Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 20, 1921, Page 9

Advertisement Will Get It WANTED—Femaie A Bulletin Want A Bulletin For Sale Advertisement Will Get It| Advertisement Will Sell It WANTED—Miscellansous FOR BALE A Bulletin For Sale Advertisement Will Sell It et FOR SALE. WANTED—Position ’ B SALE—New milch cow giving 20 o | g B Hapenat Satteoll 000 oo, : or bookkeeper Y0 ay. Jehp Yetke, Wauwecus K. M., care Bullet fin'fld’ it P B OB !“"fi"w‘ch Towd L bt Bungalow E?RWSAE;E tiled bath, +* | fine, etc., ieb. 4, 1922 s mo w. FOR SALE— Miloh cows and young @ m:k mffi"i‘x‘;‘“{z.fi’?flé‘ h';:'-:. m},‘;‘;"‘,‘e .naho:&-x%mom e"llk q‘:;'. stock. W. H. Colburn, viarss ;;ixg&m, :I-::awud floors, - f :::nty .:& c:.'; Taftville, Jy20d i J Conn. = T _ | Bullding, New York. Jy20d .| water, gas, .l.emmy. steam pleagant’ nccupltlon‘ h dr WANTED — Immediately, ex) memed 7 FOR SALE—Two good cows in mil Fho lot ot Pt m w! . g o B £, 22 i Tooking for & good pogition. é‘u; ;}; o fig.{;g“‘gom‘“l’ Tram f",ffi;d'fi:f. apber Cier amfln4 for g‘;if’ or Tel, uw 3 yisq | Bulletin, Rarserh BEASHT, CoW. I WANTED Pasition 5 housekecpor. | Smoke, Shop, “opp "Woolworths; - branch “FOR SALE_One kitchen stove, Glen- E WANTED— Woocho) pers, by cord ;299 | Write Box 1728, care Bullotin. _ jyisa |store, Thaver gfiig/entr&ncc R0 | wmo ons: geElbe” wove; will acll cheil R rds d. Petel rella, - o e — — e Can be BN Mf," Sewich. . v : \:I:NTID—‘Genera] Eho}lisegotrtkefi; 20 'gflll’q - sff.‘;‘,‘;‘éu,},‘“fh,,’,‘:““}‘:ld Road. FuAry ) N P e vt S . Mrs. E. H. Cottrell, 15 , : e ™ = "A";-'F:fi""' man to assist in of- | OKINE. Avply Mre B Ot isd | books and pictures, glassware, ete. ; high- | FOR SALE—Silo, in excelient condi- | o, " arr oAt Ealr Niew. 3§ k?t::?n'f fice work; good position for right o Vil = for general house | oSt cash prices. Louis D. Wnra. 30-83 | tion. _Cail Lebanon 14-3. P g g e o Write Office, care Builetin. ¥ o ot Eoue TIT8 et | Water'St, Norwich. _ _SSNEMW. | g% saALm.-Modam seashore bunzn- 20WF WANTED—Work for pair of ht"'l- hames St Good pay. yisd WANTED—Men and women to leamn flow, new, handy, attractive, ready ot | =y oo e Telsphone 684-12. mechanioal dentistry: casily 1e.mea° In | lmpiediatd oecupiney ;e "Vuild bunga: | o EQ RENT-_Twe fepements, one at 11 Epeve————— e o e 3 s cof es z 3 . eme] 3 'u“_":A “Barper. Avply to b 2 e i SR R e B hungnluw"xs o exemptional’ oppRES| 2t gh;ng-e-s Sq., all imn;ovam nts, | Call Burby, Plainfi vise FOR SALE—Herses Will teach by laboratory o ey rrn? unity; —inspection imvited. Crescent okoff Store. Tel. 118-4. Jyaod " o ik S iy eeen o ? s Land Co, Crescent Seack, Conn. WANTED FIRST CLASS !'lXFl FOE MODEL E PEAPER LOOMS. EILLINGLY WORSTED MILLS, DANIELSON, CONN. LOST AND FOUND LOST—A blue sel coat, at ll pond. Reward. turn to l;m Fournier, Danielson. FOUND—A bulldog, No. 53 Sprague, Ceonn., 1921, .on coilar, mflar brown and white. Owner nouty Fox 1317, Jewett City. 4JUNESAL DIRECTORS GEORGE G. GRANT Undertaker and Embalmer 32 PROVIDENCE ST, TAFTVILLE Telegiione 630 Funeral Directors and Embalmers 322 Main Street Chamber of Commerca Building Phone 238-2 Lady Assistant GAGE Funeral Director and PROMPT SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT HOURIGAN BROS- FUNERAL DIREGTORS Norwich and Jewett City The Henry Allen & Son Ca. 88 MAIN STREET FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS wady Assistant Telephene 410-2 DAY OR NIGHT Shea & Burke Funeral Directors 41 Main Street Oceum, ts moving and irucking. T:l. Gfl-li. iy $US LAMBERT, JE., No au Moving and trucking. Tel. 387-5. thl w , 203 West !nln St We move everything anywhere Special air tention -—\}fhn 3 man‘ beilers and ma- LOCAL and lnnr distance aute truek- g _Phone 1926, A. Siegel. Long I&itance merngn, 17 TEAMING dud moving, lang_di Ity. Jotn M, Fe! % Pho PLL\O A\D FURNITURE rolNo Larsen & Plante Daily Express from Nerwich to West- erly, Stoningten, Mystic, Noank and Sraton. OFFICE 114 FRANKLIN STREET Phone 1043-2 Truck Leaves at 8 A. M. \ TEAMING AND TRUCGKING done very prompiiy #ad ai yeasouable prices. ARTHUR H, uu'nagn Shetucket Street he: e e e e ACCOUNTANT ———— CAFITAL s!‘l".h ‘l‘.lx-—llll RETUBNS must be filed July 31, 1921, Te Sveid penalty, comsult HUNT and WHITE Fabllc Agcountants and Auditors, Thayer Building, Norwich. L Telephone 1764, ivisd T ALEXANDER W MANES, Certified Public Acesuntant, *4 Freaklin St. Talking Machine Shep Bidg., Nerwich. Telephone 1509. Aceounting--Auditing—Tax Reports, EESaees s = o ——— 1 G EER THE PIANO TUN 122 Prospect 8t VRTS8 Cllmings & Riu Offies Houre: Pl £11] T ia SALE—One pair hotses, § years nld Welghl 3000 1bs., blue and’ gen- 1-2 miles !rom S iewville station d Okl Mystic. A. L. Parmeter, R. F. . No. 2, Mystic, Conn. jy2ia FOR SALE—Two or three very good horses. Jacob C. Hafner, Norwich Town. Jel%d FOR SALE 1 have 15 Horses that are broken in for all kinds of work. They are for sale or trade at right prices. Come and see them. ELMEE E. PIERSON. Tel. 536-3. je3d DENTISTS DR. C. R. CHAMBERLAIN DENTAL SURGEON M'Grory Bldg. Norwich, Conn. DR. D. J. COYLE DENTIST 203 Main St., Norwich, Conn. 312, 1:30~5, 6:30—8 Toissiions BUILDING PEERBONE & Christian Co., building CuULractors, SLONEWOrs, DIiCKWOrK, cob- erete und gement, Diasier, and‘paint, and anythiug extra. 16 Platt Ave. Tel No. 479-5, Call belween o and 8.3V & m. and irom 530 to 9 . me _augid for 8125 a week. Apply M. Lew Laboratory. 159 Ma)n St : :?z%% ALE—One lot of standing grass, TTO LET—At Best View, from now te at the uumusd 10 tens. For particulars, apply | Oct. 1, four-room uott-n -nd arage, it ot oA i e o Mre Jommal L. Wheeler. Tel. 196, | $500, Yt price: . Hail s P | e ugust. . Cunningham, Gruven:r- Jyisd 7 166, Room 1, Harris Bldg., hflv Lendon. e S 3 TPOR BALE_Brand new fiveroom | Vi WANTED — Board and roem, twe |pungalow. Inquire 22 Eock St Jylaa TO RENT—V desirable furnished adults and child, near main_ road be- oca Jk room, in good location, 10 minutes’ fom center of clty ; gentle: hone 598-3, or call at Bull _dylisd TO REN keeping. FOR SALE—Hard wood, stove lengths, tween Norwich and New London, Write Box 983, care Bulletin. 2 WANTED—A tenement of four or fwc reoms. _Schaeffer, Harland Road. jyi0d T WANTED_A teacher for one of the 10 per cord. Yantic. hone 1039-2. T .je22d FOE SALE—One good farm and double | — houu. \\’llliam A. Mason, Lebanon, _(.udun. S. Brown, prefe: tin Ofll!l. for light house- Phone 1" iysd Ledyard schools; tpe who is 2 high e G i FOR RENT—Garage rear of 56 Frank- Ty every- | 3 a Soheol Eredusle oF Ne poirigse, Moo unn;ofiz The lime. of second-hand Turml |2 St. Inquire Alling Rubber Co. jyéd jyi?d o A 3 ture, stoves, ete. New London Salesroom, TO RENT®—Furnished rooms, with or - 16 Water St, Norwich. Phone 1703-3 | without board. 1% Boswell Ave jefd WANTED—To buy summer camp at mar2c shore near New London or Mystic. Write M. 0., care Bulletin Omcu 19 "ANTED—Automobiles to pai z quality work at reasonable prices. of Spruce and Talman 8. Phone s43-12. _w 18 T WANTED_By man and wife, {wo fur- nished rooms for Light housekeeping, in a private fai idress A. C,, Box Norwich, il WANTED—To drill you a new weu or FOR RENT Furnished Room, Electric and Gas|{ Lighting, Telephone, Etc. Two min- utes’ walk from Franklin Square. Must furnish references. CALL 1142.5 FOR SALE Two New Detroit Scales USED AS EXTRAS ONLY RING’S MARKET your old well déeper. ~A. E. Larl, Con- | guemmr——————rsca, g actor for Artesian Wells, P. 0. Lox 240, Farm For Rent ilimanti¢, Conn. T y. WANTED. fiemfix}l and furniture and FOR SALE L 5 . . {ing, 8- Vater St ’ Phone 38 R AR i Five Room Bungalow FOR THE SUMMER BTAREN R N ity SE|l NEAR FRANKLIN sQuaRe 14-ROOM HOUSE, PARTLY FUR- Pnone 3§-2, iviga | :.. °'R'&F"'g"°"°§'| 1;,‘|,¢ BF“h i NISHED, LOCATED ON STATE AND d of 11 pl te it loom, ractive ectric Fix- 1 ,sm‘m%fi.é" ’iiim,‘Z,eri‘.“}rgfi.“?,v%gf“éq tures. | TROLLEY ROAD. INQUIRE OF VU ranging trom Z to 10 acres. jar- tnice Sholes; 155 West Thames BG 3¥18 £OF AROUT. 50 x 150 JOHN A. MORAN . CHILDREN takgn to boara; good Price “,750 REAL ESTATE BROKER Svis Bullos, No 36 Churh o Wl APPLY TO limantic, Conn, Sy1dd / FRANKLIN SQUARE "FUMIGNARO JAME» Contractor of excavating stonawerl and bowse: con: work; all guaraatesd rk, 123 ourmn BL, Kwrwmh. Cona. Velephone $27-6. i WILLIAM C. YOUNG $uccessor to STETSON & YOUNG CARPENTER and BUILDER Best work . and - materials, at right prices, by skitied labor. Telephone, 60 West Main St. WANTED—Motor boat, 18 to 22 fec, jong, with good engine; state price an: conditivn. Address B0X 48, South Covel try, Conn. _Tel. Y§4-4, ivsd NORWICH, CONN. James L. Case " .l 878 40 SHETUCKET 7. BOOKBINDING YOU are uw.med;‘ f dmmexit {0 M et s VIS || HAVE ON HAND A Numser oF| EOOKBINDER Frapklin_institute, Dept. 3-T., Koches- JOSERPH BRADFORD w1 AWNINGS 108 Broadway Blank Books Made and Ruled to Order e — "WANTED_Six or eight room teme- inquire «t Cnurch ros., Merry #t, |3 to 10 feet—New and second hand. I WILL SELL AT A BARGAIN. (ED—We pay highest prices for second hand furmiture. Norwich burmi-| J. W. MALLETT, 30 Market Street PRINTING wre Co., Iireed Bldg. Tel. 1914-3. We buy, sell and_exchange. jelid PRINTING of all kinds promptly and PLUMBING SUPPLIES GASFITTING. AND MBING CONTEACTORS—JOBBEKS, Plumbiag und u-:me. JOMN BLU Breed Buiding. PHONE 561 Phone. 5. The very Dest plumbing by expert workmen at the fairest prices is guar- wnteed ; ll:)fl lieating and gasfitting. HN ¥. TOMPK 41 West Maln W ENRIGHT & McMAHON Plumbing, Heating, Tinning and Stove Repairs SATISFACTORY SERVICE Phune 1367-4 82 6TH STREET THOMAS 3 DONOVAN Plumbing and Heating Telephone 1527-2 56 ROATH STREET oo — ey s AUTQOMOBILE ACUBSSORIES JONATHAN SMITH, dealer in oils and K:‘ohne, 40 and 31 St., Norwich Town. Telephone 318, Hysh test gasoline, bl of all grades, auto accesso- es. Jelod HAVE your tires 1utreaded, look like new, wear lflu new, as good as N Lanoie Tire 93 W. Maip St. feb: . SESS— RADIATORS BOILING OR DAMAGED REPAIRED AND RECORDED Tested Under Air Pressure MUD GUARDS AND LAMPS STRAIGHTENED . AND REPAIRED 5 S Y 499 MAIN STREET, (East Side) B A OVERHAULING AND REPAIR WORK ' Automobiles, Carriages, Wagons, Trucks and Carts Mechanical Repairs, Painting, Trim- ming, Upholstering and Wood Woerk. Blacksmithing ia all its branches 3cott & Clark Corp. 57 TC o156 NORTH MAIN STREET MysIQ P, C. CHRISTOPHER, oF Graduate from tln l-w-l Conservatory AND INSTZUOTOL lel lnllll.‘, Conn. "ouw C‘Al- #ND Woop ‘wood M kine in mu\u. X ons G0 " decl3d WHEYN w 12 2at, o .,g i ness :(nrc“zh”e wabtx. “’m WANTED—Farms; all kinds, &) sizes, neatly done. Estimates promptly and anywhere in Connecticut. 18 your farm E cheerfully given. The Bulletin Co,, 66 for saie? Call, write of telephone tlsi F OR SAL Franklin St mayida man's &y Farm Agency, 33 Reynolds SL. Lanielson, Copn. Jeid WANTEU-—Second hand and aptique furniture. Diger & Kreien) suncessors A. Bruekner, v kraniln SL Pnone 717- Norwich. —_— | ARCHITECTS A LARGE LOT OF STANDING GRASS, BIPE TO BE CUT, WILL BE SOLD AT A VERY REASONABLE PRICE., FOR FULL PAETICULARS, INQUIRE OF CUDWORTH & THOMPSON ARCHITECTS Thaver Building, Nerwieh, Conn. FOE SALE—automeblies — FOR SALE—1913 Bulck frst class CIGARS running condition; reason for selling, v ‘ owner desires smaller car; no reasonabig SUMN A MORS S C1GARS offer refused. Call 32 Palmer St. after b =y REAL ESTATE BROKEE, P m. iy20d FOR SALE —Ford touring car, rum 0y miles, very low price. O. S. Peck, Plain Hill, Norwich. ‘el 463-14. 1y19d FOR SALE—Cheap, sidecar for motor- eyele, or will sell with motorcycle. In- quire at 641 Main St. after § p. m. Jy18d Y¥OR SALE—A Ford truck, demount.. able rims, in A-1 condition, all new tires, Inquire 300 West Main St. y1sd ¥OR SALE—Ford touring car with de- mountable rims, car in perfect order. In- quire at 33 North Main 3t. Heary Allard, iy9d T FOR SALE—1917 Cadillac, in excellent condition, new engine, will sell reasonable if sold at once. Inquire 52 Shetucket St Whitestons Cigar 3are §70 per thousand. J. ¥, CONANT, 11 Frosklis 8t FRANKELIN SQUARE, COWS FOR SALE ANOTHER CARLOAD OF EXTRA GOOD COWS JUST RECEIVED, ¥RED W. HOXIE, ‘Phene 62. Lebanon. TOBACCO Wholesale and Retail We carry a complete line of Domestic and Imported Cigars. It will pay you to walk over. FOR SALE Cozy farm home, pleasant location, high land, near city, fine cottage of five - rooms, good as new, lurge barn, several HN- R. aayl0d poultry ouses and ‘utbuildings, 25 ucres JO R. BOWMAN land, ‘well d&udeddmfto‘fielfi, Dhstures 116,118 WEST MAIN STREET and woodland, goo ruit; 2000 ; very . ! FOR SA‘LE by iy NORWICH, FONN. | RYONS' AGENCY, (Established for Ha.f a Century) y16d Willimantie, Conn, Late 1918 Small Four Buick, Will Sell Cheap. First Class Condition. Inquire, 81 Frank® iin Street. ALE IN NORWICH TOWN '# A tenement house with about one | § acre of good tillable land on state road FRANCIS D. DONOHUE trol Bldg, Phone Norwic ‘FOR SALE A c&:y 6-room Cottage, with about one acre of fine garden land, located near city school, and only short dis-{ tance from Franklin Square, will be sold very reasonable. For full par- ticulars, inquire of JOHN A. MORAN REAL ESTATE BROKER FRANKLIN SQUARE near trolley car line. Price AUTOS FOE HIRE ] FRANKLIN SQUARE ezl 100 Mais St Phone 1994 G. Towh, sepiia | TFOR HIRE Closed car for Saturday and Sunday. Call 615-3. Als and weddings. N. Goldberg. FOR BENT—Closed car for funerals, weddings, ete. Tel. 1172, John Wolfe! jeald i INSURANCE FOR SALE The Berry Block, in Norwich, No. 190 | Franklin St., consisting of two stores, | IN SHOES can be just doubled if they will bring their worn shoes to us for: repair from time to time. We make a special- ty of soling and heeling lad- ies’ shoes. four tenements, with all modern im- povements, a first rate central business locatien; excellent property for an invest- ment. WJ eliminating ha: rd-—ful real Campanies. ISAAC §. JONES Insurance Agent 91 Main Street The sale is made necessary by an order of the court to close the settle- ment of an estate. Apply to WILLIAM H. SHIELDS. o A NEW HOUSE ARE YOU COVERED BY INSURANCE ? If not, communicate with HAROLD §. BURT, 120 Laurel Hill Ave., before it ig too late. He represents reliable com- panies in all kinds of insuranee. Prompt service. | e ITS A BARGAIN i HorxLa Situated in the “Plains Section” of Norwioh., The house has six rooms AMERICAN HOUSE, D, Prop. . First cldss gon l? r“.. =44 and all modern improvements. Cel- nected. Bhane, - Shevicket lar is cemented. There's a good DEL-HQFF HOTEL, Eumne-m gardens Unusual value for $4,500. Z Bros., Props. Telephone 26-8 Broadway. b = ARCHA W. COIT CHIROPODIST Highest Grade Properties Telephone 1334 A. G, THOMPSON, ’. Chirg Foot sucnlut (p otee! v fee 7.8, Alice i prav 63 BROADWAY WHEN ¥0U WANT to put your Dusl- ness before the public. there 1s no medis um better than through the advertising columns of The Pnug'n-. mm WHEN YOU WANT to put our i lwfiznr: th‘; publie, flwt;‘ T m:fi than “through the adv columns of The Bulletiz. um better than u-roulh mo -dvema{u il of The ulletin, | A Bulletin To Let - Advertisement A COURT OF PRO! lch w“.hln and for lhe Distriet of 18th day of July, A. D, J: ATLING, Judee itsky, late of Jaid Dmrtcl. deceased tzky fll Norwich, Conn., tnmud n ert and filed a petition m-gyl , for the set forth, iy vl the: -‘:nt: of "\""-mnf':fi‘sn'i“&’ : horw ‘That d dehrmind r.( the thereon, 0‘ by !ho nublication of muio erc:melz‘ ln nn‘rnnfiww vel ving a ulation Ba triet, a least lhrn dr.e" prior to the date of said henrlnxv and !hn re be made to this NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. ‘T')::bov. and foregoing is a true copy Attest: d H AT A COURT OF PROBATE HEI at \orwtch‘ within and for the Dmflcl of N.nrlv , on the 18th day of July, A. D. Norwi appeared Cnun by ¢ou petition prulu. Set forth, that an instrumens rting o be the last will and ul'.ll'llfll of said |in. deceased be admitted to Whereupon, It Is Ouhnd petition be heard and determined at the Tobate Court Room in the City of Nor- wich, in said Dlutr t, the ereon, be given by the m:bllnum a Thia orier omb time 1n" Somn having a circulation in said Dhlflc{ Ll Teast three days prior to the date of said hearing, and that return be made to this Court. ELSON J. AYLING, Judge. The ':1"" and foregoing is a True copy " HELEN M. DRESCHER, Clerk. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at North Stonington. within'and for the District of North Ston I‘I‘lfll. on the 16th day of July. D. & ¥re!enl—CHARLES CC GrE.dAYl. Jud‘e{_ ‘onrad, late of Estate of Charles in said District, an orth Stonington, ah.!en tee. rge C. Conrad of Norwich, Conn.. lppeired in Court and filed a petition praying, for the reasons therein set forth. that letters of administration be granted upon the estate of said Charles Conrad. \whermpon It Is Ordered, That said petition be heard and defermined at the Probate Court Room in North Stoning- ton, in said District, on the 22d day of July, A, D. 1921, 9.30 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice of the pendency of said petition, and of said hearing thereon, be givi by the publication of this order onca in The Norwich Bulletin. a newspaper having a cireulation m said District, at least three days priar to the date of sald hearing, and that return be made to this Court. The ahove and foregoing is a true copy of record. CHARLES C. GRAY, jy20a Judze. NOTICE 70 CEEDITORS. AT A COURT OF MROBATE WELD st Norwich. within and for the Distriat of Norwich, on the 18th day of July, A. 192 ‘l ent— NFLSON J. AVLING, Judge Estm.e of George J. Richmond. late of Preston, in said District, deceased. Ordered, That the Administrator eite the creditors of stid deceased to bring in their claims sgainst said estate with'n six months from this date, by posting ® netice to that effect, !o*nlhnr with a copy of this order, on slgnzost nearest i the place whers, said daceased last dw. and in the llme Town, and by whllahlnt g. same onee In & newspaper having eulation m u(d Dieirict, and make r turn © tis Ceurt. kl LSON J AYLING, Judge. "TI.I. above and foregoing s & true copy reco Attest HELE! M. DRESCHER, Clork, NOTICE.—All creditors of sald de- ceased are hereby notified to present their claims against said estate to the under- gne at Norwich, Conn., within the time limited in the above and foregoing order, LUCIUS BROWN, jy20d Administrator. LONG DROUGHT MADE SALMON FISHING POOREST IN YEARS Archibald Mitchell of Brosdway has returned from a month and a half in his annual saimon fishing on the Ristigouche river, New Brunswick, which this year turned out to be the poorest season in the memory of the oldest inhabitant on the river. The protacted drought was the reason, There was only a small snowfall last winter and a heavy rain in May washed away the snow and created a freshet Since then there has been little rain and the pools in many places became too low for fish. Miles of river were put out of commission for fghing purposes be- cause of low water. The Matapedia riv- er, which is a tributary to the Ristigou- che, was so low that the fins of the.sal- mon were out of water as the fish made their way up the river to the spawning beds ‘and guardians were stationed along the banks’ to prevent tne salmon from being gaffed by peachers. The Risitigouche finally became so low that 2 horse attached to a buggy was seen to ford the river in front of the fishing lodge one dav. Mr. Mitchell fished only from June 1 to June 183 and then qmit because of the peor condiffons. He caught 11 salmen whose weights fellow 1%, 22, 31, 8, 11, 82, 27, 9, 9, 11, 9. His 32 pounder was the largest salmon caught at his camp. E. A. Olds of New York and Thomas Hunter of Detroit were wi™h him and they and others at the ledge kept on fishing up to the time Mr. Mitchell left for home. In that time 60 fish had been caught. ——— COMMISSION WAS ISSUED 99 JITNEY CERTIFICATES ‘The public utilities commission has now issmed certificates for the operat- tion of jitneys to ninety-nine individuals or companies that wiil operate about 200 cars. There are but iwo or three cases Where certifieates have been granted but not issued, so that it is now possible to accurately estimate the number of fit- neys that will be legally in use at the end of the week. Tuesday or Wednesday the motor ve- hivle department will be ready to issue the new public service number plates, including jitney plates and the “O” plates for public service vehicles which are not jitneys, and the printed forms for registration. As soon as the department is pre- pared te issue the new plates a no- tice will be sent to each of the 1,200 helders of public service motor vehicle licenses througheut the state informing them that a transfer must be made, on or before a certain date, to jthe new form of plates. These nouez- will be sent by registered mail so that no ore ean claim he did not know of the new law. The present public service plates are te be called in and the “J” or “O" plates issued in exchange. As soon as this Kas been done the police officials of every tewn and city in the state will recelve & notice from the motor vehicle department that no cars bearing the P. 8. plates should be permitted to operate on the highways. At the same time ,the inspecfors - of the department and the state ' police will begin to make arrests and it is expected that the new regulations will be in force within a few days. Commissiongr Steockel on Monday re- peated his assertion not to attempt any sudden or premature enforeement of the new law but to give the jitney operators of the state ample notice of the change in the situation and then aliow them & ohue the Faulkmer Bstal No. 14 Chureh street. It is sible for a man hl-nl{l-fldmhrbdmhflnw- umbrel- D: | particula- 1 led for the Feasans therein | VTeY D. laging odds. 'n\rwghthell!lflafmn > Mary A J. c«nhm-.fl‘-l* a three- story briek bullding containing 11 regpms said | With a lot extending to Scheol stregt. At first gianes it mld appear impos- disrobe Ing all the time a large cotton la. But DeHuaven gets away with il in one of the tiatingly fum- ny scenes of Twin which is the First -National attraction at the Davis theatre today and tomorrow. Of course it jsn't absolutely sary for 3 man to hold his 2 while preparing for bed, no matter how highly he prises it, bat in the gondition in which Carter ‘appears to be, i§ this Scene, One ean comprehend how any course of procedure becomes possible. Or one could have compr hended prior to July, 1909, Mr. DeHaven never once loses his grin on the family bumbershoot and makes good ume of it #fter he fimally stops the bed as it goes by and climbs The ploture has developed the multi- tude of comedy situations in a way hard- ly imaginable, and a rare comedy treat 1s promised 1o patrons of the Davis. The air of mystery that prevalls in the Orient in gemeral and In India in particular, has been aceurately caught by the camera in the new Nationa! Ple- ture, The Palace of Darkened Windows, which is the second feature, All phases of Hindoo life are shown in this strik- ingly spectacular adapwation of Mary Hastings Bradiey's book, from the gor- geous glittering high-caste Hindoo Ra- jah down to the fanatic fakir. Another of those screamingly funny “Skipper” storfes will also be shown. This Iudicrious comedy is entitied Too- nerville's Fire Brigade. Breed Theatre and Malestic Roof Gardex A circus story with all the romance of the “big top.” thrilling enceunters with wild animals and the “magnetie screen personality of Gladys Walten will be the principal attraction st the Breed theatre and Majestic Roof Gardes today and Thursday. It is called The Man Tamer. and is a Universal special attraction in which the petite star of Pink Tighrs. Rich Girl. Poor Girl and All Dolled Up, does her most work. John Barton Oxford wrote the stery and created a sensation with it in the Red Book Magazine. It was adapted te the screen by A, P. Younger and fllmed under the direction of Harry B, Harris As the story gets into action the nlr is shown as a circus girl, handling wild animals in an animal act with her father. a veteran of the arena. The father dies and the girl is forced to go it alone battling for her living and her honor against tremendous and utterly diseour- The heart wallop comes into the theme when ghe takes a wild voung millionaire and tames him just as easily as she tames her wildest lon. Rosene Karne playe onnosite the star. The>role is not mew to him, for he has been a trainer of junzie beasts for yeare. C. B. Murphy, Parker J. McCon- nell, Willlam Welsh ana C. Worman Hammond also have roles ! keeping with their sereen capabilities. For the second feature Buck Jores will be seen in Two Moons, a thrilling tale of love and western feud. Porchases Beantiful Residence sn Broad Street. Through the agency of Archa W. Coit the ‘fine residence of ©'arence P. Rosth on Broad street has been sold to Mrs. Ellen Peterson of Sturtevant avenue, formerly of Danielfon. The house has all modern improvements and there % a garage for three motors. Extensive grounds with shade trees in abumdance surround the property. The Peterson family expect to occupy the property early in September as their home. reasonable time to voluntarily comply with the law. The plan of sending out the notices to every public serviee car owner By registered mail removes any doubt as to whether the requirementy have been plainly understood. The new forms which have not wet reached the office of the motor vehiele department but which are expacted daily from the Cheshire reformatory where they are being primted, are ex- actly like those formerly used for an appilcation for a public service registra- tion except that they call attention te the necessity of filling out a certificate in conformity with section 6505 of the jgeneral statutes in case the jitney operated under some fictituious or tradi name or any designation other tham th true name of the owner or owners. During the past few days the jitnevs have continued to run though technieal- ly they are outlawed. REV. P. S. IRWIN THREATENED WITH LYNCHING AT MIAMN Cencerning a former Bpissopal restor at Christ church, Pemfret a dispatoh from Miami, Fla., Tuesday said: Rev. Philip 8. Irwin, a British subjeet, recter of a church in the negro quarter of this eity, was attending to his dutles, though suffering from injuries received Sunday night when masked men whipped him and applied a eoat of tar and feath- ers. The clergyman was found on the street about midnight by a policeman who teok him first to the police station where Xe was questioned Tegarding his alleged preaching of race equality and them to his home in the white section of the aity. To direet questioning as to whetber be had advecated race equality, the peliee say, the preacher refused to answer. Mr. Irwin said today that while he was a British subject, he “would mot insult the American flag” by applying to the British authorities for protection. The men who kidnapped the minister tried to make him promise to leave Miam! within forty-eight hours under threat of being lynched, Irwin said, but this he re- fused to do. According to 2 statdment by Trwim, lh kidnapers did not oharge him preaching racial equality, but teok ex- ception to hig connection with the Oves- seas Club, an’association of British war veterans. He came here from the RBa- hama Island ahout five yeqes ago, is married and has one daughter. Judge Branning instructed the counmty grand jury to inquire into the case. —_— Entertoined at Pine Grove. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Prothero this city enjoyably entertained a party of about twenty friends at theyr summer home at Pine Grove, Sunmfoy. They assuredly excell in the parts of howt and hostess, as was seen in the relyctance with which the guests’ departed in the evening. Everyone went boating and bathing and the eats, Oh, boy'—chowder. sand- wiches, pickles, watermelon, fruit, séda, 'n everything, Nesxt time Mr. Prothero indiscriminately invite “some friends” to his. cottage—Pine Grove, look for an invasion. is the prediction of these who were in this party. ———— East Hampton.—Posters are nouncing the coming Old held July 30, un The ith a parade at out am- ba . progrim begtna -_— “ — = = e