Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 13, 1911, Page 8

Tingier of prnon, Hotchkiss of New CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE COMMITTEERS ANNOUNCED, [HS¥eR . @ et of it 1 KR e s Ll e — of Beacon Falls, Da Som¢ e r of ; ; ; "place, oeoupied Lof, many ¥ Banks for Republican Leader of the | 5, ncC0d SR8, DRES, OF SN A : Wi £ fi‘ ‘hé"uga‘ffrfififi°"‘m' . the Breed The- | ™ @ e New London, Windham and | Hartford, Hall of New Milford, Perr: L rior stove, di ...ao, %%y o ke P Copwell; : ot ic ) e meuts| Tolland Countiss' Well Réprossdted JSLEREIENEE it o S A0 Wh 3 Eser D ansas® 208 i R B | Blatnur gt o end plotures W " et . Lesislative . Expenses—Bennett of J ISKy or e < o € Plano. s by Ave bagh, $or Tona" B FanmiAg 51 TH, dy of Cornwall, Sullivan of Barkham- ock and tree SENATE. : one| r, No. 4, K. T., Canterbury, Hyde of ‘Wol ANTED—Place to do general house- | of Dbest manufacturers, Orig- 5 A X. of p,| Martford, Jan. 12—The foliowing|mann of Burlington, Stuart Gf ‘Sher- z work. _ Address’ B, Bullecn Otfice, | fral 150, o35 down; 34 n-glr:?::flm RAROn Bt = — ‘:‘l““"m of biiten sl | announcement of committees was,| man, Bingham of Naugatuck. Kenne- abi 3 - The 25 - 0, RENT—Store at 63 Franklin S| To sill my heart WANTED Position _as teacher by | FOR SALE—Sideboard, Targe oak ex Igauire at Bulletin Office. Jani2d | Scion ot exiles. home " tension ing table, leather cover FIRST CLASS high school graduate with good refer- 50,5920 | made by President Pro Tem. Wood- | & f GOURETL Buivot oton, Fatehe C ROOMS TO RENT,| pnoird iP5 ruft foday: inson of Essex. 5 . |ences Apply 115 Roath St. = janizd | chairs, stove, a 1ot of fancy chairs and | with or witliout board. 68 Church St | Cgircied A AL ; Asgriculture—Elifott, 29th; Alsop,| Manual and Roll.—Kins of East [Try it at.our Expense. T WANTED—A migale aged woman as | Rnnex Hod' 5. sfansion D g i S RBRNAS MRS v i = stin. Hartford, Warner of Orange, Beard of X housekeeper in & family of two. Ad: |- e Jen NICELY. FURNISHED ROOMS, cen- | . B0 gay I merry— 3 ‘Appropriations—Peck, 24th; Hook- | Huntington. Can you ask more? dross X. ¥. 2, care this office. janild | #5.00- Mason & Tramiin eabinef_or- | traily Jocated, continuous hot iwater, | WhAt tears were bbling in my breast er, 2d. Manufactures.—Edgerton of Bristol, 54 WANTED200 chestnut fencd posts. | S, o : case. Has eleven |stéam heat, bath-and gas. 35 Union St. or the holy Kerry. ‘Banks—Hooker, 2d; Platt, 15t | Brainerd St Cplchester. Omborn . of Can be Given Secretly. | MANTEDE00 chestuut fencd posts; | stons and coupier, two khee swells'and | Thone saia” * 77 % B Ggnlha | S dny 1o & LA N Capitol urnitire * and ' grounds— | Branford, Blakesleo of Piymouth, Camp- : Town. .. Janild__ | Great “barguin. ° ¥ "down and $3 per | TO RENT_A tonement of five rooms. | *Ana il ‘my sout with Shaaley, 1ith: Dickerman, 9th. £ Crawford of Stratford, S AED Fee e bought "and | month’ Btool+ ncluded. 1abi. | all improvements, &t 5. "nly e Citied” and boroughbrBartiett, 21st; | Towars of New Beitaim, Farrenkopf of AL L T oTa A Beny TRarsasy at beors’be 3ou. | Cadden Co. el ThOatia’ | smail Thp L qased apply. | QUi e O st aroa Soepa raistng; # Parker, 13th. ? / Vernon, Matheis of Norwalk. Whindestroy, the, temble CTavins fo} | Connor & Sons, Water St, Norwich.| “FOR_SALE —Pool fable, cheap fof S ec20d_ | When tirough tho dusk the ship B. W h. 10d on the auspices of Nar'ieh 5.‘-' "ln‘m!!-—}‘ i d ":‘- ""“t‘eri '115"“;-“ Military Affairs.—; organ of tl;l;%lon We want you to try it at our expense. | A« ‘oodwort| jan cash. F. E. Kies Wauregan, Ct. janiod | A TO RENT Cot T Jouse, 7 resms | | 4 %und her B FE | tlemary Engineers' association, a lec- | Congressional and’ senatorial - | Warner of Wolcott, Humphrey of War- | Thousands of ~wives "and mothers | — WANTED Bxperlonced winders and |~ $185:00— n 3 o, robando < vam. iuke 1a o be given tonight, admission | tricts—Barnum, 21st: Platt, 15th. | ren, Bishop of Plainfleld, Rice of Bol. | throughout the land, have by the aid | quiliers. Steady’ work and Eood pay. | wasd chee. Hosa tons aad Boline. " Hes |aLc J°hR E. Fanhias, No. 81 Willow | At Jiwy, whete Bristol channel takes | 18 Tooms in the Bill block, | Constitutional amendments—McNetl, | ton’ Dorland of Greenwich, Rice of | 9f OKRINE, restored drinking hus- | Also §iin tg learn. "Paid while learn- | been caretully used and i un- extra o Gecdd gl The Baxon tyrante came, by ¥. E. Evans of Boston upon Steam | 22d; Dartlett, 2lst. % 5 Branford, Balley of Chathiam, Sweet of ng.fln':‘:: n;‘:,n!m'i?m:‘iev:: ogv:ol%llg% lsr;_‘. . E. Silk Spinning Co., l;;:iu‘;xdun fine bargain. Orlginal cost $400. Stool “:V: lgn{v'r‘—.tlt 21 Ripley place, a £00d | ~But kindlier than the ““:h;— Aa.mtlmu and others m.l;;’du insmade, 32d; Tom- Gr\"’“yl?:'ounm: SR i s §h“afi“§ym Wit m_;ve '}’“fi:,’,"“' A 3L = 2 T ;gr oo lnc'}_l:’ l,’hx‘:f.aowdn“?ngou,ao m‘;n"nbl: .Ix:‘q“:.m:b fE'b:r":oAv:.n' A!}lt_lh:med x:n:.vm: un:;n“ .. are pnd, New — | ter other means have fal , S0 we RAILY MAIL ERK TED ¥ 0 4 e 2 |snErossed bills—Peck, 24th; Meard, | miftany of 'Winchester, ' Woodfora of | say to wives and mothers whos homes | —_Averase ml;x;!’u;g:': altermaseweeks | janlod | _setihd__ <257 | And rbvas hospitatity ath o i , & : 5 ALE— T o Y U. 8. Observatory T Vixcise—Frisble, 350; Mitehell, 10th. F:g,‘,:,}é;“'f,‘;"cfif:;f:;i’ e x'nfeg-pgmncei"' “Gon't. hfieezn‘;‘ 3‘:5:;;..‘:. somptmNonNicn (xamiaakions. BRLOK: gAIA—l findi}g{or’:\. 1253'3; Rod vet aits fhe Thauies lelfofilg?bljé‘;fi':i:‘&:z 27 heart waw Fhare sy Selste Mo | hetucke - ede: el — Paddock, 23d; | p 5 3 aged, even ou r 3 % o N. Y. |kain, t-C: -Co.,” Nor nquire of J. B. Lucas, & B o e Nmiarion = | 1.cooras ~Sjagieme — Faddeck 24 B e rgmem:- w‘xllhofi beqenfi‘f'“'rg;ofiuixzz _Jansd i © Flaut-Cadden Co. Borsieh | ) Buiiaing: - o 0 > MIOG,A80 | Among the nilis,of Kerry? winding clock giving U. S. —Homumond, 2§th; Park, Golumbia, Fitts of Ashfor o produce results. We knew that OH: | ;n@ILLETTE AND GEM JR. blades| ~¥OR SALG—A good Mason & Hamlln 3 0! calm again were sea and sk, time corrected hourly by e o D or e Districts. | DR Siaads Toranor a0 that OR: | sharpened. \Broadway Pharmacy. Nor- | organ: just the thing fof & home: 3355 TO RENT The good ship homeward tursim Union Telegraph, Co. Out s and same—Fenn, ath; [ _ Mo ToW O O ey of He. o help tho drunkard. k“‘:':ldg“%‘!‘}";_'; Pl ey Wl AT amd R per ek 'The BISUt ] e joon agurtiies Wik sleetiic] T mure DT SN0 WSy Weaes e customers wi a greal OOV 26th. . lauson, e wel nown druggis gl = i = gl by 2 . i cé in catching cars. D ortelted sighte—Elllott, 206i; Mar- | Bras. “Jolinson ‘6f Nesiows. iayiord of, Utlea, '8, ¥, have been 'e‘.‘figwgfi oV ANTED_Raw furs; Wil gay Bos- | KOR SALE—A square Chlckering pi- e hodt, Hardwood foors, a0d | aquin: © watshed: the Rass sonst, Towe, SUI. @ stitutlons—Leonard, 35th; | Moore of Colebrook. Eberle of Hart- | they say: “During the past five or six | Heebner's Harnces Store every Thurs: |31 pe ook ® P ehe; Se down ald | from Franklin square. Price $30. The Bidbe were. oo thse Sading” ketielk POLI'S THEATER. E.d';g*‘l;h . : ' | ford, Murphy of Danbury, Benjamin Jears we've llold u:}uwuyl all the dit- day. Arthur C. Bennett. novisd | Norwlch, Ct. dec30d Inquire of JAMES L. CASE, T know; I heard them cxllfi.&‘ b v, ith. ¥ of Canaan, | ferent cures Yor the liguor hablt an'the | "Chu g Grny AnD HOGS. G, A. | gie St # .| Then Tose the answering sea i ining this morning tickets fot | \ TicHmomlons—Barnum, 3 224/ Public Health and Safetv.—Thomp- |Market, | Weve mever yot found, one |'manare, Norwion: Tel 0400 Got358 | krtowiequch by Svers” doafor” s mie: w,:,:‘:;“k“ Street, . Norwich, Conn.| T sky grew gray above W, - y "‘“'.; o eve | Insurance—Tefin, 4th; Plerce, 1st. | 200 of Fomirer Acoms o7 Fneeid T gl:nfi\g nas given. “We have several | —SwAwTID Farms. Have huyera | 2iclan 10 ko Gne'of’ e naic” Intorior | _ o wthrms broke sud 1Be SRGAMuRg A e : son of Seymour, s that have come to our attention g of music and bench, ‘on sale at the Halle ciub, where | | dudiciary—Judson, —“25th; ~ Maban, | Sooeiq > Clarke of- Prospect, Learned | Siiors sxcellent. Fosaits nave bech bb: | Apnestions Harms Risly o micuient | Erist"he scen to bs Gppreciaiod. . §35 aQuaked in the clutohes of It, ey be purchased at any time be | [ pickerman, oth; Spellacy, | of Lishon, Sedewick of Litehfield, Kel- | tained by the use of ORRINE. "We axe | Hroadway. New York. Gotgod " | dowm; §12 per month.” Tho Pigui-caa: TO RENT o Ch s o Tiry, (X on the evening of the [, wt00r—0icC Ao ¥ | sey_of Westbrook, O'Conngll of Staf- convinced of its merits e un- . jan I knew what spirits shook our kesl— P hesitatingly recommend and : : i : parformance. This night, Friday, Jan | * . ;0 (ive expense—Fenn, 4th; and | ford. : Burr of | It i a1l dases of the Liquor WANTED AT ONCE WFOR SALE—X Dusiness sisigh buli | Large Store, 74 Main Strest. The wild, wild Sidhe of Kerry! be the first Haile ciub night as | | Losislative Putnam _Memorial Camp-—Burr of | it in all cases of the "iquor Habit'" by, Haley: coat $100: "will be sola for | Tenement of 7 ruoms with modern | | 2 & theater and the club will receive a anufacture K, 20th: Paddock, | Westport, Hutchinson of Essex, Duvert | No. 1, secret treatment, a powder, ab- | A gun barrel borer and choker .qnauire at Troy Steam Laundry. ; 106 M ‘ ugh not to scorn this tale of mine g Seill recelve. 2| Manufactures—Park, 20th; Paddo ort, HuteBinaon of Haeen D ey | Na: L. secrot nt, a po (30 £ Gecod improvements, n street. A= some wild drcamer's notion; e_proce 23a. ¢ of Putnam, Colwel v solutély tasteless and odorless, given | Also general houseworl help. S 7 N. TARRANT & CO. 1 read reproach in everything they sell. This arrangement is | *30. o poigattoist; Leon- | of Redding, Case of Bloomfield, Bins. | secretly in food or drink. ORRINE | FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, IOR SALE_Chickering Upright pia- : 4 That tracked me Cer the goess, by the management of the thea- | -~ "1 rts B N ham of Naugatuck, Phillips of Stam- | No. 2,°in pill form. is for those who S. H. REEVES, Supt. no, used a little, has been thoroughly | dec10d 117 Main Street, City. | The angry sea that snatched at me, - f the thea. [ard. 3sth. L desire to take volunfary treatment. | Cemtral Building, 43 Broadway, OMty. |overhauled at thie factory. The Plauts T assist the club in raising a fund [ 400 SO0 . o0 gin: mal. | ford, Shea of Woodbury. deire o take Cewiuiea: etment [[Geneiar oyerhauled at | x he Winds at night that jsered ma afternoon the Poli|, = g Railroads—Garde of Cromwell, Fenn | f5 "Free Orrine “Booklet (mailed in = on Lo, Jorwich. O deodtd T na Hod & thougn Tt feared me of Wethersfield, Chittenden of Madi- | piain scales envelopey to ORRINE CO. 28 HORSES FOR SALE. T BEs . ihe lague upon tne s or son, Wheeler of North Stonington | 947 Orrine Building, Washingto: -‘!D.’". WANTED Express car of h ust arrtved, | T o & | That » groan and shi Sherwood of ~ Weston, Phillips of | ORRINE is, recomsmended_and consisting of several bik horses. it Through toll of seven daye and of Durham, Hat- | Sle in this city by N. D. Sevin & Son, pgle. Come and see them WHITNEY’S AGENGV, "To feach this peacoral river: loran, 6th. their, second recep- s s on the stage after | o, New (D matinee and they will endeavor to & and probate districts— Avery, 19th. Public health and safety—Balley, their friends socially for a |, Public heal ¥ Hampton, Arrigoni Beginning next week it has 70 nReie, B L paa. | maker of Salisbury, Spicer of Groton. 1S Mam St | A BUTLER, Cooks, General Mouss |and we will show you inc best assort. ¥ e e L { o accede to the many re- [ 4 Roads, Rivers and Bridges—Magee | = ¥ 4 . '. B s oy, Eenaral SOCCTH e 227 Main St,, Franklin Square. e S T dock, 2%d. 3 _Roads, o2 | Girls, and Second Girls. J. B. LUCAS, | drivers that you have seen. These must . No more for me, uniess it Rallroads—Marsden, 12th; Grisble, [ of Watertown, Lafrance of Plainfield, | meetings held from Maine to Virginia. 7 ” | be sold, and ‘sold at once, 3 To_tread the hills of Kerry! Real Estate and Insurance | > "X puly, 'on board the Royal front paft of the orchestra | .. Tyler of Middlebury, Hatch of New | He mentioned Mr. Cummings’ services 22 Go 2 g ri i 1 b Y, . tral Building. ELMER R. PIERS the matines performances. Twelve | “Foage, rivers and bridses—Alsop, | Fairfield, Reynolds of Lyme, Calor of las a delesate in national and state Rpom 3%, Centcal’ BUilding. Tel, connection. Gl jreserved, taking all the| ;.7 ounsbury, 17th. | Plainville, White of Coventry, Kenyon | conventions, the previous appreciation | jan2a - back as the orchestra cir- | "y f (" rjes—Fenn, 4th; Lawler, 16th. | of Woodstock, Noble of Old Lyme. that has been shown of his worth by ward, oaching Montreal Citnone Btandard and Times o R N A FOR SALE ! VIEWS AND VARIETIES DS Gr the Seats will ro- lo of land—Wright, 34th; Foster,| Aules (Joint).—Carpenter of Put- | nominations he has received for vari: ST b s \0xihe e % | nam, Williamson of Darien, Flgart of [ous high offices within Connecticut, PERSONAL. For Ry, Geek. The Plaut-Cadden Co. | g3 ROOSEVELT AVE,—Six-room cot- .- f""rmlr’fi"‘;;"';flggezr: S| reri sdon, 12th; Spel- | Colchester, Griffin of Granty, Fberle | the fact that he is president of the SO ek T i [ T ek iR Gy R Clever Sayings farce -t of Hartford, Belcher of New London, | Mayors' assoclation of Connecticut and | - LADIES' CONFINEMENT INSTITUTE E—A farm on Town street, | Bleachery, Greoneville; large, = toda tomorro > ¥ 7 o d » N Lebanon, one mile {1 huren, store, | tivated garden; price very low and o W Meltzer rt. Potter of Ham- | that he for 17 years has been a prac- | _physicians attending. Infants adopted | handy to sohool. Sald farm 14 kuown | lerms easy. “I have a remarkable history* lowe, Sth. den, Bidwell of Glastonbury. ticing attorney. thy L. ; contains 82 g 5., Ne looked like BREED THEATER. State prison—Avery, 19th; Peck,|' Sale of Lands._Kelly of Windsor | Senator Halioran of New Britain, |0 boarded. For particulars. writs |23, (Do fe L, (A, fO5m: SONAIS 32| STURTEVANT AVE. No. 18—Modern | Zan the lady who locked like "A pleture of more than ordinary in- | Woman's suffrage—McNeil, 32d; and | er of Orange, Stuart of Sherman, Bish- | of the upper house, seconded the nom- | Conn. sepl7d |ing smooth and free from stone; pas- = ¢ i A el i and beauty is the great feature | Bailey, 7th. op of Plainfleld. Bull of Kent, Avery |ination as did also Representative C.|= G TR IR T L e “Hhe 15 Just.. Vet Siel: i X sbury, 17 , e = and walled; plenty of ‘cholce fruit; said and leading attraction at the| Manual and roll—Lounhbury, 17th, | of Stafford, Knowles of Ashford, ( W. Murphy of Danbury and Repre- LOST AND SOUND. ettt Tl R e S iy e 18 Pn stage. Studying hard, 1 suppose’ “for the balance of this week, en- | Pierce, Ists Moulthorp of Hun(inzton. senative Joshua Meltzer of Bridge- Yeic gouad: Bire or ‘G V10 b A Rough Rider's Romance. This | State library—Hooker, Meara, | * School Fund—Lronson of Washing- | port. Fairfield county was strong for | posz—yellow female hound, answers | man. Lebanon. Conn. - Wnsi’ | GREEN HOUSE PROPERTY, | on, no, sust heing fitted'rith the mne Brilliant story of the Cuban war | 13th ton, Tracy of Scotland, Cofwell of | Cumimings, the members from sthat o RN A o 22 asres of 1and, 399 feot rontage, on | HRATY gowns"—Detroit ¥res Press “Why do _you live eo far eout 'é" eontains one of the inost sensa- | Unfinished business—Judson, 25th: | Derby, Gallasher of Newtown, Raven- | section lauding him to the skies and |wich. Notify at once, Box 51, Packar- ~ Mansfield ave. iwo dwelling hous: A battle scenes cver enacted before chiell ¥ croft of Litc , Peck of Redding, | proclaiming, by inference, that they |ville, Conn. and be rewarded. J p SP ulAL BARfiAl large barn, two greenhouses 100 feef | town “Well I bave thres “‘g_, u':' vklu:e camera, cur)m;rmrh!ni.: ¥ Conti expenses—Parker, 25t Doolittle of m, Webb of | produce more ulnd better democrats to — — 5 g T @ %\’/’égaer‘;cl:fle'f:g; ;:{o::r:ybx:x;x;:‘bg sold. dnugmnrfl.; "Yesl.; “And a,r y victorious ascent of the hill. | L 1 3 % Brooklyn, Dickenson of Haddam. the acre over there than in any other 2 acres land, clear, 11-room B o4 | stop running at D " - Toleds 2 are many exquisite scenes pf o | Execniive Woodraff, isheries.—Peck of Straiford, | scction of Connecticut, all of which | ~PLUMBING AND GASFITTING. | house with all, large barn auantity of | ermes, will zefl greenhouses and 1ot | g4, Xk nature and (he scenery | 24th; Bartlett, 2ist s 8. . n Haven, Kelsey of | lod a member to inquire if that were | Chiiiron and stsres, 4 miles From WAL THYON'S AGENCY. “Did_vou get anyfink BT B &2 0ud is as grand as any seen Rules—Judson, 25th: M “M.n- 11!_'"‘, Clinton, Coe of Ridgefield, MacCiimon | not the place where Barnum c JOHNSON & BENSON, mantie, 2 wells, 1 at barn and 1 in |715 Maim Street, Willimantie, Cenn.| _the bioks wot lives 'ere is & year. Senate ~appointments—Flatl, th: | of Preston, Turner of Chaplin, Stevens | from. 20 Central A house, running water through place, | noviéd chap. “Blimy! Come aht quick on _strong Blograph drama is another | Barnum, 31st; Shanley, 11th. of orth, Clarke of ~Milford, Ex<Governoy Waller's name wa venue. 1,600 cords wood, good standing timber — Youll lose somethinicre—3f, A B n and with its great” moral Anderson of Norwalk. | presented to the caucus by Representa- $4.500, part cash. 2 Py Bt & protound imprestion, e briron. R aswies of Haddam, | Hive Leoter o Bock of Readmg. ina| . SLATE ROOFING PECLS RELL BSTATE AENCY, TRAVELERS' DIRECTORY. | <Aw! ¥our mins ls nothing but Bruseau amd Mr. Calkins are . Johnson of Newtown, Grenier of Vol- | briet speech that was a gem in quality | Metal Cornices and Skyligats, Gutters [ I7,TRTiP# St» e, Of a ey be wilushle my in._ excejlemft filustrated songs, ounced today untown, Hycel of Avon, Richmond of | 2nd filness, Mr. Peck said that the | and Conductors, and all kinds of Job- | —oo. v Gaell e, oy, Sall B e M7l very | folloying mex > Joint stand- | Thompson, Burnham of Hebron. Tow- | party must have men to measure up | bing promptly attended to. oy I Bittsburg Post. e With its fine comedy and ed- | ing cominittecs on the part of the | TOCTIPII. Turaham of Hebron, ton | B k- Governor. Waller's standard, bat | Tes 119, For Sa]e g% il Fects. house: : Harty of Torrington. that no one need to tell what he had = Figg—Don't you wish yon could ) g A X };.,I"\-n-‘n'(‘vl‘.n\: 11 of Middletown, ate Library.—Phillips of Stamford, | done. By naming such a man, Mr. T N vour life over again? Fogg—Well ' > o Bidwel! 5 % Moore of Colebrook, Crawford of | Peck said, the party will have the -I- Fifty shares of stock of The Jewett should -:nlotl ::vn;::‘-y-lm e Repn : | Stratford, Woodford of- East Windsor, | Support of state and nation. he Vaughn Fflundry f-fl City: Textile Novely Co. Any ressin: i+ L g‘om-a‘\hy mvt-m s e WKIneE o , . Sha. | Brainerd of Coichester, Candee of E: On motion of Senator Spellacy the able offer accepted. Address e e % of Cantéth g ton, Tuttle of Orange. Grant of South | veriod for. nominations were closed 0. P. WATTLES, S S w3 =2 =| “You have mome of the things fefl v v Srtgber. - Windsor, Kelley of Saybrook. and the roll call of members com- Sumad St i which_you enjoyed &s a youth, have o et M e | menced. . Chairman Tingiér cautioned i s The water way — the comtortable | you, Uncle John?’ “Ng* sald Uncle way of traveling. Johh, who is a suce 1 man. “T Steamers City of Lowell and Ches- | gwapped them off as I went wiong” ter W. Chapin—safe, staunch vessels | —Buffalo Express. in Hanl of Williston, | Unfinished Business.—Rlakeslee of criden, Sperry of Wash- | North Haven, Bennett of Canterbury, | the m Ledyacd, King of fast | Bearcsley of Roxbur: y Dunn mbers to be qulet, as Lo ~ urnishea promptly. Large stock of voice was not strong, which patl s. No. 11 to 25 Fe (3 . Thomaston.—Dr. R. G. Hassard has £ resigned 2s health officer of Thomas- ton. ki W Sufrra; »f Guil- | Sally drew a round of laughter. No . . Hasfiprd of Mansfield, Dunn of | Woman Sufitage Range o ase ot | incident marked the proceedings until 2d that have every comfort and conven- | opeimigt—Yes, sir, if youll drind Middistown.—Rev. Dr. Donovan, who | " 000 w1 of New London, | Bloomfield, Kelley of Saybrook, Beard | the close of the rall call, when Repre- dence for !llhgfl"l"'“- Lons Tsland | Duttermilic thres times & day youlf _ has been iil with the grippe for a week, O ey Tt ahaon: | or Funtington, Pack of Hamden, Wabp | Sentative E. P. Spicer of New Lon. A delightiul voyage on Lonz Tsland | BUttermille Tlres e simict—But JEESRERG Iltiproved. hester. Smith of Windbam, Burr of | of Brooklyn, Hart of Barkhamsted, | don county asked that he be aHowed F B A Bound and a superp view of the woll- | ypapg the use of I ten yea-a I ki & ¥ - Thithel G Drarige | to change his vote from Cummings (0 P et ! e Aty derful skyitne and waterfront of New | Wlaty he R8O e N etiermiie % s s TYute Yis by Hare of Sumeld Ken-| Constitutional Amendments (Fouse). | Waller; which request was allowed. | . | o 3 New London at 11| three times & day?—Judge. I e tho Blask F1an gostoffice. | Car 0! 0 = ve T of Sufeld, Carier of Bact Had. |, OB announcement of the resul: of | Tin and Sheet Metal Worker HOUSE. T iRl Neler—Tou seem o heve ® Harry Haines is the driver. ) oy N el 4 furniture—John- | dam, Towers of New Britain. Belcher | the ballot, the motion that Mr. Cum- ; p. m. weekdays only; due Pler foot of | = HNesley=ripl, Folm elligence. o g b witol grour: n e o o Toamdon, Toliott ot Gremsaisy | mings' nomination be made unanimous | Agent for Richardson and Boynton Has hardwood floors, modern [| East 224 Street §.45 a. m. (Mondays ) opinio; 1d, t00, 3¢ you knew e aecente & ouin G don . Dalley | bvook Kobler ot Steriing. Hoxie of | Dronson of Washington, Morgan_ of | Was passed without opposition. Of the | Furnaces. vlumbing and all improvements. J| exceptad) and Pler 40, North River. | el 20N S (2%, 0 diy ' tienai church at Collinsville. Lebarion, Tuttle of Goshei, Tracy of Groton, Thompson of Eefhlehem, Wil- |35 Yotes given ex-Governor Waller, | 55 West Main Street,s Norwich, Conn. || Nice neighborhiood. Will b sold e A threo days for Zelglor's midress and e . = i Day of” Chatham, 3itchell of | on of Seymou e L emom eio e daet for cash or traded for a smain { | Fare Norwich 10 New York $1.75 | iwa ‘got onty far as the D's—Chicaga e B b s gy T G a2 2 tovens of | Representatives Fields, Chapman, E. cottage. Write or telephone W.J. PHILLIPS, | News. inent in fraternal circles, died and boroughs—Webster of gly, Fox en, Stevens of 4 : i St L ) augsd | First New Woman—Tt 3 wery fme weelk at her home in New Britain. | Harwinton, Carpenter of Putnam,Sey- | N Hartford | P- Spicer, F. A. Johnson, Belcher, Cra- 5 JAMES L. CASE, gent, New London. Conn. iret, N po- g Ty Ridgefleld, Miner of Ne signment of Seats.—Hall of W Noble, Chesbro, Lamphere. =Rep- 40 Shetucket St, Norwich, Gt portan "'W'm _ Branford.—President Taft has Loucks of ‘Wallingford, Smith Steele of Fast Windsor, T | ative Dearing was absent. the Fidl o ‘ ' . Ct. in_the_suffrage n-.’w:’:’-;annm 2ond g Woman—Because every ook controle on’ county members Cumming: evnote of tne remares we- | He@ling and Plumbing, he adjournment of the con- the senate the nomination of H. G leld, Whittiesey of M of Windham ley for postmaster at Branford, | \on raterbury,Lucey of Mid- & reappointment voted ic The DEMOCRATS HOLD JOINT CAUCUS | ceding “That man_is about the most tacts All Water Route |mis ety = =2 o = o= o Naugatuck.—Coach Fenry McCarthy e . = vention was that the united support| - £ | M the Columbia football clib has heen | carey - S inatan nd ¢ | Homer S, Cummings of Stamford Nom- | o the democratic members should be 92 Flafl”lfl s"ee[_ | / ¥ o, Thmt man s sbout : te 3 with a handsome EIk&' pin | Chaplin, Gaies of X 3 inated for U. $.” Senator—Ex-Gov. |siven to the parfy candidate at the marbd agrea with you. He would have nq by members of the team. ot Waterfc 4 Waller Also Named. clection on Tuesday next; and to this | sstes withh you. He woel na ¢ Calne end, Chairman Tingier, on a sugges- ew o.‘ i wha.n‘ ; M-tf" -— 3 purpose of providing a monument for k Fair Haven—A son was born this “syeek to Mr. and Mrs. Charies . Lock- the inventor of the safety FaZor. - T B B e tion from the floor, named Representa- Conaressional and se (Special to The Bulletin.) tioes Phibivs. -Bodewich s Tiehar Do lt Now ] A suburban Home, consisting ot —S8tevens of Berlin, Tiffany r 3 V of Fair Haven. The father wrote | - g ffany -| Hartfora, Jan. 11.—Ex-Mayor Ho- | ns 4 it B |} =ix acres of gooa tiNable land, : * Horald, 19098 aftor his name. Master | Chester, Northrop of Fairficld, Russell | mer §. Cimmings of Stamford was | jines up. with its fll sieangtn Pore. | Have that old-fashioned, unsanitary ||| Well Watered;' house has six Chicago Record-Herald " of Middletown, Noble of Old Iyme, i . % | lines up w its full strengi ues loned, uns Ty i Actor (to fellow player who s usu« is belleved to be the class | 2f Middletown =Woble of Old_ 1vme. | nominated for United. States senator | giy next, for, as one member . sug-| plumbing replaced by aew and raod. TOOME; a1l thers 18 % IRIES barm. Iy criticised)—1 say, you of 1909, £ ¢ Pomfret, Davis of Somers|py the democrats of the legisiature | Vou never can tell what miy | ern open plumbing. It will repay you |} Situate 2 miles from Franklin = R T e the critiques. in the { 3 Potter of Mamden, Chidsey of Fast| Thursday at a joint cavcus of the | hayron. which was an expression of a |in the increase of health amd saving square, 8 minutes’ walk from F 'l oo ousht o Teaq Hhe. o —The milis of thie place | FEICN, itdonal amendineits Golnt)— | MEMbErs of both the upper and the | hope of 4 republican boit, of which | Of gdoctges bilx. Overhsuling and re. B Sich Towil. irglley Ting, Erige are vt f:;':i';gm:mnfie critics say, Actor ey istitutiona endieits (joint)— | 1o 7 c Haen | ES S T e 5 r t i3 R Shoe, me ine oacems rets mao% | Willinmson of Darlen, Beicher of New | 10Wer, houses, held in the hall of rey there in not the slightest indieation at [ Otting Thorougnly done: Let oo atve b Unexcelled freight and passen- || ~Oh, Hut they praiss you tiis morns {salsed the water in the Farmington |London, Tracy of Scotland, Kebler of | ™pylc®action was taken with all the |y "o The caucus adjourned at| Zin S R h the ‘modorn Rind. that FRANCES D. DONOHUE, §or, fgrvice direct b and from J fng.—¥regends Blasties wiver to such a height that there is | Sterling, o 4‘;‘(111‘;.-:1' ”t‘ New | enthusiasm of a hopeful democracy. - will keep out the sewer gas. The Central Bldg. Norwich, Conn. All Outside Staterooms. plenty of water. rawfore New|ang with & reiterated expression of | MIDDLET B work will be first-class and the price : From Norwich Tuesdays, Thurs- MUCH IN LITTLE b Saa s of New. Hartfoed| S0 Wi 8 Xellcrated expression’ ETOWN BUSINESS MEN | Work will aays, Bundave at bie That the mortality in oulthrop of Huntington. v e Gai o s L s s e New York, Pler 22, Bast River, 3 ~ this since the first of the year is | Education—Ensign of _ Simsbury, | (s, SUPPOrt him as one man when | Secure Good ~Speakers ' for Annual ~—— | foot Roosevelt Street, Mondays, Consul A. G. Seyfert of Owen Bound 4 all records is the report of | Goddard of Wallingford, Bronson of | the ballet for the senatorship is cast - Banquet. J. E. TOMPKINS, . Wednesdays, Iridays, at' 5 p. m. J|says that contracts let snd engages & Clerk Thomas, who has already | Washington, Latimer of Salem, John- | °tucsday mext, =~ = = o . val“able Fal-m “Phone or write for folder. | ments entered into. with the Somtster “Been called upon to record 66 deaths | son of Gilington, Boyd of Woodbury, | xeos po e Sl ara Pluns are about completed for the| *uS188 67 Wast Main Street. P. 8—Freight received until 5 and provincial goversments by Che ses: " since the first of this year. Belden ‘of Newington, Fields of Boz- | hanor ammooned ArtGonaimed for the | yix annual banquet of the Middletown . . ! tlous Canadian railway companies ifi- e & rah, Warren of Killingly e o joummingy and re | Business Menw's assoclation, which i coutaining 90 acres, abundance of wood, C. A. WHITAKER, Azent. dicate that at least 7.000 miles of new Hertford. - Lighteen scoutmasters| Engrossed Eills—0O'Connell of Staf- | {\ay ®conceded hetore. the caucus | t2 be hield at the Hotel Chaffee on the QUALITY some fruit, fertile land, well watered, i Rt oo i ‘ere prese! nday i i e of- | fo 3 of Granby. - 5 be e caucus | of v Jan. 26. T = G 21 e SaRv ve years. ge® of Superintandent of - Schools | Fcize Seoutllc of Southbur ppened that A Cummings should | SENINE 8% RN IAN, 8 IOk | 1n work shoula alweys be constdereq | Situnied cuiy 23 miles from Norwick, ; " el by have the womination. i i . . = especially when it eosts no more than | Ct- 1 The Japane e t cigaretie B s 7 i fhe| ar et Harfand, Gréoriof John 8 Sevmour of Norwalk was | FHFI IS vor as yet certain. | (he*inferior Kind._ Bkilled men are| A palatial residenca in ths city of tactory 41 Newchwang . has boen Movement. in Hartford. Branford, Adamety’ of Kilingworth | 4180 nominated, this also, it was un- |, 9 SPESEHIE TERTEC TS TR 210 | employed by us. - Our prices tell the | Norwich, situated on high ground over- equipped with new machinery from . Dent ot Bilagepors, Lathroy ot Co. | derstood, as a bouquet from his spe- | WeSlOClT Wiversity: Dr. James Dong. | Whole story. looking the Thames valley. The price 4 2 o | Tapan, but is not operated to full ca- Thompsonville—At a meeting of the | veniry, Craner of Norwich e Lo I e leglslature. o the|vaD, pastor of St John's church. this STETSON & YOUNG. is right, terms easy. possession given [MOST BEAUTIEUL SPOT IN THE || sity, as the total sale of Japanese- ot gfi%fi?u?:-fi&:flfnmf&i Federal Relations—Fenn of Wethers- | minority party were present to ox. | iy, and Mr. Nichols of Lynn, may2ia ~ immediately. Call or write for particu- | oxE DAY f s made ° cigarettes—both ,’1“.2'1’;‘31‘ = d 10 $1.100 per year, with the| Lc\0; Burnhym of Hebron . Clarke of | regs their preference, 70 of this num. | L1° _f2mous expert on the comm: T lar i oo N from NEW YORK |- 5006 per. monith in 1918 © tanding that he devote his time | & rora. Deasing of sorwivs, Rl | Do \oine Tor Mr. Cummings, 23 for | Plan of municipal government STEP IN AND TRY OUR - A3000 itk Ry w. Sopaare sara, 7 tonkl He. TERCEACNISIORNT asT MATE 4 - : " xford, Dearing of Norwich, Wild- | Ste. Wohee ond v tor s pos — £ hay, 80 bushels potatoes, lot of tur- : %Y ooana’’ 1 X <obe 7o 8 duty only and that no more | man of Brookfield, Lubrsen of Tol- | L, valler and, 7 for Mr. Sevmour. Aood Done by Raine. OE R ki Twin Screw S. 8. “Oceana David F. Withur of Kebe re- Bk or work as & constable be R ; The Vote was taken by roll call s i S o ips, onions, several barrels of Apples, at shipments of sulphur froms D him. ladid, Pasmales of Westhrok. . - Seeretary 1. S. Thomas of the stato | In addition to filling the Farmington C ] L S, & heitehs, QOO T ook L 5 os, Diaptatbment: 3 | Irancae port increased vers 3 gpinance=Wadhams | o, Gothen. | central committée in the absence of ’rf-‘,fix‘l“ot?l‘fi;“fif;‘,‘}“:;if%é;“’“""i;'ii"’ - Frer | a1 the tools and farming implements 3 oot Long; 35 ne 1909, This sulphur ie SUCCESSFUL CORN GROWER. | . ke % Chairman Comstock, called the caucus | Tun 2 ctories along 1ts banks, | rom o Y iairare baventn Poskealon given: s A prodict of volcanic springs on fhe A d shire, Augur of Middlefield, D , order, immediately after the ad. | the rains of the last weei or two have . & FPASTHST AND t f Kyushu, and when simply L 8. White of Granby Got Valuable | L a; B0t of Greciich, Roburis | {0urmimerit of the session of the house. | Served to il the g pring that sur- | DEL-HOFF CAFE, Ground Fioor | meaately. Investigute: FBANMBR TO BIAAUDA. (i, in which condition it y uable | of North Canaan, Bradiey of Redding, | On motion of Representative Dunn of | nishes the water supply to the houses | . jyseq WILLIAM A. WILCOX, R R Sateia B and. Shippeit she Teeit % Berth Meal pure suiphur. Prizes Last Season. Chapman of East Lyme. Wallimantic, to whom Senator Spel- | in the village that are still connected | ish and Game—Perrin of | Zave way, Lyman T. Tingier of | With the old supply system of the Col- | ly no grower of corn in Con- | stock, Spaulding of Norfolk Vernom, who will be the demporatic | lnsville Water company. :k B li A“ - No. 41 West Bromd Street, FINEST U e, | ; - . - : ; ! No. Street, > | Dairy ta nstitutes an_mpor- Tife « rocord to equmi that|of Enfield, Prench of Trumbull, leader. of the house during the ses- | DSG (1)} flg ey:,, PR Weswdis s o o ! Yians | amiey L s, o5 bnpor- By L. S White of Granby the |don of Old Saybrook, Proulx o sion, was named as chairman. Sena- 1 X 5 duction and handling of lerge quanti- Real Estate Broker, s ; | =7 on. He raised an acre of corn | Clarke of Prospect d- of Wind- | for MeNel)l of Bridgeport was seiect | | - < e eport was selec- o | tie < . consumed fn e ot T T ISR N S I R R Y ¢ ATONSON, LD, | LUCAS HALL, - b S L e e B e ecol “orfelte oveli ¢ o1y, nd Representative Dunn of Williman- PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, : 3 LANT! ing conc in the confederatic - 376 in casb. This did not end | son, Woodford of Bast Windsor, GIiT- | tie g Clern ramresenting thy priman- | ] - ing_concerns | m : o | ze ridgeport, Hyd klin, { there was imthediate consideration of | oc . 1. €. > = export, ‘e tate of Comnecticut, and as a reeult | Siater of Farmingto St A A SRRt Han i v / ARE YOU THINKING OF DOING £ o o T o | ford. Wood C sublican senatorial cauens on Tues- o THIS 7 peor B aerictithra; tarnal and ciah | * i insion { s mee senp el cougssions Tueg | race ana Scatp tas- | e WHAT'S NEW e : MONEY LOANED =~ | veoric 8 of $26 from ihe Connecticut | Cheshire, Tiflany « Spi- | taboved, there was a flow of vers 1 oge. Shampooing end | 1f g0 you should consult with me ant P A R A the o e 5 # witural association and $100 | cer of Willinkston. | oratory us an incldent of the proceed- | Manieusing. Orders ACE F get' prices for same. Zxcellent work west Rates of Interest. An old e e e n i Siles e Comnecticut_State _granger [ines i taken for combings. at reasonable prices. established firm to deal with, Canadn, in. proportion 10 ite Pog of $200, together with the | jden, Bidwell of ¥ s g tepresentative” Albert Puleifer ' MRS. T. S. UNVERWOOD, (Bstablished 18725 et - sty < B¢ Jras produced, makes the | of Lyme, Tlart of | PR A Tel. bod-d. 51 Beoadwas. Step in and see us. THE COLLATERAL LOAN €O, i B Kol Wi B i - prations. — I ilfor s e fac auri e yea B S hene pikatod t any | Koo e Eary it yiel litord. 15 e e 3. F. CONANT. 11 Frankln Strec: FRANK WATSON & €O, C. M. WILLIAMS, R N B 2T ing to the official returns of & srown in this latitude, Haven, Steele of East Windecr, Kir- | Conncctiout has produced hnd in ver. | Whitestone ¢ ana the 3. F. C. 10 | marsa 72 Franklin Strest. g 3 DR o dit sov miies I 2ot by of Sharon, Shailer of Che erence to the fact tiat this has heen | CISAF3 are the best on the market General Contractor and Builider, AL, TAFT, S g g i, il o e and Clairvoyant. 5,749 miles 8 n.. up State St. Washington to Til- and on. a says iha ing the lust fiseal gox of Bristol, Tatem of Eas a year of democraiic saccess, point- | K17 them New Mi ed ot that it was essential that the E Insurance—Taft ot Fatmington, | neminee should be o man fully qual- sorTLER ‘Phone 370. san174 | New London, C Chidsey of East Haven Atwood of | ifed. and compeiony Hepregintisivs | . Jackel cor. Market and Water Sta MILL[NERY - il LD Norfolk, Moore of Sowers, Cable of | Bhutips reviewed the poilticf] career | A compicte lne of the best Ales. Lager FALL and WINTER - g 1614 Chinese entered Cinad Harwinton, Reid of Bewnel, Thoms of | of 311. Cuminings, mentioning the fact | and Wines, specially bottied for fame '\ AT LITTLB PRICES. an NEWMARKET HOTEL, $500 en wity the retg Traterbury, Nolan of Hartiord, Clatke | that lie Bad been for 12 years a mem- | Uy use. Delivers. Tel 13- Heavy Dress Goods for ladies’ cloaks, 715 Boswell Ava. the registiation fees, made a total of Monroe, SPH ber of the democratic national com- MRS. G. P. STANTON suits end 's wear. -class Wines, Licgors aud Ci enue of $807.000, showing an inet Judiciary.—Banks of Fairfeld, Hunt_ | mittee, thtice mavor of Stamford, und AUTOMOBILE STATION. octidaw * 5 ' MILL ANTS—a blg assort. and Welch it Berven, 59 | of mearts $100.070 gm 1he ‘1':':;”1»’:‘ J‘t:l;dn‘u:.’ I']I:Lxl 1m| n[“flmm; in the refl'n;‘ campaign had been i gt o o ment, of all kinds Dress Goods and |order. Jjohn Tuckle. Prop. *‘. C'Pt the e aonree 3 oo e Rt g 7 g g WS = o e o T Som : b fon, MIRaTe o Senn M B s, St 2 ness heroen the public, there s no me- | Siiks. Torices very low. = ¢ WHEN you wani (o puc yoar busl- |Yenr Some 665 o Reynolds of kast Haddam, ' persision : itica . z B ot LR L ML = | O ALoOM, Trwmrish G e M o e 4 i | PP » = - 3 4 ing columus of The B . s dian Uiroigh the advertis- |untaxed mar1%d | A Fine Assortment 218 MAIN STREET. Patsis i