Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 11, 1909, Page 8

ASSOCIATED ] PRESS DESPATCHES - 2 is always found| John Ericsson, the designer and build- is always found is always found [‘s ‘Il[”[fi IMPORTANT on this_pag or ot the: Tamous yonitor~ wose | IMPORTANT on this_page. ; - 2 n this page. POETRY. ¢ Read the small|services in the navy contributed so Read the small ” 14 z 3 o - 4 BUSINESS NEWS oments | largely to the termination of the civil| BUSINESS NEWS = #dvertisements gy i BUSINESS NEWS advertisements KEEP SWEET. — carefully. war, and is an example of the ability carefully. 7 - 3 carefully. — COME TO ME —_— e | Of that Salilor-genius, for. with few im- T Suppose a world of trouble with that sewing machine. I w#ll put = - % provements, the engine is fundament- sflg:g:; i day by day; it In first class order promptly and at | \WUAT |S GOING ON TONIGHT. | 2lly the same as he designed it forty Modest, but Best Fitted. TO RENT. Pous teune e, QDonsidersa A EEemtle price. FAme Ms sot.d - yeirs ago. ; Ona thing is certain. It is that Pres- And’ rgeks may brujse and rhorns mey B2k, Hubbard Machinise 230 Frank: | Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at| In construction the Ericsson engine | jsoni pniot himself will be the last to : ¢ TO RENE AL 53 Osk. speety, nlcs tear T ls‘i HuBbard. Machinist, 230 Frank- Q)Ie:;§:¥1:d‘:"“\‘; piion s of a vertical cylinder, one end | 1d€m % ot himsel i tenement, lnfl’}n:r four or »{;\-rn“" i Your worn and weary feet . Sheedy orium. 3 a- | ur own name w 3 Far » rooms, first floor. ~Apply Mr | Ana - B Dot s ch is in the firebox of the m: ge his P8 Hiobare Avenie deciiMWE nd every day you moet a suare : Fenberg Stock Company at Broadway | chine and heated, while the other end | from doing that, he would undoubted- ar n M : 4. F. CONANT. 11 Praskiln street. | """ is surrounded by a water Jacket and |y rather plead his age or his desirs TO RENT—Tenement of 8 rooms at|g o oo e ‘Whitestone §c and the J. ¥. C. 10c v gt { Kept cool. In the cylinder are two | for rest, after a long life of Intense 47 Pearl St. All medarn improvements, | SURPORe Vol have not each desire Cigars are the best on the market | U7 Lods | pistons, one tight, the other bell shab- | activity, were he urged to accept. Pres- iociRatg stesm heat hot . and:. M | And ‘earth denles you Balf reabiRk Try them. i e ed and slightly smaller in diameter | jgent Eliot at his age is today worth bl LA g S o 9 And heaven seems quite unkinds f. Thames Union, No. U. B. of C.|than the cylinder and the air within any another man of prominence who - this t & time 18 all that et B X janid = | And you have not the best to wear, and J. of A, meets in s 1zlock the cyiinder is transferred from one | is a decade or two vounger—New Ha- Fio: tiios. aee, Peid at you N< vet the Seet 10 eat: 11, L 0. 9. F., mects No. 54 Washin FOR RENT_Iiouse And if'you have the meanest fare— . N : end to the #ther, and by a proc of | yen Journal and Courier. ully to do.” T te conveni N The Norwich Nickel & Brass Co. | Norwien conciave. xo. 424 L 0. 31 | ooy inion and expansion” proas Can hope successtully to do. ton Siroet: ten roome:; wii Conveniences Koo sweet: 3 | meets in Austin Bio the power necessary to operate the So said the wise men long ago, Jones; Tnsurance and Real Bstate Agent | A crabbed heart will make things Worns plunger of the pump located on the | Richards Building. $1 Main St. _dec: Tableware, wich Lod 0. 248, N, Chandeliers, Y: T cets in Buckingham Mem side of the cylinder and water may be But now-a-days it is not so, or_offices | , ARd harder still to bear, Chan s acht rlm| mh l:m n“I_ : : ‘\ Py raised from wells of almost any depth O LT Fleasant rooms for offices | o Sheorfil Tedrd DT o curme and such things Refinished. ALt Lodge, No. : nd delivered to such storage accom- ing. Inquire of John Steiner. > the o eavers falr 2 1 Tariwis modations as be employed. For Infants and Children, If these wise men were here today, T 80, dien, ‘whatey er be your g €9 to 87 Chestnut St., Norwich, Conn, | " I'onemali I MO RENT—A pleacant tenement of 4 | Dwell on the good-—forget the base— Sebequonash Couneil, No. 11, . of P, | The management of the engine con- . g it T R s e s e B S e The Kind You Have Always Sooght T e e, R S e e T 00d, corncobs, say: ipley place, Eas . B —W. C. Mart J0l Meetirg of Bridge District anything that will burn, giving the | g & i Hobare Ave. novisa > S " ety thb “That The Bulletin ads, each day will = 2 PETER MARINUS, : TENEMENT of five rooms, hot wheel a turn, and it is ready for | work. Any woman or child can oper- | Signature of 4 . s RS ; s OUNCEMENTS. do, old water, both electric light and &: — ANN aidss Sorygaes ate it, and from a point of danger it | 3 g :.;.”m;.nknn savare. Inquire Somers | Lord, I have known all fruits of this N. [®) meets tonight, compares with the kitchen range or | A score of useful things for you. Bron: JandMWE | 4}“.'";;»”3[; i 8 g ’ —— 5 sewing !1.1~I»inn~. and in every sense of | = LEGALVN V‘VI'ICES o — o RENT_Sulte of rooms suitabie | ' i &, ave been faln of Miss. M. C. Adles will. be in Nor- | the word power | O - They buy, they sell, the lost they find} for dressmaking, tailoring or offices. | War, women and wine; but mine was See ady. The engine is very strong and dura- | Good_ location, within 300 feet of snirit of Nantes, wich all this week. 4 0“ Ay W*fi; large “"“""' <:" “;';m put '"" They fill the wants of every kind, g;as:dln square. Inquire at éi‘.‘é'.’a"“ And ngw. O Lord, I'm old and fain for See notice of public Rearing to be | operation twenty-five to thirty yvears ' b But, Lord oul’ » held this evening in the street com- | ago are still in use, and they require | 1 They do a hundred things a day, o RENT_Lomer tenement Jof stz | BU% 1OTd’ my soul's so grimed snd ssioner’s office 80 little fuel to run that a handfu] of 3, h 4 rooms and bath. Enquire of J. Brad- | 8o warped and wring with all iniqui- . chips and five minutes’ time will pro- That you can do no other way. ford (Boakbinder), 108 Broadway, . | ties o sality - shoe, e O inen e Hore LB e ety | School ‘District of the Town -of Ner- (Waten this space tomorrow.) R foEmarly occupled by Bmith & | There's not a saint but would iooke [ sioes for ‘men. Se u‘ oy sind et g YR, | wich are hereby warned to meet in ibate f°Has been remodeled and put | . twice at it [ in patent and gun metal calf at $4.]ences the city house, ' { the senior room "fn:‘t;e ;-«‘h;.»] hou;e g - W ereniea et So. when my time comes, send no an- 5 onday, January , 1909, at 7.3 4 once. Inquire at The Plaut-8adden Co.| o - gcls e Kennedy's Reception. .| Westerly’s Board of Trade | 5. m., to hear & report of your com- WANTED. et 2 defoa” [ With lutes and'harps and forelgn ine THE LEE & OSGOO Professor Keni ‘s best reception * | mittee appointed December 28th, 1908, 3 = = g To pipe old Poter’ D CO. | ana carnival in Olsmpic hall on F¥idas esidtte |and to take action on the samp, and | ,WANTEP—Raw furs. Wil pay Bos-| FOR SALE—Lady's sccond-hand tan| T0 RENT—Basement at 85 Franklin | 1o pin old Poters spirit up to heay ning, Jan. 15th, with music by the i o S ['act o MiaR: M aNaRTIObE ton and New York prices. At H. A.|colored winter jackst For partjculars. | street: suitable for the paint, plumblug | Pust my tall namesake sturdy at his offer an assortment of Cadillac orchestra, This will be’ the b eu b e T e kel T e T Hiebner's hayness Store, 30 Water st | apply at Bulletin Office. " jandd | or similar business. ‘mayTd Dost. s OF €aSY | Sicine feature of the season. You' adurys and I She, eradit or 5 e Y ipturday. Arthur C. Bennett. |~ poR SALE A fine hizh grade up- | But let me lie awhile In these thy ke, b want to see the wiicle me of | District Com. |_Jdanild ____ °~ right_piano ~(almost new).' must b | seas, et S amb S ¢ dane e g | Norwich, Jan. 5, 1909, SALESMAN WANTED sold at once. Inquire at 3¢ Washing- Let the soft Gulf Stream and the lon, to take, handy to carry, and e e oar oot | The Board of Trade can do much | , 5 o Jence annet exsars' ton Street dec29d OPPORTUNITY | xna oS00 Drite " % N o i e - that wi enefit Westerly in the mat- | 2 month a7 experses or cemmission. 3 | And the swift tides that rim the Labe« wich. o 5 Shdosirier, SeBhs Dost wav 1s | Yale Cigar Co., Indlanapolis, Ind. FOR SALE—Ten-rection Richmond | ador very effectual line of Cough ik Gl ot o ot e Brbad= | 15, S5t Thi han looking for & bosines | Janild Y peater; or<t class condition: capadle 3 || 1 pene, the Ament room fa the || PeRt On MY soul and wash it clean Drops and Candy Cough C e MackoThe. Poputar Fons| location. Interesied in" Wes il | NOTICE! Sober A | Washmgtea st ane ; best location of this city. Taw: || Ana wESL“thy waves Bave smoothed P Yy Lough LON- | way This Week—The Popular Fen-| o Glouid sive him every | alify for good position in the mail | - s dack @ = e | g B L By & smoothe it -avar et | e annual meeting of the Second 'Adares 5 his | _FOR SALE—One covered wagon, one yers, insurance agents, millinar f me of my sins, rec“m]s Fresh stock now; berg Stock Company Here. chance of success, but he should 1 ¥ P i 2 Mol 50 Address H. R. I a1 T R G Sorered g g s s i e White 3% 2o Sealaew or the windepun ; | given the idea that Westerly w Congregational Society oI Norwich, | Pare aalld | o ers Livery Stable, Willow 8t £ . - . 4 oam. b Never before has a twriter of melo-| carry him alon "l:]m‘ ige the b | conn., will be wld‘:): the lecture room WINDERS “WANTED on hard and | _decdd b :‘ H“-“(” I“'"‘“'v ‘”"“““: s jr{":"\‘:‘"v\‘:ohvl‘i":r»r;‘ull‘[mi::t”nf stara drama depicted such a story of thrill- | pective industry, help it locate, but do | of the church on Wednesday evening, | Soft silk. Steady work and good pay. — e = {]. want good tenants. If you have L ctween the swells—then, 5 I gl Ry b # B iy o8t Side S f et ye g HORSES FOR SALE—Henry Arnold. (| 11y mina to change your loca- then, O Lor on hand st ds has Langdon McCor- | not coddle it along. Let us gt to-|jan. 1ath, 1903, at 7.30 o'clock, to hoar | APPIY Wost s L SIS | 313 Jnckson street. Willimantls, Conn: || 217 mind to change your loc Lean out. lean oit from heaven and Medicated B hial L Life of an Actre gether p knocking, and we Wil | 416 trea s report, elect officers for | YOUNG COLORED MAN wishes posi jan17d tion, this is the place. Franklin g all me thus edicated Bronchial Lozenges, Fenberg and his com- | surely get there, Let us encourage the ensuing year and to transact any | tO8 a8 chauffeur anl coachman: reter- | —pors square fs the hub and business || “Come up. thou soul of Peter Marinus.* Nelson's Gelatine Lozenges, sent during his stay -w;w‘ |li\ ‘j;f“\‘ to l\}'\e‘trr T .(‘I[ \\'ij“y»i M::I:Eh proper to come berors | SNCe _Apply Box 42, Bulletin. jandd z"""ha . st _“mhl ,‘U;_“ Tmme place of Norwic pS jjl\.ll.:-:v‘nu”!““m“I-s.-ku,.u gy i j Dot Wtk s, Sal S Utiar cetin o WANTED-—One or two £90d salesmen | dlate dalivory. iInquire of West Mystic SOMERS BROS, g - ckthall, i 8ayo Mint Jujubes, rly depends on the 4. D. HAVILAND. to =ell a fine manufacturing stock in | Boat company, West Mystic, Conn SandMWF R e M Zymole Troches, p influence can be in- | DWIGHT L ALLEX. small lots in and arourd Norwich. Ad Jeisa - Dean's Mentholated Cough Drops, g T DL Y i 2 - Hoolety” Gommittas, | Snrs Xoa BARSU S i T ARM FOR SALE_The Hienoy VIEWS AND VARIETIES. i e e % e Dated Jaa. Sth, 1909, ansd wWaN tical man to ta am farm. located in North Ston Smith Bros. Cough Drops, The Board of ,Trade has a 3 charge of (he manufacturing of tabie one mile from Preston City and Clover Sayings. ' miles from Norwich, consisting of 175 future | Moses Cough Drops, and a good, steady, health: P wroughly und v | ' zrowth in Westerly in the next ten rging ing _and finishing | acres of land, divided into mowing, ( Door S 1 » 2 Thayer’s Elm Lozenges. izaiion s dane ts duty and achievel e ML Yo S P A a0 e et butid . ™ y | uncle, who is_about as close as they Y. & 8. Licorice Drops, e arors SlaTABE Wallingford, Conn. janTThSM | ings reon. Mowing all smooth and % A make ‘em.”—Chicago Tribune, ‘ew minutes before midnigh 5 B 7 | in a good state of culfivatio; Sosses. | Clnsle BN . Gorton’s Cod Liver Oil Candy, banquet closed with cheers for G WANTED_Railway mail rics: | sjon given this springz. For-particulars | Hack' L|ve{y Boa[dms[ issle—Mamma, mayn't T take the Coltsfoot Cand ram J. Pothier, John C. Clair and the clerks Washington _and customs | inquire of Henry B. Latham. P, O. ad- | ' | part of a milkmaid at the fancy dress n“; o d“ Yy Boata of Trads, (']Mk{; Salary :snn"v.n‘xv o0 \‘va im'"‘ Norwich, Conn,, R. F. D., No. 5 . ball? Mamma—You are too little, AN Ty 28 vacation, “layoffs. any Marc o J . Clspio—WIl T'oas 30’s Contens i oy Condy, o Sxaminations. Everyone over 18 eligi-| Jonod .- 0, and FEEd “m‘m'l 4”»:11!1}'('\‘:';,-“ & condensed mili Miss Ellen Burke, aged 80, died F: day night after a short illness with bronchial pneumonia at her home in urke formerly re- Gibson’s Linseed Licokice and Chlor- edyne Lozenges, Gomenol Bon Bons, Stitute. Roch jan2d Two new cottages, all modern im- B B Sl i P , 1 i nov about the subsequeny provements, one of ' s bie. Common edneation sifficient. e SRt oS et o<, ¥oie Y| FOR SALE, TRADE OR RENT. s -I- A B l. E s | e VA, 2205 ik | Cross street, Miss e H Gibson’s Lime Fruit Tablets, led in Cambridge, Mass., and came to ANTED i or ell es- | o = 3 hurt for a flat and a cook and a job lof s s Al cannaies Wiiw g0 ene & ned Drsiness: small capiial ve- | Perkins avenue, ome of six rooms, on | ot ~eurnttnre > Puck Allenbury’s Menthol and Eucalyptus bola i Sraptadoo i bnepan iy =1 quired. Address Box 10, Bulleun. St. Regis avenue, “Potter Manor. wre - onElit: $0. Jove out GROMISA™ 4 dec16d Electric car service ev fifteen min- d the first sweet girl. “It's hard to Pastilles (Eng.), ly and Mrs, Wil- ric Burke of Weste Aubergier's Lactucarium Pastilles | liam McDonald of Montreal. She was . . red the second. ‘“Well, we French), unt to Judge Edward M. Burke and POTTER'S COAL OFFICE, | can at least kiss them effusively im ¢ 2 mes W. Burke. WANTED jan1a 18 Brenaway. | and Guaranteed | public.”—Kansas City Journal. And your ambition?” the talented “um. All particulars at | Up-to—datc Equipmmt | | The officers of Robert Brucker camn, . . T T A family cook, $22 per wavrrowen wmre| Satisfactory Service. | asked. “Is to become & fam. Ghe Spanish-American War Veterans, 1c- | Pre Wines and LIQUOTS | onn: aiso cenerat nouse and cecons | EGES RILELOW S S 24 | e repiied, frankly, “ana v 0. M. FENBBRG. partment of Rhode Island, were in- P 3 by booking orders for tested eggs by the 14 fo 20 BATH STREET, | then advise all young girls to avold | i St fd stalled i'riday ning. Department fare known and acknowledged to be|girls. J. B. Lucas, Room 32, Central | setling or hundred and are better pro- . the stage.”—Kansas City Times, ee S 00 enberg Stock Co. b v;||nmmlt[>r W 1I!!1l.xn\ H. M ‘ik.l\ was|the greatest aid to health in the | Buiding. AOCTea | e tHlS s Mteaits of layers haw' BVar. | (Tormerly Chapman's.) \ She—Anything that is worth winning = Wik hich commences | the installing officer. assisted by De- | <~ B = . b | Send for our price list and place your is worth working for. He—Yes, but . 3 i i Ntrupglos agalugt | partment Adjutant Frederick J. Pue b op '"‘f‘“‘“"' . gt K | e | ordera early, We naye a few Of those | Coiepkone 10, 80r18 | 1o question is, will your father thaw : i Yo s o5 BAIne | zle, both now serving in the navy at |ness. Our stock contains many of the PLUMBING AND GASFITTING handsome cockerels left at rea:‘w:uh!eJ‘ | out or will T hive to keep on_working SHERGS. MRS, COMpons O o ewport station. Past De rent | best vell-know! s, fa s | prices. | for you after I've won you?—Philadel , Pharmacy. Sl a0 e 5 4he Gl Pios, oF Bet | Commuiice “Gaargs A Forzyih of | ror ags an purity, and we con #ost- | e cam faranch o wors | siriewenromemr razx, | We Wanl Your Dugipegg | ihauiee T Y N el fully told. Tt tells an ineresting story | Eroviience was also present. | antee you satisfaction in both qualit; We can faraish IRON WORK deci?d | " “T like to see a man take an Interest sanzdaw of ihe stage and its people, both be: |installation there was a collation. Many | S8 ¥ B! for building purposes, such as round |~ \o0 o Dices to gat . Tn Wadl | 0 NS WOrk “So do I T once knew : ibers of old Company B, Third i g eclainh’ Dox. ~Cuit cap A BIG BARGAIN [~ a policeman who was so enthusfastic fore and back of the curtains. It shows in the act how the stage is set,.etc.. as it is done in full view of | in a 139 acre farm 4% miles from city, | Papers, Mouldings and Paint Supplies, | that it positively pained him to ses 23 to trolley: large two-story house anybody out of jall.”—Louisville Cou~ large barn with basement; hay barn:| zlso Painting, Paper Hanging and | rier-Journal. ry, Connecticut volunteers, are as. SinEieE wall DiEfe iatéa with Brucker camp dnd Rob- | GEORGE GREENBERGER, | Biashess, ‘oor Bunras t, for whom the camp was named, ey Tiauta vott the dudience, Ther many ; v lasls 5 : b and sensitional’ sceses and | also a member of that commaud | Telephone §12. 47 Franklin Street | |.¢or” ash dnors. pipe thimbles, stair running sprinz (ater at house and | Bt i SRR 4 8 ) od clean performance is giver sl bt o | sansa plates chimnev caps. ‘6t o thinge Jands sood soll THis iy | Decorating, by experienced workmen. | (o lyst word in rgument?” “Cer the opening play, At Pine 1 | THE VAUGHN FOUMNDRY CO. | a bar Prica $2,000. Also central | tainly,” answered Mr. Meekton, “It be pre&ented. s ’PHagfockd nosy Gr:'df Aémy 01, N‘f z I e located restaurant, doing £ood busi- 15 RecasERTy Dor wia 10 Dahe the Tl been issued for this perform republic, department of ~Connecticut, . ness: good reason for selling word in order to show thal I agrss ¥ sarie niast e seckire: it received official visitation from De t — RYON'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY, PN TAG] word in orde LShow gT o0 - . Sonlght o o2 g 2 an e ire b Cominanais ilward Griswold eflera cauc 10“ ai 715 Maln St, Willlmantic, Conn. nzpnd “N\{VEFM‘ “Gs:le'“‘ with her perfectly.”- “a!!mvxl":\"-':lm. B <L) )¢ Guilford and Department Inspector _ novaid and § ! Millicent is truly a considerats 5 Hezekiah B Sm of Ne London | = opposite Falls Ave, Telephone 638 | o says the damsel with the ex- Staln Floor 2 el el o Hfirday avening and e sccasiom was| 0N Dry and Dress Goods Thfl BESI The Safe Road o Forfune | _septia fended’ Peyche knot. ~What makes FHie My, Wiklaws made a_joint session of the local post . : ; s : sou think 50" asks the one with the Hancock post o ingion and Wil- began Saturday, Jan. 2, 09 pihy | Whens Fow pure LOUIS H. BRUNELLE v peis, 80 she has had the Norwich will the first cit i it A | 0 ar s gi il st in Br BAKERY druggi pepsin with her face Souve s’ given to each customer ts what most people are looking after We are confident our Ples, Cake and | “I love grand opera!” exclaimed the today. and the fellow who cannot give HORSES JUST ARRIVED B Pittsburg, as they listene:d operetis 1515 o ae it rganization | the first three ad cannot be excolled. Give us a | lady from Th e opcreca, Is T e ant officers, | —_— it is working under H“lrnng handicap. | ; Ry m;‘,"' AP i 5 to the opera in New York. “Who s T Hnterpreted be the same | representatives of the visiting organ- | y That appliesto my bflsiness— PLUMB These are some that I selected my- | trial order. N the composer of this one?” “The great € January. 12, Interpreted by~ the. sama ol et o ala0 by membere of Bud-| THE NEW REMNANT STORE- |ING. T only sak for'.e ‘shence: ta | %It and T think thac they ars as nice | novad 20 Fairmount Street. | \vagner. was her fricnd's reply, “He's i efisleodd 7t ‘doving ot & o | long nost. who were present Sh aoe . prove my ability to glve it to you. ever had, Some are good drivers, oth- | very popular here” “So he is in Pitts Much lm"aIEd r;.‘(L,‘ .la the Tremont the .ur,- ”‘,:.j After the joint exercizes there OBen: eval i 5 Franklin Streer. WIS ok | ers are for ’!u-.l:\;h teamin nd ‘some | burg. He's on our baseball team, you & W. Savage, the producer. is also send- | campfire in Grand Army banquet jandd _ | nice chunks for all purposes. Come and | s F GIBSON now '—Lipplncotts. NEVER o RRrie s proin: IR Sena | where storiex of camp life were J. F. TOMPKINS, "ELMER R, PIERSOY. | | MUCH IN LITTLE. e O or | Hancock Woman's Relief corps | Pictures and Photographs = 67 West Main Street | Tclephone connection. dec | Tin and Sheet Metal Worker. | e tt. who conducted wore easily pene- Equalled Finish | Montreal with Its winters ston run. | department officers congratulated thé | .03 1n the best possible way at 2 2 for Richardso d B - Steel shipi € A hieved its | Several posts present on their excellent | possib y at 3 | Agent for Richardson and Boynton | Steel Ships & e this The Best Finish ety roarhanye necrss Sepieisd M2 | Standing und waveexpression of thelr | cescneble prlcse, A new, sock ot e e Best Finis on its merlts. Tt was not o fad or the | aporeciation of the hospitable recep- | Frame 3 ou_cnhs or the spring season (I ] ] |55 West Main Street, Norwich, Conn. | 7l Batinie wislronG: G 4 Atk | tion. e AN NORWICH FRAME WORKS, A o G Pl | The largest quantity of ostrich enieaie Flosre: | onmpine s | i o o sesera usean o |18 Tames Stres, pover Buiaing. | HEQNNG a0 Plumbing, Lo B e e e ” It saw in The Merry Widow | animal industry, T cent. of the | mar3id Open evenings. Tel. 511 9 F S g e | WILLIAM F. HILL. \ recent auction sale. A ctta Guite aut of the ordinary, a de. | crttle of (h United States are aflictad Tamgtin Stree’y BT e T e by REAL ESTATE e lon tunnel was Interior Wood Work from the bruin of & real musician with | s e s it e | axp Fine iNsuRance. S O A i eanbaun ik A0 of all kinds {15 ok BURGR G o Dl e AL LOST AND FOUND. arriage i oirooms. [ pQniy Lo vest companien repretented. | 11301 o the greatest ehginecring . and lts songs growing naturally out | et SR ia bt ELECTR ITY FOR o' Sider” mill,_biack onable Srerms. Teloppons. 14l | achicvements of the a : ¢ o the narrative and not merely thrown | 3 e < "ihvee weils cf excericns X b oo hour incjaded. Monday | The Japanese custom of licensing Remember the name **Rogers” The fame of t dow altz 5 Sikinys Gellon SR iy nights, 7.3 to 9. JJividual opium smoke greatly g spread over the entire country s. | o e -l ogiad:heio T 1. Shannon Bullding, reduced the number of drug fiends in when you Paint, Stain or B “iimc v ey widow ‘ Automobile B sy | Hovee telonine, USL____hovid | jipan, and especiily in Formose i B e AFTTRE L , Anquire - | Wauregan Barber Shop of great Varnish. on srticle o . ; "~ | Brovine nroperty and payin | P - t. CHANGE IN PRICE dies' and Gentlemen's Shoe Shintng | $07TMY 18S90 GRS SO O e, CHAS. OSGOOD.& 0D, § oo @ un to s , amting il WHITNEY’'S AGENGY, , . . o | om o "am ‘des ticuds. a5 the narrative t bee | owXhe price to be charged to persons| 227 Main Street, Frankiln Square. h. O — $. )| ihe narmative that it becomes anin- PR. W.A. CHAPPELL, nd T R R v i ' o Taae b AR R o g O e & i he ope L Itself. ighting has been,changed by the un- dren here style haircut. - " 2 45 and 47 is not ‘an interpolated 7 The VETGRINARY SURGEON, AL L G R oY W5, 'y | Real Estate and insurance en ; chairs have been introduced Fouatin [ HCh a8e ot it st act, | office, J. B. Stoddard’s Stable. Res.- 1908; that 18 to say, all bills rendered dec (S 2e & waloome 0l t . . . cnmmerce S"egl, which L representation of the inte- ! Qence. iCe Sngn stri l as of Nov. 1, 1908, ‘for electricity for rior of Maxim's famous Par cate | 2 Roteptivas 100 fanzza | l‘lmmlng lighting as Shown' by metre readings s | taken Oct. 20-24. 1908, fo have been s i b M o court | — e — used since ihe last previous reading, Broad Strect, near | S - ¢ Nk i DET Sheéeh: s | Carri shall be billed according to the follow- | nue trolley Sroad i e Japanes v . iss win| DR N. GIBLERT GRAY, | Oorvioos and Wagon Work of il kinea. | Sl 2o bl 4 gus trol foad s ‘ cided o' Seanater T e Sawmils to equaled on 1 | 2= g % | i il 5 o-watt hours, 10 cents per | heat and improvements rivate compunies, hough the reve. Anap. | SRADUAEI Y Er I QA | Anytifna ‘o whasls balltit:eclen | niloSweate feet, with lawn, fruit tree nue from them for 1907-1908 is esti- | ¢ ver 450 kilo-watts, 10 cents for first | garden. mated at over a million dollars, ND DENTI 4 Ov STABL 450 kilo-watts and § cents for each ad- | ‘phames River Farm of 22 acres, on Heading the cox Y 15 | of Sonia, the wid. 3 HODGE K . e latest and best I | of ditional kilc-watt. = ) 1] 1e latest and b n ¢ z | o eba Shiginaly o et 0 1 ity W) R Sl ke i S gosample: Number of kilo-watts used, | sightiy location; good bulldings; head-drese. The use of | ooy bicyclen (o Jupan, and in addition Y F United States furnished 2,218 bicycles that were sung by Fritzi Sehefr. s | The Del HOff i 550 Kilo-watts at & cnts. re front on river Abarbanel drifted, like the latt in- - | 4 2F Acre Farm b 5¢ a bottle SHEY 2 en | e Oritied, ke the iattars fn- s g dcolt ar| Amownt ot mun.... e Attt achieved a that is truly re- AYES BROS., Propri Norwich, Oct. 1, 1908. Healthful location, good soil, good BiATkAble, She ia that rarest J% xar R T bt :ORPORATION, JOUN MWILLIAMS, water, many fruit trees and Wwoodlot Brondway, . . . ...+ . Norwich, Corm. [H RA 3 WILLIAM F. BOGUE, Well adapted for a poultry farm aoi ‘ ] r who is 4 e a reat a invests the nuing Hot and Cold W 3 AYMON: e e e e e JUNN'S PHARMACY, | eoflaciome she Trvesis ol ol of| | umsing Mot snd Cod Watar | | g cocnoie toin'Stroet | poueg o GIPEET, 8 RATMOND, 50 Main Street. quite irresistible in its appeal uh;d'l'uhlex reserved for Ladles. s e ' sioners. oct3d singing is a _thing of rare del el - little tact, any lady can sh and $178,000 worth of parts. ange her hair becom- - - ingly. Work on the Skjold ca 1 of Nor- way, which connects Skjold lake (Skjold fjord) with the sea, which has just been completed, and was formal- Iy opened by the Angmand on Novem. ber 14, , with Call and see me. OTTO STABENOW, Prop. Broadway. MONEY LOANED on Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry and Securities of any kind at th 4 The dagger presente@ to Lord Darn- jansd s aiso shgleglinrly srsoelylsdancer. i Towest Rates of Interest. An ol Vs b e ot Boote. ¢ s .v,w!?n': of the famous Merry Wid GEORGE G. GRANT, Evel“nfl schOOIS astablished Sem to, ast pien. | Understood Better EachDay‘ -y fu.'\,l e anaa ank betleved with which Rizzio was at CITY HALL and TAETVILLE Tuesdny, Weduesday, Thurse THE COLLATERAL LOAN coO., 151 Main Street, Upstnies. . A ow waltz was “the last word in poetic LadiesTravel Miles|moion " " ° to come to our store for the bargains | ed: all tickets must be pg ; 4n DRESS GOODS. The fact that we | orderci. : buy direct from the manufacturer, = saving the middleman’s profit, is being | Engine Designed by Capt. John Erics- The most successful business man is 5 the one who knows every detail of his | re ':::P:.rld-y Nights. 2 buainess and does not depend upon a| i $1,000,600,000 100ies 3 4 ull for his success. Each day this is Hreser e B b Yo e F. T. MAPLES, l o | merchantable timber, according fo etter understood. In no business is e s novita " Bea TR e, | General @OIractor | Betieramebiiod n s bilinens f | merchantabie i priontng commisgioner, Itx 10,000,000 acres of was sold at Sotheby’s, London, ently, for $5 Undertaker and Embalmer 32 Providence St., Taliville. Prompt attention to day or night calls, . eppreclated more evéry day. ‘Our cuse son of “Monitor” Fame, Telephone 69-21. asrU4MWFawl T~ than In the Bullding Trade. If you . tomers get the benefit. \ay we add e S G R e L = — All orders recelve prompe apd careful | want an catimate (,:“fl"y Work 1n my | Well tmbered spruce lund s onougic tniqy gine is exhibited The Norwich Second<nand DR. CHAS. B. LAMB, attention. Give me a tri . £at- | line, TNl be pleased to give you the|'0 sUPPIY the country’ with pulp wood . your name to our increasing list ? s ndows of the Norwich upply s y & % po it ence, | 10" 5 years. ; BRADY & SAXTON, s el i Iy R Furniture Store. A W. BURNHAW, VETERINARIAN oy ‘“"'"'MDD R ol i, oy men¥ SRR SO [0 ' . Telephone 306-2. NORW!CH TOWN. ng It 1s Mimply hot air. | As its|All Kinds of old_ fzsblotied furniture «+» « Eye Speciaflst | ofice, 227 Main St, Franklin Square. THOS. J. DODD, Norwich C. M. WILLIAMS, O ooy e auglsa use is for pumping water on the farm | selected and collected daily. Prices | Twenty-five years experience in fit- | House, 15 Town St. Telephone 618 hone 349-2. Morwich ~ i is o new subject f ceurate Inyestis or »~mr»u.‘.- outside the eity water |8re ulways reasoruble and satisfac ;dn:clus?ln ul: '.ho:(ut g;sncaltl Ey!e:; T S 2 S Ao | General Contracting and Building, gution, Its - results, promise, Hinjtas THERE 1% no advertising medium In It s destined to, become popular [OFY. gormanentls, lociiof ar ain jesn. hetorg thia SUBIELhocd 1n ne. Sbe 3 the pul , s tions, cte. will be duly discussed toEn Connestinnt sanel o on Bl | in this section 3. TERRY, - - - . 25 Water Strat | Norwich, Ct. Satlsfaction. suaranteed| {165 WCI0e e public, thore i o we- R R R T 218 Main Stroot. e i) burierionito. e T tin for business results The cengipe j¢ the inyention of Capt. fangd 5 Office hours. 2 te 8 & m. Jan24d’ fng columns of The Bulletin. ling columns of The Bulletin. lone 310 augldd Fyear at Abbazia, southern Austriay