Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 16, 1909, Page 12

Tioen . YA S 'WHAT IS GOING ON TONIGHT 2t Motion Pictures and xu-umm Songs | i1 Deard at the Roderick Theater. Moving Plcturss and Dlustrated Songs at Breed Theater. Vm;devmo at Rustic Theater at Lin- .an Park. nsnd Concert at Shannon's Corner. {Bedgwick Post, No. 1, G. A. R., meets in Buckingbam Memorial. ‘Svea Swedish Sick Benefit Soclety ‘meets in Carpeniers’ Hall. | Gourt. City of Norwich, No. 63, F. of A, meets in Foresters’ Hall. Miantonemo Council, No. 30, O. U. A, M., meets in Pythian Hall. ANNOUNCEMENTS ' Frank “A. Bill has the exclusive sale of Tatriclan shoes and Oxtords for ladies at $3.50 and $4. Somers Bros. have all the early v-‘- etables .lt their market on Frankl square. “Among them are Long Xllu\d ‘potatoes,. green corn, cucumbers, squash amnd melons. In the fruit line they have Bartlett pears, apples, plums and Jberries. . The school to attend is the one whnch dv&l the best training, whose efficien- v of its graduates is attested by those w'ho them—a school whlch hu imade- good for nearly a quarter of century—this.is the record of the Nsw London Business College, New London. Get a catalogue of this college, which may he had for th‘ asking. Write for & cepy tcday- _3___.1.______ ¢ ‘Congert by Tubbs’ Band. The following programme will be given -this. evening by Tubbs' Military band on the Shanmon building, oppo- site the Wauregan house, under .the auspices of H. B. Davenport, Hayes Bros., George Engler, H. B. Smithy Daniel Williams, E. Raphael & Son: 1. March, Old F‘rlendlhip. Chambers 3. Popular Air, Rewick No. §, Lampe 3. Piceolo Solo, Oriole Po!kl. Widdifield Mr. E. H. 4. Waltzes, Mulovia. . Belcher 5.- Selection, The Mocking Bird, Roberts 6. Barn Dance, Flufty Ruffles, Corin 9. Cornet Solo, 1 Wish I Had a Girl, La-Boy Mr. Frank E. King 8. (a) Intermezzo, Kisses, Hubbel () Trombone Antics, Slippery Hanks, Losey 8. Medley;, A Big Time Tonight, Lampe C. W. Tubbs, conductor. RODERICK THEATER. Mr.. Al Ousley, who was heard at the Roderick last night, received big ap- plause, being the feature of the per- formance. Mr. Ousley, being a late star of Hi Henry’s minstrels, sang by request Silver Threads Among the @eold. 'Mr. Willlam Deianey, who was heard in Set 'Em Up in the Other Al- Jey, also answered to' several recalls. The Roderick theater,which has proven to be one of the best theaters in the elty, 15 showdng pictures of the highest class, their feature picture being A Rural Tragedy. _ BREED THEATER. Fighting Bob, Thrilling United- States Navy Picture, happen little cross-question! the secret was laid smom was confronted with the evi- ence obtained by his lawyer friends there was nomlnt left to do lmt give a party, which he’ July 4, when the nnoulwmnt of the dflnu was mnlo P Where Meredith Got His Money. 8 When pmb-u of George Meredith’s will ‘wi people were surprised to nnd that hc hul eft an ‘estate val- ued at £32,359, of which the net per- sonality was sworn at £32,185. - His work had been unrecognized at Home for so long th.t £10,000 or £15,000 was the most at which his probable for- tune had been estimated. It must not be thought that the for- actually Jeft was the result of own work. It was due to legacies fell to him fairly late in life. The biggest was from an uncle to whom Meredith's father was in debt when he died. As soon as he had scraped the money ther Meredith sent his un- cle a cl which was never present- ed, and later became the legacy. The fortunes le‘t by four of Mere- dith’ contemporaries in literature we! on Charles . Swinburne, £24,282; Robert Browning, £18.775; Lord Tenneyson, £57.20¢, Wiliiam Morris, £55,06! A New Kind of Pestal Card. The advertising manager of a big business house in this city has invent- ed a postcard which has been patented in this country -and all over Europe, and. will pmbbbly be widely used ttfi nary a round hole in the middle about the size of a «quarter and a collapsible fig- ure of rice paper- pasted -on the back. This figure may be any shape desired and may- be printed with the likeness of historic buildinge or other things it is desired to reproduce. A puff of the breath’ through the hole fills out the rice paper figure, which assumes the wanted shape, and stays that way until again folded. It is an interest- ing novelty, and particularly well adapted to bear. figures of buildings of historic or“other interest. The collap- sible card will also be made in the form of a bank, with a slot for coins. The inventor happened on this idea while bullding cardboard figures for his little daughter.—Philadelphia Rec- ord. HOME GARMENT MAKING. The Bulletin’s Pattern Service. What was pronounced to be one of the begst motion pictures seen here in a long time ‘was shown at the Breed the- ater last evening, under the title of Pighting Bob, and proved to be a pic- ture of great surprises, as scenes being laid in Mxico were very novel, and the clever traps lald by the wily Mexicans were almost successful, the jolly tars from the lieutenant’s cruiser, lying in the barbor, being on the spot, and the young lieutenant is allowed to depart with his bride after a strenuous strug- gle with her obstinate parent. Peraps the clearest picture seen here this season s entitled The Cricket on |. the Heanth, a beautiful photographic portrayal ‘'of Dickens’ famous story, other excellent ones being How Jones Paid His Debts, Panther Hunting on the Tslandl of Java, Mrs. Faust, an ab- surd reversal of the story of Faust, and Alpbonse Gets in Wrong. Much pleasure was given the audi- ence by Mr. William Scott, the popular tenor, who rendered in his usual fine manner “Evening Rest” (Rotoli), ne- oessitating an encore. Mr. AT H, Ouseley, who for several weasons was the first tenor of theVbig quartette traveling with Primrose’s Minstrels, 'sang for the patrons the old time favorite, “Silver Threads Among the Gold,” which proved very pleasing. LINCOLN PARK. Vaudeville at Rustic Theater.- 2780 PATTERN FOR REFOOTING STOCK- INGS. Paris Pattern No. 2780 — All Seams Allowed. \ This lpattern will be a joy to the eco- nomical mother who throws a stocking away because the foot and sole are be- yond darning. These feet may be cut from the legs of old stockings and will be found ufiecillly useful for lisle thread or silk, which wear out so uickly. They should be very carefully ?olned so that the seams will be as unnoticeable as possible. The pattern is in eleven sizes—6 to 11, stocking size. No quantities are iven for this-pattern, as the new sole s cut from the leg portion of an old ntocklng !he pattern itself being the required si: rice of pnttern, 10 cents. Order through The Bulletin Company, Pattern Dept., Norwich, Conn. CASTORIA The man or woman with a taste for vaudeville who isn’'t suited by the bill this week at Lincoln park is a hard person “ to - entertain. - There are five acts, and every one is worth seeing several: times. The roller skating sketch of Hawley and Bachen starts in with some foelish bumps and tum- bles by the -man on rollers, but before For Infants and Children. tht;x performance is over he dances “ te a hornpipe ‘and gets in some difficult ““ ave hm m :m}L p{:tty steps. Clara Mae Ham- 4 Y. “ A mel e soprano, is a comely young > woman, who sings sweetly and is a Bears the decided park favorite. Al H. Burton,| Signature of the. solemn-looking chap who togs out in a hlack Prince Albert rig, is a cap- {tal story. teller, with a few good local hits and several catghy songs. Duffy’s Finish, brings the loudest and longest lJaughs. Leonard and Whitney are es- pecially clever in their portrayal of thé woman suddenly come into money and the desire for high-toned society, and the hysband who doesn’t take Kmdly to the society end of it. The Vynos; ‘ the: bright musical pair who walk out into the barnyard and pro- ceed to get sweet music out of every- .thing -in sight, including fence, pump, ‘milk pail and brindle cow, furnish a unique. and delightful closing . act. ‘When they throw off their farm togs Just before the final curtain and make their bow in Highlanders’ costume, with Bagpipes in hand, the crowd votes the Vyno family all right for clothes &8 ‘well as music. NEW AEROPLANE Being_Built: in Washington by Iridob port Man. A new aeroplane of the mongplane type and ambodying several novel fea- tures ‘is being built in Washington by John H. Smidley of Bridgeport. The inventor intends to bid for the con- struction' of a machine if the signal corps proposes new specifications. The monoplane is thirty-two feet across from.tip to tip of its wings. It ‘has a maximum depth from front to rear of five feet and weighs only 250 pounds with an 18 horse power motor installed. One of its unique features is the position of the propeller, * which is placed in the €xact center of the ma- chine. A new method is used, con- sisting of two planes in front of the machine, working at different angles and_coutrolling both the lateral and vertical movements of the aeroplane. The lifting surfaces of the macpine are curved and the machine’ |is staunchly constructed-of bamboo and Members of-the Board of Education. b Rty lmp BB Norwich, Conn,, July 12, 1909. jy13a rubber I n, 3 ley has made e —— um.mum fi-aolm"w LOST AND FOUND. LOST—Pair_of small black and tan hounds. Finder W“l telephone 3844- or return- to Dr. J. J. Donohue, and T celve reward. y 3 MISLAID—Monda: son B flat silver nllud cornet, also a tuning slide for a slide trombone. Re- turn- same to Bulletin office nnd et reward. X LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE! ‘The Estimated Expenses of the Cen- tral -School Dlltrlct for the comin .et.r.lvllg from Se; 1st, 1909, to So:{ ng Insurance Contingent nterest . pay on debt. The Estimated Receipts a Froms Town of Nor- . Des_a $16,000.00 1, VDG DB From tuition . To be raised by fax 23, !W 00 ————— $41,590.00 voters of the Central ict are hereby warned to Town Hall nday, July , to hear the estimated for the ensuing year and to lly a tax to llut th NI nfl' iNa, $41,590.00 re: ight piano, as good owner hnvln' no use for same. q ln 21 Wllcho:{_er St., any 1;-;1-41.7 it deccae SBbl vt LRSS .. ot SALE—Bay horse, weight 1100, ; mun: and clever. for anyone to work sell goods with Shetucket House, . NTED—Th who are not afral Allo a Iudy 1o stonln‘zon. Cdnm. agents, to ull in the accident and he i Aetna Indemnity ny of Conn. Attractive . lz. % fi;n;::gfi o8 Antna Todyund commissions. A Co., Hartford, Conn. W. -An orderly at the: ’acfiu- Hospital. AEREEEES 1L - WANTED—] an| no:ra'- Box 51, Turnerville, 4d W. shoer. WANTED—CI homes la the 13 years, country for gwm now at the New Asylum. !‘or (mlculgl m‘Mf ':. Conn, ”{m; > t oidd a flnt o to T ‘:\d rlnm P FEht . mi mnbau Pt oo 3 = Jysd R Piics Batiding. bieycles, cash rh‘el to rmh.l H 243-4, oF An intelligent man of wide experience would like a position as correspondent with a concern whose business is suf- ficiently importdnt to require thought, judgment, tact, thoreu‘hnall and Promntneu not a cheap man, but a borer worthy of his hire—one_ who Ad«hen X. Y. Z., can produce results. Jyl4d care Bulletin. X WANTED Ten table girls, a vegetable cook, kitchen man, firteman,. dllh washers and scrub woman. ¢ J. B. LUCAS, Centul Bundhu' Room 32 jy7d Summer Shirts’ in handsome patterns - and colorings, perfect fitting and in zephyr weights.” All Qualities At McPHERSON'S, The Hatter, 101 _Main Street jun3ed Special Sale —=OF—. - MATTINGS ' Yerrington's, 49 MAIN STIEI!- jy8d 6. E. HBIJGE Hack. Livery, Boarding and Feed Up-to-date Equimt and Guaranteed .~ Satisfactory Sm’l.. . 14 to 20 BATH STREET. by a com l‘u M nll Tnuch Imwuil; I 'fiat any yon' miy - your feet — Ingrow- ing naiis, cory ‘gml. callons, or B 3z SALE—Miss Caulkins' sto) trouble have with rive, good all around horse, price :o John Fitzgerald. Can be -eerl: 111 McKinley Ave. Jy16d “FOR SALEBlack currants; nochlnl better for preserving; two quarts £ quarter. Address 82 Onkrlaxa St. jylsd FOR SALE—A good new milch cow. . J. Shea, Yantic. iyi4d Nn SALE—French coach mare, flve yonr: ola. colnr chestnut. Registered Enqulre of owner, H.“Jcnn ntl ewett City, Conn. FOR SALE s first class small soda fountain; can be seen at Yeomans', 22* mlystte St., Falls. 13 TFOR SALE OR RENT—Eight-room house, all furnished, large on salt water; R.-R. near; goo for season.” Box 425, New London, Conn. Jylsd s FOR SALE—Good sh and poultry farm in Salem; also good smaller farm, suitable for peultrv. without building: state no. es required. Box Sojl P'lde e e e e il FOR SALE—A cheap horse, work sin- gle or_double. BEnquire of Chas. M. Ames, Voluntown, Conn. iy12d FOR SALBE—Six of the choicest houu lot.' in, Prol t Park, in one plot. I r-none. For terms cp Jon?h Bottmns Jewett City, Conn. of Norwlch $6; Miss Caulkins’ New London Trumbull's History of Con- necticut S‘I 50. - Ali not seconé. hand.. Price includes d ery. . D. , New London. Conn. yld SALE—Henry Ar oM. lfl Jumn ltrnt. Wlmmnujc. 11d REAL EI’I‘ATI BARGAINS, 40-acre flrm fie comfortable 8- room house, 1 m! to village, 4 miles to city, $700. 4 acres, 1 mile to city, handy to trol- ley, fine new 8-room cottage finished in cypress, hot and cold water, bath, new barn, price $3,000. The best 175-acre farm in New Lon- don county for $5,0 Several ~good investment properties in city of Willimantic. Three furnished cottages on Fisher's Island at bargain prices. If you want a rarm, country home or city property, cail at TRYON REAL ESTATE AGENCY, 715 Main Street, ‘Willimantie, Conn. " FOR SALE A small block of the Preferred Stock of a successful manufacturing Com- pany. . This stock pays 7 per cent. dividend and is payable January and July. For further particulars write or call on E. A. PRENTICE, 86 Cliff Street, Norwich, Ct. jy10d - The Preferred Stock of the ALLEN-BEEMAN CO. pays dividends at the rate of 7 per cent. a year. SHARES FOR SALE at $100.00 per share. JAMES L. CASE, 40 Shetucket Street, Norwich, Conn. SALE HORSES 1 have a few motre horses that I wish to dispose of at once. Several good drivers among them that are very clever. Come and see or telephone. ELMER R. PIERSON. jun28d BRUSH RUNABOUT Good tervitory still open for sub- agencies. For «'full particulars and terms address . L. F. AVERILL & SON, General Agents for Windham County. W. W. Averill, Manager. Pomfret Center, Conn. jun23d AUCTION William B. Wilcox. <. ..Auctioneer Livery stock formarly of William R. Carver, located in the stable at No. 21 Willow St., Norwich, Conn., consisting of 4 horn; 2 hacks (one nearly new), 3 coupes, 1 depot wagon 2 surreys, 4 buggies, 1 wagon, sleighs, 1 pair heavy hack harness, 1 pair light hack harness, gle harness, 1 saddle, robes, blank mats, clipping machine, stable tools, e, desk, clock and vari- ous other articles too numerous to mention, will be sold on the premises Saturday, July 17th, at 10.30 a. m. If "'gmyf ntl: nelxtl fair a:ekdly] B or further information, apply to CHARLES L. STEWART, 'I'rultaa in_ Bankruptey, 6 Richards 1dg., Norwich, Conn. !yl dawl WHITNEY’S AGENCY, © 227 Main St, Franklin Sguare. Real Estate and Insurance FOR SALE. 68 ROOSEVELT AVENUE—Near the Blmh.x' Gmnovmc Six reom cot- wit! e well cultivated garden. Eny !orml. ica low. ES RIVER FARM of 22 acreh, on west hnk. near lnuxn‘ Fine, fh"’ location, good buildings, never 1ng runnlns water in hou alls, tom:u and all in good ord ong shore front on river. 21 JOHN STREET ern two-fam- r ua!.lxu. wlth large lot in ‘ood con- uo- o{‘ sale at n low pric — o-fnn\l! houu v".h Idjolnln bufld ng lots. For sale at a bargain price. TO RENT. CLIFF STREET, corner Elm street. Good 5-roomi tenement at low price. UNCAS STREET; near Lincoln ave.. Excellent 6-room tenement with attic, . gas fixtures, bath, ete. lll particulars of the above or for sale or t 0 T e T Fraiin ey may27d —Mod: WHEN you mnt ness betoré the -dfum ter tl ing celumns 0 put your busi- Mroigh th Satyerti: 0 e-advertis- The Bulletin. -...Cfl. DT’ the Wutorli ington, Conn. gm.l‘.: -em-rl. .=y ovn is the older. a papa and wore & Nfl r if you would be talky and when your little girl answers Py .:w:'fi like that, sauc; y’o,u‘ say she was ugly and RENT—S&V fine pastures. i 5 o o would. good summer resort for .ci! e '.o take a little rest. ;3 ree or four minutes' 'ull of trolley. Address Lafay- . D. No. 1, Nonl; Ston- me g00d tenements wh! ette Mai pid "“i“r" a mamma and wore a lon.1 1 vool;‘l::'- if you would grow weary y u scolded and made emises known 25 per month. Gilchris: Afiont N Y., N. R. R. Co. orw! TO REN at, m conveniences, at 151 Bouull ave. qulro at 153 Boswell ave. Jy8d RENT—At 53 Oak street, nice untnont. either four or uvonw t floor. v-r-'il‘" oor. * wea rou punllh'd me, then would 1 thank you? I was crying, téo sebby ta w«\fm T 1o, to ‘spank —Baward Vance Cook. i Appieton's. | Apply Mrs. Hobart Avenue. decldMWF TO RENT—House and lot on Otro- n fine condition; rent $6.50. St. may27d TO RENT—Basement at 55 Franklin . street; suitabla for the paint, plumbing or suitable business. mayl7d As twilight fall Prepares to TO RENT "'3’«:'3"271 e 'one o h.m Store 140 Main Street. Withi Apply to Plaut-Cadden Co. or W. H. ost bliutnl rest T A And thnu‘h the worl d” lrounnd"ml stor What c-.re Iir thou still art kind? Al twilight falls and might Bowker, 43 Bank Street, New London.| No darkness will oerefl;ud fi-?ny"l'o:l..‘ Jyi6a nd I shall rest evnuntodly In thy ‘Iond heart, my long-sought halt he my soul's true . TO RENT New cotfages and (tenements. Enguire of A. L. POFTER & (0., 18 Broadway. . ‘w0 My ‘“.okonllg -ur. That lights the pathway of my lif To ever teach me WAt is Fight We wtl:!“.not mind, | thoush twilight though shut, cam And thou“? black darkness may sure heart will.find ll. vuy to. thee. M, No im-uu can interv Throuth ‘which love wm not find the €0 clear and "FOR SALE. Farming tools, four way, glowl, two mowing - machines, one| For it hath e’er an inner light orse rake, three dump carts, one farm To plerce the dark to find the day. wagon, one cultivator, one fertilizer sower, one 'two-horse rollér, one hay tedder, oae one-horse lawn mower and one_ light to Beckwith, Adm! shall. And when life’s twilight softly falls !! on our faithful hearts, at last, id our freed souls upward soar, Whan earthly days toe soon are past} Then may we ;:th hand in hand, To our dear above, FOR SALE. ’l‘ox dwell ttm'o e, Vegetable Plants Now Ready. N .Mk’u‘,',",m,_ ‘White Plume and Golden Self Blanch- ing Celery, Gregory's All Seasons and Danish Bail Head Cabbage; wholesale and retail quantities. F. E. PECKHAM, Tel. Con. East Side. jysd VIEWS AND VARIETIES Clever Sayings “Pa, what is a dead language™ “The language in which baseball re- ports were written five years ago."— Chicago Record-Herald. - Farmer Hayrick—The city is mighty wlckod Farmer Cornerib—Yes, even the trees are behind bare.—N. Y. Sun, ¥rate Father—I will give you one more cahnce to redeem yourself, sir. Worthless Son—I'm teo flat broke even to do that, governor.—Harvard Lampoon. “Why don’t you go on the picnic™* “Aw, I'm too tired. Let's soak a few sandwiches in lemonads and eat ‘em on the kitchen flou-’—xanul Ciry Journal. “Does Gladys ok any different since she and her husBand separated ™ “Yu‘ she wears her halr a “Heavena! How's I-!'." 'Pu-ted"'- Pathfinder. F “One-has to be go careful in ch: a servant, nowsdays.” “Yes, indeed, never know what they'll testify 're a.ud upcn as witnesses.” ~ LEAD PARIS GREEN HELLEBORE INSECTICIDES CHAS. 836000 & GO, 45 and 41 Commerce Street. ?l M'.. u-d #ix, wis'e poor speller but a good reader, Omne day he had spelled a hard word correctly at first first trial and his teacher praised hirs for it, “Purely accidental,” he said.— Life. P Ted—I hear he's a happy fathes Mother (telling the history of out firs parents)—And Eve ate of ¢he fruit an: she” gave some to Adam. Doliy—Oh, mummie! how kind of her!—Punch. Mrs. Green—The doctors say a good cry is healthful” Mrs. Wise—I knaw ft is. A‘good ery gets me and the girls « month at the shere each year, and we come back as hard as nails.—Bose ton Transcript. “Excuse me,” said the collector, “bug I must call your attemtion te this asce time.” “Well,” answered but irresponsible perlon. “Je: turb it. Maybe it will land thon record.”—Washington Star. “Weell, I see your son graduated frem school this week.” ‘“Yes. We spent @ fot of mane{ on his education.” “Any results in sight?’ “Results? Say, wou ought to feel his biceps!"—Cleveland Leader. der ald poem.” ‘I8 “That is a - flflo}bm’m eh?” “But wi here where he speaks hour?” “Why, 1. s’pose, under the terms of the divorce decree, each ent was entitled to have the chi rr don's Rush W.Kimball, M. D. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON [2f cortain hours. The socket Soms. cago News. 35 Broadway MUCH. IN LITTLE ' S New York state has 15,000 un ed and equipped citigen soldiers, Gov. Hughes e to get along - with a staff of ll'fim_ s, Cigar boxes of glass are coming. more and more into use. They. a .s cheaper than the wooden boxes keep the cigars (u_th a longer time. Afternoon Office Hours, 2 to 4. During July and August Evening and Sunday Afternoon hours will be discontinued except by appointment. Jy3d L. L. CHAPMAN will make a Summer Sale at reduced prices on the balance of Harness, Car- riages and Summer goods. Owners of horses will save good money buying thier horse supplies for the next 30 days. A large stock to select from. L. L. CHAPMAN Bath Street, Norwich, Conn. mw G . General Contractor All orders racefve prompt and careful attention. Give mo trial order. Sat. isfaction guaranteed. THOS. J. DODD, Norwlcb Telephone 348-2. Watch Repairingj done at Friswell's speaks for itself. WM. FRISWELL, 25-27 I‘r-llll - jan32daw NOTICE Dr. Louise Franklin Miner is now foumlnhcrmoflu,ti Hnlnll.‘ (Km Block). Office Inun. 1 to 4 pom,.. Prof. Kirsopp Lake of Leyden has undertaken the preparation of a phoe tographic facsimile of the New Testas ment leaves of the Codex Simaticus The work is being done at Oxford by the Oxford University Press, and is o be completed this year. The printed rnpvrt of the tion. head oMce at Hong Kene. siares on, ce stat the bonus and dividend for the h: year ending December 31, 1908, was 1 per cent., and makes the divdend fe¥ the whole year 34 p'r cent. The wef profit’ of the Indian Jecle bank f the year 1908 was roun $350.050, a there was a dividend of § per cent. Two, students Bengal have been ‘sent to the university, 1B New York, for further scientific and practical trdllr‘. The four students sent to the United States in 1905 ree turned in December, 1807. The senw' vices of one of them has been plased at the fli'poul of the government of Eastern Bengal and Aseam, and the other three are employed at Provincial Agrioultural college. Favorable re« ports continue to be received in ree spect of the students still in the Uni« teq States, A novel mnrlnl for Bying machi and airships fs a Kind of relnfo paper, and is cl-lmad by the flormnn inveantors, Dr. Wagner and Herr vos Radinger, to be exceptionally tight and strong. It is made of paper, raw silic and other fabric bound up with steel wire. The ptoduui is sunted 10 be In~ inst & v