Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 12, 1910, Page 8

FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCHES PSSR < T e NORWICH, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCT. 12, 1910. G DD e P T WAIRTODAY AND THURSDAY. 1 BRISK WEST WINDS. TR S et WHAT IS GOING ON %UNIGHT— th THE T“"‘ l_“‘fl?sc“‘v"" :: ;gfiasvn .'AND’ C‘OAL LEGAL NOTICES. WANTED. - FOR SALE. TO RENT. P(]E'""_ ALE—If, as Is said, Conn. is| TO RENT—Upper tenemenc in Pellatt ; FOR SALE—ousehold goods. includ- [ FOR N 5 X eville and moving pictures at A S . ing china, silverware and Symphonium | the best fruit state, who wishes to|block, 262 Main street. Amos A. REINCARNATE, Samose Will Make You Plump and | hox.~ Call_at No. 124 Broadway | invest in some of her choicest fruit|Browning. 2priSMWS aiidavilie'and motion pictures at the) S5 oo after 9 a. m. octi2d _ |land, an orchard, or a farm? Box 583, | — o T hould auld acuaintance be forgoti— Auditorium. osy, Says The Le 89 B WANTRD A o Teader o five | New London, Oonn. octl2d | . ool heat, o e e he beils chime softly, sad and low: accominodated o g e ) 52 heing: * ou are sick. —OF— sets ‘of cards. Apply to Hall Bros.. 29 FOR SALE—_The handsomest resi- | as. Transient 11 Mo [Shell all be a8 10 baNERESS RS a ts in Poneman 1lal Tnm-.u» If you are getting this some T And: birth and deagh forever blot i T R ot G PR L R el A A Only Good Times Ahead of Us 4 31 Commerea St: otiza .a.\‘.),;:r Matimack Bonch: otier | Hain 5t d birth and dea In Pythinn Hall are ‘losing welghe, steadily, here fs . WANTED Comperet gl Tor gent | Riok 1o, 05t our cireulars. | ~ o mERT 350 pe, pavs fo e ommp, o s sametis e Wi vends loks | Den', Be fev: Auyihing Eise |REGISIFArS 0 T ez, f e | p5s e doyer Conemiinls 15 Comuay | g pumchac dnk in deepest hazo t a fairer glow 343, 1. B, E. W, meets in |7 M o Wit CnOrT = and al st = ¥ X SALE—PI; igh veeks old. | St. petloa Dost the ®et the tender L \ vt e th enormous erops and almost | = e ‘lnn ;u.,— &5 eclaht weeks 10a__ | Dost thow oy & T o haaltht You caniot | unlimited mineral productions — all | : S ANTED —Tnvalids, chilarén ar ofhi- | paquive of 4. C.o Hawkins or W. I, | —po—mrr—— e Those Tar distant days, x _Council, No. 1831, R. A.|you may not | The Reaistrars of Voters of the|ers to board. Good country board. Ad- | id) e Aished pong o Foresters’ ¥all be strong If you are thin. new " wealth, therg: can be ‘o hard N f Ahe dress (Mrs.) Susan Kanahan, Route 4, | Wiltema room. _Enquire ar Bulletin Office. octid g Norw Lodge, No. 12, A. 0. U. W way to increase the weight | times fc ner | Town of Norwich will meet in the sev- | Norwich. 0CtTFMW FOR SALE—60 H. P. Thomas fiver. 4- | ~ 7o MEN Hadtote Jukt Vi O'er Egypt's sand the shadow falls, meets in Germania Hail calth and flesh is by using| Chaip il will give you good | eral voting districts in said town on 7 - i SUR er, 4-cylinder. 4-speed the Thames National banlk: po ‘he shade that hideth all we know! Painters and Decorators’ Union ing | times In your home. | VAUDEVILLE — AMATEURS e G e Qi e Beyond otr being’s utmost walls o g T Han standard flesh-forming j ‘tis HIeY L STAGE ASPIRANTS WANT! wheel base; fully equipped; at once. Enquire of J. B. Lucas, Eoyvand o S N L B T e W e ve builder. It mingles monday' UGMBB( ”lh 1910, | show vou now to he sue Write or call. " 1. 8. Doyle Grisweld | ral Building. o sunshine glistens; naught recalls shests In Buclkingbam Memariai. | with the you cat and i assim- 7 | s s | write ‘me. Poll's Theater, H. Garage, Groton, Ct oct e o o s, long Am Froeniichkelt Singimg Society meets | llated s the flesh N EC }AP PELL €§. | from 9 oclock a m. until 5 oclock p.|—20tlld__ i FOR SALE OR 7O RINT_flouse No. | t00 ST Wip: permanent or i *| The nighest peaks of India reach in German Hail and nz elements of Biid : i WANTED A midile aged woman as | 202 Mount Pleasant St Inauire or | g0, 5 i) Norwic so And " beckon o us throush thelr S i— fobd n ‘the system. This| . m., to complete’ a correct list of all | oysekecper; zopd wases and write to Mrs. F. W. Main, No. Stoning- snow: ANNOUNCEMENTS oy Uilie of Samose. | Gentral Wharf and 150 Main Street. | electors in said voting districts who | home. addiecs 3. Gawan ton, “ct. octlla | w0 WENTTouse 5o T Canst thou ‘recall their ancient speech, i ‘e & Osgaod Co. sells every Telephcnes. will be entitled to vote therein at an FOR SALE—Two good ariving horses, | 3f SENE rgoms asqnanic: Ao | O et " Ve speii dich with ouci Browning Farms Sold. pa on 2 genuine guarantee to electors’ meeting to be held on Tues- o o M. Toetok. Lisbon: i ; oot Willizm R Browning of Bozrah has | fefund the it day following the first Monday of No- Conn. " Plelephone 56-14. octild T | © bells of memors! In vour chimes 8 4 o q y M tenement, _four adford (Book- sepda being's currents backward flows breath of aneient & o airs of vailished chime wid tao farms to Jerome or of Ridgeflald, Conn. The sale was made Tuesday and was effected through the s —One bay_gelding. Bonny Wilkes, record 2.21%, seven vears old. well bred. sound as a dollar, Will showd ~ o= pe o T cations from those “To Be Made” in Font, i L “ m b e.‘ i vember, 1910, and for recsiving appli- | ency of E. : orelian ' octiz said district, to wit: —_ Two first Sl brad RO B O Zency E entice. New Bedford and V.Vnu.rbul.'y. i RSOl e o thratcmen Astter e e place, six rooms. good repair, reason- | “Should auld acquaintance be forgot’— THE AUDITORIUM oS Gxont AR "1“5‘ In the First Voting District—At the 6 Franklin St. oct11d | winning five of them. Algo racing outit. | @ble. Inquire 40 Hobart Ave. Je Woulds't thou make answer, aye or — ¢ ‘ ked, ita g uistest ey "“"’,"‘:‘. Selectmen’s Office, City Hall ccond-hand self-inking | Addr bl Norwich, Conn., | ~T0 RENT—Basement at 55 Franklin | o .\ 107 The mest rofined and entertaining | 5%, an¢ D Uype. dnd other printer's | care able 6ct11d | street; suitable for the paint, plumbing | ° things he as they had been not, m a ha tement as t = D 2 D other & Az EE oatalae DlisTnoks Mayita € [ All unrecalled our common lot, vaudeville bill which has been pre- ew Redford has . astonished the | | In the Second Voting Distriet— Appiy 'Box 65, Bulletin FOR SALE. all _ bouse, 29 _meylid | e Tons ago? JREU DS h Jung tinie s tHie ver oecple . Whoy thouht: that Jalistons | the store of Herbert M. Lerou, ! 4 — L aeriuies, S ir e Sat NG, E'ro‘lm.vrvsm:—; at 65 xrmn'm;.ws; —New York Shn. et of thos® who have seen the show | ;. 1lv a quiet and quaint old whali Gehigh | West Main Street, West Side. WANTED—Six or seven good men to CORIGNE & nquire at this o mar! at e Anditoriam for the frst tiee | IR 8 i G agei ol BRAGRE | Free Eurning Kinds and ienigh : aoy et ERE L S ALE T g iown Tk wagor, - i days. of this week. The Four Brahm | {oWn Wwith noth e i | In the Third Voting District—At.the | hous Address Lafayette Main i tion. Bar, o 3 Girls are making a tremendons hit | Her growth has been the fastest of ALTTAYS 1 STOC L atore. 55 Tomy G e o e | R Stonington. Oc, B " B 1, ar fake e TO RoNT vou could cast & with thejr refined classical musical e JSity and Bae pjas figtore Ja s, Jr., Greene- wich and Westérly trolles to Hew- 5d e e e e sarrows. ar ‘ sthe ey prese ose t e 103,000 ma ville. farm short aistanc ———— Ihe Second oor of the Gees ot the Bumbers and witogether they present Pave to thank a seore more o A. D. LATHROP, ; o o sate—wameier fvepassereer | pullding, formeriy oceupiod” by rom a11, doparcod eur Dr. S. L. Geer for a number of could quite forget the years as dentisU’s apartment. And recollect the sons, thought they nice when t ress Rambler, care Bulle: octils Inquire of FOR SALE OR WiLL RENTliouso JAMES L. CASE, No. 38 Laurel Hill Ave.; 13 rooms. two ous acts of its kind that ever appeared in this city. Al and Fannie Steadman e one of the cleverest little sketches B S Tere “quaint”—as, per exampl iat has been scen here in a long time | QUainto—as, por examyl sraies which have In the Fourth Voting Di>lru'r—\t$ gaying something | Ofice—ecor. Market and Shetucket €'+ |the store of Herbert S, Youns, Nor- WANTED R, 1. Reds or Buff Rock djective 0. 3 Paul Ru Haven, Conn. in’ that one whica wich Town. 3 Ipful, or as stro WANTED— A\ (in_and _sh and it certainiy easing the crowd has been classed among | In the Fifth Voting District—At the | worker: steady ‘Job. Appiy 57 s Ay 18 roome o || 40 Shetucket St. Norwich, Conn. || ¢ could lay ¢ AL Stesdman's Pianocapers are ver e | Poneman Targe Hall, Taftville, | Main_St, Norwich, Conn._ octiid dwell, 8 sep2dd | everyining ih wel ed, as he does a lot o hy pLiRE d Gl So ik | D100 uilets, | FC k. 5-pas- And live a life of smil "Gutting wg" on the biz instrument | Elories and f Drosperity. - Bt | In the Sixth Votine District—At the | 1% ANEED—_100 carly nasched puilors. |- FOR_SALE: wuicke. G-pas- [ e IV i of amilee— B uemt Shakespearian char | L0, (U0 5 el tore of 1S i | Torred: "ot consier oihers it good | Slomk ana sxtra fir *EenL| ¥ t Tene ts To Let As free from thoughts of car amper ariiat that has sver pinyed hera 13 | Jective does mot: apply ‘now, and we | | store of Crystal Spring Bottling Co., | ferred: would”conslder others’ it gond | clock ana exira tire. %, & Ey acant Tenements 1o Let |55 o mom thonsits oF car Charles Steow, who portraye Brutus,|8re not certain that it ever did: Here | % i R 458 Main Street, East Norwich. | B D e e | —haon, | 5 B , | More noble or more, fair? Hamlet Cardinal Woiseley and ers | and the may be a building or 2l Tt burns up clean. i e il B i P e | FOR SALE In Colcheste on Broad- | All in good order or being remodelad 1 O ot eamnte manmer "Vaughner, | nCck fairly entitled to the word, but | Dated at Norwich, Conn., this 11th| pool, .TABLE WANTED=By the| way. e o Chonas | 8t $18.00. $16.00, $15.00, $12.50, $5.00 | Al no! a man should We. his part Pattermon and Hallidayv Keep the fun | i€ city as a whole is not quaint, nor | wBH Seascned wuod aay or Octitet 191 monih or year. at a reasonable rental, | With large side veranda and front co! per month. Also others to become| And carry all his load. % 5. & Bub g nedy | arything like quaint, and it is high ¥ L | o putcliose price. "Address S. O ¢ard | nial porth three ‘or four acres of land. | vacant. Rejoiced o share with evers. heart siliiee and n, | time to stop. TYLE GUY. Bulletin. ocf10d | small orcha ne shade trees, tem| il g | noihe, roughness of the road. SRR siwsye ine 1 The < the growth of New Bedford l‘tyl[tl\'rlllr;‘l 'l.r‘ DOWNES, | WANTED_Tabls girl, Apply at once. | Linates walkc, from - postotfics il | ana watn Samaro et (l?l.\fil'fl'fi:n’i s s ot ot hanaas on Bmp motion, pictures are always good | X2l st now diacovered to be B3 C. B. “ASKELL. s regintrars of Voters, | Attiwaugan Hotel, Danielson. _octSd_ | Gonn. OCIIAIE L aTeL OF ivers) iy tacms and for ;[.vl\l\‘:_l.ul_(‘n‘lw i Tullest touch and may be scen he ny time. st s e i A b iR young lady | = smal ount of money ith all his human Kind. — e a considerable tme. We “are " mot | 402 — 'Phones — 489 | | o vy “d),“’(’se oy gopoe Tdy e AT e gl mou el [ _ —Chaes Buston Goir POLI'S THEATER. sute which census [t was, but one | e Remodeled cottage house, $4 River Ch E Wh. | = el W R e - NOTICE |+ e S | Sl o peih iam hent) as. E. Whitney, | wviews anp varieTies The big vaudevilie bill t # being | o ins were spare his locality to | s " The Furner-sianton | instaliments ' witn Substantial por- | —— e e, BIL et 15, Petn% | piins ere spared.in this losallty COAL and LUMBER ] gacn | ipsmaiiments 0r Slih agbetandel peri 227 MAIN STREET. GlvseBays e ge and enthusiastic | {10900 o orive which s mani- | 1n the beaut aliey of Wyoming, e | fm-wx P e s it e (ficecate’ and. Ineurano sir——Here is where an auth a jerformances yes. | this day is a trifle aggrava In Penn., lles s of tle finest Ans | poriencad wand B3 % = et ds—Here §s where an tho the audier and o vell known. hors tons Tovs | semzed s :’Ar\pl\' of this Coal for this | of Lebanon are Tereby requested to|board: reforences if required. Address | e S TR smallihoss: JWEe s e e puch applause f —‘_”: 7 Stit we assume that our| e oat Try it in your cooklng atove | ot in the Town Hall in said Town on | M. Whipple, Old Mystic, Conn, oet7d | FOR SALE. | FOR SALE. L undertaker?—Chicago Re: complimentary newspapes friends | We are the azents for Rex Flintk. Saturday, Oct. 15, A. D. 1916, at. 2 e 3 P New cotta wouse, 167 Laurel Hill N R t fun and also perf ean well, and so inc to be for- ofing. one of - = ote < (WANTED—Agreeable la. Oificejahet A ve. ght rooms and bath, hardwood re Diner—Ww ws knile blunt Stunts. Bqually as in Bepn’ well n to be | Bogfins; gne of the best roofings known | gclock p. m. to nominate Representa- | sistant. | Bxperfence desirable’| o i, Slemale e e L 40 Acre Village Farm Anakihe At 1T Te el A TtAE B e i & | Srobate Cour e District of Leba. n. ’ cost on installments or with substa sir; do nicely for stropping the knife obate ¢ urt fo. ht person. Apply care of C. in Windham Center, clegant location, oft on R T i amerien ooserees | JGHN A, MORGAN & SON. R PPl non; also to nominate Just of the | Office ! | entitled A Night 3 | Pes | : Can now be papered and finised to suit | two-story, eig oom ~ house, large o » Sea R New Bedfor th its 54.8 per Tel s 5 | rehaser. barn with basement, all buildings first ilence is golbden,” quoted the Wisa 3 -y ) i and ¢ cent n population, “at the h al‘ Taleshonn 834 - Eoeian Forineg g5 e i KpiRus SR NTED towlosrus autl Inquire of w clas, Price $35 e Not when you shake your pock act i exceptionally zood and th 3 | | REPUBLICAN TOWN coMMITT | Paia_tor learninz. Apply West Side| lnap .| Guy & ur poc Bliged to respond to a number of en- | Of New Fngland cities thus far re- | === S b Sl e j Sk i, Siochark Setad " JHave a bargain in a i£{ ¢t aaded the Shaple Mus.—Philadel- Sores. Gerirude Cariiele and dJules | LoTfed.” t Vaterhurs's gain J zena Sl D S = - == IR s i, . | phia Rec S8 sre GEtUls & number of laugh nt. Waterbury has, =< it vANTEDSkein - win . Booa =Y AL B + | Pitman—Why deesnt Sounders sing fi"‘n.»d.h‘, o iy o the | is entitled to have, our sincerest sym- pages; steady emplovment for com- | NOTICE | S n o wiihamtie i, [ans s e E =, Musical Misses score. in their presenta- | 147 New Bedford Standard. ASSESSORS NOTICE ADoly at Ossawan Mills, Sepoia very fine Upright Piano will be | d | solo he made on a phonograph cylin- i combination singing and musi . | stored with responsible party or sold = = = | der —Chicago News. o numbers. Mr. Poll has arr % oo | C. F. MACFARLANE Auctioneer | «yhy aidn’t your boy enter college? amother extraordingry Dbill for th 5\ 116 examineting ANTED very cheap within a few days. If - | &t SHERATLAT e S : W |-tei : v order of tha Flonorable Court o e couldn't hree days, headed by Bdmund & | _All persons in the Town of Norwich jitexsatad write x | Probate for the District of Mansfield, | “Do they have to pass an examina= iable to pay taxes are hereby motified | yomue Cook, General House Girls Traveler, care of Builetin. 1 will sell at | tion? T thought all a college boy needs & G0 in & grand cpera play) ; & For Infants and Children. | first day of Nov ed was some funny clothes,"—Detrolt A fayal Roman-a, This should mbe: | 4 v oct1zd y v next a writ- | and Middleaged Woman to go home 2 5 e e TR ‘ i O pelnted TSty propeny Simed and light work. ] Fros Bross. on e is Flo Irwin & i | sworn to, of all takable property owned | ks s e R e T e S “ho are seen 1 a comeds s ¢ | The Kind You Have Always Bought . | Ppeten oL o e e o | 3. B LUCAS, $2,000 Ay e s | e s cold i) Svepgmunn the Ball. Mies Flo Trwin ia the sister | 7910 “Fhose failing to make a list wili | oct1d Room 32, Central Bldg. | z g - 15, 1910, 3 (g of the well lnown comedienne. May| Bears the | | be charged a penalty of 10 per cent. ad- will buy a good farm of 150 acres, land SO Sl | & of men o tiat” “But I knew him ditional, accordin aw. - C smooth and level, buildings in good | for five ve: T he ever men- Trein. and n her way ‘as gifted a M‘, J 8 Eotls WANTED. | > the personal property and real estate t i e Coindl Blanks can be obtained at the As-| order, plenty of wood, and locatad near 3 | tioned the fact Louisville Courier- comedlenne as her sister. Hayes & | Signatu.eof g .. sesnore Dffice in City Hall of they will| Farm help, general housework help, | nejaln > °f W00 and located near| ;¢"ho jate August R. Unger, situated | S The Clipper Quartette and | be sent by mail upon appiieation | cooks and ali Kinds of heip. 1 nave o : one mile northwest of Mansfield City, | 7% ; i ey Scott help to make up the - mmunl Ifln Office Hours: 10 a. m .to 4 p. m. | band several laborers and one or two Inquire E. A. PRENTICE, | on the road leading to Eagleviil I suppose you would like to have a show. Beginning next Mon- v R, GHURCH. " " | stitionary engineers that I want to £0d | oetéd 86 CIiff Street. | 1 one-horse mowing machine, farm | Customer with a figure like the Apollo all_mar feature acts will be | NDER E. REEVES, Jobs for: also a few teamsters. el E | wagon. 1 hay cutter. 1 fanning mill, | Belvedere.” “No,” answered the tailor. t s Aot | P. MURPHY, |7 FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, 2 | waspn h ). 1 e Mlndtae e 't always the Hast hie popudar plavhouse. A | GomeE et a8 FOR SALE | cultivator, 1 horse harrow, 1 plow, 1| Y : v | Assessors. | s EEVES, Supt. L i il ; : | pay. T rather have one with a figure g g | Central Buillding, 43 Broadway, City. hay knife, 1 set bob runners. 1 Set Jra G x the numer | l | Two tenement house of seven rooms | driving harness, 12 hotbed sash, 1 set | like Croseus. puiigtont e which can he seen | each, with modern conveniences, ten | Howe scales, blankets, 1 grindsione, 1 A boy was one day telling his com- d them about _—— | arest the correct number of | H H mpsnro s £00d location with a good yard: can be | tesicr crosscut saw, forks, rakes, 1| he was present. eser » 225 hat that ean be seen | SEALED PROPOSALS will bo re-| —Physicians attending. Infants adopted | payment. | other small tools, 4 1-2 tons hay, 1 1-2 | 1 suppose ye had napkins.” said a by - in the show winflow of Gotthelf & Co ceivéd by the State Highway Commis- | or boarded. For particul write | FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, tons bedding, household goods, consist- | stander. “We had, of course” he an- Collinswood Sanitarium, Hartford, | bl o 3 ing of 1 parlor set, 1 black wainut book | swered, “the finest you ever tasted. aral his- | Tit-Bits, e Room 27, Capitol, Hartfo; The Church as a Social Center. se, books, encyclol ie v way the; comtortabiu sh 1' LBt P s THITRAY, Dot 13 | Conn. sepiza | oct4d Central Bldg., Norwich. | water way — the comfortab (. for sections of vel’ road in | Conn. 74 Peied e s entralsR ity eNiowichs g ew. Nl is more than a church—it eahiery C ana’ Clisk- lion macadam road In Voluntown. in | 28 HORSES. [17Veiver carpet, small tables, DICMFes: | wormmom o o e 150 Iliiocs s Aub bouse school and general|ter W. Chaj staunch vessels | | ARt el | PLUMBING AND GABFITTING. Another express car of 2§ horses just | VASeS lamps, clocks, mirrors, 1 black | to be mentioned in literature. ' Yet he B o i e | lemcator thy wwveler.” i oiac) | cifications. “The' ststd’ Highway Com- JOHNSON & BENSON, o as llkely big horses and chunks | et T hiiohen range. 1o airtignt | dceds such was his skill and finesse a mumiber of Chicago business | delightiul voyage on Lon, na | | missioner res he right to increase el % hunks | cabine kitch a ight | that there became curre men, tiresl of partment build- | Sound and a supe w of the won- | Or decrease the mumber of reet to be 20 Central Avenus. Srong st s fan be, found HETo|eieen v e itn ea . e e erebecams o polite X 1 d perd of the won r decres mber of feet to be P | X e AL circles of antiquity a saying which ngs, boug n a|derful skyline and waterfront of New improved. after the contract is let = where. Also three good drivers. Prices | phone, 1 hand organ, dishes, table lin- | § 4 n o day: “See sibard & m v | i | er ec"on I I e e A SLATE ROOFING And quality cannot be beaten. Call and | en, 4 chamber sets. mattrasses, bed- | 1’“:(:3(-‘.‘31”:1?1‘ b Vilinole), planted thousand | Steamer leaves New London at 11| | et o e worie. iy Diadar b Whote | Metal Cornices and Skylights, Gutters | sce them, or telephone 1 {i0ine ednssland ecisnthinvestao i What's the charge against these trees the central 10| p. m. weekdays only: due Pier foot nf; hiract has been awarded refusing to | snd Conductors, and all kinds of Fob- | ociza SeEe L | merous to mention. two men?’ inquired the police justice. reras built their homes around| East 22d Street 5.45 a (Mondays | sign the contract at the prices offered | bing promptly attended to. B St . Unless previously disposed of. the | i ! e having a quarrel over a veptn a e T -~ oL pe Thev were having a. q the park exceted) and Prer 40, North River, | and’ furnish a surety company bond, or | Tel 119, | { farm will be cold to the highest bidder. |, They were having s auamel over a a check, shall forfeit from his sum equal to the difference in between his bid and the next bidder, Plans and specifications e soon|7 2. m certif | It consists of 120 acres, story and one- The nead f church struct i Sunday morning. Fi-| Agent, New Lohdon. Conn, Buzd i : . AN Water Route| Mantles | Geomed adadsale m tha alf house, with ell, ba d one- | i the officer. “Well, well let them balr house, With ell. parn henhouse.| Datch it up themselves.” said his hon- gl B td it | The Vaughn Foundry Co. FOR SALE T o e at Drices Magiutac i ey falowiiis eyelid. “Call the next case.”—Chicago aparoes RON GASTINGS || o2 merwe s ) i, | e (e \way Commissioner re the e formerly owned to reject any i nx the women of th Srought their enppers to furnished promptly. Targe atock ot (} .. sccupied by Mrs. E. R C. ||3ATT A TINKBR......... Auctioneer Buiding. whers coffse was made ar > i B g o 11 to 25 Ferry Strest | | | Japan exported _ mearly $500,000 the entire community dined toa e T Diated st Harttord, Conm Ok 5. 1910, T e e il (ORShERerrTAOw Sleight. Modern improvements, AUCTION. | worth: "ot fovs n 1809, the United The Innovation was fo sucesssral (hat Bc £ 'x ures | sencn ni JAMES H. MACDONALD. fine grounds. Possession Nov, 1, | States taking $187.670 worth; BEng- B s Soibund 13 years, ans State Hi : ner, Room 27, | i Will be sold at Public Aucti land, $68,213; China, $35,187; British esery aguit remders and wl the oler NEw YORK G s ot e 2 i S F GIBQON | i S WEDNESDAY, 0CT. 197TH, | India, "$30,871, and Germany, $29,673. SRl en are alniost certain to be there wr 0F PROBATE HELD at 10 o'clock In the foremoon, " and for the District | = JAMES L. CASE, After the weai: e Bivle reading. Al bably the best timekeeper In of the late S arm. situated | Pr the world i the electric clock in the social time f g 1Tungsten Lamps |80 By on e i dey of 0ctober | pep a0 Sheet Metal Worker | 0 Shetucket St, Norw on ot || Brglcston: the ows. The latter i the delight of the Ch I L . : = : whietr, Conn the Town of | Heriin obeervatory. It is inclosed i SRS PR IRitar fe the | a Presant NELSON J. AYIZNG, Judge | yillett, Conn. in the Town of North| Berlin observatory. It n B R & et of Anair] e SBH II'I.. | e 1\ Estate of Arthus Mathéws' late of | Agent for Richardson and Boynton | Stoninaton, 9% miles from trolley '~-‘3-|]"1' Jirtight ,m‘ .djmnd‘r and ite de- I Norwies: 40 w08 Die A S ; 3 ation 1s prac own on the first Thursday of each T g 0, el Disavict deceased | mirmaies | e vy SRR Phats temanirer Stne refresn r Visit our new enlarged re-| ana fied W ritton acation Atlesing | 65 West Main Strest, Norwich, Conn. |4/ bens, and cothor. eutbuliBlags WEILL S niia: totl, valoe.oF FAIliracm eilsiis Thents at an acewage cost of 33 ganis are - s that sald estate is now in seftlement | gecia | mount af timber: also stocl. house- | enumerated on January 1. 1010, was et Sl e T ail store cn the second floor.,”l Sell cortain Yeal satate Betonging ih | | { Dt etode it ek smlonients Too | 311G 00, e compeed with 34 ohor themselves until midnight % - = Hameroud 5 mention Jao > Mr Unexcelird freight aid estate, fully described in | merou mentic tace moxt | S25:200.000 on Januars 1, 1908, an in People, with an sit in chamke, ang| Al Oulziie Statersoms’ [« |aprlication e’ neara and decermined | e 1 | ot = R or, i i @ few times sach vear there are spec- | ganan radays at the Probata Court Room in the City | i 3 oc 4 - p i il ot ys. at 6.15 p. m. of Norwich, in said District, on the 16th | d | = — == Owing to the continued increass of "‘:"'" i T o R u i [Eerin e nice sy Heating and Plumbing, OF LIVE STOCK | R T ity friends ¢ T yoRovels . Street titaye. « ArcAis n the forenson. and that motice of the | been found inadequate and an addi- ve - . el . : | | e e e arpDcation ; r 1 | tional breakwater has been in pro all Oreew ME el B et wellk fur foler o | € 4 | Pubiseat pinsorer G e ?2 Franklin Street. At Turnervilte, Comn, J ® cess of construction during the last ¢ e coptuies | A wintaxes sgese | 1:9 Main Stree’, Norwich, Conn. |1y ) Shculssion iy seid ] - { formerly known as the P. W. Turner vea mes mertedly inforoi- | maya 3 S | paataes Shse dava i | estate. | —_— [ |l e o ! B to fhink 0' T B Ok R A B0 sy ints. we Al argoy o6t ARBES N i e ! T Ie ke, | Do it Now | “fetean gooa wo rorses; séveral can automoblles quite freely, 230 from at the souinl oceastons, edamint 1 4 | i ng { 17 S S i E January 1 to April 15, this year, Siave made the church the certe prepEs | e | Have what old-rashioned, unsanitary | GOUPI® a1 g your rur epal.s 0[' against only 25 to 40 in all of 1908, st g o i St seitoad B e At | Sugsles, ¢ et n Few Buropean cars are sold or used days come we are kel (0 hea b era open plumbiug. It will repay you end Durl . m . | there. SeFmons of n pastor Who s paid ae | H ! |In the Increase of hem!h and Saving air steers, heif hay ine Cflmlm] season. Waod o emisry ae most the ety | o ot doctor's buls, “Overhiauling and re- G S < To overcome the tendency of plants Aetioe bashet ; e o S Aeuce) for replacing AN Bba g | vators, two moning machines, o We can alter or repair Scarfs, | lo giow in the dircetion of sunlight a lection vesie BN " plumbing with the modern kind that | 0. e Muifs or Garments promptly and weit Dilndelubia coliege :-':f»i.fls"zfi"’;u?:; - will keep out the sewer gas. The n . . M. e edes iy YOlROEE 3 8 ANk Ch g i p fif e e et e if attended to early. of the plants which it holds equally wil s price prRES: Sipe is, 0 the of the eom. | Saseis 1gnon UKs teasonab stormy, mext fair da Our charges are moderate and we | toWard the sun. RIS _SUvech I8 tHS Jhest satiste e do the best of work. According te M. Bloch, chief engi- When thers is a he congregn hemsatves av ned i neer of the Orleans raflway, the num- ber of refrigerator cars at present on the Furopean railway system is only 1,085, against over 90,000 in the Unit- ed States. Efforts are being made to Cluster Curls o lor ihe New Coiflares bibson Gfiilet (. | e bl IO’V\PKINS o/ West Main Street = e famg Famg. McPHERSON, | EAEEE Sideboards at once If used in place of powder—has same effect but does not show. Cures Eruptions, Freckles, Moth or Liver Spots. 'Brown arms or neck made whiter at once. . children when the sheB. "There are near 1o 5o @osd svheols 5600 sept20d T pidse: now, houss, | BeDAL Central America buys on the aver- o resdents croged goud Price 50c. { by t sinated 1% miles | | aceaaonon g 5 atittin Bielr. oW MONEY LOANED jjati B | MISS M. C. ADLE age $27,000,000 worth of American Titky Trom: Braxi i - Y ” N 1 - z«lol]fl yearly and sends the United o veves vusa: |, MONEY LOANED Sold by UTLEY & JONES = , P 4 SO e T aid Securilies of any kind at the , e 1 i & ; | will buy a cottage house, large | 3 " der of porfance as custs rs of the i» new-tangled the. | W Lower Ruiesof thicrer " An ol 67 Broadway 'Phene 505 | A Diming Room without a Sldcboard | pise Wiled 1 1 W o Eiwra | Nair Spaln and Faca § eelalist | i Hiporiance a8 csbmemt Jix schoolma’ame and ([ established firm to G | is much like a window without hang- | = Possession given immedi- | 3 | Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicara- s iatiens - for the IS CURLATRI At AL 3 | NOTICE ings — unfinished and unsatistactory. | | BEECOMING HAIR - and S o e Sl . 142 Main Strect i . : 2 . It lacks the touch that gives the room | will buy a ten-acre place situated be. | is quite as inportant as mere siyle X F e ) and school may seem "I [; d [; l | Br. Louise Fran onington and Westerly: bra 3 the Almeria grape or a grape so well that our cburch l | 2¢ " locatsd in her nev ofice, Breed Hall Lo S iy 2 Bfonington borough 5 | went of hair foi her patrons is both | keeping guulity and Aaver could be h Srowing fa ' meukesstip G (;0 | d l | ot e Qur | collection Jof fSlustioarda:au| "It BEOE CURTIE e wite 1 becoming and stylish, Shampooing | Produesil In California, a new dd ] counry churches, with cnera ntractor | and Lingerie || Office hours, 1 to 4 p, m. Dining Room Furniture Is one m=| Bin 741§/ farinartor wales allietiaion| Sty Bo e St T b LS A Be- vne P ciseegl « ual means, an s = 4 2 i ith crops and taols, at pric at will | eseing, e n Norwich entire | fruit growers he for, tack of interest, and now R :Tfl‘«fi:fi";x! WOTELS FOR EVERY FIGURE. I o 660. = dugl7a |largest in Eastern Connecticut, and | SampfigPs i teet= at prl " week or oot 17 | consumes over $1,060.000° wotth - supsly presshers” ouly cice or e CORSETS ALTERED AND REPAIRE), | GEORGE G. GRANT, |.m- prices positively the lowest | Write at once tor information | NORWICH—Wauregnu House, (S grapes arntETE + month e | Sema for Wilcox's Farm Bulletin| 2 eut | ‘i memhers arz not wealthy. Their THOS. J. DODD, Norwlch‘ Cnderiak d Fmbal 1‘ | (cholce of 400) s e pQumers of vineyards in the Mthlsa L erme inoume Wil Dot excse 00 3 | phons 7 o | district have made repeated sfforts to AT A s el i | (aleriaker and Embalmer gy o pURKE, | Wibm A wieex, | R SR - hurreh an ome of ihe im- | SWHES oy weant o gl vour husl- | B 3. Co't, € OUs Sirsat automobnie | 32 Providence SL., Taftvili:. No. 41 Went Brand St.. Rooms f and 2, | H- Jackel, cor. Market and Water 8ta [ \'{aht ahtaiine satisfacior rami things to be ""-;U for. | 8lym hetior thar tniough the sdverria. | 173 BlerTle Rspairlug. Gensral u i Fromst attention to day or night calls, I Norwich and Taltville ! g i o8 + et bt ';:l;lmv‘;‘::e;‘;:r'.::: o et grane AR produce Haxton, m Cotlter's . lug columns of The Bul chine work Jelbizi. ‘Fhone Teiephon. 42-3L a&rlMWFawh & octsa tion free in auto. Sepisd’ L iy ume. Delivers. Kol iB8-B .o | outxid af woa partlcular diatmer td