Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 8, 1911, Page 8

the sal ‘Williams. E_AUDITORIUM. week 1s pleasing ev- sood o houses. The hh full of bright comedy Up to withis lost their som theél; iagel resided on the\t spent most of § Farewell Part; o Ewwthh‘l e Ep lnn-ihd. I‘ mw"s ed that supper Mrs. Eimer nl th; passed. dered. evening -y with all llnm Mhh ‘flo 'l'hat ‘were Rev. 1o end and keeps the | T v rits throughout. ve a very neat The _bigges on the bill 18 Just for kit prosented by Temple are a team of clever ‘with pleasing volces and a bright clean jokes which a over in first class shap jonally clever eccentric dan- A n of the natural * The motion pictures are clear, and well varie “The Thres of Us.” @iscriminating part of the a play of the acted and produc- they are in life be the object aotor's profession, then certain- Poll Pla: since be presented ‘matinee. nutf?' il will re- Wil present ‘T the Biehs 8 ympany In the - op's Carriage. suc ly ren- songs to the en- “satisfactiori of the eritical pat- F of pictures is a ve one, and the big cir- never fails to win applause with eallfope and gorgeous parpde. MYSTIC Singer Assists at Reoital of — :I-Wn Pupils—William Han- Suffers a Shock—Gift f¢ ~ Mirs. Eimer H, oldredge. it afth |l violi; 4 E"elc';or G:lln'wl,n w-:!" tod drich Crowd - flm and Miss Heier wfi"‘ the piano, was one of the pleasing of the season and was largely b7 the relatives and friends Wl.r I.lmlz Athatia, Meiss Al Neyer, Russell au\- Ryon, George Murphy, Kanippers, Clarke, Har- Viola Rowse Wilcox, flute, loderat ), class and Miss W’a B Speria; voen: ..?n'é"'%’n!"‘u.m e. Mr. and Mrs. Hold- famly leave on the 15th dvf March. Holdredge w! -eatly missed, as she held an office o the Sunday school, Home Missionary socie- ty and Epworth league. Velvet Mill Flags at Half Staff. The flags on the Rossie velvet mill have been at half mast for the past three days out of respect for Keinbert Rossie's father, who died on Saturday in Germany. 'The funeral will be held there today (Wednesday) and the Ros- sie mill of this place will be closed all day. Both the American and German flags are at half mast. JEWETT CITY Six Year Old Allen Bugbeo Slides the Wheels In Sylvandale, about four o'clock Tuesday _afternoon, Allen _Bugbee, aged 6, was on his sled on the side- walk in front of Perle Melvin's house as a large team, loaded with phos- phate, driven by Fred Church, who is employed by Harry Fitch of Lisbon, was driving along. Without warning, the child suddenly elid off the em- bankment and '{.,:f,' direct]y under the wagon wheels, Before the driver could stop his team the wheel had passed over the boy. The driver jumped off the team, carried the boy into the house, and Dr. R, R. Agnew was sum- oned. The boy’s meck was. broken, nd also the left arm. He lived_ten minutes after the doctor's arrival. He was a handsome, bright lad, the oldest of three children of Mr. and Mrx. Merton Bugbee. There is no blame attached to the iriver of the team, as the accident was entirely unavoidable on his part. Miss Bothwell Has Chance for L. vid Bothwell returned Tuesday morning from Dover, N. H., where he went to see his sister, Miss Martha Bothwell, who is il with pneumonia. Her physician says if she lives uniii today (Wednesday), she has a chance for recovery. Conferred M. M, Degree. Mt. Vernon lodge, No. 75, F. and A. M., Raymond F. Cheney, master, con- terred the master Mason's desree at the regular cogumunication Tuesday evening. CLASS OF TEN it Received Into Local Rebekah Lodge— Hope Lodge of Norwich Does the Work. A class of ten was recelved into Ruthie “Rebekah lodge Tuesday eve- ning. the members wearing their new regaila for the first time. The degree team from Hope Rebekah lodge of Norwich had the initiation exercises in charge, and a large delegatioh came up from that lodge, supper being serv- ed them previous to the exercise. The party from Norwich Frank Green, 3 Miss Mildred Comstock, beth Smith, Miss Lydia Smith, Mis; Martha Campbell, Mrs. Jopn Palmer, Mrs. Herbert Willey, Mrs. Frank Tut- tle, Mrs. Joseph Burdick, Mrs. Myra Matthews, Mrs. John Parsons, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs, Reuben Washburn, Mrs. Lena Christman, Mrs. Howard Revell, Mfs. William Allen, Mrs. James Hart, Mu Edward 8 Worthingtorl, Mrs. Hen- ‘Thomas Holmes, Miss Dm Walz, Mfl. Belle Coleman, Mrs. Thomfl Ho)mu, ‘Mrs. H. L. Jenning, Mrs. M: Murray, F. E. Green, Frank Q lllllh. ‘Willlam Allen, John Par- sons, Mrs. Harvey, Allen Matthews, Frank Tuttle, Mrs. Minnfe. Amburn, Mrs. Underwood, of Hope-lodge, Nor- wieh, and Mrs. Guy L. Nodine of Tor- rigton. The committee in charge was Miss Ruby Thornton, Mrs. Francis Campbell and Miss Mary Tinker. W. C. T. U, in Session. The W. C. T. U, held its meeting Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. W. H. Gane presiding. Resolutions on the death of Mrs. H. ¥. Cheney were adopted. The report of the nominating commit- tee was read and approved. The three vice presidents are to have the meet- ings in charge this year; Mrs, E. W. Potter, Mrs. W. H. and Mr: 'ge Stanley. The record- ing secretary is Mrs. A. A. Gardiner, the corresponding secretary. Mrs. M. E. Wilson, and the treasurer Mrs. F. uarterly frée will offering meeting is to be held March ll, and i addressed by Rev. H. M. of ministered_to_ John S pernumerary police, Jo] gan’s bond of $4,000 was ing of Burgesses Joseph H. thy and F. E. Williams was appointed to investigate the matters on Fac- tory Hill, with regard to placing more slectrio Hghts i in accerdance made means a man or woman good for something—good work or pleasant times. < ‘Whoever has distress after eating, sick hesdaches, nanses, ' bad taste, unplmtbz—tb,un- not find good in anything, or be of much use in the world. But these symptoms are only . signs that the stomach needs alittle careand attention and the aid that can give. Safe, reliable, thoroughly ' tried, this family remedy has won- derful reviving power. They tone the stomach, liver and bowels—all organs’ of digestion. With these organs in good order, the whole system is better and stronger. Try a few doses and see for yourself what a_ splendid bodily condition Beecham’s Pills Can Create l.un-y-hr.. In bozes 10c. and 2507 nard spent Sunday in Centerville, R. I, with Mr. and Mrs. Barrett. Looking After Fire Damage. W. F. Maine of ~Windham Center was in town Sunday afternoon, It is at his_home that Mrs. L. A. Pan- ton Mrs. Maria Grant are spending the winter, and he came relatiye to in- surance adjustments, as during the fire Sunday their goods were removed from the house, and there was some damage from smoke and water, - Jerrington_Many of_the drugsists ark considering the advisanility of opening their establishments Sunday. Freckles Who Likes to Be Called Freckle- < Face? Do You? There wouldn't be many freckles at all if people would only use Kintho in March. That's the time to get rid of them most easily. If people called you Freckle-Face last year, get a tWo- ounce package right away at Lee & Osgood Co.’s, or wherever tollet goods are sold, and fool them this' year. Freckles' certainly don’t add o any one's beauty, and no one need tolerate them. Kintho is guaranteed to re- move even the worse freckles, or money back. TRAVELERS' DIRECTORY. 10 NEW YORK NORWICH M’" The Water way — the comfertable way of traveli Bteamers City of Lowell ter W. Chapin—safe, lulmch v-llfill that have every comfort;and conven- lence m traveler. T voyage on land !mmd and a superb view of the won- geetu derful skyline and waterfront of New or] Bteamer leaves New London at 11 m. weekdays only; due Pler foot of Em 2 Btreet 048 o m: (Mondays ‘l a m, l.u\i Pler 40, North Fa‘rvu Norwich 1o New York Sl 15 Avcat: Now Landon: Cogm. T LLIFS, All Water Route Str. THAMES New York GHELSEA LINE Unexcelled frelght direct to and from New York. Norw % daye Bandy P T on ot fo1ded” ™ 8.—Frelght recelved until § C. A. WHITAKER, Agent. BERMUDA/ MOST BEAUTLFUL L SFOT. IN THE ONE DAY oo Niduen “from NEW YORK BY THE MAGNIFICENT _FAST MAIL Twin Screw S. S. 14.000 Tons Displace Register; 335 Teot xmlunm 38 Fe Wir "CLASS ROUND TRIP Gluding” Stateroom Berth and .| above and foregoing ora. TWANTRG women for genaral house: TEBT{ to work in & drug store. Apply at Bunowx office. March, NOTICE.—AIl creditors of sald d ceazed are hereby notl to pres their claims agatast said estate to the undersigned at P. O. Box 47, Versailles, Conn., within the time limited in the er. BOLI, marsd Admintstratrix. NOTICE TO c!mmu A Borrat withio and Tor fhe. DIStFIOt at Boarah, w and for o the 6th day of March, A, Gicmn, Judes, H, te of fne \iheir claims agatnst sal onths from this date, by ect, .to- ‘this order. “on [gnpost n t io fl.\. place where llld rl.c-.!lfl last & and the same Town, end by publishing the same once in & newspa; & & circula- tion' in said Dhtrlct. and make return to this Court, A. GAGER, Judge. NOTICE—AIl creditors of sald de- ceased are hereby notified to present thelr claima against said estate to the undersigned Mystie, Conn., within bhe time Himited in the above 4nq fore- going order, enm- with & A AVERY, Administrator. owers: will e receiged by the nam Sewers,” w o undersigned at the Co a-mb'ee in the City of Putnam until 4 o’clock p. m. the 24th of 19 The 11. tnclude the sewers the Common Co! lncl\ld- avpro: Die; 00 cnt ot 18-ing l»? %06 reqx ot obth ance with e ons, ave ana ar falied drawings on file in the ofice of George W. Perry, Engineer of Sewers. “The right $0 Feject any or all Bids 14 hereby reserved. e Tl s Jhquies szl . Eerry, Engineer of Se Dated_at Putnam, Feb. Tthy 1911, ARCHIBALD MAS ALD, <;Do#’ . €00 foct o("i—lnch u—!ncn ‘glpe and ipe, accord- G. ALLEN HAWKINS, A NICHOLS, GEORGE P. MINER, NOTICE persons liable to pa: Brldg. School District of hereby notified that to levy and e ma one-half (( taken from ¢ maréd taxes in the Norwich are have a_warrant of four and Legal ad made to those who ne LOUTS Norwich, Conn., March 7] NOTICE Dr. Louise Franklin Miner is now focated in her new office, Breed Hall, Room 1. Office Hourse, 1 to 4 p. m. Telephone 660. HECKER'S Cream Oat Meal at CARDWELL'S St. Patrick’s Post Cards = and Souvenirs w CHOICE VARIETY Cranston’s 1647 Adam’s Tavern 1361 lect this notice, SoMeotor. mONmAmC,' o Bpsciai trips. i Carrias np. single, fo Tor | pect %" Wr torsas, Miss Abbie L o at once. brod. stodk. 8. ¢ Bol ‘White Wyendottes; S the ‘best utiiity and | strains, selected for l\mfi ll. ERTET N FOR and_ e ear) od o doubi n.‘lé"ar er. | small panior :fm... £00d condt 1 Beaith reaso l.I.Er New Britan, Conn. marT, l‘.l‘trom 'AH'ID—A Teliable man for work | Barred ::u'?:'a“m' AGENTS W Diranger than tasto for ball of binding twine free; low RS Taiter tios, can loops. or SDiices; nni u; For serrite Uhion 5% Norwienconn. ‘yacations; common edu- YOU ARE WANTED Doeitions; 380 month; anm t: o’vu' 12,000 appoint- this short hours; no cation. suffici ments comin; ecesvary: Tist of luta WANTED. All kinds of repair work. Sewin; Machine Hospital and Genersl Repair Shop, over electric car station, Fran] Square, 1in A. B OUSLEY. ‘maréd WANTED Young lady to work in store; one that has had some experi- ence in selling. Address “C” care Bulletin A Good Family Cook. Good pay and good place. Also Good House Girls. J. B. LUCAS, Room 32, Centri WANTED AT ONCE General Housework Help. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, % S. H REEVES, Supt. Cenmtral Building, 43 Bromdway, Oity. dec17d Building. PLUMBING AND GASFITTING. JOHNSON & BENSON, 20 Central Avenue. SLATE ROOFING |-Metal Cornices and Gutters and Conductors, and kinds of Job- The Vaughn Foundry Co. IRON- CASTINGS furnished promptly. Large stock munuuur-nym S. F. GIBSON Tin and Sheet Metal Worker Agent for Richardson and- Boynton Farnaces. 55 West Main Strest, Norwich, Conn. T. F. BURNS, Heating and Plumbing, 92 Franklin Strest. Do It Now Have that old-fashioned, o opels s in the of doctor’s biils. lfl-\n‘ thoroi ‘uy J..F. TOMPKINS, 7 Wast Main Street. AUCTION ‘Will be sold at Public Auction on MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1911, at 10 o’clock a. m., Qo 7 Brook ¥ 2 Tagtoviii Farm, ‘hf‘ 103-6, Willimantic' Div. marfd village and city residences, store, hotels and factories. c. ll. Post, Westbrook, Conn. _mar6d B SALE_Bges for hatching from ll‘h P Reds. Tn:‘;e biras ive won Ey-one ribbons since las ] n.nn’fi 8. bons Barry's Polllll Yards, 37 Bt, Notwion, Conn. marid class for government Ave.. T Perryville, R. JALE —House of seven room at 1oL Wost Towrs St.; lot about .'mxus with woodshed, smali garden, partionlars, appl CUR. Johnson, 177 Braan B ‘Vnnurly B L marid for hllohhl l‘ro <hoics stools. BihELS comb R, 1. Reds. 35 100. Bll.‘d. PWlll‘ Fflf , J L. Whson: = D5, ¥ Parm i FOR u.n—mgm Toom cottage house, Bro all modern improvements, 188 St Apply to Brown & Perkins, Attorneys at Law, Norwich, Conn. 22 Shetucket St, Sale Horses cheaper tl Tel 177-12. For Sale A Buick, Model 10, 1910, Toy Ton- neau Automobile, cape top, glass front. mar6d H. J. BARNETT, P. O. Box 215, Danielson. SPECIAL BARGAIN 200 acres land, 100 clear, 1l-room bouse with ell, large ba mi house, Tunning water through place, 1,000 Gords wood, good standing timber, §4,500, past. can mAL ESTATE AGENCY, 133 Spring St. illimantic, C A well established and suec- cessiul mercantile business in this city. A grand chance for a young man to do well. E. A. PRENTICE, 86 Cliff Street. The Cosy Home Is Soid BUT FOR $475. you can buy 4 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 480.) WILLIATT A. WILCOX, _ Real Estate Broker, 41 West Broad St, = Rooms 1 and 2. Telephona connection. —_— DR. C. R. CHAMBERLALY "Denta/ Surgeon 1a’eharge of Dr, S L. Geer's practws lmlb’ml“ 161 Main Street. Norwich. Cenn 4, ¥, CONANT. 21 Franklin Stree: ‘Whitestone So-and the J. F. C. 100 Cigars are the Dest on the market Try themh AUTOMOBILE STATION, Otis Street. Automobile General Ma- work. Jobbing. ‘Phome. 3 NEWMARKET HOTEL, 7156 Boswell Ave. es, Liguors und Clgars. udw-le‘lmnbltm" mmm 43-8 1) :- T -"o&._"r Bs 530 ' tenem: AP e Yors B Paaning. 21 witlow | NICELY ¥FURNISHOD trally LR R uoug Hot wat ur. am heat Path and gas.’ 38 it 6 ‘ran] P S Rl sl of fifl Bt. store, 163 Feasonable. Inguire 40 Hobart Ave sisting of dwi dllng out- arm lIn—A all improvement fami ! llod cnlv RENT—At lage. ® §o0d tenement of six " = t door; reat TO RENT The Bacon Farm, in Norwich, con- use. ¥ern, bulldihas-and ebout 50 acres of land, The f: has ‘been ocoupied many T0 RENT Flat of 7 rooms, with modern jmprovements, in the Cooke building, 10 Breajway. 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, xarg. stock barn, with Basemient; T h sh dJ, ceho | is check. Nor 1:'50 aeres oxtia di- Sbon pelsitire, 15 aoros yaluable woodland, running spring wa fine younk bearing apple tree! ‘itn 18 head cattie, pair horses, 100 hens, 3 pigs and complete line of wagons snd arming, tools, Milk or oream sold at door. Price if sold this week, $4,300. Pictures and_list: TRYON'S AGENCY, illimantle, Cenn. ' TO RENT . 5K ROOM In Turnished office. Cen- tral Josation, J1 ELM ST, pleasant flat. with gas fixtures for light hot water, set bowls, bath, clo: ¢ set. taba, stol $16 per th. A visfety of Cottages, Dwellings = Tenemeht Property in all parts of the city at prices fronr $1,200 npwards. WHITNEY’S AGENCY, |~ 227 Main 8t., Franklin Square. Real Estate and Insuranoce FOR SALE The farm known as C. B. Bromley or Cornelius Murphy place, consisting of 140 actes, 60 good tillable land, balance re rm 004 condition, hard wood floors, i ning water in house and barn; ellir: 3 ‘new barn #8560 with i horse barn, icehouse, carriage sneds, henhouses ' and granary, situated 'in town of Lisbon, Conn., on Jewett City trolley line, 2 'miles ‘west of Jewett City, 3 miles” from Taftville, from Norwich, Pl o and ph, HUES Central DON¢ For Sale ! The five houses containing 14 tene- ments, Nos. 218-224 West Main street, known as “Gardner Court.” For information and terms apply to WM. W. IVES, 11'Champlin street. For Sale COTTAGE HOUSE 57 Maple Street Lot 60x200 Steam heat and modern improvements Price $2,700. JAMES L. CASE, 40 Shetucket St., . Norwich, Ct. Save Your Piano Let Us Seec What It Needs Tuning, Regulating and Repairing by expert hands amumuble YERRINETOR'S uilding. Norwich, Voicing, | And yo nchu‘-.e-o—- ‘Would. tmmwh-— n’-ap:mmmulmn. It you know of & -n‘ Ina Illi.tb'- In the dark: whoss showing, whess Wmld“‘g 434 sorrow and lite- It's .mmmummn. 1¢ you know of & thing that Will dark- the g’h-tv?flfb‘mn-‘m’n".md m annoy AT oty M"’Qfl W orger % e VIEWS AND VARIETIES chv-r'-rh. Jack Spratt, to walk ¢ oo fin ” His wite io walk + a m-, 1t keeps them broke To buy lhe gasoline.—Judge, “If you dow't marry me I'll kil my+ self.” ~ “Well, father says you can't hang around our house.”—XN. Y. Tele« sram. “What are you It at, Jostah ™ '!'vo it been thi hai a joke 14 hl]d““ ‘been :;I Mé!‘l.lh it Sam- son worn a wig."—Chicago Recs ord-Herald. “He a lul.‘ky <hap, fisn't he? “Lucky? Say, he can go to a m busted, order oysun and fing i one of ‘em ‘more n pay "—Toledo o5 Biade, “Was your husband a bear in Wal) street? “I think 80,” replied youns Mrs. Torkins. “He ' certainly “acted like one waen he got home."- —wm- ington Star. “Why _shouldn’t T marry him?” “H's poor. You may get a better annm. some day.” “Well, I can cross tha§ bridge whon 1 come to it, can’t 17— Chicago Journal. n wnu but_liftle, tis paet sings ut little does he crave, wor —Louisville Courler-Journal. “I don’t mind the cost of living.? mutti the professor, “so much as L do W04, foet of erely _ being’ kept alive.” had just pre~ sent hll ‘blll for m rendered. cago Tribune. “Bad Tuck is sometimes “Ridiculous! “Not at all. ver et s club ¢ All's fush, erward ddscover someone eise full_houso?"—Detrgit Free Press. WH&Ih“rflY believe that that Nexdore has the most contrary iy woman on earth. Hub—Con Sraty nntune?. Why, If- that fasted, she’d get fat!—Boston. T scrip! T you are doing a good man been shocked it- by being shocked a many _things that I once did."—Pil ‘burg Post. ‘Willje—Don't lick me, mother: ved fouy; nige kha thres w u do 1! l lboulfl E....a sign up in vdndevits tmd mediately,” replied the actress, “T wouldn't 11a /e time i0 got a play writs ten. Thes sensations fizale out” - MYCH_IN LITTLE More « aro eaten than eny other kind f fish, Telephon communication now ex< ists. between Prince Rdward I the other maritime pyovinces nada. Spiders are. mlt w('.h in the forul’ of Java whose webs are so str it requires P knife to cut them. Mhlku“flu! color, says a sci¢ because it prE o ¥ R lon & ' lon of sul« ;hur than black hair. 1t i3 stated Jour Americans ar( engaged at ouce s e tura ‘experiment 6 GOV o ment of the “thres eastern provinces” eyet of Chars Frank lottetown Feports two. ward Star, after & il gavaes, of 1 ith - Tined cottmatod capttal :'c'nu.'m“a. Qu&an:l& u-na was M‘m -ae-. ed