Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 30, 1909, Page 12

RAIN OR SNOW TODAY AND SATURDAY. HIGH EAST WINDS. FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCHES \ \ HOME GARMENT MAKING. .. The Bulletin’s Pattern Servi always found on this pag R ] IMPORTANT BUSINESS NEWS _ sévertisements- bt ———— e———————————————————— WHAT IS GOING ON TONIGHT. Recital at Park Church Parish House Entertainment at Second (‘un:;r:gu- tional Church. Sedgwick Post, No. 1, G. A. R,, meets in Buckingham Memorial. Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at the Auditorium. ‘Moving Pictures and Illustrated Songs ¢ Breed ‘Theater. . Vaudeviile and Motion Pictures at| Broadway Theater. ANNOUNCEMENTS. | Bill has the exclusive sale Patricoan shoes. See_the 1 $3.50 and $4. Fyank of children’ new spring Cherries from California. | William A, Somers was in New York Thursday doing the weekly buying for Somers Bros. While there he saw a single box of cherries arrive, tife first s the season to reach the metropolis from California. 1t is the custom at the exchange to sell the first box at auction, and very often the eight pounds of cherries it contains are sold at prices from $15 to $20. Somers Bros. have received e]eg‘n plums from South Africa, and Lohg In!and >pmm-h; is algo among the new things. The Auditorium. “Fine show” is the vrdict by every- who has visited the Auditorium | this week. The appearance ot_ the card | bearing the name of the Rice Bros. is @ signal for a round of applause, calling for the Chinaman and the Rubeto respond to several encores,at each performance. Another winner this | week is The Cubanola Trio, who intro- duce several new melodies in wkich their voices harmonize beautifully, their concluding number an Indian fantasie entitied Reed Bird, is a whole one LADIES' KIMONO WRAPPER AND SACK. 92 — All Seams Paris Pattern No. Allowed, the usual A slight variation from The m]an-- kimono is here portrayed. ral used in its development is act in itself. . Singer | flannel. The body portion is Jolly Ruth Gurnold, the Jolly Singer | piaiteq into the yoke at the front and of .lm{y Songs, certainly lives up to her | back, ziving the effect of a double title. Budd and Roth are a pair of | box-plait. The square Dutch neck is comedians who do some clever char- |[bound with silk a shade darker than acte rwork. Irvin Roth's song, “Do-[the g"a'l',‘::{ i.:‘l\,“,':l"r\bT;'zl.‘f;.lm‘:.'}:Rfi rando,” is well handled. cora is passed through the straps at The feature film for the rest of the | ihe under-arm seams and white pearl week is “Virginius,” containing a com- | puttons fasten the wrapper at one side of the front. The mo, is adaptable plete version of the famous play con- densed down to 15 minute AT THE BROADWAY. el to cashmere, albatross, messaline, silk, lawn challis, and if a dressing sack is desired the pattern is cut off at the perforated line. gt 5% S The pattern is in four sizes 8. . : i 10 and 44 inches, bust measure. For Vaudeville and Motion Pictures. | 56 bust the wrapper raquires 11% 1 SR vards of material 20 inches wide, 814 There are but two_more days left|yards 27 inches wide, 83 vards 3% 3 4 X in which to see Rose Naynon's trained | inches wide or 51 yards 4. inches bird act at the Broadway theater. All the N?l'}é needs 5_]."3\1'61 .‘vd inches loca] theater goers should avail them- yards 27 inches wide. 2% - inches wide or 2% yards 42 seives of this opportunity of seeing the clever tricks that these birds have been taught to perform. Nothing to be compared with it has ever been seen here before. In point of beauty this sct excels all. The stage is set with elaborate apparatus and perched in every avallable place is a tropical teauty, making in all a flock of choice prize birds which are valued by thelir ewner at $10,000. Today is the day for the change of | fctures and Messrs, Jackson and heedy have secured that film which made such a hit at its former presen- tation in this city, “C. Q. D.; or Saved by Wireless,” which tends to show that they are desirous of pleasing the peo- ple In glving them _what they want. inches wide: 3 vard of satin 20 inches wide for bands to trim. Price of pattern, 10 cents. Order through The Bulletin Companry, Pattern Dept., Norwich, Conn. PEDDLERS’ LICENSE | To Be Lowered in Meriden from $24 to $2 a Year, Although the by-laws committee af the Meriden common council will not hold a meeting until next Friday to | draft their report on the license | amendmenis, the committee will make which will be favorable to the de of the controversy ense fee of $24 a year is consi unreasonable and the comm 1 recommend that the coyncil chare the old rate of $2 a year. The amend- | mext making the hours of pecdling ve- BREED THEATER. The Fool's Revenge, Feature Moving Picture. | strictive will also be cast out. Never. the'ess the committee believe tkat ithe Another brilliant success in mov- | vending and peddling of commodities ing picture line was introduced at the | should be regulated and their efforts Breed theater last evening, when the | Will be directed to that end. Tt is in- pictorial masterpiece was exhibited for | tended to give the prosec uting atto the first time in this city. An intense- | D€y power to prosecute in the futute and a penalty will be levied on all vio- ly interesting story of a king's fool and atDr his attractive daughter, with whom the | king becomes infatuated, and the fool, | not desirous of the king's attentions to his daughter, seeks to have the king | annihflated. In doing #o0, the daughter “Missing Link” Skull for Wesleyan. to have been thae of A skuil believed is killed Instead by mistake, and the | 3 South American Indian showing an Yool does not discover it until he at- | o rade e el e L o other respects remarka similar to tempts to carry the body away In a0 <o colled “miss in Lulls, which the assallants have been |, .., lccented Wesleyan univers careful to tie up securely. museum by R. S. Prescott and R, A distinct novelty was introduced by Carpenter, an graduates. Tl Madam MNorelle and Mr. Delaney in| .pu; was secured in the neighborhood their rendering of the spotlight duet, | . al Ag t ivers o B : of Central Agurri, P. R., by the giver You and 1” Madam Morelle singing S e as a solo “My Heart Beats me for T g A e E 1 You,” and Mr. Delaney singing “Love A new German horseshoe, designed asphalt and Makes the World Go Round,” hoth of | 10 prevent ping which are beaptifolly illustrated. wood black paveme a counter- — 4 sunk groov in wh s inserted a | piece of hemp rope. rope can he CONNECTICUT FORESTRY | readily replaced and alone comes ASSOCIATION. | Into contact with the SESSSES | ment the horse secure ‘neral shoe in Hamburg msul ( t Annual Meeting at West Hartford Sat- :""’_‘”yff-" 7. - urday, May 8. o L i considerabls h CASTORIA The anaual meeting of the Connecti- | out Forestry association will be held | Saturday, May Sth, at Reservoir No, 1, West Hartford, Co ‘E 3 g oy K i For Infants and Children. Flestion o 9M 5 tcon ana | T8 Kind You Have Always Bought Future For he State, k .\"‘ ‘:,.t Filley - ” ..:(].; z Bears the M—_ Address— Fire by George | Si é%.’ Towne, Unlon. Blgysture of LA Recess, 1 p. m.—Addres Forest Planting, | = — pe— by Prof. J. W. Toumey, Forest schoo LEGAL NOTICES. Yale university. e e — b 4 W. E, Johnson, engineer for the R . Y DO Hartford water works, will ex n an show the forest work carried on at eng[er Our g. ! West Hartford reservoi e owner or keeper of a dog SIX The work of reforesting. A\ over | MONTF OLD, or over, must. on or be- R;Zfin_a.rr.- of_ the watershed\ of gh.-"(,,,t the FiRST DAY OF MA roaister Hartford system has been in operation | ¢, same at the office of the Town for the past seven years. Over one . ) Y N 3 " hundred acres have heen planted and | C1€'K in the Town in which the same a nursery for growing stock required | 15 ¢wned or kept. for planting has been operated since| The Town Clerk’s office will b2 open 1902. These provide excellent illustra- | daily from 9 a. m. until 6 . m. tions of certain phases of forestry de-| AFTER MAY FIRST ONE DOLLAR velopment and improvement '"RA WILL BE ADDED TO THE o West BatTock’ st 1o reaciod v | agE g Farmington and Unionville trolley A‘f‘.'m;«r; Norwich, this 10th day of 1‘?“\’-‘1.1:”"];“(\ hall, Hartford, hourly, on | #P™ ¥ CHAS. S. HOLBKOOK All interested in forestry will be| 2Prifd Faw S welcome, v Prof. H. S. Graves is president, and Recital at Park Church Parish House | Tonight. | The 1legal voters of Colchester PROGRAMME | Bor: vgh, Conn., are hnrqh,\' warned to Hildach. Spring. meet in Grange Hall, Friday, April 30, Humperdaink., Early Spring. 1909, from 9 o'clock a. m. to 2 o'clock Schumann. Spring Night. p- m., to give in their ballots for a Mr, Dyer. warden, six burgesses, a clerk and Thomas. Connais tu le pays? (“Mig- | treasurer, two assessors of taxes. col- = non.""y lector of taxes. A bailiff and all offi- Schubert. Du bist die Ruh. vers required by law to be voted for at Mrs. Palmer. said meeting to lay a tax and do any Atherton. Ich denke dein. busginess proper to be done at said Volka!'ied, meeting. Oh! Like a Queen Colchester, Conn., April 23, 1909. When M,‘fi‘r";)x?rld Is Young CHARLES H. DAWLEY, Agcompanied by the eomposer EN Borough Clerk. Verdil Ritorna Vincitor. (“Aida.”) spezid Mrs. Palmer. Strauss. Traum durch die Dammerong, Morgen. Cacilie. LOST AND FOUND. BANK BOOK LOST Mr, Dyer. Mr. . W. Lester, Accompanist. | Rubber Coats making } IMPORTANT i siwaye found FOR SALE. on this page., Read I“" small | por SALE—Cabin launches, motor BUSINESS NEWS advertisements | hoiits and gasoline engines. Ca.alogue it SR P UMY furnished. Open day and evening. West Mystic Mfg. Co., West Mystic, =555 —— Conn. apriod WANTED. LEGGS ¥OR HATCHING—S. C. W, " horns, . o, o o U WANTED__By middle aged American. | Griiibione 506 Tor 15, Mra. Ho 1. oo position us working housekeeper, City | ping orwich, Conn. R. F. D, No. 6. cr country; good home preferred. | AP-| Near R. R. station at Fort Point and ply at this office. g -ADK near the Westerly trolley. Leave trol- WANTED—Lady handy with sewing |ley at hospital. » rf3TufF machine to demonstrate stocking darn- er Singer Store, 48 n St. Apply FOR SALE~—Property for sale in Saturday afternoon and cvening. aprsfd | Mystie; large hall and store to let: large well located farm for sale; also WANTED—Boarders_for the summer | one new house containing 6 rooms; 15 arm, tv.o minutes~walk from in- | excellent house lots at bargain; a large 1 which connects with d’| well established gl‘m'erly and meat agficld trolley. Address C. J. fine 10-room house Stenson, Eliington, Conn, . ¥or particulars, in- P Mysti Ct. apr23d T o AU St LW 5 S A SRAS T WANTED—Will ul:h g ”“h’“; -~ FOR SALE—Hot air furnace. 31 Were passenge on e car raving ; 5 - 5 New London fo Norwich at. §.43 in ilie b g ’ RpEAsd enibe . with | Valentine HOUSES FOR SALE-—Honry Arnold, Moosup, Conn 312 Jackson street. Willimantie, Counn. ] Jani7a good cany WANTED—Couple of 0 line: ers on good thing in tea XA ence not nezessary; lady or gentleman: references, Address O. L. C., this office For Sale--Vegetable Plants NS ¥ 5 o now ready, A large quantity of Head \?.gs'g VAPn‘si(tlon u.«‘gvnlfir-ll' h{\""je and Curly Lettuce, Wakefleld and girl in fami'y of two or three or 1B r S - “ R : tion as nurse girl. Telephone 322 5‘?‘:“1’,\ Summer Cabbage, all well hard “‘"‘L““;;n e e pr F. E. PECKHAM, East Side. ANTED—By old esta hed firm; . lady demonstrator; must furnish best | Telephone connection. apr24d of references. Box No. 100, Norwich —-—— Bulletin. apr2sd SMALL PLACE of 3s acres, located — —— . ————— | In the town of Hampton, Conn. Good LADIES—If you have a p bouse of 5 rooms ana attic; barn and can earr: good money at home henhouse. bt Place will keep {our(: vassin new, easy, |m9rcsfl)l\}fl-r Co. and a horse; land equally divided into ;{la?'w ("nt;! llri)h:fil[';!‘};fi‘fs-xe\v~ York, | Woodland and pasture; ‘wood enough for fire, good weil at house and brook runs through pasture. On R s apr2sd . . near neighbors, 1% miles from station. WANTED—Your sewwng machinzs. | price $500; $3(0 can remain on mort- bicycles. cash registers and baby car-| gaze “Address Merritt Welch, Chaplin, riages to repair; gencral jobbing. Sew- | &¢" jan30d Breed Bldg. Mazhine Hospital, r P apr20d 242-1 or drop postal. J. H. BRITTON at liberty to do general house- First clase work guarantecd. 256 Main St,, Norwich, apr3od ing Tel is now cleaning. Telephone 211. Conil, For Sale No. 208 West Thames St., known as the FRANK A MITCHELL PROPERTY. The house has 14 rooms, three baths, fireplaces, steam heat, gas, electricity. All in perfect condition. Most favorable terms. Inquire of JAMES L. CASE, 40 Shetucket St., Norwich, Ct. FOR SALE A Cottage and bath, WANTED Worsted Sewers on Bress Goods. Apply Milibrook Worsted Co., Palmer, Mass. apr24d WANTED ’ two Cooks, General House Girls, Boys, Dish Washers and two good | laundresses. | J. B. LUCAS, room 32 Central Bldg. | apri4d | house of 8 rooms electric light and all modern im- provements, at 124 M-~Kinley Ave. On Easy Terms. JAMES L. CASE, We Have the Best Make Fishing Boots $3.50 to $5.00 40 Sheutcket 8t, Norwich, Ct. | WILLTAM B. WILCOX, Auctioneer. AUGTION $2.50 10 $5.15 Garden Hose 8¢ to 14 foot at 2 P. M. | will sell to the highast ‘bidder the property on School Street formerly ‘the Behrisch place and DR.'JONES,{"UW owned by the 'estate"of Ira D. Main. Dentist, | ALONZO MAIN 2 | LUTHER GRAY is now open for practice at | Aaministrators Estate of Ira 35 SHETUCKET ST. | with a Complete New ‘ ‘ Equipment. { | Room 10 ’Phone 114-3 | marlsd | - $15.00 Buys a 17 Jewel Hamilton Watch in | a 20-year Gold Filled Case. $10.00 Buys a Waltham Watch in a 20-year | Gold Filled Case. | Alling Rubi)er Co., 74-76 Main 8t., Norwich. 162 State St. New London. ‘Wholesale—Retail 14 Stores. the Main. of D. apr23 A. W. BURNHAM, «++ . Eye Specialist Twenty -flve years exyperience in fit- | Ung Glassos to the Most Difficult Eyes, 1 Norwich, Ct. Satisfaction guaranteed. Cflice nours. 2 to 8 p. m. jan243 Also a full Signet Rings. line of the New Style Gold Chains, Lockets, Cuff Buttons, and a complate line of up-to-date Jewelry. FERGUSON & CHARBONAEA, Franklin Square. mar25d RED, YELLOW AND WHITE . at W. H. CARDWELL’S, 3 to 9 Water Bt. apr2la ,. " REFRIGERATORS o comotucaz ... REFRIGERATORS located in her new office, 21 Main St. (Kenyon Block). Office hours, 1 to 4 p. m, Telephone 660, We have them—a whole carload. The finest stock, ever shown in this ecity. feb1ga | Imverial, Colonial and LaBelle, rang- ing 'in price from $6.00 to $20.00. {We gl’)ods. Come early and get your pick of the lot. can surely suit you on these MONEY LOANED on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and Securities of any kind at the Lowest Rates of Interest. An old established firm to deal with. (Established 1872.) THE COLLATERAL LOAN CO. 151 Maim Street, Upstalirs. Schwartz Bros., ““Home Furnishers,”’ 9-11 Water St, Washington Sq. for the celebrated MILLINERY We are agents g Through the kindness of Mrs. George | 512,21 ik Faseiiool No ghzso of | See our handsome line of | 0s RANGE and the NEW HOME th et e e “’lr €8 J. Dyer, | sons are cantioned against purchasirg S ring Hats. SEWING MACHINES. 3 ed:lbg‘l::fu‘:n:g:?r;)" 1:1,\"4‘;2*“ Iu.mxn w:‘« . nrlgnt_mllux n{n.s' n;w, :m"ii nrl;l‘ l{u~r‘~ P g . apr2idd Open Evenings. & ers o son aving a claim 0 sal 00 8 t £l s aprz. 2 Norwich, will be rendered under the | hereby called upon to present said G’CONNOR S, 273 Main Street, = claim to sajd bank on or before the 29th day of October, 1909, or submit o having the book declared cancelled aid extinguished and a aew book issued in lieu thereof or the amount due thereorn paid. apr3viY auspices of the Parish House associa- tion at the Osgood Memorial at 8.15 tonight. Tickets are on sale at George Deavils’ and at the door. Doors will he epen at 7.30. NEWMARKET HOTEL, 715 Boswell Ave. ° First-class wines, liquors and cigers. Meals and Welch rarebit servec to order. John Tuckie. Pron. Tel 43-& m 6 May Building. THEZ® 15 no savertising medium In Bastcrn Connecticat -aua!‘to The Bul~ letin for business -esults. ¥ Saturday, May st | permanently located at 257 Main St., | Onion Sets Is always found on this page. Read the sfmall advertisements ——e——_ carefully. —_— TO RENT. TO RENT—-Two furnished cottages at Pleasant View Beach. Address Mre. I:illl:un M. Browning, North Franklin, Conn.. 'Telephone cali 286-5. apriod TO RENT—At 53 Oak street, mnice tenement, either four or seven large rooms, first floor. Apply Mrs. W, Vers, 58 Hobart Avenue. decldMWF TO RENT—Upper tenement of five rooms, lower tenement of six rooms. (zarden' 1um.l fruit. Apply 26 Monroe. aprzid TO RENT—At 123 Maple St, a nine- room tenement, with barn and garden, if desired. Apply to J. L. Lathrop & Suns, 28 Shetucket St. apriid TO RENT—On Washington stree} lower tenement. 5 rooms. Bnquire J. Bradford (Bookbinder), 108 Broadway apr22d e o ) e A SR FOR RENT—A seven-room flat with modern improvements, 151 Boswell av- enue. Inquire at same. aprld TO RENT —Hasement at 55 Frankiln streei; sultabls for the paint, plumbin or similar business. 5 'BI’?G‘ TO RENT New cotlages and tenements. Enquire of A. L. POTTER & (0., 18 Broadway. apr26d FOR SALE. LE—Voluntown, Glasgo and ch stage. routs, For terms and culars, apply to Box 570, Volun- apr28d > Very -«cheap, If taken immediately. a Chickering square piano now being used by the People’'s Bing- ing Class at Town Hall. Enquire of the Plaut-Cadden (o apr2sd FOR SALE—20 ft. flat bottom sail- boat, mainsail and jib, iron canter- board; jus. been painted and in good repalr, price $30. 19 ft. launch hull, practically new, bright top, prige $100. 18 ft. second hand launch R’ price Several other good boats at bar- Can be seen at Andrews’' Boat . rear Allen 00l Factory, or ad FOR SAL | 0. A, Gilbert, Mystic, Conn. | i HORSES lA load in today; several drivers and family horses. All horses warranted | lf“‘s represented W & PRAGUE. Tel. 16 Sale stable Moosup, Ct. apr3od FARM BARGAINS, 140 acre farm, 60 acres good tillage | land, large two story house, two barns | with basements; 10 cows. full line of wagons and farming tools; price $2,460, | Seven acres, good cottage hLouse, barn and henhouse, plenty of fruit; price $800. 39 acres, good level land, good buildings, on trolley line, stock and | tools, for $3.000, 5 acres, Some of the | best 'land 'in Windham county, sood | R._ R, $500 worth prioa $1,360. wilMin e., near trolley ans | will be sold at a bargain. sts and views, TRYON'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY, 715 Main ‘Willimantle, Conn. SALE HORSES I will have another carload of Morses here from the west next Monday, May 3d, and T must cloge out these on hand to make room. I have two nice pairs of Draft Horses, also three oda mes, besldes several Good Chunks d Buer- ness Horses, and I must dispose of the most of these this week sure. Come and see or telephone. ELMER R. PIERSON apr26d ~ Special Aitention To Horse-Buyers . And Farmers. Just arrived today at my slable | three carloads of acclimated horses | from the White mountains. Thes { horses were all bought last fal in and were taken over to New hire in the lumber camps. 'They rked hard all winter and grew a pair for. Of course, they look rough and hard, but will pick right up when they get Into good hands. We can sel} these horses from 00 to $125.00 piece, and they are eap for that price. The horses have just arrived to- day and they must be s=old in the next two weeks have sold two hundred and fifty of these horses in the last three months. and they have given the people satisfaction. w If you want bargains, come to my stables at onc and I know that T can make money for you. I have also twenty large draft horses from the states of Ohio and Tewa | several nice saddle horses, and a load of nice farm horses All horses must be mediately Now is the time ear- =oid to buy I. R. BLUMENTHAL, Largest Horss | ‘Tel 8450 | 20 Morgan St. | apr3oa Dealer in Counnegtic Est 840, Hartford, Conn. WHITNEY’S AGENGY, 227 Main 8t., Franklin Square. TO RENT ll ELM STREET, NEAR CLIFF street, good tenement of five rooms, cellar, etc., city water and water eloset, bright and pleasant Low rent !39 UNCAS STREET YOUR choice of upper or lower flat at same low price. Bath, hot water closet, gas fixtures, uttic and cellar. For all particulars of the above or for other property for sale or to rent, call at office on Franklin Square. apr2id General Contractor All orders recelve prompt and careful attention. Give me a trial order. Sat. isfaction guaranteed. THOS. J. DODD, Norwich Telephone 349-2. Norwich, e W SPECIA at the Mili Remnant Store Main Street, a lot of evening and wedding at low prices: also ls Goads, uslips and half price. MILL REMNANTY 201 West Main West for 301 Silkr all coiors, Goods at Cotlon Come and see them STORE, St., JOHN BLOOMW, Prop. d ! | | fleal Estate and Insurance ! FOETRY. THE SHADOW, . O'er the nation Is a shadow, Dark and gloomy, Of the fad, oh, Of the household’s Fierce disrupiion And the vortex Of its suction. Men are mournful. For they've never This knot Gurdian | Found they'd saver, The wild maelstrom Thay sca-ce swim in, But they vainly Plead with women. Still they shudder . With resizning, Not unmixed, though, With repining, Waiting sadly, No hope gleaning, For the pangs of Spring house-cleaning, — THE VOICE OF THE TREFS. Hold, hold vyour hand, . Lift it not up ag 80 sighed the pin . my brother! ainst me— © on the mountain, S0 whispered the oak S of the We guard the source of your and send them pure to the - We hold in our roots and brame the fragrant breath of the rlh“r Through the storms of bygone our kindred and wey ve 1‘!5;:; And sheitered the pools of the forest and the brooks where fishes play: The toilers for rest have sought us k\{vlldd[h" healing breath of the 00 Has strengthened the weak gr \'\i,",”' who were fainting by t hold your hand, my brother! Whet your children turn away From the roar of the sleepless oity, grown faint from itz feveris Hoki, life, Will you show them a barrem country where suns scorch amd win uce was a refuge— @ haven of rest from strite. “Here was earth as= made it, with the stately treos, And _hera were the shy flowers, smiling up sheltered land; Here was peace and here was healing in the breath of the tempered breeza-— We laid it waste a® you see it for a handful of zold in the land!" the TLeord God shade of the sweet wild from the VIEWS AND VARIETIES. A Clever Sayings. She goes in for simplicity. For the power of simplicity Is & thing she doesa't doubt—no & bit! But she is not so simple As to think, by being simpie Simply, she’'ll be voted g.\nnply 1t. —Puck “Which side ig your member of con gress on in s attack on oorporate wealth?” “Well” answered Farme: Corntossel, “I haven't heasd him say much one way or another; but T reoko that as usual he's on the other side.’ —Washington Star. “But,” said the persistent suftor, *if I were to swear to vou that I would g0 to the end of the earth for you—— “First of all” interrupted the Boston beauty, “vyou would have to prove to me that the earth really has ends, and that, you know, is quite impossible” —Catholic Standard and Times. Mise Porkenlard—Well, pava liere we are tn Europe, at last. Mr. Pork- enlard—Yes, and now, see here, Clara T don't want you throwing yourself not away on them cheap counts or dooks you just hold vour horses till we run across some king im reduced clrcum- stances.—Boston Transcript Towne—No, Grafton doesn't work at all now. Browne—He doesn't® Why, when I knew hlm he seemed be a young man with consliderable push. Towne—All that's changed now He's “a young man with consic “pull” and doesn’'t have to Catholic Standard The doctor looked at the patier “I am very sorry,” he said, “that | didn’t let me send for Dr. Gookins sometime ago. It's scarcely wort | while to bring him up here now.” “Oh, well, do 9 the patient, wea v, “perha ‘an make use of him as an ac fter the fa Cleveland Leader Mrs. Muchmofe told me,” said M Oldeastle, “that the new minist ar in his vestments when he officiated your daughter's wedding.” “It a true,” replied her hostess, as » flur jof a $90 rocking | nim one of her ropes of pearls over the back hair; “we brought limousine."—Chicago over our in | Record-Herald. are all acclimated and ready to go to work. They are just | as good horses as you pay me $500.00 and | | | | | her laying capacity MUCH IN LITTLE. attains her third yvear is at iffs best. 8 will lay on an average from 300 fo 300 eggs in her lifetime. When a hen Authoritative opinions hold that the number of sheep 1n all countries in the decrgaged from 400,000,000 fr Id =ity, New, York 06,000 in 1908 the tower of Columbia is said to be one of me 1 ate in the world varying but six seconds in a yea It ie estimated tnat the shipments of apples from 1w entire commonweglth of Australla to Earopean countries wi fall 130,000 cases below those of last vear. The number of postoffices in_ the United States fs nearing the §%,000 mark, although thousands have hean piscontinued since rural free delivery was introduced The Messlna seismograph records a slight shock ten minutes before the destructive earthquake An efficient alarm system could® hatve saved man' pecple in that tifhe About ten grains of orussic acid per wart has been found by an Edinburgh chem in’'the water taken from a g meter, indicating t the domest gas supply musi contain an apprecia hle guantity of this powerful poison Consul W, H. H. Webster reports the tion by American capitalists of 4 000 corset factory at Niagara Falls products are to be sold-throughout anada by a trained corps of over 308 women, who take measurements and orders Some tims ago reasonable proof as to the existance of coal within the ter- itory of Uruguay having been fur- nished, the government, after a oare il Inquiry, voted 25000 pesos ($25.- | 850) to further the private investiga tions bei made and pledged valushle mining *oncessions as weil. In the Asiatic poesessions of Russia there are wide tracts of land whic can be made available for agricuture cattle bre=ding or sh=ep farming. There are alse tracts which readily lend themaelves to fruit growing, vitiou!- ete,, and farther north there are splendid forests that can be made the source of great wealth A chance seedling that grew up on a farm near Lowell, Muss, about 1740 became the first Buldwin apple tree, but it was not till 1784 that Colonel Baldwin became Interested in the ap- < and gave it his nam iree lived till after 1817 and the place where it grew is now marked by a monument. The Baldw!n is the only apple thus honoeea, ple. develog The origini