Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 6, 1910, Page 12

FULL ABSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCHES Te loses his head by trying to be an ; . IGE! : . WANTED: - J POETRY. ML S Ou mamt (e e S Gt or ThE || > e . 7O LET _From Aug. 17th for balance — 4 Pictures and Illustrated Son; tect his common sense as the old Cali- IN THE > "] ‘of ‘semson, lary seven-room cottaf at AL, e 2 X, of O ; m; | Pine Grave. Niantie, Conn.: £00d boat bt e ‘Norwich. Coancl ¢ e R R e e ol g nd bathing; also 2 , No. 307, U. C. T, |ting that collateral into his 4 & ai n two lots for i _ moets at Foresters’ Hall. Cherley says of Trumbull of the New et o TR Tea = & nicely situated.with good view of river. |4 NG the e qf the ! ANNOUNCEMENT: | Xork Herald, who thinks that Charley | Dy .i‘&, s Aama W, iaom, | Georie Gons, & Colt" A, New London, o ANNUREEMENTS ek Mon. Saiour docs ne know-<hat| Nguaig, Seakeapia. Tn [ Benkrupisy, | ohE ot i i $9 | MO RN pper et rooms | AN tHings wst ond : 2 ot Mien T Neddy Toesenfelt won't send me to the| i 8 = "o the creditors of the above named | fafice from o a N AT A, W-teot lannoh: $X: | ena storage. netn. s #ood Topair, 40 e R oot betore Bankrupts, of Norwich. 'in the Couity |l etin. Ofnce. forr Pl ealfipped. Felce 3200, Ad: | Hobere AVende. Thauire on premises. | A Jitile paln, 4 110 1 X t least give me. a R e o Tou Wit S o< Ay I L R greas or inquire A. J. Chase, 20 Ward o AL e w shorthand and writing. | ticket to St. Vitus' dance, after my bankrupt: ¥ S ANTED _ostoffice. il s 2nd typewriting. | 51t rew years in the senate 'Notice is hereby zm.. that bu the | rioe maneod) Lol tions Rt by heid sushd | To RENT_Upper tenemend i Pollort | All things must But doesn’t he know, pray, that he/| E 27th day of July, A. 191, the above “ IR SALE—Pai f black mares, 9 ehoes Snd oxtorde . Bocthe as §5|has the St. Vitus dance already, and (| named “were ‘duly" adjudicated bunk: | Noveaer Uane Mean s tint emplaver. | and 10 years old. welght 2600, trus | Browhing. apriSMWE | Where is the time for hope Thours pullers. big walkers and good drivers. | —SwonT WoOW o ront over Somers | A DA of wind and e | oxfords he offers at $1.48; mens $1.75 | that a St Vitus’ 0 betans tog | bay Js high and sure aee dpout ticket don’t “admit a— !|rupts, and that ‘the i et | Brow. Franklin sauare, top floor. Wum. | & Ui 2L SIS A ) icl 2 their creditors will be held before the | placs rma ‘promof Tha i 1 - | bellyband a little and stop running his on the 220" Gay Of AUEUSEL, A- D. 1910; | ontoar o v emon hares o My FOR SALE—In this city, two nearly | ™G RNt A fine tenement, suitable { Bnding waits on the briel | B e i furiously, he will 2 T w Mosler safes. For price, etc. ad- A . - Pecial attention to their facilities for |Senatorial auto so furiously, he 2 at 10 o'ciock in the forenoon, at which | pull ‘needed; common education suffi- | ne! 3 o8 St for renting rooms, $11 per month. John |1 the prize worih the s undoubtedly feel better. time the said creditors may attend. | cient. ik for free Booklet H M 63! dress James N. Lee, AgtL. E_Fanning, No. 31 Willow St. Jy30d ning? dotng paper hanging and all kinds of - a- prove their claims, nt frestee. be Safe Co., care Waurégan Houss Wen in the dawning the do interior Mouse furmishing. | Kindly give | Then “Teddy Rosenfait” may cons| zads | Eivig full parti ‘and explaining FOR WENT—New eighi-room _fur- | b1 ti them a call = ¥ BIVel or him a saint and introduce him ta heard as to orders of Referee for care|my offer of position or -a:‘zs back. | “TWO-FAMILY HOUSE and adioining | nisneq cottanes ut Loods Bl sion. | A1l things must end thut > s hould not, how- == = o Of [property of the estate and disposal | Earl Hopkins. Washington, ug6d | 1ot on School street, Norwich, for sale. - 3 . Saint James. If he sl L Powder than cream islike skimmedmilk ; | theréof, at auction or private sale, ex- A cale- | ington, Conn.: running water, modern | Weary waiting and weary BREED THEATER ever, saon have this sort of conyersion, | TOWdet Than cream s 1ke SAMMECTE | 1in, {he bankrupts, and transact such | WANTED—Anyone having a desira- 2 Union 8t New London. | tofiet, ' telephone, five minutes (rom | Glad outsersing and sad o 3 Teddy may throw him into Teddy's| being perfeclly harmless to the most ' | other business as may properly come |ble house of § or 9 rooms and lot, in trolley, ellent bathing, boating and [ What is it worth when Sensational e own den of most ferocious lions. Shall = before said meeting. &ood condition, with all convenience A CHANGCE FOR SOMEONE _The | 08hing’ ready July 16th: terms reason- Aol Western Picture Attracts | (W0 000, 00 0 ere from him in that| delicate skin and possessing unequalled AMOS ' A. BROWNING, at a sacrifice. Off of Washington, Broad- | prick house and barn situated at 34 | able. ~Address Box 31, Niautic, Conn. | All things must end that | o event about coon huntin’, or, as a and soothing power. Referee 'in Bankrupiey. |way or Mckinley Ave may’ fnd a|Washington St. running to the river| Je2id ; 3 Norwich, Conn., Aug. bth, 1910. buyer by addressing M. Bulletin | ang crossing the N. Y.. H. & H. R.| 5 “m Speedily fudes the morning t will h RENT-—Lo P! Ripl i e bl i & atr e e . N auged | Office. "All offers strictly confidential. | B tracks, will be Sold cheap to sett 1, o e L Bon. | Love grows irksome and wi In the roat :;};_"::] pigire :{Jr‘;;fi tell us how Daniel eanaPEfl"lron; "d“m overy box. Noue gemuine without it. aug6ad Sitate of ‘late Joseph Plaut. For fur- | BL3ce. 8ix tooms goad repair. reagen- tter. el Shont . ilar den and became a national dem: = 5| & ticulars, ses any real estate Two are parted from what w Rangers one of the chief attractions is [ ratic semator from republican Con- 3 i WANTEDafen wanted, age 18 (0 35, | JiokeP or R. C. Plaut, 141 Main St TO MENT—Honse 4% Frankiin BT | All things must end that | the splendid hor-er;mnmw dupla])'edlzy necticut? Lontdor'lJ ma:l;‘rls !\E‘PE 2hel;‘\?rue one g:“m;e'.;e%“ v:.o?":::dnz'un‘{-xnl‘-’nrd'lgfills a Sy16TUThE ;o rm};m"b'fl".v $15 per month, Ad- ’ ®Both the men and women. n the | \"RPEADER OF THE THAYER LET- | céit above the Noank markets. 3 2 ress Dr. D. ones, East Great Pimin. | Toll and pain and evening course of the story the leader of the TERS. Master’s' License for Ralph Packer. S e 0 IoaRl Ry can. FOR SALE Tel. 756. aprdd__ | Joy ia weary and sleep 151 gang of timber thieves makes a peril- | Norwich, Aug. 4, 1910. riends of Ralph Packer, a Noank [ We, the undersigned members of the | ductors. Railroad employing "head- TO RENT_Basement at 65 Franklin | A1) things mist end that hove hos ous ride over mountain and through are mad to hear that ir Packer | Town School Committes of the Town of | duarters—over 500. men sent to Dosi- | . ” 11 frufted, sit- | Ztreet the paint, plumbing John ¥ streams and down szemingly impassa- STONINGTON has secured & masters lcense for any | Preston. will recéive sealed proposals |tions monthly. State gt ouse and garden, well fruited, sit- | or similar business. mayizd conici ble precipices to reach the gang who e 0T %00 | on or before Aug. 20th, 1910, for the | Railway Association, Dej uated on North Washington street; = - are engaged i 1i imber ffom S S eeaB With (e Coohape. of 3 purpose of furnishing wood for schools | Monroe St.. Brooklym, N. ¥. _atugéd | also three acres of good land with | TO RENT_-Store at 56 Franklin St. PERPETUAL YOUTH . ihe soversment Amother {hriliing mo. | Death of Principal Charles T. Eaton— | or less. and good any where between | Bt RoNn o the ' prisgnt school eak | —wANTED—A woman for gensral | came. Will ba sold reasonably. Enquire at this office, L TR AT e S is where the thieves have cap- | Sunday School Picnic on Friday— | NQb York and Bortiand, e o | Al bids must state priceper cord A |nousework. J. W Maliett, ":_a‘.fxs.:xn FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, Ra bt ok vantes o & the government detective snd are | pige Jones Gives Talk on Birds, ago ana has worked himself up to his | be split fine enough to supply kindling. | 5t oF at house, 459 West ™ Open Evenings. Central Building. For what is age but youth's full IR e R present position, about as high as a | Blds from the lowest responsible bidder | BB e | 200 4 ‘riper, more transcend e housekezper o e shack, . v b Tastured - PuE will be accepted. AGENTS WANTED fo Introduce arti- elght of gold Bearing - their pior ana remembering |, The, O, Al hart, now ewhed |license can be sccured. AMr Packer | Viica "t Freston, Aus. 5. ‘1810, cle which helps reduce housenold ex- - 7-room Cottage with bath, heat, | g oo 5 kindness of the detective to her | 1o\ o Tprovements added, and | ocoan gome tuge of the Lenigh Valley A Sawara G Mansfeld Co. 1105 Chapai What $1300. Will Do! electric 1ight and fuel gas. Price | 57*415 Jgneder £rov in the day. hurries on horse-| . p., completed will be one of the |R R. Co. = & . HALL, E - hal Do $50. 4 ho 3 R OB VERNON D, St., New Haven, Conn.- augs v . i BT R to the office of the marshal, Who |, .q; " pjeces of dock property in the About the Wharves. Members of . the Town School Commit- ; Buy a good 60-acre farm. fine loca- Inquire of JAMES L. CASE, 40 || At sixtytwo Wie has begun: s with her to the scene of action [ PeSt DIS vop] ! WEEY | paVANTED _Bonrders 1n_tne_countéy, | Buy a &0 regfasm. fne loca: || shetucket Street, Norwich, Conp pidt, Seventy-thres bex ve the life of th - Fishing schooner Elinora Hill. Capt. 2 rom May until Sept 7. D 3 4 p : At SeTsnty-whtee bagins once. Bllac aetecaive™" M° e o e e feroatly cleeted board 0f ot | eeank Hiech, catme n Thursday ve: telepnons, " For dists ~ adaress | room housellarge catfle barn. norse Xnd"brignter uiline at olsnts-1 Bome of the scenes in this great|owER, oMERls WO ROl L o |nine. after shipping sixteen boxes of Box 63, Nocwich Town. apradTIne . | Phifieys’ Al tosether with a full line Shouldst thou arrive are enacted amid the glo- | NESURE sea bass from Fort Pond . WANTED By a _young 18dy Stenos- | of wagons and farming tools; $700 cash, Bl walt o D anl e Ak a surroundings of western moun- ioned by R d Co i Sloop .Louise, Capt. Fred Fitch, raghe‘r and tyvawru:r. a AMllon ‘s‘vl‘ balance on mortgage. Picture list. TO I E’[‘ ~Oliver Wendell Holmes S5 are gems of pholography. :;,. oty et P ;. |came in Fridey afternoon atter ship: | The Reglstrars of Voters of the Town = Bl usts TRYON'S AGENCY, e - jograph film en e ild's arles . Colburn, now of rov in, three = swordfish, the result of | of Colchester herel give notice that - illimantic, Conn. Fuith is another of the successes of | dence, has been pensioned recently by | & Weelt's caten At Bock Isiand Sey Wil e in wepalont at the office of | WANTED Manto work on_smani| 1015 ot Store 74 Main Street, City.| V/EWS AND VARIETIES the season and calls forth highest|the New Haven rallroad, he having| Capt. John Clarke of New York |the Selectmen, in said Town. on Fridey. [farm, = Must be sober and reliabls. Good . OloveT Rer s Praise from ail who see it been in actyal service for the past 45 [ was at the shipyard Friday inspecting | {18 b 1910, and Eriday, Aus. 12th; {pay for right party. Married man pre- Possession given when desired. ol ; Miss Hampton wins the housz by [years. He is well known here. the work being done on the Leihigh | gieigelc iy By e B Lo Bt e b E R L B m. purpose tin, Willimantic, augéd N. TARRANT & CO,, 117 Main 8t City | “How rich s he Imme her clever song, When You Love a| Georze E. Pendleton of Brookly: Coal and Navigation Co.’s barges. volling electors according to their de- | ———— S wealthy. He's had o Summer Girl, as she is compelled to|N. Y. has been spending a week’s Briefs. red: political preference in compli- | . WANTED 10,000 to 13,000 sq. ft. for mar17d eaithy e's had every operatior Tespond to triple encores nightly. acation with his family, who are| o . BeRE wlth Chapfer 565 of the “Public |ght manutacturing, Hext and conven: or ale doctora ‘coula"think of. ~Dtrol matbonrigie By 3 Mrs, . M. Belden of Hartford was of the State of Connecticut, Ses- 3 5 Shiny SoBIEcTS. guests of his parents, Capt. and Mrs. |\ iness caller in the village Fr sion of 1808 S ek Sermjesve - AgaENas N, Stiaetho PLUMBING AND GASFITTING. s haistha ot tite movel Sald W, I Broughton has rented the| Mrs. Carrie Cook returned Fri o L IR BE WA T seni it o 3 hero in the fourteenth chapter loy oc v | Water street to the Atwood Machine . olchester, July 29, =7 T Weat Bide Silic MiL aug ouse, ead stock, poultry, 20 Central A ¥l be married soon ir afternoon. company for storage purposes. e S et Bl Mgt ont venus. ham Age-Herald i A Rear View. WANTED—Man and wife. no_chil- farming implements and milk - The coneresation of Broadway | rrom Eace e Mise Dolly Whales of| A large antomobile of the racins NOTICE At SRl pIeges Twosa "owimer. || 1oy T2 auares daily, elce SLATE ROOFING e (orying In & troubled d church will unite in the services at|Norfolk,’ Va., is her guest. variety went through town yesterday rite P. O:_Hox - ! Metal Cornices and Skylights, Gutters | il ahout her serve oble Park church. Mrs. M. E. Hallett of Brooklyn is|and more than one verson turned to The Reogistrars of Voters of the| WANTED -Man as g_rlnelpu for $3,000. Inquire of and Conductors, and all kinds of Job- | i, her sleep.— Boston % e ing | pENding the summer “with her son | look at the mirror stuck on the <nd of | Town of Voluntown hereby give notice | LnE gociaty district sehcol, Address JAMES L. CASE, bing promptly attended to. T i e subject for the Sunday morning|and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Willlam H. |a rod in front of the chauffeur’s wheel. | that they will meet in Union Hall in | 303 Hamiton Ave. Tel. 3 auge: Tel. 119. Stranele foy: enistenice ANy yes service at the Christian Science rooms | Hallett By it he was able to see just how near [ said Town on the 5th and 12th days of - - 40 Shetucket St., Norwich, Ct. - Gillise-Conianie he have made will be Spirit. Mrs. Everett N. Dunham of New |behind his car other vehicles were and | August from 12 o'clock noon until 9| MWANTED—Chalr to cane in best man- v i 3, B wer. Mikolasl’s Tallor Shop, W st book of It today with o e Geeonevill Beaaopitional Haven is visiting her parents here. how (“;’flx;?slcd the street was.—Boston | g'clock p. m. for the purpose of mak- Tyaod olasi’s Tallor op, ‘ater St. e aua n nun ry 00 - P P D roh g Stanton House Sold. Record. inz an enrollment of the legal voters fyn Lite. B o o Tl i piract ™| ‘mawin Stark, Stanton has /sold: his |amm——— i, of saif thun 1o uekomiatioe Wit the | s ebrBine S 2 L IR"N c AsTlNGs *Did Tom have ck 1 TS B ETIN e a aeaei e LOST AND FOUND. 4, of/tho Publlc Acts. ; 2ol ANTED —Agents: Grestest agents WHITNEY’S AGENCY, B & Tanct iy s ghurch will be closed. The congrega- | "I W. Tavlor of Chicago was the | —orr o ARTHUR L. BRIGGS, Swner Duvs’on Sighi; ARy huetier can 227 Main St, Franklin Scuats. ‘urnished promptly. Large stock of | —1Tir-Bits tion is invited to worship at Trinity | guest of L. A. Grover Friday. e o ool LEONARD B. KINNE, earn $15° daily, = Charles Lee Clark patterns. No. to orry Brest | .niq you see the new ligh church. W. C. T. U. Pi Feturn' fo Bullatin Office or telephone Registrars. | AEe7cy, Room 49, Worcester, Mazz. | fleal Estate and Insurance r22d last. ni Uy yas t . C. T. U - in Office or teleph 3 . . r nigh Ye Was th : All the members of the W. C. T. U. [ 239-15 and receive reward __ aux6d at Ve G i original?” “It must have beer At the union services at the Park|i.ve paen invited to a picnic at Qui- = = | s ga10, o lmtomR this 9t e WANTED . Frparvisan ander e ety ihe _Park | bave ba o 4 Thames River Farm of 32 meres, on S. F. GIBSON " in "L Y. Graham of Philadelphia | 27b0€ Thursday. August 11, at the TRAVELERS' GIRECTORY. s SR B B g A0 S R O i Ko Model—1I think I shall spend preach. residence of Mrs. Jesse' Hall to g0 to the U id Fire Gun & | Cent. Vermont R. R., about midway be- T Sh Metal Work in Paris. Artist—How the dicken e L Sunday School Outings. i Powder Co.. of Derby, Goan. The highs | tween Norwich and New London, lon, in and eet etal orker | you afford to do that? Model—1 > E | est ruling rate of wages paid in pro- | river shore front beautiful view, goo: but I can afford to think I w LA H e P oty diied sihod B Re oot pak o T YUR | For portion to their abill .2:3-..\."“,. all-the-year dweiling and b':lfglfim Agent for Richardson and Boynton | lustrated Bita service followed by communion. a happy party of children. Althoug] —_— —— — . Bood facilities for boating and fishing. st n Street, Norwich, Conn. | your goat, my youns man et the weather was threatening Thursday | Wedd]n I ete. Well adapted for country home OF | gec7q 1 call himm Teddy Roosevelt At Trinity Methodist Episcopal fand showers spolied the pleasure of 4 RINRAIAR, - RORI L ETION, STy suah. Gent—And why? Boy—'Cause Sunday morning, sermon by | the day, the First Baptist church also - . S ex all pucticuline ol the sbwve) don’t know whether he's gonr J. T. Docking, Ph.' D, president |held 1t outing. goinz to Wheeler's ifts SEWING MACHINES, CASH REGIS- | zoF outn e oap-tied not.—Judge. university. Sunday school at|grove, and after a delightful trolley R TERS, TYPEWRITERS eall at Frasklin Square. . . 1 Bick Magnate (feebly) —W ride came home early in the day, the P 5 = Sl abitboss - and Bicycles to repair; Baby Carriage Jelod 2 >n the table, there? Secreta — children none the less happy because | S Z%ater way — the comfortable We are showing the most com- [l | Tires put on while you wait. oot Heating and Plumbin That is the - d00tor’s - medicine At 3t Calyary Baptist church meet- | of the showers. S absiate CIt: o ‘Howell .and Choss plete stock of SILVER and GUT A, H. OUSLEY, Expert, e g 8- Sick Magnate (relieved)—Thank -? wmo!:_e‘)’“;d!;’:e “g f,’,‘f 'l.it;'p.l = ;v‘:m pergfls:x?]r; of the l\vgflthe(rst}:e o W Crapin sate, staunch’ vessels GLASS ever before shown by us, 65, Frnnklinrbl. PR sfiul}olm offic 1 X er—thought it was a camers,—F past £l ct o wherry races w 0 on toda; at- e Vi o rt a Ve Open_evenin; un! X . P o B T and Chovaeid. e Riet o Seier 2 ¢ fhat have very comfort and conven- | § and of the newest designs and oo Aok e 92 Franklin Street. e hink TUL spend my vacet 3 i o & ne lynx,” said th t Pn-l.: Knewiedge of the Futurs, Ba- _ Talk on Birds. A delishiful voyage on Long Island best makes. AN D b of golf. “The giraffe for mine - lmam’ - On Friday at 4 p. m_Miss Laura | Sound and a superb view of the won- i = . clared the second flea. "I need Fices will be resumed at Trinity | Biras o the libracy. Besides hor most | Yo, Twyine and waterfront of New st e o e T DO It Now highest_altitude I ean find.”"—W Serv v 2 n rds at the library. Besides her mosf or} certainly supply your wani Family Cooks and General To suffer with the heat in an inland ington Herald. e :;‘:’:yor;‘);nsnv Sungz.\_ r-unsxst; entertaining talk, Miss Jones gave a Steamer leaves New London at 11 l::,ly':)r ‘o‘loschlrleliuwn ?edlchh' wibre | 2 o0 ihat old-fashioned, wns: nitary Subbubs—Swamphurst » 'y nion a sermon at | delightful programme with illustrated . M. Wi days o H B the heat of Summer is coole y ocean < " - g mpau & s R e, o o | St Beow | B e ou; e Fie Loo ot o Mo Mok Sirin. | RS Cm SORF | ivine’ oaced vy Rety snd el | punenihy piace i, (s, o ym; vi e o e 3 Jorth ive room cottage, al ‘'urnished complete, | ern open plumbinug. t wi repa ou have 1f here my w B Gy cogrmn il b i Baseball Today. sxeepieny wna wier 4, Rorth Rver (| John & Geo, M. Bliss Room 32 Central Bulatng. | 808 Colttee, S Eirulshed, cogplals, | fea opest plumbing. ki wil repay you e have ived’ wmere, “mp Johw's church, Ashton. R. I Congre.| Today (Saturday) the Stoninston | T 2~ ™- ¥ - % . 2ugsd LUCAS. | zs, lot nns 90 fest troritage on Atlantic | of doctor's biils. ~Overhauling and re- | pockie —Gee! Do you sup Eation of Christ church cordially in-|team will play at Wakefield. An in- | Farg Norwich to New York $1.75 e IR all Conventences. In'iha rear of | Otting thoroughly done. Let me sive |get a house out ihere Vited to unite during August. teresting game is looked for. 5 ¥ e - - this property is a pond about nine|YOu & figure for replacing e ol Record. fcrimt 3 C. Pnleps Williams of Pasadena. | A Write or telephone W.J. PHILLIPS, miles ong. and wwith This cotiage Focs | Plumbing with the ‘modern kind thet | rhat mans time ls wi s & ion | Cal. is expected to arrive in town on | Agent, New London. Conn. augt , a sallboat, nearly new, and ail this for | will keep out the er ‘gas. The RYAueNAL B JRINaNE At McKinley avenue A. M. E. Zion | (L ,05 XP LADIES? PRIVATE HOME for con- | 3 I8\ Rliiuion HUNDRED DOLLARS, | worl wil] be first-class and ‘the price | Tinute, said the —mathem d-ur:r BT ey, DD | M ina Mrs. H. P, Moseley of New finements; physicians attending: In- |or if you prefer to g0 to the beach in | reasonable. Ve THe ok m & & ] and NeW ! Haven are guests of Mr. and Mrs. fants ‘adopted, or’ boarded if desired; | September the property can be rented | of his time when I was n of Man. 12 m., Sunday school till Sept. 1st for $150, and then just utes of hi th ¥ D 3 apd Varick Ivcsum. 4 p. m. subject, | Albert L. Mason. confidential; terms ' reasonable: in-|pay $1350 cash. take a deed of the | J. E TOMPKINS, for advice and it cost me sev Jonah, by Misses Flesher, Butler and | . Mrs. Courtlandt G. Babcock, Mr. and & close stamp; write to Collinswood San- | Property. Possession in September, sand dollars.’—Washington Sta others. 6.30. Christian Endeavor, con- | Mrs. Henry R Palmer and Harry W. e F Sal itarium. P. O. Box 40, Hartford, Ct. | JuieCtl] Beptemper, ~007 MoneY from | augisa ©7 Wast Main Street. - . G v s S ey ana. | Bebencic Lt town Seelneatay on 0 or e g9 v tstisets ™ Eansportation tres in Gt L MUCH IN LITTLE ; . e g _car and great- & -4 space saver for small k Gone to Orient Point. est bargain ever _offered. Maxwell LUMBER AND COAL. R e raial Tding - William A. Wileox, \| | aiacf Noypltigs | || sz -n El John Ands left S i - 4-cylinder, 45 H. P. equipped with LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ol Audecapn ieft. Sjonhugton 51 every modern appllance. 116 wheel day for Orient Point, N. Y., where he 1 P 3 Fhliyers Fourth Latter. is to be an assistant keeper of the Ehelsea Llne base, quick detachable rim. Real Estate Broker. — M:. Editor: Charley Thaver says in | Btoe "Say Noves of B e e e ’ A baseball with & cor y Bls fourth leiter that he had prepared | guest of Mrs. Nowes Parmar = P¢ N. B. We have several cars, little 41 West Broad St., Room 1, . ; ot one of m Put while on that train of thousht hi | gueiror toresyen 1 iy, = The Prudent Man Seeth Westerly, R. L ignon FPulls Mupted it. to let the “gilt-edged”|™ \jeg Marion Lathrop of Norwich NEW POPE-HARTFORD, MAX- e t the Telephone connection (private wire), ford Courant fiyer go by.. That|pas boen vielting hor consin. Mice ao” | _Unexcellea frelght ana WELL AND OVERLAND CARS for s e " D in was loaded with - insinuations | re Whesler . 3 serviee dircct to and from tmmediate delivery. Winter Afar Oit or A0k luster urls Mizs Victoria v A Gar Zomsigned to Charley. B Whitman of Worcester is the | .All Outsife Statersom Call Yor Gasnaisraisien who lives with her niece and What will become of the prohibition | guest of relatives herd: > | o From Norwich Tuesdays, Thursdaya And Blyefll His Coal Earl years old rain of thought is uncertain. but it | 595t . J Sundays, at 515 p. m. ! y NOTICE «_for the New Coitlures — is believed by those who think Charley OBITUARY. New York Pier 32, Bast River, foot Prudence of this kind spells pro- New York city householders ars ¢ has still more “lotters in his system: - Roosevelt. Street, Mondays, weanes- | M, B. RING & SflNS gress, peace, poise-and- plenty. e L P I i Bhe ing for Killing rats and mice, and Tor delivers that it will come along on Prof. Charles' T. Eaton. days. Frid: at’s . m. { Hadn’t you batter buy your Coal - o, city is paying $76 a year for the schedule time as train No. 5, en route - - “Phone or write for folder. ! marz2a now ? focatsd In her rew ofice, Breed Hall » . Gents that are fed to the reptile for “Spookerino.” with propér oficial| There was sadness in the borough | P.S. Freieht er ived wnil § p. m Rovm 1 Bronx park. Sboard to provent all epirits from en. | Friday when Prof. Charles T. Eaton's €. A. WHITAKER. Agent Bitee hosen 1t & nan at the Niantic military camp, during |had been ill only a few weeks, haying | — o o . " igoge o Gt gy Sugtie " neering, there are 1% the who o his vacation. directed the exercises of the borough Central Wharf and 150 Main Street. 67 Broadway 'Phone 505 £00,000 telephones, and the lines ato length of about res say th i1 spiri d high sc 1 Amed pures say that an exll Spirit | o oor * He was loved ne o e kot | Montauk Steambeat Co.’'s Lime Telephones. entered into the swine when they ran He was loved by all who eame down a steep hill as if possessed of the | under the influence of his personality, | Between New London, Conn., and devil, ana Chariey evidently doesn't | either as pupil or friend. He has | Greenport, Shelter Isiand and Sa Har- want any such spirit to enter into him- | been head of the schools here for, the | BOF, Long _Island. Steamer ~“Wyan- 36l or “the cough of the pincs" (re.|past 1f vears and under the new sys. | Gotie” lewves New’ Londcn week days cently quoted by him), until the spirit | tem of schools was to remain as prin- | Harbor 6.00 a. m. has been “rectified. cipal. Professor Eaton was widely Let us now look at the flyer going | known throughout the eastern and aboard—if he isn't a |middle states. His wife and son Har- A double frying pan, hinge Lumbenr 5" & BURFEl iy fomin toset [ 200000 = OUR ANNUAL | and Lingerig | v and. t “I was run over b would-be sematorial | old_survive him. FOR EVERY FIGURE. ¢ v a pretty actres Plank of Connecticat democracy. Charles Thomas Eaton was born in CORBETS. ACTERTD D REPAITED. T Just hear what he says: He says he | Phillips, Mass., January 17, 1863, the S T was aver Tun over was by Soyrts political death. becguse he so | son of Thomas Cooke.aid Phebe Libby e hewns. i ek wagon,"—Pittsburg Post ion. ‘e are glad | Eaton. @ was graduated from Brown ped E 1 BN et Charls hu‘ottl;l!r go:r[§ u!\_;_\}"er!fhy m‘the class of 1885. w " s d w s S S R N i S of SPess Borik ides that of e judiciai he funeral services are to b & ™ e 1OW o the builde and urc -t Tl R Try our Steamed Beers atthese| WEH S€aS0Ned W00 | 5055 5r° 20,0l "Hit | we mave A mige Lot oF | o i He then says of himself: “How I do | his home, that it may be viewed by run on.” Of course he does, as he talks | the school children and friends. Rur. e the next few days we will sell many - F brick, of a mn:miu and Syeeial Exices C. H. HASKELL., | oo i s e .| [N§G@ FIS il of dg, autos, fl’leh =enatorial bellyband | ial ist o be Monday at Leon, Mass. - toi 2nd the coen up the tree.and if he docs : 5 A ia Wh s 5 ry prices. ) %+ and V. & presse when “courtin’ political death,” we NOANK s i A, e s e p g e i 408 ~ 'Phones — 489 % SN 2 Makes good Summer food. R o R £ think he would get away be- 5 4 F. H. KENYON, Special Agt. s larragansett Steamed Beer, 5| mayd A O A B DA AL MON. - SANDINES;: - SERIMS;| 185 U, / m"“mm orning aley Agency Raised 255 ozen. N ) 3 3 a5 B e e st = Ik Berighonmn P | s [t Con Schlitz Milwaukee Steamed Beer. COAL and LUMBER LOBSTER, HERRING, Tho determination of the aute, he meeds not only figurss but| Granted Master's License—Local S0 o SHEA & BURKE CLAMS, COD, “Eve: B sastic ana tha Srovabt z. on him, both in front and be- | Briefs. JACOB STEIN, 93 W. Main 8t. | 1n the beautitul yalley of Wyomin, i B T i ANIREIE ik e Perhaps his own letters, as they MONEY LOANED Telephone 26-3. ivia o the e o4 s | ivsd 9 made on the ofl falds of ' the S e R A e r ]| B iR T | ———— e T R RS K PEOPLE'S MIRBKET, |:rs: s i ciion: sipseat, bas aey | Over the editor of the Courant and|ina Newnh dory Logtmond agency on mest Rates of Interes o IE and heater, 6 Franklin St. 2, in the. probable value &nd. ox Ploodies his own nose. ad raised the prices | i established firm to desi with. We are the ts for Rax P MISS M. C. ADLES, s e R of Triniand, on lobsters to 16 cents sty (Estabilshed 1372.) i [ s + I he is & senatorial bellyband, when | Caley Haley agency. Friges moon el Eireet: "where the best ach. | Roofns. one of the best roofiags known Sl e Phosphates In bulk from th » THE COLLATERAL LOAN CO. Franklin Street, where the best facil- | fonns: OO . ; . Jy29a raised the price to 13 cents straight 142 dtain Street. Upsea ities for storing, Purs have been In- p . : - ird gialiod.” ring” Yours o' ine and have | JOHN A. MORGAN & SON. s b 1 ports of the Unitad States forr an advance of two cents on the Ham- them repaired. dyed and stored for the bortant CAFRD. inte; Rottadies : L 2 mond price and three cents on the f the for- summer. The Parted Pompadour Is the newest E : 25 5 s raisell ‘the: MME. TAFT, Telephone 254-3. apri6TThS Fears off a woman’s age. insuring that Tany, the DUICH fagtorite penet JUSTIN HOLDEN Prop. 2 price over that of the Hammony theul iful ce &% Previousty when the P _FALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT, | TRk au oo desive, “Aui Miss | Hoadauarters for Best Ales, Lagers, | pualiy ‘provabiy 80,000 070,001 5 agency raised the price the. other | % i Adles about it. Telephone or write Eto., in Town. AL of these phosphates ae o = You Have Bought |aecncies Faised dhetr rices o eons | BoW tocatea at 619 Bank sweet, New | (Geperal Contractor 1 __ .| for early appointment = She will be in ] AU, haed. Paoses s g . y Eorm Wi e former 'one - 155e< the :g«.% suisa ! 1 Norwichy otfive’ wodk of "Augus Il | JAMES O'CONNELL.”Proprietor. | . X raise/Friday puts a new aspect ongihe | g Al orders racelve prompt and careful and il Sxtuhe R s "eW- | Telepnone 507. octsd matter. The local SFemy Kidney Pilis. attentior. Giye me a trial order. Set- and Lebigh | NonwicH_wanrexnn House, St Plerre vemsela—that s, those That: prices Will cantinus 3o si s 3 g | Sereats et : ’ NIEW YORK—210 Weat 1116h bt s o ety o nce, | Fonie in quaiity and action, quick in| 1sfaction guaran B b oty HAVE YOUR Bexont ) 3 o 704, 4 “at; Bummness engsed, wre xempt 3 as this is the best month in the sea- nilts. For backache, headache, diz- ., son for lobsters. One lobsterman S&ld | Jiness, nervoumoss iners ecnar | THOS. J. DODD, Norwich urder the new law. from harbor o your health sound, to avoid [ Friday that #f the prices continned. to 4 E Oagab i i Iy thise vessels hud ) : (30 sonserve | advalice at (e prefent Taic he woul R e <5904 | Telophone S92 Norwich, . F R s iia vt v Watches and Clocks Repaired |- Milar 1o thase pald by - for: E eys | season. g relire S . WHEN you want t5 put your busi NARRAGANSETT BANQUET ALE. FRISWELL, gigners, Prench ahipping proper aiid E The raise will probably aftect | o FHBRE 2 no advertising medium in | ness before the public. there is no ‘me’ AR Family irads supplied at $0c per dox g ‘1 s reg! o8 n other Vrench col N ot aftegt jthe F!Me'fi Connecticut cqual to The Bul- | dium better,tl thro the advertis- ol 13 A led ciles are requingd to pay dues as un few London lobstermen, as the New | Iciin for business resulls, ing tolumns of The Dullermr = ey “ | c. B Wrighi 8 Cove St TeL octsoa | juniidaw 25-27 Franklin Street. | der' the old regulutions.