Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 21, 1921, Page 9

A Bulletin Want Advertisement Will Get It WANTED—Miscellsncous WURWICH BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, SEFTEMBER Z1, 192! A Bulletin For Sale Advertisement Will Sell It A Bullstin For Sale FOR 9ALE wep2id, & S i FERER LI o i to n wv L. Polloek, 326 S aay comt &t in sepléd. | WANTED—To do = EABGE MANUFAGTUREN wasu | (MBI Write Box To el belaery, Goderwest, shiris. dieese - walsia shom, Slothiog. ete Welts for_free " WANTED—All-round, good farm hand Jewett milker. John Willlams, Tel 107-14. BALESMEN_Make extra money cas- dollar-a-month sickness and death policles; $100 h from nalural causes; nothing like Agency Dept, P. O. Box 3455, Bos- Mass. seplid. WANTED—Hundreds men-boys over 7; government rallway mail clerks; teady work ; $136-$150 month ; list posi- lons free | write immediately. ie, Deot. 31-Y.. Rochester, N. Y. 3 ! LOST AND FOUND T LOST—$180, probably between Po- penah Mils and Norwich raliroad sta- accident | Franklin WAXTED—OArl or to Thoume Apply 56 M 8t u WOrk, at ummer St. sepald. WANTED—Capatie woman _to help with housework and prepare meals. Small family, Address, Mrs. E. H. Eills, 23 Center Bt, Putnam, Conu. WANTED—A oook. - Apply 147 Mo~ Kinley Ave. sep21d. ‘WANTED—Rellable girl or woman for general housework in small family. No wash! Wages scooraing to experiencs and . Box 156, Putnam, Conn. * sep2ld. = WANTED—Plain sewing to be done at home, Children's clothes a speciaity. Inquire 47 Washipgton St. sepl9d. WANTED—Competent _cook. Apply Mrs. J. Ralph Howe, Uncasville Tel 450, sep30d. WANTED—Boakkeeper, one who will wait on customers occasiohally. S. F. Peterson, Inc, 130 Main St. sep20d. WANTED—A woman as housekeeper A good home and unusual opportunity. Mrs. C. H. Kimball, 342 Washington St sep20d. WANTED—Table girl, Ponemah house. Taftvill sep20d. Fipder please notity phone 2L| wANTED—Position as housekeeper, s %ep2ld. lhv a middle-aged American woman. tham Sept. 4, be- | Main object a good home. Write Box 49, en_Norwich and Danielson, with in: s B. C. M. Liberal reward. Finder leave at K. of C. home, Norwich. sep21d. LOST—Last weel brewn Angora kitten urn to 24 Broad St a mottled black and Finder please re- sep20d. FUNERAL DIRECTORS GEORGE G. GRANT Undsriaker and Embalmer 82 PROVIDENCE ST, TAFTVILLE e 630 Teleq! Cummings & Ring Funeral Directors and Embaimers 322 Main Street Chamber of Coramerce Building Phone 233-2 ialy Assistant GAGER Funeral Director and Embaimer PROMPT SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT i HOURIGAN BROS. FUNERAL DIRECIOKS Norwich and Jewett Citv The Henry Allen;z S;n_C: 88 MAIN STREET AL DikeCTORS AND - EtMBALMERS Alvb) wady Assistant Telephone 410-2 DAY OR NIGHT Shea & Burke neral Directors 41 Main Street BUILDING WILLIAM C. YOUNG Successor to STETSON & YOUNG CARPENTER and BUILDER Best work and materials, at right prices. by skilled labor. 60 West Main St. Telepnone cl1GARS TOBACCO WHOLESALE AND RETAIL We carry a complets line of Domes- and Imported Cigars. t will pay you to walk over. JOHN R. BOWMAN i€-113 W. Main St, Norwich, Conn, \Estasiished for Half a Century) e e e e em— cIoARS Wiitestuns Ciga® 2aic 570 per thousand 4. F. CONANZ. 1l Erauklia St GEORGE LAMBERT, Occom. teaming, movicg and ucking. Tel 61i-12. jyid GUS LAMBERT, JE., No. 341 Main St Moving and irucking. Tel 387-5. C. B. JOSLXN. 293 West Main 8t We move everything anywhere, Special at- tention given to moving boilers and ma- clninery. Tel 798-3. sepsd Leug Distance 424 Expressin Zigmorman. 11 Bogwell Ave Tel. 1468 TEAMING aud long_distance gusking 2 specialty. Josn H. Ford, 233 Mam SC_Pbone 752 C. B. BEOMIEY & §0; St Shose Sheiucket 2 LONG DISTANCE MOVING. care Bulletin, seplod. | TO RENT TO RENT—Garage, kins Ave. spaces, 44 Per. sepzid. " 10 RENT—Furnished apartment for small family, adults preferred. Five rooms and bath, modern improvements, hard wood floors at 9 Grove street. Ap- piy at 11 Grove St, or call 73 sep2ld. 10 REN v provements at 361 West Main St sepzld. TO BENT—Furnished room housekeeping. Oak St for sep2ld. t TO RENT—First class furnished rooms, 60 Main street. sep2od. TO RENT — Beautifully furnished rooms for gentleman, also for two aduils with_kitchenette Call Steiner residence, i7 Church St. Phone 821-3. sepZid. TO RENT—7 room ap: and ga- rage on Warren St St shed, ai hard wood fioors. H. Chamber- Martin House. scp20d. TO RENT—Furnished roo with | steam heat at 67 Tenth St ments”, 45 Granite streei, o | Wiiliams Park, New London, ready for | occupany, Ocoiber 1 fest up to dale ment house. Heal, el vice and every mide 5 room apai Street. seplid. TO BENT-—Store mn Cadillac building. ne Inguire Max Gordow & Son Corp. FPi 805. sepl3d. TO RE one In 1he Marion, 326 1 st e fincst apa city, oms ana bath, hot ‘water furnishec; re Inquire of Shea & Burke, 41 Main St. sep3cd TO RENT—Rooms keey Phone 1957. for light house ysd TO RENT— withiout board. urnished room 13 Boswell Av with o Jebd FOR SALE—Horses $43 | | takes 1920 touring c: v tires and tools. itcason s |ing eouth. 319 Franxiin § FOR SALE—A nell. Telephone FOR SALL- a work Labor day. One pait brown horses, w g ciose to 2300 1bS., ages b and 7 _years. boih rolling fal and a true pair or horses. Price for both $185, One pair bays, chunky built, a d years oid,’ a sound pair of farm horses, price $165. One bay mare, weight age 6 years, cost us one year $2 sell her for $50. Will deiiver an: horses and harnesses free of ch 70 days' trial. Double harness. set, nearly new. Qur trucks will $25 a load the horses and deliver them to your door free of charge on 70 days’ the _telephone free trial, Call me_ on anytime at | my _residence. West 3505-W. 1 have 15 Horses that are broken tn for | | ail kinds of work. ey are for sale or trade at right prices. Come and)see them. | ELMER K. PLEKSON. Tel. 536 Je3d. FOR SALE—sutomobiles FOR SALE—Sixteen to twenty pas- senger bus body, Patterson made, fits Heo chassis, in fine condition. _Inquire oL W. K. Clark, 215 Mountain St, Wil- limantie, Conn. sep21d. FOR SALE—Buick D. 45, cheap. Can be seen at Taftville Public’ Garage. sep21d. FOB SALE—Harley-Davidson motor- eycie. Tel 1059-3. sep20d FOBR SALE—G passenger Maxweil touring, A-1 condition, winter top. Cheap. C. Johnson, 51 Larver Ave. FOR SALE—1918 Studebaker, ind horses. Smith, Leonard ridge, Conn. 8ep20d. FOR SBALE Chevrolet touring good_running order. Tel 1891-22 sep20d. FOR SALE—Ford delivery truck, In- quire 49 Franklin St seplfd. FOR BALE—Ford car, 1915, first class shape. Must be sold at once. Officer dJ. Josepn car in T. Dolan, Jewett Ci sepl2d. for bargains, class condition ; also second hand Indian and Harley-Davidson motorcycles, with and without sideears; prices reasonable. James Donovan, § Main St. seplod " FOR BALE—Cogmercial Ford truckn good condition. Apply to 162 West Main Street. sepdd “USED CAES must be sold; 1917 Reo touring, 1920 Seripps-Booth roadster. 1820 Overland 1920 Chandler 7- passenger touring. 1920 Hupmobile toure ing. C. V. Pendleton, 45 Broadway, Hupmobile ‘Agency. aug27d FOR SALE—1917 Cadillac. in excell condition, new engine, will Scil reasonapie It soid af omee. Ingdire 52 Shetucker St ————— DANCING N. H. LEVY, dancing_mstructor, 0aa Fellows’ hall, Norwich, Phone 1636 o Rint ek ooins o g St atS o m i DENTAL SURGEON M'Grory Bidg. . Morwioch, Cenn. hurts & 59 106, 21 idg., 159 St London, T—Furnisled apartment. Mrs. . 82 Mchinicy Ave. a T—Hoom With Kkitchenette, | sepz0d. . | furnished for § adults, triot sep2ld. Pl MG WANTED — Becond hand Booka aid blbtures, Flisewhs Dooks ures, g st cash Dnflefi. Louis D, ater St, Norwich. nobs ot St. AIN'T WE GOT FUN—Red Ge, §2.25 tor 50. § for_Zsc. 8ep20d. turniture, china, WANTED—Drop me 8 card want home done wet wash and 1 wil cali for it. 80 cents a basket. ‘,’mf"l WANTEDThree or four rooms, un- Greonvilie G- referred. Address B, R. this office, t Bakelite pipe, T6c. Gold Bond tgbacco, 10c a tin. Manllla cigam, Fagan's Smoke Shop. e i you Ing Wil FOR BALE--Two family house om Mechanic Bt, Danlelson, good condition, all modern Improvements. Main Bt, Danlelson. Conn. " ¥OR BALE—A cottage house on Bushe nell Place. Inguire of M. E. Maguire, 353 West Thames BStreet. Apply 5-Dpud seplld, FOR SALE—One four temement brick house of 16 rooms; one threo tenement frame house of 16 Pleasant St., new two tenement house or ten rooms; a desirable residence eight room briek house with two car garage, located on Mountain houses are connected with epring water, uire of W. E, Clark, 315 Mountain St., imantic, Corn. rooms located on St. Al these sep2ld. onabie price. St., Phone 30! Myers Willimantic Conn., R. Phone 523-3. 3 WANTED—Rooms for light keepnig. ~ Write Box 999, Bulle! sepl9d. —WANTED—Concrete_walks factory no charge made. guaro, 123 Oakridge St. Phon seplT. inning Y& sepléd. Inquire Leventhal. sepldd. WANTED—] Sell them quick. Communicate with New Agency, Danielson, Conn. sepl3d] | ond hand furniture and | WANT To SELL your ency seils quick, any time. ANTED—100 farms for _ acres up, with or with | fuil particuizrs in first letter as to price, to Work guaranteed, if work is not satis- James Fumi- WANTED—I would like to buy a seven or eight room cottage with garage, reas- E. A, ‘Prentice, 86 Cliffe sep20d. WANTED—To b oultry. F. W. v, l? D., No. 3, sep19d. house- tin, buil e 627 WANTED—Cider mill_will open be- September 21, Thursdays, and Satyrdays in Bozrahville. " FOR SALE—For anyone who Wants tc raise week old Guernsey registered bull Tel, Lebanon, 11-12. ! "arms.. We have the buy- Is your farm for England WE BUY and pay highest prices for | Dbooks, | ucsessor to King, 48-50 Water | €epl2d. farm? sepld catalogu, | size, location and terms. P. O. Box 105, | | Jewett C y22d | | wa st_prices for secon Norwich Furni- ture Ca., Tel. 1914-3. We ouy, sell jet1d | waxzEe hand and anvique furniture. H. ger, _ successor _to A. Bruckner, + Puone 717-3 Vorwick. marzod NOTICE—Owing to breakdown, I will | receive no more wpples at my ecider mili | /. D. Thacher, 43 | sepldd. | AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIEY’ like new, as_good W Main St CALL at_Jon; Town St.; for 31 n zasoline FORD 1inting, arts, inter tops, bod letter ns, roof recov hodies attractiv n in trade for cat ¥ es 1utreaded, look like as ey Z fenders, truck bodies, body T sli ling, Vim truck par erg, This Weisler's 2" Agency, 9 Scavoi.St, Danieison, | 1d. Ti- | | ' | ve | sep21; City. FOR Grand E, oie Phone FOR 8ep20 “¥omr cow. ¥0 conditio sepld oid, P. 0. b " sepl6 { number. AGENTS WANTED Tivery auto awaer a- you make $2. e saranteed. Wirice: for sorvitory BOW RoyH.Brannin S, sy o o e W5 4 V.. Booadway R Voo Gy m——— 'RADIATORS BOILINC REPAIRED AND RECOR Tested U Air Pres: AND LA 499 MAIN STREET, (East OR._DAMAGED BED nder sure MUD GUARDS MPS STRAIGHTENED Side) { | OVERHAULING | OF ALL KINDS 1 i i | AND REPAR WORK Automobiles, Carriages, Wagons, Trucks and Carts = 3 : A s senger. Good running order. Good men.{ Mechanical Repairs, Painting, Trim- 390y cash, or payments or trade for team | ming, Upholstering and Wood Work, Elacksmithing in ali its branches |9G0tL & Glark Corp.| ] PLUMBING SUPPLIES 1 | Zlumbing end Heating, JOHN BLUM, Breed Buiding. PHONE 568-5. PLUMBING AND GASFITTING. CONTRACTOLS—JOBBERS, Phone. The very Dest anteed; also heating and gasfl JOHN F. TOMPKINS, ‘est Main Bt. Dlumbing by expert workmen 4t the fairest prices s Suare SATISFACTORY SERVI Phone 716-4 ENRIGHT & McMAHON Plumbing, Heating, Tinning and Stove Repairs CE 82 6TH STREET ARCHITECTS ARCHITECTS CUDWORTH & THOMPSON Thavef Building, Norwieh, Cona. COAZ AND WooD ed Wood and Quantities. . Wikiow T el | 1099- TOR o™, !by using a feb24d | yyaranteed Smith’s new station, | Uncasville, Connecticut. convenient place in and mobiloiis of all aug27d of s Tf. $200.00 for an up: and scarf. | No_interest. | weekly. N. Walnut St $2.00 each, on beds. Inquire of W. St,, Willimantie, Conn, FOR SALE—Kitchen condition. d. stove. . Pelin drakes. Plain_Hil FOR SALE—: gas ran; 1196-13. SALE—] 89 and 6 Asylum street. d. SAL SALE—Kitchen n. d. ed ‘and pedgreed 0X b, d 5,0 Delive The orwich, Conn. $390.00 for & SALE—S i wood Come quick. Strout Farm Agency, New' Londos Delivi Bausy terms; $2i Plaut-Cadden E. Burdick & McNicol, g6, FOR SALE—Good cider Phone 1658. d r Tnion St. LE—Cheap, set. FOR SALE—Well trained rabb Tel. 1059-3. FOR BALE—10 § weeks Supt. Wiliam W. Backus Hosp Tel Spring St., or phone il. FOR SALE—Walker fox hound run nothing but lien 00 $65.00_for an upright piano, stool d_without 325 down, SL50 weekly. den Company, Norwich, fine | player piano, with 15 Xylophone. Thoroughbre As ‘a_choice family cow her super or is not offered fo Uncasville, Conn. dog. r, Conn. acres, mile enougit miles. FOR BALE—Registered Holstein bull, nicely marked, 1 year old. Jersey cow, due to freshen in January. Clark, 215 Mountain Registered ep2id. in good ra; $4 Washington St. upstairs, "FOR SALE—A rabbit dog, guaranteed to bark hole, will demonstrate any_time. Inquire 77 West Thames St. FOR SALE—$3,6 lenement house, situated in Jewett City. |\ substantial amount may | mortgage. sep2id. uy a good 4 remain on Jewetr sep21d. econd hand _Glenwood Inquire of T. Murphy, Wauregan, Corn. with oven. sep2id. barrels for room set with wh sep2ic one piano, one Inquire gep2id. gs.. range. Good red fox. Oliver st good coops, s villa 1 timor mer 1 Rier, stove and sroom, 16 sepid e Conx. ht piano, with stool d without c 8 , library priv- ilege, bench 'and scarf; easy terms; no notes to one year ; $10 “montnly. The ery pany, Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE—Good seasoned wood, $9 ! cord; in 3-cord lots, $3.50 per cord ; chiest- | nut Wood, $8 cord’; in 3-cord lots, $7.50 | Henry Saucler, Tel. ‘81 cord. FOR SALE—Hard wood, stove lengths, | 3. st; free tuning for ; terms $50 down, Plaut-Cadden Com- aug26d Dan:elson, Conn. augléd $9 per cord. C. S. Brown, Yantic. Phone auglsd FOR SALE A very choice two-family sirably located on upper section of O: Must be sold. some ‘one who will move quick fuller particulars inquire of JOHN Real Estate Broker street. A. house, de- A bargain for For MORAN Franklin Square "FOR SALE FIFTY PIANO BOXES At $3.00 Each THE PLAUT-CADDEN Ce. TWO HOUSES ON WEST MAIN ST.|' SOME LOANS NEGOTIATED. FOR SALE LOT ON GREEN AVENUE TWO HOUSES$ ON DUNHAM ST. IN ALL PARTS OF CITY. INSURANCE ATTENDED TO, ETC. CLARENCE SHOLES Telephone 1183-5 188 WEST THAMES STREET Two Central FOR SALE tenement house all modern in avenue. Good location for building store. A. V. COVELLO FOR SALE Would You Pay $650 Iding lot, 80x120 feet, on street having gas, sewer, water, and 198 Clff Street For a b _For fuil particulars see Telephone 1527-3 electricity?. It's worth $1,000. Cen- tral | location. Apply without delay _ James L. Case Telephone 876 40 SHETUCKET STREET WOO0OD FOR SALE Best Quality Seasoned Wood 100% Hard $10.00 Per Cord Chestnut $8.00 Per Cord Delivered Anywhere HARRY B. FCRD 233 Main St. Phone 792 THEES & no agvertising meanum 1 Bastern <o for Connecticut equal to The Bulle- businese s=sults. $300 CASH cottage’ hguse, * axcellent Wood and frult. Noar city and station. Only $1500, §200 cash. TEXON'S REAL EBTATE AGENCY Willimantio, Conn, FOR SALE A very desirable vroperty, 7 heT property, consisting -room house and outbuildings, Wwiih about 18 acres of land, located on e Norwich Town end, a great op- portuaky to securs choice property at Very reasonable price. For father particulars, inquire of JOMN A, MOEAN, Real Estate Broker, Franklin Square, FOR SALE New House, with sl modern improve- ments, rooms, located containing _seven short distance from Franklin Square, good location. ¥RANCIS D. DONOHUE, Ceatral Building, Norwich, Office and Sales rooms, oneers, of 191 . Taylor a valuable farm or chilcrea rm_4oils 008 e also Tuy otions ior cash, . A. WITTER, Asst. INSUKANCE IN CASE CF FIRE HOUSE INSURED ? IN CASE OF ACCIDENT IS YOUR AUTO INSURED? If you need HARCLD S. BURT Insurant 3 ve parts for all makes | b | Advics Tonce:: | eliminating ha: veal Companies. ISAAC S. JONES Insurance Agent 91 Maih Street ds—real LEGAL NOTICES Advertisement Will Sell It e Pretty country home, 20 acres. Niee land, - plenty under t] is YOUR © of any kind, see! 120 Laurei Hill Ave, or Phone 59-8| g rate reductions by service and A Bulletin To Let .Advertisement Will Rent It AINTRRS. « JOmN ¥. AMBURX, Patnter and Decorktor (n al its branches ; Dost work and material at srices b | akilled wi estimates 0 50 fi'tw &iven. 190 Laurel BOOKIINDING BEOOCKBINDER JOSEPH BRADFORD 108 Breadway Blank Books Made and Ruled to Order —_— PUTNAM (Continued from Page Six) lynched. * * * He therefore asked that JArchdeacon Irwin should iéave the city that afternoon. The charge made by the mobd, and denied both by Irwin and his bishop, was that the clergyman had been preaching “racial equality” and “in- termarriage” to negro audisnees. At the request of the local officials and with the consent of Bishop Mann, Aroh- deacon Irwin and his daughter left Mia- mi that afterncon and came to New York, Several entries from Putnom and vi cinity were recelved at Brooklyn Tues- day for the annual exhibition of the Windham County Agricultaral Soelety. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Rogers were visi- wore in Boston on Tuesdey. Stata Offirer H. A. Elifott and Dr. . J Daniclson, were in Iastford on mattérs pertaining to the enforcement of regu'ations for handling | domestic anima | Attorney Arthur S, Macdonald e 1, located | in_Boston Tuesday on a businéss irip. ST wun i (e | Mrs. Riensi Robinson, formerly of Danislson. i= enending :P(e\\'{ weeks at Loty Sl the Ren Grosvenor inn. Pomfret. AionEAy, ST Lieht frosts were reported from all At 11 O’Clock A. M. sections hereabouts Tuesday morning, | several head of choics pure | When the temperature @fopped quite and 10w for fhis season. Three cases are assiened for E n of the superior court eion i the , sayerlor Judge L. P. Waldo Masvin will preside. | e, i a M. Wilbur, wife of Munroe ! Witbur, iz dead at their home on Sohool |street, Webster. Ths family former'y }was resident in North Grosvenordale. Some devartments of the Manhasset Manufacturing company are operating Recistrare are engazed in nerfectine a list of voters who will be eligible to patticipato in the annual town elaction {on the first Monday in October. Up to Tuesday Safety First Week aid not seom to have an appreciable effect in reducing jay walking. About the usual number seem to be inviting in- jury from . automobiles by careless crossing of streets. The southbound New London boat train out of this clty Monday evening was delayed for about two hours at Danie'son by a disabled locomotive and delayed the transmission of mails. Louis A. Wolf. who has been enzaged in the automobile and othet business entefprises in this eity and at Day- ville for several years has organized the L. A W. Acoceptance corporation. This organization, in which a number ©of persons in this clty and surrounding towns are shareholders, ls to enszage In the automobile financing business. At the present time there is not a great amount of activity in the bulld- ing trades thronghout this seotion, though some new dwellings are belng oonstructed and some repalr work un- dertaken. The abandoned ‘child of Rens Gray of Westhoro, Mass., remains at the Kim_ ball home in East Thompson where it was taken after it was found beside & highway and s in good heath. Miss Gray will be presented in the superior court here mext month to answer to a AT A COUKT OF PROBATE HELD at Nor ON J. AYLING, Judge, Voluntown, in id Uistrict, deceased. Ordered, | That the Executor said estate within | at \ the signpost neares ce in the same Town, and LY publishing the same_once circulation in said District, and make re- tur : J. AYLING, Judge. egoing is a true copy HELEN M. DRESCHER, Clerk. of record. Attest: NOTICE.—All creditors ceased ims of said de- ainat A _COURT OF PROBATE fIELL N h, within and for the District A, D. 1921, N SON J. AYLING, Judge. a M. Shields. late strict, deceased. xecutor cite deceased to bring a:!mtli c{:tale E‘vlthln i date, by posting a logether Wlm a CE‘JP) ntie from ihi to that cifect, of this the plac and in the same the sam: turn to this Court ELSON J. AYLING, Judge. foregoing is a true copy RELEN M. DRESCMER, Clerk. *f record. Attest NOTICE.—All creditors eased are hereby n claims agains igned at 35 Broadway, Conn., within the time limited above and foregoing order. WILLIAM H. SHIELDS, Executor of DISTRICT OF MANSKIBLD Court of Probate, Sept. 19, 1921. Estate of Harriet M. Merrow, Mansfield, in said district, deceas Upon the apylication of Joseph M, row, authorized and empowered to sell |end determined at the probate office in ) Mansfield in said district. on the 27th |day of September, A. D. o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice Dbe given of the peadency ot said appli- cation and of the ume and place once in ome newspaper having a circu- the town of Mansfield in sald district. LEWELLYN J. STORRS, Judge. sep2id. ich, within and for the District of cite ditors of said deceares to bring in | by posting a , together with a copy to re said deceased last dwllt, 1 @ newspaper having a re hereby notified to present their Ud estate to the under- gned at R. D., Moosup, Conn., within time limited im the above and fore- ing order. T. D. CHILDS, sep21d. Executor orwich, on the 1l4th day of Septem- of | the in rder, on the signpost nearest to ased last dwelt, ‘own, and by publishing once in a newspaper having a circulation in said District, and make re- said de- ified to present their id estate to the under- | Norwieh, | in the administrator praying that he be the real estate ot saill deceased, as per ap- plication on file mere fully appears, it is Ordered, That said application be heard | 1921, at nine | of | hearing thereon, by publishing the same lation in sdid district, and by posting a €opy thereof on the publio sign rvost in | change of having abandoned the M fant. Monday afternoon members o6f the {Delphlan soclety held thelr first meeting since the summer recess, This fall and beth M. Childs, late of | Winter the society Is to make a study of the Evolution of the Drama. Mon- day afternoon's study was of the Greek Tragedy, this the first of the serles that will lead up to consideration of the drama of today. “Think!” This 1s the méssage that is being conveyed to the people of Put- nam and surrounding towns this week by pasters attached to the windshield of scores of automobiles operating in the territory. This 1s Safety First week, intended gs an ald to the ave- Tage person in constantly fixing atten- tion on their personal safety in this age ©of automobi’es and constantly recur- ring motor vehicle accidents in which thousands of persons throughout the country are being killed or maimed ev- ery year. “Th'nk” before stepping off a sidewalk to cross a street, before getting out of a car in which you may be riding, before dolng a score of other things that may result in vour serious injury or deafh, hink” is the watch. word of every driver of a motor ca: evéry minute he is operating a éar. When he fails to think even for a fr tion of a minite and aceldent 18 almost certain to occur. The public as a whole ;does not think—of its safety, hencé the jcampalgn in the interest of Safety First. 1a driving home the lessons of the week, motion pictures which are supplied by the motor vehicte depart- ment of the state and which are enti- {tled “Where are your Children?” wi be shown in Union square Saturday ev- ening, Captain J. H. Bulgér of the lo- cal police department said. Monday. BOLTON Local people went to Coventry last Thursday and presented a three-act ru. ral comedy, both afterncon and even- ing, in connection with the agricuitu- ral fair given there. The play was Aaron Slick From Punkin Stick, not as green as he ,ooks. James Weason Phews; Mr. Wilbur Merridew, a erook- ed speculaior, John H. Massey; Olar- lence Green, a mysterious young man, | Morgan A~ord; Mre. Rosy berry; an Oklahoma widow, Miss Adelia N. Leom- is; Gladys Mae Merridew, 3 swaet young thing, Mrs. R. Kneeland Jones; pert; Little Sis Riggs, a regular tom- boy, Mrs. Myron M. Lee. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bojardus of ‘Worcester, Mass., announce ths engage- ment of their daughter, Hazel M. to Maxwell Hufchinson. Mr. Hutchinson is the son of Calvin Hutchinson of And- over. Mr. and Mrs. Clair/S. Hutchinson. and Gaughter, Miss Louise J. Hutéhinson, of Hartford, spent the week.end with Mrs. Hutchinson's mother, Mrs. Jane B. Sumner. Miss Hutchinson goes Thurs- day to Mt. Holyoke college. CHIROPODIST A. G. THONISON, F. 8. Chiropodist, Foot Specialist (protect yous feet). Sults 7-8, Alice Bidg.. 321 Main St, Norwich, Conn. Phene 1366-4. jans14 HOTELS AMERICAN HOUS! Prop. nected. D. Morrissey, First class garage service com- Phone. Shetucket St (DELHOFF HOTEL. Buropean oycs Eros, Frops. Telephone 26-28 Broadwas. A jarge number of Boton people were in Manchester Saturday to vieWw the firgpian’s parads Mr. and Mrs Russell Lee and Mrs. Lee's mother, Mrs. Annle Von Deak have moved to J. White Sumner's cot- tage at the Center. Mrs. Carrle Fries of Franklin, Mass., has been visiting her daughter, Miss Lavania C. Fries. Miss Ella Sumner left idonday ¢ or Troy, N. Y., where ghe eatered the Rus- sell Sage school. New Britain—Herman 8. Hall is dl+ rector of the New Britain State Trade School. He is also supervisor in the teacher training course of the Connec- ‘sehools. The Girl in Red, Mrs. George Whipe | A Bulletin For Sale Advertisement Will Sell It e ANNOUNCEMENTS DAVIS THEATRE. Some perilous diving _and difficult |swimming $¢ done by Dorothy Dalion in Behind Masks, adapted from E. Phiilips Oppenheli’s Jeanne of the >Marshes, which 1s to be presented at the Davis theatre, Miss Dalton, who has become known as one of the most athletic of wvme!: stars, does the most spectacular “stunt’ work of her carecr in this fim. As Jeanne Mesurier, the unfortunate victim of the plots of Mmme. Ena Do- loré, her unscrupulous guardianm, Miss Dalton, in this story, Is locked up in an ancient smugglers’ cave with the supposed dead body of Ronald Mngle- ton. She breaks down a door and de- fies death when she dives Into the storm tossed sea below. Her by An drew Bourne, her sweetheart, follows. An able cast supports Miss Dalton, headed by Fredrik Vogeding, a Dutch actor of considerable Buropean repu tation; Willlam P. Carleton, Jul Swayne Gordon and others. One of the most exceptional themes ever dealt with in the silent drama is the basis for the swift'y moving in the excellent pioturization of His: {La Mate's famous novel. The Unfort > Sex in which the popular _stars. 3 Frances Bimonds and Oeorge Larkin | them, /although he was comfortably amd have the leading roles. This is tae happily married. Attracuvs women, of socond foaturs. A comsdy entitied |course They made him feel—well, he Dummy Love, is included in this pro- just didn't think he had forca of char- gram. |acter to minge with them. His friends iknew ft. and whai followed wam thei A Bulletin To Lat What Is Going On Tonight l"z‘thfi-.la.“.!.fl&.: F “There are many persons with musical talent who play no have never learned to have within them an ments for first-rate musicians” Licut._Commander Jjohn Philip “I have ofien been asked, from of my parents T innerited talent as 1 may have. Frankly. belleve that heredity in this anything o do with shaping work, but, on the other hand, 1 vinced that environment had. ther was not 2 musician, but ther played a trombone in the band of Washington and was a veteras of both the Mexican and CIVIl wars, Lient-Commander Sousa and his band come to the Norwle, auspices of Battery B. Sept. 28th. LADIE! Jimmy was afraid Just couldn’t trust himself to losk at i i | ki i EH 31 H S E i NIGHT. of women: ¥ BROOKLYN FATR {fault. Of all the men in the wola v To tioukands of castern O who found himselt i a people Brookiyn Iair i3 an h vath on ght. This_outline will the infinits the farce New Tork and will presemt at theatre on Thursd: . 22 Thie frolicsome f Ifrom the pen of Charlton Andrews ami Hoowood, wel known author of The allurine 1 the fumnay the brisic action, make Ladies 2n unforgettable delight. Faeh fall it preseut |complete e } friends and acyaai | pleasuree attendant iu a wood old country fai This year tiw fair of an attraction be a big showing of cat cultural exiibits from man county, & ponitry sho; vaudeville, a midway and =cores of ot attractions that adways £o to edd = nees and all of the being presan cas, I es, ght s SPECIAL TO TREATRE GORRS. The ne: razement haa just com- F. Keith of New York showla heie what a Ve are offerips of The manage: t has been pert active in preparin i for fair and w n teresting becauste of Thursdey will be the clo fair and horse dar. “Trof g T s E Wednesday Thursday 2ud en usually lerge nmumber of eatries have {been recelved, promising the best rac- ing in vears at Brooklyn. The Windaam County Fafmers' asso- ciaticn will have a special exhibit at.the t The granges are showing special intercst In prpearing for the annual fmr.‘ which should rate as oné of the best held any year 1 play at the fair m., with a master bill. including the screen’s most talked of semsation, Open Shutters. Watch us, and you will sosn be a steady patron at the Strand. Shows changed twice weekly. Js the English tyns of feminine bean- ty more ailuring than the Amerfcan? Artists have never been ab'e to agree on the question but loecal playgoers may form thelr own Interesting coneln- rand thea- tre Thursday, Friday and Saturdar. where Edith Roberts is to be shown in her latest Universal photodrama, Open- ed_Shutters. [} | supporting Miss Roberts is el | Luxford, a young Australlan girl whe The Windham Industries held its|is said by artists to be the perfect type third aniiual exhibition and sale of jof the British beauty. Miss Tauxford quilts_at the old Webb house, Thurs- [:s a striking blonde with hair like pun day, Friday and-Saturday of last Week. |pold and the typicaily perfect pink-and_ The largest attendance wag y, | whits complexfon eommon to Britteh when there were near'y 100 présent, a|gins, In Opened Shutters Mies Lex- large number coming from out of town.|ford epears a Boston soclety eivt There was aleo an exhibit of a fine col- |who eperds her summers In a New lestion of old embroideries loaned by |Fngland villaze and _strangely in- the townspeople. A number of quilts|fluences the highly dramatic trend of were sold and Others Were ordered. The the story. Windham Industries was orgahized by| Nola Luxford was born in Londen Mrs. J. Aldén Weir in 1919 for the pur« bt accompanied her parents to Ass- pose of faking quilts coples from old |tralia when she was a Nttle girl Her designg and a large number have been |father was an officer In command of made and soid by the townspeople. Tea |Colonial troops and she was brought wan served each afternoon. Mrs. H. C.|up in the socfal whirl of the military Hatech was in charge Thursday, Mrs. |set. She attended a private school and ¥. B Guild Friday and Mrs, Ada Lar |graduated just as the first contingent rabee on Saturday. of Anzacs left for the front. Visitation Day of the Congregationa!|her first public stage appearmbes at church, which was to have been held bemefit for the initial group of weund- last Sunday, has been postponed until |ed to be sent back to Australis, she at- the afternoon of the 25th. tained a phenomenal pepularity on th Miss Kate Tbbits of Norwich is at|Australian stage and decided to make tha Inn. the drama her life work. 86 suésess- Mrs, Charles Tainter of Port Rich- |ful was she abroad that she decided mond, §. I, 18 the guest of Mrs. R. G. g0 to Southern Callfornia, Whers Watrous. is now a prominent member of the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Larrabee, Mrs [ony of film notables. Ada |Larrabee, Mr. and Mrs. Z .E. Bell of Windsor Locks. Mr. and Mrs. James G. Lathrop and Miss Emma Lar- rabee together with relatives from Gro- ton and Norwich enjoyed a picnic at; Gall Ferry reeently. C. A. Keeney attended stock fair last week. Mrs. Addison Jackson, Mrs E. Tucker and Mrs. Mackey, who have been at Miss Neale's this summer have returned to Brooklym, N. Y. Compson. This widespread demand has Mr. and Mrs Roland Utley of Chica-|peen met. In Prisoners of Love, Which Ro, Mr. and Mrs. Herber; Utley of|iy tne feature attraction at the Breed New London, Miss Annis U. Woehnert|ineatre today and Thursday, Miss jof Bufta'o, Df. and Mrs. Chester Cole|Compson appears as a star for the jof Brooklyn, N. Y. Dr. Charles Byrne |time. Great care has been exercised in of Hatflel Harry Little the selection of a piay that gives full Springfleld, . Miss Helen R1%- |geope to the remarkabie talent and ex- bins and John Robbins of Boston and |fraordinary beauty of this captivatine Mre. Hattie R, Hillyer of Farminaton|young star—one of the most charmins {were in town to attend the fumeral of |ine screen has produced. We conld tell {OEEAEEN . you a lot of other fine things abeme Miss Holiister of Rerlin fs the guest|Beiy Comnmson, but we prefer to have Lle e f you judge for yourself because we know Mrs. Pobert Pegrum Is visiting Wau-|that your answer will be 100 per eemt. régan rolatives. 1 ber. favor. Mra, Lou Kenneay and Mr. For the second feature David Butler jGeorge Kennedy and wil be seen in Making the Grade. Fera Brookyn, ¥. T. motored are five recls of smashing and exclting valé .Saturday and sn episodes showing the star in action. J¢ Mrs. E. K. Leffingwell. will go on record as one of the scapem’s Lawrence Ulmer of Le sreatest hits. Tecent guest of Wiillar Rev. W. M. Brown preached | Congregational church duled for bot | | ‘ WiNDHAM BREED THEATRE. ' One of the big surprises of the me- tion pictare production of The Miracle Man was the remarkable work done by Betty Compson. From obscurity shs tose to fame over night. Critics afl ower the country procalmed her an artist of the first rank and motion pleters followers everywhere began to a strong desire to see more of the Wood- E. from | | e “The Old Nest” Coming to the Breel °*| One of the finest easts ever i § H K (& b 28 2 i [3 4 h Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hatel, the Ml bled wiil be seen in The Old Nest, the Johmson and I H. Johnson were the Rupert Hughes »tory of mother l".-. guests of Mrs. Tennant and daughter and American family life, that wik at Ocean Beach Sunday. shown at the Bréed theatre Sublay, At the Congregational ehurch Friday |Monday. Tuesday ahd Wednesday. evening Rev. A. W. Clifford Is to give Story is a film version of a short Stery the first fn a series of stereopticon lee- |lha tupneared in the Saturday Bveliag tures on the v"(n'!:nfi:. the toplc for this : Post, :)d was produced by the Geldwyn night being The Pherim at Homre. company. Mr. and Mrs. Adedert Potter of New| The director, Reginald Barkee, is London are epending thelr vAsation at|Wel known for the mahy fine produe- James Potter's. tions he has made for Goldwyn. Miss Helen Hopkine, who 1s toaching| In the cast Mary Alden plays the in_Berlin, was at home over Suniav. |leading role, that of the motHer, Who Rev. A. W. Clifford has been at‘end.|appears first as the young matron with . ing the state confarence In Martzurq her six childfen of school age. this week. \litde older, with greying hakr, their companion and adviser. ANDOVER they grow to manhood and { oot 1eave the o'l:' nest and Thera was muite a large gathering at!!0to the Wwos the grange meeting at the town han U Poighancy of Miss AMen's Monday evening. |as the old mother 15 irreststible. Mrs. Wiiliam Thompeon who has been| Other players in the cast are visiting her son and friends in Sprine- fi:fl:’“fi:&""m ’;""“ Dwight s, retw - . ::21 for two week: tned home Sun. Bille fi-‘;flr‘ M"";’,, ‘dm Lionel Faulkrer is soon to enter ‘hlhsl (“Lefty") "Ilynn, Roland Rushtosy college, tn Boston. |ny Stockbridge, and the Rev. John J. Lockett of Southboro, 'Payed in the Booth Mass., was in town Monday, calling on comedles, Johnny Jones, triends. Miss Clara Thompson is in Spring- field visiting her brother on her vaca- tion and attending the Esstern atSete Exposition. -J. Kellett has sold his farm and mov- | Y ed ih over the post office. Royal D. Webster and family of South Manchester were at the home of Mr. ‘Webster's mother Sunday. Miks Hazel Carey, who 18 teaching in ‘West Hartford, !s boarding at the home of G. M. Barttett. Stamford—Mr. and Mre. James King Hoyt of 470 Park avenue and Redruff, Sound Beach, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Barbara Hoyt, to Frederic Worrall Bcker, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hudson Ecker of 555 Park avenue, New York and Green- wich, Conn. Miss Hoyt was graduated| thet from Dana Hall