Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 27, 1922, Page 7

A Bulletin Want Advertisement Will Get It i ————— WANTED—Male 1 or pa.rk time ;. h-ta::‘ 2 0w ; ybody ever, shown | everybody TED—Work by the hour or day. te Hox 524, care Bailetin. 27d w gardening. __To S MAN WANTED to g _mil o, AT fake charge must have some me- b also experience in weav- oom fixing; excellent he right man who is not afeaid of ul 341 West of tunis 4 who desires to grow up with A Bulletin Want Advertisement Will Get It WANTED—Female w. intell oman b . New London countles; we e fna train you (if you will work 30 hours per week) to bulld a profitable and perma- nent buginess; no cany: give par- nam, Cenn. ‘.r for_in- “WANTED — Competent _ American housekesper v 1 Delivery, Put- Bk i family of two; no washing or ironing; good home. E. A. Prentice 86 _Cliff St. Phone $00. feb37d WANTED—Girl to answer telephone and do clerical work in offica; write stat- ing salal Write Box and experienice. Make apniications in ewn a ing. “iacing age and experience, 4 care Buldin, Jonstd 4 Care Bulletin: eb25d TED— G| for general hous WANTED—Work by the hour or day. | Tor<: _ADBY 318 Waahington &t _febidd v liox 529. care Bulletin. _feb26d WANTED_Girl to run passenger sle- N ANTED- AT once. single “man on |AISE, APPIY at once. Pla-Cadden Co. ist be good teamster and miiker. gham, New London. Tel. 783-4. feb24d WANTED—Girl or woman for house- work. Phone 1719. fep24d T WANTED—A fixing. young man, Americai, helper. Who_wishes to Box C.. Bulletin. T WANTED_Housekeeper, by widower with two children, Americans; referances. Address Box 8, Sterling, Conn. feb22d Advertisement Will Get It WANTED—Miscellaneous WANTED — To piga Tel all sl i WANTED—Male or female house-to house canvassers on 77 different ho hoid necessities; ings as high as § oke and plotures, glassware, etc'; Li est cash prices. Louis D. War Water St, Norwleh. IF20FMW AUCTION SALE at 19 Warren St., ‘Wednesday, Mareh 1st at 10 n‘cluckula unp: storaga L. FOE SALE~Corn fodder. Inquire An- thony Zasiewakl, g}l. for Nally’s store. —_— FOR SALR lot household goods for W. Carroll & Son. _febZid it R TS | 2y sacnat Sord Brestin. O fos o Ve The Paml Sl J%&m-’i‘" &:; fi,m THE PROPERTY KNOWN AS TR Gt s, pemedd Bl GOV, Flh QG (] Ne. 20 Yown svRERT sale, ail for $30. feb23a NTED_Sthall bundle washing and we sell lots of them. “That's why The Pasnik Co. sell for less. febl3MWF WANTED—Real estate of every de- FOR SALE—Cottage aln sewing to do at home, 1Inguirs Mrs. |rooms, with city® water, siuated in a|§ AMSO A LARGE BARN. PRICE feb24d g;w rqixm’z‘m_nm;wmrn“\r l_!m;l_“-: RIGHT IF SOLD AT ONCE. e SocorThcr—aorm | Once: price §1,500. Apply to- W. F. Hil GS—St some 2} more stockings, We buy-lots of themr | Lusver Bidg. fe25d JAMES L. CASE FOR SALE Pedigreed Atreda capons, live or dressed. Danjeison, Conn., Fairchance Farm. F. A. J. Bennett Town. Inquire at James Mc- Touse of _six edaic pups; W. Woed, FOR SALE. FOR SALE—Four-acre mear_aity, Write Box lll.F:;‘: B\‘flka:.‘ f"fl-‘.’ CONSISTING OF FRAME COT- TAGE OF ELEVEN ROOMS—ON A LOT 160x110 FEET, THERE IS 40 SHETUCKET STREET feb25d scription on_commission basis. Burdick & icol, Thayer Bldg., Nor-| ¥OR 8, The MecHale place, locat- h, and Jewett City. dec23FSMW [ed ome-half mile from Occum. contains FOR SALE Eight-reom cottage house, all modern, E1E e = - large two-family house.and 13 acres of : " WANTED_Maid for housework, Writc | INVESTMENTS It your money M |iand; ferms may be arranged. Burdick | I first clase condition, hardwood floors, o Py 3 s 2 earning less than 10 per cent, batter i ¥ frontage §0x180, 200 feet from Greene- Secome raiivay wall | Hox 111, care Buleun. fevzdd | ST Your ‘oheck for 3100 and let ua | & ASNiel Thayer Bidg., Norwioh. ville dar line. For particulars, ses - R — . |Ghow you tht we can do thator Usiter|-coilee L A.V. COVELLO, 198 ClIff St. Tel. 1527-3, y J o for this year. H. E. Anderson, 1 Maple | FOE SALE Farms of every descri 2 - 3 - FOR SALE—automoblles St., Danieison, Conn. ~Tel. 340. febid g:n, vnga or4;v‘nhiv.lg am}oc‘k_ cooseph J e or part time; best 23c S ale= DHar italian |CUrTan, Box 454, Plainfield, Conn. T everybad > vipe valges, briar, ltalian, AverTs sohod aries ever showns everybods | | ¥R SALE_1820 Oldsmobile coupe i | French, rubiber bone and bakelite bits, 500 | o024 Chkiial e AT iara, Conn, | eXcellent condition. cheap for quick sale. .; Anndore mild cigar Tc, three | "FOR SALE—Farm 183 acres, town 21 Cherry, Milfor - | Tel. 442-3 evening: feb2d _ Fagan's_Smoke Shop. _feb?1d | Lebanon, high stale of cultivation/ dairy ¥OR SALE—A Ford touring car In ex- | ~ WISE WOMEN buy their new spring | Ho; POYLY, farm, Delco lights. WM. A - e cellent running condition, tires pract millinery At The Pasnik Co.. bcause they | Hoxie, Yautic, Conn. fobidd o Iy new. Tel. $55- ~ feb25d__|save one-hall. 1eb13MWE |~ FOR SALE—Jersey cow, due to fresh- AUCTION NoTlcE b — e FOR SALE—Dedgs 1030 roadster, com | WaNTLD—Liberty bonds. Address 1. | S0, 18,8 S5 9475 Wl b sold a1, 3 1 g i g e s plete equipped, _ excelient oon: are Buliet el t L5 ¢ LYOR SALE—One tom turkes lStely | Squlpoed. emeran: Endigh |ear ! chanic St Phone 1295, feb22d : 2= Bulletin. feb24d NTED—Autiauss, tools and second- | “JrOME for sale; seven-room cottage at —BY— FoR White R T YT 1T pmer urniture. M. B. Tiger, 55 Franklin |5 it place, in first class condition, with WITTER BROS, duction el PAER 980 Gidamabie cpune. i 3. Jan2ld lhaif acre of ground, eiectric lights, oak g} == 3 SALE—$125 takes_ 1017 Ford |§s spring St oNorwich, Comn. ' Phons [Bros. Franklin Squareaor Frank A. BiL || Ofice and Salesreoms, No. 43 Maln ty chicks car, big bargain, Phone 1716. |1138-13 jan20d {Agent feb21d | Street, Danielson, Conn. cireutar. e St - = e.. New SCOND HAND FURNITURE and new | TOR SALE—Hard wood, split. §9. Tel. Thy ti ettt feb18d : bought and sold. Get our |1881-4. feb20d H. Sheldon house. 1ocated on.th?- “: - — - Sy S prices first before sonig e\}fi?whua {Tw FOR SALE_A fine automobile robe, || road leading frem Central Village to I iesrovin. 16" Water St Nor- | mothproof, Waterproof. windpraoe; had || Wauregan, - Conn, consisting of & o & ! A oh eRE very little use and in fine shape. Can be |f| 1ar8e clean apd useful varisty of R ng-{“ h‘lf‘{" Jare Fff;r‘“ Sondl- TED—Hundreds of babies to|Seen at The Bulletin Office. feb1sd m?fillflfl ““"‘.“‘ que. f“;‘“‘“": will he on. & 250 pounds, 1 ight wagor o hedd (0 fok. Ve st reare L s O sold at public sale, without reserve or ghafts and tonge buckbeard Lemios Feddy “to ‘Wear for infants and |, FOR SALE--Meat cooler, 63, in good || restrition, on - TONE e SERNE The Pasnik Co. sell for les | hoRe' 13173, Reason. for selling, 160 (| WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 198 bred to lay JUST ARRIVED g s Gt D B et e RS AR 2 , . 1982, e Tt !'u-lrl-m [uafd of 2 n.jms just here. I A BUY dum} pay high Ldp(lcc; 2.‘-1- feb17d at 1.30 o'clock p. m. or cireulas'; brooders, |nave Ilorses for ali kinds of work—soine | geoond hand . furmiture. and \ bookm, | L o o h up. M vk, East Hartford, Ct |nice pairs, business horses, farm chunks, | Kremens, successor 1o King, 48-50° WAter | prosery wwich toe for oy, igrma: list your {§ 111 articies to be removed at ance, i and the big Kind for draught purposes— | St. Phone §8-2. sepl2d. | 1. Racine, Plainfield, Conn. Phone 8923 |§as the place is sold and must be var and prices are low for the quality. Come | =~ r R Moosup, Janitd - |} oated. If decidedly stormy. pestponed and see them. 10 NADTRO--10N. Jarmp 0% conpnogis e to first fair day after. Terms cash. ZUNERAL DIRECTOBS _ ELMER R PIERSON. {0 0iS i iGh it letter a8 10 ‘prige | gokouteq, SALE2iard wood, sawed and —_—_— e ——— fabl7d | size, location and terms. P. O. Box 108, | ““} TG 35 tadea GEOR G T Jewett City, Conn Jy22d S aE TR Sl o —— R E - OR SALE—Well seasoncd slabs and = GE G. GRAN WANTED—We pay nighest pricea for | ;.04 wood el §15.6 11 L. B - 10 BENT second hand furniture. Norwich Farni- Ly R & LEGAL NOTICE Undertaker and Embalmer | — : re’ G Tireod Bidg mell 10143, " We Sor Houeste i ey decldd 2 TO RENT—The Barber farm on Plain uy. sell and exchange. 82 PROVIDENCE 8T, TAFTVILLE | ;100 il be rented a6 & who'e or in tW0 | woMEN'S muslin undermesr: greatest FOR SALE F. W. Barber, 13 Boswell Ave., | S ol Un. umdere ¢ Telezlione 630 vl T +|values ever shown in gowns, chemises Norwich, = Tei. 1341 febzid o Commings & Ring Faneral Directors and Embalmers 322 Main Street Chamber of Coramerce Building Phone 233-z Funeral Director and Embalmer PROMPT SERVICE DAY CR NIGHT HOURIGAN BROS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS Norwich and Jewett Citv The Henry Ali=n & Son Co. 8 MAIN STREET FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND cMBALMERS wady Assistart Telephene 410-2 DAY OR NIGHT Shea & Burke Funeral Directors 41 Main Street COAL AND WoeD COAL, seasonca wood aad kindliags ia large of smail quantities Phone §04 ef 133-2 R Shapire, Willow t. Durkes Laze Paul A. Schwartz, D. M. D. DENTAL AND ORAL SURGEON (ON THE SQUAKE) Semers Buiiding Tel. 774 Office Hours: 9 A. M—6 P. M, And by Appoeintn:ent DR. €. R. CHAMBERLAIN DENTAL SURGEON M'Grory Bidg. Norwich, Conn. AMFRICA™ HOUSE, Morrinsey. Bt class garage service cop- Shetucket Bt HOTEL. Buropean Hayes Bros, Props. Teiephone 13237 28 Broadway. DANCING H. LEVY, Instructor. Odd Fellows' h 1. Pt~ feblld FRINTING e FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for light housckeejing. 7 Oak St. feb25d TO RENT—A five-room tenement. with latest improvemeats. Laurel Hiil Ave. feh25d FOR RENT—Furni keeping rooms, 6 Carter Janlld | TO RENT— Tenement, three rooms, modern improvements. M. B. §., Bul | teb24a . TO RENT—Six-room Laurel Hill Ave. FOR RENT—Tenem Ave., East Side. teneme STEAMSHIPS INew York 11 Via. NEW LONDON LINE FARE {Comfortable staterooms Ready for Occupancy at $3.38 7:30 P. M. |§ Steamers leave Daily, exc. Sunday, i 11:00 P. M. |§ Due New York, Pier 49, N. R. 7:00 A. M. S T ———Ca Leaves Norwich Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 4 p. m. Leaves New York, Pier 8, East River, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 5 p. m. Telephone 2087 F. V. KNOUSE, Agent PLUMBING SUPPLIES PLUMBING, heating, gasfitting and general repat John Morton, 29 Mar- ry St novild FLUMBING AND GASFITTING, CONYRACTORS-SOBBERS, Tlumbing and Heating. JOMN BLUM, ' Breed Buiding. PMONE 568-5. The very Dest plumbing Dy expert workmen at the fairest prices is guar- riteed ; heating and gasfitting. B F. TOMPKINS, 67 West Main St. JOHN J. ENRIGHT Plumbing, Heating, Tinning and Stove Repairs SATISFACTORY SERVICE Phone 728 32 6TH STREET m— ey TRUCKING Thone, GEORGE LAMBEET, Occum, teaming, moving_and trucking. Tel. $11-12. Jyid JOSLYN, 593 West Main St. W | move everything mnywhere. Speeial at- tention fiVTfl ’,. moving boilers and ma- o) o 3 Zimmmerman, 31 Boswel Ave. Fer Hiek TEAMING ane moving, leng distance truckin ity. Joha Foi 23 . sPlnc_u’J oha H. Ford, 233 X & W ‘Enine 336, DISTAKCE MOVING. TEAMING AND TRUCKING done very promptly and at reasounable prices. ARTHUR H. LATHROP Shetucket &trest Phone 175 BOOKBINPING IOO?;H'IRABFORD Blank Books Made and Ruled to Order nem before the GRS W 1o put your {Bere i o m all improvements. Inquire on after 6 n. m. TO RENT—Rooms for light house- | keeping. Phone 1987, iysa WILSON LNE TO NEW YORK the advertising and The Pasnik Co. sell or less feb13MWF INSURANCE One gasoime and Bowser one ol and gasolime team, capacity 250 three compartments, two of 100 gallons and one of 50 gallons; in_good Apply to GAS, Bulletin Orfice. gailons condition. tank, pump, 530 galion; Fallon stroke feb27d vipe also NOTICE The legal voters of the Town of Co- lumbia are hereby warned to mest in Special Town Meeting Saturday. March 4, at 1 p. m., for the following purposes: 1. To lay a tax on the d list of 1T MAY ‘ MEAN 10U An FOR SALE - [the Town as perfected by the Assessors and Board of Reilef, as of Oet. 1st, 1921, for the purpose of raising money to de- fray the current expenses of the Town for the ensuing vear, to determine the PHYSICIANS MARKOF¥, M. D. 0Sk AND THROAT, Tel. 1799 uts T a For fuller parti geb: d desira trolley ride from quick sale. JOH REAL ESTATE 1d BROEER, Franklin Square, “ranklin square, | for the low price, | : Sgastmont house with an annual s ot Sick.lné:xdnu'fin’é‘pgfw‘}:“ when ictim of a fire,|Tental of $364, in good location, cight | 1 : due 3 Y o CenThe ‘amail annuai | minutes’ walf bt cehter of eity. To pes Puet pctim Cin Torn it on ke 3 Do pasiculare, take on the expenditure of the Joseph premium is negligible to _he firm pra- R = Hutchins bequest for highwave | tection from money loss it affords. ANCIS, D, DONOHUE, 3. To see if the Town wiil vote to im- Take out a policy to day. | Central Bldg, Phone, Norwich. | prove under State aid amd control the ot seqw_x‘] of the ll.lgh\ua‘y leading from mbia to Andover, beginning at the Isaac S. Jones e St 5 e WSk i and extending westerly 1o its intersection INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE FOR SAI ,E, With the Whitney highway, so-called, and AGENT ‘mu e «;.n aul’li‘u{:\xlla.llx')!l‘x lh“dm"tz_k RICHARDEBUILDING e Sozy Sixcroom coltage, WIth |, ction for the purbose of equalsing the ali the real estate in the ble to taxation, for the purpose ment. see if the Town wiil authorize Selectmen to discontinue the road Leginnnig at_the four corners near the dence of Henry Potter and leading in wutheasteriy direction by Ayer's ices AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES tires 1.treaded, look 1ike your (‘y/md ers reground | | FOR SALE BEST QUALITY HARD WOQOD FOR §9 PER CORD. CHESTNUT $7 PER CORD. SPLIT HARD, $10 PER CORD. SP! M1 AL | THESE LOW PRICES. ORDEE TO LIT CHESTNUT, $8 PER CORD. XED WOOD, $8 PER CORD. L SALES STRICTLY 793, HAREY B. FORD, CASH AT PHONE YOU he Town will vote to men to purchase au a set of nlatform scales near th er of Columb‘a Green, of not than five ton capacity. 7 if the Town will vots to 7 To ses purchase & mew rozd machine. §. To do a other business proper to come hefore said meeting. Dated at Columbia, Feb. 25, 1822. H. B. HUTCHT: €. L. RORINSON, R L. COBB, feb27d Selectmen. CIGARS Whitestons Cigar sare 570 per thousand 3. ¥. CONANT. 11 Fraaklis 8t - Advertisement TOBACCO WHOLESALE AND RETAIL a complete line ef Domes- mported A, L MEYER, Successor to 15-118 W, Main 3¢, N ich, Co 116- « Mais A i (Established for nan.r'cmur:{" Cigars. ~|A Bulletin To Let t Will Sell It —_——— Advertisement Will Rent It w NIGHT LUNCH ¥O% HENS 7 WILL PRODUCE MORE EGGS conducted under the zuspices of the New. London County Farm Bureau was held at the A. O. U. W. hall in Waterford thia week. A very,interesting programme and discussions by local poultry men as ticut Agricuitural coliege. -The meeiing opened in the morming with a- discussion tension specialist, on the Growing --of Proftable Young Stock. He was followed by C. C. Hewitt, a poultryman at Us- casville and’ W. W. Service of Pres- BOWLING AETNA BOWLING ALLEYS, ton. A very fine dinner was served b the Ladies’ Ald at noon, in the hail over the meeting room. The afternoon session included two marketing talks by Paul Mehl, Connecticut Agricultural Agrieul- A Bulletix Want The second sectional poultry iostitate |in . of meets in-Curper - Sarieny B 1838 B Armory. wag followed out which ingluded talks meets in well 3s by specialists from the Connec<|meets in Steimer Hail by Protessor R. E. jones, the poultsy. €X- | girand Theatre. Advertisement Will Get 7% : ] What Is Going On Tonight . Lw' dge. No. 1. 1. 0. 0. F.. mests o Thames Unlon, No. 1 E 2 Buckingham Lodge, No. o Motion Pictures and Davis Theatre. Vaudeville snd Motion Pictures & Motion Pictures at Breed estra, ANNOUNCEMENTS Anmiversary Week at the Sirand Begin. ning Today—Don't Miss 11 A real treat is in store theatregoers Who go 1o the thosq Majestic Bullding, Sh ket Street, "Seven Alleys, ‘s Faves: ancmTECTS ———— IU'-"IIIII & TROMPSON ARCHITECTS Thaver Bulldiag, Nerwieh, Conn — BANDIT USED METAL SLUG QN HEAD OF SLEEPING WOMAN New York, Feb. 2§.—Shortly ~after she had fallen asleep early today on her return from e maequerade party, Miss Dorothy Nichols, 18 year old so- ciety girl of Washington Heights, awoke with a scream when an intruder struck her a heavy blow on the head with a meatl slug. Her assailant escaped. ‘The young women's head was badly eut by a heavy leaden sach-weight used by the mysterious prowleh, who fled through & window by which he had en- tered. Her parents found her unconscious. Her life probably was saved, hospital surgeons sald, by her thick blond hair which she had done up in braids before retiring and_which broke tha foree of the blow. It was said she would re- cover. Mystery was added to the attack by the fallure of the prowler to take jew- eiry and other valuablex in plain view on a dresfer in the young woman's room. Miss Nichols, who attended Columbla unigersity last year, went to the dance with several of her college chums. The young man wio escorted her home after the party was questioned by the police and absolved of any knowledge of the crime. The police sald that two vears ago when another family oceupied the apart- ment an attempt had been made by a prowler to enter the bedroom, which at that time also. was occupled by a younsg woman. STORIES OF SERIOUS CONDITION OF UNREST IN INDIA London, Feb. 26.—The serious condi- tions of unrest in Indla are emphasized by correspondents of the London Times from various localities in India. They pay particular attention to the growing hostilities of the Sikhs. The eorrespondent aecompanying Prince of Wales, in a dispatch from Pa- tiala last Friday ys it is notorioug that the bitterness of the Sikhs has been largely formented by Indiars who have returned from America, “without whom, long before this, they might have been brought to see the unreasonableness of their antmosity.” He says that the Junjab, though ow- ing aileglance to Mohandas K. Gandhi, 1s the most greatly disturbed and most mutinously inclined district of the whole country. The extremists are show- ing rebelliousness under the restrictions of the resolutions of the national con- gress held at Bardoli, calling for a sus- pension of civil disobedience, and the Khillfatist mobs may at any moment become dangerous. the | The correspondent at Allahabad, tel. egraphing Friday, reports hostilities to the European as being manifest In towns and villages over large areas in the united provinces and in Bahar. He adds that scarcely a day passes without r ports of riots. A significant Agrarian movement fs progressing in the Calentta reglon, says the correspondent thers, . The tenants have organized the Zemindar tax col- Iectors are being boveotted and crops a beting destroyed. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at’ Norwich, within_and for the Distriet {of Norwich, on the 25th day of February, D. 19 Preseni—NELSON_J. AYLING, Judge. Estate of Alie B. Fielding, late of X And can furnish you with new Pisten | Rings and Pins. We carry a big stock of Rings, standard and oversize. If your clyinders are cracked or scered we can weld them. We weld broken auto and machine parts, farm imple- ment and furnace grates. Fords re- ground and fitted with light model pistons, $20.00. WE SERVE TO SAVE. pair, on troliey line and 10 minutes’ walk fro; Franklin square, and has an annual rent- al of §654. Central Bldg. For particulars, in FEANCIS D. DONOHUE, Fho: Norwich, e Norwich, in said Déstrict, deceased. ¥OR SALE Lemuei M. Fielding of Nerwich, Conn., $4,500.00 annelzud in Court and (F"'lv ‘d.qu;eiflfluh s ith i se. | Praying, for the reasons therein orn., e e eat. T UMPIOVE- |that an instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of said deceased Ge_admittel ‘o probate i Whereupon, It Is Ordered. That said petition be heard and determined at the Probate Court Room in the City of Nor- wich, in said District, an the 2d day of RIVERSIDE, a fine home-and farm of 50 acres. on main automobile highway, mail, telephone and 'bus service, house of 12 large rooms, stands well above road commandin Natchaug YOR SALE 2 beautiful view of TRYONS' AGENCY, Willimantic, Conn. the ver valley; large stock barn, 20 acres smooth flelds, 20.acres spring- watered pasture, bilance woodland. fruit and a never failing supnly of pure water; price $5,000; easy terms. feb25d March, A, D. 1922, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice of the pendency of said petition. and of said hearing thereon. be given by the publication of this_order ome time in some newspaper having a oirculation in said District, at Jeast three davs prior to the date of gaid hearing, and that return be made to this COUTt \PLSON J. AYLING. Judge. The above and foregolng is a true copy of record. Attest: HELEN M. DRESCHER. Teb27d Clerk. PATROLMAN HAD FIERCE STRUGGLE WITH ROBBER New York, Feb. 26.—Dodging just In time to escape a bullet fired through the windshield of a taxacab, Patrolman Redmond Reidy today closed with an al- leged robiber, subdued him after a fierce hand-to-hand struggle, and fafled him on charges of holding up two Harlem pool rooms a couple of hours before. The prisoner, John Glennon, a former private detective, was said by his cap- tor to have admitted raiding the pool rooms and firing point blank at the pro- prietor of one of them when he hesi- tated after beinz ordered to open the cash register. Pursued by his intended victims,-he had taken refuge in the ton- neau of the taxicab, which was stand- ing on West 145th streat. Here he es- caped observation until Reidy came aleng. At the molice station Glemnon sur- rendered his loot—exactly tem cents— tural college, and another talk by Profes- | week, Anniversary Week st sor Jones on the Use of Lights and a'|with five big thme vaudeville act brief discussion by the county agent on |uled. The management takes ! What the Farm Bureau is Doing to Aid | in thanking the public m hel the Poultrymen and on Present Market- | Strand to become the ing Conditions. in town and promises t Mr. Mehl brought out some very Inter-|that can be had in a esting facts in connection with the mar-| tures, Every ome of the a keting of ezzs In the western states. A | carefully selected and 1 large number of eggs are -marketed | he the best show over scen In through farmers’ co-operative organiza- | Youll see something wo: tions. The Petaluma Egg Marketlig |see this program. association wag organized ' April, 1917.| The opening act W and included the poultrymen of 24 coun- | Leddy in a starting Bu tles in California. Last year this organ- | elty called Nomsens ization ha da paid in capital stock of | ¢} in every comceivab over $300,000 and $35,000 in the sinking disgloses & varket fund. The business handled included | ang comedy acrobatics the I §70,000 cases of eggs, 170,000 of these | more legitimate lines casis being shipped to New York, 17- | humor redlacing the 000 cases were shipped to other poinis | Jones & Crumbly In ths east, § cars of ezs were shippad | town's Brightest to London and 60,000 cases were stores and processed. The organization operates two distrib- uting stors, one In San Franciseo and ome in Oakland and about one-fifth —of the business of the association s hendled | through these stores. This association also has a .seat en Leddy Jest. are Entertainers. are undoubtedly among the best colored sucored fourteen comedlans and 1! ing every second enjoyable. The big feature attracion is FHal Johne son & Co. Hal Johnson & Co. are pre sesting a decided novelty this ses a fares comedy with music en the Produce Exchange at San Francisco. | Chaperone. Hal Johmson will b re- Owing to the fact that over 60 per cent. | membered as the star in that clever of all eggs In this section are controlied | musical comedy success, Step Live by the Poultrymen's Co-operative asso- ciation, it Is possible for the Produce | Exchange to manipulate prices. 1 amy mombers or groups of members on the | exchange wish to ralse the price of ezes | it is practically fmpossihle for them to do so uniess the association co-operates with them. This organization !s atmi to stabilize prices and to make a €0 that the consumers can afford to use more eges in the winter time when there Iy high prices and to use fu ag many in the summer time. Assisting M the known vaudevills team, tle. Everybody Is records of Georga P. W mous_yoedler. For records for the Victor, B Jumbia talking machince. ing success this sketch is wit and its entertaining qualities ply stupendous. Beban & Mack follow. couple of kids, one Is ten and the Johnson a They are othes They offer excellent entertainment Mr. Mehl brought out the fact (hat |y one “gor: and dance. In years they In the three large ezg marketing as- | gre youngsters, but they h the abil soclations In the west, each membher ity of well seasoned Thes; The closing act features Thom Frederick Sisters. Three Drople help make this bill a one hundred pex cent. amusement. They entertain with song and dance mumbere. On the screen will be seen™~Geors( Pitzmaurice's famous Paramount Art- craft picture with Mas Murray and Dac vid_Powell In On With Homest plodder—he butterfly wife. The pleasures nries she eraved, wers not to give. But another man was rich— willing to spend on a pretly womas who wonld play his game. Her answei Is tied to the assoclation by a very strict contract. This contract provides that If any member gells h association he p: per dozen. Injunctions of a le; can be brought against am prevent him from s side of the association, be brouzht agal Hva up to his contract a way it s poss ané member 1o £ his eggs out: and fnes ma¥ st any men who do mot ement. Tn this for the organtzation to [ know exactly what to depend on for business and In no other way could the co-operative exchanges or the far west have been as suces Protessor Jones was, “On Wwith the dance™ Come and ghts and brought sea what hampenedi—A plcturs with all terms of feed. D wildest revels, vet megr the hes ter days it is impossible for the average | o “CU Siege home. hen to eat enough to keep her in g0od | "4 acliar sWow for tha wusual small condition over the long winter nights. | ices Ses something worth while. Aceordingly. many men are making a pra the hen houses elther In the morning or at night or followiny the night lunch plan. The night lunch plan has worked out the best which means that the lights of our better poult ce of lighting Come ear- You'll enjoy every minute. Iy. Avold the crowds Chas. K. Champlia the Davis All Th are turned tween 9 and 10 at night Opening with a and an extra feed of grain given the | Chas, K. Champlin Ste hens at that fany poultry men | largest than a $1 e atitie o Ing after thelr < time of night Tt Is o lights t0 eontrsl production so that the art of Manager D: hens will coma in the snring laving in who has gone to zo0d condision ing this fine at #0od number of egzs Auring * when prices are highest Jones gtated that with 500 he atrical onty require a thing connected per hen a b nced m the interest om a 1 brings the C a retyrn of 12 addit for 500 hans would without any advance {to the Right, rat the masterpiecs of eystem | plays, will be the openin | ternoon and tonight. il his plays be producer, for he Miss Jos say that T been very | than the receive a visit from tw itnin’, w Tatherine und Eliza Ryan. years in New York . Alfred H. S to the Backus hoep! Rev. W. gate from to the specia Hlot, but Mr. Go! only one wh produced is 1 of the Connecticdt | 2 Baptist cor n in Yew Haven. Iie|movies for the recor attended the sessions oni Tuesday and Te- | quarters of a million 4 turned Wednesday. *1 " The joy of the play The C. E. prayer meeting was held | mam plot. It is the Mr. and M 'son Stark. <Th the brilllant comed: were present. tor was leader. Thé not alone tn the delightful scenes, i wondertul with a plea that it wasn't “enough to lock up a man for.” NORWIEH WELDING CO. Phone 214 31 Chestnut Street OVERHAULING AND REPAIR WORK OF/ALL KINDS Automobiles, Carriages, Wagons, Trucks and Carts Mechanical Repairs, Painting, Trim- ming, Upholstering and Weed Work. Blackamithing in all ite branches Se0tt & Clark Corp.| 57 TC ¢15 NORTH MAIN STREET A. G. THOMP! 4 g St Nerwsen, Phan 664 BUILDING WILLIAM C. YOUNG, Centractor_and Builder, Mill Work aad Jobbing. 50 West Main St. Pheme 971. dec2d THERE 1s mm&z "% The e T sy T et et s e et s s s s S G s e s S e e S e e ey e "MAIL-AD THE NORWICH BULLETIN 10c a Lin.e, Average 5 Words to a Line — Wants, To Let, For Sale, Etc. INGIRE S 50 o o orormivzaiossie atomis siale « iaigln s ore v.s R. F. D. or Street Past Office ... ;s Write complete ad below including name and address — Or if blind address is, wanted mark X here Iesereeretannantiiis fresesseenanvres FILL OUT AND MAIL TO NORWICH, CONN. PR espes Classification. ...« Number of Insertions. ceieee topie was The Sot of Happiness, n“‘;i,,':f; N‘le s proved a very profitable meeting. vith able The church serv Sunday. Feb. 26th ;‘;‘,;:..m:nd"dn:h P were as follows: 11 a. m., report of the| enough to bring tears convention by the pastor, Rev. W. D.|cherishes his “back home Hetherington; 1215 p. m. the Sunday|mpe nisht sceme in the peach school; 7 p. m. an Ulustrated sermon. | ‘enrilling in its beauty. Tomorrow The Baptist Schools and Colleges..Every | ;moiine. ana avenmg p y will well wisher and member was interested | ecent Scandal. to hear about these live stitut . & Next Thursday evening tha C. E. meet. ST =2 ing will be held with George Penney. BREED THEATRE A hidden will, a wild o villain by the heroine, in loned carriage, a duel bet principal male chara , &V CLARK’S CORNER School is agaln closed owing to the ill- ness of the-teacher. 3 could hardly be excelled in villainy— Several here are ill with grip. these are a few of the features of Sir Mr. and Mrs. Seth Rodman of Provi- | Gilbert Parker's Paramount dence are visiting at Amos Stone's. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Barbero returned to_Willimantic, Saturday, the 1Sth. ‘Work s about completed on the Aml- don woodlot. Miss May . Navin, student nurse at St. Joseph's hospital. Willimantic, under- went an operation for appendicitis Tues- day. The Lane That Had No T Was the attraction last n Breed theatre. Much favorable comment for (he new ‘star, Agnes Ayres, was rd on all sides. She was charm perbly. The role sk and emotional one. 3 Mahlon Hamilton, Frank Speaking of wonders at Oneco, local|others have the leading male roles. seamstresses often wonder where pIns| The story coneerns the marriage of and needies go. One Bulletin reader renovated a pincushion after 30 years' use, and, listen! it disclosed 325 needles, all practically in good condition,” which partly solved the question: Where do the needles go? Madelinette to Louis, and I inberitance of an old estat Canadian precincts. He is develops a hunchback, sticks by him unil and she marries Fournel, owner of the Seigneury. Victor Fleming dire: Which offers every star and the others in ik admirably produced. The Lane That Had No RUB RHEUMATISM OR SORE ACHING JQINTS St. Jacobs Ofl steps any pain, and | be the feature again today A rheumatism is pain only. row and other pictures on the bill l'a- < P clude Helen Gibson in The Chost of ths Not one case in fifty réquires in- Canyon, the Pathe News and an educsd i ternal treattent. Stop drugging ! Rub| toinal comedy. i soothing, penetrating St. Jacobs Dil right into your sore, stiff. aching joints, and relief comes instantly. St. Jacob's| e yong Converse is at home aesiste Oll is 4 harmless rheumatism liniment, | ing her mother, Mrs, Emma Blackmar, which never disappoints, and cannot|who has been il with grip, as have heen Bk e raRtn two children also. The mail has been & carried by Clifford Bowen of Eastford. Limber up-~Quit complaining! Get| The young people had a straw mnde a small trial bottle of old, honest St.|Saturday evening, the 15th, attending a - Jaeobs Oil at any drug store, and in dance in West Woodstock. . Miss Edith M. Carpenier spent Men- just a moment you'l be free: from |aay in Worcester, Mace. . Theumatic pain, soreness and. stifness. Don't sutfer ! Relief_awaits you. St.| Navkatucic Jacobs Oil is just as g0od for sciatica, | ecsebrated WOODSTOCK VALLEY