Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 8, 1909, Page 8

meral satisfaction of the audienve:at conclusion is a compliment. to. its | aceuracy and excellence. Miss Cecil Spooner, appearing in the dual title role, is ‘certainly the mistress of -her fart, and the rare refinement .of: her acting ‘fs always present, permeating | the whole atmosphere. of the pictute and rendering it a positive delight to Among the great scencs that. are oteworthy are the scenes on London |- bridge, Tom Canty’s Nouse, the Palace Gates, the great Coronation Scene, and many others, all of which go to make Uz one of the most historically accu- rate and beautiful pictures ever seen, the entire production having been ufi- der the personal supervision of the eminent - American author, ~Mark Twain. ) The remainder of ‘the programme shows some unequalled _educational films, besides some of the best comedy seen hete this season. Master Harry 1S GOING ON TONIGHT Moving Pictures and Illustrated Songy &t Breed Theater. $ Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at ‘Auditorium. Davld Copperfield at Broadway The- nter. | Baptist Convention at First Baptist Church. ' Goethe Lodge, No. 79, L O. O. F, meets in Ponemah Hall, Taftville. Nogwich Grange, No. 172, P. of H, at 61 Franklin “most any kind of Tent. Inquire at sepbd Futta e e . e & Vo girls o 2 [ houce /%~ s g 4 Py o . U B m " ; firewood furnished, handy to So. Cov- | businss, - Mod o P A i entry” ‘and Take, also to Willi- | Bulletin Offic Clairvoyant [z - ~ th truer T s with freer an 1, wi ens, With barren We do not ask the little brook to turs the wheel; ¢ Unto the las from silken bands Nor hearts of oak in willow wands, We do not ask the wren to go Up to the heights that eagles know, Nor yet expect the lark's clear noti From out the dove's dumb throat. ‘Tis wisdom's law, the perfect code mantic, v don, FOR RENT_AL nklin stroet, e o two 'stores, separately —or er, used many years as & grocery store Call between 9 4. m. and 2 p. m. Mrs. W. M. Vars, 68 Hobart Aveniie. TO RENT—Tenement, 6 rooms, with storage. modern, fine location, five min- utes’ “walk from square. Ifquire 40 Hobart Ave. . aug30d FOR RENT—Tenement on Mechanic St. suitable for small family. Ch one two- ear old i1l sell arl. .middle. aged Ame; Rousework” in family of two. Must be good cook and come well recommended. - Address. Box 3 - el FOR SALE At a bargain, one two- WARTED. Marrisd couple fo'live on seated carriage; used one, three or four farm; splendid opportupity for a good | times. Inquire’ at 125 W home to the right person; some experi- | Lovell Bros. ence in farmis d reference required. | ~Fom SATLE—If you want any Kind of bay mare, kind and gentl ch:-n'.d R. B. Dibble, 16 West Onrpent Thames meets in Foresters' Hall. Norwich Lodge, No. 12, A. 0. U. W,, meets in Germania Hall. Painters’ meets in C. L. U. Hall. Sachem _ Chapter, meets in Buckingham Memorial. meets in Pythian Hall. * Local No. 343, . B, E. W., meets in s’ Hall. Council, and Decorators’ ANNGUNCEMENTS No. 1852, R. A, Unton No. 57, 0. E. S, Noonan is singing one of the prettiest and best songs in his repertoire this week, mamed Somebody Loves You, Dear, and makes a sensation by his dramatic climax, later singing the il- lustrated song hit, In Watermelon Time. DANIELSON TOWN HALL. Settlement.” “The Final At Danielson Town Hall on Friday next, for one night only, the attrac- tion will be a new drama by Lem B. Parker, entitled “The Final Settle- ment,” which is said to be a simple, em, and after four or five ap- of Cuticura Ointment I was relieved of my unbearable itching. 1 wo sets of the Ciaticura Remedies, and Iam completelycured. Miss Barbara Kral, Highlandtown, Md., Jan. 9, '08.’ Ofux & (hew Cwvn S1ia Prove, Beston. LEGAL Nu 1 ICES. NOTICE! A caucus will be held Monday, and Hadress Box 200, Bulletin Otfice. sepsd A LARGE CORPORATION is incre: ing its selling force and wishes to om- ploy men between the age-of 25 and 40 years who are willing to work. hard and devote long hours to a business that is both pleasant and profitable. Salary and commission while learning. Address Box 75, care Billetin. sepSd WANTED—Tenement of § or 9 centrally located, on one.or two Address Reliable, care of .Bul- letin Co. i sep7d WA lesman in each county for: combination wrench and other fast selling hardware specialties; exclusive territory; sal a home, I have shore, city and countr; property of every dasceiption to sell, trade or rent. H. Maine, Groton, Con: péd FOR SALE—Black driving mare, five years old, weight 1025 pounds, fearless, sy driver, price $165; seen’ at farm. T. .‘.}!th The Green, Lebanon, Ct. sep: “FOR SALE_Cedar posts of any size or length. D. C. Leffingwell, Leffing- well sep3d TFOR SALE_First class boarding house; good location; good reasons for selling. Apply to 209 Main, Franklin Square. sep3d FOR SALE—2-story house; ten room Qood barn, Twenty acres land; in vil- rent. ~Apply West Side Silk Mill aug25d TO RENT—FOR SALE—A cottage house, land enough for chicken farm: newly painted and papered; Otrobando Ave. Norwich Town, near Glen Woolen rent $6.00 per month. J. E. Fan- ning, 31 Willow St. »auglid F. L. HU. UHINS, 27 Shetucket St. aug2d |¥ love inspires Of him on whom much is bestowed, 80 mueh required. e tuneful throat is hid to sing: THe oak must reign, the forest's king, The beaten steel its strength musé prove The rushing stream the wheel must move; ‘Tis given to th‘ cagle's eyes To face the midday skies. —Author Unknown. AT THE DOOR. Knocking, knocking, ever knocking? Who is there' 'Tis a_pilgrim, strange and kingly, Never such was seen before. Ah, sweet soul, for such & wonder Sept. 13th, at 8 p. m., at the Mt. Pleasant Street Schoolhouse, to terse and rational presentment of s cial conditions among the highest classes of present day American life, 'y $3_per day and com- e Wrench Co; AS. o : ug2sa Undo the doo No—that door is hard to open; Hinges rusty, latch is broken, See notice of caucus to be held next v Monday evening at the Mt. Pleasant X street schoolhouse. FACTORY TO RENT. with option o purchase. 140x25. three Lamber lage. E. W. Ingall &Y Market St., Chicago. e e S sep2d The story tells of the rise of an am- i 3 # FOR SALE—Eight good business|storfes and ba: t. Well Jighted Bid hi B Andbtortirm bitious youns sworking man from the | place in nom fation three mem WANTED. horses, consisting " of “workers and | 300 feet from teamnsteron’ % | Wherafore with ihat knocking dreary ranks of labor to the pesition of pres- X 500 sewing machines, cash registers| drivers, weighing from 900 to 1300; . R. Scare, the sleep from one so weary? bers for the Board of Education and typewriters to répair. Supplies | prices from 350 to 3200; all horses |junction and transfer point. Handy to B8y Digs uo, ident of a great iron trust. His gud- denly acquired wealth and position cause him to’ repounce his wife, -who New York and New kngland markets. Address GEO. E. SHA W, Putnam, Ct. for all makes. Cutlery sharpened, saw filing. key fitting, soidering.. We re- pair everything. Bring us your repair Buaranteed as represented. One fast pacer. Private Barn, 537 Bank § ndon. sep3d Standing room only was the an- mouncement at the Auditorium -at the Knocking, knocking, ever knocking? What! 8till there? New for three years, aiso Clerk, Treas-| A Bona Fide Guarantee David Belasco’s en West. “The Girl of the Gold- CASTORIA make return to this Court. NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. The above and foregoing is a true 47 FRANKLIN STREET, Telephone 812. Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE price. performances Monday and in the eve- : 3 4 clings to her old-fashioned ideals of : . 'da_bereby* sdlemnly agrée and | 2hry" aprio ! f,’,:'m':‘;;':!;:;f ot Sy Mocewme | e and husband. - e mgr;‘_l:‘!‘“; urer ‘and lax Coliector for one quarantse to make you no char || Sewing Machine Hospital and Repair FOR SALE—Good sheep and poultry O sELInh Dut uce Sl Bl E young and beautiful actress, believ \ il na in ful so 3 rm_in g0 good smaller fa. » than could be. comfortably taken care {uf'fC"alent and charms will serve | YEdrs\ o oal o by e en, ad|: Bresa Hall, Room B el 2424, | shifavle for pouitry, ‘wltmgxt bulidings TO.RENT xa altimgtinere: e and tende £ ’ to attract the best society. His sub- septSWM ou will marry. | give the 3 5 state no. acres required. Box 593, New v en! Open! Once behold him, bn'lfh;re t‘:l no qam:tmn bulx fl.‘:“ b"l: sequent ruin, and his final rescue. at A i e Yn ."'m e | sep3d Manager and Expert. | London, Conn. iy13a_ | Nes “""es and fenements. Him 50 fair. aver mcen at this- popular. playhouse | the hands of the diseardsd oviE SE f ch as Love, Courtship, Mar- | = 313 Jockson Siest Wiiimantic, Cona: | Enquire of A. L. POTTER & €., | Krockina! Knocking! What? st ; 8¢ | the basis of the story he play is NO lCE ivorce, Business, Lawsuit: ackson Btreet. mantic, Conn. ire s oc a and. contals mote varices than. any |Well put together, from beginning to . culations and Transactions of Al WANTED. Sinita ™ | 0 X e St ngre? * Bl syer presented here before, Every | €0 I8 no dull moment. no_ cesaation never to reunite the FOR _ SALE-Tarming teols, tour | 18 Breadway. What's the hour? The night ls wane #ct 19 a head liner and all won much | Of eager interest. Tt will bo prescate . separated, cause speedy and h: Family Cooks, General. House Girls|plows, two mowing machines, one| jy7d 1n iy A0 e applause. here with-a tull cast.of metropolitan | The legal voters of the Town Strect | marriages, overcome enemiéar.rivales| g gecond Girls. Good pay, ane gaod | 5orss rake. thres dump carts. one farm = = = T A & MY dnd marbat Y The Steinkert-Thomas trio Is prob- [favorites. School District are hereby warned to | lovers qn-rr-l-.-' kh;l': Y fotcec ot ol R PLUMBING AND GASFITTING. | A, this RlBcking! 16 disturbs me! P, @blv the biggest laugh preducer that G 7238 meet at the brick school house, in | blocks and bad lucl all kinds, 7o ,. f o Scires my sleep with dreams unblest! ever played the house. The first scene | Preminms Awarded at the Fair Ay Mondas evening. the | Ift you out of your sorrow and_trou- J. B. LUCAS, g P g g g S Give ‘me rest of this Dutch comedy act represents M R S e b vy ble, and start you on the path of hap- | aug26d Room 32 Central Bldg. | Beckwith, Admr., Est. of R. W, Ma s.est—ah, rest! the deck of an ocean liner near the o 13th day of September, at § o'clock, | piness and prosperity. ) hall. . The Vaughn Found co Rest, dear soul, he longs to give thee; ;o:‘.-n:l:rl:owfllrre';ésll-f:;g:z:t"lmfz;{; (Continued from Page Three.) to nominate candidates to be voted for | TELLS YOUR FULL NAME. TELLS MISS M c ADLE_ REAL ESTATE BARGAINS, 8 fy g -,‘;,,,,,; hast {..m“ dreamed of p‘u-llurc. 4 Teaty to; allght for the Mirst time on | bom, 3 Private team, wecond $4; R B. | at the anaual meeting of the District| 4y you CALLED FOR. TELLS . L S, 40-acre farm, good comfortable 8- Breamed ot sffix and goiden trepeyty Americhn sofl. The secodd sceme of | nceler: North Stoniveton, L privato § 1o e ‘held on the third Monday, 20th i o room house, 1 mile to village, 4 miles o e e DR L is claver act shows the same trio | toam. fArst, 33: Charles E. My eero:| September, as required by Statute. WHOM AND WHEN.YOU WILL “fllf sca' and fa(-'fls al' [ T o e et 1t Open to thy soul's- one Lover 1»-! years later having become tully | TURE"0. " Burdick, Stmon - Brewster, LEWIS A. HYDE, MARRY. f n pfll:l “ ley, fi ';'.":' 1-.‘-‘”“:‘;0&5" finished In | ‘urnished promptly. Large stock ot o ’;}fl‘“ o drssne g 4 mericanized and in_society e ¢t Clasc —— e e e e T T o L el g v e X oo | The triie gifta ne hrings nave ween ~Benson and Bell, “the English John- [JUJEes. : B v B ERpetev S EXQUISITE, YOUTHFUL, BECOM- | barn. price $3.000. i I e More than all thy faded dreaming iy and the Soubrette,” do a very neat | poown Teams: I O. Winchesten | Norwich, September 6th, 1909. Special Reading ee NG The best 175-acre farm in New Lon- | fan2Z “Harriet Beacher Stowe. 8 ; ] oarah, one town team, 5 A 5 N don county for $5.000. = — act, introducing their original Pajama | Gpavles B, Mavnard, Ledyard, one | - Septsd it A z o . Maynard, vard, e the Hair Styles which Miss | Several 'good investment properties dance, which is pretty and graceful, | ;. team, fourth $20; J. A. Clark, |~ = 50¢ and $1.00 Adies 1 Srowiie i e Bl Ve | o caey ot W tmentie, o Bropety VIEWS AND VARIETIES to say the least. Miss Bell who IS |y.qyard, one town team, second $20; KOTICE TO CRDITOR: be resigned to look old and ugly, when | _Three furnisned cottages on Fishér's B i ; a student of the one of the best known | L-OaTa; one town team. second #70; | 4p o COURT OF PRORATE HELD A bf, rosiemed to look ol and ugly, When | 1yjand at batgain prices 1 Clever Sayings ancing masters in New York, shows (& o o n€ER Rt O e O, Bur- | 8t Norwich, within and for the District . R snavle Y 1f yoa want a farm, country home or A : ] fer ability and good training in a very | {4 eam. Avat 335 Ju'dw;f g of Norwich; on the 7th day of Septem- 16 Broadway ::' ::fly .‘:;pf;!"n;:‘m wfi ! g:: city property, call at Hea"n and Plllmbln Knicker—Did sou recornize my pretty toe dance for which she re- | TG0l A Kahin, Yantlc, firsts, | Prcaént"NELSON I AYLING, Judge will be in Norwich the Entire Week of | TRYON REAL ESTATE AGENCY, 8 8 e g ben N g oo ceives a big hand and much fayorable | ..o vegistered O 1 C boar, $3; one reg- | Estate of Ira D. Palmer, late of Lis- MARTIN HOUSE Sept. 6th. 715 Main Street, Willimantie, Conn. s FOEORRIBNE, thE-exquakiN. s comment. istered O I C sow, $3; one registered | bon. in said District, deceased. . yisa 92 Franklin Streat e A _novel ladder act Is that presented | St°FS" T " 5, B0 T P0Gy @ Fe | Ordered, That the Bxecutor cite| Hours: 10 a. m, to 9 p. m. WAUREGAN HOUSE, Norwich 28 . nantipated Woman—But why of the iordinary and unlike any 2ct )Gy ¢ pig. $2.50; one Hampshire boar, | (ST Claims against sald estate within - 2 1 = % FOR SALE . i obr, s TR e e a7 gl il ,‘;‘,',;e,n:}",",’:;,n x;;(,,;';"}fi $3; one Hampshire sow, $3: Joseph |5 notios . to that effcct, together Telephone 704. septéd because! —Puck. 4%, . . Paradis, Canterbury, second, o pure | with a copy of this order, on the sign- Kind friends, a warning you ma entrance on the stage and keeps the | ot " (e " One Dure Chester lit- | post nearest to the place where said A second-hand D‘Ill’ Cart and % Sas ’ o = | first, one registered Chester boar, $3 ORBAEA DY Futi Samme. . . . I went to watch an auto race, / . 4 in a hewspaper having a circulation in g 2 prettily dressed act 1s +hat of the [J: B Falmer, Lisbon, S:’:;‘ prose reBls- | said District, and make return to this M. B. RING, Chestaut Street And sat upon tl?)'; 00 . a 2 red : - ; i one | Sourt. . B. . RRRTICT ) roit Fres Press. Benfield sisters, two clever performers | o' chegtor boar, $3; one pure Ches: NELSON J. AYLING. Judge. septsd p p of the highest stamp, and the posses- | tor sou, $3; one reg. Chester sow, $3; |* The above and foregoing Is a true Here-1s & 'pamphlet on ‘How to mors of rich voices whieh biend most 8o Cheste: 2. | copy of record. Spring season is over but we have a Keep the Halr. “What does it w second, one registered Chester boar, $2. | €opy rd. SiE] R e ot o 18 melodlously. - The nimtle dancing by | 3 en g " Hihon, firsts, one regis- | Attest: ~FANNIE €. CHURCH, great variety of them still.in.all grades FOR SALE olt says the halr can be kept on the Miss Dorothy Benfield Is winning or |{ireq’ Berknire boar. $3; one regis- Clerk. S roten, pelosds. ki, Mraiiings greser when not fn use’—Birmin- D e al tavor and the act on the | tereq Berkshire sow. $3; K. W. Brown, | yomicm.—AllL cregitors of sald de- marked down in price. i whole Is pleasing all Old Mystic, first, one pure Berkshire | .aced are hereby motified to present # Th Wiy ¥ Fire Stati Blobbs—Henpeckke thinks you are The picture Partion of the entertain- [ D1 M¥HIE Aot 008 B e $3; | oaned are hereby [iotifled to Dresent Mixed Paints, Muresco, Brushes and e property known as Fire Station the finest fellow in the world. How ment was well taken care of and every | gorace Howe, Yantic, firsts, one pure | undersigned at R. F. D. 4, Norwich, Decorations. No. 4, situated on Boswell avenue. Said ~—AND— did you manage to make such an im-. zeel drew forth well merited applause. | 07y '~} 000 ¢4. P, H. Wilcox, first, one | -Onn., within the time limited in the / pression? Slobbs—Oh, 1 pretended t¢ e rig] rothers al ‘ort Myer - ftter DI 9.5 v. | above and foregoing order. property can changed into two . be surprised when he told me he was The Wright Broth t Fort Myer | o “parkshire litter pigs, $2.50. -W. | 4D i forcgolng iwder. | L o P. F. MURTAGH r be changed into two flat ] hen he told me h b P g o “Here is a telegram from papa.” sart Zfi."i'r.‘o'.'ii’;‘?:fe?fi.;""r‘a“r‘"\'v!.’a?.i,'fi;; Much interest is reported by Vice NOTICE TO CREDITORS. = Tej‘;fa‘:fm‘ 92 and 94 West Main St | cheap for cash. the eloping bride. “He says for us t 3 n a [Consul W. W. Brunswick of Chem-| Aq A COURT OF PROBATE HELD Apply to either Fire Commissioner come right home and live with hin e e et o climen by the | nitz in recent experiments by oficials | at‘Norwich, within and for the District See the Poil '? il Spcchl Semun ¢ schpel Womicts shl | ik igme:” L NN - SH0N) by Tmanuraciurers o be the greatest sce- | in Saxony in overcoming dust on road- on the 7th day of Septem- ee oln or to teachers. would be so vindictive as ail that, 4 H ways. Success was attained with, a h v : ) _| sighs the eloping bridegroom.—Life. Tdaho, and other views of this pictur- [ residue from chloride of magnesium {n said District, deceased. the best brarigs, domestic and import- Chief of Fire Department. | o "o P P 8 and Pen- | uyoy, indeed, and awfully enthusiastic esque portion of the count; Besides | obtained "\thjmg[i‘m"fi_uf potash. That the Executor 'cite|ed. Try our 'Old Darling. You will septéd cils. about it. He has & nice boat of his BB Waniters 'of Nature, oftier subfects = the ‘creditors of said deceased to Ink for schools by the quart or gal-| own™ “Is it @ centerboard boat are When Womon Meet, Tor Haby’s | Tourists in British Columbia must | bring” i’ thelr "‘claims® “against | find it rich and mellow with age — e R, ook WA TR Baar 1t et be Sake, Liying Dolls, Dreams and Night- | be cateful of the e T e | s, Tats. by, DoStng A oonthe from | right either as a beverage or medicine. . FLAGS FLAGS a sideboard boat."—Cleveland Leader. mares, And The Champion Weight | tocs LB F oo e sfect, together with a copy of this or- See th Briareus was boasting of his hun- rohibits the dealing in or » y ce the point ? s_boas Lifter. same law prohi der, on the npost nearest to the 2 dred hands. “They've been with me gt Lol offering to hhu,\ urlkse!l the heads f;f place where said deceased last dwelt, s We sell Flags for schoolhouses. ever since T started in business.” he BROADWAY THEATER. mountain sheep. elk, moose or cari- |and in the same town. and by publish: Anything. ot in ook we willisine | KL "aag nege bive gone Gl f —_— . Jams S L » strike.” But this may have besn mere- Ll St i iy ing. & ciromation In sald Distriet, and 3 ’ cure for you at the lowest possible But th have & H ¢ ly because he never laid any of them off.—Chicago Tribune. “T was fined a hundred dollars costs this morning,” sald the own b ol Vest.” eopy of record % “The Girl of the Golden West,” from R rten T "ANNIE C. CHURCH. aug27d the pen of Davjd Belasco, America's ¥ 4 Childr = 4 Clerk, b See our 25¢ Table of New |5 the acroplane. saaly. “What for foremost playwright, and presented by 'or Infants an eh. i e } P. queried his friend. “My chauffeur lost 3 his own company, will be the offering OFWE.. All creditors: of ssidyfde- eet Potatoes are comin The lot known as No. 1, situated at Goods control of the machine and it bump- at the Broaaway teater on rriaay | 1h Kiad You Have Always Bought EAot are nereby motified i 1"/""' o ey % ed into and smashed some fellow’s aie September 10. It is a beautiful pro- anaeYgnes o nate nihe [ g o the junction of Mowry and Whitting- castle,” answered the high fiyer.—Chi T P X cago New duction and one of exceptional dramat- Bears the Z T the time limited in the above and fore- Green Corn and Shell Beans we send your garments after we have ton Avenues, Greeneceville, having a GEO. A. DAVIS, “Why do you persist in giving sen- ic intensity and while it provides great 3 going order. opportunities for the members of the | Signature of Sdbges GEO. P. HYDE, cleaned or dyed them. And the open- | frontage on Mowry Avenue of 1017-10 i iy T dompany, nbt the lest important: fea- sepsd Executor. |are plenty. ing of the bhox will mean vour un- |, . . e ieeation 2o Shakespeare? “Til answer thatquese ture is the scemery and accessories. bounded “surprise at the wonderful | fe¢t- A 25-29 Broadway tion by asking another,” said the theat- The setting of the fourth act is prob- Me’unl never were bfl‘!flr. change - effected in -their appearance. | ejther a dwelling or store building, and b rical manager. "whlveh play do you @bly the most gaczeous shown on any PROPOSALS We do all our work conscientiously e s, s pay your money for, the one that you stage. The’ curtan rises on this act Lettube, Parsley, Eic. and carefully, and- guarantee not to | Will be sold at a very low price. foel you ought to see or the one that showing the stage in utter darkness. n 4 Ys 2 injure any delicate or expensive fab- _— < ou oughtn't to?—Pittsburg Post. Gradually lights begin to break. shac FOR STATE ROAD WORK _— rics. We call for and deliver goods as T Ko st 'shiiey dosing: siatum ¥ ows grow and the foothills of the Si- ordered. D U 0 U . - 8 3 ke e A PEOPLE’S MARKET, e FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, all_ boauty:” said"the boarder. "Well the first faint-glow of dawn breaking SEALED PROPOSALS will be re- . 9, CENTRAL BUILDING Buys a 17 Jews! Hamilton Watch n | answered Farmer Corntossel 7 heas over them. Then the rays of the sun a ceived by the State Highway Commis- 6 Franklin St. Lalm @ye Works, . & 20-year Gold Filled Case. you folks talkin' about the beauty of penetrate in most realistic fashion,-and c sioner, Room 21. Capitol. ~ Hartford, o > e augldd nature, fn’ 1 try to git enthuslastie . the soft light of early dawn casts the Comtiontis Ot iTp iy o Wed!| aug2ia JUSTIN HOLDEN. Prop | yejeshoné, - 157-¥ranklin St along with you. But I want to tell you B AL U et G casts e o R e 3 R g 10.00 slone i you But’t antTo Wl you boundless prairie, revealing among the | [§g Us hcadam road in Towns of Montvile | A Fine Assortraeml of sep w ’ ¥ in" Before sun-up is & good deal Ny Frasces of ‘that prairie the Girl” and and Watertord, “on ‘the Norwich and — 227 Main 8t, Franklin Square. Buys a Waltham Watch in a 20-year | S50 the women folcs at hroskiset e utlaw just awakening rom a ndon turnpike, in accordance . k. J night of repose, while from, no. one and. specifications. 3 MILLINERY Real Estate and Insurance Gold Filled Case. papers.’—Washington Sta seems to know just where, there comes ¥ state the prices seae = 2 the soft 'strains of a male quartette ST Lee S Thie Eiate T ¥ h MUCH IN LITTLE SRS A Bing ot & msle ur iy Commissioner reserves he right at ilttle prices. Nde FOR SALE Also a full line of the New Styls A o increase or decrease the number o e i — feot to'be hmproved, after the comiract MRS. G. P. STANTON, Signet Rings. The rock of Gibraltar rises 14 BROADWAY THEATER. ' is let. oct1d Robert Burns, extra, 7¢ each etmont R Ko midway becween | Gold Chains, Locksts, Cuff Buttans, | fcet from the sea. g stpe— ids S! ermon . . vay y il iy o cost of the work. Any bidder to whom front, beautiful view, all-the-year The chief ownership of the el ot wark. § Anbidden &g ham 8OLD ALWAYS AT 10C. Swelling and buildings, never-failing | Jewelry. lines in Buenos Ayres is in the United It has ben neld by many that Dick. | Siwn the contract at the prices offcred . Wwater In fouse, well tiuited: boating States. ens was opposed to having his work i tusnlak s diirots o s and fishing, ete. vell adapted for dramatized, when the opposite is real- D:partment Cortified chieck. shall {orfelt. from his SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY. | 50,70k or bosrding house: It s said that 6,754 _of the 300,000 1y the case. bond,a sum equal to the difference in E COTTAGE—In East Nerwich, nearly working girls in New York get vacs B e 55 e g | price’ ‘bétween his bid and ti t 4 ¢; only te alk from post- s s - 4 R oo, Compertieid: which | WILL - INTAREST . YOU | B bidace: Sians s posciication: SPALDING’S, o v fooms sivim el )| tions through, churches, docial enter- Bt & Saritaiis Dickans cease. Wiy be fovering the 7% miles can be exam- on all the Ialest . B} ot rier: Resy {ooe sng Shekp Franklin Square. T e EERE25 the Brosdwiy fHeatis this ., Clork, "Montville, and at Ac H. Tan: i ekl Sanater seven| mariia A company of Greekais establishing evening. S ! ? phere's. First Selectman, Waterford, . 57 FRANKLIN ST. rooms, bath and closet: small lot, but in’ California a dairy and factory Alan Dale, the New York American’s DINNER SETS Conf., ‘or at the office of the State % near trolley and low priced. Install- at which the milk of §.000 sheep s to @ramatic critic—conceded to be one of | Highway Commissioner. Room 27, Cape septid ment payments received. ALL HORSES DIE be made into a special kind of cheese. the world’s foremost writers on mat- | Variety of stock patterns in rich’ blue, "‘:,l-m Hiate Highway Cofifinieatoner ri- = ST No other fi f rty | 3 ters theatrical, in his review of Ed- |pink and green floral patterns, etc. | erves the right to reject any and all ~ . For all partieulars of the above or | , 10 9CIO% TOTH O RrCPOTty INSUF | pojson from eating vanilia sauces or ward C.. White's production in New Johnson's English Porcelain, Wil- | bids. for a few days on! " $ rty for sale or to rent, - . jce cream thus flavored is not un- York city of “David Copperfield,” said: | low” Ware, Havilanl Patterns, Agt's| Dited at Hartford, Conn., Sept. 2, ys oniy \ b R gl bragh *| GET YOUR HORSE INSURED be- | known, Vanilline favors the growth “The dramatization of Dickens is a | Canton. Ware, Gi't Band and Figured | 1909 7 edll at office ou Franklin Square. fore it dies from a SUNSTROKE. of certain poisonous germs. Vanilla tamg that is aimost imposaible to | Sets at $10,00 $14.00 to-$35.00. et “GMJES HOMACDONALD, —at— septdd E. G. RAWSON, Gen. Agt. sauces and ice cream should be eaten e eIy, Dut oe in which ] Inexpensive American make in Sets ; . ) | | _— ALE HORSES 227 Main St, Norwich, Conn, | When first cooked or frozen. Botiane: chormcers o the meeny move) | 8 $500, .30, $10.90. 31200 upwaras. Yerrington's Temn'e of Music : - "Phones—0fce 560; house $54-2. | Lucorne is the sole airsh o tat q antly s . i Tablets, Composition and Note| T have just arrived home with as e ’ Lucerne is the sole alrship station By snd extifaptly “aet | FANCY GOODS Notice to Architects : Books, Pencil Boxss, Pencils, Pens | K004 lot of Horses as can be found | Junzid for Switserland. and & station houss RER S . ) Bie pair bays, weigh 3100; is to be erected at a cost of 700,001 I saw-Uriah Heep dome to the | . iR 0 49 Main Street. Ink, Mucilage, Lunch Boxes and Bas- | anyiner bay team. weight 2006, and N francs. It is hoped soon to establish life—'umble, despicable, but breathing; [~ "0 P2, =7 g ‘ EERIIE RO LRI SREMIAT kets, School Bags, "Straps, Rulers, | Others weighing 1050 to 1500. ~A Tot of regular _communication between this L aw that lone. lorn’ widow. Mrs. oChildrens Cragker and Milk Dishes, LABORATORY . Musical Gsods of all kinds ot o Grach :", 5 “"" ulers, | Cood Business Horses. Come and see A y en"sl, R Tt o Gummidge, vivid w! truth and ac- ocolate Sets, Tea Sets, ete. OF THE h ates, ons, Pai c. them. 2 ' 4 curacy I saw litle Em'ly painted in| Vase , Pitchers, Cake Plates. CONNECTICUT AGRICULTU! m— i “‘ J ELMER R. PIERSON. ~ . B e, - 2 Traddles, ~James Steerforth, David PLATE RACKS AL AR the iy dalises B L PR BT C SRR ATankiin- oquars Raom 10 "Phone 32-3 | the insienia of i trade—apont hia { Copperfleld, Rosa Dartle, and last, but | for dining room ‘conyenience furnish- | hly of thé Siat of Comnmermt paoms septid FOR sALE = counter with & yardstick, using boxes, S not least—Betey Trotwood. ANl had | cq wianciameOun streproot buitding “Comneered wion nd | AR ERICAR HOUSE $5,000 Sterling Dyeing & Fin- maylia fustened to the aide of his counter, for stepped from the familiar, and it was - as'an addition (o the building Now used s . A ki o B e e Rlde o e delightful to meet them.” as a chemical laboratory by the Con- _ishing Co.” Bonds CHIROPODY and MANICURE | ™ kets, o< necticwt. Agricultural Experiment Sti- Furrell & Sanderson, Props. MONEY LOANED Pay 5 per cent. interest, Bonds an are absolutely First Mortgage D g o For many years the observatory of Large Crowds at Both Performances. o ‘The many out of town Visitors | took advarntage by the Breed | the city attractions offered ter for this week, and thronged favorite old theater to the doors. was hardly | standin I fact, = BREED THEATER. Tuesday there either performance. head-liner, the great feature ntitied The Priies dnd the ‘been secured, and 137-141 Main Street sept2d s e FUNERAL ORDERS Artistically Arranged b; *|HUNT .. .. The Florist, Tel. 130, Lafayette Street. of et tlon In New Haven. In accordance with the provisions of the statute the Comp- troller will receive competitive plans, specifivations and estimates of cost for sald” bullding, which must” be signed and sént to tie Comptroller, State of Connecticut not later than 14 aelock noon. No 11 In the Bands of the Comptroller on or before the time stated. Further information may Le obtained on application to this office. ’ ,:THOMAS D. BRA REET, - X Comptrolter: Hartford, Aug. 13, 1903, augisws W SPRCIAL RATES to Theatrs Troupes vuiing Men, ete. Livery connected General Contractor All orders recelve prompt and carefal ention. Give me a trial order. Sat. isfaction guaranteed. : THOS. J. DODD, Norwic Telephone 348-2. Norwich, Diamonds, Watches 1 Efi i Ry P14 west Hateaof Tatorcal’ in bid i established firm to with (‘nAlhflu‘vlfill) B COLLATERAL LOAN Co. 1 Maim Street, U | _— ECONOMICAL § : means getting the most value for your money. I'can give it to you In R. BENTON DIBSLE. 46 Asylum 8t and gueranteed buth ss to prin- cipal und interest. 25 Shares of the Allen-Beeman Co, Preferred Stock. Pays dividends at tie rate of 7 er cent. per year. The company has been one of the Most Suecsis- ful business houses in Norwich for the last 19 years. Excellent opportunity to securs high grade investments netting good interest. DURING AUGUST | will be located the first four days of each week at Watch Hi.l, R. I. "On Friday and Sat- urdlz at ray rooms in the Chapman Blocl MRS. M. BURTON. Jy26d DR. CHAS. B. LAME, VETERINARIAN JAMES L. CASK, No. 40 Shetucket St., Norwich, Ct. Office at Hodge's Stabls, Bath Street.| House, 15 Town 84 Telephons 14~ | The researches. ot the vatican has been divided. . a por- tion Leiug on the vatican hill, sow llittle distance from the square of St. Peter's, bul by & recent rearrangement- ithe entire cxtablishment will be moved Prof. Flinders Memphi& have resulted s e unearthing of the palace of King (Apries, the H. 4 7‘"‘” ra- of \ ;;zpn:-r;- and a con ."fl