Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 6, 1909, Page 13

with A Month’s Treatment FREE! To all persons calling on him and taking a course of treatment during this visit, Dr. Naughton will guarantee to give, during the course, one month’s treatment, medicines free of charge. Let there be no misunderstanding. This positively means that no matter what the cost of treatment may be, no fee will be charged or accepted for the Free Month. Never before has such an opportunity been given the sick of this vicinity, and if you are suffering, you should not fail to take advantage of it. The sick multitudes crowd his offices from morning till night, and at every visit the lame, the halt, the deaf, the blind, the cripple, rheumatic, paralytic, and palsied, the young, the old, the rich, the poor, all apply to Dr. Naughton for relief and cure, 8o those wishing to see him should remember the Days, Dates aad Office Hours of his visits and call early to avoid the crowded last days. . Dr. Naughton making an X-Ray éxamination of the Lungs, Magnoathis Skiascope as an aid to Diagnosis. This and other wonderful methods of examinations are Free to all who call on him atthe DEL-HOFF HOTEL, Norwich, Conn,, Monday and Tuesday, November 8th and 9th. TWO DAYS ONLY. TWO Nov. WHO WILL BE AT = - | THE DEL-HOFF HOTEL, Monday and Tuesday, lnhgm : . of a letter printed the New Xofi.. yesterday, which has_ &l out for publication by &l ngton Wi Dr. Cook’s coun- that the majority Hamilton, Mont., Thursday night, had by Muz?'nmw]“:d mtbe"tn F;n th; veraci! “the statements o WAT ‘ynnd Fred Frintz” in the Mt. K ey controversy. Mr. Printz was one of the party that went to the | mountaln with ~ Dr. Cook, and since then he has been very close to Barrill. On October 7 Printz signed an affidavit in effect that Barrill's affidavit deny- ing the ascent was true, so far as he knew. But Mr. Wack states that the following letter to Dr. Cook was re- celved from no other than the saine Printz: Missola, Mont. Oct. 12, 1909. Friend Cook: I am very sorry that T can’'t come at present. But will come and gee you in 'bout fifteen days if you will -send me three hundred and fifty ($350), and T will say that the report in the papers (that Dr. Cook did not ascend Mt. McKinley) from what I have is not true. Hoping to see you soon, your friend, NORWICH, DAYS ONLY, 8th and 3th included, absolutely FRED PRINTZ. On the face of it, Printz in this let- ter offered to come east for $350 and make a statement contrary in its tenor to the affidavit he has made support- ing his friend Barrill. Lawyer Ash- ton of Tacoma, who-took Barrill's affi- davit, now admits that Barrill was paid in the neighborhood of $200 “for expenses and time involved.” Prin offered to go to New York for §350 FOR. THE HOPELESS. an | in 7 present in the Congregational house of worship, and thé synagogue also held a larger congregation than usual. The opening words of Rabbi Fleischer, who spoke on “Our Common Faith” are worth reading: | It would be only a pose if I pretend- ed to take the unigue occagion S0 ecalmly for granted as to make no com- ment thereon before beginning mYy sermon. If I were only enjoying the privilege of s| from the pulpit, which the consecration and the schol arship and the human worth of Dr. Gordon have hallowed these twenty five years, I would have ample reason for a word of deep appreciation. But, when I realize that never before has a rabbi spoken in the Old South church and when I consider how much his- had to be made—history, relig- social and intellectual— Jew of Jesus could ad- tan congregation of fol- lowers of Christ, then T feel like proudly repeating the ancient Hebraic benediction, praising God “because he has kept me alive and sustained me, and permitted me to reach this festal ~Surely such an occasion may be accepted as an augury of the kindlier , which ought to prevail always among religionists, since all have the Heafing and- Plumbing, _Msz Franklin Street. S. F. GIBSON Tin and Sheet Metal Worker. Agent for Richardson and Beyntes Furnaces. 65 West Main Strest, Norwich, Conm dec7d SUPERFLUOUS HAIR Permanently removed by the Elec- tric Needle Process. Leaves no sear and satisfaction guaranteed. Moles and Warts permanently destroyed. E. FRANCES BAKER, Specialist, Suite 26, Central Bldg., "Phene 504 — I T Fannie M. Gibson Chiropody, Manicuring, Tollet Requl« W these Generous Free THE NEW CURE. and say something supporting Dr.!common purpose; to promote the love ofl % Cook, but according to Lawyer Wack, | of God "\mlpthu bptt‘erment of man. | sites, Hair Goods, ete. ers The old fashioned, slipshod methods of| He especially invites those whohave tried the offer was not accepted. It's a queer | Just th indeed, is my theme this oct21d Dr. Naughton accomplishes a ob-|treating Chronic Diseases, with their| other treatments and failed : those who are mess, and everything that happens | morning, namely, the common faith ject. He griu almost to their very doorsjguess work Diagnosis, their drastic and|now treating with other doctors month seems the queerest yet—Springficld | and common purpose of all religionists, Republican. Ships of Stone. poms drugs, meh;l hmhhtrntmenu, afmt:xt- ”fiem‘h wifl}ouft ]:lp, continuing :o ang operations have passed cause of false e ment ; those who suffer from ;:%DY away. e modern method of treatment, ! Tonopathy with its certainty of Diagnosis,| which physicians have pronounced IN- and places within the reach of thousands who eould not otherwise obtain them, the| advantages of the latest discoyeries in mod- ern medicine. He gives to those who are Sprinetield Republican. Tabourettes, Plant Stands, Mission' Tables and Chairs. McLean as an Orator. unable to pay the large fees of the Special-|its mild application of Nature’s forces and| CURABLE, and which they have been The monks of old tell with wonder-| yy_gover: McLean's address to ist and mpxduw of & Viflifipt:"o%fls f;’medi“vp“ system of cure without cut- g:"‘blel? bet"‘:fi‘?i;_f‘;’l o ‘;‘g"&:"“ DR vt ,',,i',’,:}li‘;i"(‘,';’"”"\,j'“’],:"'\f’“:]" the D. A. I one of the finest trib- | A new assortment at reasonabl( ‘WIDE EXPERIENCE ABSOLUTELY origiultedmgdevolopedb . Naughton,| Weakness, or any disease, are all invited set. out from Scotland or Treland to | “giniicity of style, beauty of dic- FREE OF CHARGE, and aids those whojis to itself, and is as essentially| to call and place themselves under his care evangelize Armorica, as they called | {07004 clivation of thought 1ch . . need treatment to begin at_once, before it/and radically different from, as it is super-| during this visit, and take advantage of the northwest of France. That such | yio0inhy clothed in such words The Fafll“n Stndl“s 18 too late and case becomes incur-/ior to, all other methods. the Free Offer. a thing might have been possible we vk Mr. McLean as one of the un- 'y able, and thus by quickly releving suffer- must-adimit when we consider 1sual orators of the day. Only his ing and rapidly increasing the number of DISEASES CURED. present-day ships of steel. And t | retirement of several years has pre- | 31 Willew SL. his cured patients, he in this the best of all; . the stone age for ships has come agaiil | ventod him from gobtaining national ways, attracts attention to his Worcester| Catarrh, Asthma, Consumption and . | we must believe from a readi | recognition.—Watefbury Republican ; Institute—one of the langest, finest equip-| 11 diseases of the head, nose, throat, V| recent number of Debats de g | y © | Wall Paper, Furniture, Lace Curtaing rdud most_elegantly appointed & jts| lungs and chest cured. the successful efforts of the Italian — 8hades and Home Furnishings, fnd in New England-makes work ho is Deafness, Blindness and diseases of the| engineer, Gabellini, in the construction Forced Into Ex oct28d doing for sick and suffering humanity, and| eye and ear cured. ] for the Ttalian government of a vessel William Upchurch of Gl in a remarkably short time gains such apyspepsia, Indigestion and all diseases| built of beton, a species of concrete | U m Upchurch of Glen Oak, Ok- large practice that he is soon amply repaid | of the stomach and bowels cared | used in submarine wo]rlk Gabellini 1‘;‘;;:“:‘”1 “dw 'I"’L‘ l(ii\o’\l:;(hl“(\'\":uldh‘zzlreé i A % erime pxtend over sev- < & 4 ’ 2 . C 1 fo e ret axpecss el by Ul | Gonatiption, Eilovanese auaiioe o st experiments extindicg over sev. | Momhialn 1 it o am | Carriage Remarkable Diagnosis of Dis- all liver troubles cured. d had defied all remedies for two years, After six months he returned, dogging his steps. use Dr. King’s New Discovery,” he writes. “and after taking six bottles 1 am as well as ever.” It saves thou- sands yearly from desperate lung dis- death “Then I began to Bright’s Disease, Diabetes and all dis- eases of the kidney and bladder cured. Piles and Rectal Diseases cured with- out the knife or detention from business. Nervous Diseases, Epilepsyand all nerv-, cured. and easy to navigate. he is now building the Fastened obliguely from right to ease and Wonderful “X-Ray” Examinations Free to the Sick. « DR, NAUGHTON will have with him| and Automobile eft are bent timbers, after the manner of a skeleton of a boat. Upon these tim- bers is fixed a kind of wire netting. ous disorders, except insanity, E 2 Infallible fc i) g 9 i y rith the beton and | eases. Infallible for coughs and colds, ¢ g Spepentul X JRAT * Stk Flastr ond o, TS I8 Oy N e pbod. There | it dispels hoarseness and sore throat, - 2 Examining Instruments, and will give| fy) affections cured. is no necessity, it appears, for the be- | cure grip, bronchitis, hemorrhages, tln exsminations with the perfested X-RAY|Gancers and o1 Mali ton to be very thick. The vessel is |asthma, croup whooping cough. Goc ain ‘when required, absolutely Free of Charge| to all who will call on him during his| wvisit. By the use of his Phonendoscope to dis-| tinguish the sounds of the body, his Radio-| and $1.00, trial bottle free, guaranteed cured without the knife. . | by Lee & Osgood Co. ceL e el praopAl ATTENTION. swellings cured without surgical oper- R. NAUGHTON WILL POSITIVELY ations. § D BEAT Scrofula and all sores, ulcers and blood | troubles cured. then light and watertight. It is smooth and polished like marble ,and conse- quently parasites, @éither of fish or moss, are unable to attach themselves to the.vessel, which it is claimed, is and Kills Her Foe of 20 Years. DEL-HOFF HOTEL, Two Days, - - Chemio substances to test the secretion, more durable than if built of iron or “The most merciless enemy I had his electrically lighted instruments, big/gozema, Psoriast ; Monday and Tuesday, November wood. The docks and the bridges arc | for 20 yes Rodlares: Mok Tanih l rimmin X-Ray and the perfected Tono Skiascope to| pio1o zok. d’ and all eruptions,§ g, and 9th, TO PERSONALLY constructed of this concrete without | Duncan of Haynesville, Me., “was dys- seo the organs of the body, together with Pimiples and skin diseases cured. . CONSULT AND EXAMINE ALL any carpentry to assist them. It is | pepsia. I suffered intensely after eat- | Carriage and Wagon Werk of all kinda his other wonderful instruments, it may be Deformities, Spinal Curvatu further said that the holds aand cab- [ing or drinking and could scarcely ble for Dr, Naughton to positively| Joint diseases, Club Foot, Knock Knees,§ CASES. ins can be more capacious than in or- |gleep. After many remedies had failed | Anything on wheels bullt to erden etermine the presence of ase in any| Stiff Joints, etc., cnred bya natural gift dinary ,ships; there is no chance of |gnd several doctors gave me up, I :::rmm of the human body. This abso-| tely perfect method of examination is at| your service without a penny to pay, if you «@all on him at the pe|-Hoff Hotel, Mon- day and Tuesday, November 8th and 9th, ¥ DON'T WAIT. THE SICK MULTITUDES CROWD HIS OFFICES from morning until night, intment, aughton and if you would avoid disap] you should call early. Dr. makes regular visits to Norwich from time to time, to pomonallg his many patients who are unal his institute. attend to le to visit and bloodless method. Diseases of Women — Weaknesses and all Female Troubles cured without sur- gical operations, harsh treatments or| supporters. (Men cured without sargical and all nervous and blood troubl without potash, mercury, or poisonous drugs. No matter what the its name) or nature, if it is of a chronie, long-stand. ing, obscure or difficult character, our| staff of Specialists can give you full in- formation regarding it, and if it is cura-| ble Dr. Naughton and his new system can cure it, J. P, NAUGHTON, M. D, fire and no leakage o be feared. At least, these are the claims of Signor Gabellini.—Army and Navy Journal. A Notable Happening. A notable happening among the churches of Boston on Sunday was an exchange of pulpits between Rev. Dr. George A. Gordon of the Old South church and Rabbi Charles Fleischer of Temple Israel. Did it ever before hap- pen in New England that a Congrega- tional pulpit was given over on a Sun- day morning to a Jewish rabbi? Cer- tainly this was the first event of the kind in the history of the Old South churech. It is unnecessary to say that Consulting Physiclan, Surgeon and x'm, wlmy 44 Pleasant Street, Worcaster, Mass. Where All Letters Should Be Sens Muldoen, the Tyrant. “I needed exercise, a breath of coun- try air, and good wholesome food,” plaintively said Mrs. Edith Hall Orth- wein, one of the most fashionable women in society, here today. “I was told I would be built up, revivified, at ‘William Muldoon’s training farm near | ‘White Plains, N. Y. I went there, I withstood the terrible regime he'put me through for four and half days, | then went away. It is too strenuous for a woman. He is a tyrant, this| Muldoon, a tyrant. “I was met at the farm by a large and powerfully bullt French woman. 1 asked to see Mr. Mudoon. He came in directly, spoke a few words to me | in a quiet, gentlemanly way, and I| was very favorably impressed with him. Next morning the French wom- an woke me at 6 o'clock. I was order- ed to the gympasium. Muldoon was wutting 16 men through their exercises —fat, flabby, morose-looking men. He | ‘worked them until they were a pant- ing, dripping mass of wavering hu- manity. Then he made me toss a bdig ball until T almost dropped. “At dinner that first day I did not drink the glass of water at my plate. T met Prof. Muldoon in the hall in the ?fl-rnxn-n and he addressed me .in a oud, angry voice, which rang all over the upper floor: “What do you think that glass of water was put at your| plate for this noon? I wanted you to drink it? “I started to say that I did not know 1 was to empty my glass, but he in- terrupted: ‘Don’'t try to make ex- cuses,’ he snarled. ‘Just you use your brains, if you have any.’ “The 1dea of bullying a woman that way. So it went on; I was forced to exercige until 1 a'mest fainted; 1 was compeHed to work until I staggered— I rubbed all the skin off my heels. “I stumbled along on thé verge of hysteria. I dropped into a chair, had e chill, and could not hold the glass of water 1 was given to drink. I was faint and dizzy: and as this feeling eontinued, I grew frighténed and tried 20 talk to the French woman. But she ‘was crogs and showed such an un- willingness to give a word of assur- mnce that all was well with me that I felt worse. “‘I care nothing for your troubles,’ whe said, ‘T have troubles of my own.' “So 1 told Mr.Muldoon 1 was going. “‘Madam, If you thought I give pink teas to my patients, you made a mis- take.' "~Kansas City Special to The World. Dr. John Morgan’s Luck. ‘The Boston Post says that a mining property covering but four square miles and valued at $7,500,000, on the Island of Jamalea, will be sold this week by Dr. John Morgan of Boston. Dr, is & famous eye special- ist. Twenty years ago he was prac- ticing his profession in Springfield. Then he went to Boston. The late harles A. Dane once sald of him that | knew more about the human eye than any ether man in the United States, and probably more than any ;":Ar man in the world. ;f’h;ogore osevelt of consu im. The amln'muf:t' about his mining he adamits that an offer ,000,000 - has been made ‘As & matter ct»{u(,h\; p::::;ibl 1]:_ % cal- about ng."—Hartford g 0 Cook—The Psychological Study, As a controversy, the Cook-Peary discussion gives us a pain. It has been the worst managed affair on the part of Peary that could have been devised. Mr. Peary should have fur- nished proof before denunciation. But it has features of human inter- est. And now a new chapter is writ- ten. Cook is denounced by Edward Barrill as a monumental or rather a mountainous fraud. If Barrill is honest, Cook is a scoundrel. If Bare rill tells the truth Dr. Cook is the most picturesque liar of the ages. Barrill went with Cook to scale Mt. McKinley, Dr. Cook came back and wrote a book about it in which he said: “At last! The soul-stirring task was crowned with victory. The top of the continent was under our feet. Our hands clasped, but not a word was ut- tered. We felt like shouting, but we had not the breath to spare. The thing that impressed me first was the noble character of Edward Barrill, the bigness in heart and soul of the man who had foHowed me without a word of complaint, through hopelessness to success.” Barrill now =says that it was all stage-setting. They faked their di- aries, faked their pictures and that Co»ok supplied the brains therefor. Dr. Cook Barrill lies. But sup- pose Barrill does not lie. Think of what this makes Cook—the legitimate | successor of those eminent gentlemen of excessive imagination such as Chat- terston of Ireland in INterature; Jo- seph Smith in religion; Caglistro in | science and necromancy and the chap who struck Billy Patterson in the | world of flact. At last he becomes a | psychological gtudy, @ sphinx! Wheth- er scoundrel or martyr he is great. For who is so daring as he who as- pires to be the tip-topper of the con- tinent, of the world and of the noble | army of fakirs? By all means, send post haste to the fummit of 'Mt. McKinley. Organize a North Pole expedition! Fly! Let's find out the truth and be ready to give the charming and picturesque Cook either thfl; laurel or the rue.—Lewiston Jour- nal. Ve Happy New England. New Orleans and Galveston got it three weeks ago and Key West was | only lucky at the time of the former hurricane. Just about the time northerners are half persuaded and lured south by the siren songs from Florida, Mexico and the land between, | the Gulf kicks up some kind of dis- turtance which reaches on shore and up around the Atlanitc coast, sending adventurous consumers of Ponce de Leon dope scurrying back to their more hospitable haunts away from the Gulf Streamys influence, + It's the same way in regard to the lure in the west. Lulled into the de- | lusion that the sun is sunnier, the rain wetter and the crops grow dif- ferently in Kansas or Oklahoma if yvou will, the New Englander begins to put on his “Westward, Ho!” clothes, when 1o! a blizzard, with cyclone trimmings, breaks lose in the Texas ‘panhandle and snorts up in the direction of the Canadian border, leaving enough in its track to keep the papers publish- ing casualty lsts for a pair of weeks. 8o it goes all the way from Council Bluffs to the coast and from Seattle to Santa Barbara.—Brockton iTmes. The, Turkish turban contains about 20 yards of material | both congregations were giv courses of an unusually edify There were fully 1,500 persons He Made Good. Guy €. Bannard received a regis- tered letter yesterday bearing a Boise City, Idaho, postmarik, and containing a $100 bill. The letter said: “Your kind loan, made 1o mc last May, returned ‘with interest. Have made good, mostly owing to your gen- erosity. GRATEFUL BOB.” Mr. Bannard says that one day last May a young man called at his home and asked for the opportunity to work at anything which would enable him to earn a meal. He had none of the| characteridtics of the common tramp. | Bannard was mowing the lawn at the time, and he turned the machine over ‘to the fellow to complete the job. ‘When the work was done Bannard had his servant prepare a meal, which the man ate as though nearly famish- ed. The stranger told Bannard that he was a graduate of Harvard univer- sity, of which he had himself at one time teen a student. He would not give his name or tell how he came to be so hard up. He said that if he could earn $20 it would carry him right. Bannard was so strongly impressed | that the stranger was telling the truth | that he offered to loan him $20. The | man said he would take it on condition that he be allowed to repay the loan with interest. He took the money and | went away, and Bannard heard no more of him until yesterday.—Cald- well (N. J.) Dispatch. End of Willie Boy. Only last week the country at large was made cognizant of the existence of one “Willie Boy,” when' the presi- dent ou circuit whizzed through Willie land. Now news comes that Willie Boy is dead, by his own hand, where a sheriff’s posse had him cor- | nered prepared to take him alive or| dead. This Plute desperado was the terror of San Bernandino county, Cal | There was nothing pleturesque about“ him except the name that some fanci-! ful person long ago bestowed upon | him. His recent crimes include the | murder of an old man and a child. ‘When Mr. Taft passed through Red- lands one of the four divisions of de- terminz) man-huntcrs was just faring | forth for the desert where Willie Boy | was known to have fled. *“When I} come back it will be because Willie Boy is dead,” the sheriff swere. Thev hunted him to Bullion Mountain, on the sum- mit of whi“k they found his body, hks' rifle with the last cartridge emptied beside it.—Providence Journal. ture. What It Dees for JEFFERSCN KING D.D S, Originator of Dr. King's Restor- ation Method for the natural restoration of teeth-— originator of the King Safe System of Painless Dentistry and Inventor of the “Nat Gum” Set of Teeth, Ete., Btc. All rights re- served. "X‘HOMAS An impression has gone forth th connected with this method of restu have written in to know if we bore teeth in on pegs! Others have an idea we set the natural teeth were originally. It i= quite natural that some ua tions, and- in order that they may he there is no boring, no cutting, no im ing about the work that is peinful chewing meat, eating candy, toast, fort they would enjoy if every tooth If we couldn’t promise this and storation Method would not be a suc ordinary bridgework or partial plat Airship Plan Stolen. Plans of recently constructed war- ships have disappeared from the ad- miralty offices, and it is presumed that the Germans have them. This sort of thing is presumed to be expected from time to time. There are mean phases in the profession .f arms, whether by land or sea, and so we have Dreyfus cases and incidents like this in the British naval service. In this latest case it is doubted if the lost plans will e of muech value to those who have them, and probably what is true about them is true of most stolen plans. The staff that cannot from an outside in- spection of a ship, a battery or an army division tell what it is like all through is not up to its business.—Montreal Gazette. ? All Forms of Dentistr While the Restoration Method is dental practitioners as well. )¥rom tricate plece of porcelain work, our 1-ablic. Naturally we would do such wor done in a one-man office, for the op the very highest skill. They need Bunglers would not be tolerated in dental students. We demand the fin ating chair and in the laboratory. Dr. Jackson, Manager. Office hours—week days § a. m. to 8 Although the ne?mship is a century old, there are still more than 66,000 salling vessels on the high seas. Dr King's Restoration Method. A PAINLESS PROCESS Patients leave the office with these teeth in place and at once begin WE ARE GENERAL PRACTITIONERS KING DENTAL PARLORS, Franklin Square, Norwich, ‘Cogp, tried Blectric Bitters, which cured me completely. Now J can eat anything. I am 70 years old and am overjoyed to get my health and strength back agal Ior indigestion, loss of appe- tite, lJame back, female complaints, it's unequaled. Only 30c at Lee & Osgood Co. A Card. This is to certify that are authorized to refund your money if Foley’'s Honey and Tar fails to cure your cough or cold. It stops the cough, all druggists { heals the lungs and pgevents serious results from a cold, prevehts pneu- monia and consumption. Contains no opiates. The genuine is in a yellow package. Refuse substitutes. For sale by Lee & Osgood Co. Toolhless People By means of this wonderful method we are able to give back to a patient the full set of testh he or she start- ed in with in the beginning. All we require is two or more teeth in each jaw to work from and we shall not resort to plates or ordinary bridge- work in the process of the work. Your meouth will be free from in- cumbrances. Before we accomplish this result we put thes gums and the natural teeth in a healthy condition, tight- ening the teeth which may be loose and curing pyorrhea if the patient is afflicted with that dreadful dis- ease. All of the teeth practical teeth; we supply are each cet in its own socket following nature’'s plan, so that the strain is equally divided. One is able to bite on these teeth and use them in exactly the same manner as he would his natural They match nature’'s teeth so E as to deceive experts, They are beautiful to look at and a source of constant delight to the one wheo weurs them. at there is some surgical operation ring missing teeth. Some people down into the bone and put the 1ew teeth into the sookets where the thinking people would ask such qites- fully answered we will state that plantation about this method, noth- while it is being done or afterward. or anything else with the same com- in their head had grown there. make good on the promise, the Re- cess. It would be no better than es, y Treated by Experts. our great specialt~ we are generdl the simplest filli to the most in- experts are mt the service of the k well, much better than it ceuld be erators employed here are ali men of to be to do the Restoration work. our office for a day neither would ished craftsman, both at the oper- p.m. Sundays 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. PRICES AND WORK RIGHT, The Scott & Clark CORPORATION, 507-515 North Main Strest. wpriéd Individuality Is What Counts ln Photography. Bringing out the real peuoullq, the fine points in character, the little traits that make us what we ane. Toned down by the natural spirit of an artist intg perfect accord. Not a thing of paper and pasteboard with a ready-made look. If you want a photo of your real gelf, or what your friends see to love and admire, call on LAIGHTON, " The Photographer, opposite Norwich Savings Soclety. auglsd No Building in Norwich will ever be too large for us to bulld. All we ask is an opportunity te bid for the job. Competition is keen and compels close figuring, but years of experience has taught us the way to figure close and do first-class work. C. M. WILLIAMS, General Contractor and Builden, 218 MAIN STREET. ‘Phone 370. may274 Floral Designs and Cut Flowers For All Occasions. GEDULDIG’S, Telephone 868. 77 Cedar Street. y2ea ALL HORSES DIE No other form of property Insur- ance Is sure of being a loss. GET YOUR HORSE INSURED e- fore it dies from a SUNSTROKE. E. G. RAWSON, Gen. A, 227 Main 8t, Norwieh, Conn. ‘Phones—Offics §559; house 854-2. jun23d QUALITY 4n work should always be considered, especially when it costs no more than the inferfor kind. Skilled men are employed by us. Our prices tell the whole story. STETSON & YOUNG. may27d AHERN BROS,, General Contractors 63 BROADWAY ‘Phone 716