Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 17, 1909, Page 12

WHAT 1S GOING ON TONIGHT Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at the Auditorium.” v : Moving Plctures and Illustrated Songs at Breed Thedter. 2. - Drill of Third Company at Armory. Norwich, Lodge, No. 436, B. P. O. K, meets in Pythian Hall, Canton Oneco, No. 3, 1. 0. 0. ¥., meets in Odd Fellows' Hall. Court Sachem, No. 94, F. of A., meels in Foresters’ Hall. . Germania Lodge, No. 11, O. D. H. S, meets in Gérmania Hall. ANNOUNCEMENTS ¥or Dyspepsia take Horsford's Acid Phosphate. Relievés the continued sense of hunger, sick headache, nausea and ‘sour stemach. 7 Patrician, a weman’s shoe that's right. See the latest styles in high and low shoes at$3.50 and $4.00. Sold only by Frank A. Bill, 104 Main street. “The Awuditorium. The management of the Auditorium, ever, on the lookout for the comfort of its patrons, have installed a ven- tilating fan of the latest model. The exhaustébeing placed at the rear of the balecony draws out the heated air, and besides keeping the air fresh and pure reduces the temperature over twenty degrees. The motien pictures for the last three days of the week comprise as fine a set\as was ever placed on ex- hibitien at one time. The feature reel, Oliver Cromwell, is beautifully colored throughout and presents a of the cewaliers and roundheads of the days of 1682, when Charles I. was king, also showl the execution of this un- happy menarch. The Survivors' Story and The Secretary's Revenge, a reel from the /Gawmont studio, will attract considerable netice, while the com- edy sldé wil be ably presented by The Rube and the Bunce Man, and 'Jl'ne Chaperone, one of the S. & A's list. The high class vaudeville being pre- sented still attraocts large and well sat- isfied orowds, who realize that they ase seeing the best to be had in the Wi We workd. Smell. Siocan and , present a delightful littie < , entitled The Makebelieves, i s as classy as anything in its line on the stage teday. Richy W. Craig continues to uphold his reputation as an original comedi- an, and his phonograph dialogue is, to say the leasy, funny and out ofgthe beaten path. The Jolly Prices are the best col- ored téam that has ever played here, doing their act on different lines from the average turn of this, class, and earning .the laughs and applause by ke e means without any rough horseplay, but depending wholly on their merits. “The coolest place in town,” is what evervene says who has visited the Auditerium this week. BREED THEATER. “For Love's Sake,” Featurs Motion ! Picture. Por the balance of the week, Mana- per McNulty has secured for the pleas- ure of his patrons the excellent fea- ture picture entitled For Love's Sake, an exguisite rural novelty. It is the story of the love of two young village maidens for the same youth, and the daughter of the postmaster being the voung man’s choice the rival maiden sets about to use every means to oc- casion her downfall. lghe finally suc- ceeds in having the pestmaster turn his daughter from his heuse, and she is thrown upon the world and upon her own resources. She eventually becomes & great singer and her former lover hears of her fame and suceeds in lo- cafing her, only to begin his love- making over, but this time he is re- warded by her acceptance of his pro- posal, and they return to the old home and happiness. A long list of pictures are. promised for this week, and the filne musical portion contains many new added ngvelties, that are sure to most satisfactory. WHAT THE PAPERS SAY. Don’t Murry the Legislators. JDon’t hurry the Connecticut general ersembly to final adjournment, gen- of the state press. Let it linger b y, Lucy. Occasionally it turns good story for the newspapers, Ka{n at is about all it is engaged in Ahese fine summer days- If it goes alopg all summer and well into fall, €0 much the better. It will be a good fbject Btate. They will then get up on their the name of all that is good and sen- sible what on earth the state legisia- re is good for, anyway. And out of i noise arising over the dullness and the deadness of the Conmecticut general assembly may come some itoyement for reform. Perhaps, like the provisions found in some contracts, | we may yet get a law on the statute Looks of the state fining every mem- | her of the general assembly so many | dcllars per day that the legislature is kept in " session after, say, three n.onths. Such a money penalty as that ‘would put an end to the long-winded sessions and would soon drive the legislatore back to the farms and the cities to engage in neglected indus- tries. Listen! Suppese the state of Con- necticut should make a rule on . ihe <day of the opening of the general as- | sembly that no free railroad passes veuld be issued to the legislators, say, 2fter April -1, following the commence ment of the legislative session = How many trips do you suppose the legis- lators would make to Hartford afrer the’ stipulgted time?—New Haven Un- fon. B D Mean Swindling . One of the meanest forms of swind- ling that farmers and fruit growers have for years been subject to is that praeticed by commission houses. So gereral has become the crookedness that it is not safe to ship produce to scme cities if it is to be sold on com- mission. And every city has a con- siderable contingent of sharks engaged ! in robbipg the producer under guise of legitimate' business. The Rural New Yorker has long waged a valiant fight grpainst these pirates, and .now Everybody’s Magazine has shown up the Chicago gang in a way that ras caysed them to take notice.—Bristol Press. * Acquired Style. . Mrs. Howard Gould cannot dress de- cently on less than $40,000 a year, she cannot wear the same gown twice at Falm Beach and she cannot wear any of the Palm Beach gowns in New York; she must make a complete change of clothing not less than three times a day, and she must spend at least four of her waking hours being arrayed Ly two maids. The time which must be devoted to modistes, mani- cures, masseuses, hair dressers and the like and the time necessary to carry on the busiuness of ~ettling their accounts is not specified, but anyway 't 18 an awful price to pay for a little thing like $600,000 a year. South America had newspapers as long ago- as 1594 W, lesson for the citizens of this | ind legs, so to speak, to inquire in | ; nn:u:. new grain v, are erec W grair Vlfla whose intake capacity will be 80,0 tcns per 24 hogrs, at Ro: ), the st onG city in population in Alg." entina. 7 s sl The trusices M Dartmouth college az a recent meeting elected Dr. Ernest ¥ox Nichols, formerly head of the de-| partment of physics at Daftmouth, 1resident of Dartmouth, to succeed Dr. J. Tucker, who has resigned be- e of ill health. Timothy Healy of the new British budget. from the standpoint of its effect on Ireland. perpetrated ~a delightful bull. Said he: “We have to wear the shoe, and all we know is that the proof ‘of the pirdding is in the eating.” George W. Kirchwey, dean of the law school of Columbia universiiy gince 1901, has resigned the office order to have more time for teaching ard writing. He retains the Kent pro- fessorship in the law school. Prof. Farry A, Cushing will act as dean ter the present. i W. P. Conger of McMinnville, Tenn., trinks he has found a place where he can sell liquor without wiolating the stete prohibition law, which will be- crme effective July 1. The spot is four nifles from any schoolhouse, and it is reported that Conger has guarded afainst intrusion by educational insti- twtions by leasing all the land within four miles. The wealthy Philadelphia manufac- turer, Joseph Fels, has agreed to du- pcate every dollar, up to $350,000, raised by the single taxers in America apd England for a propaganda fund. Hé is fow in Great Britain and writes to friends in New York that the taxa- tion of land values has passed the academic stage, and is coming into the practical consideration of Euro- pean statesmen and economics gener- ally. Princess Elizabeth, wife of the crown prince of Bavaria, has graduated in medicine and has founted a hospital for children in Brussels. Those who remember the Belgium building at the £i. Louis world’s fair will rememter the treats that were given children in her name Added to all her other ac- complishments is that of playwriting, uer effort in that direction being so brilliant that theater managers ure e Senators Want a Vacation. “The call of the wild” or semething similar, is going to settle the question of the adjournment of the legislature. Several important members of the up- per house have frankly announced that if the assembly goes on after July 15 it will go en without them)for they are going to start on their sum- mer outings. Really, the adjournment mignt just as well be then as later. It might even better b€ earlier than that.—New Hav~n Register. Our Finances. The state assembly has already ap- propriated over six millions for vari- ous purposes and the story is only par- tially told. Luckily, we have some pretty careful and conscientious men on the appropriations committee who are struggling with the difficult prob- lem of deciding what are the worthy and needful objects of state support. The increased expenditures indicated only emphasize the fact that Connec- ticut must. in the near future, pro- vide some means of increasing her rev- enue for the runningexpenses.—Mid, dletown Sun. ! SpES——————— A solace for men, a comfort to wom- en, and a jov to children, Williams’ Root Beer.—adv. 7 MODERN FLOUR EXCELS THAT OF YEARS AGO. There has been an open discussion o late among millers which is particular 1y interesting in cities where flour mill ing is one of the chief industries whether the flour as milled now is a fine a quality as ‘it was many years ago, when patent flour was first milled in Minneapolis. Most of the millers in- sist that modern flour- is su any that was ever milled. wh especially the old-timers, claim that wheat flour as manufactured by the ‘WashburnéCrosby Co. vears ago. was 80 good as to make improvement a dif- ficult matter. The Washburn-Cresby Co. has decid- ed the question emphatically. and all through chance. and the modern Hou comes out a winner by several shades | of whiteness. It is explained by those | who, are familiar with the hisfory of | the company that 14 years ago a | scheme was thought -out for packing flour in cartons for domestic use. | The idea was thought to be so good | that a large number of four-pound car- | tons were ordered manufactured and | the Washburn-Crosby flour put up in that shape. 'But ‘t was too great a,de- parture from custom and t carton idea at that time was not thought to | be practical. So the new -scheme was | abandoned. The other day one of those fdur { pound cartons, packed 14 years ago, ! was brought to light, and it was at | cnce seen that here was an opportuni- ‘ ty for comparison with the flour being milled at the present time. A test showed that the flour had kept well during ‘he long period of 14 years, and had only deteriorated slightly in a | minor function. Compared with the new erior to | flour, it was found to be coarser. and not as white as the GOLD MEDAL | flour now milled by this company. The finding . of the old carton has set at rest all .arguments as to the comparative quality of the flour now being miled in Minneavolis and that of a decade and a half ago. | ; LOST AND FOUND. brown body, vellow head. right ear | split at tip. Tag No. 27161K. Write | Louis Lague, Danielson, Conn.. jeléd LOST-—Gentleman's open faced gold watch, between Frankiin square and silk mill in Preston. with fob attached marked N. & W. R. R. Finder leave at this office or with Arthur C. Smith, Poquetanuck, and receive reward. jel&d LOST—Between Central Baptist church and 38 Church St. a sum of money. Finder leave at 58 Church > and receive reward. Jelsd THE OFFICE O Real Estate and Fire Insurance, is located in Somers’ Block, over C. M. Williams, Room 9, third floor. feb13d Telsphone 147, LOUIS H. BRUNELLE ' BAKERY We are confident our P‘u. Cake and Bread cannot be excelled. Give us a trial order. nov2d 20 Fgfl- ount Street. QUALITY in work should always be considered, ospecially when it costs no- more than the inferior ' kind. Skilled men are employed by us. Our prices tell the whole story. STETSON & YOUNG. may27d AHERN BROS., General Contractors 'Phone 716, " o | in a recent debate | in | a<king for the privilege of producing | ile-others, | LOST—Medium size hound, white and | WM. £ BILL, . w.uvr'sg—';;tr e eep hou qul& of Joseph Norwich Town. . iotad = biow WANTED—Six more once o sell the P D ticulars, B R o Hartiord, Con. etent lis, ete,. WANTED—A competeit .*oh.% A Jeld 13 pi a8 | Yddres, M., 4 je 7 | housekeeper.. H. B, Hu’lnp, air- - Lo £ A e mount :St. : : - FOR uhn-fingrelu cabin’” power TWANTEY—Competent o go_to | boat, 21 ft. lo 5. “ft. wide: ndad Fisher's Isiand. Appiy to Mrs. trf’h?- ;"m&ioét h'g- LA L. Cushman, Uncass bald Mitchell, 315 Broadway. _jelid 3 m;n izfi.‘ x,“, .m !ebdh s T SR E-=Collie 2 onths 1 work in : B ‘;i”’ 3 | ity oftwo e Without fundhys | o0 ¥ G Atterbury, JU Bk * Retta ale 2z N'T—Well watered . pasture _accommodate five head, of se Sullivan, Trading Co . cattl i !”' i ':u'i‘ iy eatral rgnt O r s IS central fron hy with e?eflfi N. f_dc". X Jeli raom . T S VIO RENT—An attragtive un(urnished suile of four room d kitchen apari- ment. Will' rent ve: reasonable or will sell-. Address "“Rent,” care Bulle- tonyCo. s A 7 aF Jeild . '~A pleasant tenement of eig! o at 14 Huntington Ave., Beam Hill: $§ per month. Ihquire at 8 Huntington Ava. s jel6d Ceapi “s Box 17, Bulletin)| FOR SAiLG—Farm with house and noj:lu_‘_sel:mg. Addreéss i ?l.:n:'nln Io:d repair, """“}"’ on ‘5';]:,’ s o o m. inquire of _J. Senft, ANTED—A giri to ‘do general 5"3‘,“’ e Ngr'lcn,c s il e o A |~ masama- o Sk hagord John Sewart, 2 1 8t = L » enry Arnold, el ’ : : 312 Jackson §treet, Willimantic, Conn. el PO e s s SO : n WANTED—A representative salesman Janl7d of good address. one who can Liustie, m | toawr -and city of considerable Liberal. commission. Menmmt 7 OTICE. For Sile: By order of the Honorable Court - of " Probate for -the District of Norwich, T will sell. the real estate he- lenging to the estate of the late Au- ®gusta H."Prodell, lecated in the Town of Prest6n. and more particularly de- scribed in application to sell on file in said Probate Conurt - . FREDERICK W. PRODELIL, j617d 4 Administrator. cations and character refe) ufacturers Box 906, ‘)ei’L}:r FARM WORK WANTED by & young ma: Address C. P. N, care Bulletin. jel6daw?2 -5 WANTED—Three local:mensto repre- STORE TO RENT.—No. 56 Main St B B. Jones, Jnsurance nd Real Estate Agent, Richards Build- ing, No. 81 Maln Street. _jel2d TO RENT—Very desirable rooms with 'boatd; house mnewly furmished; choice location; references. Inquire at Bulle- tin Offige, s jeid TO RENT-—House and lot on Otro- ndo ave.; in fine condition; rent $6.50, quire No, 31 Willow St. may27d T 70 MENT—A very desirable tene- ment on Laurel Hili avenue. Inquir at 55 Broad Street. maylld TO RENT-—-Gasem'ent at 55 Frankiin street: suitable for the paint, plumbing .or suitable business. may17d sent 1d ‘concern. Salary and com- :lsnflsi::‘gaid. A. B, Bulletin Office.’ jel6d ¢ 2 T WANTED—Salesmen to sell accident s IONE and health insurance with key regis-| 1 pace a“fine quality of bwiding tration and identification outft. Tin th f 1 i ies -payi 1,000 or 50| stone in the quarry for sale. Also gve.netklx;rolclg::l,nymr::“‘ commission several hundred load of rough wall and renewals. Union Reglstry Co.. 150 |'and cellar stone. Nassau St., N. Y., N.. Y. jel6d WM. R. JEWETT, WANTED—Big inducements to sales- | apr29MTh Norwich Town. men of ability to sell lubricating oils and greases on cogmission. Champion % jetid LFOR SALE at Canterbury, Conn. Refining Co.,.Cleveland, Ohi WANTED—Your sewing machinas. | ;pno port Nea Water Privile 5 i ge, with bieycles, cash registers and baby fear- | 50 acres of land. For full fnformation, Inquire of riages tp repair; general jobbing. 2 g pair; P ospital, Br D - Machine No. 40 Shetucket St.,, Norwich, Conn. i §1 = 1!‘5 242-4, or drop postal NPT o%‘ mayl4d ;Wamed'tor the Beach . SALE HORSES Four young women for dish wash- | ing, two fine ironers, waitresses, gen- eral workers and good cooks. J. B. LUCAS, 3 Central Building. - Another carload just arrived. These are a fine lot*of horses, consisting of chunks, drafters and drivers, They are. as good as grows. Come and seé them. I am golu; to sell or trade these right away if possible, and no one can do it cheaper than I can for the quality and terms. ¥ ELMER R. PIERSON. Tel. 177-12. # jelsd " junlod NOTICE! The annval meeting of the legal voters of the “Sixth School District of | the Town of Preston will be held in | the schoolhoue= in said District on the 19th day of June, 1909, at 7 o'clock p. m. 1—To elect the officers of the.District for the ensuing year. purposes. w“'T“"s Aem" 2—To lay a tax for District and to do any pther business lawful to 227 Main St, Franklin Scuare - X | juoated, at Preston, this 19th day of | Reg] Estate and Insurance be done at safd meeting. June, 1909. {Signed) 0. F. HARRIS, jel7d District Cgmmttee. FOR SALE. 63 ROOSEVELT AVENUE-—Near the Bleachery, Greeneville. Six reom cot- tage, with large well cultivated garden, Easy terms. Prica low." THAMES RIVER FARM of 22 acreh, on west bank, near Massapeag. Fine, wich. in said District, deceased. sightly location, good buildings, never Percival W. Chapman of Norwich, | failing running water in house, walls, Conn., appeared in Court and filed a |fences and land all in good order. long petition praying, for the reasons there- | shore front.on river. in set forth, that an instrument pur-| 2i JOHN STREET—Modern two-fam- porting to be the last will and testa- n‘y cottage, with large lot in good con- ment of said deceased be admitted to |dition and for sale at a low price. probate. 85 SCHOOL STREET — Two-fam'ly Whereupon, it.!s Orderad, That said | house, with adjeining building lots. For petition be heard and determined at | sale ai'a bargain price. the Probate Court Rogx_n in the Cifiy \ TO RENT. a e o ich, I i Dtr s %% 13 | CLIFF STREET, corner’Elm street. o'cloék noon, and that notice of the pendency of said petition, and of said hearing thereon, be given by the pub- m of this-order one time in some per having-a circulation in said | District, at least three days prior to the date of said hearing, and that re- turn be made to this Court. | NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. The ahove and foregoing is a true copy of Jreco d % ANNIE C. CHU'RCH, “ler AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich, within and for the District’| of Norwich, on the 16th day of June, A.'D. 1909. Present—N ON J. AYLING, Judge. Estate *of/ Emm-a Revell, late of Nor- Good 5-room tenement at low price. UNCAS ‘STREET, near Lincoln ave., Excelléent 5-room tenement with attic, cellar, guas fixtures, bath, ete. % For.:lrl ,-ruc;ln':tol e ab:e or or ot property sale or rent, call at office on Framklin Square. may27d / FARM BARGAINS, 140 acre farm, 60 acres good tillage land, large two st ho two barns full line of with basemen wagons and farming tpo! grice $2.400, ouse, barn Seven acres, good cotl e and henkouse, plenty of fruit; priee d. good $800. 39 acres gcodelevel on trolley -line,. stock and buildings, tools, for $3,000. 85 acres, some of th lN best land in Windham county, g | buildings, handy to R. R., $500 worth | standing timber, prics $1,300. ‘Bulldln’ flo“est Africa lots on Manners ave. near trolley an | thread mills, will be sold at a bargain. Can keep cool more easily than can Send for lists, and views. REAL ESTATE | the suffering housewife who triss to cook with a coal stove. ESTATE FOR SALE The Buckingham Chape) GASRANGES| | nomical, safe and easy to operd,e‘ On Boswell Ave. Inquire of Call and see the lat wmodels, JAMES L. CASE, (GAS & ELECTRICAL DEPT. | 40 Shetucket Street., Norwich, Conn. Alice Building, | 321 MAIN STREET. | apraoa "BARGAIN We have three very fine 3-light Combination Gas and Eleciric Chandeliers, tinishedin old brass, which we will seli at a very low price. = A rare opportunity for any- body wishing anything of ~ this kind® AGENCY, e, { i LL ON ME for anything " you may desire in Hair Goods—Curls, Puffs, Pompadours, Wigs, ete. Prices reason- able. Call and see me, |\ OTTO STABENOW, Prop.’ apra4d 17 Bl:ngw-y. | Special lor Nexi Month at Mill ! Remaant Store, 201 W. Eiain SI. Ten thousand yards of Fine Dress Goods, Silles and Fancy Cotfon Goods. CA lmm;om-o-ofi_-o-o | third of regular cost price. brings you to the door. | the place. MILL REMNANT STORE, jel2d ' 201 West Main St. BOTTLED BEER . Schlitz Milwaukee Lager. Pabst Milwaukee Lager, Narragansett Lager. Kolar’s Light Lager. Kolar's Dark Lager. The car Don't forget ! JONN & GEO. H. BLISS g 3 mfi relry on Diamonds, Wa Jew : and Securitley of any t the S atiahed e *Yale Stock Ale. . THE COLLATERA ‘Yale Light Ale. Kolar's Ale. r 3% A Bass Ale. 7, Guinness’ Stout. 2 to 15 vaid lengths, fc_ sale at one- | FOR RENT—A seven-room flat with modern_improvements, 151 Boswell av- -enue, Inquire at same, aprld FACTORY TO RENT. with option of purchase, 140x25. three stories. And basement. Well lighted. 300 feet fromi freighi statlon. R. R. junction and transfer point. Handy to New York and New England markets. Address GEO. E. SHAW, Putnam, Ct. TO RENT New collages and fenements. Enquire ol A. L. POTTER & €0., 18 Broadway.. - ¢ apr26d R DR. JONES, Dentist, S po. no use fer de-rich ter man hollerin® X 15 De rlc’h man say dat he 'bleege ter ray, A Kaze 3e good Book tell "im so; But all de word dat de angels say Is:’ “Dé po’ man mighty low, An' we ain't gwine lessen ter all you nfi‘h{(fl talk 4 'Twel de po’ man tdke up his ax walk!” 2oL Den de rich man study, an' take dv street— Kaze he know dat hig chance is slim, An’ he give de po’ man bread ter eat An' a roof fer ter kiver him.s An’ de angels say: "Now, dat's de way! An’ de po’ man give 'nm a holla‘{ “ ‘—Atlanta Gonstitution. MUCH WORK AHEAD, —— Vagation's came around agin, An’ I'mr glad of it. too. But T'll be busy fer a while, 1 got so much to do I gotta tin-can Wilson's dog, T'll do that right away, { An’ then I gotta lick Jim Green Fer callin’ me a jay. Less se>—I gatta ketch a snake Fer Henrietta White ; I promiscd her one fer a pet 4 A week ago tonight; An’ then I gotta find a mouse With which to skeer our owsls, Also a goat to sic onto My jsister’s beau, d Hook. Besides all this I gotta make A automobile soon, Also a wireless telegraft, _As well as a balloon. Vacation time is mighty fine, B 'v. ke tnl so’;‘ ‘n come, ut gee! it brings me work, you bet, I gotta make things hum. ¥ VIEWS AND VARIETIES Clever Sayings “Are you afraid of the dark? ask- el the young man timorously. “Not 4% al” answered the maid. “Tve been wondering why yeu didin't turn down the lights long ago.”—Detroit Free Press, “Pon’t you Know it is wrong to fish on Sunda “Sure, and I believe the it, too. TI've beetn sitting 21l morning and haven't had a Birmingham Age-Herald. “But, remmber, my dear,” he said, 35 SHETUCKET ST. ‘that You and I are one.” " She looked at_him scornfully. “One!” she echoed. Room 10 ’Phone 114-3" “Nonsense! We are ten. Tm tle one 4 and you are the -cipher.”—Pathfinder. maylid “Dearest Ethel,” began the young $15.00 Buys a 17 Jewel Hamilton Watch l_n a 20-year Gold Filled Case. $10.00 Buys a Waltham Watch in a 20-year Gold Filled C Also a full line of tho’ New Style Signet Rings. Gold Chains, Lockets, Cuff Buttons, and” a completa line of up-to-date Jewelry. FERGUSON & CHARBONNEAU, Franklin Square. mar25d WM. F. BRILEY (Successor to A. T. Gardner) Hack, Livery d Boarding Stable 12-14 Bath Street. HORSE CLIPPING A SPECIALTY. Telephone 883. aprasd A. W. BURNHAM, . . Eyo Specialist Twenty-five years exyerience In fit- ting Glassos to the Most Difficuit Eyes, permanently located at 257 Main St., Norwich, Ct. Satisfaction guaranteed. Office hours. 2 tc 8 0. = #4n243 Lewis' Famous lc¢ Cream in Bricks and Bulk. Wholesale and retail at 21 Myer's A}ley Telephone: Shop 250, House 738-4 mayl4d MRS. G. A. LEWIS, Mgr. S. F. GIBSON Tin and Sheet Mefal Worker. Agent for Richardsen and Boyntoa Furnaces. 656 West Main Sireet. Norwich, Conn. dec7d . COMMENCE NOW To Select Your Spring Wall Papers We have them in all grades and prices, all new, including our Iinported Papers, and at all prices. Also Mouldings and Paints, Decora- tiens and Muresco. Now booking orders for painting, paper hanging and decorating. X P.F. MURTAGH, 92 and 94 West Main Street. Telephone orders. n'u.ru MME. TAFT, PALMIST AND CLAIR- . VOYVANT. Anyone troubled ofNpuzzied with thely cwn oy others’ affairs, ~all. She advises with a’'gertainty Migher than human ; wers. 8 Unjon Si. New London, Ct. Yale Stock Porter. ?1""; and walk upstairs. maylsd ; Cigars are A.J Sm “m““'e- ‘medium 1o Jungd ! Try them. % B 2 er ; e A4 AR o 5 man, fervently, “you are different from any other girl I ever knew.” “In what way?' asked the bride-to-be. “Why —er—you gee.” he replied, rather at a loss how to proceed, “you accepted me.” —Young’s Magazine. “Shall we go to this “partcular re- sort?” “Wedl,” I don't know. ‘Bhe tooklet plays up strongly on the sun- | sets, the rainbews and the oloud ef- fects: but contains very few specifica- tione as to the beds, the bath and the fodder."—Louiswillé Courier-Jeournal. “I den’'t know what to do with this puem,” id the discouraged wooer of the muse. “Even the magaszine edi- tors pronounce it slush.” “Qld man, veu're in luck,” replied the horse re- girter. “Have it set to music and start it down the pike as a poular eong."—Chicago News. v Bacon-—Business pretty dull in your Gepartment store, isn’t it? Egbert— No, indced; we're very, very busy. Racon—Doing what? BEgbert—Taking *he heads off Teddy bears.and putting 'possum heads on the bodies.—Yonk- ers Statesman.’ “Do you think I ought to send my doughter abroad to complete her vocal training?’ “1 dunno. Hawen't won censulte@ anybodw ?” “Yes, my neigh- bors” “And what deo they say?®” “They all agree it'sivhe very best thing for me to do''—Cleveland PRin 'Deal- er, “No,” said Mrs. Tackpaint, “T don't want woman's suffrage. It's lable to embarrassment.” “kin what “Suppose the average waman's and is running for an - doesn’t vate for' it ':':um | comment. And if she doss vete for him, how is'she going 10.gatisly her o nschence 7" —Washington L MUCH IN LITFLE Creps in Mancheria are reported ta be the best in 30 yeass, Madagascar has new an autamebile service Tan« narive, the capital. Those who figure in eativ mate that Gre. ). W popu-~ lation in 1950 will be close to 8,600, 000, The number of pilgrims wis went to the holy places of lslam (Weoca ard Medina) this season is estimated at about 176,000. Traffic between the e and western coasts of the by way of Istisous rebisi and #eamship lines amownted !»M- | 000 in value in 1408, a marked increase cver any ea.rlior vear. Baron Goto, miaister of commani< ns, is investigating the advisa« y of transperting mdH hy auvteme- biles in the principal citjes of,J . 2rd also possibly to @stant polnts where railway traffic is. net yet opened. Eleven years ago the preduction ef the automoblle factorigs could mot be figured at more than $H000% white the output of automoblles alene this ve will not be less than $186,000,000 in value, while the value Bf acoesso- ries and parts will run into many mil« liong more. State’'s Attorney Wyman knows, or thinks he knews, how to’ oure: Chicago of the crime habit. In an adtvess be- | fore the Traffic club he safd: “Give me secret fund of $36000 or $60.- 0G0, with which to sdeure evidence and juries composed of business men, ard I wil drive coime away frem Chi- cago and Cook county. Consul General David F. Withur of Halifax writes that while some of the Nova Seotia fishermen still make nets, the practice is becoming rare. Canada | now imports annually nearly 370,000 woenth' of nets, trawl lnes, giling thread in balls, head ropes, barked werline and net mersels of cotten, hemp or flax, and deep-sea fish nets. a John L. Atchinsen of Newberry, S. C. has on his place two extraordinary growths, One is a grape vine 14 irches in diamater and more than 106 fiet long. 35 feet cofled on and near the ground and nearly 100 feet up a tree; another, a walnut tree three feet twe inches in diameter, or more than sty feet around, and 59 feet frem the ground to the lowest limb The British income tax in one form another has been in force with some stort and some long intervals of free- dont from it for 110 years. Since 1813 operation hae been almost contine s In0 1799, -when thé fax was spplied and Ireland was not ‘fncl u‘-’r?’;mpulnlnn on *which it mfl mbered m.un,ooo. the revenue or Al