD FOUND 63 Franklin St., Mfex &lu‘ NAWIOEki, Ya.nhc. Cunn & i i - % Pel. (17! . Arrived Tuesday evening, April 5, a | ====m=—— e SR G il At o 2o wo'Sheal; | carlosd, of Lsplendd Horses from| AUTOMORILE ACCHSSORLES lu‘ullr:.“tu‘_, AR w?.’;‘é"‘l Olife. These fine country horses offer been seiling last fall. ~Peter Naw- Toad, a varied melection, and the prices are | HAVE your ures re.rcade&i look h? Yaantie, Conn. Tel. 1704, aprid y i i i W, wear like new, as | et Ty R e e ?A‘u'e Co. "85 'We Mam Sh fengd | KoB: ] S at once, nt = iberz, Jewett City. api4d . tag on it ¥der rewarded FORD OWNERS—Have your magreto THE PALACE STABLES, recharged In the car while you waits Furnice St, Danielson. £ t0 130 Union St . apréd L3 LOBT—One actomobie SALE—Thoroughbred Ayrshird d weal lights: remedied butl em 2 wonths eld. Phone 39-5 Leva- license piate, 3 Srbie ol 5 m nm. apr2d 4 elephone 15-2. wlqh ‘Welding uo., 31 Chestnut 8t ne < FL00 s sbhl‘ Caivin ‘“C_"‘“ c.\r., ;‘ 'S Daauielson, Conn. « % cmuu; w ‘l. uennh.al ‘checits 306 om { % . trit. - Lignts ul Order House, Box . ==l — e HORSES ARRIVED Lipming aprid an POULTRY Another express load of 28 horses are FOR SALE—R. L Red eggs for lmh —- —- = | nereal ki some wice pairs, DUS- ing, Phone 1844-3. ap s01 norses and chunks. Come and see FOR SALE Greene's biittarmilk baby FOR SALE—Choice young woflmk. chigh- fees , it v:'ulrn‘uue all {liem. - Prices are low for the quality, xew, 2 Duir of u,,,,n,, 2 pair of Dur- Srmene’s Second Feed.” Gre: AND REPAR WORK: OF ALL KINDS Automobiles, th-. hieo 1 "bair. Of iolsteins, wench 3000, 1bs. Tel. Soce Willimantie: FOR SALE—Fine 5 year old Hojstein bud, 78 waile, grown by Storrs, a dandy and’ gentle, $L00 takes him; 1 U. 8. milk separator i ood order, 1’ Internationa nianuré spréaver, 0. K., §70; 1 two-tlorse | sotato digger of wheels, 35, tools are a8l James M. Young & So ELMER E. PIEBSON, 1 536-3. Tel. aprtd | DENTISTS Carriages, Wagons, ’fl&.fl.’:,.n:g: - ""E‘.;.';"g":f:.‘;; i DENTAL SURCEON | Trucks and Carts | 2ot i pou s m SF W, C. St in krinklin; on Fraery h u‘A minates nnde from Nor- ST b ' Grory Building Jcchanical Repairs, Painting, Tiim- :}E g.“ i b rovernaia: Cone G N .:ag, Upholstering and Wood Work, | and v estig: W C. Smith, lh‘e ivorwich, Conn. siacksmithing in all its branches m{“}:',,e, ”} ARt mquifeir . !'nl tut—memt hafd wood, §9 cord; chestnit and small wood, $8 cord; hard’ wood, sawed, 310 cord. 'Henry L. Saucier, Danicison, Conn. Tel. §1-3. o PRCTI VAR ouitt & Giark Corp. 507 TO 515 NORTH MAIN STREET NOTICE - b | DR. SINAY-HAS MOVED _.duneral Directors " New Office in the " THAYER BUILDING .and Embalmers Room 207 322 Main Street DR. D. J. COYLE Chamber of Busiiisinss Bilding S s i) DENTIST - oty | ZU3 Main St., Norwich, Conn. Cifice, Hours: §—12, 1:30—5, 6:30—8 mar2d BABY ehicks 20c up; guaranteed, top alrclar. Tharli safe delivery prepaid ; ak varieties; send Roy Clark, . Hariford, Ct. BV_.DING FUMIGNARO JAMES—Contractor of excavating and stonework and house- reising. concrete woric; all guarantesd 123 Oakridge St. Norwich, Cohn. Telephone §21-. mar. CEMENT |; (o léuu: —Slab qua‘;g per cnrg, stove ; 10 per cord, stove h‘x‘n‘h‘l’x’m FPhoné "1089-2, l)e(:. S, Brows, Yantic. mariid B‘lDPlhw 3 W wryeve- thisg in the line o‘!“smnd-h;\ld Turni- ture, stoves, eie. New London Salesroom, 1 wmr St., Norwich. Fhone-1703-2. e Telephone nmc H#m Co., Unu:zl'\xl: g{ Paul A. Schwattz, D. M. D,| ross rariscis = A 2 i o 3 A FOR mYBODY. !A 55 for sale. v;?rlh for bulletin, DENTIST e - Somers Block. On the Square LUMBER IS CHEAPER Il’m N is the b il - Telephone 774 R i Al‘::d E‘r:.%?;w“:g{nflnxé';fiahfipzxfi‘. AL L 2 Ve lew choice 10 ‘rang . - PECK-McWILLIAMS CO, |Westiaein St “For Sarticuiare, <all us SENRL : C. A. RATHBONE AL tmn t;ae time wg:xm and primd |l srol voooe Sy suesacg i " sani2a 457 West Main St. I ) hen - Blode W aiti kAT ™| WILLIAM C. YOUNG L Successbr to $1,500 WILL BUY AN 80-ACRE F,y.v, / ROOM 3OTTAGE HOUSE Iii FIRST+ CLASS CONDITION, NEW BARN BOWLING ALLEYS (BOWLING AND BILLIARDS AT THE STETSON & vou ] CARPENTER asd BUILDER Best work and m-hnlll at right prices, by skilled labor i Hoper 50 West Main 8t.| 24x26. « AND IN A.HIGH STATE OF AETNA BOWLING ALLEYS S oot Main 8t | CERTILITY — ABUNDANGE OF MAJESTIC BUILDING == WOOD, SLENTY ‘OF FRUIT, 1-4 ARCHITECTS —_— e AMGRICAN ~HUUSE, D, Morrissey, Prop. -IFirst ¢lass Garage Service Cem- ueeted. Phene. Sh.tllm 't Street. " DEL-HOFF HOTEL, Luropean Fian Hayes Bros., - Props. Texephnna 1227, 26-28 ‘Broadvay & ES e MILE TU VILLAGE. .POST OFFICE, STORES, CHURGCHES AND SCHOOLS A RARE.BARGAIN FOR A SINCERE FARM BUYER. SEND FGi MY LATEST FARM BULLETIN, (CHOICE OF 400) William A. Wilcox- e Greg il CUDWORTH & THOMPSON ARCHITECTS _ Thayer Bpilding, Norwich, Coun. BILDERBECK & LANGDON x Telephone 410-2 : g i fhrnan DAY OR NIGHT {PLUMBING AXD ‘GasrrrimNG | ; INC. FARM SPECIALIST conrnAvToBssombEns, f : 3 e 41 WEST BROAD STREET e Lo, . ENGINEEKZ ROOMS 1 AND 2 Breed Bl o WESTERLY, R. I FOR_SALE 159 State Street Phone 1118 New London,.Con Plans and Specifications or Fac: w : tories and Municipal Buildings; Sur. Em Huality;: " sclbbned hard wasd] LY & veys and Reports, Water Works and 12.00 per cord—Green wond SH.W per " gy Tk i et | 1) ey Engisbecing. B davere e A1, ity. wilknda B; Cue Tairest pricesis poats P Tt s s = enteed; also heating and gas ftth > g, JOHN ¥. TOMPKINS, - HARRY B. FORD. .3 67 West Main St. - FHiko Sonmns 3 PHONE 792 =i 4 URNS _|— - F- B - WG T e e e 2 i - THE PIANO TUNER c. ot Vask Besks Moda and Ruied to Ordae| - Heating and Plumbing | ) CELPONG TR, o\, - | St e Torpiph e rting G. H. MORGAN ;..(.,..4.4. Auctioneer AUCTION Public_auction at the Enoch Randall plree, Gardner Lake, gn THURSDAY, APBIL 14, 1085, 10 o'clock a. JOSEPH BOROWSKL If stormy, sale 1ext fair day. TSSW e, Farm For Sale 95 acres land, about 30 tillable, bal- ance pasture and woodland, plenty of water, some fruit trees, good two-ten- cment house, barn and several otner Juildings, a number of henhouses, ex- cllent location, near factories, chirch nd ! schoolhouse, 10 minutes’ drive ! P ‘om Franklin square, on state road; un negotiate -liberal ‘loan for ~pur- _saser. - For particulass, inquire of Having ld my farm to the Westerly Gett club, X will sell at public auction at SRANCIS D. DONOHUE ] Dtmcre rarm six miies from “Wesiar R.'L, on Shore road, Eheny 5 )m.\'nur. APRRIL 11, 1921, L at 10 o'clock a. m. (1t stormy, sale will take blace April 14,) " 4—HEAD OF STOCK—i0', 40 head of Holsteln cattle, farm known as in Salem, near ntral Bldg. FOREIGN AGENCY Sells Foreign Money Orders and Steamsbip Tickets for all parts of the “17_cows, milking. some fresh and other freshening soon, 10 2 T 1 2 year o' heifers, freshen‘'ng in world. Packages of all kinds dehmed'tm fall, 8 yeatinigs, End 8 e Young in all parts of Burope. Real Estatz and | bulls, 1 Moline tractor, nearly new, 1 IFire losurance. threshing machine (new), 1 two-horse International corn planter, 4 Robinsin potato planter in good order; 1 Osborne corn harvestet, 1 International ensilage cutter, 1 manure epreader. plows, har- rows, and other tools. Change in business necessitates the sale. . Auctioneers: Eugene Pendleton, West- @iy, R. 1. and Lowell J. Wikox, Norwich ‘own. MRS. M, 5 DAMEREL, Owner. ‘Westerly, R. apréd M. FORM!GLIO 280 Franklin Street, Norwich,-Conn, Phone 784-5 Mardd FOR SALE A 260 acre farm, 110 ‘acres rich level land for cuitivation, the rest pasture and woodland, 15 head of cattle, 2 extra good horses, 200 chickens, complete equipment of farming machinery, 1l-room house, barn and other buildings, 2 miles from Franklin square. For full particulars see A. V. COVELLO, INSURANCE Tel. §83-3. 198 cum st aprld Y l s cmmorousz Your Insurance Ratio IHlve us maintain a SAFE, ratio between property value A. 6. THOMPSON, F. 8. Chiro Foot Specialist (protéct your feet). Sane -8, Alice Bldg.. 321 Main St, Norwich, Cotin. Fhone 18664, Saama and i msun'ce in our strong CIGARS S T s | Isaac S. Jones Whitestone Cigar sare $70 per thousand J. F, CONANT, 11 Fraakila St " TOBACCO Il Wholesale and Retail We carry a complete line of || % = INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE _ AGENT RICHARDS' BUILDING 91 MAIN STREET DaNCIxG LEVY, Instructor, Odd Fellows' I ll(_nr.wlch.’“l".fl\l}:le llfllo:" C{fifly I one or wvening n- D‘Omuhfi and |days and Thursdays, § oclock. aprég. Cigars. — it will pay you to walk over. || COAL AND WoOD JOHN R. BOWMAN 116-118 'WEST MAIN STREET NORWICH, CONN. (Established for Half a.Century) seasoned wood and kindlings in or Imall quantities. Phone 504 or hapiro, Willow St., (orm"l] declsd JOAL, "?&’. m AUTO WASHING IN and have your car washed, ey time belwefl 8 a. m. and 12 IB-u-y- Garage, Bath St a TRUCKING C. D, JOSLYN, 293 West Maln St. m move ever.thing anywhere. Special at- teation given to moving bollers ud e chinery. - Phone 8§57-3. LOCAL and iong distance. aote mmk ing. Phone 1926. A. Siegel. _ augdd GUS LAMBERT, JK5., No. 341 Mam Bt, lopg distance moving, ng and exe pressing. Tel 387-5. augid GEORGE LAMBERT Occum, seaming. lon[ distance moving and trucking. Tel. €17-12. FIALY Lo Distance Moving end E: HRE men. i Boemell Ave. Fob 1 t “You Can Do No Better Than Buy Our Wurst.” No Salad .Complete Without Thumm’s Home-Made ‘Mayonnaise . THUMM'S . DELICATESSEN STORE 40 Franklin Street \ THE LA Vipa Il.xc'l'm Vissazon TEAMING and zovh‘. l:ll‘ distance trucking speci: g SRR L ey 0io® Doviva SOXN, G, B. BHOMLEY & S ’ LONG+ DISTANCE. MO' Bnetucitet St _Phon: ehtoker AL%num u\ A PI2NO. AND FUR! ovING TEAMING AND TRUCKING doné very promptly and at reasonable nteed in .-ury respect. Let us n{. vibrator and prove ta . prices. ou (nn:u‘.‘;& ilen; appliaace, + ARTHUR H. LATHROP e e ‘Shetucket - Strest Phone 175 | Yrereniy Euffi_'r: A.\:n? PowER co., e m MYSTIC POWER ool'ru". AUTOS TO HIRE __ ® East Main St. Mystie. Comm THERE 18 no aaves medium 1a Eastern Comecticnt cqual &0 The Bulle: Un for business results. AUTO to hire; closed car for wed- dings, funerals, efe. John Wolfe, Phone sometimes lays aside his conventionally tailored garb for his somewhat more pic- turesque tribal attire, he mtich prefers the conveniences and eomforts of modern clvilization 1o the hardships of his wins- mén in_thelr aboriginal state. Mr. McQuinn {nherited from his In- dian mother his swarthy skin and splen- did lithe physique but his kecn business instinct was handed down to him from Lhis father, William Mequinn, a Scoteh- | man of the hardy type that carred civil- | ization far into the rugged Cunadian | widis. Arthur Hackett, the noted tenor to Ap- pear in Slater Mall, On Friday eveninz April 15th, Arthur Hackett, the distinguished American tesjor ara ini Slatet hall under the auspices cf¥ the Academy musical eourse, Mr. ‘Hackett 1s 5 most delighiful a tist. who has been greatly favored by widespread recognition of his artistic =3 is due In part to a natur: !b beautiful quality hows in his work, and the ex- clarity of interpretative vi- First as a member of the Meiba rt Company and later appeari icraldine Farrar, Arthur Hacke this recital are ncw on sale ai Cranston’s 03 Broadway. Single admission $1.50. The nct proceeds of this concert will be given to tie Dackus hospitat and tie Serbian rellef fund. Patrons are urged t> cure - seats without delay. be given prompt attention. Joseph Lincoln at Osgood Memorlal. The many friends of Cabtain Eri—Mr. Pratt—showings and all the rest of the |Cape Coa characters immortalized by Jo- | seph_Lincoln, will be giad to weicome |the famous author tonight at the Os- 090 Memorial where he Wwill read from some of his_“best sellers, HUMOR OF THE DAY “Does your husband ever help you with the dishes?" “No. He says he did all the kitchen Police duty he ever intends to do in the —Detroit Free Press. “How can you stand your wife spend- ing her time At club and suffrage meetings beats me. 1f I were you I'd tell her she should be home doing the cooking.” “I'll ba hanged if you would, i you knew what king of a cook #he is."—Bos- ton Transcript Markef—I think the glit is off the gin- gerbread as far as the marriage of the Newlyweds is concerned. Quissor—Why do you say that? Marker. Mrs. Newlywed has started eat- ing onions again.—London Answers. “Why do pigeons seem always to be moaning and groaning in dire distreas?" t's easy—because common things like hens can lay fresh eges for peo- pie to eat at a dollar a dozen—Florida Times-Union. Golfer—Have you ever seen s worse player? (No answer) I said, have you ever seen a worse player? d Caddie—I heard ye verra well the furst time. I was jest thinkin' about It.—London Post. First . Britklayer—'"What made Jack fall off the scaffold yesterday?” Second Bricklayer—"He was figuring out the amount of coin he was going to take this season and it made him gizzy.” —Houston Post. “I'm worried, old man, Slept hardly a wink last night.” “Buck up and mediats on the sad plight of g groundhog that's afflicted with chronic insomnia.”"—Buffalo Express. “Have you typed those busifiess letters, Miss Pounder?” asked the t. b. m. “Yes, sir.” 4 “Good! We will now dispese of the fiction. Take this letter please to friend wife, Hotel Hysteria, Raszz Beach."— Birmingham AgeHerald. * THE KALEIDOSCOPE A good camel will travel 100 miles a day. The first stagecoach in America starteg from Boston in 1161. Some of the copper coins used by the ancients were as Jarge as dinner plates. The longest mile is Sweden's—11, yards; the shortest, China's—705 yards. Dew will not stay on.rose leaves, be- cfuse these have an essential off in them. ‘The ballot boes used in elections in Canada gre made by convicts in the pen- itentiaries. Two hundreg thousand karats in raw diamonds came out of thé Belglan Con- go fields in 1919, The various types of May fiy only live | Edeson, a_short time, from a few hours te a day or so, at the most. Advertisements of a kind appreaching our modern ideas were in yogue in an- clent Rome, Greece ang Egypt. * Japan is planning to link two islands with a_railroad tunnel, of which 4 feet will be under the ocean. JFor the first time on record there is an ice famine in Iceland, due to the mild weather and lack of manufacturing fa- cilities. A hundreq years ago it was a common thing for members of the British pariia- iment+o £o to the house in a state of in- toxication. 3 The smallest number of teeth provid- ed by nature falls to the lot of that great creature the narwhal, which has only two. Cameos of the ancients were usually made of agate, onyx and sard, but are oc- casionally found executed on opal beryl or emrald. Many - Many residents of South Amer. ica drink a brew made from the ‘leaves of the Brazflian mate tree s & substi- tute for China or India tea. The Chinese, of all peoples attach the most Importance to etiquette, their book of rites dating back to the frst century before the Christian‘era. A simple form of radol telegraphy, which operates whistles in locomotive cabs, is being used for signalling to en- gineers on some French railroads. Equipped with water heatérs and oth- er conveniences a . shower-bath motor truck has been designed for circuses and other travellng organizations. * One of the commonest ~methods of stealing rice with Chinese coolies is to léan up against a pile of sacks and stick the tube Into the coolie’s clothing. The honor of being the oldest minér in the country is bestowed on ~William James of Smoke Run, Pa, who after seventy- years in mines Ij this coun- try and In Walés, laid d6wn his tools on July 3, 1920. James began work in the mines when he was Six years of age. from Nono wing and enjoys tie| 3ail -or phone orders will | m’ To Let Advertisement Will Rent It != Assoctation Pictures at Y. 8 C Al Idln} Lincoln Reading at Osgoot i Bagaar at oz Columbian I'y ho g % moeu in M le T grwich, Conn . 9504L O M. Soomm Home. Baitery B Bance ot State Armorss _ ANNOUNCEMENTS FISHERMEN ARE T0 sEE MOVIES OF THEIR SPORT Senator A. J. Dailey of this eity, whe is chairmén of the legislative commit. tee on fish and game, Robert O. Syming- ton of Meriden, Dresident of the state fish_association, and Joseph Williamson of Bridzeport, secretary and treasurer, and Willlam P. Jordan of Willimantie Are all expected to be present th's (Fri. day) evenitz at the mecting of the Nor. wich Fishermen's association at Y. M C. A. hall. where fish mavies and Pic. tures are fo be shown at 716, The meeting is o be one of great interest to fishermen of this gection as \some of the things to be tajced over twill relate 16 stocking of ponds In t territory. While not exactly a generally public meeting, nll those Interested I fishing WAl be wiicome, 39 Eas) One of the nlays to be nrodused by the Myrile-Harder (o, next week, |)Hn Rachel Caroiher's new play, Tt is fresh | many eff; with his a Irishman, enamored jokes. the prim and ton ma‘den ¥ the exeruc: sing ecach s N0t neccasary to dw they are by no meéans e ith & touch of carfea- ture. Yet ther are mever mersiy types | There is about them all the real life. The'r talk keess the Lsten ckling because it is so close to fea Other plays to he presented to you from and Davis Theatre. The zenith of dramatic exeoution seems to have been reached in “The Sin That ‘Was His.” the new Selanick plcture, fea- The Story uven - which -the: plaiere was basgd was written by Pack- ard, athor of “The Miracle * and it s a question if in this later he Bas not_eclipsed his former success. This picture tells 4, big, gripping stery of a man against whom fate had set her mark, his fght to cling to the better things of life. misunderstandings that send him to the depths of despair and finally his rejuvenation through the me diums of a ;md man's faith and & pure In the lemm: role, Faversham seeme to have eaught the true spirit in which this wonderful story wans whitten and his portrayal is strong and contincing. The. Terror, starring Tom Mix, is the second featire. This is another story of the west, with the cov/boy-actor furnish- ing thrills that will “jrove aifficult for any other screen actor of today to equnl Tom Mix belleves in realism and he has injected a_goodly amount of it inte this pieture. But such thrills as Alving Off a ‘high cliff hold ne terrors for Mix, for he was formerly a cowboy, rough rider, and humtsman. @aring feats performs, D, horke, Tony, to the tear esd sPeeding train. Tony, by the way. Mix's black poney, heips a great deal to mmke the production & success. There is also a pleasing love stéry running through it all, and a gripping tale of & serles of robberies in a west- ern mining town. A funny comedy entitled, A Home- epun Hero, closes the bifl. In “Extravagance,” the Metro spectal picture which comes to the Breed thea- tre today and Saturday, erities agree that May Allison, the lovely screen Star, has a vehicle fitting her consummately. interest, linning & Woman who callously demanded the world's best things, while her husband siaved to earn & livelihood ; 1t has a scope and appeal far exceeding anything this dlonde Star has essayed In the M Dick _Vane, ‘marries Naney Brown, a RM hrfind '“t ox- wflv- tastes and soclal u’blllfll I“ 0 cAnnot resist the suggestion of Mrs. lemluhd-hfl-fl-n soclety. To do this, an expensive home and gowns must be purchased. It ends in the young husband acquiescing, &nd finding means to meet the bills by ferg- Ing & check on his father's name. ‘When the misdeed iy discovered, the furious father tells his son he must pay the price and go to' jall. Nancy is de- nounced as the cause of his son's ruin, And as an alternative to the jafl route, #he is asked to show her love by leaving Diclke forever. The tremendous elimhx comes with her decision and the de- nouncement brings a closer understapd. Ing of mutual help and a new Iffe. Courtwright, Lawrence Grant. The ple- ture was adapted from the tory by Ben Ames. Willlams' “More Stately Man. slons” which appeared in Good Homse. keeping. Other pictures on the bill include Leon- ard Chapman In “The Pony Express Rider,” The Pathe News and a Sun- shihe comedy titled “A Bunch of Kise- Py Btrand Theatre, Today and Saturfay. ‘The finest and best musical comedy ever seen in Norwich was presented on the Strand stage yesterday. A show which was full of life, and action! This same show is here for two more days, to- day and Saturdey. The Cheer Up tirls, as their name {mplles, are hers to cheer up every gloomy person in Norwich. They certainly are gloom-chasers. The audl ence present yesterday was kept enjoyed and in laughter for a full houp and a half. On the same programme was = featuge feature, “Three Sevens” star. ring Antonlo Moreno. Antonfo Moreno is a man of action. Me Is ever striving to make his plctures show the red-blooded youth at his Best “Three Sevens” ix a film of this type It tella the Storr of a youth, unjustly Imprigoned, with fate playing agatnst him. This youth fishts to clear his name and Antonlo Moreno in the stellar role fights every step of the way. He gets real action by entering into the spirit of the nacrative and forcing the mem- bers of bis company to do likewise. One of the dtrongest and most expenstve tasts ever assembled were engaged for the production. Kach player is a screen favorie. Chester Bennett. one o the besi @irectors at the West Coast, supervised the making of the film. Have ybu ever been present at the sessions of a court controlling the fate ofhundreds of men, in which the judgs, fury and_ trial lawyers were all oon- viots In stripes See “Thret Bevens™ This is a programme you will aiways ncnt missing. Come -ny and avold The body of Alaric, eelebrated king o the Visigoths, was buried in the - to hide it from the Romans eonquered. l{ he