Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 24, 1909, Page 8

ey ARG 1] b 4 FOR SALE. is always found | Miss Gi cker and travels many | an tnis page. | milcs o Mth‘;‘!"m'tollwt’m.m}a on ' - - - e ) ¢ d ‘small | New York, where he arrives just in{ R 08T hata: P. em- * i EGGS FOR HATCHING from Single y ESS NEWS advertisements | time to sce the steamer departing from Dblem, ;nm‘:‘mm_ i °:, or be- | | advertis Samb vaite Leghorn stook; grand win-. ‘WORDS. 4 it caréfully. | the pier for Europe. g G J ¢ 3 ter layers; Toc per 13, John _Curry, - Shéde o S _— Retufning to fiiy hoine in Wasting.| S y R e A s A R ey | L R marlTWSM As 0'21‘:,-“ marvel at the A ton, Lorry can do nothing but think = 5 o Z FOR SALE—New milch cow, five . 4 OING ON TONIGHT. | ihe youns woman, wio before leaving o . a back. Re o WANTED. s ol dnd CAIF 3 W MagpRy. $5 TO RENT. gy S 07 (Sanast-righL, WHAT IS G * | had invited him Balf jestingly to visit : SO S st jTown Street, Norwich Towi. T muso, with awe and wonderment, W o her at her native Edelweiss. Finally LOST—Jersey h.flexa dark mv.t WANTED—Reltable man to work on | _Mar23d | 70 RENT—Six farms &r tenements g+ s, Graustark 'at Broadway Theater. he becomes so impatient that he ™ Finder please notify 237 No. "‘.-'Fu farm. B. F. Rist, R. B7, Norwich. FOR SALE—Rowbcat 14 ft. long; red | Without land, also store and blacksmith | Cold, leaden words, that have so muen Goethe Lodge, No. 79, L O. O. F. | crosses the ocean to find “Graustark.” !M‘."L_""'_fi____l‘-“T mar23d cedar, ‘{au{’ ogred; good as new; “"T'K; ::ggcgfi;rlg.{-:;n.fll_fltm ;lmm: [ to say. tville. in Paris he meets & friend, Harry An- : BANKBOOK LOST Lost or stolen, ANTED —fouse = | L . Thames st, Norwic! Roncs 1o Ponsmati 0L, Taety © g1, | Euish, who insists upon accompanying Passbook_No. 106839 of The Norwich | , WANTED —Hou ke D e Family, of | Conn: marid | e e fhening paid sg weil | C147 T AR 11 IR Norwich Grange, No. 372, P. of Hu'lhiy ' They locate “Graustark,” which, Pavings BasIety. " All Darmons: are tiats | threariuo A children or dairy. | FOR SALE—I have three first class|us it does at present, and talk Contains. full oft a tricky quip asé meets in Pythian Hall i dn obscure principality in castern g floned agminmt pRroLssing Of Metiag & | Addren . e Selistin Offica, merzid ey e b A o e | Ay e Hon: Amasa Mt fived: | wan % B ts tn Car- [ Europe. They then go to Edelweiss, 3 ‘catled , 2 are. | than where thé Hon. ull oft 'a glowing, throbbing heart i ey the capitol city, where they are dis- cflANGE m PRICE i aBeeat Bl ciatur. o, 21 Bank T e :"‘“‘c';".l‘!,‘g:‘;"gnu Plain’ Hill. Telephione 462-12. mar2od Right where the o ps at tho of fire s penters' Hall mayed to find that not even the oldest sl ohor hefore the 9th day of September. | fadtion guarantesds ears’ exper! FOR SALE—Farm of 14 acres, situat- | oy 47, North Stoni 444 | I subtle meanings regularly missed. 17 Thames Council No. 1351, R. A. | jphabitant has ever heard of a family " 1909, or submit to having the book de- | ence. Ousley, the fi,p.rz ed in Killingly Center, Ct., 1 mile from s T 4 - . 3| Tte price 1o bo charged to persons | clars | cancelled and exginguished and | Bres, el 302 fal mar20d | rallroad station, near factory village untry store: also buy|And thou who boastest ancient pedi- meets in Foresters' Hall by the ngme of Guggenslocket, Whom | and corporations. for electriciy. fof | o o cn fancelled and extinguished and . 502 or drop po: ratiread-atatian, neat” fagiory S| o0 RENTOR Y More: also buy ) to_work on | Buildings all in good repair, good wA- | non, Conn. : mar23d nd scalest branches of the family tree- 1 . . 1. W., | Lorry at’one time suspected of being | HEhting has been chenged by the wn thereat 8 R s sausage manufacturers. That night the | dersignod, to fake effect on Noy. I | 1c tmount due thireon pald " marlyW | WANTED Toung man to work on | Buligngs ull In £00d ropair, go0d e 0%t PEESe (ih Germauia % two Americans overhear a plot to kid- [ 1908; ‘that is to say, all bills 'mar19d A and particulars, apply to John Hayden, TO RENT—At §3 Oak street, ni Thy race Is but an infant, puny, Painters' and Decorators’ Union | nap the princess of the reahn. They [@s of Nov. 1 1908, for electrici t‘ for LEGAL NOTICES. Da C mar20d | tenement, either four or seven large young, e e Tolboss he Wourd-be abduciors to the | HEhtng "3 Shown’ by’ metre readings 3 WANTED _April ist, a_tenement of rooms, first floors ~Apply Mrs. W. & | Beside thy words, which laugh and . meets in C. L U. Hal e o e epira. | tlen Oct. 20-34" 1108, "(o Tiave. been e 8,00 % rooms "on one or ‘v floors; || WOR SALE OR WENT rurnished ho- | Vars, b8 Hobart Avende: declWE mock at th Shapthr, No, 57, 0. B '8, | Sustle.. 1orty s R - nce the reading, | AT HELD | centra siness. | tel, near sound and cars; large lot, 2 Bobart Avenns oo MWV PRI Endgtis; o 6 0. W S+l tors as far as the princess’ boudoir, | shall beebilled according to the follom: | at Norwich within and for the DISIrIct | Bulletis Othey T Address “Busness” | maple shade; fine place for summer | TO RENT OR FOR $ALE—House on | Rich golden vessels are they, Which meets in Buckingham Memorial. which he enters to protect her. The | ing schedule: " % R of Norwich, on the 23a day of March, | — Boarders A’ . Stdine, Groton, Conn, | Washington strest, § rooms and bath, | ! Ty foid s ¢ Trinity Episcopal | princess awakens and LOrry recognizes £56 Kilo-watt hours, 10 cents per | A. D. 1909, > ‘mar0d m 3 . Brad- | A fragrant nectar, o'en as richly gold, cnl;"',:,“ ikl her as ‘“Miss Guggenslocker The|kilowatt ol e Presént NELSON J. AVLING. Judge, SECRET SERVICE FOR BALESerm ot i, | 0, s5gokbinder), 105 Broadway Bu whether wine or poison be thelr 4 : kidnappers arrive and a fierce fight | 5. 2 é < | Boston: County of Buft £ ok 2T v houses, shore cottages, water fronts il o’ 1 5 Bowling at Arsanum Club. occurs between Lorry ard Anzulsh and | Sitionas Kitoowac, © oo ror each 88<] Boston, County of Suffolic and Common- | e Y s < timinal | and butiding lots, 1f you wish to Uy | 10 RENT Tenement of alx rooms at | A1 o}, ¢’ empty when the tale is ' % Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at|the would-be sbduciors to “save the| Example: Number of kilo-watts used. | " farry C. Leavitt of Stoneham, Coun- | investigations. Strictly —confidential. | sefl or trade any real estate, address|5s Frankliin St marisd et Coloman. Sheedy’s Auditorium. princess and her friend. the countess, | 1,000, ty of Middlesex, Massachusetty. appear- | P. O. Box No. %43, Poquetanuck, Conn. | A. H. Maine, Groion, Conn. mar20d L L © Deanpoles _and | , T0 RENT—Fine tenement, No. T76|«woULD IT HAD BEEN MINE with whom Anguish fails desperately ths- et 29 otte €d in Court by Counsel and filed & pe- | mar23d FOR SALLCedar ‘Motdon Plotures and lllustrated Sonss | in love. But at this juncture follows 9L 8, opnte tition alleging that he is the Executor O B e G o B e nie®otfine | Boswell ave.: modern _improvements t Roderieic Theate the intense part of e The of the lust will and testament of sald Pomarisd % reut reason Inquire John E. Fan- ARy i princess is In love with the American| Amouat of BilX deceased; that said will was made in — ning, No. 31 Willow Bt. feb2od Wenia i 2all bt e & jetures and Tilustrated Songs | princess s e s Norwic the Stat usetts by an in- ANTED FARM FOR SALE—15 minutes' walk | —p o= e o= ad been mine enemy u;vm: ;’; mlr.“ e Ral SEMEN0C Wou SR R ““""“"',3,“,‘;, !,'“.1;‘.’1'[",_“ s, Habitant tharat and has been proved . = to electrics. Bulldings all new, 50 acres | FOR REBNT-Whe premiscs, o2 Wil-| Who came a secret way— L e A e R R bethrothed to a neighboring prince wit OHN 3 M8, and established in sald State of Mass- | Family cooks, gemeral house girls, | 1and. 300 cords wood, frult in abun- | Jams street, lately occupled by Mr. L | (Ohi but the door that waits a friend e whom her marriage is necessary to WILLIAM F. BOGUE. | achusetts, out of this State, by a Court | o yire V' CUOTe STHEAL [PUSC 8 ers | dance, good soil to cultivate, three miles | 10 A B0 FOOTR, DA SO0, LATAES vr;)uln!l open to the day. ANNUUNCEMENTS save her country from financial ruin. GILBERT S. RAYMOND, of competant jurisdiction 'thereof, to b = ol i from Norwich center. Enquire of L. J.| [20T., APPI o« adbake bEa re stood no warder at my gate sz 5 Another prince, o jealous rival, turns | Board of Gas and Electrical Commis- | Wit: The Probate Court for the Couniy | ad farm help. Do you want a relia- | saxton. Norwich Town. marisd - To bld Loye stand and stay). Fresh ht Draenh at Church Brow, | out to be the arch villain i the plot to sioners. OEEaE | € Sutolic 1 SR Btaelof M Niegian, for I guIEED: | 7 HORSES FOR SALE Henry Arnola | , TO, RENTSulte of rooms sultable | wouiq it had been mine cemy ¥ ‘resh caught bloefish hurc ol ® p: as wil ully appear by a e = L L | tor 3 or! ot ould abduct her. Lorry gets into a fistic Futhenticatad and examplified copy of| J- B LUCAS, room 32 Central Bldg. | 913 Jackson strest. Willlmantle, Conn. | G e ention carithin - 300 O teat ot | .0 ODen fight and great-— mar23d i Seo the latest spring style men's | combat with the former prince, who is b will and of the record of the b A ity $4 shoes—the shoe of | murdered by the latter prince, and is ceedings proving and esiablishing ile W a’.‘r}r’n‘f« ?\u\:a[,:;n fso'\d’ :m!y by Frank A. |arrested, to be saved later from prison MISS M- c' ADLES, same herewith produced; that siid will < Janiid | Qo A Taqutre 't Byitetta | (GAINAt the: baloved Who goes armod FOR” SALE—Universal gasoline en- | Office. SasLe ids Jeat n hs ands be beare gines, motor oats, rowboats. 8- ands lrports to convay property siiuate 4 L TO RENT Basement at 56 Frankiin ven blade of Hate)? P et iniricl ang cizswhore ia | GOING OUI OF THE LIVERY | maniavic’ vames. | West Mystic MIs. | grret! sultable for the paint olumbing Bill. | by the princess. Gradunli)’, through an . oy A 7 intensely interesting series of events, H s ' df l l e ot SRS Maow hevo n .. nn or ‘similar business. Would (s Ndiuben mine dnemy 3 g Rubber Co. have new spring | the complications “are disentangled; a", Caif and race opecals Ik Fined 1n sala petition, and readesting BUSINESS FARM BARGAINS, Who mocked to sce me low-— g e e P 4 ‘baseball | Lorry marries the princess, Anguish that said copy of will' and records be Oed 60 Rorw Turin. '§ mileg Thowm Wil FOR RENT. (Better all auger than this though “o‘;ik «'zf bl::w\_mlfll\'*_:\"' extend to | the countess and matters brighten up WORTH WAITING FOR. | filed and recorded In this Probate Court e limantic, nice location, price $1.200; 35 | Sty S 8 g A B st all a cordinl Invitation to call | t0 the very acme of bliss. Miss Adles prom patrons some of | #1d that ancillary letters testamoita=y | will be sold at Public Auction at the | acrc farm high ground, good land and No. 236 Washington Street. My eart yyas,naked to hie hand— St their stors and examine the goods | fra o g e e the loveliest hair styles they ever|bS granted. as on file more fully ap 3 bulldings, price $900; 24 acre farm on| Rosidence now occupied by the Buck. | _Theadosia Garrisbm Jn Tag Cintury: and prices. | BREED THEATER. dreamed of when she returns to town.| ' Whereupofi, it is Ordered, That said J 'I’ Mnr h ’s S'able N L i e el | eaas WA | Toe T9IC. - sxeshent . el Sy ks I e She will be absent all this week, se- | petition be fieard and determined at (e Re phy B et ey i ratrel | Macatiom ) g Moty 3 IS MARCH FOR STRENGTH. inont New York Accountant at | “Fishting for Goldy” Sdnsational Mov- | ciiring " Parisian styles and Imperted | the Probate Court Eoom, in ihe City of | 20 Canal Steick. Waktedl 00d business, good reason for selling. | Inquire at premises or of I3 Pyomingnt, New Yorl ing Picture. stock. Wait for her return! It will Norwich In saij, Tistiict or the Sin anal Street, Westerly, Send for list and views of our farm JAMES L. CASE, Tis April rains In soft and gentle xhd“ Y;r"?fl.e Wauregan | Among the many strong attractions Ray Yot o, Hixye the fekest uind Best { | S ""","" ‘.}Sd' *{}}’" e i N p;:;:;:;;: 01;;:: BE!!’I‘A“ AGENOY, 40 Shetucket Kt Norwleh, Ot. | And March that scolds and . blows o Agnong the arrivals a 1 A J 3 3 o pendency of said petition, and of sal | S 0 ri0d s i . R Hermann | Goldschmidt, an en- | offered by the Breed theater this week | WAUREGAN HOUSE, Norwieh | [iiri uitreon, ve given by the puv- | Thursday, March 25th, 715 Main St, Willimantie, Conm. b And T ok Ta’ i evaybol Pieedc practicing public accountant of [ none are more strenuous than the big | oo New York, | lication of this order-one time in soms | : febi7d dhan Jow Work. When seen by a reporter | Australian picture, “Fighting for Gold.” | Boston. W York. | newspaper having a circulation in said 1909, at 10 o'clock a. m. o RS And wonders Why it's hated by the )/ Ne e > . - py-b % | District, and by depositing a true and | - SMALL PLACE of §» acres located y 1 Bulletin Mr. Goldschmidt stated | This Is a very strong story, very clear ! EL race. of P 4 1 dotarad taini of the | attested copy of this order in the Post- EVEN HORSES. in the town of Hampton, Conn. Good 'Tis April gives the timid first spring /thast he is in the city to investigate a|ly pictured, containing many office at sald Norwich. postage paid. by | 1 pair Black Cobs, weight about 2000 | house of 5 rooms and aftic; barn and Sowers pring al proposition made to some of | picturesque bits of glorious scenery Tegistered letter directed to liom. Wree- w York clients by a Norwich | peculiar to Australia. Another picture PR mén K. Patten, State Treasurer, Hart- | And March that bars the way et lern. of quite a different character is the G ford, Conn., respectively each at \»astl | | The Page Estate at Norwich Spring’s Soft powers And blows and snorts and whips snow 1 henhouse. = Place will keep four gows | Pounds, good drivers, single or double: | 4133 "Forme: lund ‘caually aivided into Jpair Black Coach Horses, weight |woodland and ture; wood enough 2200 pounds. for fire, good weil at house and brook Goldschmidt spoke at length | one entitled “Cleopatro and Her Lov- 2 eleven days prior to the date of said Mr. Naggér—Do you call snorink mu- en_da: i - P A 3 & 4 in your face, b Ageountanc o8 a Deoteeslon And | o and Geals with the love of & Inviy % i hearing, und"that return be ‘made’to | 1 Gentlemans Driving Horse, 10 years | runs Girough pastire, Op . gl 'D. Town. One of the most desir- | ..., T0E 5%, (s nated by the very interestingly explained to our rep- gyptian yout! for leopatro, who for e NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. i 5y + Price $900; $3(0 can remain on mort- vl’ll:'. ¢ zesentative the great feld for voung | daring to love her allows him to te her » 3 te b3 The above aad Torekoink i & \rue o T e oldl} G VR B L Jcm'flm.;""‘ and best located residences | 5. wise Gnes learn that softness doss £ men in this li vhat stryck our rep- | lover for one night, énly cilled copy of record. ot L 3 an30d | 1 < . Tesentative most was one of Mr. Gold- | at the end of the gpehanted night, upon Kitost!""FANNIE C. CHURCH, |1 Black Horse, welght 950 pounds. 10 [ _ : | in this section. Inquire of he strong full character that we schmidt's statements defining what s | the return of Anthony. mar24d erk. ¥ A : { . TO RENT—Orchard St. 6 rooms, And he wh Droperly opened and kept set of books | “Colonial Romance” is an interesting nirnn sraTEs Fosrorrion, | ! BA¥ Mare, 11 years old, weight 1100 | fiabrcd aitis wnd setlur, clodet and ath WM. D. FITCH, e R0 R00EDS 18, buffst\ Mbriae \ should show, namely: story of life in the south in the days of NORWICH, CONNBCTICUT, Office of | ; Younds: A x Large lot, lawn, shrubbery and fruit | Knows why March does not shield the (a) The exact financial standing of | the Seminole Indians. “Christmas” is O . N T s, Smaten | 1 Little Black Mare, weight 850 pounds, | 10 RENT—Thamesville, 6-room 238 Lawrence St., tender face. & concern at any ti an allegorical representation of every PHROYORRLS W e’ recelved” ut (hix 9 years old, good driver. - | tegg. baih closet, large lot. Near —Emma D. Chester, in April Nautilus, (b) The transactions had during | Christmas period from the Nativity up | Office until 3 o'clock p. m. on the 3.t i " e, certain periods. to the psesent century and 4s a sourc day of March, 1909, and then opened. CARRIAGES. To 'l:-";‘xr'“cl‘-'l"“h'm(s" 4.room tene- New Haven, Conn. VIEWS AND VARIETIES. (w) The profit and loss during every | of much educational value, besides be | L5~ smisosiiansous réaics nd pelntisg | 1 Beriin Coach, Hincks ' & Johnaon|ment; with ity “water' and * water perfod, and the sources composing | ing a delight to the e . A [ e g, e cCordancs oy bo| mMmake, new rubber tires and newly | closet. Clever S same. | "Stiden comedy is introaucea vy e | Gramd View Samitarimm | pesiicaiom,.comien of o Y be| painted, as good as new. 570 RENT—Good 6-room tenement in 4 Mr. Goldschmidt is using the adver- | funny plctures, “A Case of Spirits” and WM. (‘ARETHI‘RS. Custodian. |2 Flve-light Landaus, one with rubber FOR SALE th in Balti d o Mre. Youngwife—What s the firs gsing columns of The Bullctin inday | “A Hobo on & Btke” ik for the treatment of Mental and Nerv- | marl3FMW 2 g;u. ek b S Sl e s Baltis, Ore question you ask of a maid whom you offer his services to firms wio may | One of the most artistic musiea i " 5§ upe Rockaways with rubber tires, [ (h3rd; Dunham. John and Lake st : think of employing? Mrs, Oldone— e in need of them, and the atiention | numbers glven at the Breed this sea | 0% Discasss, with separate and do- | omDER oF LIMITATION =FOR |3 Extension Top Surries. | et i et [1 always says first, “Have you ever of the business community Is called to | son is the rendition of Arditi’s brilliant | tached department for Ajcoholic and ngine Company of Danielson, Conn. |4 Canopy Top Surries; 1 four-seater, | | lived with me before?".—Life. his announcements, waltz g | “Sosaran Rose,” by Madam | o o pyops | At a Superior Court held within' and | °8Tries 12 passengers. | WHITNEY’S AGENCY | “On,” sighed the aspiring girl, “how —————— Morelle, This is given once in the af- 2 | for the County of Windham, on the th | 1 three-seater, carries six passengers, b ’ 11 wish 1 could feel 1' had a place Unlon Lenten Servic ternoon and twice every evening during Address | day of March. 1909, it was H. H. Babcock make, as good as| 337 Mala Street, Framhlia Square. R X 3 in rvice. | this week; and as a result of the fault- Ordered, That four months from and | new. | Real Estate and insurance DOUBLE OFFICES the world that 5o one elas couid 8Il The unfon Lenten service of Christ | jacd TCo CNd B8 o Let O e Aad. " L [ atter the 10th day of March, 1903 be | 4 Express Wagons, light and heavy. | n marked the professor, “I be- and Trinity churches will be held in | 028 S O, O B ehtly (ri- rand View Sanitarium, | limited for the presentation of cldms | 1 Democrat Wagor. mardd MBS S S lieve' my wife wants a cook.”—Judge, Jtev. Josepir H. Brown cf Bridgepor b i g e Yk phba » Conn. | Co. to,the Reelveri,and that al claims | § B nabout Bugey, fapber tires. |2 Frankiin Street. They are ex- §|father told me that that was the e e | 18 au cal Directs ett for his | JYEMWF / | thereatier forever barred. The address| 2 Top Concord Buggies, one with long FOR SALE [§ collont for dressmaking, tailor. §|Shortest distance between two points! BROADWAY THEATER. | musiciani, ntent 10 thif Gif- | et —————— lv‘él :"h{c]‘p:l‘yl.ec'n“::':x\-:g'zl ‘Zr?n:er';'ui’ l";_ody, £ | aking, | W vlmt‘ l«b_vo.x l'nth-.l;. LB —He runs p ilt song, affording the singer a most John A. 3 c - | 1 Three-quarter seat Top Buggy. S o gk Vs R ing, millinery or other purposes. & taxicab, maai~—Fuck. i “Graustark.” | @elightrul background his artistic pitional, ON/ ‘Wiwime, (0., Denielson |1 Canmiing Toh Buges. (_:“f L b R el 4 ¥ T | Hon—clit nothing make you change k —_— | taste which dominates picture ac- Dated at Danielson, this 9th day of | 1 Rubber Tired Piano Box Top Buggy. | Just arrived. Inquire at Bulletin Office. your mind? Her—One thing mig ! stark,” o Broadyay thea- | compuniments, which have won for him | March, 1909. e 1 Piano Box Top Buggy with steel tires. JAMES H. HYDE, Him—What? Her—Some other man, ¥ iramatization of | much popular ise during season & iy r for ey JOHN A. PAINE, Telephone. North Franklin, Ct. | sesesesssesesssssssscessssessssssssssesssssscss | —(leveland Leader same title orge | at the Breed theater. o oo Tty S Con s 5 | Receiver. The International Oil ioiigine HARNESS. Kz . At B R rols sy nind g TR L2 * = SETUT Pure and warranted to be the strong- | = 5 sets of Double Ceach Harness; one | ———— FOR SALE. | book? Friend—Yes. Author—What S iStat s of Bandon Sheedy’s Auditorium. est on the market. Prepared by i MAYOR'S OFFICE. oo hl‘-‘*;‘;:eim;"l’flvl A do you think of it? Friend—Well, to : opec Sieel vy The Auditorium was again packed F. E. PECKHAM, East Side. iRt rimmed, one set silver-trimmed; two R SALE O e ro— o oo | be candid yith you, T think the covers b iast night and the large crowd's ver-| ma g e > W Rloket Soemeh old mound i every Tempect: Buol worky | are too far apart—Chicago Newa, oman J marld | To Efther Sherift of the City of Nor- |1 set of Light Driving Harness, bra | old; sound in every respect; good work e tals o 7| dict was “the best of the season.” The wich, GREETING : e s e beag | Snquire of J, Wuttkey, 35 Franklin | “For ‘goodness' sake, Harriet, why ‘Graustark” and American | DeW moving pictures seem to delight ~ ., You are hareby commanded to warn |y o' Tight Driving Harness, ni | ____mar24d_|so sad?” “The cook's left, buf that whose native wit deles foreign diplo- | €YY ne comedy en- | (Jenerg]l CONtractor | inciceai voters'ar the Clty of Nerwicn (1 st Ligk g ood Tamily cow. Cy- | 1sn't the worst of it; she took with macy and royal conspiracy. Th wds in convulsions. e e %D | 1 set of four-horse Barge Wz ubator and brooder. | her the recipe book for all the t 18 “Grenfall Lorry,” the ‘son BABE] g ey rceiva ampt AS Sasebet e BT e IHOMAS HOWE . John's mother used to make Americar er, wiho accidentally | licat dancing | sttention. Give me a trial order. Sat. | e ev>ning, to authorize an appropria- | g Harness for t GEALn Piobate.( - | Brooklys Lita meets a very veautiful and fascinatin e aanCing | isfaction guaranteed tion from e eity treasury "ot “such | \Of the Probate 1 & kS a0 | “1 suppose you visited som oung woma train in De ) o | 18 L amount not ex ng $20,000 as may | L I TNy Montville, Conn., ¢ s recently est collection Burope Jounk woman on a-train in Denver. 5t and the | THOS, J, DODD, Norwich | b5, moeesars to. pay cho. expaise o | ¢ Harness, with heavy brea Admi will be Bl o7 ona oé | Aoaet CRIES (8 Burope? s A known to the . Je ) erecting & new dam and appurienances two of then | - e 3 P deville stage Pt near the present water works |1 ss-trimmed Cab Harness | apy the full si ntly left e e T T Son e Telenhone 349-2. Norwich. | Gam ‘at Meadow Brook, and of acquir- | e Blankets, Robes, Whips {of that f emark, ‘« b Although atch the train e e & s | ing lands, rights and other property to | ters, Hitchropes, Footmas. Barn ' | are slow.’ "—Washington Herald. rin self, the young mar ins Lo as- nd Josephine deserve P carry out the purpose of a resolution | yo.' Sl found 1§ gyt . o stopped at fon and makes at offering. . It is a | < missioners of the City of Norwich at a | ¢1ass Livery Sta -room house 2 and’ three wagons Wil sell | silkc ha 2 cigar, g0 pas ; 8 3 , Raighe Cor's Titine et | » meeting held on the 27th day of Febe cheap if bought at once. Inquire Mrs | the house. “Mamma.” sald she, “wny a wild v & contiu el i at i | aghe (or‘a Soggting & iConceal Our Ignorance’ Fire ok, whieh Tesolutlon was ap- l'f stormy on the date named, sale | ot X New market modern | Helma Wright, § City. mar17d | doesn’t Mr. Smith fix the draught ~o's the train and cementi L il R . 5 ; : o proved by the Court of Comraon Coun- | wil fixture 2 | S e T o 0 up® his ¢ oy ?'— dred_hearty laughs is ample pro s Elbet Hyboard's definition of the | EiL¢%n Clty of Nerwich af its mert- | will be hold on the next fair day. L e e iy the smokell go up* his chimn nty introduces herself | the efforts made and accomplishe word digriiy. | ing held on the firat dav of March, 1909, | Dar208Tu) Lot No, ouse. two es of | | n . wsiocker and her uncle | Nelson with various and Unquestionably Elbert s correct, | The legal voters of the City of Nor sold in one parce | Mrs, Nagger—The noise you make p featurin what is called the bounc- | and every thinking person will agres | wich are warned to meet in city me ng 1c ¢ the |at night is very unpleasant music, ng 4% | with him. ing at the Town Hall in said City of | ing hats, which b « perforr s | £ “they ; S, m-‘-u'o;rr,\g‘ innie | Think of the people “with dignity | Norwich cn the 26th day of March & palrs and single. Another car-|sic? "Mrs, Nagger—I should say so. another big hit on the Dill, | and count those having- it naturally. | {1ice action” upon the foregoing suat. | Icehouse, 30x40, and g e 6 << g i { Sheet music aranged for the bug! ing her funny little folks, and | He who has it naturally, combined with | tor i | some. . 8io¥ . chunka, business | onieggo: T 1 drafiers, all well broken, oing to sell them; that is BEE T MUCH IN LITTLE. 7—Ice pond, two ac upon a stage. Her work is|ability, is a great success in life. | Dated at Norwich, this 17th day of | formed in a cabinet > dif- | Those ‘with assumed dignity are—well, | March. 1309, D wih <o e T CASTORIA nt characters s umn they are understood and discounted | COSTELLO LIPPITT, ] v b elled. Her Sis Hopkins is ver by_the public. | Migor of B SRyTeE Sorwioh, Allll[lfll Spl‘!ng Sale Two-horse double dum an sell horses of tie same For Infants and Children. | and in connection with her o Weve uo dignity, natural or as. e iy peae e A ok P per than T can, or will, at | Experiments in Europe show fhat E ildre) s I B e sumed, an, ts use was attempted | Warrant to me direoted. for service. 0- e s b erms—for cas will 'un- | balioons traveling at heights of from The Kind You Have M'm M | Katrina shows the most wonderfu [by us the public Would discount it | ™ yiiss. ' ™ directed for of Ca]'pels_A | 11 ated car m all. Come and see me | Goo to 2,000 yards can be hit wih a ’ s of the splendid actres Let the public estimate us corractl, Sherift of the City of | 12 or telephone. rifie only once In six times; at an ele- glve us credit for a thorough know! mari8d This prop vation of 3,000 yards they are absolute= ¥ Bears the y appreciate | T ated on the bal 'k\‘ 0 ‘..4 T s bty : S¥ax Gronoonge | edge of the photograph business: for 'S NOW A -2 ¢ 4 ! | Iy sate. ity P LA (| S8 O o P T e IS NOW ON. | i trolisy S R siatlon w0 00| p MER R. PIERSON. dbidlh | D'Armond &« ose th r.,\ um\. "ecfl]:;ho’fh_ril:‘fllli':?::fiw'nm.l}{s business | CHANGE OF DATE. In accordance with our usual cus- | anyone :l;y:wmu a home or a first ¢ ) | A Louisiana man has Invented a ma- chine for vring and recording the measurements of hm Planks pass- | ed through it engage a roller attached FOR SALE to a registering device on the side. e Mrs. M. A. Peckham house, 11 attling little sketch, “His tom, we will during the Opening Week ng @ dam at| give our patrons many special induce- ived until 6 o'clock p. m., | Penis to BUY NOW. h 26, 1909, at. the off| Competent men furnished to do car- | ard ‘of Water Commis- | pet laying etc. Rooms measured for | re plans and specifications | carpets and estimates given for floor Tt sald day should pr ke place the fir e | which is full of action [ Sealed bids for buil = (B o S e " LAIGHTON BROS,, | yfic i a GMBLE are presenting the little sketc | Photographers Main Street | 3,405 "% i 4 W {“-mk are big favorites, most ¢ grap t | Monday. N | W and entertaining. A t of a solo te Norwich Savings Soctety. 24 ce of "the ioners, wl | Coat ashes are being washed in & oduced by “Bob” -Adair, wi | may b 1 and blank bids obtained, | co\eringe of all kind |1 Hill Ave, 3 ernsylvanis f g liged 1o respoi o m encores. ¢ et | s of all kinds. : Lavrel Hill Ave, having a frontage of | spaces in Pernsylvania mines from & T Bkt Beos fronaany, PO |4l bt wnich time and place the blds| ~Goods bought during the Opening | | Aifty feet and eleven splendid rooms, | which the coal has been removed. As ¥ = g b ow th Further information may be obtain- | Week stored until wanted. | witk bath he water recedes they form a solid 5 5 | vaudevills and close Inment e T ot Dtion Tasy. o Shisw Spl llar, ail cemented | t nough to hold up the v , and close an entertainment | ad et S ofaygtion iy, be obtlins Siplendid cellas, alll chmeritel mass. strong enou They ve Never Used | that for the small price of aamission. 25 % the ction TR | House d with hot air arth and prevent cave-in t N t b upi d H. | Nothing on the market s more con- —— g i- | The right to reject any or all bids i Histhecss | R A L e S SHEA & BURKE, 37-41 Main St. or ‘pleasantly arrauged for & | Figures issued by Mancheater uni- v all wee | SALE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31st, order of the Board of Water Com- Figures issued by Manchester un versity point to the fact that women 5 ! 4 2N : marlsdaw | ? iy, 1909, AT 11 ololock in the forenoon, | ™!ssioners of the City of Rorwich | . House is arranged for two families | zraduates rarely marry. Out of 500 [ e two nouses \d at Taft-| marita President. = | it wantea 2 e N e g L L | SiileCaltn, Tttt B waen e mor [ o ‘:al‘l‘lage | “Zitceptionsl, e chance to buy a | L hal WD ATS tAken GeEIew o erties of Mr. West.and Mr. Parent on | heme. arried gra o e ver= Merchants Avenue, Taftville, Conn., | NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS— gl mar ried graduates of the same univer The Right Kind i, il That's why some women don’t like naph- tha soaps. known a nay property. E. A. PRENTICE, o above to the highest | TOWN OF BOZRAH and mar1sd 86 Cliff St. Motorists who suffer with_gold hands The right kind is P. & s All persons liable to pay taxes in | | —— | while driving their cars may have res I & G. Terms of sale, cash. Town of Bozrah are hereby mnotified H | 1 will have One Hundred Horses at | llet by using & steering wheel provided Naphtha Soap. g 3 2 | that T have a warrant to levy and col- UTOMODIIE |y stables this week for sale. These | | with électric hést Af Eugiish mven- : B Wileox, Auctioneer, |t ax ot o mhigon 8 S | Rowses are all”tresh Oho: wna Tow FOR SALE B AR L Itis as much better than St natt (A By, T o 1 o ki horscs. They are bought by my buy- | core that carrfes two electrically heat- i B ek iy and are | No. 178 West Thames Street. colls insulated one from the other horses. I don't buy other naphtha soaps as they . Louis or Indi | The magnificant estate formerly || and from the outer rim. caid tax will be at the house - L e A. W. Gray, Leffingwell, on P t all ct ., April 1st, 1909, from 9 t¢ 10 aln ln in are better than ordinary | a. m., sime day at Leffingwell Mills, ma “where the horses are owned and occupied by the late John }| - ; Jaundry soaps from '10.30 a. m, to 12 m., same day at distemper; but are all fresh, a Mitchell. The Jatest hobby of thie kaiser is Nor« . Y ps. Teet without plates i A th house known as " ine Hammiond and | e acin o wonf Geak 10 the. b [} . The property consists ¢ wegian furniture and domestic decora- * Why is it better? Because |Is teeth sans objection, SRR 3 RPril 2d, 4t the postotfice 1n Bosrahe ‘ buys them. I have twenty having & frontage of 133 f ap B e e i 1 . . £ That beautifies youth (Successor tc A. T. Gardner) ville, from 10 to 11 a. m., same day at 3 H large draft horses that 3 running back to the Tk this style for theghall of one @ it is made of better materials; | 1'% S youh, postotiice. Fitchville, trom 12 m. fo 2 rimmin pounds to the pair, twe: express || with fine residence o | palaces, and from @ celebrated Norwe- 4 b 3 hi : 0 old age gives perfection. “H k - g horses and some very handsome farm || barm, greenhouse and other build- || #lan artist has had plans for furgish- ecause its washing power is | e s 5 | acis, ive % Biinterest will be added atter iy arc i well || ines thereon. All in excellent con- || ing the new palace at Posen, whllcdh s 3 . S r your mouth, May 1st. " double. Saddle || dition. Will be sold far below its || nea ompletion and is intended as greater; because, being harder, CHARLES A GAGER, Coll _ | Carriage and Wagon Woek of all kinda | broke, s | & | & visibie sign of German domination in Be you youth, maid or man, and Bozrah, March 12th, 1909. marl7Ww ~Jpwill last longer; because it | When art can sestore | th castern provinces of Prussia. 2 yon would pleasa call at my || Inquire of before buying anywh Anything on wheels built tb order. ' wdighs more and does more, | What was once nature’s plan. Boardlng sure I ou and sell % ’:M“ o There has recently been completed § WMillions of cakes of P.& G. | Everything in Modern Up-to- s ,.I'n Ga mes PPICES AND WORK RIGHT. | S0 horsc £ Stxtagiot W, orwich, Ot §|at Grent Fails Mout. o huge brick Stable p g | that T hand = — | of the smelting works, which will take & y “Naphtha Soap are made every date Painless Dentistry. iness in the best of rank as one of the tallest structures [~ ot ey sogle ke | bp.u.p BEARDSLEY, Dents, |, 214 Btk Swreer | nussenmeummsss \The Seoft & Blark | =% s il FOR SALE B bt ¥ LT o work easier. By using it, she 237 Main Street. u'efilfsnofl-:s:m‘; o "EE::’LSIV' TOPS, HOOPS, RIMS " I | No. 124 McKinley Ave. -’J‘.,S.o‘ the | @round: came 533 1-3 faok is able fo do as much work in “Ici on parle Francals. SRS ® B % WHIPS, 5 LUHPDHITIUN, lé!‘fl!“;“??fl“’“’ nar"::d'agl' COTTAGE i.’-’;i]}":‘l o el an hour as her heighbors do, | Fay Building, Telephane 955 MONEY LOANED BASEBALL SUPPLIES, ETC. 507-515 North Main Street, | —————— : Eight Rooms and Bath. \ Dimonda Mayes des Planahies in two. That is a fact—a | mari6d [l on s e o e ttind ez B ALL s12Es OF BiLLY PossuMa | *9F1sd mars Steam heat, electric light, laun- anbasaador at Washington, fact to which hundreds of | K . o au;r‘: ‘.';"f.'fl,",,fifl_“” dry, modern plumbing. Exterior J :‘»’m:“x:?lxhl.{":;lr‘:mnu::'x;.:fj THE COLLATERAL LOAN Co. t for the huproved automatic coupling mony. ) BAKERY 151 Malm Street, Upstairs. Real Estate All kinds of Plate Iron Work chance to secure & home in a fine §} of raliway cars to March 31, 1909. Des housewives bear willing testi- | LOUIS H. BRUNELLE " aaniisnea 3572 un& E““ H' [rlfi“fl su“m THE OFFICE OF WM. F. HILL, Hl)llers, Iflflks, Smnkfl stflflks ::S,{:::,"rm,:' ll]v‘:‘,“"":CE_Q(’::L:‘:‘:; doalens for. thie osmiadition ar Melen s Juarsd % We make & speclalty of Repairi nefghborhood. cember 31, 1908, was tht limit origine P. & G. Naphtha S We are confident onr Ples, Cake and and Fire Insurance, e P Inquirs of ally fixed. It will be recalled that the . . INaphtha Doa, Fread cannot be excslled. Give us a | . S WHEN you want to put your busl- | I8 located in Somers’ Block, over C. M. SPEIRS BROTHERS, 'SAMES L. CASE, first prize is 10,000 francs (franc 19.3 trial order. THERF 12 nu n«Gvertising medium in | ness before the public, there is no me- | wijjia 7 . s cents) and a_gold medal from the king 5 cents a c;;c ® 023 20 Fai Easiern Connecticiut =aual to The Bule | dium better tnan throug) the advertise iams, Room $, third floor. Water Street, Now London || 40 Shetucket St.. Norwich, Ct.}|and queen of Ttaly; secdnd prize, 5,000 A . nov2 Fairmount Street. ' ietin for busin sults ing columns of The Bulletis. feb13d Telephone 147, ‘Phone 40 may7d francs