Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 7, 1911, Page 8

Rl o 1 . reputation of our A ~.‘,"‘ 4 € | [ 1a 0y fair {8t Fifth Company, CA. G at|ourselves a little | HL'Q‘D—" ther testimony to i Gig Felids” i - st o e o je._No, 8, K. r. _Town hall, in 0, s y ; s i Pyt wnl'}w Union. meets %fi'.‘.fi'ha oo he TN ; 1 think 3r. Blac dge, No. 23, F. and A M., |} D mes, 1o X. B. 0. P, | Transcript, quoted in. 3 né’t‘d S el i m:rnlnzhll gue B T Tns) , No. es S0, Ve, da- oF 0.F': meets a1 $8 Main | call 'to' mind " the details foe or#oe MONTH 23 Central Ave., i which occurred fifty years Springs, 3 ¢ %’ to John E. Fanning, the eccadion of Mr."Lincolns visit to G o e 5 e s 8t : Norwich, and his *powerful ~speech, 2 we wilk i gy L 3 8 : NICELY FURNIBHED ROOMS, cen- made an_impression upon senate,”—thy . CHURCH, Sosx F R Hutr tten, White . 30d | trally located. continuOus MOL. Water. saw and heard him mat easily effaced. | ite will be Hoing for us. mar7d Dboth Frenoh and Baglisl. Baqulty st g A o heat: :&ch “hd gas. " 38 Union St Barres Mr. Lincoln came here under the | Siorwich, March 6 1911. ! Hicpator Eggi : g i 21 Willow il | el Fay has a fine line of St |, pices of the Buckingham Campaign - 4 s ox Lhay e te o i A Yt e Rl R g e B oo v KOS LR o0 T oG et |, DT o Preele B 12, i s el 5 paign in pesa ts 3 : : ing ool MA' B awatian Bm‘ s'at& N’ews Dt of Louiaa 1. flou e. | “WANTED Mrs. B. Cisavant wishes |~ pon SAvm varms, villoge and eity | ., T0, RENT—A tenement of five rooms, | «well, get your Bden hers afl i s day noveltiest Flags, | v/ 7L 5 PIER lcome awaited te of A Hoagland, iate of | to see Miss Abble Lafieur at once. | ogidences, stores, notels o0 Cliff St. By Sl e vare WL post-cards and novel- | i "5Ch" H'H, taskweather was : T2 : : e L Bt oD infow rs. Bdwin Fay's. president of the club, but was unavold- R84 ‘nigh e D" Honghind ot Aviingion . |—matd____ | &3 Posk Wastbiook, saien Thompeon, wio sives o | 8517 bsent from e meciing 1 hnic | | Wittted S, T Majorcr hag been | o Bty Ceor S s SnEieln é&f’m;“ e e T T AT MR On T | %o mmT_at B e o tho: Academy bullding | O, Lamb-vice presigeat of ihe club, |of Elks. ; s meu"’m: L ik | b b w _5 Is gme of the bert known of She | whidh Myt “Amos a, Premice was |, MaterCTonistl, (ooader) il || WSk, 1 oF Ordered, st seid | prof L o 30 wonth of robel netion | oo SR SALE S8 0 oo Sutatachcy . three times for the Boston | Ml CUMPIRAE, 0o Gy immedi- | 10dge of 0dd Fellqws. h Cour e Gty ot | Su"2 u}.‘?’,‘.’,‘:w,‘m":.fi' " Gra sorap | RSarantosd B = i, Con F t i e Repalaal qunriotte. b gtely in (ront, arid guite near the plai;| Thempsonvills—The public schools | day . t 1 omly one on the market: nev it e R or en 3 playing much with ensemble. y of the town reopened Monday morn- | If the forénodm gnd that notics of the | fore; speedy, simple, wéighs b pounds: | hay as good as the best. /F. Cone, 8o, o ¥ . of et iy oy el o TP wed Salitn” ™ | RSt S DO pp i s Sl | Sioniu & e M B L Ty Stores Property Changes Mands. |5 3 g lication of tlils order one time in some | % LeF XS%; e5' with selvedge | FOR €3 for Batehing from i A other representative men from 'boih | Thomaston.—Postmaster Cassius J.| news having & ciroulation in said | o : Rories, boats, | single comb R. 1. Reds. Theso bitds > o real estate sales through the | Windham and New London counties, | stwood has resigned and will engage | District, at least three days prior-to fi',,’,‘g:_"‘.:j,’a,:,““:(,g." Obuy quick; | have won tweniy-one ribbons since last || 101 MAIN STREET, heretofore of Francis D. m:fl“:fla pie :lclvgneth‘rrh ‘:n: .:‘.\u -p-ke:k:; the e:ha; in market gardening near W :a:. a::- of n{: m:} :n_fl hat re- “?y {'?, rz‘.rfltizl.&z.n‘ N, Cash, 39 ig-leln 3"3‘ gt-r 1“1"0 :{&I;on; can ‘fi ' occupied by J. C. MoPherson. And put that back door In my shed.” Foad to Edwin W.|enthusiasm ran high. I may e in| Westort—John P.: McCormick's L _bxogz.l’.now 3, ATLING, Judee. "-“,%‘:T—~—:'L-—-T_T—— Reynolds Bt. Norwich, Conn, - maria 11: WAT!;“IJR‘E:T, :.m.- “I thinl" eays Ned, “Til take that of Willimantic. error, but 1 am stro impressed | buckskin mare died last Monday. ¥ sad il S et FOR SALE—Five h. p. Al i fore ocou y Spicer Bros. hanos has sold. the Perri- | The0"s "yas Magor Drontive Who st | ho Trved ‘until Jume sho wouid have R ootk e g iayfia common odu- | engine, as Sood as new, or will trade o e T o adtyena ‘marid Orchard street, to Lee A.|named Mr. Lincoln as the next i- 37 years of age. . dexfi of the United States amid e;:f- m N ) — ments coming this year; influence un- | Brook urm,bElll.vflle‘ Ct. Tel. 103-6, 4 Broadway. o This cas) MeCarthy has sold his two | crous cheering, and Mr. Tyler, amid | Meriden—The shade tree committee; AT A'COURT OF PROBATE HELD |necessary; send postal immediately for | Willimantic Div. = mardd eb38TITHS house In Cedar street 10| much laughter, said he would rather | of the Business Men's association has | at Norwich, within and for the District | list of positions open. “Franklin Instl- | —Fou Ay s Frandsome, up-to-date 8- hat he should “preside over little | reported that no appropriation can be|9f Norwick, on the $th day of March, | tute, Dept. 32-D. Rochiester. N- ¥, ___ |room cottage, all improvements, fArst that he sl id “presi A D, 1911, ifon surficlent: over 12,000 appoint: for a good yoke of cattle. Address J. P. HUNTINGTON, For m¥ El s fo .thh-twdg 5o meat may eave do i And kind of pacify m: ife.” ZHam Walter ¥oss, 1n New Tork Sum, P o Brien his h::tuv‘x':d:"""g'?:‘,‘l e R e g e e Present—NBLSON" I, AXLING, Judge | X/BOY FOULTEY AND HOGS. G. A | 000 Son0 o st 2] Clatrem b avenue. Sitnte ,‘.'.i‘e?«,l'." e e, Cooper i®| Terryville—The public library has e O e e e e | Avh. -~ marid . They do me Wwrong whe say T come no T nated here there \an be no doubt voted fo continue its free reas room | “Enoch 'B. Cheney of Lisbon, Conn., ¢ repair work. Sewing |, HAVE YOU SEEN THE BEST nove & When nace £ kndck BREED THEATER. e e B e e 0Dt en | for three months, and I anned o | apmeecea T GEOFe aud LA s poctiod | o, AL KIns of, repats. Tork, Semine | SATE XOL UG, TS BT oe: efi once I knack aid (a8 to And S ¢ the |after the lapse of half a century, Place a_German and Folish paper onlalloging that Honry ¥ (@ decsased, has | Shop, over electric car station, Frank- | oEue. \ Wo help sgents and) homes. 3 For every day I stand outsids your B eoereciiy foproduces in | plocme bt Mr. LUk as lo amo | Bi& diod‘Before makine fnal settiement and | 1in Sauare. el o = DR R i ke ana vi9 G S04 motion plcture spectacle of the | (10" Sidct of Jont continned cheering: Ridgefield. — County Commissioner | &13triDUCIon OF ML ool 2t e, B0 oo FOR_SALE_THouss_of soven rooms b Aoy . and win. emtitied The Little Corcus Rid- | 110 Gl 0" G2l “anguiar, with haie | JOhn Brophy, who hias been ill at his | 20F \G\0 155500, "o bonis non with the WANTED at 164 West Town St lot about 50x125,4 A big parade with a large herd of | \nomne gh Ly “’npm“hhed a wide, | home since last Friday with ptomaine | wiji*annexed be appointed to adminis- 5 with woodshed, small garden, etc. For Flat of 7 rooms, with modern Wail not for precfous chances passed phants and scores of golden char- | (oM ShOES URRPEshed, & Wie [-poisoning, has recovered and.is able| tor said estate. Y lady to wofk in store; |Berticuars, apsiy to o' Johnson, 177 || ymprovements, in the Cooks away. " Serve s the bewlldering attrac- G080 Lensdown Golar o back e | to be out. Oysters did it. Whereupon, it is Ordered, That said ly 3| West Broad 8L, Westerly, & £ maria || Imbrovements, in the Weep not fop golden ages on, the id determined at = £o lure the shmple coun(ry M aq | Were never made by,a Fifth avenue| jjiddistown—~When E. S. Davis Poe Bonate é;-fi? Hoom In the City of | one that has had some experi- | FOR SALE_Fggs for hatohing from wan Pach night I burn the records of the & position with the white torped | (ajior. He , would never have been Nofwich, in sald District, on the 1lth chalce Stock: siugle comb &, I Reds, §5 Possession at omce, a D a3, h Once she is engaged, she is 8, started bunting for a gas leak With a B D < s Dper 100. _Hillside Poultry Farm, J. H. At Giinease every soul 18 born agati, to become a rider, and almost ;‘::;’;gf’; ‘f;:“flf:.;“h’jm;‘h;‘fa";;e: ligited ma:;ho‘tllzaraawg:‘ an e:mo::: f‘:{n‘z'bm;& a'“:m‘lé notice of the s ?“mg 5 Bulleti W::a:, R'sf 3. :‘zt kbfza N, TARRANT uunpmu a &t splendors that her firet appearance she 18 M- | \ished"that I had & verbaiim report oy e pendency of sald petition, an id Address “C” care Bulletin LE—] -room cottage, ’ parce ke in & fail, and the only friend she | Siahed that T had & verbam report | although little damago was done. Rearing"trereon, ve gived by o pus- d house, all modefn improveyents. 183 Trast To vanished joys be blind and deaf e D e ant wtmir_ | femember only that it made a pro-| \ Danbury—Rev. Walter J. Shanley, | newspaper Having & ciroulation Insaia BSa b IpDto Boown & Ty R 3 and 3 ¥ found Impression by the speaker's ev- | LL.D., rector of St. Peter’s church, who | District, at least four days prior to the Norwich, Co My Ju ts seal the dead past with L) 1:'.'"_“".*’1#‘.’.'»';-' DentaVIng | ident fairness, sincerity amd honesty | wemf to Hot Springs, Va. a short time | date of said hearing, ‘and that return ANTED ' | T POULTRY RAISERS: Do you want xut% *%ind & moment yet ta° = mown. and returns with him to her | (s, (ISGRICORTment Of Ehe S 1ow e | POV SR hrort CFANNIE ¢ CHURCE, g00d- place. Also Good House Girls. | WOOrS ¢or heauty and Foll of busineys | BIEST 60.ACRE FARM IN CONN. |- = feom thy spcll hon Fouse thes i i weaded to by e ATRY | P00 1y i, o st votume or | BOA B S Sonn ot nSay | 22T . Sheixc somvuchs |G SIS B ohveg milee o Wilimanih 3 | e R Eidierr sine may bo tor- picture, enditled His Bols Una | tollo, copyrighted, contaring the sta- | ins fssed @ formal deaial of the re:| AT A COURE o EFmomATE mmLm| Room 32 Central Building. | Atwave busy filing up the egs basket: | Houss, irss stock barn with Tasement | Dach morming gives tico wings to e of the Blograph cast, and | Fles that were swapped by Lincoln | port thad the company had purchased | 38 Norwich, within 38 €08 mhe, Dgtuict Pans e pe enhouse, sheds, icehouse, 'etc. thur’ A Mitchell; R. F. D, | bomis % 1 Tes exira til.| ach night a star to guide thy feef ta 4 Norwich, Conn. Tel. e I el eatuvs 1 gotes Taitabls h con, eaven, 1eb9TuThuS _ |'woodland, running spring water, 135 . nd Trpmbull at the We It the Share Line electri which ot the Independent fims. She is | and Trumbull at the Wauregan after | the o o railroad, & DI, WARTED AT ONCE S e B e e Brecd the- | the clofe of the meeting. It is a pity | is operating from Stony Creek to Iv- that stenogravhers in those days were | oryton. B Sonesal Honaework Tiein fine young bearing apple tress, with 16 patrons are delighted to agai [ in said Distric L 3 head cattl: rhorses, 100, hens, 3 n her most congenial field. SGLAY ylentitul as pow. A B Murphy of Norwich Gsnn, | FREE ENMPLOYMENT BUREAU, sale Hcrses ;fn PR R T R L VIEWS AND VARIETIES « I called on Mr.! Lincoln at the < The Conflict of Clocks. appeared in Court and filed @ petition 8. H. REEVES, Supt. arming tools. Milk or cream sold at White houseAn 1862, and after @s-| It evokes a feeling of s: thy and 5 ‘Broa 4,300, Sayi SREAKFAST FOR HOBOES. | suring him tfat 1 was not seeking an | approval to learn that & movemant | Forin, nat an insiriiaent Darporting | OCntral Bulldlas,’ 43 Breadway, OIx | Again they arrived on time. Another | 307 (Tych fisfeic 212 Weeks §4200 Sivee oA A office, 1 casually remarked that I re. 3 Lon “the eynchron- | to be the last will and testament o dec1d £aEloaly of nice iones; (DI Suk - Enatl TRYON’S_AGENCY, “ { 'Weman Offered Only 10 Conts for | embered hearing him speak In Con- | seation of pubiic slonss” | Thoyietistly | said doceased be admitied 1o probate. They must be soid xignt away. as T ox- ‘Wiliimantic, Conw. | \-Miss Ellis, wag your bazar & sucs Three at Bristel. s o oy e Tatd, et it | clocks set up for the information of the | , FACTENPOY L 3 SRl LNC*US | pl UMBING AND GASFITTING. | ons is selling horses of te Ssme class | to. walk tome.'—Mcggendorter Blast- > was in Hartford, New Haven, or Nor- | people, particularly thoss which bear | Petition, cheaper than 1 am. Come and see. _1t is & custom with the Bristol police | wich» T gaid that it was in the lat- | fhe allaring legend -Synchronized | Mo-eior®is Sourt Jloom in the City of ELMBR R. PIDRSON. gompel hoboes who are furnished | ter city. He said, “O ves, it was in a | Time,” should agree to the minute. He|day of March, A. D. 1911, at 9 o'clock JOHNSON & BENSON, Tel. 177-12. ‘maréd ter. TO RENT 5 &:B-. what is artistic temperament? DESK ROOM in furnished office. Cen- | upooiiahness that has succeeded 1% & night's lodging to clean off | little building on a side-hill, and they | who would quarrel over a second or|in the forenocs, and that notice of the i tral location ed of those people who are |had a funny man there by the name | two varlation would be hypercritical, | pendency of said petition, and of said 20 Central Avenue. "t Mist ST, pleasant fiat, with gas |SCHDE 1tgelt taken seriously.”—Chie for the winter ur by reason of |of Trumbull” The care-worn ex-|pbut a disagreement of minutes weakens | hearing thereon, be given Py t}\e pub- SLATE ROOFING For Sale firturcs Bor Mkt and fuel ot water, | 80 Record-Heral or other causes are unable to | pressiom and burdened bearing of°the | faith and may cause the missing of | lication of this order ome time in some set bowls, bath, claset, set tubs, etc..| “Going %o giva Four daughter & to it. Soon after the last fall | dear man‘in_those days has often been | trains, newspaper having a circulation in said | yretal Cornices and Skylights, Gutters 2 1356 per montn. coming-out ball “No; she's a sufs | Of snow an officer took three hoboes [described. No one could look upon| Yet in London the investigations of | the Hute of seid honrine. oo Thar re_ | and Comductors snd ail kinds of Job- | A Buick, Model 10, 1910, Toy Ton Bl e > o Keepa-me busy giving bail® and clegred off a long line of walk for | him without being moved With sym- | a special committee of the British Sci- i bing promptly attended to. neau Automobile, cape top, glass| .. Fo0 Dwellings aud | —Washington Herald. turn be made to this Cou; wealthy widow whe had neglected | pathy and pity. Slain at the last. he | ence guild revealed a lamentable in- NEEeoN J; AYIING, Judge. Tel 119, front. Tenement Property in all parts of the | Borrowell—I tell you, 1t's hard to Compiywith the borough by-laws | lived until he could say with Him who | coceclie bn foycact of camentatle In-| mne anove mad foregoins iz a true H. J. BARNETT, city &t prices from $1,200 upwards. ' | poor. - Ha z._o«’ it do keeping walks clean. ~After the |loved hunfanity more, and did a‘great- | of the clocks. A week of observation |C9RY 0T recotd, oo @ oo o P. O. Box 215, Danielson. » eastest fi"w the world.—Philadele J0b had been finished, the officer call- | er work: ‘It is finished.” along a certain line of strests Tevealed| ALioet: : G- | The Vaughn Foundry Co. WHITNEY’S AGENCY, | rhia Recora. on the widow and suggested that = ‘W. R. BURNHAM. |a mean error of two minutes, the max- g ko S S First Antedeluvian (in BMethussleh contribute a small amount with | Norwich, March 6, 1911. imum departures from correctness, of | AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD SPEC[ AL BARfiAlN 227 Main 8t, Franklin Square. time)—What's the discussion abou 1o pFocure a brult]ul for the & course, being much greater. In another | 8t Norwich, within and for the District v over there? - Second Ditto—Same od [RY See doue the Jon Afera A Reminiscence. week one clock was three minutes slow | 3¢ NTwich. on the 6th day of March, 200 acres land, 190 clear, 1i-room | lleal Estate and Insuranoe | topic Whether a man agea 320 ought, a 1 of haggling she offered the . on two days, another four minutes fast | b esont—NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. house with ell, large barn. quantity of to marty & girl of 140.—Puck. > 2 ten cents. Th_r e et | oy, Bditor: In thinking over our|on one, ~three minutes slow on two| Estate of Willlam D. Hoagland, late | furnished promptly. Large stock of |fruit trees, 3 mile from ~school Nan—T see there has been anotheg Iy declined, the official preferring to | present condition, my thoughts carry | days, and so on through minor divaga- | of Tisbon. in said Dis ict, deceascd. patterns. No. 11 to 25 Ferry Street |church and stores, 4 miles from Willl an—] " pay the Ihnch bfll out of his own pock- | me back some ten years when Mayor | tiops. Baward A Hoagmnd ot Arlineton, N. mantic, 2 wells, 1 at barn and 1 in E shooting effatr. Did you ever seo ong hle’ o4 i eti- house, running water through place, F l < terrible ne guns? Fan fi' Thayer assumed the responsible cares| This is quite credible from observa- | J, appeared in Court and filed a peti 1,0‘55%0(-6'; woia, good standing flgmen OR SA 2;.::;?] was I;nmcroém d f: Lincoln —_ of tle office of mayor, and the high | tions rishi &t home . We ISt aec | tion braying, for fhe reasons therein B . ~ As a Last Resort. ideals ha fe . set forth, that administration be grant- ! SO $4.300, part cash. The farm known as C. B, Bromley or | Steffens once—Chicago Tribune. eals he fed to the plain people of | it excusable for the individualist clocks S. F_ GIBSON $EOSS AL setare acevcr, | oh (AL biom S G Ronri: oy or | Steffens g e Des Moines came to the front a few | the oppression they were suffering | in jewelers' or bank windows to de- | Cher Do otk £state of sald dleceased, 132 Spring St. Willimantie, Ct. p: alleged to be intestate. 140 acres, 60 g00« 1lable land, balance - e ] ago by adopting a kind of city | from the so-called gas and electrical | clars their independence of the time| Wherenpon, it is Ordered, That sald |.Tj, a ! ead; cal, seems to me.’ Yes, very. Why, R othts e emin oo KPSt e 4DuC time, o0 he DomcoLlCiate tieir indepe oo iof the time| acrenpen IE ts Orfersd rhat 214 \.Tin and Sheet Metal Worker To0d aud pasture il KD, L8, head: Che wonld be silly enough to suppos = . It had followed Galveston, but | future regards tax lists and tax- | tion, but certainl# the big corporation | the Probate Court Room in the City of t for Richardson and Boynton | of water on farm; house has 5 Tooms, ) that @ . ,self-made man might be > 758 made some improvement which | payers, and the very great results | should bring its timepieces under the | NOTWich in said District.on the 1oth| Asen i | gooa condition, hard wped fidors, run- | prought up on # chafing dish*— X applying to _the general | attained from municipal ownership | law of uniformity—Pittsburg Dispatch. | fia% of March, A D. 1911 at 10 oclock | Furnaces. ning water in house and barn; good | Judge. of city government which it |of water. C in the foremoon, and that notice of the | 55 West Main Strest, Norwich, Conn. | cellar; 1 new barn 3§x50 with sllog 4 dency of said petition, and of said 3 for the name “the Des Moines .et me quote Mayor Thay “Act- A Fies Night Al o Y, 3 d 4 » “Now it threatens to become. 4 |Ink under the authority conferred by Jecce; AL, Sadvar hearing”thereon, be given by the pub. | horse ‘barn, icehouse, carriage sheds, “What & grouch _he 1s!™ “Yes, henhouses and .granary, situated in|but— “Hold onj you meedn't telf is the hoarse, startling - cough of a |lication of this order one time in some The very desirable residence No. 170 | town of Lisbon, Conn., on' Jewett Cits:| me that he's a fellow when you in the ownership of its trans- | the provisions of the resolutions of | (%" newspaper having a circulation in said troliey’ line, 3 miles west of Jewett w fim. ’ I'm_tired of that : , suddenly attacked by, croup. Oft- Washington Street, with stable and | fjincYy 40e o Tattoille 5 mites | Eot to kno L system. Municipal ownership | the general assembly known -as the | Shije” SU - L SFoup. District, at least three days prior to ington Street, stable and, City, 3 miles from Taftville, 5 miles 7~ Detroit Fres Press. t rallways has become a con- | charter of the gas and_electric light | ®f It aroused Lewis Chamblin of Man- | the daté of said M“u (‘:'.'vf.n ana That re- [ [ H conservatory. from Norwich, Price right. For detail | SXCUse- R ! : light | chester, O. (R. R. No. 2), for their four | tusn be made tg th x The property has @ frontage of 234 | and. photograph, Inquire. FRANCIS D.| “I hear you have secured = find ompanien Goine. businers i | 1901, Appointed M. Amos (.. Saen 5| chlldreh were greatly subject to croup. NBLSON 3. AYLING, Judge. ) 3 feot and 4 depth of 484 fect. and. it | DONGHUB: Cepiral Builaing, Norwich: | preas agen said. Yorick Hemm. “Best s bust 3 g “Sometimes ‘in "severo ' attacks’ hs| The sbove ama toweseins 2 cue| Heafing and PlumBIng, | mey 5 amided i purchaser can not ever deciared. Hamiet. Fait. clty ate reporied o' lave de: |Inmect he works of the_eompany in | wore e were afeaia thes mesia ol | CORY.0F. Fosord: A may be divided if & pu gerss = wiared tha ey were unable to meet ope rougl 8 reports e in- i ttest: "AINNIE C. CHURCH. o > G4 B conditions Imposed upon them by | formed ~ whelner ~the ~hecessity of | Pt S, WS broved what a certain| mo R etk 92 Franklin Strest. For price and other information ap- For Sale Dreantast food"—Louisvills~ Courlers city and finance their lines, and | charging $1.75 per cubic foot for a gas ply to Journal. : are ready to eell to the city. costing 42c to produce, rests on any :,Z.):,a V.',.d"‘}o?“c’.;ugi ,:}’yldsmmi-‘ at:; AT :?alg:frgrmm: HELD FRANK L. WOODARD, The five houses containing 14 tene- | “A recent wedding muqnf;-‘m i Aafinite proposition has been made | better foundation than the desire of | {5702t ‘or Tung trouble” So do thas at Norwich, within and for the District 40 Main Streat. ments, Nos. 218-224 West Main strest, | @ Milwaukee paper reads: w Low-~ ity authorities, and is now be- | its managers to pay dividends on $300,-1 sands of others. So may you. Asthme, | Of NOrwick, on the. 8th Gay of Mareh Do It N s ® s “Gardner Court.” S Lodin Taor ™y eIl e Comsiderad. That 13 nearer i the | 000 of watered stockns and why. s | 1ands of others. Cringer inmas | 2 DoidiL, ; o NOW £eb28TTh nown as ner Cous it7" “Nothing, only I iwas of municipal ownership than bas | citizens should be annually taxed to 18 | present—NELSON J. AYLING a Ha For information and terms apply to [ what a good yodel it would make."— reached by an American city, | pay for lights of 1,200 candiepawer, | Souér; Flemerrhages fiy before it. 50c | FTESRicOFI 0N S (lilmot 1ats tot | Have ihat old-fashioned, unsanitary - WM. W. IVES, 1% Champlin street. | Houtson Post. Clevaland, and in Clevelund the | when ~the strect lights furnished | Tag & Ougona mo. " Lo free: B0ld bY | sprague, in enid District, deceased. °_| piumbing replaced by now and raod- entitled *Con. Somenies In Saniral O Che Thiyaya | Srongh.the tackio Ateamgs. bul | Lo° & O%god Co. 00 oD anld 300SSSEE S i | " e indreame o, henlTn. aa saving or oaile | ereker S i 88, punigatie draaas fought the project instead of suggest- | equal that of 450 candles, until the e o Lo § 1 i Y 't do” ¥ the vet+ S . Toledo and Detroit have also | existing darkness is dispelled, my. text Attacks School P in their claims against sald estate |of doctor's biils. Overhfuling and re. | tist. “It won't do,” repl % within_six months from this date, b hiy done. Let Kiva lished and H 3 eran . “You couldn’t make ¢ : e ol et ol | magt e fat s L o | e R S e Tasiocl prizcipel | Soctte T8, Eet” e 25" 7 | SO et s S tha "0 | A Well establish se | For Sale ST R % r 21 h s . icoln B -3 g 4 act o o | Bt at the presont moment Des Moines | loved %o well, you are still paying | (014 by him. ' “For more’thar three | Signpost noarest to: the piace where | BIMbIDE with he modern o 1 rcantile b ess T ieton, Star. F ] r most advanced. Only as lust 0 ber sent, oni 3300000 of watered | Je4ry he writes T suffered inde-|iaid ‘deccased Tast awelt ‘and in'the | Wl ketp oup ipe, fower e he | CesSIUL e ’ COTTAGE 'HOUSE oo iWHen. 4 yian pays sttens & d. P . e acribable torture from rl , liv. | |mme “Town, ubliehing the - - [ gesort are American <itien at this time | stock. although our ‘mayor says i is | ScTibable torture from rheumatism, liv- | Kime Town, and by pibliehing tne | o Wil | A grand ch 57 Maple Street ton to & woman it 15 generally a sigrl ' Bl so - tranaporiadion sy emer i | e ton. cometohy s s o | Eianey ” AN Tomdien fatiea tl T-azed | Soui o %, 2Rid Distrst. axd maks ' - S e ¢ tngg o ishen lo marry her.stnaici ¥ —~ i C . emetery trus ‘unds when = return s Cous » b - you. o % _3¥hen | Blectric Bitters, but four bottles of thi ¢ G Lot 60x200 * —Yen; and when a man doesw’t pay e~ Tom, m borrow money at 3 152 per | wonderul remedy cured me complete:| The abyri el YorEraeis HEue J. E. TOMPKINS, for a young man to do well. 2 attention to & woman it is often a is the Tast year of | Now, I doirt knaw what fiat lux |17, Such resulis aro’common. fhiou- | wpy of Feeordy < S7 Wast Main Street. || Steam heat and modern §|iien that he has married her—Bos< PR tn the local firs depact- |standsiior, but dou't you.think sy far frouble, female complatnte, Mdney s |/ o T & CHUSGEN = E. A. PRENTICE, ] ~ improvements ‘°;th'""”:;"’&‘6 P o of the call men |48 sas and electricity are concerned, | Groc)le = oT! - : Fair One—How dispensed with will be the five | municipally speaking, the Garkness | oo ngpoi Ty g ary ey Bealth | noricm—All créditors of said de- LREGAL NOmoRs 86 Cliff Street. Price $2,700. Yo DO K it Dy vha Serict. all the present ineum- | seems to be about as dense at the | % Ougood Cory ceased are hereby notified to presert JAMES L. CASE, daughter? You say v only $10 - given an opportunity to | bresent writing as it: was in 1901. their claims against said estate to the 40 Shetucket St. Norwich, GE i ke ufln :';’ £ M_m: 4 for permanent appointment. | et me quole further from the ar-| “Foley's Honey and Tar is the best o Wi ihin® the e LmiteR in “ihe N lCE The C Home Is Sold S oA L N oo bt 1w bothwnvn, it will bs 'g chives; “An here in our midst we | ., % s v $201 e s constant “oblock Tessor i | 7VER remedy T cvee used, ' i Quick: | abovs and forogsing oener : : b : $61 "Soggendorter Binsticr = nicipal ownership, (hat politics ‘has | jong teoubled aerr saye 5 b doid | _mara . Executor. | Al persons liable to pay taxes in the BUT FOR : 4 not wrought bavoc with good business | Princeton. Nebr. ” Just. s0- quicie oo | — " | Bridgd School District 'of Norwich are T MUCH - IN - LITTLE : nagement in the. board of water | surely it acts In all eases of oomeps CITY OF PUTNAM. hereby notifled that I have 2 warrant . H — 4 Foven o the satistaction SOE nay on | col3%, 14 Eribpe, and lung trouble. Re: oot e One-halt " (414) -mills on the dolan : | A system of electric signaling fot o o sgl any one | fige substitutes. Lee & O8good Co. Sealed bids, marked “Bids for Put-|{aken from the Town List, 1910, paya. | N give alarm of fire or Who will read their annual report from nam Sewers.”, will be received by the : ; Paval band.driven : e it Samansit vy ble Marcn 17th, 1811, and for. the pur ° i mishaps, operated by a irst to last. The record of ouff first | T o oo undersigned at the Council Chamber in | pose of collecting the same I will ba enerator, has g tep. 1 TERIAT, PRt be o tas | W- B WIKOOK ) 2ot o e Auctioneer | tho City of Putnam untll 4 o'slock p. m: | 205,91 SOVCCLRE fhe gume X Wil be ; & 4 . mind the brightest page of the city's on the 34th day of Mareh, 1911 'The 1330 to 130 p. m., March 3ist, 1911. | Yyou can buy a 76 acre farm, small history written during the last half of N Let Us See What It Needs S o 3o 0 214 fnclude the sewers| [egal additions and fees will be | house (mot in best of repair but ten- mm During 1910 thers were 17,258 dea~ Yoted to be lald by the Common Coun-{made to those who neglect this notice. | antable), small barmn, v abundarfce .of the nineteenth cy { going vessels of 12,657,000 net register- oS Ainehuih continey CRuhaygencs. et Fobraary 13T, comprisiag the son) | nAOUIS H. BR NBLLE, Coliector. | wood and some fruit. _$200 cash bal- T % Voici ed _arrived in Hamburg, an How about.the bourd of water com. | I will sell at Publicghuction the fol- | $F2 shown oh plasi drawn by George W. - % " ania | 8nce on mortgage at 5 per cent. In- uning, OICING, | crease of 343 vessels and 41 . : missioners’ report for 19107 I don't|lowing deseribe on Perry, Engineer of Sewers, and vestigate. over the previous year. marked Deli it will ight it wi FRIDAY, “Putnam Sewer Contract No. 5" and = A new cottage at Charlestown Beach = number of ships clearing 3 e, yous - we e YL ty | include approximately 300 feet of 2 LOST AND FOUND. ail tonisned: St 90 Teot Hromane-on| Regulating and | Db o hins e § it on ihe financial side. We knoy | Srecd: situsios in Damn ot biibiios; | foot o1 ro-tuch pioe, 600 foet S vh nen — | ocean, 200 feet deep, together with a “ .. lantic ports) 1910 what the water side is without any | miles west of Jewett City, on the highe | PiDe, 1,700 feet of 10-inch pipe, and RS Dark er{;axe mflg«z - ander nice sail boat, all for $1750. Repalrmg - }:"22 m"ln report. way leading from Norwich to Canter- | 1,900 feet . t—tm ‘vlpe_ all in accord- [ Rotity Mrs. P. A. Venable, 170 PPlg| Send for Wilcox's Farm Bulletin. : ,624,875 tons, 1909. Another ‘quotation: “If Norwich is | PUry: 10 cows (age ranging from 3 to | ance with ifications, maps and de- e v . e (Cholce of 400.) L 4 ——— to stop here, if she is content to and | § Ye4rs old, 1 Holstein cow 6 years old, | falled drawings on fle in the office of expert hinds at reasonable | Considerable. " attention Will romain at 4 standstill while wur- ok o et v Tor tor s e i | oThe eight o releet Say o il a1 | GRISWOLD MORGAN Auctionees] WILLIATT A. WILCOX, . B given to the meat trade of roupding cities are advancing in pop- | hull, 3 norses, 1 bay horse 11 vance ojd. | hereby reserved: e i i ¢ ;AR "wrt.v&):‘f‘ Jeth rooaen and | | and this industry”] ulation and wealth, she may as well | 5004 worker and driver, kind, ;| For information, inguire of George continue to be bled by e ghs «truat, | kentle and afraid of nothink. wwors | W. Perry, Engineer of Sewers, Putnam, 4 telephone monopoly and inflated trol- | #in%le or.double, weight 1306, aiso’ an- | COM i in. ley syndicate, as to rot, it makes lif- | Cther bay horse, ~weight 1100, good| Dated at Putnam, Feb. 7th, 1371. d ARCHIBALD 41 West Broad St., Rooms 1 and 2. /f increase in the ture. 1 X the orker B MACDONALD, tle difference by what s’ ahe | Neas' Borser womk slagle b G 5 Telephone connection. - 3 reaches the end: but if -the city ‘still | sound gentle, also 1 bay mare, 4« - G- ALLEN HAWKINS, 5 WEDNESDAY-MARCH 8, 1811, has esire of the | s T NICHOLS, o 2 b % Tomsing desire to b3 one, o¢ the | Kool sl rir hoti? o o Gkt im0 DR € R CHAMBERLAIN Conmecticut, the ning of a_new | team e#s in good ‘condition, 1 pair SRsrvoll. e o3 % = 5 century is A govd time to sweep the | Of, Single driving harness, 1 pair of e et LA M T L Denta/ Surgeon . - cobwebs from her eyelashes, cl ey 2 harness, 1 Hew express - focrat jon, 1 NEhE bugey, 1 corered = o - e Carmachis g onee, sore aels| BAECRte bt WEACT OIS0, wagen ] e it polE) gt vt ; : 1o labor, . My dveasss of the ‘.‘%’.fi“‘f’ new horse - - harness, 2 single driving harness. smajl | In charge of Dr. & L. Geer's e, .'_ . Fatuky }irmd?fl;)eu::nla $ Dr. Louise Franklin Miner is now | quantity hay. ‘Hm .tooth cultivator, * during withou : Dumerous o mention; | locatsd in er new affice, Bresd Hall, ;_.wm,;:‘:fi,:ér 2 e Hes | ey ¥