Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 2, 1911, Page 8

fo. 11, 0. D. H. 8, Men's Associa- tertainment at Spirit- ANNOUNCEMENYS Concert Under the Auspices of College Club. of men that & ainth'l treatment will pux in - m Ba-iau being a purlua remedy for G AT T Dr. George Thom) mpson, tville. FOR ight-r cott house, -u modern - i vemon l Broad Bt. Apply to B erkins, b D‘“fil“ ilt E Shields. .B»«?é”" b s 8 and bath, with improvements, Axl:‘jflv D. North Main St., or ‘phone 75 0. 4 ROCK ST.—East Side. - order; reasonable rent. o 'rn~zo Ccn&il}*‘ Ve dle tenemen der. (APPlY to Youn % Panming: 3% '—Tenement at,;fi Foution, ¥ a{smy, s 7 NICELY FURNISHED m E m .4 trally located, continuous hot wal steam heat, bath and gas. 38 Union ‘Phone $34-4. RENT—Store at 65 in St mqulre at Bulletin OFfce, NT—A t, t of all |m‘:fi.vemnmf“m:3 cliff. St. Only'| emall family need apply. Inquire at store, 163 Main St. v Lk.hkn& % areé > % m 7 " un..-‘.fi'%'rm x "‘l&"‘&r § o ime e diey 5 some insatte nable, anu?xff"b Hobart Ave. % fi For our life !n. T hw. e boandar Those who braved the cold in order 1] !h.\otuekot st ::bh.z‘r Miss l'fi'ilth ‘Thompson 12 Mr. Sokoloft yesterday were hgy rewarded. Miss Thompson evidenced entire sympathy with the violinist in both sonatas, and him ably. indigestion MI-O-NA is a most pro- ter, Conn. Attorneys at Law, ol Cheany i it coior Itk Shests | AR R e T T | e an ean; color in WANTED—Sewing s re- and causes dull eyes to brighten. r.h'. 2iz0 to & interview any person who | the Sotom If you have that blue, discontented thinkin PUyink € newa machine. | Buft Wyandottes, White Eeghorn and e sy Bod 55, ware - R R ; : se an nights, Lryingmwmuym—-_—__———-————————-hm %aoldohl,lzml 1 get a refl-uhln sleep, take a month’s | Saean, k Farm, Eag) Hreatment of MY.O-NA stomach tabiets | 1a1ke. stiaties. | How to get one? My S IO, Wihmantie Drys and bring the sunsfine into your life mvgfigg};;g"““- L -—;o———-—'w— e that . health and happiness always g Marid . | goo basngs '}‘m“g_fx';-hfb m%l"x'x'n:s'?é Sprinsa u ULTRS costs but 50 cents st 'HERS WANTED for ten un- g{&&“.‘;‘n‘ only. My SZ00! druggists graded schools; »urtu $9-310 per mé oGnl.!dnEt:e;n . = | Feok: tour btn grades: $400-3506. No to cure indigestion 2 and immedlately rolleve ol stomach fomiairation fas udlass pemition secared, Rhode Tilana Heas. ” misery, or money back. et S 7 M;z”lsa o i ss p - o S For Rent Two Stores ' WANTED — ienced | hens §: ribbon weavers 3::!:;" Ox;me..rst:ld 4 NOT' luL ‘Tel 101 MAIN STREET, heretofore occupied by J. C. McPherson. Irish ballad of the rich old-time type. WANT RELIEF FROM ROLE OF MEDIATORS. Interstate Commerce Commission Does No\ Want to Mix in Labor Disputes,. Was!rlns!on. March 1~In the opin- jon, of the interstate commerce com- mission its connection, through the chairman of the body, with mediation and arbitration proceédings, under the Erdman act, between interstate com- merlca carrlers &I';lld their employes, is no_longer desirable, By directio; the onmmlzsion.cha.lr presented th CHICKS FOR SALE fro; breeds: Silver, Whl(e lnd ve rml. - 7 tlon of the second Etude Opus 25, V 2, or of the delicious little emcore -?ln from Chopin) could be suggested as having best shown her ability. She eame through the double trills and the oFs basicet. 018 RSiLtng tc ell, R. * LOST AND FOUND. lama.le dnsa. one white con. loyment. Apply .to ~ L, Frecom, feb9TuThus Sg";ton (‘:‘onn. i feb28d Owing to” the phengmenal with tan apots. spot on top of G or three - furnished ““8 s PRSI T00] 1 1 hi' housekeeping in-cen- | White W: ando 141 gos 0“5 u‘bmnkw?r . ‘ooms for ! e ] .es our order bool s e e g;hm;xgn ".".5" Spots, one tral location. Apply at Bulletin Otfice: ¥ cert to be given the euspices o the College club for the benefit of the Acsademy building fund. Drlcflalfl, full for the season and we can accept only a few more/small one; froisoas. o i Today’s Change of Bill at the Audito- rium. ‘The hands of the Auditorfum clock point to a programme of merit for the last three days of this week at this popular theater. There are four first aots, and three thousand feet of the favorite “photoplays.” The acts are all on_comedy lines. Reded and Hilton have a neat offer- ing which combines several novelties, with clean comedy predominating. ‘Their skit is entitled “At the Seashore,” and special scenery is carried for it. Jack Gorman, the well known sketch writer, is the author, thus assuring the best and most up to date dialogue @btainable. “Rigdle and Rhyme, “adjusters of ec- centric comedy,” are a clever pair of entertainers who do a refined comedy act, consisting of singing, dancing,with many and elaborate changes of cos- m gymnastic speclalty that is “dif- tcrmt" is offered by Frobel and Ruge, “rl.l comedians, in their aefial pole They perform some daring and mfl( feats in mid-air, with an ap- parent air of recklessness. Some of their most difficult stunts gre hidden in the roars of laughter that follow ev- ery nuwo make. “The X and the short of it,” is the ‘way the -ll Duo are bllled and l:mv hv- -n wot that is unique in contatning many surprises. 'nu plmtoph:. for Thursday are ex- ceptionally well chosen, and no less than three feature pictures are on hand: First feature, The Diamond Swindler, a sensational detective pic- ture of the Sherlock Holmes series; feature No. 2, Lone Wolf's Trust, an Indfan picture that is away from the nm.l style of these films, conmtaining ny exciting scenes; feature No. 3, The Street Arabs of Paris, an Eclair masterpiece that is pictorially perfect. The Auditorfum’s new $500 drop has arrived, and will be installed or two. It is without a doubt charged with the responsibilities of a mediator in wage disputes involving interstate carriers. Umder the present law, the chairman of the commission and the commissioner of labor are ex- officio, a board of medfation and to them may be appealed controversies in” volving differences that may at any time arise between the companies and their employes. For various reasons, the commission considers such a re- sponsibility ought not to be placed up~ on either the chairman or any other member of the body. On the suggestion of President Taft an ame ent to the present Iaw was incorporated in the pending sundry civil appropriation bill, but it was elim- inated on a point of order, as new leg- islation. An effort will be made to in- corporate some similar amendment to the measure in the senate. BUBONIC PLAGUE GERMS . TRANSMITTED IN MILK.| Harvard Professor Fears It May Be Brought Here from the West. Boston, March 1.—The statement that bubonic plague, of which there are some suspected cases of which have been reported from the west, might spread to the east through the medium of milk, was made today by Dr. Theo- bald Smith, professor of comparative patlology, at the Harvard Medical school, at a legislative hearing at the statzhouse on @ bill giving the state board of health power to make regula- tions concerning the production and marketing of milk. Dr. Smith said that if the men handling milk in the west were infected with the plague thera would be grave danger in the milk shipped east becoming affected also, with the result that the plague ‘would spread. Testimony offered at the hearing was to the effect that not more than half of the dairies in the state were with- let me know whereabouts and be re- Wardad H. P. Bowen, 165 Baltic St. FOUND—Came to my place, a foth;nd. Peter J. I‘.Dp e, Scott Hlll. mar: 3 LOST—Female foxhound, yeunw ears, large tan spot on back at root of tail. Reward if returned to W. A. Chureh, Fitchville. !ebz sd —_— LEGAL NOTICES. A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Isorwk:h within and for the District of gorlv;nl:h. on the 1st day of March, BLSON J. AYLING, Judge. tate of William B. Aiken, late of Norw]ch in said District, deceased. Alfred L. Alken of Worcester, Ma &pne-!refl in Court and filed his resig. hation as Trustes under the will of said deceased, together with-s full asoount- ing as such hereupon, it e Ordere: ed, That said resignation be heard and determined at the Probate Court Reom in the City of Norwich, in said District, on the 15th day of March, A. D, 1911, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice of the pendency . of said resl&ntlon. and of sald hearing thereon, given by the publication of this order one time in some nawspaper having a circul uon n at least six da: to the aats of sald hearing, ana that return be made 'to this Court. NELSON J. AMG. Judge. The above and foregoing is a true copy of record. ttest: FANNIE C. g mar2d Clerk. = NOTICE. FOR SALB: By order of the Probate Court for the District_of Norwieh, I will sell the interest of Agnes Camer- on. late of Sprague, deceased,/in the following described real estate: A par- cel of land with bulldings thereon sit- uate on the westefl side of the Back road, so-called, in_the village of Han- over, within the Town est L. Smith and north by land of R Blnckia nm—-‘A eneral Housework girl in a family ot%hree, at 59 McKl?leY Avenue. MEN-We ed. ington St., Boston, Mass. At Backus MEN ANTED arn earn 310 to $25 weeklr. $5 Saturdays; room, board, tools. furni Hall's Barber Schools, ‘814 Wfih hospital, s for baby chicks and egg8s by the sittin only. Cuban Game stock and eggs BE ways on hand. Aiso a few cockerels left for sale.. Circular and price lst on request. MAYFLOWER POULTRY FARM, ’Phone 34-3. Norwich Town, Conn. AGENTS - WANTED—1 WANTED—At a Kitchen girl and a girl for second work. G) 69 cent. per profit; $5 to $6 worth of rope;: better, stronger_than factory made, from 40c rom scrap twine free; low priced hand machine; only one on the market; never sold be: fore; speedy, simple, weighs 5 pounds; makes rope or wire cables, clotheslines, The p! nith or thickness loops or splices; finishes with selve factories, boats, stores buy quick: ball of binding twine or halter ties, any end; farmers, mines, liveries, saddlers, hurry for territory. .F. N. Union St., Norwieh, Conn: dge | feet s.nd The very desirable residence No. 170 ‘Washington Street, with stable and conservatory. ‘has a frontage of 234 depth of 484 feet, and it may be dlvided i a purchaser can not ‘be’ found for the whole. For price and other information ap- ‘WANTED—Beef poultry. . Write or Bros,. 26-25 No. Thames St. cattle, calves and telephone Hertz ply to FRANK L. WOODARD, 40 Main Street, / YOU ARE WANTED for government | {eb28TThS positions short ho ments coming this year; e list of itions open. WANTED—Raw _furs. prices Heebner, 30 Water I BUY POULTEY m Bullard, Norwich. Tel 646-6. WANTED Family ceok, general house girls and two or three women for day work. J. B. LUCAS, 32 Central Building. | churchl, month; annual vacations; yoffs;” common cation sufficient; over 12,000 appoint- send postal immedfately for Franklin Insti- tute, Dépt. 32D, Roehester, N. Y. Full markst aid evory day In the week. H. $108 ibs, HOGS. G, A lond which will arrive Monday, March Sale Horses I have one pair bay chunks, 2400 lbs., one pair bays, 26560 lbs., one nice black hunk, 1300 Ibs., small, away I wish to close ‘out right to make room for the next car- Come and_see them. Tel. 177-12. lebB’Id $1,500. ; will buy nice little farm of 74 acres, house, barn, hen house, all in good repair, with stock and tools . Near school, on main road and F. D. Don’t miss’it. E. A. PRENTICE, 86 Cl Street. ' 118 WATER STREET, hereto- fore ocoupied by Spicer Bros. J. P. HUNTINGTON, & 4 Broadway. feb28TuThS . TO RENT Flat of 7 rooms, with modern improvements, in the Cooke building, 10 Broadway. Possession at once, N. TARRANT, Trustee. FOR SALE. BEST 60-ACRE FARM IN CONN. Three miles to Willimantic, 1 mile o R. R. station, near trolley, cottage house, iarge stock barn with basemen henhouse, sheds, icehouse, ' et buildings A No."1; 30_acres extra til- lage, 15 open pasture, 15 acres valuable Foodland, running épring water 135 fine voung besring apple fress, with 16 head pair horses, 100" hens. 3 pigs and complete line of (wagons and arming tools. Milk or cream sold at door. ice if -om this week, $4,300. Plotures and list: ** ‘TRyons Amcr'.c' Conn. An._ho! &o T And, puy-tenov powers shatt Yury him kn“k" fiu!ea @own, town, To batter ti u."%..x: ufl'm ultimate Clean chattels so sent me, Right w.l ye content me, Cool garl: ]my . o noe J'm! e f —Loulss Tmogeh Guiney. - 'VIEWS AND VARIETIES Clever Sayings Mrs, Bu'lmnv—-' ]auzw Q:-bua hae Mrs. Blase—It ien't that I've emnd ‘husband's—Puck. ‘Mistress (to new’ mald)—We ln giving a large urty to nlflll, Have you had much experfence at 4 ties? “Only as & guest, ma'ah.”p] “What dia Moneybags say when learned that his daughter had ekunl5 “That she needn’t expect him to send out a relief expedition.”—Judge, Blobbs—The widow always ‘her third, doesr’t she?_ Slobbs—I believe she has to get her second first.—Phila~ delphia. Record. Griggs—I am 2 great believer in th: magic number, seven. _Wn h.: just seven letters, vou will notice, Briggs—And how &bout “failure?’— Boston Transcript. But two doth it take a bargain to make, And. just one parson good 10 f1e §t: A]g‘)’anly two when a scrap they brew, “It doesn’t pay to brag about how much money you are earning.” “That's WANTED AT ONCE General Housework Help. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, $35.00 8 H. REEVES, Supt. Takes the best bargain we hdve ever offered in an Organ. Some live one Central Building, 43 Broadway, City. $2.00 down and 50c per WHITNEY’S AGENCY, 227 Main 8t., Franklin Square. Real Estate and Insurance T, AGNES E. THOMPSON, Administratrix. out objectionable features. It was ar- gued that the state board of health "hou-ld have the power to make regula- tions concerning the milk production and marketing, inasmuch as milk in- spection was declared to be an_jmpor- indsomest curtain in the chy. if not in the whole state. THE DAIRY FARM. In “The Dairy Farm” at Poli’s the- right. You never can t.ell -nu mine ute some ent 1 collector 2d erprising e nmy call your' lblnl‘l."—DeM Free 5. R. Rosoff et al_vs. The Gilbert Transportation Co. Hm of Navarre called attention 4 plume. will get this. ater this 'ut. the complete and ap- propriate manner in which the play has been produced has attracted con- dlcnbl- ivorable comment. Among other m:g- that have been particu- larly n is the furniture, pictures @nd bric-a-brac used in the old-fash- ioned farm house setting. This fur- nitare and all the various articles seen on the stage u-. real antiques, each with a history of its own—some of ‘which if published would make mighty interesting They were ail loaned particularly for this occasion by James McNally of Norwich Town, tant branch of preventive medicine, and milk was recognized by physicians and hyglenic_authorities to bz the principal medium for the dissemina- tion of such diseases as typhoid fever, scarlet fever and diphtheria and played an important part in the spread of tu- berculosis. LEGAL. OPINIONS OF ANCIENT VINTAGE Cited to Court in Contest Over Lucky Baldwin’s Will. United States Circuit Court, District of Connecticut, February 11, 1911. Cross-Bill by Thames Loan & Trust Company, Trustee for Bondholders, for Foreclosure of Mortgage. By order of Court in the above enti- tled matter, in default of the payment of the mortgage indebtedness before the sale herein ordered, there will be dec17d week. THE PLAUT-CADDEN CO., PLUMBING AND GASFITTING. (JOHNSON & BENSON, 20 Central-Avenue. SLATE ROOFING krlllhu. Gutters | varieties; Indian relics, consisting of ds of Job- | 75 or 80 arrow points, 1 stone chisel, 1 Metal Cornices and &nd Cundumrl. and alt bing promptly at Tel 119. f Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE Small Private Collection Birds’ Eggs, mostly in sets, about 100 axe, 1 scalping knife (broken), and several spearheads; also various miner- als, such as tremolite, margarite, clay. FOR SALE 68 ROOSEVELT AVE.—Six-room cot- tage with large en, mnear the Bleachery, Greenevfll arge, well cul- tivated garden; price/ very low and terms easy. STURTEVANT AVEL, No. 18—Modern dwemn nearly new, all improvements. excelient neighborhood. Hasy terms. FOR SALE ‘his. “It has six of my wife's ha s in 1t” e cried. Herewith the soldiers followed to battle—N. Y, Sum “Engl um humor is eaid to bs rathes anfl." “Their- field is not so wide an ours. You take the cherry tres out of a nation’s literature and you leave ad awful gap.”—Washington Herald. “Women,” remarked the mr."-n not hl.rd to please.” ted the bachelor. “All you have to do is to the crour. —Chie let. them have their own wa. cago News. “Yes. I'm managing to save a lit- and they contribute wonderfully .to sold at public auction for cash to the s A tle money now.” “What is yomr the histgrio and old-fashioned atmo- Los Angeles Cal, March 1—Thou- | highest bidder. on March Z4th, 1911, at The va hn Fflund cfl Stongs. porphery ccyajuls, e diih | o Zhe farm known as C. B. Bromiey ot | soheme? * “F've quit trying to live un wphere of the play. The play has gain- | Soncy o won Sourens laialons ren- | 12 o'clock noon, on the said premises | tale, petrified wood, plumbago, zinc ore, | 140 Aeres, 60 Snod tHiaile Jun. "f,;’,fi,,g. to the unparalleled prosperity of my ed d. in its playing time &, Backy in the front hallway of the etc., etc. All contained in black walnut | wood and pasture; will kee 8 head; | friends.”—] /Courier-Journal. day and has continued. ts attract the largest crowds of the sex- son. Nothing yet presented has even 1 I : ¥ : good condition, hard wood flcors, run- b3 Robin—What if apbraached The Dilcy Farm i pecs Afmt:: ’futrnl:ui_l‘ to_a aa’\;g‘meu share | on West Main 5} . in Mystic, surnishea promptly. Large stock of [ S35 With four adjustable shelves and ning water in' houss and barn:' good | (U8 SSESORT £ oOeO e vide one's own - Thtiraat aed ot of_the late turfman’s miilions. _ | Connecticut, all the right, title and in- | patterns. No. 11 to 25 Ferry Street gellar; 1 new barn 36x50 with silo; hil is ident.— erest gen all around | * pragner W, e outfit. 2. S. LAMB, horse ‘batn, icehouse, carriage sheds, § | excitement while Taft is president. the matines a s Teception Will | Tireo months been striving. to break, | block thereon and other buildings and town of Lisbon, Conni, on Jewett CIty| ;g hag his book of verse, his loaf as N held by the entire company to which the publis is invited. The play- ers will all be present in their stage costumes and make up and apples, cider and doughnuts will be served. ‘This will be the first opportunity for the public to meet Miss_Montgomery personally. Tonight is Jewett City night, and t will be a record break- er. It will probably require two or three extra cars to carry the erowd to and from this city. Friday is Haile club night and it likewise promises big things| For next week the com- pany will offer the most expensive play of the season, a New York suc cess that has never been seen here, “The Three of Us.” This is not a comedy but a powerful western drama, the equal if not the superior of any | ————————————————— Beware of Olatments for Catarrh That far as 1750 were cited today by at- torneys for the Lucky Baldwin estate in combating the claim of Beatrice continaed the argument begun yester- day on the motion for an instructed verdict in favor of the estate. He confined himself to the legal aspect of the alleged marriage of Baldwin and Mrs. Lillian Ashley Turnbull, mother of the petitioner, Like his colleagues who spoke yes- terday, Lee asserted that a common- law marriage, such as Mrs. Turnbull alleged Baldwin had entered into with her, must be supported by a general and undivided recognition of the par- tles as husband and - wife to have standing in law. “There has been no general and un- divided repute in this case, “Lee con- tinued. “Moreover, the legal career of the petitioner's mother herself would cast doubt upon such a supposition, for it must be remembered that she once sued Baldwin for seduction after the alleged marriage 1s said to have Gilbert Block wharves thereon, mud flats, water privileges and wharfing rights siuated in said Mystic, recently occupied by the Gilbert Transportation Company, aind described in a supplemental mori- gage of sald company to the Thames Loan & Trust Company, Trustee, re- corded in Groton Land Records, Book 51, page 875. A portion of said property is subject to a mortgage of $30,000 to the Marin- ers Savings Bank of New Londen. Upon application to the subscriber fall information will be given as to the condition and description of the above property, amount of rentals and exist- ing leases subject to which sale will be made. THE THAMES LOAN & TRUST COMPANY, Trustee. By R. W. PERKINS, Treasurer. Norwich, Conn. ~ feb16Th IRON CASTINGS S. F. GIBSON Tin and Sheet Metal Worker Agent for Richardson and Boynton Furnaces. 55 West Main Street, Norwich, Conr. T, F. BUANS, Heaiing and Plumbing, 92 Franklin Streat. Do It Now case 7 feet, 4 inches hu;h‘ lower part, 52x32x22 inches, containing 18 drawers, shut in by doors; upper part a book- SPECIAL BARGAIN 200 acres land, 190 clear, 1i-room house with ell, larse barn, quantity of fruit trees, % from schools, hurch and stores, 4 miles from WALl mantic, 2 wells, house, running water through place, 1,600 cords wood, good standing timber, u 500, part cash. CK’S REAL ESTATE AGENCY, H ) Spring St., Willimantie, Ct. The Cosy Home Is Sold BUT FOR $475. ‘i at barn and 1 in | cuts 35 tons hay; never f: ng supply of water on farm; house, has 10 rooms, trol]ey line, 2 miles west of Jewett City, 3 miles from Taftville, 5 miles from Norwieh. Price right. For detall and ghotograph inquire. FRANCIS D. HUE, Central Building, Norwich. For Sale The five houses containing 14 tene- ments, Nos. 218-224¢ West Main stmat{ known as “Gardner Court.” For information and terms apply to WM. W. IVES, 11 Champlin street. For Sale COTTAGE HOUSE First Robin (with an apprehensive )—Are we rushing well; She nb“{l beside him; clear-toned as a ell; He tilted up his jug. It fell and broke. “This isn't Paradise” he said; “it's Pittsburg.”—Chicago Tribuni MUCH IN LITTLE sed and protect- ed, labor in Ci now mors active and general -than it ever was—wilt make this great empire the most pros- pergus " in the world. Nautical Re- view, Shanghal 1f properly suj One out of every 12 men in the Unld ted States army was brouthk befors a court martial for last Last year thsrawm 5,206 trialn court martial in the army, as mlnpt 5,580 the previous year. Comtain Mereary, - : a3 meroury vl pucery dsstzoy o taken place. Z Have that old-fashioned. ; o 57 Maple Street & vt a i Bad > sanse of smell 1 ium! bu; T e , all K {8 mhoe, i TRE Shi S| LYNCH GoNDEMNS : o gt Lot 60x200 ol g RIS S L ® mucous surfaces. S “ in e table), all barn, abund: whistle a omotive for {3 p {,?,f,‘:"},‘;:,;’;:p‘fi:;fid gxcent o STNIKE OF PRINFERS i of doctors biils, Overhau! S od i mome Ponc 4000 e e Steam heat and modern | 0% time’at that flourishing port. 7 s the damage they will do s ten sisy | Official Head of I. T. U. s-y- Union fitting thoroughly _done. ance on mortgage at 5 per cent. In- improvements The road, 34 milles xong was bullt by (1 to the d_you ‘can possibly derive Will Stand by Its C you & figure for replacing all vestigate. . Japanese engineers. 1 i pelre On tarrh Cure, manu: R Ste Conta . l'»lrfixlnbklnx with the -modern A pew cottage at Charlestown Beach Price $2,700. £ eney & Co., Toledo, | washington, March 1.—P; g 53 6ll furnished; lot 90 feet frontaze on JAMES L. CAS Th roximate number, of rubber con no ‘mercury, and Is taken 4 iy o resident be first-class and 200 feet deep, together with S PR : internally, acting direct) James Lynch of the International Ty- ocean, cot deep, tosether a : s aad Nothor ; rTh Cure be | ton, gave ou: a ement in 3 7 sers 701)1 n:"fi:fl Sfiganfia‘: [(’l)}:‘el; Which-he said that tho Strika By the J. E. TOMPKINS, ~ (Choice of 400.) . : | ey ¥. 37 Chisney & Co. Testitonials | 1y B, seinst the Hearst newspapers 7 Wast Mai MME. TAFT_Palmist and clalrvoy. | TUbber irees n Chicago was unwise, illegal and, ir- ain Street: WILCO. v, troubled or puzzied xfh 10,000,000 to 12,000,000. FeapSCiIvG OF the outmerns a2 WILLIAM A, WILCOX, |t Rttt izt phicd™s boe:lm by Druggists. Price, Tsc per '-'alkl Hall's Family Pills for eomsti- Warning to Railroad Me Look out for the severe and even dangerous dm and bladder trouble resul from y¢ of rmlilroading. Geo. E. Bell, 639 'I'h.lrfl St., Fort Wayne, lad..wumyun-wndmtoron Plate. i says : “:‘l:enty e ne; 'flurc g otherwise than disastrous to the cause of union labor. He added that when the members of the International Typographical union understood the facts they would be| unanimous in condemnation of the Chicago demonstration against a pub- lisher of eight umion newspapers. The International Typographical union, he said, would stand for protection and fulfillment of its contracts and that the members of the Chicago Typo- graphical union would be the first to take this stand when the real condi- tions were understood by them. —AT— THE NEW EASTERN HORSE MARKET GRISWOLD MORGAN MONEY LOANED Jewelry and Securities of any kind at” th. Rates of Intérest. . An old CAubHished rom ¢ Genl with. on Diamonds, Watche: west (Bstablished 1872.} THE COLLATERA! L LOAN co,, - Upstuirs. -Auctioneer Real Estate Broker, | 41 West Broad St., Rooms. 1 and 2. Telephone connection. orier QRANGES som Cardwell’s advises with a gertainty higher than human powers. ¥ 68 Washington:St., New - London, - Conn. LANG Dry Cleangr and Ily_ur 157 Franklin St A British Juum! announces a new t-proofing process for iron and Steel.. The artcis is botled tn one lon of waw’ 7 s Mg, ""..u‘.;‘.':‘?: corroding coating is m&:ed. In C pore, India, with w smn:mx;'r'yn ‘they mh.lu“ shoes the n-mmn Lvnnmilnolnfirm uha. com:nn and_silks which im8 sen are and *-fh. Japan H. COOPER _ — UPHOLSTERER — First Class Mattress Maker. Furni- ture repaired. Mattresses made to or- " SUITS PRESSED 50c Our Wagon Calls Everywhare. |2 259 W. Mgin St, Norwich, Ct. - ; G Mail orders. promptly attended to. Bock Befifi - Telephone 477- On Draft or in Bcttlu, i Team Delivers Everywhers, | Bl JACKEL & C0. Governor Mills Wins. 1 (Special to The Bulletin.) ‘Washi, m, March 1.—The house committee voted to report favor- ably tha tution of New Mexico, admitting it as a state, in Spite of con- siderable opposition. Most of the op- to come from temper- ‘ance’ forees, while Gov. Wiliam - J. ufi.. formerly of New Haven, was the e ent ot t.bn adoption. WM uponuxvlc- to;nuuuumfi pcmmhmalon —— AUCTION 3 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1911, ! at 10 a. m., at the so-called A. W. Gra: lace, - fingwell, 2 horses, 7 cowfi,YAPY;r ht 80 hens, 1-horse um-hn wagon, 1 ds ered ocrat wagon, 1 Lign milk wagon, 1 pole, l p-ufi llsht d‘rlvh: harness, 2 sing] dr!vln ‘ness, uulntlty h{ : iren tgo th aultivm hovels, for] cJioes and other Ahni i 2 g m:t%m?“r viu he ln tttundx.nl!er “. 3 NoTlCE > ’m. will take |- Dr. Louise Franklin Miner is now 144 Allyn 8t., Hartford, Conn. Saleeon-ucesallla.-. every‘l'lesllayaldl-'fiday rain or shine. Olrrllfls dl-lerewer. : t and four bottles A men 1 - pistely. Bizee belng cured { hfi;fl. ommended .M L many ocf. my raliroad m Lee & Osgood | g Curnv the nat G 5 says skin eancer - S 4 50 per cent, at : enrs. end he hopes