Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 24, 1922, Page 9

N room, um- board, 80 " i hlf FOSTER—On May 21, 1922, er, Ethel Eilen, to Mr. and Mrs, Join F. Foster of Merrow, cum RUSH—In New H; May 16, 1922 o ‘Son, Chaties Gladstone, 10 Mr. and Charles E. Rush. MASSEY—In Ba)um May_ 19, son, Robert Milburn, to Mr. and _dobn H. Massey. - 'l“fln—-fl.‘ ‘middle aged wom- 2 Rosasiotper 10F (G Ao, mm : i by Teil- NP TR O Rterons E‘:’.“—- ARARD A7 Sompetent W MARRIED modern, A No. 1 ’;Irn.‘ko BENT—Three {u: nl.‘dmmlm N o T I.IW Miss 1dz Pels | .,r-] ywork in fawily of mo‘ regom- ¢ Taufl . requlrud, good WI‘H Ad- WRIGHT MARGRE k'“_hm Norwich, 'dnn Bul ¥ ev. Dai T . . o) Svsase| w.nvrznc Salesiadies. ApPlY Fl W Bosw Pleas greaves of 48 Bos- results. H, E. llelun n. beam, DU weelcy or monthly wil show most one 14 £, xowbou. at 34 Washington St Dan-| my24d on fiu N THE VERY DESIRABLE PROPER-|n o WANTED—Two girle to work in stors ; Qe T ~ | steady osition, "Appiy at once, 130 Main WARTED: THo Nation, s thea, 1oito: 829,55 or e Bhonb nu 23, 1922, TED—Two ')l this doubie hm:le. with _large | TY NO. 17. LINCOLN AVENUE. I8 “‘6“; sy ;fi’r"‘d;’, ONE OF THE CHOICEST .ON THE| el in St | AVENUE. HOUSE MODERN, UP TO iy foe u‘""fim corner. WAN’ Phone 1381, WANTED—B; with e, ferred. NURSE The Long Island Celleye Hospital Breckiyn, N. Y. Spcond lugmt private geaeral houpital in Greater New 480 beds, offers » complete nnhnw- tme g oars snd four months. 1o Tonag mamen »ke have had oneyear n].h Schpol ac aqivalent. Board, lodging. naifarms and taxt books provided lree. Cask allawance, Manth. Write fc information to oL, Scheol of N d, N 23, 1922, in his 79th year. York, May 22, 1932, in his 37th vear, nd Fobma B. Lamond of amesville * section vn-( P. 0. Box 449. my24d finv May e 1922, ohn George FUNERAL NOTICES Mrs Mary Willard _Cragin, he_late Dr. Edwin Bradford tow York and Colchester, at her home at 329 Park CRAGIN tull, ‘Ward, Box 389, Nt 361-13. my19FMW ro: sAu-—Buy thla 'nmpe‘rty for an - ptu.“r:n‘!eu!ny be 1 “”{, § !ol sALp—'mne-tenement Tiouse of 3 rooms, nd bat] G rement reeneville. T et wighanicai DATE AND MUST BE SOLD AT mvitd_ | ONCE. ONE CAR GARAGE. FUR- THER PARTICULARS CHEERFUL LY GIVEN BY CALLING JOHN A. MORAN Real Estate Broker FOR SALE Summer Cottages at Eastern PRoint, well {fi' . Tel. ll“-ll. A gonsiats of (o houses, one mrE o S s yuflwnoan.p on Ulfllfl T gz Ay v rap:r ppym 108. &8, -t h for each situated W, F. my24d location. Tel. ' 'lfl-m ert in auire o 111, yer mr. Tork city. on Monday, | §48 MancsSteest. Beookisa. New York. ALL BOYS AND GIBLS who want % make money, call 102 North Mun o Stlod, Friday from 7 to 9, 'till June 6. May FOR SALE— e 10 Ireshen May 22. R.B. & ..—'_._-— - v wmmm New Londo tack lsland and on|, 1::“ Beighborbood. B 114772, ice family cow, 5 y!ar! 4 Thames River; some for remtal. H.'G. Rich- my24d WANTED-—Hlals B e WANTED—Weavers and. Inhmen Ap- p!y Glen Woolep Milis, Norwich Town, stay x % ain wm WANT A GOOD TENANT for the [ o SATE - equi Wit right or left han plows and 20 harrow. ARCH W. COIT Tel. 1334 63 BROADWAY 0 Avery tractor, e cutaway . T. Maples, 469 St. myZ4AWEM | two floors, dance hall and rooms now oc: cupied by’ the Giris' Community Club on St.; possession can be given on the “Apply to The Plaut-Cadden Cp.,- Norwich, Conn. my23d Bl wants 15 | ackR T sl gy mw. fi & ot an ahirts di way, New ¥ al; ‘sv e ile l’ANm—?-o e moo 7 o Woolen, $16,50 guar par w 3 May 22, 54 years. dence, No. 64 Con- 1822, Jo- lety o 810 ca opere; g oo b turn! ‘modern SALE—_Five volumes of Autom anesting, dy American Techmm_l . Write to Gerard 0" Box 564; Plainfieid, Conn: Bungalow of fl ‘w ‘hfl Wh % : fizeplace in Living room . for one mrdols(ue ot fine el ok fruit snd fit five years also one LWLt A ofce. | g ARE STILL at 11 Fercy St, sell s £o0d W Wednesday morning, May ggly The Moodus ing out our new and second hand furni- ck, daylight time. Re- St. Mary's church at § FOR guire o Asylum St. v it £y '”a.... e i Address OWNER, caré Suletin. Jzent.” X °C, "Bulletin. y17d ALE—Calved Jersey cow. In-| mojgmus. my23d - i!ir;_ hakflsi Whnlel?]! fiw !(sem!mbel‘, time. By fam- ANTED—Distribution m Cali= erry St., opposite ican Store. s xmu Homy gn il mumine? ad wifter | myiid % Yotk oity, | “WANTED Second hand _silo, cheap; agencl for sale, dal with fln:nclnlly Tesmonsivle parties; quick i e R S turnover lnfl little cashsrequired. Hone my2sd ve. New Yotk WANTED—Silk mill help; box loom TS, twisters, d weave m:t;fl? Emmd Sk e Ave. THANKS k of our meighbors liness and death of y appreciated ; and we Westerly, R. 1. PECIAL—Turkish _Troph: 1805 my24d i lohawn, 10c a tin; here ‘tis—pound box chaufteur, pri- | high grade chocolates 50 's_a Special CARD OF THANKS "FOR BALE--Two horsepower motor, in perfect condition, cheap. JOR SALE—Farn:, 100 acres, 35 mla,- rorlunop, Woodshed, wis, and other bulidings, 500 hens, 1 rawers-in. APDU New | horse, 2 eows, 2 3 myzzu tools, Zor | ther briar Dipes, 25c; Speclal, God. Bana | bonet, Box 3 ¥OR_SALE Avout 150 Si Rhodo Jaland Red chicke, 200 cuch. fohn —— INSURANCE RENT—Nicely furnished rooms. %n?un, 16 Laure] I Aver: Phons 111 Laurel fril L 3 my —One light _ = FOE BENT. 5 also two single rooms, Furnihet. Shos: 768-3. mylsd BENTModern epartment, No. 118 River Ave. with or wi H. A Wult, 161 Main St TO RENT- Detngs tinber and pasture, 10-room se, big barn, For Your Own Protection Insure Your Property With| HAROLD S. BURT 120 LAUREL HILL AVENUE Representing Reliable Companie incubator, ranary, , henhouses or 1,000 } . @il new For fur- Raymond D g Platnelas Somn: myzexa e, ngie Comb mysd_ the first flonr‘ of The partiqul Yantic. Tel. 6364, Address inquiries to Box 431, Bal- T e e e T Conn. my24WES to express our sinoere thanks 3 Seiembors for fheir | * WASTED. Satermen for local farrl. . o e ess during the Wingas |tory o by local concern.” ox 16, Bullet. S e T e T e 1N PR ST o mce?“fi"“ must be in A-1in the ity o Nocwlen Nicol, SALEHouse cmlral}y Jocated Burdfck & M- Jobm 113, Thayer Bldg., Norwich. Phone 598-3 ‘t’fl.:‘, wife and mother, 2 S Sowere: - BN iy =7 pmm-!n: WANTED—Two or three furnished or ¥ will always ve remem- | VAR E D R 20 Tue Tn un‘turmnherl rooms for Mght i AND FAMILY, |G Burdiok & MoNicol, Room 1 LML B MATHIBU it hou&ekbev- Racine, Plainfield, Moosup. [ T M A Y FOR “l(l'——h\ business MflhnT. MEAN YOU/[: =0z FABMS for sule; eany torms, Fred L Conn. . Tel. "-2 )ulhn-. aprldd apr22d WANT TO SELL your business? We Inhye BNE ave cash buyers for all kinds of busi ers fo - WANTED—By June 1, ex) iced MAT- | ness, country stores, hotels, ried dairy farmer for steady position; 380 | and general stores. All_matters strictly 2ail % BATE_ el scanoncd sighe 53 Testaurants, scn, Homestead Farms. . You may be the next victim Don't take chances. premium is negligible a fire. he small annual| LOST AND FOUND dec19d per month, houss and milk, FUNERAL DIRECTORS L B CHURCH & ALLEN 15 Main Street wood_and confldemliL Write to Weisler's Agency, Great | 4 filuk New London, Conn. == Phln lem, €or my2sd B2 Doiadainl Second hand furniture, “WANTED_Meat_and _ pastry ook’ | honsehold 1 mods antiques, tools and ‘store {:n round job. Ponemaly Mills Tg;d- fixtures; 1 House, Tattville, tore wnu-xn—iy Noriiah™ firs, Vouad flmer. 2% Market St. . Tel. 537- man with some busiess| experienc c far ly mnrnl o) vari “AITED—WB pay highest prices for band furnit 25 mu ture. _ Norwich Surnl- Six-room cottage, . pwxhng::t rg‘icu. ;{LY me | with tract of land with a barn, having a quick sale. Central Bldg. toction from money loss Take out a policy to day. Isaac S. Jones INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENT RICHARDS BUILDING 91 MAIN STREET FOR SALE LOST—Rowboat, bue and §rey. Finder Phone 1888-13. y24d LOST—Animal neckpiece, t brown marten, probably he umu-ff," between Norwich Savings Sociéty and Central 3 Clll Central ‘Bidg., or Jeave with my24d Docketbook. my24d near Boswell Ave., ety of fruit. Price reasonable for FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, LOST—Momhy', @ small Phone. Norwich. Finder Phon ..a,flwm"ww .": !’2 ufsmmmu_.a.uu i \New York|~ Via. NEW LONDON LINE T o Sl 43 FARE Imm:shmsum y 3 ‘Ba I‘, g ’cupancy a DAYLIGHT SAVING Tr leave Daily, exc. Sunday, 11:00 P. M. Due New York, Pier 43, N. R. 7:00 A. M. —— Wilson Line to New York Leaves Norwich, Monday, Wednesdsy and Frida Loaves Sow Yok, Pie Tuesday. Thurldly 'l‘nd Saturday, at Tel. 2087 | | ) KNOUSE, Agent. STEAMSHIP TICKETS to or From Al Parts of the World All necessary documents, affidavits, .ap- plications for passports and other neces- garyintormation i vegart to beingity your relatives to America. 1 escort my. clients 1o New York and assist them in checking their baggage, show them to the ustom house, obtain for them sailing’ permits. "Fo turther particulars, inquire INTERNATIONAL STEAMSHIP AND REALTY AGENCY JOHN G, CHENESKI, Agent. Tel. 1139. 18 Bath St. AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES t]g ture Breed Bldg. Tel. wu-un—snlemm d_exchangs. ty for two et™ Ca T Hotal Fabor & Faber. Tours, to wmmi- experi- oot B8, A WANTED—Antiques. tool: o BV hand gurniture. H. B. Tig y an experienced | 8t~ Phone 71’ TED—Jun Seall Cai S peddie, or. an ANTED—100 fame or amfl‘m ate place where a small Lry Crence t6 extra wages, C. Church, ‘Wil fu Sizs “locasion and terme, B Of Box m. limantic, Conn., Gen. Dellvery. my23d- |3ize. locatlon and P : . o T 100, Feas roands 1o werk v Tar s P, and pay Tighest prices = H. }IZ‘,BI‘HA'.D". R. D. 5. Phone 1861-2, essor 1o King, 48- 50 WIL!! o T Phone 1505, WANTED—Academy student like position as clerk, soda fountaf perienced ; references. Addre this office. n»—G nn nnn o 1z Funeral Directors and Embalmers Lady Assistant HENRY E. CHURCH WM. SMITH ALLER Telephone 328-3 “wa man, m; $7 WANTED - 0 MLN AND YOUNG MEN G Gvnhisa 10 SAVE $2 IO 95 ON EVERY F. D. 8. el Barn and complete set f farm iy n condition. 65 Frankiin j& ‘stocit farm and hunting and fishl serv sare. Bew: gualiey Maxd Wood, 82 Chestout, ‘cor 1. o 81, ORDERS STRICTLY CASH. Phone 792. LOST—On Main St, or in Breed atre, lady’s gold chain, initials E. slide.Finder ling St. after Th leage return to 38 “Frine ? . m. Reward. myflzd 400 AORE FAR cords of wood, 200 apple troes, k. bamso sic. iage roumy, sak ldings, Just the place for pre- e, at the unheard of price of $10 per Easy terms. TRYONS' AGENCY, Willimantic, Conn, FOR SALE PLUMBING ral repairis :enn T gery St ”'m The VE" we rklun at lh hll- “YOST—A fox_terrler, white and black, | tag number 443-18. Finder vease ca myl2d y1sd AUCTIONS Plumbing, Heahn;, Tinning and Stove Repairs SATISFACTORY SERVICE Phone 728 32 6TH STREET |her don turnpike, near it one mile Kindlings, seven bushels | The household guod. i ente Rolischl and furnishings in | six-room it, hll? num heat and hot water furnisbed; rent #40 per mon! ‘mydd TO BENT—Fumished rooms, by or week. $4 Frapkiin St HAREY B. FOED. a i aprizd it public nt 5 Pl ruyild ALL AT ONE ru WA m—{um hand, good milker. Jewett ©ity. Tel. 107-14. snoouyws:_lnrtflrml.s, WANTED SECOND HAND ANTIQUE FUENI- TURE Atn’ msu'oncu. nnu. EST PBICES PI Cummings & Ring FOR SALE—Automobiss Cutmgz B2 nd E.ll S M Rauire of 3 . 5o-called, aboul B out of the City ef Norwich, on THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1922, POULTRY at 10 o'clock w. m., dalight time, BABY CHICK prices reduced; ned—u— 1 e -m time. rain or shine. lay 'gnv\flflu\" breeds ; id_guarant it ena h: DIV e | ni¥orootn houn ught 34 75 ) Roy Clark, East ford, ‘l!\' New Ybl'k clly home some Conn. Toyl8d wll i‘l::: r‘rfloonlflgllwfl, nsum;—si; chicks, S. C. White i, slands, deske, Caton o ay, FOR SALE on Treadway Ave., House has seven rooms Must be soid at house t. vements. edes 220, u-u m EN 4. MORAN, irs, book REAL ESTATE BEOKEER. Funeral Directors and Embalmers 322 Main Street Chamber of Cormercs Buildiag Pheve 238-2 Lady Assistant Fi S, I:~Ona 1922 Studebaker spe- mlo’cfi car, ru quu.n 300 miles; ouring, Tk An exceilent aimily o livery ca¥. jin excellent ion. For demonstration write nnx 1932, Bulleiin. my24d ‘u_ma ,mgmr:%cls with ol 1865 Bed > at o) W I’mlfiw Phone 1123, S NIGKEL PLATING- Metal Refinishing of all Kinds. Wa do Gold, Silver, Nickel, Copper and Brass Plating. Making 2 specialty of refinishing Auto Parts, Lighting Fix- tures, Knives. Forks, and also in finishing Brass Beds. > NORWICH NICKEL o\d o W o €5 ALE—Ford. . has mountable hts, motor B i s had e Dhat oL Sars, ised, always owned private: Norm Rear résldence 1l 1ady. FOR iAu:-lsu !’ord wufln‘ car, SM condition. No. 244 y%ilck- nt 1’:' Funeral Director 191’ PROPERTY Tel. 876 orns, bred fo from_freé 3 s ock, Write orPnonarfns tury Iiine: Scotisnd. Conke B! O ton, R. F. D. Phone 96-3. uyl‘ld FOR SALE COTTAGE HOUSE F SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH ON PECK STREET IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. PRICE $4,500 T goods in Some Music m antigus Dleces, all in’ ecelient con- dition. ute sals to the ’I'Ml will be an nighest bidder to ‘the estate. Terms SOLE AGENCY FOR GIBSON INSTRUMENTS TEACHER OF MANDOLIN AND MANDOLIN-BANJO + ¥ MISS ELOISE DAVEY APPLY TO~ 67 SPRING GARDEN AVENUE JAMES L. CASE : ! 40 Shetucket Street BUILRING A caterer will be in attendance. NELSON J. AYLING, Executor. maysd —_——— PRINTING PRINTING of of all kinds premptly % ly_gives. The —_— OSEPH J. CHINIGO, General Con- trastor and Bullder. Tel 187 marsed eripps-Boe Y BgEr. mufl n fine vtg tior bough! dar 'ne A et 3 mdeg m i Armory Garage, 3 St Can 106, e FOR SALE—P; and Ford | touring, TeAl cars ot JUTK: damonstra: tion ahywhere | terms. 40 McKiniey Ave. my24d £ “¥om SALE—New af}dal";d}ndlan mo | e orw Y, £ i B 1% FOR BALE—1919 Harley-Dayidson mo. toreyele. Call 576 between' 8 4. m. and 3 | {p._m. myled B SALE — A" Chane ToadAter, 178 B BERm Condrtion - ihe owner | wiil stand back of it. Apply ovelye 16 Thames Terrace. Tyl R T e v '.I uu&—-o-kmg ood. RESe it () PLATING COMPANY 77 HAMILTON AVENUE NORWICH, CONN. and Eabalmer PROMPT SERVICE DAY UR NIGHT my T Funeral Directors 41 Street GECRGE G. GRANT Undertzker and Embalmer 82 PROVIDENCE 8T, TAFTYILLE T.hnh-n' t. The Henry Alies & Sen Co. Co. & MAIN STREET FUNERAL DIRECTGRS AND EMBALMERS Lady Assistant Telephene 410-2 DAY 0B NIGHT HOURIGAN BROS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Norwich and Jewett City FLORIST t overhaum,‘ ZLumis, R. D, | MOVING and Trucking I, rtruck. c motos o Na: Fop and o ed Sackett, Box 137, GEO! E LA movin ¥ 3‘“ e !!E ©. D, JOSLYN, 103 West mOVe erything anywhers.” tention glyen 1o moving bollers “‘p‘“ FOB SALE—-torass FOR BA) 'Nm young s have boughl truck, Tegson Tow; odll today. orth Main St. nd horse ; for * selling | ehinery. Tel. 79 Dhu- )( My horses g7e lre Zp fime; end they z,mm,,,.,,‘ e e A" enuun ‘?nm -n, r sy e | x TEAMING E’F ‘;..'Phon 82, o JUST AERRIVED. 250, moying. f}fl J 2! rmm BRO) s 5 s;\ 1 3 “%:sw‘;moifi_ TEAMING AND nuox NG done very promi and. &L reasonable Anml’finuxor Shefucket St e LANDSCAPE GARDENING THIS ig the &j’m w" GIOAII zgrm Caur st ne 175, : ARCH|TECTS cisans 3 cUDWoRTH & 'n-u'trlvn asre 378 per tasusand Fraskis st owel hrubs, plants and Clgar rmt’: s, Dl 3. ¥, CONANT. 11 ursery Co. Tel aprid ORDER ynur flowen houses, i 5 Cedar St. " GOAL AND WQOP P RPN unr.u R .uwu oTOx, T falf St, N 3 vs Nnml ‘work, a5 Im:ui s, decorations. Inln 13664 Two-tenement ~ house, room apartments. With all improvements, jarge lot, near Hast Main ticulars, see st FOR BALE. e e i PAINT AND WALLPAPER FOR mfi“, $1.76 X g ease er? "l, 2 Max Biazer, 183 West Main St, IN' Stat Q‘f h! % G. LONGO & €O., general contr: §24 busiding, Sxcavation, sidew lk,‘m and plaster work. Phonse 1032- S St. Fuil par- A. V. COVELLO, el 1527-3. 198 CHiff St. WILLIAN &, XoUNO, cu Buildor, Mlil Work aad J Maln 8t. Pnome 071 THE NORWICH BULLETIN NORWICH, CONN, .- 10c a Line, Average 5 Words to a Line — Wants,;To Let, For Sale, Etc. cocwinievmmern CIISSHICREION . covuroesuverssarsrapmrosorescromes e Number of Insertions ... smesemem Write complete ad below including name and-address — Or if blind address is wanted wark X here LT T TC PO e TTPIIP TO PPN SO TIPTPIOE PP PRt e r ey CALL at Jonathan Smith's new station, 31 Town SL; most convenient piace in town for gasoiine and mobiloils of ‘all | grades. augsld AUTOMOBELE painting, washing and plising. iftem Teuibie, Talmen St Riverside Garag my22 B oot gl T 'fid I ‘ancomobiies Satisactorly. Im- Derial Garage, Cliestnut St. __ apr1id 16 YEARS' experience im the automo- blle repair work: give me a trial. Con Schuler, Falls Ave. yisd AUTOMOBILE and Truck _Painting, Joseph lettering_and sign_painting, Elliott, Pond St AUTO TOPS, ruiiltor covets, curtains, | slip covers and tire covers, reupholster- ing. all kinds of autos. Joa Angarano, St. Phone 1397. mariod Norwich, Conn. marsd A weid) wiads. b0 5. wld, that “stands up”—for it is the work of a akillad opaciaiist Smisughly versed in metal ‘alloys, welding heats, and preheating. Our welding ‘servic is dependable, sconomical and prompt—you will save money and bime by using it. HEEBNER BROS. 31 CHESTNUT STREET PHONE 214 RADIATORS G OR DAMA! REPAIRED AND RECORDED Tested Under Air Pressure MUD GUARDS AND LAMPS STRAIGHTENED AND REPAIRED Y IN STREET, (East OVERHAULING AND REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS Automobllu. Mechanical Mepairs, Painting, Trim- ming, i and Weed Work. Blacksmithing in all itc branches Scori & Clark Gorp. 'flm-—-flm Paul A.Sch SOMERS BLOCK ON THE SQUARE GENERAL PRACTICE, INCLUDING EXODONTIA, ORAL SURGERY ANG DENTAL RADIOGRAPHY b el Lo nu.c.n.aum OMALIURI oy Bidg. ° Norwon. Cann Yodeasdor B s . AUTOS ¥OR HIRE Dr. YATIO TAXL SERVICE—Te Burdick. or 1163-13. L. H. oerta DANCING Dancing Ioat o o o Mar 08¢ ‘Phons 1986401 " my3a given daily. BOOKBINDING mu-n BMDFOID < 108 Broadway Blank Books Made and Ruled to Order —_— LEML NOTICES AT A covrr OF ruom i ™= t Norwich, witiin and e D ‘;)( Norwich, an the 234 day of May, A. Judge Estate of Andrew Lest, York, N, X, Seceased ~ e e Administrator appeared In (o 4pd Wed"s wricen, uvyication s ica'ag hat smid exate § n settiement At Court, and praying for an arim & el cortati Feat eotaes hastmang 0T 1 estate, {uily described in sald application Whereupon. 1t Is Ordered, That said application be heard and determingd mf the Probate Court Room in the ¢ ity of Norich. in said District on the of Ma. D, o 10 e esent—NELSON J. AYLING. of appiication ereon, given by the publie this order once in some hewspages A cireulation in said Distriet three days prior to the date of saM hear ing, and that return be made to Court. NELSON J. AYLING, The above and foregolng s 4 trse copy of record HELEN M. DRESCHER Clerk. —_— VINAL COTTAGE DORMITORY OPENED AT CONN. COLLEGH Many friends of Connmecticut college in this city and Middletown were pres- ent at the formal opening of Vinal cot- tage dormitory at the college which ok place Saturday afternoom. the two hundred guests who attended were Mrs. C. G. R. Vinal of Mifidietown, whose generous gift made the dormitory possibe ; President Benjamin T. Marshall jand Miss Elizabeth Do Bois Bache, A. M., assistant professor of heme ecom- omics at the college, #ho is 10 to be house fellow next year. During the early afternoon the visi- tors were escorted through the bufld- ing by the students, after which & buf- fet lunch was served in the spacious dining hall over-looking the river. The menu was prepared by the college girl majoring in home economics. Vinal House is patterned after the typical English suburban home. The main reception room on the first floor is supplemented by a smaller room, suited to the same purposes: and lead- ing directly oft of the larger room i & dining hall, with a spaclous kitchen ad- joining. In architecture the dormitory follows the Tudor lines, _showing ihe peaked roof and the arched deorways of that period. The casement’ windows are particularly characteristic. A feature of the reception reom is a large gramiie and brick fireplace, which together ®ith the old English mahogany furniture gives the room a distinctly English atmos- phere. The color scheme carried oat i deep uphoistered divans and chairs, and in the old Oriental rugs as well as the printed linens on the stanGs and tables is old biue and dull silv The bed- rooms are mostiy single and afford sleeping quarters for 14 dents. The woodwork throughout the b is statn ed dark brown and the floors are all hard wood. The location of the dormitory is idleal It is on the east xide of Mohegan & enve, half way between Deshon strest and Reservoir street, and adjoins the tractive property of E. Clinton ter on the nmorth. It is made of stucco, tinted dull yellow, and stands four atories in the rear and three in the front. | Brery casement window overlooking the river frgmes a picture that would make agy arfist sigh for his brushes and palette. —— SUPERIOR COUET DOCKET HAS 38 CASES NO A mew docket for the superior comst issued by Judgee George E. Parsoms. clerk of the cowrt, contains 638 cases, while the previous one had 655 cases. . The Know! Reward horse case that was at the head of the book for 21 years has disappecared. It went off the Mst as it was not tried the past year. The case was tried three times and reached the supreme court twice. Most of the detendants are dead. The case grow out of the eale of a stafion to a compamy of Norwich men and many of themi ga¥e notes for their shares. Some wers pald. lang one defendant n;m‘-uea1 ulm aquits sum of 4 was ned. * The notes finally got into (he hands of & horse dealer in Ngw London and he claimed he bought the notes in good faith and paid money for them. The ieading action now on the docket is that of the New Haven Rafiroad vi. Benjamin Armstrong. a3a it has Beem there since September, 1910. There are elght dppeals from the do- ings of the compensation commissi and 20 appeals from probate. are about 125 divorce mattrrs. blanket form of l—~ co ymlm.un for all city property i ;m: talked of by several interested cltizens of this city who are with interest the efforts of Bristol and New London along this fine. I Have You Piles? Dr. Leonhardv's HEM-ROID will re- lieve any form of Piles—quick action jn even old stubborn cases, No ting—no greasy salves—a tablet that removes the cause. back if not satisfied. Les & W TC &5 NORTH MAIN STREET ! g . -