Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 10, 1909, Page 8

Ne. .. The Bullelin's Pattern Service. oy WHAT IS GOING ON TONIGHT fots: to answer, for. - 3 e s, » e mown 3 '\ 1 loye we e n) 2 Baldheads are Jnore numer- | o g0 he &hf.m, FURNISHED 2 e Shed s % 'U“ Moving Picturss and Illustrated Songs ous every day. ts make excellent it he will’. £ to. o pe b i IR et e g . W.fi" o e o : road Theaten for the parasitic germs by g it e fone Bl ien. o5 for two gentlemen, and ons smaller Rnink-thet She man’ who owns S Edeoite i s Tl ;- i e tha e trom the roos o e | &t Weshinelon, M. Lotering went . e Bireat, o ™ the frant, st No, (ita " [raame A1 S ‘audeville at Rustic eate! o X . - o R, When your Hair begins to fall out and | 2£0 and at once consulted Dr. Ofiver OR_SALE—One bay horse, welght BRire o beach K F H. Howe, who ordered rest and plenty : SR — [ 1250, 9 years old, good worker and| TO RENT—A flat of six rooms; all wers and the April - g o B B g -y S driver; warranted sound and gentle | modern improvements. Apply C. P. DA and the Dloom “of the Shetucket Lodge, No. 27, L. 0. O. F., " of it. Though Mr. Lot - was de- : F ot Yo 003 el et Halk e ] countless germs are | Of It 7} r‘.}gm‘ % et 5o | i DYROBMATION Also one runabout bugsy, nearly new. | Capron, Norwich Town. aug7d cottonwoodetzse, Wauregan Lodge, No. 6, K. of P., e e o e way fo overcome fhe | take Dart in the.tarift bill debate, his | thousand Address Box 133, Bal 5 T RENT_Six room nat, modern con. | T'¢ MAPIE Pilts on et coat of red. the s physician refused fto permit of ' his | vested. Wish to meots in Pythlan Hall 41 trouble ‘and_kill the germs—that way is 1Yo ] L®—Cheap, venlences, corner Laurel Hill avenue |The fern untwists, and through the | Division No. 2, A. 0. H, meets In ' to Newbro's - Herpicide to _the | leaving the club, and Bs a result he Tihing proposition stec) rowboat. _One" Rat botiom wood | and Walnut street 'C. 2y Hat e ] mists she.gupmer day is born. < i e i o o ! scalp—it will kil the germs and heaithy | iDcurred the displeasure of Speaker | Jjijon " consider: . rowboat, in good condition. Inquire | Salem Road. Telephone 816-3. augld | Golden rod and asters, a ficld of purple JECS Eiberian Hall i hair Is sure to Tesult. Cannon. It is.claimed" this is the | only, Geo: : Napoleoh Beauchemin, 21 Providence and y ¥ Court Quinebaux, No. 128, F. of A., 80l by loadine druggists. Send 1o, cause of his losing the committee | Wesi Aontoe St. Chicas St, Taftville, Conn. augid | =70 LWT—Thres mice rooms plessant. | The summer is done and from the north meets in Foresters' Hall : sazion’tor. smple 1o The Herpluids, Co.; | halrimanslip WA 8 Ho ey e | . Pmacmmasy We need | ot o e maod business | ferred. Apply’ at 114 Lafayetts SL.|From ADril showers to summer flowers, i Norwich Couneil, No. 720, R. A., meets ; DetatsMiab. e 20 teachers for upper grades, 25 for | KOR SALE-dhree good ° business L reieplione 130. augdd from March till cold December, g ¢ TWO §'ZES-A0c, anp $1.00 intermediate, 10 for primary and 30 for | (R ons. GRSt C 4 river, welght 850: | mo mmmm v oo (o | The woods and fields and flowers are in Buckingham Memorial. T odl Con Biecial Apests: ungraded schools. registration fee | NAEONS; ome EOod Ariy e Ve gy and | TO RENT—Washington street, tene- mine; that will T remember. he Lee & Osgood Co. Special Age: 3 % unless position s ;. Stuart Teach- | IENEE 0T TAMU Y heap. 16 Home &t.. | ment of & rooms on one floor. Enquire —Newark News ANNOUNCEMENTS e 2 ers”Agency, Hartfard, Conm._ aug10d {o{RegE;, SO e | & Bradford, 108 Broadway. _aug2d - Never Happened in the World. WANTED—Good woman for general |~ TO RENT—Basement at 55 Frankiln ——— p To Rejieve Summer Exhaustion take - FOR SALE—First class boarding | street; sultabje f int, plumbl) v 4 Horsford’s Acld Phosphate. It Is cool- “I was sitting in my office the other S[orm for ‘he sn."ner_ housework. Apply at this og, Aug7d | O O RSN aoad rosaeny £8F :r '-lm"" ;u.‘ln:-r-.m. paint, :::;;10“' ng in our labor, Jove when we fail, | ing, _ refreshing and invigorating. A day looking out of the window and . NURSE AND CARET, of &= | selling. Address “Boarding House” caring our lodd in the moonday, delicious summer drink. 8 BErionss R SRR AR | S%¢ Rulledn Co. augsd To RENT. Drying our eyes in the twilight pale, { thinking hard about something,” sald % Nine-room tenement. with bath and [ Smosthing the paths for our tender Cold Storage. Fire Protec- a business man, whose office is high e Sk ki aaod shoer anp ity The' sale of summer shoes contin- up on the Broadway side of a tall tothice clerks and | o FOR s‘,‘:“‘m..‘}w e en farm, fall moders - Improvements, on Laurel | o . feet, - . 3 R 4 th ) i Ues at Frank A Bill's. He offers la- bullcing, “when a little scene came | tion Guaranteed. garriers are wanted. Examivation in | fuifanle Tor poultry, without buiidings: [HI1L ayenug, Address, | (o O e O Yords Tor 9se. Jadies: 3250 patent and e oty b o rod Ttk vo- Y AT ) | gmber, | Particulrs srectovrite now. | fonGon: Conn o o - iyisa Supss 47 Bhetucket S B R s NG 4 pumps, $1.98; lots of bar- , Bigig . pringfield School for.-Mall ~Service, B Shelter sagt s waina e Th s Tt ::;‘;u;-hfm‘:flx'nlg AL s desk. The door M. BRUCKNER, Furrier, UpEtasTea, Mise. augsd 1o O SALE_Si= of the cholcest house FACTORY TO RENT. e e by i o a . @ - - ) t o Y d et Frae of his office opened and a vemark- | 55 Franklin Street, Norwich, Gonn, | . WANTED_Your sewsme _maciiines, | .ot If Prospect Fark, in one plot. AU | with option ot purchase. 140x25. three | Hol ding us. close that we may John T. Ladd of Franklin lost one ably good-looking stenographer enter- | g ooqyrpg BlSTeIeT, (sh FOLISHes, AL DY A | Joseph Bottomly, Jewelt City, Cono. |Stories and basement. Well lighted. | Comfori in ‘sufering, strensth to ene o S s ey s oo 'S ONE-PIECE DRE! ed and closed the door behind her. She g I LR "L Br“‘:flsfl"‘?j R. F. DN23A. 1784|300 feet from frelght station. R. R. Qure e horse was taken sick jn - b 3 2 prEo: aiCye and kinds s, More than all, ercy and grace and freidship pury This is our Savior, Lord of ail. : —M. E. - anss. 5L advanced to the desk, laid some pa- ing and aithough attended by a vel-|p, iy pattern No. 5001 — Al Semma | pers ob it and turned to go. Up to e Allowed. {hat time 1 hadn't known that 1'was | Sfmperrg cr drop_ postal THORSES FOR SALE—Henry Arnold, |Junction dnd transfer point. Handy to 312 Jnokson Street, Wilmantic, Conn. | New York and New England markets jani7d Address GEO. E. SHAW, Putnam, Ct i watching them, yut right there was Z . 4 3 A apriod E. G. Rawson of this city. This dainty litle frock is made of | where I jumped. | FOB SALEFarming tools, four | % TAYPMAY GROW. white batiste, the yoke, which is only “Instead -of ' walking out again as I : 2 lows, two _Inowing | machines, one Official announcement was made ‘n" T’ """'r" h’»ir;fimgfc'A(lLfle\'e';’onf";; fully expected her to do. -she sat down 5 Y m orse rake. nufi dlimp carts, on “«;Tm; e Y To RENT O that T may grow! . : S5 - | broidery. The fu X 3 o s vith 21 A . . | wagon, one cultivator, one fertilize: x Gone wferheb'\lvl"m(?;nt\r-an&:;:'r Ceom. | diktributed by a wide box-piait ither | o1 MC TS Jap with sreat, CANTSCEs ea Five Cooks; 35 per.week. General | sower, one two-horse' roller, one hay § o0, e T Uetaainips"Vete by any, the stock of which has been | 5ide; the rest being gathered into the |l ¢ Pl " dving. to let them khow House Girls and Wultrakees. tedder, one one-horse lawn mower and | §fore al 53 Franklin Streel. |win stexiy joy the buas burst out v prominent in the outside mAr- | tfe hack put into threc wide box- | that some one saw them, but 1 knew CTUALLY, POSITIVELY, IN- Room 32 Central Building, Betxwith Admr: BN ot S Star- | ty22 “nd.‘?xfi; LT ARy kets for the past few months, that |plaits. The dress closes under the that it I yelled.my voice would be lost | A » L4 . iv20a 3B LUCAS. shall. Je29d = power. i - -l heavy development work on the com- |ter plait, and the collar amd wrist- | j; din of the street. Then I suw | VARIABLY RESTORES GRAY | o 1 O 'thaf T may grow! ~ Dany's estate, Ely, Nevada, has alread | bands are of jnsertion, finished With |y’ man's names in gold letters on the | payp 10 THE COLOR AND " LOST AND FOUND, TO RENT REAL ESTATE SBARGAINS. h. . been started, following the successful | ed£ing to matc sizes—1 to 7| Window -end thought of the phone. In 3 @ i O that T may grow! financing of the corporation, which |y ine Patterh ie in four sizezd fo Tl another minute T had looked up the VIGOR OF YOUTH, 40-acre farm. good comfortable & What tHought. Time cuts his furrows In . . LOST—Monday _afterncon, - silver | room house, 1 mile to village, 4 miles L nd nls. longes. included the underwriting of & bond | tequires 4 yards of material 24 inches | name in the book and had given the ‘tlook: ityourbaitiagray. faded Liwatch. - name Herdld Bapnss. - Findsr | to city. $100. New coltages al eneme! y face, issue, mmounting to $600,000. Mr. | wide, 3% yards 27 inches wide, You can 'fm. gray, : My heart may ever add grace unts % |number to the operator, all the time i e il brie- | 'eve at 18 School. Bt.-and get reward. 4 acres. 1 mile to city, handy to trol- Turner has ordered that a' working | varc inches wide or {] dull and lifeless, ~ Hay Health will brie- | 1378 A [ 10y Hna new Boroom cotiage inisnea 1n | Enguire of A. L POTTER & 0., | oo 5255 a00a days stin o e 3 4 2 | keeping one eye on the pair across the : s shaft be sunk on the Eureka Fraction | Inches wide iliustrated.” i vard of They position remained un- | back the natural color, just as it was when yo Hol and cold water, bath, new L ounc| ches wide, 3 yards of in- | W& Stops and LOST—Betwees Norwich and Web- ce $5.000 18 Broadw. claim of the Ely Central at a distance | flouncing © inches wide, 3 Y8 changed—or nearly so. were A ou L e 2 i & 5 T et L SO “ 3 roadway. O that T may grow! Lot L I e L “Then 1 saw him reach to his desk M‘kmuhd!.-lyndhnd fear {ster. black notebook about 4 im wide | Tre best {Ti-acre farm in New Lon- | T ) O A4 S side of the steam shovel pit of the [ Order through The Bulletin Company, | with this free hand and take down t Nevada Consolidated estate. Speak- | Pattern Dept., Norwich, Conn. telephone receiver I heard his “Hello ing of this work, Mr. Turner, at the ks in my ear. offices of the Ely Central Copper com- CURFEW LAW. pany in New York, this week, said: ——— 10 in. long. containing. povl clip. | dop county for i i mest pre to - and besuty—mot & dye—won't colororscil you | 5iiiies and photos of ewnei. Finder wi Several "good skin. be suitably rewarded by returni in_city of Wil £ $1 AND 50c. AT DRUGGISTs | Bulletin Office 1iiree furaisned cotlages on Fisher's Hay's Soag cures Eczems. 110 | Ty | Island at bargain prices. | rough and chapped hands, avd ail skin dicease (1: FG\I W J"\_l a l'iirr:w country home vr hen T shouted: “Take your steno- | Keeps skia fine and soft, 25c. druggists. Se city property, call a \ i of about 600 feet from the eastern |SpIoh 87 108 ¥ \ VIEWS AND VARIETIES Clever Sayings I asked. Semi-Annual Saie This deposit has a thickness of 480 | Waterbury Safety Board Refers Peti- t. s, Sev Sy Sufrs tte—We bell A feet at the"point where the' shatt s | "tion to Committes on Laws and Ord- | grapher oft sour ap::” % | % el bk e e o thoSiin,” F o I BUEUN. SRS QNEAEE, 8 GENCY, FOR 15 DAYS ONLY thath SEoEet & MiRie gk, Mas to be sunk, so that in order to reacl 7 “Did he do it? Not much! He just sen: Do, Nowantk, 1. % 3 715 Main Street, Willimantic, Conn. M 3 ried Man—Well, 1 ¥ the. bottom of it the shaft will have [ 'Mances. Rug up the receiver, reached out that| Fiile Eay Spee. 3 erv a lcu ar iy1sd we offer you SUITS MAD:- péilanoé, shis e e W % to go down 1,150 feet. The dip of this fre- hand again and—pulled down the | /Broadway Phar.: Lee & Osgood Co.; 2 R, . : . Tambo—Can yo' all tell me de diff'rence ‘twixt a gee an' a cabbage, | Mistah Bones? Bones—Ah shore can, Mistah Tambo. Ah ain’t done bin on de stage 14 Yeahs for nothin'.—Chicago News. S “Hello, mate, ‘ow 1s it you ain't work- n'?" “Well, it's like this: 1 works in THE JOHNSON CO., a domino fi ry, and I puts on ti Merchant Tailors, Chapman Bldg. spots, and they're making double 65 Broadway. blanks today.—London Opinion. “Wihy do 80 many women rest their . Sun. Chas. Osgood; Utley & Jones Dunn' Sevin & Seon. TO-ORDER for $16. and $18. Your choice of any goods in stock. me today afd muke your selec! Annie Besant, Theosoph. chins on their hands when they are trying to think?” “To hold their 80 that they won't disturb Cleveland Leader. The Preferred Stock of the ALLEN-BEMAN CO. point where our.shaft i8 to be sunk. | g, piican, the. pu’{xiun of the Rev. Tea Dr‘nkers and I believe that when we reach the | Republican, the petition of fue. fiev: lowor levels of the deposit through the | Brooklyn residents for the enactment| A} Cambridge and the Back Bay it iyt o e 7 4 hand ore shaft and its lateral workings, ; e e y it- r y 2 = o vers mueh more. thin probable: that | Of & law reguiating the presenice of | seir, it would: appear, sent up. their 22nd Year eeoms | e A o 2 e | Maxwell aboul. second han a strata of very high grade ore will | children on the streets after 9 0'clock | finest to the gathering in the Carne- g 5 i By v e, Model “L” L Z ey at night, was referred to the commit- | gii" hall music champer last night TUES., SEPT. 7, 1909 54 There la little_question but what | 55,77 70.C"clltion'1s an followss - | 5aimeni i, auBlities of matronly and : e Our pric: 252 b M. B. RiNG, Chestnut Streel this deposit Is the direct continuation | UO/%. e PEUOn I8 a8 1010w ¢ | maidenly gray hair—prematurely gray Shorthand, Typewriting, Book- g . B. 3 of the Nevada Consolidated ore bodY. | wwutesbury. respectfully. reprocants -« | syoich, rampam —masculine thatches, ki Pormanship, Business ALL- VARIETIES. 314 and that it will prove as strong and | " im e lly represent: . | cych variations on the themes of man- ety 2 ¢ B Dol it A richer, -ihtore thansit That in' certain districts of the city (1 shirt collar and reformed womanly o i Y g Law, No Premiums to be paid for. Bas becn proved 1o be in the case of | children of tender years throng the | Keaddress surely could not be expected " Nevada Consolidated.” gtreets at night and ‘at sunseemly | to venture more than five minutes THE SCHOOL that HELPS the s i hours; K from ‘the repose of Beacon street, or, man to help himself and the i e That this practice is to the detrl- | a¢ the -furthest. not beyond Harvard girl to & Right Start in Lite. #The Lion Tamer,” a Sensational Gir- e Picture. What one of us does. not become fascinated witgp the alluring glamor of the, circus, at some time or other, and long for more of it? It iz just so with ghe tremecndous picture,” “The Lion Tamer,” now being shown at the | Breed theater, and when the grea! scene of the old-fashiored one-ring circus js projected upon the’ screen, one misses only the liquid refresh- ments to realiy fel that he is under the canvas, witnessing the clever en- tertainment in reality. There is a number of scenes of different trained | animals, nunbered among which are | the delightful ponies. the educated ele- phant, performing lions and trained bears, each In a separate act by them- selves, This picture is one of the greatest attractions offered to the chn dren at this theater, and at each per- formance yesterday the theater was | thronged with children, who gave fre- quent vent to their enthusiasm, with prolonged applause. The ~big romantic drama, “The Legend of Sterling. Keep.” s a most beautiful and complete picture, and 1s | followed by a long and interesting Bill of novelties. Master Harry Noonan, the favorite | fuvenile - vocalist, rendered “What | Makes the World Go Round?” to the | great pleasure of all, recelving as usual many encores, to. which he gracefully respond; LINCOLN PARK. Yesterdays' hot wave in the city sent hundreds of people down the line to Lincoln park. The women and ehil- dren took the outing in the afternoon, and the business men, several score of them, joined their women folks and youngsters after supper for a cool out- ing of two or three hours on the park grounds and a lookin at the rustic the- ater, which this week is putting on an- other of its clean cut-and entertaining vaudeville shows. Gaylor and Graff in “The Silent ‘Woman” have a witty sketch in which there is a pretty girl who fools her lover for a time by making the poor youth beliewe her deaf and dumb. Miss Frances Gerard, with a charming stage presence and a pure, sweet .o rano, sings “Sweet Senora” very art- encores “I'll Do as I and “The Last Rose of Sum- mer.” Harry Dare, a lively blackface rformer, has a very agreeable speak- ng voice and he uses it to tell some laugh-provoking stories, in addition to which. he sings two or three songs. plays tunes on his buttons and tunes on his cuffs and with the accordion gives imitations of various instru- ments. Benson and Bell, the dancers, are finely costumed and very handy on their feet, the skirt dance by the young woman of the team being decid- #dly. graceful_and the stuttering and g::ln; ‘duet * very laughable. ~ The ega Trio in “Sweeney’s Finish” have ment of their health, good habits and g0ood morals, and makes against the law and order of the community; Wherefore, your petitioners pray that the board of aldermen of the ctiy of Waterbury pas san ordinance reg- ulating the presence of children on the streets of the city after 9 o'clock.” This petition was presented to the aldermen and referred by them to the board of safety. Probation Officer Nicholas Combel- lack Js a strong -supporter of:. the above petition. Mr. Combellack states that he thinks the idea an excellent one and adds that the.Brooklyn dis- trict is not the only part of the ‘city where the need of a curfew is appar- ent, the center not excepted. He says he ‘hopes the city fathers will act fa- vorably on the resolution. POLI TO BUILD New Theater Planned for Bridgeport —May Cost Half a Million. S. Z. Poli announced recently that he had decided to build a new theater in Bridgepjort. He has options on four desirable pieces of property in the center of the city and within a short time will make a choice. The new theater will be devoted to the highest class vaudeville. The en- tire cost of .the new playhouse will be from $300.000 to $500,000, according to the price of the land. In one location the price of the land alone wili be at least $200,000. The present Poli theater in Bridge- pore will be devoted to light vaude- ville and moving pictures. If possible the new theater will be opened Christ- mas day this year and work will be started within two weeks. It will seat 2,51 " DOG WARDEN <ince May 21 Has Destroyed 123 Dogs at $3 Each. In compliance with the new state law, Dog Warden Thomas Kelley has fled a report with Town Clerk .Rob- ert Weber showing that from May 21 10 August 1 he has destroyed 123 dogs. 4nd that his charge in each case to the city.is $3, in accordance with the rate fixed by law. The report does not include the number of dogs placed in the pound in Drew place, as the law only requires a report on the number of unlicensed dogs killed by the war- den. The report gives a description of the dogs and the lodation where the animal was picked up.; In instances where the name of the owner is known that is also entered. The rate of $3 per dog is $2 less than the amount allowed the warden last year. Last year the dog catcher in Waterbury mede in the neighbornoos of $4,000 kiling dogs at $5 cach and the ' legislature seemed. to think that the possibility of a man getting rich in the dog-catching business was too great, so they voted to reduce the fee to $3.—Bridgeport Farmer. square, They were the theosophists, who had turned out for the first illu- mination of their high priestess, Mrs. Annie Besant, "A. B.” as she will be known after she passes from the scene of her earthly labors. But, Boston has hardly turned out such a figure of a woman as she is, and not- Emerson nor Henry James ever gleaned the carth so bare of thought and myth to make a philoso- phy. She looked like a bishop as she faced her hearers, in a_ loose gown that” swept zbout her shoulders and down to her feet in a broad band of bright white silk, the very copy of a stole. Her pure white hair, cut like a man's, was rumpled up almost in a peak on her head; as if she had just taken off her mitre. Her face had the square, solid, vigorous cast of the real Briton, and her voice was as strong and, decided as many a good church- maii’s. Beside her on the table stood seven huge green buds. pink at the tips, on bare stems. They were the sacred lotus flowers of the Nile.— N. Y. Tribune. Deafn Cannot Be Cured by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness nd that is by constitutional remedies Deafness is caused by an inflamed co dition of the muco lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube inflameéd you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing. and when it is en- ti osed deafness is the result, and unle: the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its nor- mal condition hearing will be destroy- ed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mu- cous surfaces. ‘We. will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh- Cure. Send for e ‘F.J. CHENEY & CO. Sold by Druggisi . Take Hall's Family Pills for consti- pation. Take Notice. All persons are recommended to take Foley's Kidney Remedy for backache, rheumatism _and kidney and bladd trouble. It will guickly correct urinary irregularities which, if neglected, -may develop into a serious. illness. It will restore health and strength. Do noi neglect signs of kidney or bladder trouble and risk Bright's disease or diabetes. The Lee & Osgood Co. The Crime of Idieness. idigness means trouble~ for anyone. 1t's the same with a lazy liver. It causes constipation, headache, jaundice, sallow complexion, pimples and blotch- es, Toss of appetite, nausea, but Dr King's New Life Pills'soon banish liver troubles and build up your health. 25c at The Lee & Osgood CG.'s. LEGAL Nu:ICES. We Obtain Positions - 6. E. HODGE, Hack. Livery, Boardin3 and - Feed STABLES Up-to-datc Equipment and Guaranteed Satisfactory Service. 14 to 20 BATH STREET. (Tormerly Chapman's.) Telephone 16 aprié MONEY LOANED on Diamonds, Watches, Jewel ana Securitiey of any Kind mt the Lowest Rates of Interest. _An old established firm to deal with. (Estabiished 1872.) THE COLLATERAL LOAN CO. 351 Maim Street, Upstatrs. Fioral Designs and Cut Flowers For All Occasions. GEDULDIG’S, Telephone §68. 77 Cedar Street. jy26a THE OEFICE OF WM. F. HILL, Real Estate and Fire Insurance, is located tn Somers’ Block, over C. M. Williams, Room 9, third floor. feb13d Telephone 147. General Contractor All orders recelve prompt and careful United Tea Importers Co. Frankiin Square, up one flight, over Semers Bros. WH. F. BAILEY (Successor ta A, T. Gerdner) Hack, Livery Boarding Stabile 12-14 Bath Street, CLIPPING (A SPECIALTY. Telephone 883. Rich or poor or proud and handsome. E ven you can read this Chanson, By no 1aw of luck or chances, Every tooth you save enhances. Al your smiles and conversation, Renders joy to all relations. Don't despair when teeth are aching Save them, all their shapes remakizg. Lite's prolonged and health extended, Every time a tooth is mended, You wili find your joy remended, Dentist T “my crown. reveals it, E very art by art concea Nature. gave ail in good, season, T eeth to eat with, minds to reason. s it her fauls, yours or mine, S hall thelr 1555 bé mine or thins, T hou shalt kriow in all good time. DR. R. E. BEARDSLEY 237 Main ltr“t DONT WORRY; It Makes Wrinkles. p3ys dividends a! the rate i 7 per cent. a year. 150 SHARE> FOR SALE at $100.00 per share. JAMES L. CASE, 40 Shetucket Street, Norwich, Conn. SALE HORSES I have a few more horses that T wish to dispose of at once. Several good drivers among them that are very ciever. Come and see or telephone. ELMER R. PIERSON. jun2sd WHITNEY’S AGENGCY, 227 Main St., Franklin Square. ieal Estate and Insurance FOR SALE. Thames River Farm of 22 west bank, near Massapeag Cent. Vermont R. R.. about mid tween Norwich and New London. Long river shore front, beautiful view, good all-the-year dweiling and bulldings. never-failing running water in house from priyate reservoir, well fruited go0d facilities for boating and fishing, ete. Well adapted for country home or boarding house. For all particulars of the above or for other property for sale or to rent, call at office on Franklin Square. 4a Carriage and Aufomobile Painting and Trimming Carriage and Wagon Work of al! kin built to order. Anything on wh PPICES AND WORK RIGHT. a place where you can get the BEST |u . and PUREST ICE CREAM in this oity. In pints, quarts and gallons. Put up in bricks and dellyered. THE PLACE is MRS. G. A. LEWIS’, 321 Myers Alley. Tel. 2 iyiia Twenty Per et Reduction . in the price of Refrigerators and Go-Carts for the next few days We mean to reduce our stocks in these two lines, and by reducing the prices expect to carry out our plans First purchasers receive the choicest selections. M. HOURIGAY, Tel. 123-4. 62-66 Main Street. Jy23d Many Years of Thinking, planning and doing good work in Nor- wich explains the reason for so many of the people in Norwich and vicinity coming to us for photographlc work. There are as many styles as colors In the rainbow, and it only remains for you to select the one preferred—we do the rest and at the right price, toe. Laight—on_Bros., opposits Norwich Savings Society apr26d Delivered to Any Part of Norwich the Ale that Is acknowledged to be the best on the market — HANLEY'S PEERLESS. A telephone order will recelve prompt attention. D. J. McCORMICK, 30 Franklin St. Howell—You can’t be sure what you e getting at a restaurant. Powell— Yes, you can. Howell—How's that? Powell—Ordey hash, and you'll get everything.—Spokane Chronicle. Rebellions may come, rebellions may 80, But this I have found to remain— There always are plenty of folks on the job To pull down your castle in Spain. —New York Sun. “Father,” sald little Rollo, “what ts ‘s reformer?’ “In numerous cases, my son, a reformer is a man who con- siders himself peculiarly qualified to hold office because of his professionmal inexperience.”—Washington Star. “What do they put under thess cor- nerstones?” “Oh, current coins, liter- ature and the like. We want posterity to know about our peculiar customs.’ “Then why not include one of the cur- rent hats?'- nsas City Journal, “There's a yellow touring car at the door, miss, “Say that I'm not at home.” “Very good, miss.” “But if a red runabout calls, say that Tll bs right down.”—Loulsville Courier-Jous- nal. “Lucky dog, that man Bosworth" “Has he come into a fortune?” “No; he has secured a certificat: }rmu his doctor showing that he haf organic heart trouble. When an insurance agent attacks him hereafter he will merely havé to show the certificate” —Chicago Record-Herald. Letter Carrier—Ralny weather, far- mer. Farmer—Yes, our boarders are all kickin. L. C—They can't blame you for the weather? F.—Can't eh? Gosh, some of 'em seem to think T ought to furnish moonlight nights.— Boston Transcript. “Yes, I've managed to get into debt pretty deeply,” said Kayrliss, “Indeed,” remarked Wise. “I gave you credit for ore sense than you seen to have “H'm! the trouble was that my tailor gave me credit for more dollars than 1.seem to have,” said Kayrliss.—Catho« lic Standard. MUCH IN LITTLE The population of the state of Vers Cruz may be approximately put down at 1,300000. Every settlement, vil- lage, town and city §s provided with te and public educath - privi tutions for the elementary™ of the people. Consul . Arthur J. Clare of George- town reports the importation into British Guiana of & steel motor launch from the United |States. It Is sald that the colonial government will re- quire several other launches for river patrol work. Leprosy is & singularly undemon- strative disease. Out of hundreds only a few have a startling, not to say hor- rible, appearance. It is very mildly contagious, and murses and attendants have spent 10, 20, 50 years in lepem two good comedians and one extra good colonies without catching it. tenor, the latter's solo, “I'm Tired of Living Without You,” bringing out e THOS. J. DODD, <1 | wrinkles, that make you older tremendaus applause last night from | Connecticut Militia Who Go to Massa- | The flegal voters in town mesting in OS. J. DODD, Norwich | {uR"5e; are. < Have You Noticed the R G Sandie B Feasht by the “house,” which was about equally | Chusetts Will he interested in this, |the Town of Norwich are hereby | _ Telephone 348-2 Norwich. I you e Aok LT " e Consul General Edward D, Winslow, divided between the reserved seats and — © | marned fo. meet At the Town Hall, in about it to make ycarself well. To Increased Travel? of Stockholm, who says three fur- the bleachers, Here's the bill of fare for militiamen :\Md 1‘0 n of Norwich, on Wednesday, I treat any trouble | this we -;epe-z_u:a words of thousands 2 - It's a sure sign of good weather ana | Baces are about to be bullt near Go= » Thursday might, the public should | during the manoeuvres this week: AL R LU R You may have with |o€ other forme: sffarerh feohy boman- GORPCRATION, fine roads Pesple like to get out ints | thenburg, which will use a water pow« o 1 X ] 3 remermoen s 16 b eatute ight st i || FTEEh beek Bacon,Cotned et botled | ol (it SoHorl STl ity SPECIAL TOWN MEETING | i Gomme 3 o rier " S0% | oy over_t-hastin_doss yous health no good, and merely causss may29d A new process of electric smelting Jout feet.—= tngrows |1y Wa. sinilér (558004, NUME NS vay. fhe ‘Open air. e furnish the best|er and produce pig iron cheaply. " ; o ham, soft bread, h: Soreio J ing nails, corns, bun- . i e o park. The display is slated to com- m, S0 ead, ard bgead, baked | Norwich which was recently a part of - 1l take one of our ience at 1005, twenty minutes after | beans. potatoes. " onions. tomatoes, | the Shetuckot Senool Districr, "No. 5 | €% fons, callous, " chil- Take Vlbl]l'fl-o 507-515 North Maim Street mathod, and if youll take T Bl A tailivies ‘to¢ lines the ending of the show, and it will last | Prunes, jam, coffee, milk, sugar, vin- | of the Town of Sprague, bounded i - . ori6d MAHONEY BROS, Falls Avenue, | 50048 number about 100, and side by twenty minutes, breaking up in time | €BAT. Salt, pepper and buite posiEury. novinessiérind ands sastariy MRS. UNDERWOOD, i e 15d >3 side with the growth in the city the for the ‘last car/ for the city, which| This is the regular army field ra- [ Biver beime the Toes tinerie bac hes s 3 i industry has developed to a considera- leaves at 11.05. tion, with butter, prunes and onions | Wequonnoe Sehool District. nnd w 51 Broadway. Phone 858-4| It 1s a wonderful female remedy, as ble extent in the kingdom of Saxony e added, 1In addition, each man fill be | erly -and-n vesterly by the Seot-| jyi3d . . you will admit If you *rv ' A WARNING . and in Westphalia, there being about KENNEL CLUB SHOW. Eiven an allowance’ of soap and ean- | bt Hoad!Sehol” Bdrict, vy uonti- Direcsioma for 3 ums nn Ju N Es nen"s‘ 80 factories in the former and 160 in p e, dies. 1 Ming sald territory @ new and’ sep- s'x languages with every bottle. Price the latter district. The Fairfield County Kennel club s arate school district, or otherwise as To LEWANDO'S Customers » J ! TO-CLEAN. #00KS. The Geepest metal mines are still in $5 SHETUCKET ST. the 'Lake -Superior " copper rexions. Rooe 10 *Phone 32.3 | There the Red Jacket shaft of the Cal- dee: edien s . $1.25 at druggists ] X SPaking Beeparations for the,bigeest P s o R e R -iThe Horwich Nicke! & Brass (o, | rraxco-aERuay cuminear co. bench show that it ever has held. The - layout, of B bmar deors L alheniy # X "1 | 108 West 129th Street, New York. date set is Saturday, Sept. 4, and the | Vacuum Cleaner to Be Used on 82,000 | Bridg« 1% the highway Tableware, marild X i S 1980 be the grounds of the Bdge. | Volumes at Wesleyan Libraey. " | 1 oo et at e, Loy | Chandelfors, Yaoht Trimmings | — wood Inn, Greenwich., For the last b two yedrs this event has been Beld on| Preparations are being made at Mid- s et he ey of | and such things Refinished. Bring your Dyeing #hd Clean- ing NOW. Don't wait unti September. We_ will be VERY wmét and Heels mine la 4920 feet Vertical, while the Tamarack has two shalts over, 5,000 feet, deep, namelv No. BUSY then. NOW IS THRE ALL HORSES DIE - - TIE! “may17a the “estate of J. Kennedy T\ at | dletown by the Wesleyan authoriti - ocation, In accordance ici 6 Respectfully, 5. which is 5,180 feet, and No. 3, which Sound , Beach. The place ‘has been | {0 clean §2,000 volumes in the library, | DIs 1o bé Seen at: the Selectmen's of: | & ote,57 Chestnut St. Norwici, Conn. | = Ne other o bayc dkur: MARSHALL'S DR. CHAS. H. LAMS, is 5,230 feet 3 changed, as the Tnn grounds are more | with a vacuum cledner. A cleaner has | fice. *GET YOUR HORSE INSURED. b Purchasing' Agency, g TR frpra 4 3 accessible* to the thousands who at- | been purchased and the work of clean. | A180. to authorize the Selectmen, in tend- from- all parts of New York state | ing the volumes will be commenced | (155 Sich lavout is accepted. to reléase QUALITY and Connecticut. Two very interests | Monday. / The. (ask Will be a Yedious | (i an highway.. that, nars of the | In work shoald always be considered, ing features of the Show (his vear will | ancs = eah bn ol ol be handléd sep- | pritent nighwav north of ‘ild 1aYout. | eypectolly waen 1t cots m onsiderea. | 227 Ma VETERINARIAN An interesting aged rolic is hanging Omce at Hodse's Stab's, Bath Street | on, the wall of & bank In New Yorke House. 16 Town £= Teleohons 618-5 |1t Il ShEoessl Chinees documie .% 164 Main Street, fore it dies from a SUNSTROKE. I, n . with Norwich Cir. Library. E. G. RAWSON, Gen. Agt. e the exhibition of the New York |arately, ang as there are about 52,000 ted at vich, 'Corny this 5 —NEWMARKET HOTEL n E Police dogs and the big sheep herding | volumes on the theives. the job il of August 1508, oo 9th|the iuferior kind, Skilled wmen are|/Phones—Office 559; house $54-2. —e NEWMARKET HOTEL. m‘. that t':e“m"u . J{Inm. test by :ho!lienlx.l The :o:llel! il | take some time. The books have never #: D LATHROP. f,",:}:’f&,}" us. Our prices the | jun23d - o e 3. F. CONANT. 11 Franklln Street 715 Bosweell Ave. issued by the ‘of Ainance of Ki e finest kennels of the | besn cleaned beforé. Vacuum cleagers | A W T IBRIDGE > = - Whitestone 5c_and the J. F. C. 10c| First-class wines, liquors and clgu:a | Wu in 1367, and at that time val sited States und Caneda. Many cups | are used in the Yals university 1 PR VB R S l STETSON & YOUNG. - - - e tre the Saat op +0 AABAL | Maaie o e Fety e |t e, e, pedeemanie in siivde oftered. | with great success. augbd may2id Prop. Tel &K : ¥ry them. mar1éd | order. Jl-‘ lyce” |