Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 28, 1909, Page 11

Directory D WESTERLY, R, I Graves of Veterans in this Vicinity Deccu\tod b, Scdg\- STENOGRAPHER. . v : wick Post. : : : : | s L Jowath 24t Suatagrapher s s X g \ and Shorthand Teacher. 283 Maln 8¢ \ len 3 - Hebbard, Jobn' H. . John ¥ . R A 0 " Jan. Jewett John SIGNS AND AWNINGS &Efifi:’fifl&"fiffixfifififiw e ;’;"th‘;‘fl.’fi"‘l’go‘ fihflm&s};’o“fl D i s 1. LEONARD m‘i‘" at shert :Mlu. - owe, Sany b 'vanus ms, Danlel- i ranc! oRes f Rebellion who are buried in the ceme- | zovey “Lewi w'fle:'x. stwh-g‘- Adams, Thomas P. Mi E“:{.': ~F t1 hlu-ph 2 T SOT ¥ teries in Norwich and vicinity, and | Hayes, M:ann Wilcox, Allen Allen, Denison m, l? 1, Theophilus fl.'lzl: .l;‘ m‘y 'bunl’n‘m _*_—___‘__CW whose graves are flagged for decoration H:‘":h Fr B:v'::cku ;m{fifb-,mmwm % AVOWa‘:lfi:-mEnm %@. vy o8 e Pne:!.oa. 4 ¢Annn’“ able price T will maxe TIN AND IRON WORK i ial day: T e ; San ._Joseph - Graves, . |new one. - by Sedgwick post on Memor Hunter, John A. I “:lqgrx.n e drey N'L G. lx::rro' ter JEWETT CITY CEMETERY. GEO, ADANMS, 17 Town St. done promptly at short notice and my uni Sam) 3 a h ¢ ~ rices are right. Give trial PANER S Ingriham, Edwin | Whedler, Bend. P Nt A Lo P e AUTOMOBILE STATION, | i K SULLIVAN, Adams, C. Bugene Lanman, J, A. Jo hen T.Wolfe. Hi » - . Lucius > i 45 on, Thos.© A, Tyler, D 5. J. Coit, 6 Otis Street. Automoblle 15 Bath Street. fillllg’ m‘;flNA‘ 1‘::;;:‘," \%‘.I‘g.r Eleazer ?;’nller. . Tracy, Ebenezer and Blcycle ropnlrh(. General Ma- Allen, James A. Linton, Benjamin Jewett, Lee L. bb, RIXTOWN CEMETERY. chine work. Jobbi: "Phone. .I,Amm "m Appléeton, Henry P. Loomis, Henry 8, | Jer W G, Benjamin, Eames Chapman, J. Butler BUILDING MATERIAL. Arms, Chas. J, Manning, A. E. Jennings, Wilifam Benjamin, Elam. pman, Joseph . 7-86 Wes Arnmi usJo. HG, = i‘a‘;{;g:“h Aonnd’row H, fi:'{ mx; B. Hutchinson, Ji Jr. Peck, McWililams ‘& Co., 4 h DRUGGIST Austin, Jaco : g BAPTIST CEMETERY. kar B. . Grenler, Taftville, Ct. H. 8. May; Hoswell E. | Keppler, 8. P. 3 3 & Lime, Portland Cemant, 10d Roofing. lle, Pr-lm fi;‘;&ifiolfi_"x mé‘&f{"‘nmz A e , Thos. Q. Maynard, Augustus Rogers, Charles s, Rufus Crumb, Phineas “ g‘x’?; :::ll.yd !:zth '&o mm.t‘. .".fllfl- Bennett, John A. McClure, Rovert es, N. A, Maynard, Erastus onathan i BOTTLER A full line of Tollet mm’l‘-'. Bowan, rj::r'y I Kimball, -'ms:. w LEDYARD CEMETERY. READ AND HERSKELL CEMETERY T . NIY TR, Sam ) o, Stoddard, Bbenezer (LISBON). Bill, Amos W. Muzzy, Walter H. | Kinney, Albert B. Cook, Wm. T. . tam- GROCERIES Brambach, Daniel L. wuzzy. Benjamin = | Lam Packham, B, B. Lathrop. Simon = Downing, Roswell od_for Call up the Chartier's Grocery—’ Birge, Henry W. Manning, Asa—Il3. 8 GALBES FERRY CEMETERY. Lathrop, Henry Brown, 549-5—and we will deliver to all Bennett, Stewart T. Mi.ru- James S. Lamb, Ruel B. £y llyn, Gurdon Bailey, Latham Tracy,Col. Freeman of the city. Give us your dinner B aeh pe T o R il s L ek B SRy i CEMMERY'EH ha B. 4. Al s eeta Tre: ey, n, e . » very, ce 3 3 7 Spencer, Nehemiah Brewster, 8 A fine new line just recelved. Bailey, Bcott Messinger, Robert | YLathrop, David O. Young, John 1 hristie. Jonathan | SP T, Bacon, H R Moore, Edward R. |Lathrop, Edwin H. = A e Civosn, Willen Colonial War. styles and colors. Prices reasomable. WILLIMANTIC FIRMS Bassett, George C Mott, Morgan i YANTIC CEMETERY,| Brown, Latham 'wbury, Thomas PACHAUG CEMETERY. Call and see them. H. Frankin, 179 —_— Barton, James N. Mowry, John SOLDIERS' LOT, Ball, John ogers, Capt. Joab| oo oot Hateh, Rufus West Main St. STIMPSON'S STABLES, Baker, M. W. Mush, ~Adoiphus Acksler, Adam H:gklns. Joseph E. Stoddard, Slmeon | 3 wn’ John Huntington, An'ew rear Young's hotel, Madn street. e T Bachelder, John B. Hyde Jobn P. OTHER CEMETERIES. Colt, Olivér Tyler. John CBAY, AN e SuEDiy up to date servies Button, Samuel A Rcl\'oeley, James L. Bo‘::.,yé.., hd Hunter, Stephen Allyn, Gurdon (ll‘:oege,g:;g:# LEONARD CEMETEI:Y. ; The Park Wood Yard, Prankiin Streei. | clalty. / & spe~ Bushnell, James Musch, Peter Bogue,_ Richard H. Kampf, Herman Allyn, Stanton mfl- W Burton, Israel Stanton, Danie Wood and Coal in any quantity deliv- T Bushrell, Luclus _ Martin, Anson—183 Brodard, John P. Lee. Jacob Brown, E“,g' fob EU‘;M'*‘;& m. Prentice, Eleazer, ered to all parts of the city at reascn- CHIROPODY AND MANICU! Burdick, Charles E. Norton, George B. Brent, Alexander D. Myers, Walter Chapman, E";I‘-‘, {g‘? o0, Bla son H. HOPBVILLE CEMETERY. able prices. Wm. Ince. Tel 500. Mrs. James P. Bro: 770 Mado S Bottomly, Henry = Neff A Martn . |Brown Richard ' MeDavid, James 8. T O e, he T iy Sauihe Gates, Nehemlah ;‘:‘l&l'lmlr‘lillo.‘Conm rders Brecd, Charies A. Nickerson, P. R. _ | Brises. George s g Grouch, William Phillips, Josiah F. BROWN CEMETERY. FOR SALE. and othor nair gooas, Your ows Al:"n F. Nicholson, I;evll Smith R. P. Bromley, lus; H. Nickerson, Jo-sf: H. 1 llins, Andrew J Palm m. Bliss, Samuel . A ekl B TR switch, pompa~ : ¥ gl et Y, Wh Geer, Abel ss, Samue Slibs $1.00 1 load. Norwich Woo r pufts, ropody, u ’ X Noyes, Caleb 4 Walley, Wm, g » . ¥ B i Bidney Neyes Jahn D- e D ke, Secrve Gallup, Christopher Whipple, Austin RIXTOWN CEMETERY. Yard, rear Bulstin Bldg. Prankiin St | bac nd Scaip Mackage! Buperfiue Brooks, Henry Oat, Lewis A. Cooper, G Riley, John A. George, Austin Whipple, Samuel 8.1 Bjjlings, Roger Tel. 504. Tollet Goods. Evenings by appoint~ Burdick, Samuel Oicott, Wm. M. Clark, Fdward S. Roath, George Gray, Montgomery Wilcox, Chauncey SPY ROCK CEMETERY. ponery B ititam & Ol Bawias D | Grandall, Trancls B. Smith, Orrin M. Town of Lishon. N s ¢, ONTRAGTOR AND JomBING oy % b ot Smith, L. h . B. Beckwith, ‘est Main Stree Babbdge, S, A " Osbome.'Sobn G. . |Dobicr, John " Schneider: Jacob O WILCOX CEMETERY. Contractor ¢nd " Buflder. Jobbing work BALTIC FIRMS Beandow, Oshorne, Charies Dutton, Wm. W. Taylor. Samuel Collins, Byron- Hollowell, Abram | oo pocig of =il kinds promptly aitended to. oo bt Beckwith, Herbe A b TR T R st s i g ‘Indian Reservation War. SHOE AND HARNESS REPAIRING. Beckwith, Herbert T.Palmer, Louis O, | pawards. Willlam A.Thomas, Calvin T. 4 WAGONS FOR SALE. Go to H. A, F g e B s iy ! OLD CEMETERY. PACHAUG CEMETERY. o to H. A Fontaine to have your . Chas. Pm‘in, David S. PF:J;L\:N:V‘; D. w}:l-:gginThoR':mn“ Robinson, Wm, Tracy, Jales Maynard, Henry naTw‘f i) m:alna:- 'sm‘:(l’n:;'d.tlgo é:'? :vhonrel: ;?d: ha'l."e" e g &"’" # Biliings, Samuel Paimer, Julius H. Hayward, Willlam G Weller, John Standish, Walter ~Wil:ox, John gt e ru‘:. l:,: C.‘rn' o‘n .-%‘u: top hgotun taine, Baltr}: (?w"t e » " %?fi&i'rm};fi':irc' 5.‘&{:"&:-{;""“‘ w : -mwm' % Jhews Jlof S0 “'»’;'E'w CEMETERY. DTRE TRON RIOMANGES TN o i r“m;v‘v"fl'A "’l““z?"v?"’i —orememoar . ' ¥ 3 N b b ephone 572. Geo. W. Harrls, b es HORSESHOEING AND WAGON Brown, IS:::“E Pe:l;m Jown T. | Buckingham, W.A. Greene, Elizabeth C A“en'_Blnghnsxn 83:?“?‘3’-’1?:”" As the head of the new graduate | Main St. m: -:;: WAGON roli, Charles H. lirrym% Wiltam SACHEM PLAIN CEMETERY. s S e Lyon, Sobn college of Cornell university the trus- ey G B Bourgeels Balile. On " Carroll, Georse FL. Eratty Williem Douglass, Alvert H. Willett, Andrew J. | Goigpary, Heary J teen have appointed one of the YOURE" | ;. esn shore haddock, market cod, | mAke s study of shosing hapees taas Ao i "Chan. T Potter Abacivl CITY CEMETERY. Town ¢f Canterbury. est professors, Ernest & *| steak cod; also fine line c¢f all other | Will satisfy. Years of exp has =3 t! epartment of physics. . | made us experts. Wago: Caryl I B, Digniice. Samuel - | Albertson, Joseph R.Harrington, J. W. CAREY CEMETERY. bt o S B e L ik Wi Mar: | AL DO 0 repeiriag ot Compbénl, John ~ Porter, Sabart 3. |Adams, Charles C. " Hillard, Charles C. | Adams, Milo W. Kidder, Amos Alsle Akyroyd, 15 years old, of East Clark, W. H. Payne, Billings 1. | Atoloe, Beary Hiavon, Henry C. Adams, Wm. No Jackeon, Bl Boston, has accomplished the remark- |~ GROCERIES. HAY AND GRAIN, PUTNAM FIRMS Chapell, A. 8 Rodkwell. A B, B BN Ren, s Burlingame, S I fewin 4lbvert N. |able teat of swimming Hull Gut, a task| guerooa Potter, 410 Main Strect. —_— Case, David C. Rockwell, Chas M. | Beckwiin, Wm. C. MoCarthy, George o ke S Mannine '3 3. | which has defied some of the strongest | y cprry a complets line of fancy ana HAIR DRESSBR Cas'e,DCh‘rfl i goxau. William H, | Crandall,’ James 8. Neff, Charles C. Davis Dwight Morse, EhuA H. male swimmers thereabouts. staple Groceries, Hay. Grain and Feed. | D F. X. McEvoy, 61 Main (‘:"‘ “"";epb Rern s, Hry o;:fl“}?&,"fi“” H‘NLI;; Réhb::‘tes e Greene, Mason W. Phh;{ne A Eltha ——h— ki RS Poultry Supplies, Ete. Ladies’ Gmdu' .na" ?hll%r,on‘l ' Ay L iead Fes, 5 3 Greene, Nathan R. Park, orge B, s F. Hyde has n elec! v an practical '3 \ c &Tr'-.is M. %\!xg:u%hg:luwfi Dennls, Gorham Qsborne, 'W. F. V. | Hjcks, Lester Simmons, Thom ":::1:“ of L,,E’col,,, 1lL, at the age of HORSISHOEING Halr worker in all its branches. Cook, Orrin Ryder, Arthur C.' Eflm nt‘m ‘ygh e g.a{ck;:fi Charles ¥ n&r, ncx‘?uly gxmmon%.v ShlAdrlck 5. It is claimed for Mr. Hyde that he Pfi :nw?ne, n“n‘-;'g:. s.;..._ c‘:"?'i for sale and to rent. ¥ el H N P 2 " r . 8, os wee m. A, . 4 shoein n a inches. refu - g'handlecrr.usx:;nu;v. Richardgon. E, B. Fanning, Thos, 1376 Spaulding, Wm. H. g:,,,c,, Seoras Thomt'pnm, Jas. F. |15 one of the oldest Masons 1dner n‘]: R it e e DIVEL, BT 4 LR Rt Recese ot Beretn ofl.!':_-ph lv}vizlre Géoggkgwn OTHER CEMETERIES. couam.r,\}".l ha;vn:ld«;:ntcdmic::o ‘;: 1846, | Fonage. Once .a customer, aiways a CARD & WRIGHT. 2 1 S . Ve s : R e s » . Somstock, A S Rockwell, Joseoh P. | Gaiith Fawin Adams, Marvin Green. Blijah Ana descrines it 8s being then nothing | SuEtomer Huber,D. Card und ¥, Waiden wrignt Eongdon, . John S, Steny, Tally W. - GREENEVILLE CEMETERY , Pates, Bdward Housh, Capt. Saml. | nore than a mudhole. “THE FOUR-MINUTE RECORD.”. TNew Bradias “Block o Cooley, Charles H. Sterry, Frank W. dam: n P. Martin, W. G. x * R . b ~idy Coyle, John Selden. Joseph AT McAlister Ronald | Paenstae. Jonn Shars, Tonn 8 Fannle, a pet dog, is benefited by| Come in and hear it. It's something OYSTERS OUT OUT. Cuslo, Daniel gpofford, I, Forest | Bromley, Edwin F,McDavid, George 3 the will of her mistress, Mrs, Anna E.| grea Cushinan, DAvid ¥. Sanborn, Leon D. M MeKnight, Willlam | Green. Joha S the| Geo. P. Yeomags, 221 Lafayette St. Crary, John T. Seaman, James M. |Rockwith, Henry Town of Framklin. Dier, of North Tonawanda. By Oysters measured out, fresh day. Our oysters are worth fi 2 Burdick Samuel McCracken, James t the whole Quality and price always righ S T e e Burdick, Horatlg Neff, Aseph M. e O \2% - trabt 4o Nore Robin- FISH—FISH. Nola's, 57 Front St: Pataam® 6L FonserAibion | S e L N Jama G Dte SouEps Graddall Chas. . Zamb, Heratio ‘Wilson, of Buffalo, pro-| Fresh shore haddock, market cod Inager S A Crawford, John 8. Potter, Elisha R. | Gavitt, Wesley Pember, Jared son and Mary Wit ire of e 7 b DANIELSON FIRMS Draper, Georga Smith, Charles D. |5, %y Henry M. Richmond, Clark vided that they agree to take care of| gieak cod; aiso fine line of all other Dunbar, Bewin Smith, George B. |porg. David M. Semple, James W. FRLARE. CRRETNBE. her doe and spend a large sum on the | ;45 5r fsh at the Norwich Fish Mar- gy R‘;r\.‘?g;rms‘ervanu! g:d‘g: gfi-'"ef& Gadle, Peter Service, Thomas, glifid%fit:fihen g:.:{:’;! fi:fl;" animal. The two heirs will have to | 00" B V0 O o0 G. W. NASH, 3 X rew, m 3 3 & sk, Buntar, Nachan© Smity Lot Gakeh. Hony ¢ Souter Tymer ' | Grow Thoms Rember, Lichie, | | Qeree on thls bafore the surrogate [aieien | Susops Davie, Jomes w. poun BB Johnston, Daniel = Schofield, Henry M. S mNoS, Frank e Robert McFarlane “The Belle of Connecticut’ If nol Danlels, Albert E_ - Smith, Welcome A. |y ~°y e Towne, William H. Johnson, James Tucker, Frank Fifteen years ago Ro . HAGBERG, o in and have it played for yow. Edgerton, l‘-eo’r}e F. Smith, Wm. R. Tie Hdmuel 3 Torrance, James, Kingsbury,Col:THC Woodward, Dr. A. |left his home in East Penn township, Ladies’ Tail o Price 1%c. 4 Bl N im G, Sanders Dayid Tindeay, Adam H, Wood, John Kingsbury, Wm. Pa. and as his family did not hear es’ Tailor, B avin. Aired - Bt . v |MactimiTsiey Be |+ 0" PAUTIPAUG CEMETERY. from him he was belleved to be dead. Norwich. e S S A Filson, Robert Schults, Chris. ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CEMETERY, | Atchison, Robert Brown, Nelstn In fact, his wife, after v::iéi:g!s:fi ?h Oysters are Kow coming fine and we Frazler, George W. Stewart, Frank wagara, thomas Kirby, John Bailey, Bdwin Gardner, Nathan | years, began ocourt proc Soaitiy MEATS AND PROVISIONS handle nothing but the best that we Fox, John A Sumr&efl. l"ordy% B. | Allen, William Krause, ’ Town of Bozrah. resulted in his being declared legally ¢ Baat iin P open oursélves; also a full line of fish, Foris e St SESH [Husd Twmmes AT james | avel gwred A Miner Mvea |dead we bowever, proves lo hve| fumer Bagnigs, Mgorich Towp O | cime'and oiababes oste M. L . H. loyle, James ary, - James legal fiction, ) g > 3, -5 Foster: Lyman' ‘Snow, 1. & Brennan CorneliusMahoriey, Thomas Comateck: Bhwin J Peckham Wi, T. | Pariane. very much alive, appeared at Secinss; Erompt Geliverys WESTERLY FIRMS arns , G § 7 B. N. 1L esiienan, John 3 Vi " o ;. Fanning, George W.Thomas, Amos G., anaim%th. Maicney, Ldwara | Sark "f,glfi"“fl. gg;w:. jonas. H. | his father's old home. i "'“f"“"flvnf"d“"n y . Edwin Cantwell, Willlam echan, Peter Irving, Wm. Wright, Geo. W. i C. Brown, aged 84 years,who NEW YORKE BAKERY Co. LCITC e e L DR A Cerroll, Mortimer oure, “Michast Johnson, Abel Willlam C. "since 1847, and re- | Miestein & Zachmowits, erops. Pol- R. G. Bliven, Francls; Charles Tilden, %mo Corcoran, Mjchael Moran, Hugh 4 had lived in Oregon since s ish, French and German Breads. Delly- | Clot™fer, Furnisher, o-mu. Freeman. Samuel H. Tiffany, Charles O. | Corcoran.” Stephen Murphy, William Town of Sprague. . cently died 1n Dallas, won local fame [ (5% ZreACh ARG, Gerpas Bre cnrg ana | I sarry & full line of Gents Gates, Horace P. Tanper, John arver ,Michael Mulcahy, Thomas LOVETT CEMETERY. and affection through his custom Of | have us call. 30 North Thames Street. nishings. 4 (cnael On the bridge. Gleason, Henry D. Torbush, James H. { H. Jackel, cor. Mark: d W Sts. A :d:o l.elt'u liny o!'tb:‘b.n.t Alrfdlfl el. 1 SUMMER SHOES. A § 'Quiggan,Francis the widows Goadard, A. M fracy, Benjamin ¥.| cookiin,® Patrick &g{ GJbert é:lllel'iquii ron E:;‘l:{‘!’:“'!fil‘fhtm givioy an‘ ““%odmtezfifi be surpris- — Gamble; Jague Ty SE Connors, James ~ McNamara, Patrick | Graves. Willta Y bocfirri g g Jarly known as PAINTING. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANOW Gallup, Lorrin A. Tracy, Joseph A, Connihan, Michael McCarthy, M. i gl ed that he was popularly 1 Spri is here—the time to paint Geer, Abram Tracy, John H. Dolan, Hugh Murtha, Patrick Town of Montville. “Unele Billy.”_ It doos not-appearfrom| Spring 1s herethe time to paint A M. Willle, Greenman, George Taylor, Henry H. Donovan, Patrick {cHugh, Thomas COMSTOCK CBMETERY. the Oregon newspapers whether he was your gy P Y g v i Real Estate and Insurace Gran TR B Towhe Georke, & |Dixon, lawrence Noian, William ¥ - bachelor or a widower, or whether | REC, PRty PUSE G Bop BEOWRINE 1 | potter Bullding. 'Phone connectiena H: s W Tubbs, Charfes A. Doyle' James Neil, John Abel, Daniel B. M}l.tchtL Warren & Brown still lives and approved N:y 'l71m 'i‘fibfieOZOn%e'clxo e X RS r Harris, Geo, W. "Pefft, e O. Driseoll, Alexander O'Mara, Patrick Allyn, Robert Olstein, Peter Mrs. Bro el R . Hazelhurst, Edwin Telford, Matthew Enright. Michael O'Sullivan, John Beebe, James M. Palmer, Edwin A. |of those banqu L Tt D INST SODA WATER. Hill, Eawin Underwood, Thos. H. | Fanning, Patrick O'Sullivan, Patriok Bunting. Charl Imer, Marvin 1 Cliws, hénd REAL ESTATE A nfuvcE. Murray's Puve Prutt @y a Hughes.Asa L. 1776 Valentine, John TFarrell, James Quinn, Charles B. Chapel, Charles F. Perking W. W. The Rev. Dr. Francis E. Clark, Geo. E. Bachelder, Room 2, 65 Broad- u °® Tups. Large Hull, Wm. Vars, WashingtonM | parrell. Thom, Quinn, James Chapel, Robert ¥. Relnharth, Geo. H. | of the Christian Endeavor society, Nas| way ~ Real kstate and Investment | sgsortment of Candy. Fruit, ete, at 3 Hale, Morton P Vergason, James Pitzgerald, Austin Rigney, Edwara Chapel. Erastus Rogers, Amos T. left Boston on a tour of the world. On| Broker, Notary Public, Auditing and 7 o, e B na Fitzgerald, ‘Michael Roach,’ Edward Chappell, fohn ~ Rogers, Jeremiah | S\ yer 16 he will leave New York | Expert' Acccuntant. Telephone 615. Rallroad Ave. P. A. De Rocco. Harrington, Nathan Wade, Henry H. Fox, Patrick ~ Roach, Putrick Chappell, Wm. A. Rudd, Albert Rt or afty Christian Endeav- Huymes, Charles L. Wait, Marvin Galllvan, David Reynolds, John Coates, man L. Sha'p, Bdward with a party * Arabic, which has Huntington Thos. D. Winship, Joseph H. |Gordon, Frank Shannahan, J. Cranford.George H.Spencer, John J. orers on the steame: o antmnd e 3 % Hull, Henry H. ‘West, Albert R. Gorry, ‘John, Sr. Shea, Miles Fairbanks, LeonardTaylor, ‘Joseph N. | been chartered for the trip s vou're whirlin' them golf sticks, don't | with women who wouldn’t it for & Hamilton, W. H. | Walker, James jorry, Johm Shea, Michael Kimball, Henry H. Watrous, Fred. A. | globe. The party expects to reach all; fail to remember that it wuz the old [miilion dollars—Savannah News. Holmes, John Wallen, Geo. L. Gould, John Shea, Daniel Latimer, Joseph S.Williams, Austin | poneaisco in about four .and a ha axe handle {hat helped you to git 'em; —_— Harper, William Watson, Jomathan Sheehey. Jeremlah GAY CEMETERY. The real destination of the mont] . an’ wheir you leave fer yer home v A Warning from Morse. Holmes, Arthur H. Wilbur, Danlel ;Zx;b;;:y’rmk sg‘lfil{;' nol;::‘nm Gay, Thomas ship, we‘ver,hig tfi:rabggggehrw:;: cation, don't fergit to leave yer hifa- Now it gppearsathat Ice King Morse SRR Harrigan. B. Snilivan, Teremiah MOHEGAN CEMBETERY. e IV aE T r)‘::ld in November. lutin® airs behind you; fer it you fetch | o oo an Innocent man, unused to han- A BEAUTIFUL HEAD of hair is | Hanley, Michael Sullivan, Patrick vention is to be of ’em with I'll wear out a woman’s richest treasure. Do mot neglect it, fet it become GRAY or FADED, USE Therpe, Alexander Bosrah, OLD LEFFINGWELL CEMETERY. Moshier, Enoch Town of Griswold. Civil War. Kane, James C. keegan, Patrick Kelley, John G. Kelly, Michael Welch, Morris Kerrigan, John Willlams, James HAMILTON AVENUE CHEMETERY. Trainer, Felix “Toomey, Patrick Ward, €8 HOME GARMENT MAKING. The Bulletin’s Pattern Service. any you, more seasoned hickory on you “than you ever dreamed growed in the woods!”—Atlanta Constituticn, Anna’s Million. dling large sums of money, who was beguiled into financial irregalarities Ly powerfu] enemies intent upon his ruin. This ought to be a warning to other ambitious young men to shun the big cities and stay at home and help father run the ice business-—Spring- "’y’s Benjamin, James E. Fuller, Wallace Burdick, Stephen Greenman, Rufus Burdick, P Mussell. Christian Buddington, . H. McAllister Ronal Connell, Joseph Phillips, Henry T. Fuller, Benjamin D. Russeli, Marcus H. MAPLEWOOD CEMETERY. Batty, Charles S. Frost, Clarence C. Burlingham. Geo. A 'Johnson, Jerry, waTh JEWETT CITY CEMBTERY. Soule, Wm., M. D. Corey, Charles McCumber, WilliamPrior, Daniel K. ‘Wild, Lineas Cole, George Cromwell, LutherF.Car! Jacoh Burdick, Wm. H. Green, Frank Bumstead John Gardner, Wm. H. Blake, John Fanning, John M. Hawkins, Orin ‘Wilson, Charles Dyer, Joshua Gekle, Louis Jackson, Julius J. Olin, Charles Bweet, Wm. E. BAPTIST CEMETERY. Stillman, Charles Kenyon, Almond Burdick, Samuel Palmer, Amos F. Maryott, Thom; Potter, illard ST. MARY'S CEMETERY. Anna Held is famous for having danced just as near the precipjce as one might do without falling into the hands of the police. And she says she has “earned” a milllon dollars by do- ing it! Happlly this country is filled fleld Union. Senator Elkins of West -t one time represented the of New Mexico in the house of repre- sentatives. Beéebe, Danlel B. Kinne Clark, Wm. P. T abhi A. A, Foster, Frank A. Shaw, Bentley Francis, John A. Waterman, George WEST PLAIN CEMETERY. Beebe, Fitch 8, Johnson, David A. Beebe, Silas F. Ladd, Austin_N. Chapman, Giles Letfingwell, &, M. and it will be RESTORED to its NATURAL COLOR and beauty; the scalp will be clean, the hair Soetidng 46 Bo Benad of mmtte some e be admired. Then keep it so in the future by its use. Chapman, Willlam Ross. Enos C. Da \ NOT A DYE. Giddings.’ Oliver ~ Vergason, Joshua T | Ganror Yooem! Mansfield, Garret $1 AND 50c. BOTTLES, AT Johnson,” Ben_ 1. Winchester.John B.| Mccusker, Huagh Deaney. John Hay" Eczema, red, ’ Town of Preston. Hopkins, Michael Gambel, John PRESTON CITY CEMETERY, Brown, Ralph R. Frink, Thomas H. Brown, Thomas, A. Fish, Elisha E, READ AND HERSKELL CEMETERY (LISBON). Field, Stephen A. gampden John 'S & Soap cures l:e'v:lm books, ““The Care of the fiun,-' “The €2®of the Hair.” Fatlo Hay Spec. Co., Newark, N. J. Balley, Henry E. Ingram, Wm. ol Bates, Nathan D, Lamphere, HenryA R:a‘,l:" J;‘,’, ‘:;‘e cad, Elder Amos THE LEE & 0SGOOD CO. Bates, Nicholas B. Phillips, Norm " -l WILCOX CEMETERY. Green, Lt. John 8, DAVIS CEMETERY. George D. GEER CEMETERY. Teftt, George LEONARD CEMETERY. Kinney, Erastus Civil War, PACHAUG CEMETERY. Prentice, John A. Spicer, Charles H. Fitech, George C. Burdick, Joel . Simons, Horace Braman, Luther Dawley, Joseph W. Wood, James G. Dawley, Olney W. Geer, Elbridge Young, Wm. Morgan_Geoige W. Bromleéy, Miles Leary, Timothy Davidson, Andrew Barber, Wm. J. Northrop, James Harrington, Wm. Lamb, Franklin O. Huntington, Danfel Leonard, Joseph E.Tyler, John Carey, arles Revolutionary War. PACHAUG CEMETERY. ' T Just Because you always HAVE waited for your ‘flowers to take a decided start in the Spring.it's no sign you always must as “BONORA"” was made for this purpose. We know it's new to this section of the country, and also that this space is too small to fu]ly' describe it, so we're Davis, The Woman m Knows \ The woman who knows how sifk gloves differ dooks far ‘‘Kayser’’ in the hem. GIRL'S DRESS, Paris Pattern No. 2883 — All Seams Allowed. going to ask you to send your inquiries to Tyler, Samuel Lord, James «And she looks for the guarantee. A i o Tyler, Bishop Lester, Moses, aSory donn b R For she knows that Kaysers are the finest silk gloves in Averl), Fames Withey, Samuel by gathers In the front an existence, as they have been for 25 years. / Belcher, Wm. Belcher, Nathan Cogswell, John Coft, Oliver Withey, Blijah Woodward, Moses Morgan, James Brown, Elias Coit, John Huntington, An’ew Bdmond. Andrew Branch, Thomas RIXTOWN CEMETERY. Boardman. James Boardman, David Ray. Gideon Boardman, Hez. Hutchinson, Amos Kinney, Spencer Billings, Roger Rix, James SMITH CEMETERY. Brewster, Simon Brewster, Ellas HOPEVILLE CEMETERY. the back, and the wide collar, which extends in a princess panel effect Gown the front to the waist, is of the mate- rial. The collar is tpimmed with inser- tiens of Cluny lace, finished with a ruf- fle of similar lace, the sleeves being trimmed to mateh. The plaited skirt is attached to the walst under a belt of the insertion. The patternsis in five sizes—6 to 14 years. For a girl of 10 years the dress requires 5% yards of material 27 inches wide, 44 yards 36 inches wide or 3% yards 42 inches wide; 5% yards of in- sertion and 3% yards of edging. Prize of pattern, 10 cents She knows that poor gloves cost as much as the Kaysers, and never wear half so long. § She wants the Kayser fabric, fit and finish, and-the Kayser double tip. All women want K-v- sers, butsome womendon't get them because they don’t look in the hem. . Barstow's where they will be promptly answered. We also sell, in connection with our large line of farming implements, the Planet, Jr, and Iron Age Horse and Hand Cultivators, Weeders and Hand Hoes. These small Appli- ances certainly save a lot of time and money and perform [l 1O Job8 o pafoer througt e Bulletin, Company, Short Silk Gloves 2 3 s tice, Bl et Yo 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25 the duties satisfactorily. b ;::RHS: He.“a:mlr!’:::‘loi.e h”l?un The Old Man's Tip. Gio . Prentice, B “Bill, my boy," wrote the old man to Long Silk Gloves WILCCA CEMETERY. | Green, David 2 JEWETT CITY CEMETERY. h:m:-s. Charles fuiumkflrnaqr}ck the college yvouth, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 in them new-fashioned automobiles at 40 miles an hour, don't '5{‘"‘ tnat you wuz raised to the ox cart, an’ that it what you air; an’ when en youw're ridin’ Closing out our Maine Seed Potatoes!