Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 3, 1910, Page 12

FAMR TODAY. INCREASING CLOUDINESS TUESD. ORWICH, couu,:.uounm'r. OCT. 3, 1910. — WHAT IS GOING ON TONIGHT Vaudeville and moving pictures at Poli's, Vaideville and motion pictures at the Auditorium. Annual Town Meeting in Town Hall Court of Common Council Meeting. Mus!calo by a\vauon Army in T. A, dge, 11, I. O. O. F., meets in 084 Fetioms Hall Thames Union, No. 137, U. B. of C. and J. of A, mests in Lucas Block. Norwich Aerfe, No. 367, F. O. E., mcou in Fagles’ Flall. Hall. Sedwick Camp, No. 4, 8. of V., meets im Buckingham Memorial. ANNOUNCEMENTS Miss M. C. Adles will be in Norwich all this weck. See adv. W. (. T. U .meeting today at 3 p. m No. 36 Shetucket street, room 2. Dele- ®ates to be appointed for the state con- ventlon. THE AUDITOR|UM The Rafbmu band, which opens at this popular playvhouse this afternoon, is one of the biggest attractions in _this line that has ever been seen on a Nor- wich vaudeville stage. Besides being talented musicians, these ten artists are clever vaudeville performers and intersperse their musical entertain- ment with pleasing vaudeville stunts, which will surely make a hit. BEvery afternoon at 2 p. m. and every svening at 7.15 this band will give a concert in front of the Auditorium, and an one wishing to hear several good live- lv selections by a band of talented musiciahs may do so without cost. A mest pretentious offering i sthat pre. =ented by the Rosalie sisters, two pret- ty girls who introduce singing, fancy dancing and a line of new and original tallc which is sure tq catch the crowd. There will be othér strong attrac- tions. including a very good novelty Juggling act. Our flickerless cameragraph is still here and showing some very fine pic- tures: Commencing today there will be pre- mented at Poli's an extraordinary vaudeville bill, consisting of some of the est and best acts in vaudeville. Headlined on this bill is Clara Belle Jerome & Co., who are seen in a mus- ical comedy entititled “Joyland.” Miss Jerome is assisted In this act by Wil- liam Seymeonr and eight dancing tood- les, intreducing The Animated Corn- stocks, The Joyous Toodles and The Tro¥icksome Frogs. Thi act was staged by Gus Soblke and is a sure fire winner. Another act on the bill of eaual merit is Helen Royton & Co., who is seen In a comedy sketch by Al- hen Cowles entitled “Alias Irish Tes- sie.” The playlet tellys the story of Theresa O'Brien, alias Irish Tessie notorigus shoplifoter, badly wanted by the police, Bill Keegan, a crooked de- tective, fmally rounds her up in her apartment, where he finds the Irish maid packing the spoil Tessie has stol- en. Irish Tessie appears on the scene, the complications and amusing situa- tions that follow in rapid succession between these three giving Miss ,Rov- ton ample scope for her well known thRtty as a comedienne and all round aotress. An act that-is sure to cause 2 Jot of amusement Is H. T. MacCon- nell, who offers a novel feature as The President of the 13 Club. DeHaven & Sidney preeent a dancing act entitled The WaMer and the Guest, and Harry Holman adds to tha good points of the Ml with a black face offering. Com- mencing’ today the evening perform- anre will begin at 7T.45 sharp, thereby allowing’ out of town patrons to see the whole of the show before last car time. The city governmerit will be the guests of Mr. Poli on Tuesday evening of this week. MIDDLETOWN OUT. Not Try for Women’s College. The committee to whom was re- ferred the matter of securing the new woman’s college in Middletown, has deld one or two conferences with the directors of the Middletown board of trade and have come to the conclusion that there is no possibility of locating the college in that city. The com- mittee is composed of Williama Walter Wilcox, ‘Samuel Russell, Jr.,, and Rev. E. Campton Acheson. It was found that another town had offered the committee on the location of the site 150 acres of land and $20,000. It was thought, impossible after the whole matter had heen considered that Mid- dletown could hope to match this of- fer in the short time that was left in which to work and any hope of locat- ifng the coliege there has been aban- doned. Therefore the committee will aid Portland, which is a bidder for the college. DAUGHTERS OF ST. GEORGE. The Annual National Session Brought to a Close. At Bridgeport Thursday, with the installation of officers the twenty-sixth annual national session of the Inde- pendent Order of the Daughters of St. George was brought to a close. The officers elected and installed wer Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, Waltham, Mass., worthy grand president; Miss Liydia Moss, Worcester, Mass., worthy vice grand president; Mrs. 8. E, Bbrry of Lawrence. Mass.. grand secretar and Mrs. Sophia Whitehead, Ha\lfu]tl grand treasurer. Gun Crews to Hold Practice. The final work of assembling the big gun to be used by the Naval militia during the winter for target practice at New Haven was done this week by gunners from the gunboat Ma- chias. he naval militia will be divided in- toeveral sun crews for practice dur- ing the winter. At the end of the sea- =on a contest will he held and the gun crew making the best score will be chosen as the regular crew. The big gun has an attachment on the muzzle end representing a minijature target 2eolling at sea. To hit this target re- quires the same skill as s required to strike a target three miles at sea. Keeping Free from Litter. Hwver mince the health department zot after the people of the North End, says the Waterbury Republican, ard made a couple of ecxamples of those who were throwinz papers and other rubbish Into the street, it is noticed new that the back vards and sireets are much cleaner. Formerly on a win- day, the north square was the mid- dle of a whiripeol of flying papers and dirt, but mew the most damag> that the wind can do is to raise a cloud of dust. Several people were caught in the last few days throwing papers from their back verandas, hut ihey were warned net to do It again and the performance has not been repeat- ed. Stimson Married New Haven Girl. Much interest was expressed In New Haven in the nomination of Henry L. Stimson for govermor of New York at the republican eonvention in Saratoga. Mr. Stimson martied Miss Mabel White, dwughter of tke lete Charles A. te, of the law firm of White Bros., whow he met while at Yale. Mr. Stimson was graduated from Yale with the class of 138, and became ac- quamted with Miss White white in eoftame. MEMORIAL ALTAR| Dedicated by Rt. Rev. C. B. Brewster at Christ Church, Ansonia. WANTED. YOUNG MAN wants room and bonrd Privatie family preferred, —— e The new altar, reredos, and wa!na- cot at Christ church. Ansonia. dedlcated Sunday morning by Rt. Rev. B. Brewster, bhishop of the Eplscopnl diocese of Connecticut. The was preached by GIRLS WANTED to learn quilling. Paid for learning. West Slde Mill. o WANTED—Makers of hands for mesh Beginners taught free. . Call e\'l:nings, 69 Boswell A GOOD PA\; cash weekly made. $10 earned spareptime. form letters, attending adyertising ma- terial for eaeh locallty. Co.. London, Oni. tage, nearly new, Kxoto, Japnn, who is in this country for a brief period. The dedicatory at 10.45 o'clock. exercises~took place Services were om ted at Immaunel church and Rev. the rector, and his congre- Pandora Mfg, t1d " FOR SALE. FOR SAL®- ;o good family cows. Fran]a( ‘A, Skimk r, Norwich Town. oct3d FOR SALE—Stanley runabout, seat- ing two, in first class condition. No reasonabie offer refused. Address W. H. Allen, 49 Berkiey Ave., New Lon- don, Conn. oct3d FULL A!kam ‘PRESS I'..PA‘I’OH” TO RENT. TO-RENT—Downstairs tenement of six rooms, 23 Winchester street. For particulars n.ppl:):‘rdto on premises. 334 Washington Si TO RENT—The store just vacated by the Thames National bank Inquire of J. 8. Lucas, Cen: fral Bmmmg t1d ’l‘he farm is running down, they say— it's hard on ri now The medder’s ful pruned eac! of nm.kb ed hhuy—-fln- i apple boug] The fence is down, tFl'Pe roof unthatched —ithe yard is littered o'er- ; possession FOR SALE—Bargain. Six-room cot- run Unlv 1000 mnc% glass front, speed- ometer, ete. Inquire of W. E. Clark. Willimantic, Ct. ’'Phone 372-12. oct3d FOR SALE—I buy all klnds of poul- try. G. A. Bullard, R. D. 2. Tel 646-6 Sep30I‘A\[W “BATTLING FOR THE RIGHT" gation, assisted in the dedicatory ex- | . life story of Theodore R The services were in charge . E. B. Schmitt, rector of Christ church, the dedicatory ceremonies be- ing performed by These were simple but impressive. The music was a feature, the singing of the choir being of a high order. Partridge’s listened to with close attention, £ Universal House, Bishop Brewster. i WANTED—BY ber and industrious, work all around man: a competent rman, so- around the city Apply at No. §6 (‘hc“u‘mi S(, FOR SALE—One pure bred Berkshire boar, one pure bred Berkshire sow, one vear old; also two white sows, eight months old. served for carly splln*" ‘de- livery. Address P._ H. Wilcox, Yantic, Conn. Telephone 294-24. octld bishop took his fyxt from St. John, ) “Gather up the that nothing WANTED —-8ix Bleach House, y.. H. Wales Lines Co. WANTED _Competent eral housework in o smal play at this office. —____—...____,_ SE’I‘[’EK DOG WANTED—Well brok- bitch, for Oct. and Nov. hire at a reasonable No. Stonington. carpenters a( fragments that ren;am, Willimantic; The altar, which is of Tndiana lime- stone, trimmed with marble, is the gift of Mre. Franklin Farrel, and was pre- sented the church to mark the tenth 3 E. B. Schmitt’s rectorship of the church and as a me- i, Farrel's father and Hart and Elizabeth The reredos and wains- in the gift, of the altar and irl fr)r gen- will cllher bll\' or mother, Wilson Cable Clark. which are included heighten the beauty the interior of the church is more at- The style of the WANTED—Railway clerks and carriers wa United States government; salaries $600 cxamln ations everywhere excellent opportunities for ap- tractive than FOR SALE—TFerrets; white or brown. Thomas Shea, 339 Central Ave. sep30d The limp gate swings all day unlan'.e‘hcfl ~-" —unpainted is the door. T—Upper tenemenc in st Am S aprisMws TO RENT—At 128 Cliff St., five rooms, bath and all lmpro\ ements. J. O’Brien, 68 North Main Socated on Fansol | block, 3 Hill; also Model ? Maxwell touring car, THetarm is vunnin’ down, they say, an’ I know it's true, Yet T set lookin' ‘cross ther way tew where the skies are blue. anulre of D. I'm old an’ broken, like ther farm-— thar's no warm blood within— The old place needs a strong young arm tew make it thrive ag’in. look across ther hills tew Where ther smoke clouds lie Ar’ now an’ then my old heart thrills an’ teardrops fill my eye. They\e gone away !ong vca_rs ‘ago, the TO LET—The Moss farm, situated three-quarters of a mlle !rom FOR SALE OR WILL RENT—House | the center of Westerly, R. I; contains No. 38 Laurel Hill Ave.; 13 rooms, two | about 110 acres, large ten room houae. baths, steam_heat, gas. Apply to W, H. Cardwell, 9 Market St sep24d some modern veme: Apply to Wllliarn A. Wllcox 41 West Broad St., An’ she That angel here below, my old- time wife an’ bride! TO RENT-—Pleasant furnished rooms ; permanent or transient. 60 Main St., i TO RENT_From Oct, 1st, eight-room tenement, with modern Apply at’51 Cliff St. She lies down vender by ther stre that’'s why I stay an’ stay Tew watch the bright blue Sky iy idle all ther day, improvements. FOR SALE—Drug store. in a thriving business town in Coni. 000 popu- lation; best location in town: If taken at once can be had for less than $2.000. Reasons for selling, am not registered and have got to get out. Here is your chance. Address H. N. T., Bulletin Of- fice. sep2sd FOR SALE—One foot-power lathe, five-foot bed, power swing cut thread 3 to 1-20 hundred thread, um- brella ribs for general repair shop. one lot of blank keys one lot of second- hand locks; for sale cheap, gelf inking press with' type. D. K. Hubbard, 230 Franklin St. altar is Gothic, write for full information How the Bankers Feel. Pankers of the east, with hardly an exception, are now satisfied that only one thing stands in the way of paralleled impulse in the direct commercial, i i ivi The report whic from the agr United States, the finest that we have ever N + is” there any i American farmer i Worcester Civil _Dept. S. Worcester, o epmatmn. the Backus Hospital, E 4d WANTED-—Skein employment young man, 1y at Ossawan Mills. WANTED—10 060 to 12,006 sq. ft. for ight manufacturing, Heat and convan- r without power. Address B.. this office. s WANTED General House to zo home term lease. vear produced an- proximately financiers of minds are the meaning that taained in these words: American harvests.” “Nine billion and Middleaged nights—light worl. conditions were Credits are good, and there is cloud anywhere, kind that leads to suspicion of that appears t Room 32, Central Bldg. WANTED. help, general cooks and all Kinds of help. and one or two hat I want to find FREE EMPL OYMENT BUREAU. H, REEVES. Supt. Central Bulldin‘. 43 DBroad PERSONAL. TADIES' CONFINEMENT INSTITUTE thumans auondlug Infants adopted particulars, Sanitarium, Business men housework help, the stops of the great organs trade and manufac only political agitation will permit “them the vague or ed threats which some demagogues the doubt respect- ing the interpretations of the supreme politics of the nar- merce and to do that. venture to make, , but chiefly kind stand in the believe, of the finest impulses for bus- i commercial s has ever known. the bankers after comparing changing opinions, the situation as United States di promise, may appeal to the politici have its opportunity. i 3 United States and finding the bankers of LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE forbid anyone to let prosperity Public Ledger, S u'us;ing Ol' M ilwa:ku's Zone Systam. The Milwaukee board of) supery lsms at a rt‘l »‘nl 'neP - on my account, as I shall p cted by her f WILLIAM GARRETT. NOTICE The R epublican h“(‘t()!@ of the of Ledyard gual ¥ _an _advance tonard and intelligent city-buildins. to vote to “methodical ths ‘so-called zone system. ucus are here- | business’ 4na residence encroaching upon ux s.uu Town on Saturda .. to nominate a Judza of Probate for a candidate to and extends across represent the Town af of the General As- Connecticut, the. January commencing land will be platted and s i The hillside, ;w b HL!\ WN LOM’\T]TTEE» ;, and will serve to S and dust awa district at the platted for residence prope 'LUMBER AND COAL. (hd’. Lh(‘ ra)lrnar: s that residents wili be Suficient? removed from it to e liness of the industrie ministration is to rn-t)fv"!'alo GOAL Chappell’s Coal is tiie Bes! Q¢ ober Chill Ex:erminator Beautiful October is often made most of the chill in the have no fire. special size of Stove | Coal that takes away the chill out making the house too warm, E. CHAP 2ELL CG. Wharf and 150 Main Stre. Telephenes. Lumber COAL Free Burning Kinds and Lehigh ALWAYS IN STOCK. A. . LATHROP, Office—cor. Market and Shetucket Sta Telephone 163-12 CALAMITE GOAL “It burns up clean.”” Weil Seasoned Wood C. H. nAsm-:u.. 402 — "Phones — 489 i} cart, 1 pair double harne: to promise unpleasant becat come of an experiment that s be hoped that suggestions growing municipalities—Boston Tran- Mr, Tuttle’'s Retirement. distinguished ilroad man, successful r ordinated because primacy in the New ¥ngland field belongs to another and mcue domina incomparab’ grpatest Tailway magnate New land has 9\’01\'4‘(!. of circumstances rich compensations mannes(od throughout in his posi fought aga n on of Mr. a man would have been crushed be- cannot be halted, the stubbornness of individnals who insist upon ing against icks. the highest cause progress Sometimes exhibited by v be complimented upon P best thing practicable when the pinch came.—Troy Times. Augustine Lonergan Noi The democrats of the First congres- in convention 3 . chose Augustine Lonergan of i(hat as the nominee for Mayvor Edward made a long speech in nominating “Mr The nomination was se. onded by Arthur JI. Birdseye of Fa i and Frederick sional* district, ity congress from the district. : Gnvernor Weeks Cannot Attend. Frank B Weeks) nb!iged to decline an invitation signed v President Seth Low and Secretary Merritt, E. Haviland to attend a re- ception to the president of the United the Republican club of the city of New York at the club house next Saturday afternoon. LOST AND FOUND. LOST—A sum of money, Finder will receive reward it . Jewelt City. DR C. R. CHAMBERLAIN Denia/ Swyeon | In cnnr‘o of Dr. COAL and LUMBER In the beautiiul valie; in Penn., lies the beds o thracite Coal in the world. lceured a lup of Wyoming, the r.nul An- IY of this Coal fur this States given by in your cooking stove he agents for Rex Flintkote Roofing, one of the Lest roofings known to the trade. JOHN A. MORGAN & SON. Telephone 884 in Norwich, returned to General Contractor Al! orders racelve proi Glve me a t Isfaction guaranteed. THOS. J. DDDD Norw(ch Telephone 349-2 Bt and careful Bate L _Gecr's practwe liiness. * Ncrwoeh. Cenn. FOR SALE—Two good dnvmg horses, weight about 950 each, sound and gen- tle. Apply John M. Hoelck, Lisbon, Conn.” Telephone 56-14. sep27d 2 The other drifted with ther cloud now ther smoke grows dim— 'Taint wise tew speak my © aloud of ci'.her her nor him! 10 RENTHouse St.; eight rooms; rent reasonable. xl)_l); Dr. D. L. Joncs, Bast Great Plain. Tel. 73 The farm is runmin’ down, —well, T'll let it go! i An old man with his wits astray kin neither plant nor hoe! I'm old an’ thar" nENTLower they say, an’ Bradford (Book- STORE 'T0 RENT—Suitable for any at 65 Franklin Street. ulletin Office. only death within: The old bplace needs arm_te make it thrive ag’in —Lurana. W. Sheldon, in the New York Kkind of busin T0 RENT place, six rooms. inguire 4v ir, Hobart Ave. TO RENT —-Bacoment St 35 FrankNn e paint, Pnlumhln‘ SPICEWOOD. The spicewood burns along the gray, ultable dor TO RENT. In molst unchimneypd 3 v at 55 Franklin St Enquire at ti e. maridd FOR SALE _Furs frec; a 535 sot furs absolutely free. Write postal today for full Information. Colenial Fur Manu- | facturers, Dept, T. 34 West 27th St.,| New York. sep24d FOR SALE—Model F, Buick, H-pas- sengers, top, windshield. speedometer, clock and extra tire. Call F. E. & E. L. Pattison, Bath St. sep: FOR SALE—One set of double light coach harness, heavily mounted, ckel trimmed; also lady’s side. saddle;\both at a bargain. Address Dr. D. i. Jones, Eass., Great Plain, Norwich, Conn, 'l‘;el. sepd ICE FOR SALE Twenty-two hundred tons, first quality, twelve-inch ice. in carload lots. Theé Consumers’ Jce Com- pany, Danielson, Conn 2ug30d HORSES FOR SALE—61 HEast Town street, Norwich Town, Conn. aug24d OUR PRINTED LIST, NO. 6, FREE. For exchange: City and _suburban property, one and two-family houses, apartments, tenements, business prop- erties. lots, etc.. cash values, ~Some will add cash. Near trolleys, “L” sta- tions and subways, where property wiil greatly increase in value. Owners will trade for farms or country —homes. I;Obcrts, 1019 Gates Awve. brookol)tndl\. ct3. That ’wim:s it all before, and all bge n Into one thick, rude flame, now lagh ‘the homeliest thing o TO RENT Several desirable tenements from $4.00 to $40.00 per menth. At sight of it, the lad that by it fares, | Whistles afresh caught airs— A thing so honey-colored and so tall! t is as the young Year, "0 the white riot of the cherrv-tree, Would. fain accustom us, JAMES L. CASE, ere he pass, 40 ‘Shetucket St.. Norwich, Ct. here, To his new ways with bough grass, 2 So starts with is humble, plain Vacant Tenements To Let i A iliar as a cuv. a chair. All in good order nd all familiar as a cu —Lizeite Woodward Reese. VIEWS AND VARIETIES Clever Sayings. or heing remodelad, per month. to become SEVERAL COTTAGES -and TWO and THREE FAMILY HOUSES for 3 y terms and for a small amount of money. Chas. E. Whitney, 227 WMAIN STREET. Estate and Insurance. sept2éd \ “¥s she conscientious?” won't even listen ¢o the convers that goes on over a party line phone.” —Detroit Free Press. Smith—How water the plants whan your wife Brown—Oh, 1 have the win- dows open so the storms can wet ‘em, —Harper's Bazar. “Have you no friends to help you?™ FOR SALE OR RENT—A beautiful ten-room house, electric lighted, hot water heated, bath room, hot and cold water, range, curtains, screens, storm windows and all improvements, Splen- did barn. carriage shed, work shop, all fitted for automobile. Henhouse and yards. About ten acres improved land. All kinds of fruit and svlendid shade trees, House and h'uL} in good repair and up to date. Best'drinking water m the state. Will rent or sell, &s busi- requires my removal to Boston. A. ply on premis 180 Quinebaug St., Putnam, Conn. . A Fiske. sep27d 228 Eroad Street A fine two-story house of 11 rooms and ample presses with bath and I toilet. Good order outside and in | apples and pears. Lot 64x175. A fine chance to buy a home right. E. A. PRENTICE, 86 Cliff Street. sept29d 40 Acre Village Farm in Windham Center. elegant location, two-story, eight-room house, large barn with basement, all buildings. first class. Price $3500. Tave a bargain in a Lunch Cart if sold at once. TRYON'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY, 715 Main St., Willimantie, Conn. sep24d I H. HYDE. .ci.ois..v0o.0. - Auctioneer AUCTION Having sold my farm in Town of | tackle blocks, etc., Windham, two miles from Windham and South Windham, will sell at auc- tign Thursday, Oct. 6th, to the highest bidder, the following bproperty: Four cows, 3 horses. two-horse mowing ma- chine, two-horse farm wagon, dump new pads, 4 rivets, business gon, 4 buggles, 1 cart, 1 good surrey. 1 sleigii, 1 _pair of light bobs. harrows. plows, cultivator, | shovel plow, 1 pair work Rarness, pair of driving harness, sin harness, about 24 hens, some chi s, lot of household - _furniture, lor suit. chamber suit, stoves. etc. Wboue 1,860 feet of lumber, lot of other things too pumerous to mention. If stormy, next collars, new, shafis, bob wagon, democrat fair weekday. Terms sh. sep27d EDWIN V\’ EMMONS. —AT— Louis Olsen’s, Scotland Road, Norwich Tuw,, Conn., Tuesday, Oct. 4, 1910. I will sell the following described property on the above date: One pair Gray Horses, seven years’ old; six Cows; one Low-down Milk Wagon: one Team Wagon, Dump Cart: one Lumber Carriage; Harrows, % standing: 13-inch Roat Cutter and Gasolene Engin Single and Double Harn and other articles too numerous to mention. WM. B. WILCOX, Auctioneer. If said day be stormy, sale post- poned until next fair day. sept27d ® Farms Farms Farms will buy a four-acre place, new house, abundance of fruit, situated 11 miles from busy village. Investigate. $690 will buy a cottage house, large lot, place situated in the village of Pawca- tuck, Conn.-=Rossession given immedi- ately. Basy terms. 82750 will buy a ten-acre place situated be- tween Stonington and Westerly: brand new house of seven rooms; % mile from Stonington borough. For particulars, call or write. 1 have 13 farms for sale, all stocked with crops and tools, at prices that will astonish yo Write at once for information. Send for Wilcox Farm Bulletin (choice of 400). WILLIAM A. NILBOX REAL ESTATE BROKER, Neo. 41 West Broad St.. Rod Loand 2. Westerly, Telephones 31 and 365. tion free in auto, rorta. plod “I have, mum, but they sort of bunch I get six turkeys Christ- mas and nothing during the rest of the year.'—Pittsburg Post. “T'oo many cooks spoil the broth.” quoted the Wise Guy. too many appetizers spoil the appe- tite,” agreed the Simple Mug.-—Phila- delphia Record. “I read that a chauffeur had been blind2d by an accident.” ‘Wonder if it will make any differenca in his style of driving?"—Philadelphia FOR SALE. 28 HORSES. Another express car of 28 horses just own selection, and there big horses and chunks found any- their gifts. “Yes, just as among them as can Also three good drivers. Prices and quality cannot be beaten. - telephone 177 ELMER R. PIERSON. For Sale Nine acres good ti miles from square, from trolle: “Poor fellow. “I read that Glasgow mpeople wers bagdly scared by a recent spell of dark- it be that thev are so ig- “Ignorant, nothing! Glasgow people are wise in being afraid of cach other in the dark.”—Tit-Bits. “Your cook has eloped with vour wife has appendi and your favorife daughter has gone “Why didn’'t you cabla “I kept putting it off from day v, as the head of your firm ex- pected every moment te announce his will be sold cheap. DONOHVE, Central Bufldimg. coachman, on the stage.” JAMES H. HYDE AUCTION. y order of the Hon. for the District of Lebanon, public euction at the resi- dence of the late John S. King, situated about one mile north of Lebanon Store and_Postoffice, on road from Lebanon to Willimanti Auc(ior‘eer Court of Pro- ot S Swinton and his wife? Was X his fauit or hers that they were umable to get “It's rather hard to It appears that whenever onae of them had an irresistible impulse other had an unalterable objection Chicago Record-Herald. likke 1o asl i [he youth. along together?”’ . OCTOBER t 10 o’clock a. 3 25 ehickens, team wagon, t“o horse business wagon, . horse rake bob sleigh, . cream separator, g:l;oigvheon roul you achieved greatness serves his own opinion of himsetf,” swered th> home-grown phllosopher. = Chicago News. “And will you teil me just what yon think of me, Miss Caroline?" inquired the sluggish wooer. Tenr e Cebiee qnmed tho vouth, er, corn sheller, hend 2 lot of carpenter’s household furniture and various other les t00 numerous to 1z htolmv notice of sale later. Adminisirator, . KING, Administratrix. The fair girl hesi- want you {o understand, Mr, “that I em usind Dolliver,” she said, the term in a Roaseveltish sense, scien« i v and descriptively, but X reall$ think vou are a chump.”—Cleveland Piain Dealer. FOR SALE near Norwich Avenue, A FIVE-FAMILY HOUSE AND A TWO-STORY FAMILY H_IN_LITTLE A seagull was seen struggling in the | air near the River Taw. to tho ground an oyster was closed on | the bill of the bird. When it feil The seagull was Must be sold. Inquire of JAMES L. CASE, 40 Shetucket St., ‘While excavating the ruins Piran’s oratory, Cornwall, many skele- tons have been dug D them of human beings seven feat Norwich, Ct. CHAS. SLOSBERG, Grain Dealer, 11-13 Cove St. will be closed Tuesday and October 4th and 5th, on account ot the holidays. Give all orders Monday. Blood letting was the great heart de« digitalis, veratrum and the coal tar ex- tracts are just as powerful and deadly as was the lance.—Homeopathic Envoy, jonary at Ba< holds the most inland sta- Batang is 2,400 460 miles from the nearest postoffice. and it takes five continuous travel to reach from New tang, 'l‘»i‘or-(. i i the world. miles from Wednesday, is pending to include the $ 1 ith an area ict of Round- 3,290 acres, district of Seacroft, with within the corporate limits of Lee which already area of 21,57 Coal bnquetfing is slowly increasing The productiors 5 am‘ordm. to a compilation by geological sur- 139,661 short tons, vaiued The ouiput i worth $323.057. 66,524 tons, worth $258.426. e T has experimental briquetting plant at Pittsburg. in the United MONEY 1 LOANED Lowest Rates of Interest. established firm to deal with. (Established 1872.) THE COLLATERAL LOAN €O, 142 Main Street, U 30358 tons, and in 1907 According Carl Bailey heretofore rarely sent from the Plauen district, shipped to the United States in 1909 to the value metal, produced found in that district, in Germany in a process for hardening It promises to become an impor- tant item of .2xvort as it is more ex=- GEORGE G. GRANT, Undertaker and Embalmsr 32 Providence St., Taltvillz. Prompt attention to day or night calla o aEr14MWFawl of $34.996. ‘has'been used Telephon. DENTIST E. J. steel works. progress at Odessa, the nuimber of. ex- g " revorted C &0 i are forelzn JONES Suite 46, Shanaon Building Take elevator Shetuciet which only clgs. & AT wore. pavticy ue.\ ing I]\x‘ the le.\lunn mining smd shipping, e mmdnn contributing to the ex= oxition are Kngland, Austia-Hungary. vinany - and the United States. . there ix no me- than through the advertis. ing columns of The Bulletin. dium betre