Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 1, 1910, Page 8

s SNOW AND COLDER TODAY. © FRIDAY UNSETTLED. ‘WANTED. - = FOR SALE. 2 TO RENT. e e ot gr-starics son 1o FIREEIE. TO THE WANTED—A competent girl to do MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE—Indlan 5| FOR RENT—Large front roem, cen- he O AT and moving plctures at c o al s;luu.l housework. Inquire Mrs. . M. |h. p;, 1910 model, with magneto, almost | trally located, with drivileges, with or ON BEING oUT 0] i i heelock, Putnam, n. Tel. 66-2. |new and in perféct runni: . Ap- | without board. - Union | ¥ WORK. 3 Became S Stringent ommerci & it Iy el IO SRt BASY | PRt " only NS TSR | | O BRI oun TEACHBRS! TEACHERS! — For| FOR SALID Motorcycle, In runni TO RENT_Nico) Tnished front | You sce. Christmas changes, college, normal and | order: price 340 Rrederic CArSon. | room, With comseniences. n - private |Some Wall Street gentlemen desired ¢ high school graduates for higl aded | Graniteville, Waterford, Conn. decld ~ |family. Address Box 49, Bulletin Office. break somie other . and ungraded schools. No registration | —p . = ond OO de e Wall Btreet gentlemen. ¥ £ SETECS" dnlcen “ponition® secured: | KOR SALE—Dental chair ana foun- AR incidentaily Register now with the Stuart Teachers’ n spittoon, lathes, vulcanizer, brack- TO RENT The first story apartment ahcgohIOkc ly S: Ideas_—=a ‘When we promisé you a bus- evills and motion pictures at the e Pictufes There are many interesting facts in . e . &t the Breed The- |, "\ vestigation of foods and drugs ' Drill of Third Company, C. A. C., at|as carried on by the Connecticut ex- : periment station in New Haven under : & o Institute at Central Bap- | the supervision of John P. Street. Ev- tist Church. ory year there is a report issued, but lew Home n Agency, Hartford, Connecticut. novzed | et and table, gas apparatus, all in fine |of the “Stedman house” No. 417 s ith o) Cigarmakers' Union meets In C. L U. | 1%, i0r, Tands In"the kiichen, where A New Home Curé That Anyone Ce iness education we mean that Eer aera entten | condition” Address’Mrs. Wm. C."Ball, | Washington St fauite H. L. Yerring: | 34a me b Soke = its informati id be most use- | Use Without Operation, Pain, * e e G | BIXINTN, - Con, novzed ' |ton, 428 Washingion St, City. novisd |4t the same time, Frankiin Chapter, No. 4, R. A, M, |its information woul o maet - o we instruct you in the proper or wire; skeln winders, cotton ‘or silk; | — L 2 meets in Masonic Tempie. ful. For fourteen years, mow, foods Da: T £ood wages; steady work.. Turner & FOR SALE—Smith Premior typewril- | NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. ¢el-|consoquently I'm out Tadies’ Auxiliary. X0 I, meets in |have been tesied in the station. In nger or Loss of Time. use of approved. business meth- §|Stanton Go., Golden St. novaea | g5, NRGATY of mellical books. Address | trally located, continucus hol WSteh |1 debt—and thooush perrecuy reepeets rnian Hal v ore 7 . Wm, ; cld; Conn. eat, nd gas. 5 o o e e ods. We teach the Dractical WANTED—Good amateurs for Wed- |'_nov2sd "Phone 534:4. o nov2sd able, Norwich Lodge, No. 430, B, P. O. E. | weo if they were pure, and since the | T have a new Method that cures rupture and dieie B Ry thinn e, passage of the pure food law they are I want you to use it at my expense. Iam not Caaton Qect: Noarf: L O O Fu meets | i to see If the law is enforced. trving € sell you a Truss, but offer you a cure ! Sove that stays cured and ends all truss-wearing and Ggurs Sachem. No. 94, T of A meets | Prepared foods on the market have Gib.oitSP SHae lul forever. Forssters’ Hal become much purer since 1896 Take, | N matior whether you have a cingle, double lodge, No. 11, O. D. H, &, [for instance, coffee. The last exam- | er navel rupture or ono following an oporation, 0e0 in Germanis Hall ination of ‘twenty-eight samples of | my Method is an absolute cure. ' No matter what this found none adulterated and full | Your age nor how hard your work, my Met " . gt Wil cortainly cure you.’ 1 especidlly want to ANNOUNCEMENTS (veight given in practically every case. | geng St free to those apparently hopeless cases In 1898, the first year that coffee Was | e all forma of trussca, treatraents and opera= nesday nights; $15 in _prizes ven | — = — Just _about desperate enot BoeeY Rl Minager Poils ThEater. | WOR SALE Fine now upright planoi | TO RENT—Touse No. 118 River Aves | To throw a. bomb . Norwich. novzsd (& bl g bargain. soVEite at once for par- with combination gas and electric light, | Yes, ‘1‘“?3" la-houu be calm e PR o et . _Box 806, Bulletin. nove8d |steam heat and all modern improve: placid and patient, like & psatm, Ang > — Main | But you, see, cash prices patd.. Address G, ¥. Dickin- | ¥ FOR SALI—200-acfe farm, half mile | Bt 1nquire of H. A. Wulf, 161 Ma Yng Yan't Dlame me, Sane Betaral Deitvery, Norwich, Conn. | raliroad=Station. nine miles from Har : Very much, because, ’after all, 5 Rovisd 3 ford; half tillable, rest woodland: $ TOR RENT—House of ten tooms, No. | 1¢'s*us iind of People that are the fart ——————————~—— | 000; " twelve-room ' house on property; | 54 Washin&ton Street, with all conven- | Guys for everything. WANTED —Raw furs; will pay, Bos- | running water; $3,000 worth ‘standing |lences; steam heat. “Enquire of Isaac , ton and New York prices. At H. A.|timber;also three barns tobacco sheds, |S. Jones Insurance and Real Estate | we pay the' higher cost of It Heebner's Harness Store every Thurs-|icehouse and cider mill. Ideal dairy, | Agent, Hichards Building, 91 Main St|we're forever giving ving, things that will fit the student for the commercial life Which may he rewarded by success. Now is the best time to begin. Commercial activity demands efficlent office help. | ‘When in need of typewriter ribbons | cxamined, of sixty-five ground coffees, | tions have failed. I want to show everyone at % day. Arthur C. Bennett. novisd | sheep or fruit farm; $5,000 in cash and | novdd Somebody something for nothing, : tt, 283 | fifty-cight were adulterated; of forty- | my own expense, that my Method will ‘end ali N . h .B I BUY POULTEY AND H0GS. G, A. 37,000 mortgage. ~Address Farm, P. O. And when they fe SaDpiy g o e Jowetts 38| for saimples of unevound cotiee, elev- | mipis suieing and (igwernos oy it || NOTWIC USINGSS || niikra Sorich o8R8 Souda ™ | Box 207 Hartfora, Comn™ Tnovasa _ | (S MENTAL B BT Ao 8. £0d i ue"ens o ;.:.."f,, i en were adulterated. ability and longer life. My free offer is too reasonable. Inquire 40 Hobart Ave. n and clean Concert Postponed. In spices; which heve been kept ant to negioct & singlo day. “Write' now College AWANTED Farpe | Have buvers| GREEN HOUSE PROPERTY, | _cctisd eI e On account of the fliness of Mr. Iben | CAT¢fully under the station’s official [ and begin your cure at once. Send no money. ' Gonnectlout, Farms Realty Co,. 0% | 2% acres of land, 359 feet frontage, on | . TO RENT_The store Just vacated by thin, v able | Simply mail coupon below. Do it to-day. Broadway, New York. oct20d |Manstield ave., two dwelling houses, | the Thouies National bank; possession |I tel there has been the remar] I large barn, two greenhouses 100 feet |2}, P3ce, Enauire of J. B. Lucas, Cen-|¥ou, It's hell : ey the concert which was to have W. E. CANFIELD, progyess towards purity from 57 per given at the Osgood Memorial by | PIDFFIRS TOWE o 0% Dar centll Tong NS - tral Bnilding. octid | To be out. €he quartotte of the Second Congrega- | 6™, PUre Sbice M 1808 to 21 per Coni | FREE COUPON Eringtpal WANTED e ore omane Nont Lo be s o 247 Frankim | Of & job; In doubt . church, New London, on Friday | L 0oel towards giving the honest ar- | Mark location of Rup- terms;” will sell greenhiouscs and 10t | St elnhe roombs Lent riasonnble . Ap: | Whers tie next meal 1o @vening of thia weck has been post- [ PIOSTES giving . ture on Diagram and| ‘ separate if desired e prats | To &0 bumming S5ne8 To Béxt Fridsy. Deo. i ticle to the buyer is true of all foods ture on Butler, Family Cook, General House ey A CHNGY Pl Dr.'D. L Jones, East Great Plain. | 19,80 PUVEIRE 1o work, b since the pure food law was passed, | DR, W. S. RICE e ND FOUND. | Girts and Waitresses. 715 Main Street, Willimantic, Conm. |~ o0 sl With the Kids &t home and the wite Today at the Auditorium R ek i hacemtatze, | 108 Main St', Adams, EOST B - novigd TO RENT_Store at 65 Fran/ lin St |Making you hats your life The my t fu ho Auditortum Th‘ nnman;“ lv)am e '(m“sa#d exu’:;:i ! A A | Tosr—a pockorbook, between Pres JiBLUOAS, T BOOK YOUR ORDERS FoOR EnauR st iE ar e ?fii‘;“‘;fi‘a‘; o U for ent of the Au e vanilla bean costs a pol 7 s LOST & es- , ) e e e e e | 3 @re presenting for the last half of this |and the tonka bean about 75 cents a | Time Ruptured ton bridge and Costandl's Wednesday Besg e Sl Dy White Wyandotte o . TO RENT [m no shirk, Woek an all star programme, & bill in | pound. Extract made up of tonka bean ‘vening at about 5.30 o'clock ~Finder| novisd R.L Réd. . -{ Baby Lh'cks ;m no charlfy case—T want work. idant . mvoring it Carioe'of Rupture” "] "ease return to Builetin Office. decld Baren ismontis woric LDADY The four-story brick building, known | I'm willing, honest, tru ahich each individual act could be fea- | flavoring: and colored with caramel Caioe of Rupturs e Ele & ¥ g, PR T It is by giving such shows as |is still palmed off as vanilla extract. LOST—In _Porteous & Mitchell's WANTED. CLff Poultry Yards, Yantlc, —Tele-|as the International Hotei, situate on Oy T e, L have: one, the uhnnum has held and | However, there is plenty of unadulter- tore, lady’s black silk umbrella with i phone 321-2. nova2TuThS | Franklin Square, No. 248 Main street. | yet T get > cold handle. Reward #f returned to| , Farm help, {”‘“‘" housework help. 111 its patronage, not by giving | ated vanilla for sale and Mr. Street : n cooks and ail kinds of heip. T have on 3 Possession November 1st, proximo.|Qut of a job and in debt, \ @emation parties. The Great Hornmann | will gladly supply each housekeeper his otfice. __________deeld | janq” several laborers and ome or two | E@GESToY, an Increase your egg| For terms apply to And desperate bectus g & Co. of jciaps and illusionists will | with his latest report. There is a list L.OST—Tn Thamesville. a cane. Finder | stationary engineers that I want to And | ting some of our Mayfamwer White Wy JAMES E. FULLER, Agent, P ar De one of the four features. Horn-[of f one vaniilas now on sale in - t to 208 West Thames St. and|Jobs for: also a few teamsters. b DIy e ex White W A PR A R 14 18 one of the most brilifant and | the siores, which are not adulterated. |~ — | oward_________ dceld | FRE® ENPLOYMBNTeBURBAD, | 7oy Von voir onoics of (20 benatifal | O Main 4nd g : of the modern school of [ The list of adulterated or illegaliy 1a- | Lead for industrial and manufac- | —Pair of connectors, near ti . . | cockerels nt very low prices for'a short —Hegton Braley, in December Pastfia igitateurs, being a clever come- | beled Compound Vanilla Extract is g purposes, other than the mak- | watering trough near the Point saloon. time. OQur order book for baby chicks TO RENT Monthly. as well as s skilful exponent of | thirty-one. ing of shot and bullets, has been ex- |F piease leave at Point Saloon. P SONA g«ggfl Glgfmg"rG;\ll;":‘r:'g:'il"gl;ynl?p new 3 in"au s branetes. " matter what Kind of breakfast | empied from all proniiitions and ‘dl- 304 ERSONAL. MAYFLOWER POULTRY FARM, | path "elotet. Hot water ete ' Bostiey GHOSTS. 5 ‘eature No. 2: Swisher and Evans, |food the different members of the [rections under the Indian arms act of = = > “Norwich Town, Conn, |hath. closet, ,_etc. S sty comedy singing and talking and | family want to eat, it is all rizht. The | 1878 in_the districts of Karachi, Ler- TRAVELERS' GIRECTORY LADIES’ CONFINEMENT INSTITUTE | 'Phone 34-3, octeThM | IouSe, apples, grapes and ornamental|g to creep in by candle light, ing duo, have an act that contains | one who buys for the table need not | kana, Sukkur, and Upper Sind fron- | St —Physicians attending. Infants adopted Tt T e A ot 6 large and | o BeR,all the world is tast ast Meny testures, one of which is the| fear that hay or chaft or excelsior is | tier, ‘Sind. or boarded. For particulars, write sorara i ST, FLAT. € §,0a755,200 | Out of the cold winds,-aut of the night; RIS the Best tu'the eountcy in |resls may resemble thete articles, foF | 1u 1897 male moat was the most im- Cona. sep17d s e A ologgh Rent $16 per monthi 0 to creep in, litting the latoh this line of for e — o Fape 1290 SACHEM ST, LOWER ‘ENE- 0 quiet at none coul ear, Feature No, : The extremely clever | for sale in the state, all were “appar- | bee? coming ninth, but by 1907 cold- e and 2 Second Fand Horses that I want | MENT of 1 Jarge ‘rooms, cellur and | And 4t thode embers in the gloom reity eketch presented by Lillian | ently made from the grains named on | storage beef had risen to first place, LUMBER AND COAL. vard, city water and water closet; $9 | _Quiotly light one careful match— e s Eatly o Ot | entty mads fr ¢ oy et 3 to dispose of at once. per month. You should not hear it, have no fear— ., e label and s a1 7., COTTAGE AND BARY, |, And light the candle and look around 1 to sixth. . This act has headlined many pro- e — e i BIEROON. + | The old ‘familiar room: a very fa- A WILD TOBACCO. ‘m glad we don’t live in Chin N R w I [} H L i N E fi@fifi Tel. 177-12. novsa |4 rooms. cellar. water closet, large loti | T3, olf, (SILLF So88 upon the wall ul dancing of Mr. Swisher, who | heing caten, however much some ce- e TU NEW YOBK Colltnewoeod Sanitarium, | Hartford, SALE HORSES heater, gas fixtures, hot water, bath, Tains weep: -eight kinds which were found | portant industry in Argentine, frozen grammes and should cre worable impression here. el Apreasion Y e =aid little Oswald. “It must be ;;lv.\;n — A,x, émfl‘"‘ly .uxe orte “Hown Sedin. ‘eature No. The Great Sterke, king e tiresome to have it dark all day 2 nd_ hear—O strange to those that & @ the wire, in his marvelous feats of | New Kind of Weed Successfully Rais- | ¥ ‘0000, 10, 7008 00 SO0k, 87 (i~ | _ The water way — the comfortabis C. E. WtIITHEY, L equilibrium and dexterity. Positively ed in Tariffville This Season. e Newh way of traveling. . AT So, patiently ungergrouna—r — | s il S mant s i, oy of Loel ana chen |we seieve i Tue sauane| FATTIS FAMIS FQIMS| 227 maswswmeer. s fohe of e clook e soune ture No. 5: A series of the latest | A Tariffville spondent write: 5 3 in—safe, . 3 SL i @nd best photoplays, headed by the feas[A successful experiment with a new CURE FOR ECZEMA. that have every comfort and conven-| DEAL, THE SQUARE TON OF R""fll Eslate afld Insm‘aflce i vr‘t‘eh thé play ture Imp. film Dixie, the greatest pa acen that had never been raised in — ience for the traveler. SQUARE COAL AND GIVE IT. $a60 = o bl oAl 7 trlotic story ever filmed. 1¢ von don't |the Connecticut valley before this | Discovery That Cures Pimples, Ecze- | . A delighiiul vosage on Lorz Island SHIiNiy & fons-anFacplane: ove Honse | asvols % ibastan b s, Mke this film you will never like any | year, is made by A. J. Ketchen, a to- d All Skin Troubl, | Sound and a superb view of the won- | wwo don’t pretend to be any better | abundance of fruit, situnted 1% miles ABG-OF Gveriwe g0, we 115t sud Xisy @ims, 80 see it and be convinced. * | bacco grower, on his farm here. A faRSopliee dertul skyiine and waterfront of New (o /o0 C® coal dealer, but we do | (¥Om busy village.” Investigats. Some jdle thing that your hands may — - According to the story, Mr. Ketchen | It you are troubled with pimples, | ¥Or! > 690 touch, BREED THEATER. Poahi He ek, OF ie Eobaecs! WHIH RIcin et aine s Daibis h; | ~ Steamer leaves New London at 11|want everybody to get his MONey's| i1 puy & cottase. house, Seahacie - Some pepér or book that your hends spending the winter months last vear | plotches, freckles or other skin dis- | P M. weekdays only; due Pier 0ot of | wortn and the right change back. | piace aituated in the VIIAES of Bawea: TO RENT P R R “Mwre Than His Duty,” is the titls | in the Bermuda islands. The tobacco | ease or blem! now is the time to | East 22d Street 5.45 a. m. (Mondays Conn./ Possession given immedi- ® 'S0 mueh ¥ of the superd picture story which {8 was d in that county, end | cure it with Hoxara | excepted) and Prer 40, North River Eesy torms f One tenement of 5 rooms, $17; one B| 1o 5NN, upon twico . fhe head-liner for the balance of the some times o a height of 11 or 13 feet | This pure and simple skin food fs | 7 2 M- 2 ! E CHAPWLL CO 2750 e ey T ad e R U g S m e Brac ncater a0 1 iw's A il biiost (i the nimber of | veing, ifsuauced n” Nonvich v°m2 | Farg Norwich 1o New York $1.75| Ee o vug o ton-o T pncs siuatag pe. [} Pl uehis kot modern || o wig ana 4o el T Sabalf our Police of Canada, who are conceded to | Connecticut broad leaf. Mr. Ketchen |of 25c for a libera ar, and in | Write or telephone W.J. PEILLIPS, | Contral Wharf and 150 Main Street | how house of scven rooms: 4 mile from | | rom Franklin Square. Inquire off| Tre we creep to the sitence again be, without guestion. the bravest body | sccured some of the seed from an un- | the past few wecks they have sold | Agent, New London. Conn. augsa ‘Telephones. Stonington borough. JAMES L. CASE, 40 Shetucket St. zotte, i of men in the worid. When one of | usvally large plant and sent it to his [ hundreds of treatments For particulars, call or write. % Ehelr mombers Is sent out to capture a William Ketchen, who is algo a | It contains no grease or acids, is I have 13 farms for sale, all stocked ertminal, he is not permitted to bring | tobacco grower near Tariftville: cleanly to use and is a true food and A with crops and tools, at prices that will VIEWS AND VARIETIES S, "o oL RaTmiEied 2 bring | tobico sromar fear ReriTLE inter | 2 f2 e a0 3 0 troe oot 22| i} Water Route I ¢ But the eriminal, dead or alive, can be |and put a until Mr. Ketchen re- |and clearing it in*every pore, making ‘Write at once for information. 0 Clever Sayings the fruite of his return. Th turned from the Bermudas in the lat- | it soft, white and beautiful T Send for Wilcox's Farm Bulletl shows one of the sensational r part of Mdy, when it was sown in If Hokara does not do even more decldaw (choice of 400). A As the train neared the city the col of this sort of real life, being photo- | the sprouting beds on his farm. The | than is claimed for it and give perfec W.LLIAM A. WILCOX, The place known as the Moss Farm. | ored porter approached the joviale graphed upon the very location the | plants developed rapidly in tho seed | satistaction return the empry Jar s NEw YORK . ? A. -COX, |5 i from Weaterly pisiofhice, con: | faced gentleman, saying, with a smile; sory " depicts. Splendid filustrated | beds and he had attained the desirable | The Lee & Osgood Co and they will | No. €1 et Beead 86 ”.3,3'.‘..'“:'...; 2 [ine Eome, moders improvements, bara hfihfeli:lfe: b"‘?‘phrez:;- ::’g'e‘:hor;r 1 the #onzs complete the Hig bil height for setting purposes about July | refund your money. If you have any = > 50x100. Possession about Nov, 20. 4 — | 57" %5i% Tundred piants were set In the | skin trouble, you cannot spend 23c. to | - TAlanhonet o e s octhL | ATPIY, to 3 + [usual manper.—Princeton Tiger. BERKELEY DIVINITY SCHOOL fields, fully one month after the sets | better advantage than for a jar of this | Eheisea qufi tion free in auto. 5 Fre- i © W, A, WILEOX, X “What's a dllemma?* asked one had been made of Havana and seed | ekin food, Large size 50c. s free Burning Kinds and iehigh 41 Yest Broad St., Westerly, R. I | small boy. “Well" replied the other, Has New Students Under In- | plants. The plants developed quickly ( ______ roing an g oct25d “it's something like this: If you fa- ther says he'll punish you if you don't let your mother out your halr, that's d had ttalned fully as at . ol TR T 2 s - Fare $1.00| ;77 0 F P i, ot seed plants when the harvesting a dilemma."—St. Louls Star. ason began. The plants had then | B |f t's Made of Rubber Wa Han it [ | A. D. LATHROP, or sa le ! lfldlv‘duallty “Srave yan besn Dl HARMAY | struction This Year. | The Novemmer number of the Berke- | ¢ Divinity School Bulletin has been made of the opening enth vear of the school ywn to an average height of 10 1-2 Unexceiled freight and _passenge! 3 “Twicet, mum.” “And have you am: t growth of 34 to serviee direct to and from New York | Ofcs—cor. Market and Bhetucket S+ I have sold 11-13 Hill Street, now children T L “¥is. mume | Ben. thres, i an avera; St. Matthew’s day. On | the . “about twice the number RIL OOIAAE Rtatorsoman. i wintiio esli e Satnts' day the bishop of ‘Con- |grown on an ordinary GLOVES and o e SV soq Telephons 16812 282.984 € 1A Is What Couzts Ia Paeband e o, he. the segad wity Seitent, as gident of the School Jwth was also correspon Sundays. at 5.15 p. m. oct: i s Leader. IR & iictintion Tor newy sHt: | San syiaped abowt tws (mohe in dic e e e o entral Ave. EmE e Sl e T\ A T, Ges- | “The hod of harvesting MITTENS | Rooseels Street, Mcndays, Wednes It is a brick block of six tene- Pho[ogtaphy Deaihira Bonke tiath cepeetar =l thon T. Ges- 'he primary method of Vel | V3, days. al P m. ‘ments, T . - 3 ner, class of ‘95, as professor of ethies [ was used, the plant being picked at | “Phone or write for folder. SR S | thing T say. Jill—Indeed? “Yes, what and ‘evidenc noted *| about the same time that the shade- P8 Fyelnht cac fwad omill B p. ® pays well. Ask for description. Bringing out the real personality. |kind of a bird do you call him?* “A having leave of absenc grown 0 harvest W a3 made. 3;‘1'., 116\1‘\3,3{;135'- Gloves and " C. A, WHITAKER, Ageat Hy . # ;‘r’:nfmmfim:a::; c-‘:.""vifli t:-’ u:“ };:g bird, I guess."—Yonkers States. ent year, the tor Ketchen followed the ordinary meth- Mitte: 2 3 may “It burns up clean.” t! . . S P claacs b3 Mr. Van- | ods of curing and now that the en- |} yewe and ‘B JAMES L. CASE Toned down by the natural splrlt of | e anclent Bomans had o cata- derbogart, who al es instruction | tire crop has been cured, he has Gloves and Mittens, 40 Shetucket St, Norwich, Ct. 3 pult that could hurl rocks more than in Greek o juniors dispensed in He- | Some of tho Jeading jobhers and ex- “ioc, 250, 48¢ DELIGRTFUL, 80 DAYS Well Seasoned Wuod s Srwiohyj Sk ing 3 Topr N30 sanelaant W Now 1 understand it bre ts on ieafe tobacco from varlous |® rons orking Gloves, SAUISE snzrnyepy o et e R My landlord told me this house was a stone’s throw from. the depot. He must have had it on his hands since the time of the Caesars.” Rev. Charies B. Hedrick, Trinity, *99, | p Bas accepted an app gtructor in the Ne arts of the country examine them. »s are very smoot, soft and apparently equal to the Iined and unli self, or what your friends see to love b and admire. call on The leay Testament and | silky, and are 25¢, 43, 75¢, 980 § omE‘"T i 3.8, CLEVELANE G. H. HASKELL.. - ill enter upon his mew duties after |hest shac own tobacco. Samples ef Men's ~ Buckskin _ Gloves, 8325 wp 402 — "Phones — 483 —Cleveland Leuder. BT, Henry Feruson, Ll D, of| various and manutasturers of s 751)- e, 8125 81503 B T s Chnstmse it et eoat the class of 1372, has accepted en ap- | clga determine upon the | Men's Mocha Driving Glove iy o stuft1” said the magazine editor. “W: pointment as the Mary Fitch Pag Wworking 980, $1.25, $1.50 1inio Bromamay. N, ¥ (OAL and LUMBER The Photographer, Wil have an arcicle on pellagra, & forer for the current vear, and will Beltver_four Atvinity sermons or le ERas 1o0, Gloyes (45c, 9c, 9128 study of the jafl system, something on In the beautiini valley ot W; 1 - Tlea .03 the fAuaet An. | offer for sale the Large opposite Norwich Savings Soctety | the isolation of typhold germs, and & in Penn., lles the beds of the finest An- FISCAL YEAR tures. Rev. Flerman Lillienthal of the ik e thracite” Coal in-the world. We have FIREPROOF SAFE recentl 15 | — 3 zisd red-blood expose of the way our axie class of 1889 has acceptad an appoint- | . " ot T ; SN B PLUMBING AND GASFITTIN red & supply of this Coul for this ¥y ! b - Jnent a8 atumni lecturer on preaching, | Might Bf‘:"és;:d,::: *:'?:in;r';“ A = :i%..‘fnn. oyl i your cooking ‘stove || used by the Davenport Firearms S b e n S & eOutee of Sour. lectura st, Bridg cs. | and heater. S et SR8 wiil wive o cou four lectures bes M.LING BUBBEH CO JOHNSON & BENSON, 'We are’ tus epehtn.for Rk Fiinticdle Co. Size 4 feet by 6 feet. Prac- The Manager—Can you make: quick woon ‘atter Eastar T A . d Roofn e Dare rochage b rade The new students are six in num- | _There is a strong sentiment among | M 20 Central Avenus. P aE: ome e 88 known tically new. Price right. g changes and double in a few parts? The Actor—Can 1? Say, you know S r the sceme in “Love and Lobsters” 5 = O LERCDHING JOHN A. MORGAN & SON. S v ” the scone in "“Lovo and L Metal Cornlces and Skylights, Gutters| ojepnone 884, aprisa h Y fighting and a friend rushes in and and Conductors, and gl kinds of Job- 40 Shetucket St., Norwich, Conn. separates ‘em? Well, I played all dgeport city officials, says the Stan- | 8 t the city's 192 Main St, Norwich, Conn, 162 State St., New London, Conn. e The Bbrary has received from 8 Misiann & collection o ence on Jan. 1 ‘books. Thera have been pres and ¢hat the board of apportionment o the school photographs of Bishops | And taxation should Jay the tax some i - s et bing promptly attended to. Davies. Rev, William G. Andrews and | time during the month of November. three. parts one night when the other Proe. & R Colladay. T [ podt, T jenew how much money ths “Be pleasant until ten o'clock i 5 two fellows were {l.—Toledo Blade. - | voard of apportionment was going to| in the morning and the rest of -~ - . - “What's this?” demanded the cus- JEWISH CHARITY BALL l?‘m me 1 could commence at once fo | the day will take caro of | The V ohn F drv C latgst HI]VB“IES F S l ates‘ eel USIQ | toms officer, pointing to a package at St y ABodvag - i Shgpirial o —Hu the bottom of the trunk, “That is Lasgely Attended in Hartford Tussday | tio hiend of one city department today. | ; e kaugnn Foundry Co. or Jaie e . E | “If money for public work was avail-| It's easy to greet the new day with AND NEW s]‘YtEs answered the man who had just land- —— | able on Jan. 1 many projects could be|a smile when you can have the morn- %) T of 25 acres land, ten clear, ed. | “I guess T1l have to charge you The Harttord section of the Coun. |0t 0ut of the way before the summer | ing bath room as luxuriantly werm as | | > ofl of Jewish Women gave a charity | 'OL8 around” he added. the air of the tropic Tuesday night in Putnam Phalanx | The council is affiilated with the | 1% £O7 Coumell of Women of the United | - ‘Why An officials of one of the publlc ser- | chances of having the tempera vice corporations said that his concern | your bath, dressing or dining supplies for less money be- | below the gafety point, knowing a Chignon Puffs |[5h i irintin WALL PAPER | dlmdbdoies Darn FAeae eilotes i feoodiSeatals gling industry .in this country."—Chi= o cago Tribune. plenty of water on farm, property is e o e mted | fore January than it could after the[do so well the v % AT u @ | 3 and . fret of the Sear. Dut that the company | New Bngland winter Cluster Curls located in Town of Sprague, one mile . ’ MUCH IN LITTLE Sty o, ot 0 | I onllged to walt ol atter o tax | YULGAN ODORLESS S. F. GIBSON tor the New Coiliures || trores: mice siso0. > ihe iyt of uh boord nade its appropriations be- | trolley. Price $1200. On account of the activity of ] fn Debalf of Judalsm. 1t co-operates | oo ), /1n% T | . I &t s el e e s | Beiiin “Saval forces in the Persian The | gulf in putting down “gun rooning” foson loiief Lo, ‘uornished promptly. Large stock of patterns. No. 11 to 25 Ferry Street |§ sanzzd | . fa it knows how much pipe to order, with #he National Child Labor com- | [o7c it knows how much pipe to order, GAS HEATER . 884 with the Consumers’ league. | 1L 477 L] XIS 0ns o €08 400 Mol ou all the heat you want ang| 110 aNd Sheet Metal Worker1 FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, o the pominent bt National Council hes a member- | /0% 85% contingent upon work done | insures you all the you want and | : 5 F Central Building, Nocveioh: 49 Main Sireet { S Afenanistan priess have increassd = of 12,000, consisting of 52 senior | PV, 3 ning. | ust when you want it. ‘The gas pipe| Agent for Richardson and Boynton from 400 to 300 pe. cent, in the Af- 36 junior sections. The guests of | 2¥iNg permanent pavement. carries the fuel, no can to fill, no oil | Furnaces. ’ maylsd Tom 4 O N J honor ball were: Mrs. Caesar L. to spill. Get one today and make this 3 EUgn DRI BEms of Providence, R T, prestdert | Bicycles in Siam. the most comfortable winter of your 55;‘/;:‘ ey Birosl,: MUDMA Com P X Ry Nationa' C. 11; M life. Experience has shown you that ec’ WALL PAPER " The strongest indication and no of the e iflnyormnndfi One of the most popular modes of | yoiise heaters ars rarely worting ot » < ) ! i doubt the principal factor of the re- Biward L. Smith, Rabbi M. Bikin | 10comotion in Bangkok 1s the bicyele; | fOUSS heaters ave warely working 67 Broadway ’Phone 505 5 n of prosperity to British South Af- Temple Beth Isracl and Mrs. El- | e’ aity covers o very larse area, the | ousactory, eflclency in the early < The late Spring leaves a larger | rica is its increased agricultural pro- . 0 dential portion of the town, and the | 305”530 c: . Mehest quaity oo | 1 ]-h G d = s = move it we have made quite a reduc- | such Wwonderful increase as the pro- roads are excellent. The customs re- |7 , il ) i 5 i Bl duction of maize. ON CHARGE OF ARSON. Dort-for 15 fiseal year endad Sarch 7 _cents per foot. pins done at Heatmg and Flummng 2 LOsOwin []rs_,l tion In the prices. It is a good time L & st B : 31, 1910, shows that 708 machines were 5 & to buy now. AT - | A Canadian government dredge Man Is Believed to Have |in 2 c) 3 - = & If you are think f by | ported during that year, an increase Telin a g 4 Also Paints, Muresco, Moldings, anu SO are vy ol fouying while at work recently at St. Johns, Bet Fire to His Restaurant. of 240 over the previous year, amount- o N 92 Franklin Straat, a“ m]}fl?, a general supply of decorative mate- o Diatndnd for & (Chaist ift | -Queec. clearing away’ the remains of ing to $18.613, an averaze of $26 a bi- ity of No wich marss Fals. Palnting, Paper Hanging and Cdiade:) he Boval Sauvave, sunk curing the Charged with havine set fire to his | cycle. Machines may he bought locally e FETELS FOR EVERY FIGU"E. Decorating. revo'vt n brought up several inter- come to us and we will fit you restaurant, John Kareman has been |from $15 upward, the English makes . 5 (0 _ETS ALTERES Ao REZAIRE). —_— estin~ “elics. Amonz them wore a can bound over for trial before the superior | ranging from about $20 to about § ) D I N = 2 * % 3 . ot et oo ” : SRR Rer $8500 bouds by Judge | Parts of Micycles were Huported during Gas & Electrical Bey't, o it Now P. F. MURTAG!! UL Qin: atocki of . Leore. and: § | o fwpiaician g taaes land sbme Wilder. following & hearing in the | the last fiscal year amounting to $2.940 noved Have tnal uiu-tasufoned, unsanitary ‘ Mounted monds s complete. p Bridgeport court Tuesday afternoon. | Of all the bicycles imported during the plumbing repiaced by new and rod. 92 and S4 West Main >trest, A no‘e has been re~efved from Comnt Beveral witnesses were examined at |last yvear are credited to the! | era open plumbiug. It will repay you | 250 P9 We guarantee every stone we Moltke. the Danish minister at Wash- the hearing, and, according to one of | U'nite] m, 24 to Denmark | FALL and WINTER |in the Increase of health amd saving | MONEY LOA iED jgrsienhaie e ’ inston conveying information of the them, John Kareman and his brother [ German 16 t | of doctor's buls. Overhauling and re on. Diamonas, Watchées, Jewelry sell. Low pricss, quality the establishment, north of Cape York, Heavy Dress Coods for ladies’ cloaks, | fitting thoroughly done. Let me ah o Fha 1 suits and_child Robert had rehearsed just Sould say to the authorities if ques. |the Tinited States tioned about the fire. Kobert, howev- | port er, according to the witnesses, became | confused under Qquestioning, which w.d the suspicions of the auto northwest Greenland, of a Danish sta- ona ' Securitics of any iind At th Eowest Raiea of thtereat’” Xn Sis MAS GOODS L tion for missionary work, with the ob- Wil kesp out the sewer gas e e e ject of Christianizing the polar Es e ] . i kimos in tha o To D BT 0 o e S Loy co- | Traveling Bags, Suit Cases, || 0B B Gen. B Bliss, |yt v e It is difficult to give exact figures Fitted with Toilet Articles. All kinds B cto ihe amout of es Growm: 5 f 3 throughout the world, a3 a great des) 3 of novelties in Leather Goods. Any of AT'S the above & nice and suitable gift. duction, particularly in China and Jo- is consumed in the coontries of pro= THE BALAGE GABE: |Lor == | St aulin ), WELLS DAR ik imearn on Bl el wear. MILL REMNANTS—a big assort- ment of all kinds Dress Goods and Silks. Prices very low - |+ -MILL REMN. you a figu for_replacing all the oid plumbing ith tHe modern kind that STORE. JOHN BLOOM. Propristor. NEWMARKET HOTEL, i J. E. TOMPKINS, * | { as. ¥ 715 " argimaologist in the midie west| We. the undersigned ive Knows F. | 715 Boswell Ava. 67 Wast Main Strest. that che Mayes, who once In- |J. Creney for the veers. and | First-clesa Wines, Ligucrs und Clgara. ‘America, had a civilization as | pelieve him perfectl orable in qll | Meals and Welck Raredit served to as that of any people | DuSiness transaciions d fnancielly | order. Joho Tucile. Pros. Tel 43-6. ht DOt appear in amy returas. Probvably o y any obligation @ s 1s the metal gh of croup, bringi ! < z - The dwellers in the | 3014 [© 8Ty out any obligations maga | o A Sttt 2 . Now is the time 1o clean your wells, | the world's production is about 1,200, Guatemala _and | “*WWii AN & MARVIN, Dr.F. W. HOLNS, Depiis! | Src ooy oloys Fomey aad Tar i ine s W:Tsdo‘,\:';'},\ | THE SHETUCKET BARNESS €0. | win wacioty you i work and | 000,000 pounds anmuaiie. viz g bq("-a"".::;xg Balts Caterrh Coge 13 takon Infar R / i houso and give it at the first sign of R 2 A WM. C. BODE, Prop. prices. “"'“"%‘""0(-”'5‘1"“‘“;\9.lfh'.‘fi"'uf.”"'\”,‘,’;gf;’ tana s yelio ot the |nally, acting @irectly upon. (he Blod | Shannon Building Annex, Room A.|dauger. It contains no opiates. Les | marsd 78 Frankiin Street. | melephone 865-4. 283 Main Street.| 'Phone. THOS. J.-DODD, |Posenas, Ceyion: 19t an. 63,000,000 - . rany taces and fe- |0, To 0 Surfaces of ths gysteny | . Feleghpe Sotad. f R ONRCIR £ S . i ke k) povata nov30d | mounds: Java, Kormosa and all other What con- ottle. Sold by ail Drugsiste. —'ru.ul% = no advertisin m in| THERE i no advertizing medium tn | nere hefors the public, therd s wo me. | _ TRERE s no advertising medium in | THERE i n. Srising medium fn | COUNries. $2,000.000 pounds. - Thus the religion of 8 Hall's Family Pills for consti- r: rn Connecti qual (o The Bus- | Bastern Conneoticut egual to The Bul | dium better than through the wévertis- | Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bul- | Bastern Connecticui equal to Tie Bul- | 452,000,000 -pounds are produced in the N o % Loy business results *'2%tin for bueiness.r U o columns of The Biles” lstin for busincss zesulis letin fox bualncas xasilic British empire et -