Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 20, 1909, Page 12

R e ice at 6.30 p. m, v : . : always found b g this page. L':"::‘:wnwol-:n: -:n G-d- L b of PPN ALE—A square plano in small - rl) G malo shophord b f‘g Fefephons” (55, 4 SING A SONG OF LAUGHTER. At e 3 T“"’“ st church Sunda; % | can hnvo Same by proving proparg ana T g e e sing & sone of mw_m“ fait Rome(n s, springers, and one grade 20 RENT the Vary, will preach | paying charges. # - WHAT IS GOING hict, RAUS FaN e LEGAL ~NOTICES. 2 : e e Tleoions” 463:12. tod in the mornl on Trinity, and in the W T At Firs! ist ehurch kg H ROOMS L - | FOR RENTAL—A store, with tene- Vaudeville and Motion Plotures at| ey, g:.c..L:!h‘:r”w T et <t 08 MAYOWS OFFICE. Yehilaren, e ed la y";;‘.',‘,'{;‘ & #4700ig from | ment adjoining, farge yard: at 102 Main Bheedy's Audiorium. services, In the morning his subject r n. | railroad station, near’ factory village g 4 r;gxttt:l HleRflv]erlTpt;\ueml’flle ll-l‘l‘: a Motion Pictures and Illustrated Songs | will he A RD.nec for Life, and in the Sy g".',",:' :m" of Nor. | auirs-at thig au rteenth fi'zg; ;lfildgnll:l:}xlu‘; 'v;:‘llkm p{:g_m trolley. S N e anes the. doo (e £ m:v man, Roses—blooming by the venin, nse. o her eriff o L] _—__A_d—qT . ved lace, at Roderick Theater. . evening On Yw,c&’axg"b ?? el s w] mw‘ v eruat onu’o&.“;,‘." cer‘i B;'.er?x'c"ufiis'i‘i,’éx}'fc j“n B d.r:;uymotfk (!}uhmond 14 lr\ll‘ll P aeo They'll %V""“‘!‘m:hg,:: and stones ‘ er'y AT s kgt e TR O o » ayden, Mapion Sletpapanan Tinatracyd Oynes nday at the Second Congregational | e Jegal voters of the City of Nerwich | two dolirs: Special advertisnE omer, | Dayville, Gt S oy s oo yigne Fadm | Houtve o ‘xl'"a or Anger—Lite's tos ai Breed Theater. church there will be preaching by the | o meet in cit maatln' at the Town | Delivered express prevaid. Econom FOR SAIL Gtinte M“M at 312 | with ~modern improvements, jat 31 short for Gu titul —_— pastor, Rev. L. L. West, D, D., morning y‘-ll in said &K Norwich on the | Stove Lid System, Scranton, Pa. mnrzoa Posweil A“;H]o‘ 140550 A M B Mam Bt Inquive at 18 A?mm Look '::,‘%. ;:;"eu.. ‘Beautiful—smile. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Ry b e SR AR R R B T WANTED —eliate may o work on | E2q0 iflrden and fruit_trees.” Inquire | St. 15, ar0d_ | James S 'Carter, in April Nautilus. Some Elements of the Success of the 3, to authorize pprop; oarke, 512 Boswell Ave. | i 56 lm'r OB POR 54 S 55 . tion fro ity treasury of such | farm. F. Rist, R. D. 7, Norwich. Early Church. amouns. mot excocding $30,650 ‘as may 0d, ¢ SALE—First_class coon dog. | Washington street, aas N heth, ¢ e_—-——_— Sewing machines to all impro: . Py g ‘At the First Con*ngflkiofl.l ciiroh | ecting o sy gai gny | ‘appurtenances R S naRaS Md"‘,‘",dw' J. Kramer, Norwich, Conn. | & M0 der), 108 Broadway. there will be preaching by the pastor, |at or near the gre{en( water works | Eo N e T T st - __mar20d Think not. aear, mn Love forgets Rev. G. H. Ewing, Sunday orning and | dam at Meadow Brook, and of acquir-| o,ic. on Tactory and family machines. | jeron SALB—Iigh grade new mileh | = g r desirable tenement of |, One sweet spring It knew; evertng. i morning t9pic is. The | & lande, Fighis and other Property (o Ousley, the Expert, at Schwartz Bros., | § D Unnavitlo hers Baniainsteln & | eight rooms and bath. electric lghts, ( The mu. el wi vl-lou Characte~ Beautiful, and Hhat’ of the carry ouf the o ROy o ,F‘V’f""g“"“ Washifigton Sauars. Tel: 505 or drop | F D Uncasville, near Oakdale, mar2cd and garden it desired, ut No. 8 Elm | . Bri fln a thought of yo o By A | postal mar20d FOR SALE OR RENT_Furnished ho- | Ave., Norwich Town. Inguire of Lucius Her golden hair & dream would make; M. Hourigan, 62-66 Main street, hay inaugurated a spring sale of carpets, Cal in and see the new patterns. " See the shoe specials ¥rank A. Bill offers today rday Ladlies' $2.00 Bongoss ahoss Y130 Dane 35,50 shioes : evening First in Rank. . | meBioners of the City, of Norwich at a . 3 1 e Violets for wake. $3.06, boy's $1.76 fine shoes $1.50. |meeting eld on- the 2ih day of Febe .m“n_““n man to work onm | fel near sound and cars; large lot | A. Fenton, Town St. Market. ots your ——— y ’ !V 3 maple shade; fine place for summer marilTuT! 2 Seod Board Appears for 80th Tim C. H. Hobson will speak at the men’s | ruary, 1 fa; Post, R. D. 7, Norwich. | poarders. A. H. Maine, Groton, Conn, | = ————— | At every rosy turn, to me * | meeting at the Y. M. C. A. Sunday af- | Proved by the € L mnrlsd - mar20d : 1 Py TO RENT— or three large pleas. The Spring has memories sweed, That the 20th of March is the be-{ ternoon on Men Wanted. At the bovs’ ‘ll of {:‘le City of . A WANTE AL oint an wints | —Eee - ant rooms. furnished —complete _for | To one whose life is gikning of wpring has been the belief f meeting Dr. M. 8. Kaufman will speak | 8 leld on the ficst day o \danh( 9. D—Good a m 8 FOR SALE—Farms, hotels, mills, | housekeeping: centrally located. Mrs, Of violets at Love's feet. < : he 1 voters of the City of Nor- | Work on a farm. Address A. L. Avery, | hou shore c water fronts A Hobart avenue 1 see a youth- vi of the firm of Mewson & Whipple f0T | on A Trip to the Holy Land, ilustrated | ainod fo meet h-city meet. | K. D, 6, City. mari8l stfifx'udmgemu“mx o wish ta by, | | decisTaThE In"Viclels, ‘and a girr's Gold Matr n‘n. in fact, ever since they began | with curics, including a bottle of water | ing at the Town Hall in said City of = E g - BM ool i —ee y 4 and on that date their seed | from the river Jordan. Norwich on the. 36th day of March, |, WANTED At once. second hand and | 811 ot trade any real estate, ““““.,.,d TO RENT_Basement. Apply a1 40| go Spring is but a d 8 i stripper for card room. Man with family aine, Groton, Conn. mar: Spring A dream you no.c as been placed out in front of st 1909, at & o'clock in the evening, to of mill workers pfeferred, Alriie Miils Frankiin street... marlfd The garlands 6 Wears— the swore, This morning it will ap- A¥ DBviat shurch the fev. Sassel IV 1[:1:9 action upon the foregoing mat- Hanover s prefel oy b anl:ogun'n‘l};?—:fif!dz,:v n"‘flac;“:iengn?nm] RS Tatet et oL ol reony ot H'fi ,,1 ": and & imes. t00, pear for the 80th time Some years Colladay, proiessor of literature and Dated at Norwich, this 17th day of WANTED—Gardening, lawns, prun. | Bard wood and hickory sawed to order. nklin iy = P‘rn:nr nfir- chil?- nnd the Sowers I # bas had to be covered with oilcloth | jiicrpretation of the New Testament | March, 190 ing. bedding, ail kinds worl on gentle- Pendleton Bros., Norwich Town, Coni TO RENT—Fine tenement, No. 176 %o protect the seeds from snow, but| .. ihe Berkeley Divinity school, will 2 COSTELLO LIPPITT, man’s place: satisfaction guaranteed, | B- F. D. No. 9. 'Telephone 369-3. ma Boswell ave.; modern improvements; | The flrn Swhl flclowu in_all of the 80 vears this firm has preach at the merning service at 10.30. Mavor of the City of Norwich. | Address “Gardener,” care this office. BGGS FOR HATCHING from Single | rent reasonabie, Inquire John E. Fa —Atlanta L e el rre. | Thiexe Wil bs: Woly Commanioe St MM, T RcE coriIy (hiat e R nd mnrhd Comb White Leghorn stock; grand win- | ning, No. 31 Willow St. g oy oy g never fli:fl to appear o_xg_that date. | angd evening prayer and 'a"?m to me dir L"ed "i{g‘\"‘é'" g th N;‘E?(—Ahglr{ flor Kitchen wol?é ;{vr layers; 7be per 13. .Z'?:rnhv%u{lr "y e THE nm-.ue. p. m. Attesi: R NSON, Al e Backus hospital mar. ol s e 3 BREED THEATER. ke B S R SR e 0 Sberitt of tiie City’ of Norwich. 3 — I made a lrng : WANTED — Competent _chauffeur | _FOR SALE One pair of horses, T—Th 1 52 Wil | 1 listene r s voice .t A marl o- e premises 5 Taft at Panama, Big Moving Picture. HOME GARMENT MAKING. { By iah Bl S BOEme A roalt pawas with sawing wttach lams strect; lately 3 L | Bearchad for the prild ok ¥ S ment, in good running order. John raftt; 10 rooms. b - Unpreeedented success is following CHANGE OF DATE CoVANTED_A Boston Manufacturing Spencer, Lisbon, Conn. marigd_ | reom. Applw to Chas. P. Cogswell, In ‘“".‘L‘ broken altars; yet “"‘" the big moving piciure, Taft at Pan- - I L0 the o B o core |~ FOR SALE)-Cedar _ beanpoles _and . With gempty heart. But on the home- . e: desires a lady cor- nd T e CusTuBE Betarves Meidow Brack, matkod ‘BN tor dam | Foopondent in every city and town in | PORE, InquiS &t The Bulletin Otilce. e it '“{:‘“" A grext lignt came upen me ane 81 d 3 Mea I s 5 onnecticut no canyassing or solicit- | __marld mdking, tallorin LA “‘i heard again taxed 10 its capacity with anx- will be received until & o'clock p. m. | ing: no eapital required or expense in- s - " wa location, within f S LA, o Wiy Chtel aplaniaia Mayeh 25, 1809, at gthe’ of” | curred. For Partidulars address B. R. .ofi?:xlg"%u,fi}‘:;s 13 minutes’ walk | Franklin squsre. Inquire st aulmu b 6‘“‘" volce singiag in & nefting picture, It is perfect in every detail, | he Board of Water Commis- | C, 32 Hollis* street, Boston. 3. 300 cords wood, frult in abun- | Office. et toddse in & swestng 3 S mar, ce, good soi vate, three miles and is one of the most satistying pic- “'l?."m?é"fi-.’.fi’:.T,‘;’f‘"f.'fi:}'n"-'&" a2 dam D S T > TO, NENT_hasement at S5 Kiln blessi: iures of celebrated persons now being ich time and piace the bids | WANTED Boss ,weaver for ik, | from Norwich center. Enqulre of L. J. | 0, ¥ fultable Tor the paint. plumbing R"“",‘,‘;, e Moing: e & wessite shown, It wi]_be exhibited again at will be opened. velvet and plush mill. Must be thor- | Saxton, Norwici tondc - or simila Looked his beauty .in & 80 ‘ matines and edening of Saturday, e cporyestion iy be Sbtain- | ouSblY meusintet ik eomany. |7 wom ALE_Two nound pups. In- | ——— oked on his beauty :in var's ! ed at the office of Chand a e o abrics; an - § n b i A 761 Swaim Srec, " hener e iy ? helo';l :Ans-;'eruA il v ereated Thay, Srsonevities s o O Clnariea FOR REN Saw his bright Rand send signal from | greal ure, ie right to reject any or all bids | strictly confidentia Tress " Punther, is drawing many to see its is hereby reserved. ® | Post Office Box 314, Madison £q, N. FOR SALEIrish )'(((‘\ puppies, at No. 2306 Washington Street. —Edwin Mhl!- in Aufl Nautitus. wonders, as are the comedy pictures, AB\KM er u‘!‘ the B(’n:m of Water Com- marlsd - OIL.Al\sle Enquire M!"z‘l“ \ Rn«uh-‘n.m .‘. ow ;,. cupled by the Bixlc:kt entitied Grandfather's Tobacco, The missioners of the v_of Norwich. T WANTED—Apvll 18t & tenemeit of urth St y mari7d ngham family ine” yard, exoellen — Safe, A Serious Joke, He Can Imitate Rl i §.0r 4 Tosie PERns Or taG Bibie | POR AL TRRtet Wagia, pratt e i W L VIEWS AND VARIETIES. - President. ] P Anything, and Choosing a Life Part- - __ | centrally located. Address “Business” | cally new, and express wagon, in ex- Inquire s or of — 8. 1 ner, NOTICE T0 CREDITORS. Builetin' Otfice jan29d gd«mnx Hmdma: lre'u_;)‘n:rl-“ terms. CASE, Clever Sayings, Mr. Cooper sings the little favorite, AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD T S o (B i e 3 g —— rading Smilie - stg Midam Morelio { at Norwich, within and for the District marléd ; o A g e et b “Don't cry, little girl® *T whl ery.~{ aitien Tust Sontaondt BT Desamt 1 of Norwich, on the 19th day of March, ANTED FOR SALE -Farm of 20 acres_ In- | “All right”" “No, T won't ery, sither!™ { Dwelt in Marble Halls. An entirc | Preatnt NELSON J. AYIANG. Judge. | S e e T R ——————————————| __Birmingham Age-Herald, change of bill takes place Monday. | Estate of Lucy A Hayman, lale of | Man and wife for boarding house; | m— i = el “‘Widow’ and ‘win are wvery. | Norwich. in £aid District, deceased. ' |a desiraole place. Family cooks, gen. | ., HORSES FOR SALE_Henry Arnold, | much wlike.” “Well, the ans Auditorium Next Week. Ordered. That the Administrator cite p 4rn ' 312 Jackson street. Willlmantle, Conn. | o el 5 A eral house girls and farm help. 25> | swer?" “Wihen I near efther 1 al the creditors of said deceased to ~ Janl7d . At Sheedy’s this afternoon and eve- bring in claims against J. B. LUCAS, —— | ways look out. ‘Transcript ning Howard Hanson and company d- estate six months from | poom 32 - Central Buildin FOR $ALE—Universal gasoline en-| 1Ne Page Estale at Norwich | “pa whats a gentieman of she oid will appear for the last time in the this date. by posting a notice to that b i E. | gines. motor boats. rowhoats. Re- | school?" “A man who has been mar fonmiest farce of the season, The In- effect, togeiher with a copy of this or- | marlsd markable _values. West Mystic Mfg. Town. ©ne of the most deSir-| rici more than two years and still der, on the signpost nearest to the Co., West vatlc Conn. loves his wife"—Detrokt Free Pross. place where said deceased last dwelt, FARM FOR SALE_The Hen | able and best iocated residences | 1. (e putcher shop thers came and in the same town. and by publish- Lot 48 Ing the same onee in a newspaper hav- Latham farm, located in North Stoni e A maiden, modest and prim; ing a circulation In sald District, and | ton, one mile from Preston City and ;%1 in this secfion. inquire of She wanted & 16 of At seemed, make retgrn to ihis Court . B g And so she asked for a mb, truders. The whirl of the vaudeville whee] brings for next week a feature programme with faces all new to Nor- wich, Prominent among the enter- tainers is “Merry” Minnie Stokes, with her “Funny Little Folks,” an act that NELSON J. AYLING. Judge. I will sell at public auction on the | 2CTeS of land, divided into ~mowing, | 7 g is a real movelty~ being “a theater g r“’“" and Yoregoing is a trus | Copp Farm, situated on the Pleasant ;,,”é;f";‘{fi,;"?m';mfifpfllyTr?:v'l‘gel.s two WAL D. FITCH, . i -0“’ o within @ theater,” a miniature stage ‘”‘i‘ugflr’“?i“ \IE C. CHURCH, Valley Road, one mMe northeast from | jarge harns and other necessary build- 238 L st Son—What is the meaning of econo. with pigmy charfaeters all imperson- 3 e ’ Clerk. Gmm;g{,"’{,“ the 224 ot March, ings thereon. Mowing all smooth and | awrence Sl., my? Mother—iSconomy, my son, is ated by Miss Stokes, who shows her % r d:‘_k o axel in a good state of cultivatjon. Posces- going without something yow do want sion given this spring. Fdr particulars| New Haven, Coni in case some day you should want ‘ ‘artistic versatility by playing a violin NOTICE.-All creditors of sald de- | Geo. A. Pandleton. ..Auctioneer 9 ad- ! - solo while representing Kubellk, and inquire of Henry B. Latbam, P. O.'ad something which you probably won't ceased are hereby notified to present we—Holstsing, '] and s their claims against said estate to the | Grades, fresh and nearby springers: 2| O jom ypmy s Cont. B F. Dy o, ¥. mAra0( want—Lite singing a grand opera aria while im- undersigned at Norwich Town, Conn., en’llng Bulls. Edna—It's & good thing for me th personatin u‘"‘" Romeill. within ‘the. time lmited in the Sbove| 4. Hoemee e e Mo e he > Extra fine workers and FARM BARGAINS. i o y A 4 A com juggler who has bh“zr.»d and foregoing order 3 maien smart, active teams. Hundred Good 60 acre farm, 4 miles thom Wil- m--muum-u.m ;ljen’ i':‘l;‘nm e -‘l\x_tl.m%nolla \V‘:v. out & patn of his own is Neison, the « HENRY SAXTON. | bushels of white seed corn, all kinds of | ymantic, nice location, price $1.200: 35 na—Le & hen George asked | the jig. the reel, buck and wing and i written application to said Court, step and fancy dancing. it EP WDl oM 12| GOING OUT OF THE LIVERY | 715, Mata st. Willimantie, Cona. ; “I licked the stufin’ out of Dick opposite The Bulletin office on man with the hopping hats,” his chief GIRL'S GEISHA DRESS, mar20d ~Administrator. farm tools, 4 team wagons, 2 dump g ound. & me to me his gife T lost my velce— stock in trade being a dozen once —_— AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD | C2fts. 2 delivery wagons. 3 'surries 1 i‘.i,'fim'ng ylll‘l‘f}e‘ $5001 24 ;:?.fie ‘A{'fln"fifi Judge. shining tall hats, that in his skilful | Paris Pattern No, 2901 — AU Seams at North Stoniugton, within and for the | Ik Wwagon and outfit d""‘ delivering | trolley. price $1.800: good restaurant “You are certain It was not ygur hands seem actually endowed with F District. of North Stonington. on the B hing vl peSstia as T am go. | 8nd lodging house ‘for sale; central auto thut sent this man to the hos- life. A dainty couple is ‘“Wellington IPX h da Il‘-'("r\‘!l"l\ 1'”.; D ing out of business. If stormy, next l‘li';‘;dtegu::,“ncf::ll‘n':lo’d IPAS'}'?VX\AXUI"JOS‘:‘I‘I:IH: | H { pi “Sure thing, Your Honor,” re- Cross and Josephine, singers who have Tosen oD, Atay YDER, Judge. | falr day. Ceterer in attendance. O B e e | plied the chaufteur, alrily. “If my ma their own original songs, and dancers B it . Mals e of Nopih | - wanibiiS C. W. CRANDALL. | pPac B9 Tt all at | DOUBLE CFFICES chine had hit him he'd gone to tha .who are equally at home in the clog, The. Co-Administrators having made TRYON’S REAL ESTATE AGENCY, }mnr:ue.' Philadelphia Ledger. | is slipped Smith this morning’.” *“You bad boy! Adair D'Armond & Co, will present | on over head, "is attached to a|order of sale of the whole of the real | | Franklin Street. They are ex- o ou sorr i the funniest little playlet ever put | shallow vhich is hand-embroider- | estate and personal described therein, | BUSINESS SMALL PLACE of §s acres, located | 5 a\\" :;1 .‘(.runs ]y jm ’(l:“a Yo’“.g'“("r‘mg on at the Auditorium, entitled His|ed With mercerized cotton in a design | it I5 ordgred that said application be | in the town of Hampton, Cuni. Good |§ cellent for dressmaking, tailer- | {EELH SOTTN0, -5 JC8C CORRL o S0S ortn o of daisies and their fc « | heard z e Offis n North —_— o iy . oo | e ol ¥ st R enpich has just been adfed | hetng Taced with narrow biack veiver | Stonington on the 230 day of March. -5 i g TR e B aaus, ® Fioms and attic: barn and (% ing, millinery or other purposes. § | tomorrow."—Cleveland Leuder. o eedy circuit, i a)or silk cord. The embroldery is ..,m“ “lock in ihe afternoon, a‘m. ill be sold at Public Auction at the | 210" 0 . {and ‘oqually divided into H Inqliire ot Mullatin Ofon |~ Tommy—®@aw, what i& three card scream from start to finish. The bill | on the sleove which is inset with a full thereof be given b woodland and pastu wood enough s the best ever selacted for the Au- | ruffle of embroidery or lace, avcording @ Seriing a copy of this brder once 2 P for fire, good weil at house and brook | N Blagyrs Fhoos so | to the matarial used in the development | The Norwich Mox Bulletin, news- p y . $ itorium and the gutwes have also m the gown, and similar embroidery | PAPer having a circulation in saié Dis. . . “r s N £ es\r!m* through pasture. On R. l-: 1) ssecescescescocsessesosesscessesscrcsscreeos monte? Mr, Tucker—It's the most ai- abolical, infernal swindle that over anybody—er—er—oh, it's some sort of 1y oc | | igh iles f s oon ":,‘:f“ab“ ’:“:“ed’- na“"""g the pears on fhe lower edge of _the | rict. and that return be made {0 (his | 22 Canal Street, Westerly, | Price $3 nm;‘;’rolhnmr-';u::x?,v =—————————————————————| gambling game with cards, I believe, fims belng 1 n of the best. A |7 I l 3 Yol k. ouse above the simfple hag. ‘INe # e | age. “Address Merritt Welch, FOR SALE | Tommy.—Chicago Tribune, ice of the Dead Lost—A New | plaited skiri, which is eut in one piece, CALVIN —ON— | &t g b irl / Year's Dinner, Folding Bed, A Duel | is joined to an underwaist - of thin mar20d | jinegnciomcan = ——e—— lhtholurn.fldlhauflr::wr;‘o‘: girl wes lnflor Richelieu, and Life of g Cow~ k»rn:;‘-:ncdx_;r j\‘k the long siceves being i v - e - e | T’lurlduy, March 25(].‘ TO RENTOrchard St. 6 rooms | b ht‘u r‘\' - \\;H’ »H:w"'llrmff) suc ) a go _sallol ven't 1-:‘v| soy. o ress mateciul WILLIAM B. WILCOX......Auctioneer floored attie and cellar, cioset and bath, | LotHing e e oi'Geci Smow W Sierted.” “Ehe's e The pattern is in five sizes—d4 to 12| i 1909, at 10 o'clock a. m. Rk 198 MEns snribbury: Su) Traie | ol cases 0| a good sallor, all right Tt's her hair s Wil that's the trouble. The first time she went on deck the wind blew away ~ | seven of her dest puffs and her big- "hamesy , G-room | FoRr SALE A years. For a girl of § vears the dress | . CHURCH §ERVICES. reduires 5 oF materti #Himciies | ! U l N ELEVEN HORSES. ,,TO RENT 7 var 16 inches wide and | y 4 age, bath % yards Hes * wide vard 1 pair Black Cobg, welght about 2000 | fesijn.>iina. At the Braadway Congregational |31 Sards i2 inence wide Mg vard pounds, good drivers, single or double g 5 { a - lot “ Rt go-cart, cheap. | gest rat.—Cleveland Pl paler Shureh, the paster is to preach Sun-|and 3 yard of edging 4 in wide 1 pair Black Coach Horses, weight SHE ity e ona 1l at 81 Willow dabiea ([T R SN N, Dy day morning and afternoon, Price 5f pattern. i ce { Wil be sold at Public Auction on 4200 pounds. % st FOR SALD- ke MUCH IN LITTLE wpskioian Order through The Bulletin Company, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1900, | 1 Gentleman's Driving Horse, 18 years "R-G00d B-r¢ 3 4 oo 5 At the Norwich Town Methodist|Putiern Dey st o at 10 o'clock m. m. | old, weight 1050 pounds, = To small family only | driv ) Hbje B ek Epi church there will be sery- e e By 1 v WA 55 x - e e Ay o A dses b ‘%5 | The best masts are,made of the Nor- piscop: urch there - B : E P 5 2E | » Address town, ¢ at the farm acres of the late|1 Bay Driving Horse, 9 years old. Cottages in t > S ; | : eglan fi Th t best d ices Sunday mormnx and evening. as. B i r eight 950 no 1 ' Lake's C mardd weglan fir. e nex st in order h Jas. B. Burdic¥meituated at the fou weight 950 nound: . John and Lak a ce, fir, Ameri h | corners formed by the crossing of | 1 Black Horse, weight 950 pounds, 10 sevelt and Platt av ~—————————————— | are spruce, fir, American white pine At Park C'l}l&".“‘lonll church, | roads from Jewstt City to Preston City. |~ vears old. and Scotch pine. e v “sndvesour-semvices on | ¥or Infants snd Ohildven. | |k fohowib, o B N |1 Bay lare, 11 vears oia, weign 1100| yWHITNEW'S AGENG‘{ The new Swadeshl _company has Devon oxen (six ye P Tt pounds. G " tarted in Narig b rosi - Sunday. TIII KM YW Hl" M' N t ma(«-}}u-db, 10 cows, 1 bay ’”ff' ¢§ond 11Q.m|» Blmlvl: Mare, \!m 850 pounds,| 227 Mais Street, Franhlin Square. 3.,.’.‘\5 :\rnn a c‘flnil:]' ?romufin mr..r family er) bay pacer ha s een 9 years old, good dr T. eparing C d v There will be p"““m"fl, Sunday ‘, !'m { a mile in 2.5 'sired Ly Coastman, rec- 2 Pl sene Real Estate and Insurance preparing medicines from indigenous tie North Main Street Methodist Epis- | po. o 4o | ord 2.08). 1 black mare (six years dld, CARRIAGES. R Indian drugs, 2,16 y ? £00d roader. 10 miles an hour, sired ¥ : T - L) = oo Ba el TR o S B s e L oot ronter, lady Watie) 1 bay |1 Berlin Coach, Hincks & Johnson Splendid ce il ; The Alliance bank of Simla cleared 3 s gua XL g.'nn (con ears old. sired by | make. new rubber tires and newly ¥ : $56,000 for the t half year, declared Prince Alcander). 1 bay staliion (com painted, as good as new. No g the market more con- | #9% o) vt 3 At the Sheitering Arms, Rev. C. H. | ing two years old, sired by Prince Al fve-Haht 14 iy e ¢ pleasantly ar . for a | ® 14 per cent, dividend and has issued Ricketts and choir of Taftville Con-| . o pemor TRk taking | CAnder’ dam Beatrice, record 220 1 Sive e TREIIL 0 Wit Tuliher e . o $166,000 new stock, which was eub- gational church v _can any pers ri aking | two-horse team wagon, 1 two-horse - | 3 h ATrAng for two families | Scribed twio ver. Tee s“.‘"u'fm,:f,',lmw"d"“ the | some unknown cough remedy. when | dump care (four-inch tire), 1 0% enrs |3 Coupe Reckaways with rubber tires.| | Jom't have 40, horses e s arranged for two familie ; Foley's Honey and Tar -osts them mo | (fout-incil tire) 1" markel wagon 1|2 Extens luni‘;l;;)ps:;xly e 0o ] kS o i B B s hance to buy a | Russia iz rich in asbestos and fa Y Sunday morning at the Swi digh | more? It is a safe remeay, contains ne | CRLCOTd. L spindle bar and 2 other bug: CERapy LD Y S ) ,h;.\(l 20 liead now and I want t : y a | steadily increasing its production. The Luthoran church thece il be servicay | Barmful drugs, and cures the most ob- | 5105, ' Phaston. 1 su vak tioth dur | o arrite AR P ; them out before Saturday | latest figures relate to 1905, when there o ¢ stinate eoughs angd colds. Why experi- 1 horse hay fork, compl e ey ) - 4 r = were 25 mines in operation with an gonducted by Rev. Olat Nordbladh; | S1i4te coushs ang colds. Whe experl- ' beam plows, 1 ox shovel. H. H. Babcock make, as ax | Z5kR, ¥op S0 anothar oarioed E. A. PRENTIGE, output of nearly 16,000,000 tons W ik g having the genuine Fol s’s Honey and mowing machines. 3 horse| DEW. o AR B e e i e the 2 : ar19a 86 Cliff 8t. . tir e, che - Express Wagons, light and » & @ v & orses A o RO b o The . There will be services Sunday morn- | 127 1#¢ & Osgood Co, ) Tas gl 1 peity belances . poir | 1 Democeat Wagen. T+ and heavy. fqre good, aiso some. that I shipped in | The meerschaum Industry of Asia | s . o et 4 hich are right. I 2 Minor, once the support of prectically S0ge af¥ern00n and evening at the Sal- m—— m harness. 1 slngle harness, 1|32 Open Concord Buggies, rubber tires. | Which are all right. Iam goi d ‘hol Jatd f th Vallan Army Deadauariers, sondsrq | P! M toca et | 3 CUSComescd Bmasies suber ties: | SBSh 810 S et Lain soln FOR SALE the whole bopuaties ot _{he reeien by, Capt. and Mrs, Thorne. MONEY LOANED | pols and Conks, 1" ien. | 2 Top Concord Buggles, one with long | ble. Come and sce, or te Ll Beea. Qatil Sutc 1500 shay e how jati 1 J | 1 chees ? { body. : “ ; r o T arermgoranes, ssseeistion | ) Sha"Racieliies of any ina gy thy | Gairy wionsiin oo iriegrator aboui- 5 | 1 Three-auarier seat Top Bugey. R i T it S e I T by e DR o] t f I tons of good . 75 bushels of s ‘ornj 0] ZEY. ¥ WIS room 3, Shetucket street, Sunday, ai Slished firm Lo demt with. { oat w‘i S o aitow has. 5 bushalt | 1 Ramne e S Box Top Rugsy. | EIPMER R, PIERSON. || o0t aniCccriod by the late Jonn || As to-gaugs, the Austrian raiirosde 4 p. m. Leader, G. 8. Saunders, (Established 1872.) . 20 bushels of buckwheat, 1 BYano o Top Biees oith siael (o marlsd | g present strange anomalies, thers bes bushels ‘of corn on the ear, several 5 P Buggy with steel tire | ing no Jess than five different ga: n. THE COLLATERAL LOAN CO. bushels of seed corn and a lot of sweet These lead to infinite difficulties of Rew O, B. MacLane's topic Sunday 151 Main Street, Upnstairs, corn, 25 bishels of teck turnips. 180 HARNESS. f L33 feet and || e trafc, but at present time at the Taftville ('.nnrrega_- hens, 2 large brass kettles, 1 iron Ket- | 5 sets of Double Codch Harness: one Ianuing. beek. ¢ Ihames TIVer f| there in mo prospect of ome standar@ urch is The Golden Rule. His ‘xlp. 160 f(fllo s of vinegar, 1 set of -trimmed, one set rubbe with fine residence 13 rooms, a e for the trunk Limes. wvening subjeot is Pleasing Christ. R il DL A, aiar, ot of Jumbe lron i one get silver-trimmed, two barn, greenhouse and other build- || 208! s v e “ of % sets nickel-trimmed. ings thereon. Il in excellent con- the bers’ unton 1 IA. :“JA"hnlw" !p.‘.”’.' faca “at HURSERAUI et sy st " ALSG- 9% Rabi speeIpeil | of Light Driving Harness, dition, Will be sold oW e Mm’n'ggun.re“demun‘;:c the NW::‘ ov. F. J. Bohanan will officiate at Y AC] r ed, cost $150, as good as v | sy=tem, but not out of consideration fos : | y wold at private wale. | | nicke! Inquire of M. ADELAIDE BURDICK, rininied: JAMES L. CASE, mon 5 3 Istrat =N =5 b n‘?eb';;‘,"‘,f;’ AT "m'"xe"{fin"n‘gn 1 set of four-horse Barge Harness on wages, which, in some shops, are At Trinity Epi | church there | o3t om the market. Prepared by . Rew _3taw; 45e SURINY SRt - brass-trimmed 40 Shetucket St Norwich, Ct. copa 8 sets of Single Harness for light | Pz & wiil be Holy Communion at 9.30 . m., F. E. PECKHAM, Bast Side. driving. 3 8 S ermon at § plates, two of them new. Allahabad 35 ciizens described theme m. he rector, Rev. J. Edward AUCTION 1 brass-trimmed Cab Harne FoR SALE ey "u;v:l who rob with threats thelr customers. They wish gratwis ties abolished because of their effood mn, praver and sermon at 10 ffoc evening prayer and ser- Ask your grocer for Peckham's 0. Home Grown Pure and warr: naarid —— | I. R. BLUMENTHAL, Hariford, Ct. DR, . GmlE-RT GRAY, \ bie birth. " Gen, Bragg was consul gen~ deut Roosevelt, but his view of the | GRADUATE VETERINARIAN Cubung—expressed in a letteer—thag . selves as lnum. will officlate. “Dignity 1s What We Use To ; Horse Blankets, Robes, Whips, Hal of violence.” There are 23 “hereditars /Mt Trinity” Methodist Episcopal | Comeeal Our Ignorance” A e e e L B e e T R U L e 4 s ptabo o Mg B 1170 L R R U v, etc. Anything usuaily fou n a firs dred Horses at | X e Mioratg Christs Proemi: | is Eibert m @ . # E‘:D“' '“,AM: ’:’ - :‘ ‘f;':n“ Class Livery ftable, ~ my Stables this week for sale. Theso | .COTTAGE sional false witnesses. y 0] P re-emi- | I ert Hubbard's doflnluon of the | o0 e Stephen N. Yerrington Fa horses are all fresh Ohio and lowa i 2o < nence oosmM of Human { word dignicy. 5“:“}0]"‘{)‘3m"‘“‘::,"’f,’m"‘"r‘o'éce‘; JConn.. | If stormy on the date named, sale| horscs. They are bought by my buy [ B coms whd. Bat. o New ‘:f_‘:k ‘;; f:_‘:":"""f‘i' |t|: - - Beings. ,,, the eveaing bis topic i | Unqueationably Elbert * 16 vrrce, B i peesouel vepart will bo hold ot Wizient Tair duy. ers direct from the farmers ang are | Steam heat, electric light, laun- || their sports 360 feet in the air whed Christianity’s Credenti and every thinking person fifl this month), 1 brown mare 'md 1 bay | marsoSMW all choice horses. I don't buy Xorses || ary, modern plumbi Exterfor 1| 100, O an offlos bullfiee i’ the oor< with him. norse (both kind and zen”f-‘ weight e in Chicago, St. Louis or Indianapolis d interior of the houge have heen er of Broadway and venty-third Rev. S. F. Dicksen will pro.‘,h at| Think of the people with dfgnity | about 1200 ibs. each). 34 fine 1. I Ked markets, where the horses are full of || 47¢ ' G, ; Stroet. A8 theshulidngs will 1ot Be the McKinley Avenue A, M. E. Zion | &nd count those having it natural ullets, 50 R. I. Red yearlings (mostly 5 distemper; but are all fresh, and that | § entirely renewe Exceptional } | stree s The Full i Tieavy ! 5 ! -ompleted until May 1, the skaters Wil church uliness of the indwel- | He who has it naturally, combined with Lt L snd ey I is worth.a good deal to the buyer who | | chance to secure & home in a fine |} COMPIF o gon, 1 (wo-seated wagon, 1 - 5 . > have to wait until next winter, ling of ¢ Nll! Ghost Enhances Our | 8bllity, is & great success in, life. | foary W3Eon: 1 (worsested wagon, 1 buys them. I have twenty head of |l neighborhood. - 2, @piritual Perceptions. His evening | LRose with assumed dignity tfl—w“lk market sleigh, 1 M. plow, 1 Syracuse large draft horses that wil) weigh 3400 | . topic is The Security of the Godly. | they are understood and discoun plow, 1 Halleck weeder, i hinge ha: pounds to the pair, twedty express | Inquire of Caleutta i soon to possess a new - m.'pn'?‘]’xc‘isfl"v natural or ing machine, 1 hay Lfl“‘}“’y’?{fpn”;‘;‘;’, RUBBER RETURN BALLS, horses and some very handsome farm JAMES L. CASE, z hotel of ‘,DT..;::.‘”‘dm}:u:mub.-m B.:t : as- ay 1 Gt ks, Thes: horses ar vel ioh, Ct. ]| architcetural veauty. - Rev. Albert P. Blinn will speai &t | sumed, and If its use was attempted | Planter, 1 corn sheilar, i Mahn bone | JUMPING ROPES, MARBLES [ o Lo . & !l aniil|] 40 Shetucket St. Norwich, Ct. | O the large compound presently e the Spiritual Acad®my Sunday morn- by us the public®would dl-co-ng It. | cutter, 1 hay cutter, 1 horse fork (com- Hoyscn S Past Pucers: | cupied by the Doveton institution in ing ana svening. Jiis gmorning subject | Let the public estimate .us copreotty: | PIGic); 1 OIEEY vole, 1 garden secder ToRe R B SUND Towikh you wouid please. cail at:my Park street. The hotel will comtain Tibjoct Rogron e raeiink | give us credit for a thorough kuowl: | pugey arness.’ 1 market | harmcse. WHIPS, stables before buying anvwhere else. | THE OFFICE OF WM. F. HILL, | 230 rooms ana will be fitted up in the Lyceum will ‘meat at 13 o'clocks mube | gty " von oi Fraph busfiess; for | quantity of hay. corn in the ear. House: T am sure I can satisfy you and sell | best modern styls in all that relates tg pect, Prophecy. Ye:.r!; o‘;ozxparllem:e?;mfi?: hul;?m-c.‘ ‘nmue]gtfn"nd b ek i ol AL BASEBALL SUPPLIES, ETC. you horse: "‘I" 1"1""“ ;"‘r”"‘yh‘"““ | Real Estate such institution ; \ 4 ] . man in New England for the quality | * SN L& exclusively entlties us to it. Terme, spot cash on sale. ALL SIZES OF BILLY POSSUMS | (1, 1 handle. I have done lots of bus. | and Fire Insurance, Gen. Bdward S. Bruge of Wisconsin, There will be preaching at the Mt. LAIGHTON BRGOS. If stormy, first fair weekda iness in Norwich with the best of who coined the phrase, "We love him Calvary Baptist chureh Sunday morn. Ed mar1sTY JOSEPH JR. ¢ firms. T know I ean save you 10 per |18 located In Somers’ Block, over C. pr. | Whe cotmed the Btane, o and used 5 aua .;n:;l:::"mb.y“l.;‘. g.wxh:'v Photographers Main Street - "BS. fl'll [“ h’allk“n smam | cent., and that is worth looking after. | Williams, Room 9, third floor. it in meconding the nomination of Cleve= N I | Ovposite Norwien savings Sociew. | (§ It [ s : R feb13d Teleplione 147, | land for the presidericy In 1884, recent mornlog subject is The Awfuiness of a1 g2cd eneral Lontractor Iy celebrated the 32d anmversary of t in of Lying, His évening subject Grandeur of Heaven. - All orders recelve prompt and careful S 00 IT NOW attention. Give me a trigl order. Sat. 715 Boswell Ave. Established 1840. Tel. 3450. Susfay morning at the Universalist | and don't wait untl] tne last ‘minuta. isfaction guaranteed. NEWMARKET HOTEL, marsd ohurch, Rev. Joseph F. Cobb will | I'm referring to pi or gasftting First-cl o= AND DENTIST. | “You can't make a silk purse out of | peeach on lgnerance About God Past | . BENTON BiEBLE. 6 Assium 8| T HOS. J. DODD, Norwich | ,Fir fnr'w'.'l':;" TaEait eeivel 6 | Becioa 12 2, sayerlBRE MERET HODGE'S STABLE. caused hig thanster 4o and Present, At the Y. P. C. U. gerv- Telephons 349-2. Norwich, |order. Join Tuckie, Prop. Tel 43-& | letin for business results, l Tel 19, 4 to 20 Bath st hat was his last oMelal medium in