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Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19
HUMOk OF THE DAY

Are they well mated ?' T should say so. He seems to be able to make money almost as fast as she can spend it."-Detroit Free Press.
 Why do you keep this man? He doesn't seem to know anything about the business" do Blade.
 DO you love me?' said the paper
 I'm just wrapped up in you." re- piled the sugar.
 You sweet thing!" murmured the paper bag-Chicago News Journal The Knut - It's simply absurdl Whats the use of showing me low cut collars like these? Do you mean to say that you keep nothing taller? Shop Girl - I'm sorry, but our next size is cuffs. - Cassells Saturday Journal
 Mrs. Gorgan - Wake oop'. ye fog horn! Oi can't shlape wink on ac- count aV you're shnorin'. Gorgan Ne must thry am get used to it. the same as Oi hoy. or niver notice it mesilf. at all, at au- Boston Transcript.
 "Oh, dear" sigher the movie star T forgot something when l was down town shopping"
 What was it?" inquired her sec retary.
 q meant to buy an automobhe 10 match my new hat. -Film Fun.
 MT. Bacon-How did you like my speech at the dinner last night2
 Mrs. Bacon-It reminded me or the time when you courted me, dear.
 Mr. Bacon-How SO?
 Mrs. Bacon-Why. l thought you never would come to the point-Tit- Bits.
 Butcher - am in need Of boy about your size. l would pay you 10 shillings a week.
 Appl.cant-WIn l have chance to rise?
 be here at i every mornins.-Ottawa Evening Citizen.
 "Oh, Meestaire Soaplliagi" ex- claimed. Count de Bustup. "I love your daughtaire! Ect would give me ze supreme pleasure to marry wis her!"
 Alright Count; but now listen C me: Are you able ( be supported in tn manner in which my daughters arc accustomed t supporting their hus- bands 2" - Richmond Times Dispatch.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19
Davis Theatre.

There will be four shows today be- ginning at 1-30 in the afternoon and 6-15 in the evening The programme consists Of three big stars in three big feature productions The first is q
 motion picture comedy drama, in which there is something doing every minute entitled Something to Do, starring Bryant ashburn. When the picture starts the hero is a young millionaire suffering from ennui
 brought akOut bys lack of occupation. He is the real s5uh. but has always been too pamDered to do anything. When he consults doctor however, who insults him with his lack of pep, he aWal-es and starts things. and he keeps them moving Ann Little is the leading woman. The second feature is Kathleen Clifford in The Law That Divides a powerful five-part drama t5= ricture- She had been brought up as crook she knew no father or mother and liver by her wits. When she met a man that she really loved and he found out her past career, what do you think happened. The third feature is Fatty Arbuckle in his latest comedy riot. A Desert Hero. guaranteed to cure all cases of the blues
 The u1S nagemert respectfully ad- wise out of town patrons to try and make the first show in the evening. This will allow plenty of time to get the train from the New Haven depot home
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19
MOOSUP

Chaplain John H. Landry. former assistant to Rev. Joseph E. Mccarthy at All Hallows' church. has been on duty at Camp Hill. Newport News. , for the past month. He is the only Catholic chaplain serving Camp Hill and Camp Alexander. each of which takes care of ten thousand returning soldiers each week One hundred thousand soldiers passed through Newport News last month.
 The L. s. .. held their annual out ing Tuesday with Mrs. Clark Congdon at Oakl. Beach. About twenty went from Moosup, including Mrs. Paul Roper and son Charles as guests of the circle. As fine shore dinner was served by Mrs. Congdc%
 Saturday the Methodist Sunday school had their annual outing. going to Rocky Point.
 Corp. Harry Clarke and his wife are in Moosup visiting friends. Corporal Clarke is another Moosup boy who was in the thick of the fighting in France.
 Miss Mildred Hall has returned to her home in Brockton after spending two weeks with her sister. Mrs. O. E. Kenyon at Woodbine cottage.
 Fortunate is the girl who knows more than to look pretty.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19
Auditorium Majestic Roof.

Rex Beach-s greatest novel. The Auction Block has been brought to the screen Picturized under the di- rect supervision of the famous au- thor and released throu~h Goldwyn, this stirring life drama - million girls in Americas big cities and small towns comes to the Auditorium theatre Monday and Tuesday
 The Auction Block will grip and hold you from the first moment to the last The life action which has made Rex Beach's novels loved wherever books are known fills every reel; there 1s punch in every scene Among the uz-re stirring moments are a fight in a New York gambling house raided by the police: the overturning of great pot of molten steel in a Pitts burEh mill and the engulfiing of score of wCrknen; the lavish banquet given h.- the steel millionaire at which the souvenirs" for the young women guests are golden meshbags, and so on almost without number. As usual AIondzv and Tuesday the Monogram Weekly will also he shown
 Dancing to Rowlaud's Jag orches- tra each pleasant evening occurs on the Majestic Roof along with feature pictures
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19
KALEIDOSCOPE

l Six women are holding office as probate judges in Kansas.
 A sort of miniature typewriter has ! been invented for marking linen. On one Pittsheld street IT widows live within a distance of goo yards.
 In India only 12 women out of every 1000 of full age can read and write.
 Eighteen of the 39 country school superintendents in the State of Wash ington are women.
 The cue ball is shot out Of spring gun instead of being propelled with cue in a new form of billiards.
 The Echo de Paris says the French Government is considering holding legislative elections October l2.
 After less than three years of work Madrid has completed the first of four subways for street railway lines.
 The owners of an Idaho mine have established a vocational school for their employees 14,O00 feet under ground.
 DcIared exports to the United States from Bluefelds, Nicaragua, amounted to $2.715,222 in 1918, an in- crease of $1,2S6, 452, compared with the value of the 1917 exports Bananas were the chief article of export, the value of those shipped being $1,161.6o9 in 1918, d large increase over the 1917 shipments of $204,992.
 Japan has taken active steps to stimulate it's livestock industry by giving subsidies. to raisers, by mal1- ing allowances for meritorious serv- ice to the industry and by awarding honors to breeders of fine stock. A fund has been placed a the disposal of the Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce for this purpose.
 Vice Counsul J. w. Rowe, has cabled from Mexico City, May 29, 1919, that a treasury circular published on the above date announces that fine sil- yer bars may be exported from Me2d- co during the month of June without an export license and without the necessity of importing any percent age of gold in substitution.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19
Battle Grounds.

The week commencing Monday. July 21- will be krown as Home Coming Week for Norwich Lodge. No $50. L. O. O. M There will be fun and amusement galore for young and old, a $ the lodge has contracted with the Victoria Shows to furnish all attrac- tIcus for this mammoth undertaking. which is a guarantee that there will he something doing every minute. Some of the main features will be Eddy's Dog and P6ny Show, Old AIetz's Circus Side Show. The Famous Diving Venus Water Show: also three abreast CarouseIle. Big Eli V heel and Circle Swings. The Vic
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

New Haven.-In a suit for s10.0OO for injuries received when she was struck by a trolley car at Sta ton 23 Miss Harriet T. Snaith of East Hart ford. through Charles P. Smith. has attached the Grand avenue carbarns of the Connecticut company in New Haven for S12.0OO. Miss Smith was a shophand earning SIS a week and has been confined to her home since the accident
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19
Breed Theatre.

Alice Brady. the popular and charming star. who has gained the reputation of permitting no one to double" for her. will be seen in a dual role in her latest Select Picture. His Bridal Night a racing. rollicl1ing farce which is the feature attrac ction a the Breed theatre today. His Bri- daI Night is the story of twins. Vi and Tiny Miss Brady gives a delight ful characterization of the twins. In the role of Tiny she is demure. thoughtful. conscientious and a bit Eoody-Eood- But as Vi she is viva cious. headstrOnE, mischievCus, dar- inG. lovable. and 2 bundle Of pep Miss Brady gives each of the twins a distinct personality of her own. They are twins in age and personal appear snce only but not in disposition. Ed ward Earle plays the lead and James L. Crane has another important role. William Desmond will also be seen in Bare -Fisted Gallagher This story is a whiz with lots of DepDery action which moves fast. at the same time carrying a brand Of humor which gives the popular big star plenty of opportunity for the manipulation of his nifty fists and uncJuOus grin The Patfe news will complete the bill.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19
sUCCEsss.

When Love and I came out of the
 night
 To the wind and the sun and the
 high birds call-- With the highroad before us wide and
 white
 He did not heed me at all. He Ioosed my. hand to salute the day He was one with the wind and the
 soaring lark He called me to follow along the way We had walked so close in the dark! -Theodosia Garrison. in Everybody's Magazine
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19
POETRY
THE WWIsPrRIVG LEAVF

THE WHISPERING LI4A FH9. The whlsporing leaNcs have told me
 this That time is llko a wind that blows And withers beauty with kisa, And streWs the petals of the rose, The whispering ieaves are very young, But they have talked with rocks and
 trees And all the friends they live among Are shrewd and ancient friends Aze
 these. So I'll remember what they say, And now and then on summer eyes When I am tired I'll steal away And listen to the whispering leaves ". A. Norris, in Contemporary
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19
Food Sale.

Food sale for benefit of parsonage fund of Mt. Calvary Baptist church at 1o2 Franklin street, today. II to 3. Each captain striving to raise $50. Mrs Annie Drury. Capt To. 6.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Band Concert at Mohesan Park July

Band Concert at Mohegan Park July
 20th.
 The following is to be the program given by Tubbs' band under the di- rection of Frank c. Benson next Sun day. July 20th. at Mohegan Park: Col Wellington's March, Reeves Going ID< selection. HirSch I'm Always Chasing Rainbows,
 Carroll Zampa Overture Herold Oh. Frenchyt Conrad The Rainbow Girl selection Hirsch Kisses (NaIse D'Amourl Zamecnik Semper Fidelis March, Sousa Star SpangIed Banner. Arnold
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19
WILLIAM A. WILCOX
 FARM SPECIALIST. fl West Broad St., Rooms 1 and ?, Westerly, R. I. Telephone :365.

FOR SALE Cottage Houses, Tenement a q Business Blocks, Building Lots. ali in desirable locations. List your pro- perty # you care to sell or rent, as have A nun Der of people looking for real estate Investments.
 WILLIAM F. HILL
 Real h-sAAAg AaS insurance. Room A04 xhayer RidE4
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

toria Shows issones of the largest at fractions of its kind in existence and will arrive on its :o own special tram from Waterbury Sunday gsA
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19
TO RENT
si. Cent. n Line of SIX Words.

TO RENT-small tenement of three rooms with bath, large pantry and sink room. H. A. Wulf, 161 Main St.
 jy19d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

FOR SALE-Dort sedan. 1919 model can't be told from new, $500; Buick 4-cyl1nder touring cars, $5I5 and S35O: l 1915 Studebaker touring,s new tires and top. just painted 1 Rec touring $375; 1 Pope Hartford 7-passenger powerful and easy riding car. only S290; l G. N c. $4 ton truck. fitted out carry passengers, SJ75. All these cars must be sold to make room for new cars Gordon's Garage, PlainfeId.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

'3 FOR RENTING furnished connect ing rooms for HgEs housekeeping In quire Oak St. jy19d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

TO RENT-Tenement five rooms and ba tn; modern improvements. Call Il Grove St. Jy1Jd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19
What Is Going On Ionish,

Motion Pictures at Breed Theatre. Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at Davis Theatre
 Feature Photoplays at Davis Thea Ire
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

TO RENT-4enement of four rooms for flight housekeeping. Inquire 20 Franklin St. jy1Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19
BARGAIN l25-C-N-S

1.G1Cs 4tiIies s.s4i LIIIaDl oOIl4c fruit. dpple, pear aItd peacn trees, ali 1n bearing condation. T A fine l4-roou diLlon. barn, U henneries; water in house.. This place Is situated on the state highway. 4 m..e to school church. sIores. anu noL lar from the trolley; oil n. F. D., and leIephone in mousse. And What UO You tnlnk! Ali Ihe owner asKs Tor tI4ls neat little nome is s1,aoo, part cdsh.s immediate possession. IT you are III the market TOT such a place as Lnis, don't go to ped lonlgut until you have looked it over paid d deposit on it At this time there Are many people looking Tor sucn place and It would displeass me to have to teII dny sincere buyer that it was sold. It is up to, you- Extract from Wilcox's Farm Bulletin. send for one.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

FOR RENT Three room cottage, also furnished room. on trolley line. Tel. 113O.. jy1Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

FOR SALE - Horse harness and buggy. good worker. single double. Hattie DeMars. Bozrah St.. Yantic.
 Jy17d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

WE DO expert hair color restoring Phone oo3-12 The Madam Lindgren Hair Dressers, first floor, Thayer Bldg
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

FOR SALE-Chevrolet 4-9 model five passenger car, good mechanical condi- tion. electric lights starter; price right. 137 Rockwell St. jyf7d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

FOX SALE-Cheap, a five passenger Ford car. good cunning condition nearly new tires Demonstrate after p. 76S Main St..s jy1Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

FOR SALE-lTwo new milch. cows
 Inquire James IF Maine Stonington
 R. ID. l. or Phone 44-23 Stonington Div
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

FOR SALE@A we'll estab ablished gro cery store and meat market doing good business; owner must leave town and will dispose of same at a sacrifice mantle, care of Bulletin iy1Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

FOR SALE-Save 25c on dollar. Come and buy extra values in shoes mems women,s and children's A Ma rshak, '12S West Main Street.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

FOR SALE--Surrey in fine condition leather top and upholstering. F. N Taylor. Lebanon Tel. 13-3. jy1Sd
 FOR SAEE&Ford touring car in good running condition, price s26O Take Westerly car and stop City line. L. ROSanO. iY1Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

FOR SALE-Carpenter's tools 1 ta- pie gas lamp, second hand kitchen utensils. 1 engineer drawing table | old table, l old fashioned desk with drawers. second hand sewing ma chimes, l dentists sterilizer pewter plate, pitchers. Apply to H. w. Lucas, 4S Broadway, Central Bldg, City. jy19d
 TOR SALE-Young rabbits, 35c each. 12 Champlin St.. City. jyisde
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

: FOR SALE-Good farm mare, sounds
 years old. been used by an elderly.
 ,oupIe, safe Tor lady or children, must
 nave good home. price ~$G5; also a fsndsome year old saddle mare price
 seo, 1T taken at once. Call at resi- -t. iYfeS T Y tiii'
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

FOR sALE+Pair young dapp1e gray horses, weight about 400 each, in good condition; harness, wagon and dump cart; will sell reasonable, as have no Stonington, Conn. R. F. D. 2. jy1Sd
 FOR SALE=Roll top desk and swiy- el chair Inquire 13S Washington St.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

VA ANTED-A coIored driver to drive a Ford delivery truck. a steady posi- ton; must have good references. Ap- ply between Il and l o'clock tomorrow 132 Main St. iy1Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

FOR SALE-MaxweH touring car, ly1o, good order. Sackett, Insyde Tyre Canterbury, Ct iy19d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

TO RENT = Five-room tenement. 1 Elm St. Inquire 4S Oak St. jy3TuThS
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

FOR SALE-Black walnut roll ton desk. black walnut chamber set mat tress and springs, all in exceptionally fine condition. Apply at 70 Williams St. from to p. m. jy19d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

FOR SALE-Belgian hares. Harold Carpenter. Phone 1O37-4 MYTHS
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

FOR SALE@To close estate cottage nine rooms. IA West Town St., 200 it. from Norwich Town green, on trolley line; large barn and garden. Inquire on the premises. jy17d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

FOR SALE&Ford truck very good mechanical condition, 1917. engine and a new body. For particulars, Tel 696
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

NINETEENTH buy fat cows. calves and hogs. I will give more for them than any other buyer Why? Because since July 1st I have been running wholesale business Prices must be 10 higher than those in other cities. Will give best market prices r. A. Naw- rocki, Yantic. Conn. Tel 1704. jy14d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19
WANTED
 
sI1 cents a Line of Six words.

wANfEp s- A woman to do plain at Grofon Long Point; one not. in tn e wo2k 5 oap ppy Tl to ars na A. lGesner. Groton Long Point 1jy19d
 wANTEb -A ehambermaid. Apply wANTEpA good teacher for one troliey es Lsofa good Wages sso nfsS Hoidridge e. Secretary, Norwich. Conn.,, R. D. No. 6.
 WANTDD -z4Boys and girls over Is Bottle Co Jyl9d wANTEDAA tenement of five or six rooms by family of three adults. Ad dress ' F. s. care Bulletin. jy19d
 wANTED-1Fhe public to know we Main Main stswhere we are gre prepared. to do do all kinds of repairing general over work : guarantsed Charles MaeNeii. Prop. jy19d
 WIDOW and maiden worth over $50,- coo anxious to marry honorab ble gentle men Write Mrs Warn, 2216A Temple.
 wANTED-Experien warpers and Windersi also learners Apply. West Side Silk Mill jy1sd
 EARN $5 to s10 day. gathering ever and roadside; % book and an IT prices Iae T.as free. Botanical. GI.. West Haven, Conn.
 Jy1Sd
 LADIES-When delayed or irregular use French Cotton Root Pills; safe and dependable; refuse others; by mail S2 double strength S3.50. French Medicine Co.,, Atlanta Ga. jy19d
 MARRY at once: thousands lonely, congen1al people. all ages worth S. 900 to $3o0,000s seeking marriage; big list of descriptions sent free. Ralph Hyde, 253a Minna St, San Francisco, Calf. Jy1 1zso .z3.
 MARRY if lonely; for results try me; best and most successful Home Maker; hundreds rich wish maria ge soon; strictly confid ential; most relia- ble; years experience; descriptions free. The Successful Club" Mrs Ball, Box 556, Oakland, Calif jy12S
 FTREMES. brakemen, SITS monthly experience unnecessary. Write Rail- ! way, care Bulletin. jy5S
 WANTED-Vau1ts and cesspools to clean. H. L. Harris. R. F. D. l. Box ", ocllso
 bies and children to ! board Mothers care, Phone 96-12, | Willimantic Div, Mrs. Henry Humes I1amptoh, conn. feb1d.
 WANTED-Agents, Ideal steak ten derer is the greatest money maker on l the market; makes tough steak tender | as porterhouse; housekeepers buy on | sight; ever 2oo,0oo used; samples free l Tyler Mfg. Co.,, Dept. All Muncie, Ind. |
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

WE HAVE covered three-ton truck returning to New York. empty Sunday July 20th. Wanted a load. For par ticulafs, inquire eof Schwartz Bros Furniture Store, Water St.. Norwich, Conn. iv1Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

WANTEO-Grinder, experienced on absorbent cotton card new machinery small loom. Apply Adams Mfg O., Shelton, Conn. iy1Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

WANTED = Second hand furniture; we pay highest prices in eastern Con- nectieut: we buy anything; largest sec ond hand store in state Louis D. Ward WareFpoms 30-32 Water St, Norwich Write. call or tel. 7oS-3 iv3d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

FOR SALE-Dodge runabout, Stearns limousine, will be sold to the best offer 466 North Main St. Phone 1413. jy16d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

TO RENT-Stall for one car at 9s Sachem St. Phone 914 or 9S4. may27l
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19

WANTED-Agents Ideal steak ten derer is the greatest money maker on the market; makes tough steak tender as porterhouSe; housekeepers buy on sight; over 200, ,Oo0 used; sa mpIes free. Tyler Mfg. Co.,, Dept. All. Muncie, Ind
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-19
FOR SALE
si. Cent. . Line of s.x words.

. FOR sALE-&iood farm mare, sound; couple. safe for lady or cRildrens must
 o9 e ofd addie pI5fa sas mare alsp 1pes yso, II taken at once. Call at resi- Gdeence. l2 Cliff: St. top bell. Norwich. Inquire James IF Maine 'lSsteni stoningt@n e9"s' R. D; l. or Phone 44-2s stonington Div. nla FOB gss sA1LE-carpenters I. LIZ tools. l ta- utensils; l engineer drawing table. I Sra 9Ia table ssonna old fashioned desk with chimes, 1 dentists ss sterilizer. pewter ppaaafs. P R.,p pitchers; i Apply to H ". Lucas, 12 Champlin St. City. Jy1sdS FOR SALE IF Holstein bull, 2 years with registration papers. White Rock Farm, Sterling, Conn. jy19d
 FOR sALE-MaxwelI. touring car,
 FOR sALEABIack walnut roll top desk. black walnut chamber set, mat
 ne cohdtion zpply p in at 7S St. from to D. m. jy19d
 FOR sALEEFord truck, very good mechanical condition, 1917, engine and neW body. For particulars. Tel 696.
 a Come and buy extra values in shoes Marshak. '12a West Main Street
 aprod.
 FOR sALFPair young dapple gray horses; weight about 400 each, in good condition; harness, wagon and dump Sa1t @ari< Wi sdr ts sell reasonable as have no Stonington, Conn. R. F. D. ?. jy1Sd
 FOR sALE=Roll top desk and swiv- el chair Inquire 15s Washington St.
 WE DO expert hair color restoring. Hair Dressers, first floor, Thayer Bldg
 jy1sd
 FOR SALE-A we'll established gro cery store and, meat market doing and addr wili dispose of of same same at 2 sacrifice. mantlc, care Of Bulletin jy1Sd
 FOR SALE E-one Paige roadster, 14. baked six. '16. .s756; l Buick roadster. 1S Ddage sS2e 1odge Tsdas5eT ssoo 1s s1c2o d, derson 2I1Maple St.. Danielson. Conn. Tel 34o. jy1sd FOR SAL4B-Surrey in fine condition, TayIor Ieba5an IteP Sgd pphoi5segng a1 N
 FOR sAEE&Ford touring car in good running condition, price s260 Take Westerly car and stop City line. A- 1Nosaho- Jy1Sd
 FOX SALEVCheap, a passenger Ford car. good qrunning condition nearly rev tires Demonstrate after D. m- 76S Main St.. jy1Sd
 FOR sALE-Chevroiet 4-s model five passenger car, good mechanical condi- tion. electric lights, starter; price right. 137 Rockwell St, jyf7d
 FOR sALE--Belgian 1hares Harold Carpenter Phone 1037-4. jy17ThS
 FOR sALE-Dort sedan. 1919 model, can't be told from new, $500; ? Buick 1 4-cylinder touring cars, $5I5 and s35O; l 1915 Stude ebaker touring,s new tires 1 and top just painted; 1 Rec touring gar. good running order and new tires, 1 s315; l Pope Hartford 7-passenger l powerful and easy riding car only | s250; G. N. c. z-ton truck. fitted out | with nice body and top, has seats to