Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 1, 1910, Page 8

PROBABLY RAIN TODAY, COOLER, ' WEDNESDAY UNSETTLED. WHAT IS GOING ON TCNIGHT Vaudevile and Motion Pictures at dw: ca e o mtustrated Sonms =t Theater. Yaudevilic and Motion Plotures at M Br of Fittn Company. C. A. Cs at Armory. % Shetucket Lodge. No. 27, 1. . O. F., fmeets in Odd_Feliows Hali. . Waurega: Yo 6. K. of P, Lodge, No. 23, F. and A. M., #mécis in Masonic Templel Thames Lodge. No. 26, N. B. O. P., Emects i Foresiers. Hall Fose of New England Lodge, No. g5, 6- T 0,07 0. F. mests at §5"Main et Mary's T. A and B. Society meets #n St. Mary's Buildin ANNCUNCEMENTS For best makes of rubbers and at lowest prices see those Frank A. Bill offera, Cooking Lessons. By arranzements made yrtie Ethelyn Robinson, Ricth Century Cooking School will give series of six cooking lessons in Buck- fngham Memorial March 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6 at 2.30 p. m. The first lesson will be free. and the following will be pre gared: Parker house rolls, salmon sal- @4, ‘ayer cake. plum pudding, broiled aon, jelly and coffee. Recipes and ook hook given also to first 7 os Tuesday, a souvenir. ®ociety event at with Miss the Twen- lac This work was a New London. BREED THEATER. #n the Serpent’s Power, Thril an Picture. ong the attractive feature pictures the excellent programme at the eed theater Jast evening the exciting wiory of life under Italian skies, en- titied In the Serpent's Power, pleased wmost. This is a very thrilling story of ahe love affairs of a voung Italian girl, svho, being enamored of a young Amer- Scan fellow, is repulsed by him, which ®reatly arouses her ire and she vows @il sort of vengeance, but every plan « thwarted. and at the last she at- tempts to play the winning card, but is mgain foiled, and the ' picture ends &applly, showing the American hero wmnd his promised American bride, w s touring Europe and mets her lover Italy. s The Blograph company shows a_very me-qm drama of the time of Louis S = entitied The Duke’s Plan, which ®ttempt to separate two kindred souls. & tascinating story of the fruitless fThere is ecreamingly funny comedy, showing some new and novel subjects, ®s well as picturesque subjects both Snteresting and handsome Miss Wolcott sings her very delight- #ul song entitled The Ivy and the Rose, which was written for her. and pleases @ll. while the illustrated song Just One NFord from You has some of the hand- @omest shdes seen this season STONINGTON. Divinity Student at Episcopal Church —Miss Susan B. King's Funeral— Borough Hidden in Fog. The services at Calvary Episcopal church Sunday were conducted by J. Henry Oehld of the Berkeley di- winity school. Middletown, in the ab- Wence of the rector, Rev. Charles J. Mason. who is il John Gavuor who has been ill with Preumona, is convalescing. J. F. Jones of Scrantom, Pa. is in Cown this weel During the illness 6f C. D. Main with rheumatism. James Ledwith has @harge of hi delivery team. w Haven Road Property Inspected. The New Haven railroad property @about here has been inspected last ook br Trainmaster J. D. Galler: The Aiwodd Machine company shipping several carloads of s! whinery. The company Is working on foll time The American Velvet company mill #3 progressing with its carpenter work, the second floor being nearly com- pieted. Westeott Ames of Bridgeport is in town Edmund Prentice of Norwloh was a over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. %- P. Hyde Suste Duncan of Providence Spent Sunday in town. Funeral of Mrs. Susan Burdick King. The funeral services of Mrs. Susan Surdick King. held Sunday afternoon the home of her son-in-law James N, Rittennouse, on CLfT strect, were conducted by Rev. Georze Marston, astor of the First Baptist church, of Swhich she dette was a member. A quar- composed of Miss Janie Gates, Jotm Thlinghast. Benjamin and Charles Cushman, The Home Land. and Some Time We'll Tnderstand There was & ®er of floral pteces. Buris Stonington cemetery. Mrs. Waiter Hammond of Newport s in town Fog Warnings for Twenty-four Hours. Heeve fog blew in Sunday night and eontimued through Monday: fox whi ties and the bells were heard con- stantly for twenty-four hours. F. D. Hatch of Wisconsin is a caller $n town. L. A Newman of Pittsburg, Pa. is n town this week Miss Maucde Vergason of Hartford s viséting here. NOANK “Unknown Man Killed by Colonial Ex- ~ress—Sloop Remodsied—Fire Com- pany May Celebrate Anmiversary. The crufsing sioep Princto, owned ®5 Capt Parmenus Wilcox of Flsk ecs island, has been remodeled and wonverted ifto a motor boat. The loop, which was originally 21 feet, been cut,in two and six feot added £ legnth: she has been widened ora . practically making a mew boat and changing her model to ®uch am extent that the old boat is #0f recognizable. The old cabin has been removed and the latest desigh ®iow takes fts place. This is finished ineide in light oak and mahogany. the latest fmprovements have been ®dded to make the craft comfortable #or cruising. The boat has been mod- eled to accommodate a Lathrop 10- power engine which is to be in- etwiled as =oon as the boat is launched Captain Wilcox has built-several boats 4n the past and it has been his custom %0 invite his friends to partake of a fish chowder at the time of the launch- ing. He says that there is to be no exception to the rule at the launching ©f his new boat. Unknown Man Killed at Midway. An unknown man was struck and fiiled by the €olonial exoress while g the tracks of the N. Y. N. & H R R, one mile north of the ay station, Monday. at 11.30 a_ m. legs were severed from the body mnd the body and arms were badly smangled. The clothing of the man Sontained nothing to give & clue to his . 1t is thought that he is one of & ganx of tramps which has made rs in Haley's woods the past four or five weeks. The was killed while walking the mear the Groton & Stonivgton flk ma- | sang | trolley bridge which crosses the tracks of the railroad at that point. His at- tention was attracted away from the coming danger by a freight train which was pulling out of the Midway yards, and ‘the employes at the yard are of the simpression that he “was struck while trying to board the freight. : Medical Examiner Dr. Hewes of Groton, after examining the body, gave“permission for its removal to the undertaking rooms of J. Alden Rath- burn of Mystic. where it will be held as long as possible for identification. Talk of Anniversary. When the Noank fire company meets in its rooms next Wednesday night, it may be decided to hold an anniver- sary celeb of the company’s fiftcenth birdhday which will oceur on the 25th of April Another Cottage at Mason Island. The campinz colony at Mason island is 16 have a new cottage added to its long list. Thomas Squadrito and Will- fam Holiday of Mystic have leased property of the Mason brothers, who own the land, and building operations will be commenced as soon as the frost is out of the ground. Alona the Line. Fitzoatrick left Monday for trip to Hartord. Wilcox, after con- visit 'to her par- Sidney Wilcox of t. loft Monday ,to take 101 in_Attleboro, Mass. n, who is ill with home on Prospect nfortable Monday J. Henry orenc and ents West charge Ivan pneumc Main str Hill night Benja automo left for more c n L. Mull has entered the business in Hartford and that city Monday night. STAFFORD SPRINGS Fire in Sena Block Started Over Mov- ing Picture Booth—Damage by Smoke and Water. The fire company was called to the Sena block on) Main_ street about 4.20 o'clock Sunday morning and found a fire burning freely in the east side of the building. This portion of the building was occupied by the Bijou theater. Most of the fire was over the moving picture booth and it is thought it might have originated from crossed wires. The firemen did excellent work and had the fire under control within a few minutes after their arrival. In addition to the Bijou theater the build- ing is occupied by Mr. Sena as a gro- cery store, and_there is a_barber shop in the west end of the building. There is a hall upstairs in the rear of the building. and Mr. Sena uses the lower rear portion of the bullding as a resi- dence for himself and family. Jordan's music store is also on the sec- ond_ story. Besides the damage dome to the Bijou, Mr. Sena’s stock was con- siderabliy damaged from smoke and water. The othgr occupants of the mostly from smoke and water. Notes. There was a2 meeting of the town hool committee at the library Mon- day ofternoon. Mrs. Fred L. Wright of Vernon, Vt. has been spending several days wi Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Crawford. Miss Alice Eaton of Willimantic has been visiting friends in Staffordville. " COLCHESTER | School Pupils Hear Instructive Lecture —Indian Mision Work Described— General News. The pupils of the graded sshool in the Acaflemy, Miss MeDermott's room in the Ransom block and the students of the Hizmh achool were assembled in {#he old Town hall under the Congrega- [tional church Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock, when Prof. Moore gave an in- structive lecture on the Philippines. The lecture was illustrated by stere- opticon views, which Prof. Moore sent away and obtained. The Rev. B. D. Remington operated the stereopticon. The views were the best that have been seen here, many of them being colored views. | Lecture on India. There was « large crowd at the chapel Sunday evening attending the | lecture on India by Rev. William Haz. en, who has spent seven years in that country as a missionary. The views Swere excellent, and showed the mission Schools, ctc., with which Mr. and Mrs. Hazen have been laboring. Mr. Hagen sang a song in the native language. SPECIAL! THIS WEEK ONLY To Iniroduce the No Seam 2-quart -~ Water Bottle See window display. We Guarantee the Quality. The Lee mgood Co. 131-133 Main Street, ’ NORWICH, CONN. Mail ordors, add 10 febiidaw postage. building sumre.llonxy slight damage, | 9 Cents GROWS HAIR Cuticura Removes Dandruff and Soothes Itching Scalps. W shampoos witl;(;‘utc 'l-‘mcnrl mr&' and i ressings wit! ut ra, pr s "vent dry, this, and falling ~ hair, re- movecrusts, scales, and da.hnd_rufl, de” stroy hair _para- ui(euy, mthepirri- tated, itching sur- faces, stimulate the hair_follicles, loosen the scalp ekin, supply the ramake the hai ourishment, and* o Arow upon a sweet, wholesome, healthy scalp when all else fails. Cuticura Remedies are guarant absolutely pure, and are priceless for preserving, urif ying, and beauti 'ying theskin, scalp, air, and hands, for eczemas, rashes, chafings, itchings. and irritations, for pimples and biackheads. and for all the purpos»s of the Loilet, b, and nursery. and He had a larze collection of curios, photographs and' several of the gar- ments which are worn there. At noon Mrs. Hazen gave an address to the Sunday school, at which time several curfos, etc., were displayed. Abeut the Borough. Mr. and Mrs. William Hazen left town Monday for Middletown, where they will be guests of relatives. Louls Schlaich of New Britain was the guest of_his mother, on Pleasant street, over Sunday. . Reade of Willimantic was here m Elzart and son, Benjamin, were guests of friends in East Had- dam Sunday. The sacrament of the Lord’s supper will be observed next Sunday morning in the Congregational church. The preparatol chapel Thursday evening. Ingalls will officiate. Manchester.—Tho abstaining from meat for thirty all seemed to have come to tk clusion that they would have big dinner on Sunday, and as a T ¢ lecture will be held in ‘the Rev. E. C. e con- good ult there was a big demand for chickens on Saturday. A Nut for Someone to Crack. Why do people who do not eat pork as meat_continue to_use it in the form of lard? Lard is just as indigestible as pork. In a recent article on cook- ing fats, Dr. Paige Emery, the eminent specialist, writes as follows: “The healthful and economical solu- tion of the cooking fat problem is the use of Cottolene. Cottolene is purely a vegetable product, is easily assimi- ! lated, and alds digestion. Dietetic ex- periments have shown conclusively that when a ve{aubla oil is used in cook- ing in preference to animal fat, it is more edsily assimilated and yields far More nourlsnment %o the body » Cottolene is sold only in sealed pails, of special design, which keep it sweet and fresh indefinitely. 3 Dunn’s Cough Syrup An excellent remedy for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Threat, Efc. 25c¢ a bottle at DUNN’S PHARMACY 50 Main Street. janisd A Barre! of American Beaunly A 3 ib. bag o! Fancy Lemons A large package o: Equais A lin box of Perfetlo 3 packages of Bulier Thins Each for a quarier of a doila: PEOPLE’S MARKET. 6 Frankiin St. feb2sd ! JUSTIN HOLDEN, Prop 1647 Adam’s Tavern 1861 offer to the public the finest standar® brands of Beer of Europe and America, Bohemian, Pilsner, Culmbach Bavarian Beer, Bass’ Pale and Burton, Mueirs Scotch Ale, Guinness' Dublin _Stout. C. & C. Imported Ginger Ale, Bunker Hill P. E_Ale, Frank Jones’ Nourish ing Ale, Sterling Bitter Ale. Anheuser Budweiser, Schiitz and Pabst. A. A. ADAM. Norwich Town. Telephone 447- iya2a The Fanning Studios, 31 Willow S1. We are now taking orders for Spring work. Gur Wall Decoralors are arriv ing and many new things wili be shown. Aiso Lace Curtains, Uphol- stery Goods amd Shade work. jan1id . IMPORTED Wall Papers They are all in, also our domesti line, and the best to found outstide New York City, and at half prices charged there—with all necessary dec. orations, including cut out borders. {_Also Mixed Paints, Muresco, Brushes, Btc. | 1 am now taking orders for Spring Painting, Paper Hanging and Pecor. ating. My many years of value to you. P. E. MURTAGH, 92 and 94 West Main Street. experience will be LOST AND FOUND. LOST—Wednesday evening, between Boswell Ave. and Broadway, lady's dress skirt. Reward if left at this of- fice. marid LEGAL NOTICES. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich, within and for the District of Norwich, on the 25th day of Febru- ary, A. D, 1910. Present—NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. Estate of Walter J. Sweet,’ late of Norwich, in said District, a minor. The Guardian appeared in Court and filed 3 writton spplication prayin an order to sell certain real estate be- longing to said minor, fully described in_said application. ‘Whereupon, it is Ordered, That said application Be heard and ‘determined at the Probate Court Room in the City of Norwich, in said District, on the 4th day of March. A. D, 1910, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice of the pendency of siid application, and of said hearing thereon, be given by the publication of this order once in some newspaper having a circulation in sald District, at least three days prior to the date of said hearing, and mzke re- turn to the Court. N 3. AYLING, Judge. The above and foregoing is & true copy of record. Attest: ~ FANNIE C. CHUR( mariwl AUCTION GRORGE W. ROUSE... -.Auctioneer. I will sell at my restaurant, No. 40 Franklin St. in the city of Norwich. on Wednesday, March 2d. 1910, at 2 @'clock, p. m.. the following described articles of personal property: Counters, stools, tables, chairs, cash register, silverware, electric fan,’ dishes. gas and griddle stoves, fine cooking range, clocks, pic- tures, looking glasi una in _a firet class restaur: Terms of sale—CASH. Sale rain or shine, (Signed) B. GALY. feb26d GEORGE W. ROUSE.......Auctioneer. AUCTION At the Whipple Homestead near the Vil will be sold highest Thursday, March 3, 1910, at 10 o'clock a. m. the following de- ibed property, to-wit: 26 cows, 3 helfers, 3 yearlings, 4 spring calves. 3 Cilves about five. weeks oid, 1 Jersey bull, 1 Guernsey bull, 1 pair of oxen, & pigs, 4 horses. 1 thrée-seated carriage, 1 plano-box carriage, 2 buggies, 1 mar- ket wagon, 1 democrat wagen, 2 lumber wagons, 2 dump carts, 1 side saddle, 1 sadale, 4,000 shingles, complete set of blacksmith tools, catpenter's tools. 2 Standard mowing machines, 2 harrows, 1 plow, 1 land rolier with grass seeder attachéd, 1 horse rake, 1 feed cutter. 1 horse corn planter, 1 corn sheller, % cutters, about 30_tons of hay, aiso + variety of other personal property too numerous to mention. Terms—cash at time of sale. Should above date prove stormy, the sale will take place on the first fair weekday following, without further notice. A WILLIAM H. SHIELDS, Attorney for H_ Bronstein, CHAS. F. THAYBR, Attorney for Wm. Tord Upson, Trustee. teb24daw? MONEY LOANED on Diamonds, Watches, J¢ and Becurities of any kind Lowest Rates of Interest. sstablished firm to deal wif (Esteblished 1873.) THE COLLATERAL LOAN 142 Main Street, Upstatrs. CUT PRICES Sterling Silver Novelties 25¢ up Also OPERA GLASSES A few fine pairs, slightly shop- worn, at half price. John & Geo. H. Bliss, - JEWELERS. ——OPEN— Del-Hoff Cafe Business Men’s Lunch a specialty. Also Regular Dinner, fifty cents. jvea HAYES BROS, Props. A. D. S. ALL CEREAL GOFFEE onfy 10c a Ib. LIBRARY TEA STORE Iy24STUT - General Contractor All orders recelve prompt and careful sttention. Give me a trial order. Sat- istaction guaranteed. THOS. J. DODD, Norwich Telephone 348-2. Norwich. Florai Designs and CutFlowers For All Occasions. GEDULDIG’S, Telephone 868. 77 Cedar Street. 3260 Semi-Annual Sale On our entire line of Suitings and Overcoatings we are offering a 15 per cent. discount during the next 30 days. Come early and have first choice. THE JOHNSON CO.,° Merchant Tailors, 65 Broadway, Chapman’s Building. Telephone. febl16a ‘We serve a Regular Dinner every duy. Price 15c. SIMPSON BROS., A. B. Simpsen, Prop. 82 West Main St. UM T8 no aavertiing meoiii o Eastorn Conneciicut enal to The Suis defin Ior Dusiness TASdils- ¥ Good !‘l;zlth is hnpou;hl:-'hdeln there is ‘any derangement of the digestive orga Foley's Orino Laxative is a natural remedy for stomach, liver and howel troubles. It aids digestion, stim- ulates the liver and cures habitual con- stipation. The Lee & Lo WANTED At ply Attawaugan marid W VANTED Strons, roliat Tamen companion an car, val lady in country; wi 34 per week. Address Companion, Bulletin Office. marld ; WANTED —An _experienced person FOR SALE. FOR SALE—B. R egas for hatching, per metting Latham & Lambert o "It you want & large, rangey, FULL ASSOCIATED Puck, a-sitting o Spled two lovers Doing things © When their lovi 10t, two minutes’ walk from school and el natied and extra good layin ;fl{:‘ "dy lhl; “L'"'w IE-.“D h‘v.Dl;,un. ots an erels., W. E. Keach, Dan- | - Telson, Conn. marI THThS TO RENT. FOR SALE_Ten-room house, —h: TO RENT-—A large room on second been rented in two tenements, large |floor of Stead block, Franklin square. For particulars inquire of Geo. ¢ Stead DESPATCHES [} n_th oy the nat Jovers ® is fond and who can make silk and gingham gowns e 5 o e Cried: "W ~ T Rome: Bis dresscs for ohiaren Ad: | olley. "inquive ac o8 Elisabeth St | on premises, rooim 1. fvdsa \ dress Box 78, Norwich, Ct. _ marld ks T —Trom 570 | L OOMS TO MENT at 55 Frankin st | Later on lie WANTED _Tnformation an to the ad- |, 2079 BGGS (ke 102D, Trom, 500 |at reasonable raies. Yebsza | Btrepnon sir dress of Beatrice Talor. ToctntiX IS~ | Eges for hatching, 31 per 15 F. L | FOR RENTCottage of 6 roo e Lo oot b, Dorkin’ 26 ae | Kanahan, Route 4. Tobs4inSTu __ | 45 Spring Bt Enquire of Y. A, Balley E R e i - e ZOR BALE Bmall T Dea” otbe: | TTO MENT—A svail tenement on s DETECTIVE |~ SERVICE — Strictly | Bt £9°%,1 50 GHES, Tt estato paying | chanic St cheap reat. Apply West confidential. Al matters promptly in- | 2S0GIER, RS0 OG0Ty "Place Tor - small | Side Sik MilL. Yebi2d vestigated. Reasonable rates. Escorts | 50 e osee, Norwich Town. = - frbl 2 I don't know what can be dons 04 guaras for all occasions. F; O, Box O T kg g TO RENT—Store No. 114 Franklin | For (o plense this jeering on 100, Poquetanuck Conn. feb2sd [eb24TuThS o St. J. E. Fanning, 31 Willow 8t feb3. It we do, or it l\;te don't FOR SALE _Bdizon phonograph with | — — - o i, or 1f we won SATL CLERK _Y: 8 to 30 son D) Ph with |~ RENT_Tenement of six_rooms | soiie vt 1o Se _ yoars o Ml Cloric, Ecstiont chancss | Focord case and records, Address ERo- |and bath at 167 Boswell Ave. jnguirs | S} how e oS aaey ok 60 N | - WOR SALE Begs for hatohine. Co- | o mENT-—Giise- 2 eas we're ali / education an . - Co- we're all fooln, anyH W A_girl 1o nd work | 57910, T8¢ Tor I8 X *Norwich, of F.'L Hutchins, 37 Shetucket Btreet. llt!gg‘sl\lrlel’ Home, Blck' us Hospital. s':e"bezsé"' R. D. 6, Norwich, Conn. dec21d ol TO RENT—-Upper tenemens, LEGHORNS—S. C. white and brown | ang path room. Enqui; 4 WANTED—Female Felp in finishing . . quire ol department of Amerlean Thread Com. |LeShorn cockersis; _April hatch®e:|ford, Bookbinder, 105 Broadway. peny, Willimantlc Mille. -, Apply st of- |johs Curry, Yaatlo, feb22Tus | O MENT—FIrst cluss store in M ar’s boukha 1 5 —rezs | honey 'blotk, Weat Main. *inquire winds w FURS_ WANTED Deing__connected | o, F Ouls GmEAr sscondhand horie? | honey Bros.” Stable. Falls Ave. novisd e with & New York house I will pay West Main and High Streets. feb2id TO RENT _Desirable front office tra high prices for all kimds of . furnished rooms in Central build- furs. ive me a chance before you KEMP MANURE SPREADER in good steam heat and water. J. B. Lucas Albert L. Mills, Hampton, Conn. T running order, $20; trial allowed. Ad- octl6d DPhone connection. tebza |Gress Box 212, Bulletin. fob2ia B T T (Tt Ia T CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED_Ex- | ¥OR SALE—§ cyl ¥ord touring car, | Wauregan Hote i rience unnecessary. Big pay. lobe | 45 H. P., magneto, storage battery, new | for effices or dr aker; al igar Co.. Cleveland. Ohio. jan22a tires. ofc. large, ‘power ul and speedy. | same bullaing. s large, nlflx«‘ MITCHELL LARAMIE All kinds of | $500; 4, c¥L Ford roadster. model T, 20 | basement room, 26 fee | Y fare Bougie S dhd el 1L Fo, S CHRPen S kST stery. | Npply io” S iiai "HL” Bterda, " GetT Taxidermist work donme. Repairing of | {on touring. 3% H. F. storage hatier e, o Rbers Mot TSt mo. | Cukhiy_overhauled and newly painted | STORE TO RENT ac 61 Frackl's | Very old are we.me Iy covered. 719 Main Bt., Willimantie, | A- F._ Wood. Danielson, Conn. _feb32d | byyiiisay Moderate rent. Inquire at | rois in die maen lonn. Telephone 11-3. Janlld FOR SALB—MeDowell pnrt:blo oyen Bulletin Office. sepbd By Eve's nightingales No. 2. Can be DoUgNt very cheap. Ap- - 5 | We wala and whisger awhiie casm mEcisTERS. 7 to BEA° Partouir, 630 Mat 8¢ | X0 Mea Besemynt ot 5 Rramkiiz | Wi, ITalt Gy lyfewr!terl, slot machines, sewing ma- illimantie, Ct. Rt or similar ousiness. mayl7d Bilonce d slee RIcand” carpel swoepers 1o Tepair: | pom sAL T of 28 acres, ons Of Wmrunth cutlery ‘sharpened, ' key ng, | saw Py i oan. ot or D > filing > and. supplies for all makes Of | Eomr Hom Bt orea o Adaress Josoph - - machines. Open evenings. Bessett, B. ¥. D, Baltle, Conn. _febl7d VIEWS AND VARIETIES B FOR SALE—A good business, within e General Repalr Shop. one minute's walk of Frankiin square; | Three cheap tenements on West Clever Bayings 2% Tt Maln 8% & 5 ovmLEY, | Blseslie el siveked. ig frat clamy con | (LS o Enaul AL pidinss : 3 5. " Gver =z ton: for selling: wil doi ds Sl market, near Thafes square. Lz mf“'fl Eargain Thaulre at this othes. | Main Street. RIS Ot % Do) phes Jom SOt e oo s e e | Ponter & Co., 18 Broadway. Irank’ intoxteants in m WANTED room cottage, all Improvements. feb25d tox Post. Laurel HUL™ ‘Wiectrics pass; cony. — | Mrs. X Who that usiness section. 2 thank God 1 am Cooks and General Housework Girls. | terms to purcheser. C. B f. Barnham FARM FOR RENT e Neaw o Salem Road. Telephone #16-3. octtid | M FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. e e e ey [ k feb7a 8. B Reeves, Sup't. | , NOR SALE Coverod mitk weson | Farm o 70 acres, known as the [, Butcher—wit _you s SOrescnne. B Mankw. Denitisos, O | Johe I‘V\zples farm, situated on | quice arge; g : WANTED Asylum Street, Possession given | Osh hane Tt ittle girl ar COOKS, GENERAL HOUSE AND FUR sAlE April Ist. Enquire at John H. Mrs. Jaim SRCOND' CINLS. el i i Ford’s ice office, 233 Main Street, | o9 »et-—chicas J- B. LUGAS, ol years; good trade; prics reasonable. Franklin Square, your wife left Room 32 - - Central Building. | Inquire a2 | Uncle Ephraim OTTO STABENOW, Jansia lun tuk mab bed o teb17a Broadwas Puck ¥ B == | What is she PLUMEING AND GASFITTING. NOTICE! the ny she's getting? F o b P .| | FARMS. To Rent. |Siriasitrs “| A S0-acre” farm, new house, new | To right party, six-room fiat, with | ington is called the > barn, several new henneries, some | MOQSrn conveniences, on lower' floor. Intry > 'Cause he fruit, plenty of wood, land level and | Inquire"N. J. Avling. er telephone |4 00 many i highly cultivated, ten minutes’ walk . oV g g ‘urnished promptly. Large stock of n patterns. No. 11 to 25 Ferry Street | from trolley agd a short distance from - . = ¥ S Ldidacs & sanz3d Norwich. Price $1,250. bargain FOR SALE. paint a_ doorstep for t i - — v And now 1 '"Zf"&f‘;' e farm situated three mile FOR SALE—Grain mill, two_stories | th®entire house for } SR o T o-room | Modern appiiances. fne Water peivilege, | —1-culsville Courfer-J 3 : Bass daea. . Wigutes. sgobit ¢ 180 6-room - Cottage. . running | s you'll have t Heating and Plumbing, | ™7, 27050000 Fiod, barm, ant eutbundign ¥ | B0 e, s O s | A 4-acre place, new house (not quite Fiana, centrally Jocated, § min- | DIl of fare, eh? ' inva 2 F : finished), some wood and near church, | LG WA 5O SMUSES: OO0 PR | N AT Amateur pe 92 Franklin Spreet. Sieol ao® store. Prics -ouly -390, | 5 b PR P iR B marsd cash. Investigate. Lsbenen, Cogn,, Tel.-31-5% . JRUFIN. | gxpiutoall ey O 1 s F GIBSO“ 27 cottages and 11 seashore farms e o . - Send for Wilcox's Farm Builetin and | Tin and Sheei Metal Worker. asked the head farme WILLIAM WILCOX, | 136 Broad S'reet Oh, T don’t know - Agent for Richarson and Boyntos Real Estate Broker, | L Sart 2058 ve Furnaces. - 41 West Broad Street, Room 1, |l The property ownea ana o 1ess T tay is‘w;‘-’z maia Street, Norwich, Conn feb15d Westerly, R. I x,nxm! 'r\' l|r{ W. C. :‘\; ,‘.‘;m fralo Express oc’ < Lot his a frontage of 126 feet p —The Latest in Typewrllers— |§ 20 07 foier i, fedemn o MUCH IN LITTLE Do It Now THE BENNETT PORTABLE |} Dol iy voimans andlvcon ]|, mhe oret saction of o the Have that old-ashioned, unsanitary TYPEWRITER | Inquire of - plumbing replaced by new and mod- F of ¥ Zrn"open plumbing. It will repay you e e e L Fs JAMES L. CASE, I a . . in the increase of health and saving | 1", oo Tona e 40 Sheutcket St., Norwich, Conn. * of doctor’s bills. Overhauling and re- | “55 Bpion Street, orwich, Conn. | > be fitting thoroughly done. Let me give| Tel. E32.4 jan22d — you a figure for replacig all the old Elect ° plumbing with the modern kind that REAL ESTATE BARGAINS, - -4 o will keep out the “sewer gas. The | 4g-acre farm, #ood comfortable s- C ¥ work will be first-class and the price | room house, 1 mile to village, 4 miles reasonable. to city, $700. *] 4 acres, 1 mile to ci@y, handy to trol- ley, Tine mew §-room cottage finlahed in s ' . JF TOMPKINS, |ishdss sar ittt kel ocs, 1078 o= arn, price ,000. State . augsa 67 Woest Main Street. | “The Beol 1if-acte farm in New Lon- No. 213 Laarel Hill Ave. £ i = Beveral goud investmient properties 5 . f e tn city of S Rlimantic Cottage of 8 rooms, bath, steam F Th: nished cottages on Fisher's s, Brewn & Rogers e e s o Hest. Spleadla: oppecta are ready for Spring work. Painting| If you wanta farm. country home or - 204 Paper Hanging tn ol 1ts branches, | SILL Dropemcr. oall ot | - ov, || 2™ 254 Orders will receive prompt attention.|zys saim Street, Willimantic, Conn. JAMES L. CASE, poretd from Arge js;':,,", e g et s 40 Shetucket St, Norwich, Conn. J1 npa WHITREY’S AGENGCY, » the chief ’ T RBAN B 227 Miain St., Franklin Sguars. JUST ARRIVED. | S U RA]DS Real Estate and Insurance | another Cur HORSES; 3 Blg Pairs in ca TURBAN FRAMES EOR SALE . - | etk x| A o of ¢ ow? only ten minutes walk from post- J nd | s o THE NEW Office; seven Tooms: steam hent: in | Cheaper, at same terms. b Ragus o6 Sy £o0d order. "Easy terms and cheap. ELMER R. PIERSON “ T St S 2 Turban Pins amd Barrettes. pRognevelt | Ave. =No. 68, mear ihie| rmelephone Conneciion fevzia |f - Vith Sarge. weil cultivated gar- Hair Work of all kinds. &e5 Fasy terms. | Low price. . E. A. PRENTICE " w ow ¥ 2 Brook St., No. 27, very cheap five- the » £ 17 Chiropody, room cottage, with large good garden nit « compelled to > Very lttle money reauired. | has some eplendia tarms for sale in|ihe tall trees Chat ® at Shampooing and Scalp Massage, s | this Viein pir e s et & Wan stvest 4 Facial Treatments, | arkws. witis; aéess aod: iéases e dhusop ot T Manicuring. =4 ALSO Lester May ¢ i 7 marta mpany. as The Gibson Toilet Company, Spen 2 Suite 26, Cenfrai Bldg., Pine 505 ports of Alburg ¥ Representative of the GCOD- One Ijght Team wanon 10,614 carm of a2 wood at an average of 11 cords b WIN CORSET. Approved by | __ . 4f | car, or about 116,000 cords, thus m designers of faskion. p.: \ Quebee provinee. Every woman afforded the One Single Lumber pln ancient times Mosopotam Opportunity of a test fitting. world, ' produced enormous e & - | Wagon. gt Bt febl2d ing food fof the teeming g the early centuries, as well New and Second-hand for countless flocks and herd. Large Shipments of Delivery Wagon Sevorat Teiiah e ain company - wumplen of woye bes Carriages and Harness PRI Ste Mikee ram b ts the Calubar and 1agos SEricultor arriving every day. hibitions in order 10 sncourags | co" ar PURE ORANGE WINE tivation of thess beann in ¥ est There is many new styles and novel- Tor WRSSPOITC IV A tles. Come in and look them over and CORPORATION, - * 50¢ bottle. R ¢ talk them over. " . States Steel co . : JACOB STEIN, 93 West Main SL " THE L. L. CHAPMAN CO 507-515 North Main Streer. Telephone 26-2. feb10a f : N CO., | sinzsa WHEN you want 1o put_your bust t Bath Street. LXMERE 13 no advertising medium in | nens before the public. there is no ma: | FIN0ES ] TR o 02, ~orvora- feb22damw e S, o ¢ Bl | g columus of The Bulietin. Of $41,000,000 Ovef the gwaviots yoar, lcUn fer business results.