Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 27, 1911, Page 8

lie 808 motion. pmdru at the .l’k!ur- &t the Breed The- %L 0. 0. F., meets . B, of C. ‘uw Block. b 24, 1. O. H, . No. 248, N. 1. O. P., igham Memorial. D. of Ps mPQtl ‘ By -4 25; F. B. L, meets in "Rqr ?yvnhn meets in C. L. U. Hall. ANNOUNCEMENTS N. E O. P. maotl wnlgm Today Frank A mn i -howing a line of fine oxfords and pumps. s’ Barly -l‘g:: styles. Miss M. C. Adles will be in New York all this week. In Norwich entire week of March 6. See ulv. Let all members. and fflends of the Anna M. Herr Y. W. C. T. U. make a special effort to attend the meeting Tuesday evening, and assist to cele- brate the Willard Memorial, and greet the new Taftville Y’s, at 8 p. m.,, room 2, No. 35 Shetucket street. Strong at the Auditorium. A most attractive programme of vaudeville acts and photoplays has been arranged for the first half of the week, at the Auditorium. There are no two acts alike, therefore assuring plenty of variety, and as ail the acts are on comedy lines, this bill should please all: A lively gymnastic novelty is pre- sented by Arminta and Burke, comedy nmpolhw artists. Most of their werk is performed ia mid-air, and on the trampoline, which is a bounding pad, and the source of much merri- unnt when in such ‘capable hands of funny comedian like James I. .lrn. Mlle. Arminta is known as the perfeet woman gymnast and her work is both sensational and daring. A really funny team are Keffe and Dunham, in their comedy act, Dodo's ¥riend, which is one of the ‘funniest acts in vaudeville. They have lately been features with Ward and Vokes and Geo. M. Cohan’s Co. The Traveling Man and His Valet, as presented ‘Wenrick and Waldren, is a clever little blackface skit, in ‘which some good singing and dancing are imtroduced. These boys are com- ers, wateh them. Acknowledged by all to be the great- est Shadowgraphist the world has ever seen, is Chassino, This wonderful per- former net only makes shadowgraphs ‘with hie hands, but also with his feet, and he has brought this line of work 4down to a science. Now, don’t look wise and say, “Oh, a shadowgrapher, don’t think much of them,” because you never saw an act like Chassino’s, for the simple reason there never was an act like hil A surprise that will open your -e; ‘There are uvunl novelties among the photoplays for Monday and Tues- day, the first being a melodrama of | the Russian secret police, entitled In ihe Czar's Name, This is a maqn\e* production that cost the Yankee film makers mat thousands of dollars to produce. er pictures are Value Be- vond Prloq. & new idea of the Than- houser company’s, and The Lure & the City, a drama by the American Film company of Chicago. THE DAIRY FARM. In the second act of The Dairy Farm, which epen for the week at Poli's theater this afternoon, there is an old-fashioned Christmas celebra- tion that is & whole show in itself. The boys and girls for miles around #ather at Squire Hurley’s home to Spemd Christmas eve and.a general Jollification tales place. There are jokes and stories, songs and speakin’ amd coum es, the whole ending with a old-fashioned oountry dance. The comedy roles in this scene have unlimited ODPOrtunlfie- and. the players who earry them are eapable of wetting every bit of fun possible out of the scene. The serious side g¢f the play tells a strong story that is broad and human in its appeal, and, taken mltogether, the drama is one of the and satisfying of the stories before the is afternoon auto- public today. graphed motto eards bearing the sig- bhature of Laurence Dunbar will | be presented to the ladies. Tonight is Owle’ night, which makes it certain that a large and enthusiastic audience will be on hand. On Friday afternoon the public will. be given its first op- portunity to meet the new leading wo- man personally. A reception will be held on that day by the company in honor of Miss Montgomery. This af- fair will be entirely different from those that have been held befors, All the company will receive in makeup and costume just as they were seen in | the play, giving the event the appear- ance of an old-fashioned counigy soci- able. The refreshments will consist of apples, cider and doughnuts. Re- served seats are now on sale for the entire week. BREED THEATER. The great civil war story, entitled The Girl Spy Before Vicksburg, which was to be the feature picture at the Breed for the last half of last week, but was missent, and did not arrive, will be the attraction for the first part of this week, instead, and is without doubt the strongest picture of its kind ever made, showing, as it does, the bl\wky Mttie favorite of ‘the southern pictures, Miss Gene Gauntier.' In this picture she actually dynamites an am- munition convoy and narrowly es- capes with her life. This is positively the elimax of reckless, mervy action, A superb Vitagraph picture, entitled The Light in the Window, fs a photo- | hearing at a later date. It is alleged drama gem, and features Miss Turner, the vlvlelm favorite, in a most con- . genial role, the plot being highly pic- Biograph is an- other drama, with a powerful' moral, and finished acting. Miss Anna Danckert, soprano, will appear in illustrated songs. College Club Concert. Musieal America, of October 23, 1910, refers as follows to Miss mpson, who is to give A pecital in Silater hall on March auspices of the College benafit of the Academy fugd. Thompson was soloist and Franck’s variations were performed for the @irst time by the Boston Sym- phony orchestra. ~They have been by pianists, for there are hv -instances, in the first place, of such masterly treatment of "'o;m- e e “";ro? s e soloist, though & solo h%nt is treated as a of the orchestra. Miss. Thom; < fortunate in h pson was una er “sym- pathetie % the piece, and anism ut. She. had her solo In & comparatively of time, but she showed but intuition itles of the mu- al the theme of l Little smngimonummm and Legislation. ~ Szudenh in tfhe norn.u.l anfl. othzr public schools may tefrmed to learn tma mmln: flut the |- legislature is not. favorable at the present time to accej s tion for the telchln‘ of Es) such schools. In the house: unfavorable report of the education was accepted and the bill rejected. It is stated that there are b;‘x!t 30 kae‘rlnfl!h in Connecticut at s A New London county rem'uenu- tives’ meeting, at which = matters of considerable importance will be .taken up, is set downrto be held Tuesday, March 7, 2-p. m. Referring to the farmers, Represent- ative Lester O. Peck (Reddin), himself a farmer, sa; “We are called ‘the salt of the .earth” one day in the year—the day before election—and ‘rubes’ on.the other 364 days.” Congratulations are due the mem- bers of the general assembly in con- nection with the very satisfactory at- tendance at ‘the ‘first iday session. Probably it will be possible to have well attended Friday sessions.after all —only probably, though; it wauldn! be safe to bet on it—not yet. The committee on claims reported unfavorably Friday on the petition of Charles A. Twiss of it e that he be compensated for injuries received in July, 1910, while he was a prisoner at the Windham county jail in Brook- 1yn. The report was accepted and the petition rejected. ‘The petition set forth that Twiss was ordered by the deputy jailer to assist as a laborer in doing some haying in the “Bard” meadow at Brookiyn and that whilé engaged in this work he fell into a blind sluice and was so badly ruptiured that he has since been unable to per- form his work. The committes was of the opinion that no liability rested on the state. Representative Phillips of Stamford slammed the Russian government in tice | in itself, supplementing the combined | this instruments. Miss _Thompson gave great pleasure with her clean execu- tion, her fine semse of values, the ex- cellent taste which characterized her performance; She was recalled again and again. Brief ‘State News Whigville.—Ex-Representative Lester L. Lowery died last week with pleuro pneumonia, after an illness of a wek. has be New Britain.—The Turner society held a meeting last week and arranged for the state convention to be held in that city March 26. Suffield—A detachment of men from the United States agricultural depart- ment have begun work in Suffleld and vicinity looking for the gypsy moth. Meriden.—The Meriden Tuberculosis Relief association has received the school exhibit from the Educational }Exhlblfion company in Providence, R. Westport—John Kiaski, who stole a fur coat and an automobile tire from the garage of Judge J- L. Morean at disposed ing as in = and al session. absent members and incidentally’ seem | halter ties, any to be very much interested in the pro- A ceedings. sis hosplta,l office building. Main and Courf. ation of domains, even when trave American passport. The . resolution, Whicthklmhmfledwfiew ment o definitely postponéd, come up'tor noanmiul 1y members of Y.he ‘house claod Shele privilese; to criticise: adjournms enw,mdny their ‘comment u>h. will be -ntmu&e!l vfih being in pu-tle\llu' rout of indefini other, ’ ‘h will probably be the T city. The arrest follows a on an opium den, Orange.—The town is indignant ov- er the effort to establish a tuberculo- remonstrance the: een prepa_‘et?mying in effect | Orange does not want to be a duniping ground for invalids, Hartford.—A Hartford firm is build- ing a little three wheeled automobile that it believes to have great capacity. In order to test it out one of the ma- chines started the other day for a run_to San Francisco. Middletown.~Middletown has finally decided on a site for its federal post- is the corner of streets. An appropri- 30,000 has been made by the government for the site. CASTORIA It For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signatu.e of H. Hele B SFora of =l exer- after to the prac= ning - action on some muten that may be as easily of 'that way for m. time be- The point mada was that définite action for or against should, as a general rule, "be taken at once. ‘The legislative bulletin is crowded Glmh motices of hearings for the coming weel busy of sthe eession. Governor Baldwin sent to the senate on Friday the names of J. Glastonbury, Richard Winchester ‘and Theodore Bridgeport as nominees for railroad m commissioners. ‘Governor Baldwin sent to Pfldt,{.the report of the state treasurer | pin; 0 an estimate of stats expendi- tures for the next two years. ; ANTED—At If Friday sessions become & regular xilohen Sirl and a gisi for P'Wfld orke thing, there will be an excuse for characterizing it as ladies’ day. terday there was a greater number of the fair sex on the floor of the house than on any day since the general as- sembly was conyened- for: the present | fore; speedy, simple, welghs " They occupied the seats of | makes rope Or wi’r’e Sables, Slothesiin ‘most e, Yes- rald that ‘Westport, last November, was given a yedr in jail at Bridgeport. 1 New Haven—Charlie Ong, a China- man, was arraigned before United States Commissioner Wright at New LOST AND FOUND. Sni feb: LOST—On Westerly car, pecketbook, | Cemtral Building, 43 MW City. with papers of value to owner only. Please return to. this office. reward. tabie 27d Haven and held in $1,000 bail for = that he has been distributing opium in LOST—Mesh purse, Tuesday, celve reward. on Main street, Return to Bulletin and re- LEGAL NOTICES. - : AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Plainfield, within and for the Dis- trict of Plainfield, on the 25th day of February, 1911. HN E. PRIOR, Judge. Hstate of George J. Kelley, late of | Plainfield, in sald District, deceased. The Administrator having made writ- ten application to said Court, in ac- cordance with the statute, for an order of sale of the whole or part of the rea estate described thereim, it is Ordered, That said application heard at the Probate Office in Plain- ; field on the 4th day of March, 1911, at 10 o'clock in the foremoom, and that ! notiee thereof be given by publishin; & copy of this order once in The Noi wich Bulletin, a newspaper having circulation in said Dmnof at least Ave | days before said day assigned, and that | return be made to_this Court. Lty HN E. be COURT OF PROBATE AT A at North Stonington, within and for the HELD | District of North Stonington, 25th day of February, 1911. Present—CALV A. SNYDER, Judge. Estate of William H. Prentice, late of North Stonington, in said District, deceased. The Administrator having made writ- ten application to said Court, in ac- gl;rg:lncerw:}!‘n the statute for an order e of the whole of the real estate de(n)(;rlbedd therein, it is gred, at said application be heard at the Probate Office in North Stonington on ‘the 1st day of Mnrch 1911, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, and that notice thereof be given by Insert- ing a copy of this_order oncs in The Norwich Morning Bulletin, news- paper having a circulation 'in said Dis- trict, and that return be made to this Court. Attest: CALVIN A. SNYDER, Judge. on the feb27d AUCTION SALE ’ ‘ HORSE MARKET Telephone 2264 WILLIAMS BROS., Props. THE NEW Ensrsm 144 Allyn St., Hartford, Conn. Sale commences at 11 a. m. |every Tuesday and Friday, rain or shine. Our ring is all under cover. T4>® 02» E003 EA>8 o2» 200 150 noom amD BaTH I_fi HOTEL ALBERT 11th St. & University Place - Ome Block from Broadway Two Blocks from Wanamsker's NEW YORK CITY Situated close to the Whole- sale and Retail Districts, 2:. he rflu"fim"fl?w and 1o & grom -Chelsea. lu. )nmm- from Pénna. Station. Min. trom Grapd Cemtral Sta. Minutes cAdoo Tunnel "'t..«m 1 2<4>»® 02> 200> Ihas the Largest Line of Alarm 7 new; ‘also one set - 0 to; W 4 n‘tl- 7 r. George ’,‘M“, ":‘:L T 3 “Bhiss nine: use, ‘steam heat, hot s’?g}mfl vai:r‘, lot 8 !00‘ ln ukohgfi Case, Bliss Place. i FOR nu—u.-c nery, manm en- - 4 _'gd SEEILE W carpet. feather - {ed :mvnun.- \m-lne business _opportunit. Two-tenement. - Lebanon Conn, M; unmu numnw, Mohb et. g l.oom by old establishe can furnish % m’t:n, ass W, a;od tion to- do housework 1 ro(‘rrti A lfi/ A a pply avenue. - lady wants nistrator, Wi 5 small-fam- ‘office. npénnl nml cheap. Yantie, Conn. ’fl":l‘&mne 288-5. -&!. for: fln-” wall Arctic soda uo monu:l ;& &x ini o g B "x"n'it" Foul wuua wi on faent o positions. o 193, 227 .nunm [ ociation, Muare way Street, Brooklyn, N, % SITUATION wm ; nuu-h sol SR e um‘f e i o Hanson 19 Sarr Bl New London, flflu good - any yun’ urvica. To be prices. Brothers, , Conn. reb24d J‘Orley cow, five th; sell M. Ames, , . Willimantic, Cenn. A ni oys to sell latest scari- out. Good commission. Douglas mrdy Co., Attleboro,; Mass: = feb24d Backus hospital, digns ?35"""‘5.""“,...,.,.’ Shtsea good w ), soun e w(firkhflil' and vl"l_', t1: years old; will sell him nable to some good ual Brurm Bakery, Baltic, Con‘;xu e SALE—Eight-room ~cot houu ‘lL improvements, 168 Auo u o ‘,’P:,‘,‘ Scker St rll '8 etucket t., e M“ AGENTS WANTED—16 cent. profit; 35 to $6 worth - or ropo better, stronger than factory made, from 40c bflll of binding twine or from scrap twine free; low priced hand machine; mv-: sold ‘be- only one on the marke! or thickne: Toope or SplSRY Anishes with 2clvedss end; farmers; mines factories, liveries, saddlers, umru buy l- hurry for territory. Cash, 34 Union 8t, Norwich, Comn. \ cattle, calves md WANTED—Beéf ’ %oultry erta or telephone Herts ros, 8 No. Thames, St. FOR SALE — h. p. launch e; 'Bl ull fll for $1. overnment tion sufficient; ments coming this year: Necessary; send postal immediatel list of positions open. FrankMn insti- tute, Dept. #2-D, Rochester, N. Y. WANTED—Raw furs bought. Ev.'ri Thursday at_store of Jos. Conmor Bons‘hwnter 8t., Norwich. A. E. Woed- wor WAN'n'.n—mw furs. Full market ri aid ever; pri day in tha week. H. A Heo mer, 30 Water St T WANTED_—Raw furs; will ton- and New York B Heebner's day. Arthur C. Bnmat'. 1 BUY POULTRY AND HOGS. G. A. Bullard, Norwich. Tel 64 WANTED Famlly ook, general house girls and two or three women for day work. 3. B. LUCAS, 32 Central Building. WANTED AT ONCE General Housework Help. . FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, 8. H REEVES, Supt. te 'Wyan: practically full for the season and we ‘can ;ccapt only & few more small ones for Ghlck.l and .l’gt ly lhe mtln( Ay e el s n % & tow cokers left for lll.‘ Circular and price list on request. MAYFLOWER POULTRY FARM, ’Phone 34-3. ° . Norwich Tewns, Comn. Sale Horses 1 have one mir T bay ohunks, 2400 Ibs, one aice black ‘}hx. end’ several gentle horses”and otners, big and sh o close out rij away to mnke room for the next ca: load, which will arrive Monday, 6th. Come and_see them. Tel. 177-13. $1,500. will buy nice little"farm of 74 acres, house, barn; hen house, all in good repair, with stock and tools . Near church, school, on main road and R. F. D. Don’t miss it. E. A. PRENTICE, 86 Cliff Street. s . $35.00 Takes the best bargain we have ever offered in an Organ. Some live one Wlllk.get this. m' down and 50c per weel THE PLAUT-CADDEN CO., Norwioh, Conn. SPECIAL BARGAIN 200 acres "land, 108 olear, u-ro bouu :;ith ell, lll’lfi.hm qua: y ax frult trees, church and stores, 4 mile; mm ml- at barn and 1 mantic, 2 well houu. running Wwater through place, 1,500 sords wood, 500 standing timber. part m REAL ESTATE AGENCY, 133 Spriag St., ‘Willimantie, Ct. The Cosy Home Is Sold BUT FOR $475. you can buy a 76 acre farm, small house (not in best of repair but ten- antable), small barn, abundance of wood and some fruit. $300 cash bal- ance on mortgage at 5 per cent. In- vestigate. A new cottage at Charlestown Beach all furnished; lot 90 feet frontage on ocean, 200 feet deep, together with a nice sail boat, all for $1,750. Send for Wilcox’s Farm Bulletin. (Choice of 400.) WILLIATT A. WILCOX, Real Estate Broker, 41 West Broad St., Rooms 1 lnd 2. Telephone conmection. y_Bos- X."l"llul'l- decl7d PLUMBING AND GASFITTING. JOHNSON & BENSON, 20 Cefitral Avenue. SLATE ROOFING llom Cornleu and Skvl!m Gufl-l l'. of Job- ""-ifi"?fi'"’ The Vaughn Foundry Co. IRON CASTINGS furnished promptly. Large stock ot vatterns, No, 11 to 25 Ferry Street S. F. GIBSON Tin and Sheet Metal Worker Agent for Richardson and Boynton Furnaces. 85 West Main Street, Norwich, Conn. T. F. BURNS, Heating and Plumbing, 92 Franklin Streat. Have that old-fashioned, unsanitary plumbing replaced l! new and mod- wfll | Tepay you a.llr.- STEP IN AND TRY OUR 35c DINNER From 12 to 2 DEL-BOFF CAFE, - Ground Fioor keep work will be first-class and reasonable. J. E. TOMPKINS, 67 Wast-Main Street. faven’t You a Negative You Would Like | To Have Enlarged? Bring in your film or plate within the next few days and we will be pleased -to show you what fine work we are doing”in the line. MONEY LOA on Diamonds, Watches, . Z-wl gnd Securities of A Kind me Iy Low: es of Interest. An ol SStablished frm ta deal with.” (Bstablished 1872.; THE COLLATERAL LOAN OO,, 142 Main Street, Upstairs. FRISWELL You ' will be surprised to see how good an enlargement can be made from a small negative. work now on exhibition. Our work is of the best and "the prices are not high. 1 We also have Cameras for $2.00, $3.00 and $4.00 for doing vour own Clocks in the City. :25-27 Franklin“Street LOUIS H. ékfifimz wnmm_mwfl onllrtlnl Samples of| nh'u Lu.. mid- Yo ‘zfi“&a Tors B nn\nm:, 21 Willow. NICELY mlly locnea. steam h:g‘ M!h an steam #as. 0 RENT—Store at 65 rrukun 8t Inguire at Bulletin Office. T RENT_A tenement of five room, | ¢ 3 2ll tmprovements, 2t 1cmrx sr.l Only i B Re a5 nee . Inguire a . Saine 3‘? Btore, 163 Main St o0 honE® ¢ e g aee— ] RENT_At 21 RI lace, & tenement of six chgl x L M M reasonable. Inquire 40 Hob-n et ’¢. o bank clerk, and »it “‘% hoard away the beside a %wfl with gola the In, the ‘men have ice to_shut up at 8§ Am! tlws ; ;lla‘ thl‘rt.ti could have the ld like to be & bl.ni &lork With & pen To Bo & to work a.t, q&-w that quit- & 4, ‘Which no office 4o but také in clerk, that I'm m holldlvl the Broadway, . occupied for many years as a millin- store, is to rent. Apply to The Parker-Davenport Co, .Nerwich, Conn. i I loye. thq Tlmm and e l’!.l& 3 way Geengly I like to 'fl“‘fi *anm‘ rd like u’un & a.,"%i“’éw. o honer Ana Irl“nld lllu'uh to west on Deco- I low¢ ‘;hl a nt heeflm and T Nke But T ‘wi nf ; ethwlc!nkto en; -—-Dotroll Freq Press. Yoy her "VIEWS AND-VARIETIES _° Clever nylnn Fair She—T hfls my mother’s hais and teeth. ' Unkind He—H'm; left you them, I suppose?—Pele Mele. 3 Knicker—So he contracted the quic! lunch habit at home? Bocker—Yes trying to finish before the cook left.—e Harper's Bazar. TO RENT improvements, in the Cooks building, 10 Broadway. Posdession at once. Trustee. Wigs—My wife nuver pays any ate tention to I says Wage—Y. evidently dont talkl in your sleep. ladelphia Records "ann- says he loves hils mork'® “I should think he would. He's Shout, Balf Yhe. ey 10 PIsy. EoiL> abouf e ' ‘Washington Star. B e FOR SALE. Wife (at hnlk{ggt)—! ;ranc ltto td BEST 60-ACRE FARM IN CONN. some ay, lear, . fl (o Three miles to Willimantle, 1 mile e e ke At near hnua. m-n Stocic barn. wi sement, herhouse, shéd: h:-ho-m ali buildings A’ N y extra til- lage, 15 open pasture, 15 acres valuabls poodiand, ‘running spring water, 12 fine young bearing apple trees, with 16 Iy pair hors: 3 igs and complete line o v agons nd arming tools. Milk or cream sold at door. ice if sold this week, $4,300. Pictures and_ Jist 7 TRYON'S_AGENOY, Willimantic, Conn. Husban sottage | DRSS Mahtning.Wasp “Does your daughter take life serls ously?* “Oh, yes. She is striving - to . improve her bridge.'—Loulsville Courior-lournd Goodman (i entiously)—It 1is-thd little thin trouble us, Roundes —Sure! It's always easier to find the house tham to locate the keyhole— Boston ¥ranscript. trolla‘ a ote, hens, " Belshaszar saw the wri “on the ‘wall. .“Thank goodness,” cried, “that will force the landlord ¢o repair the room,” Herewith he wishes it had extended to - the - whole flat—N. Y. In spite of ‘what the skeptics say The ancient e holds gbod sml' ‘Where there's a w hherd-a.my. g That 1s, § it's 2 'woman’s will. —Chicago WHITNEY’S AGENCY, 227 Main 8t., Franklin Square. Real Estate and Insurance FOR SALE 68 ROOSEVELT AVE.—Six-room 00t- tage with large garden, near - the Bleachery, Greeneville; large, well cul- tivated garden; price very low and terms easy. gweiling ne In excel FOR SALE Record-Herald, “He knows all the best people town” “Why doesn’t he assoclate wit them, then?” _“They know him."— Cluvdllnl Leader. “Serve the champagne in tin eups; Oléa-" directed the owner of the bun4 galow. “Very good, sir” “These hunt4 ;{ Hko %0 Nu‘!l it a trifle,’— “Seems odd.' ll.m ezflkor, "fh-! rint lu!um." "lt xn-r' AVE., No. 18—Modern improvements. f‘hbprhno y terms. near} lent. this “anecdote of ‘has never begn in has been'in print before,” explained the cheerful weiter, “but not attached The farm known as C: B. Bromley or ashington.” — Pittsbure to George Post. “Absatom,® m.z.latd “Mrs. Ramboy “yot: heve got to. your. ng, you: smoking, your chewing, your n:e:.;d e, Naney,” protested commit me to such @ wholesale re- form! Let me revise my lublt- sched< ule by schedulel“—Chicago Tribune. ‘Willis—Bumpus ip one of the oddest men I ever . saw, - Gillis—How s0? when & fellow borrows a Cornelius Murphy. place consisting of 140 acres, 60 good tillable Jand, balance wood and pasture; will keep 18 h cuts 35 tons hay; never failing lupnly of water on farm; house has 10 rooms, good condition, hard wood floors, run- ning water in house and barn; tofld cellar; 1 new barn 36x50° with silo; horse 'barm, icehouse, carriage sheds, 6 henhouses ' and granary, situated 'in town of Lisbon, Conn., on Jewett City trolley line, 2 miles west of Jewett City, 3 miles from Taftville. 5 miles from Norwich. Price right. For detail ami hotograph, inquire FRANCIS D. HUE, Central Building, Norwich. For Sale The five houses containing 14 tene- ments, Nos. 218-224 West Maja street, known as “Gardner Court,” For information and terms apply te WM. . W. IVES, 11 Chnm-?nn street. -For Sale COTTAGE HOUSE quarter hie Mt. and not the prlnclplu of the thing.—Puci MUCH IN LITTLE Moscow has fin,oon cabs and St. Pe< tersburg frobably the same n Coatroom privileges of & hotel are often "mn. from $500¢ ta 310,000 & year, . = t &000 ‘weddings ev+ ‘Thére are kln‘ the entire world ery 24 hours, into conllfl Many plants have the power to shift their quarters.” The orchid can move 57 Maple Street one atep b A AR Virginian, St Lhot ‘60x:00 ?{:&.l."&‘.‘f'.fl‘! o 80 wooked in & v‘i'i eam heat and modern cal. positior casing, Z tches every d.mp f juice tha improvements fi'fi. from it, b g Price $2.,700. JAMES L. CASE, ‘40 Shetucket St, Norwich, Ct. The Canadian superintendent of im4 ufl:r:flo: reports that the total ime migration into Canads -last year wad ze‘x 171, as compared with 150,266 Im 1909. NEWMARKET HOTEL, ma has donated 715 Boswell Ave. First-cless Wines, Liguors uad- Cigara Meals -and Welch Rarebit served to order. John Tuckle Prop. Tel 43-& General % government has wfied tlm dowi'n anpd ‘will uw T’;:ttl i sh. col ”mnym?‘ hwut to n; colors, for nsedto (mbymtxl:‘: such anme on, was Prove Dr. Hartley, a W of fl‘l. ‘R clety in En; shown_that col welb a8 Iurmd. Japgnese cotton- lllflll intevests arg lemb%&n‘ ?non the m! at.nu- in n et n, " has ook Jmn at times. in recent ] id. wWay B on: & Conaiderabie 3. F. CONANT. 11 Framkita Strees ‘Whitestone S¢ and the J. F. C. 100 Cigars are the Ddest en the Try - themn qnc. ":i ‘AUTOMOBILE sTATION, - 8 3. Coit, 6 Otls Strest ‘Automobils sha Bicycle Pepawring. Gemeral Ma- chine work. " Jobbinz, m F.C A PHYSICIAN Room 1, Szcond