Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 12, 1911, Page 12

Llls’t"wnlrw\:nah e T . iy 0 et Lodge 4ol s ‘awakened tfi fact zm Lockl No. Weod-r,’, that mnns “hair Carpenters” Hall. tehing “scalp can be quickly sto 'rh-me; Council, N and that peéople wito use Parisian 8 resters’ Hall. will never _bald-. , E!«N:i 12, 4. 0. L. W To evoryreadatol‘l‘he Bulletin e i A all. v Tnion | Wishes 1o eradicate disgusting . dai meeut"“i;"c B Hall druff, stop' falling-Bair, and have: - Sgehem,. ©0. E. 8, |immaculately clean scalp, free 11 5 ' meets in auukln am M 1. itchiness, we make this offer: ¥Froenlichkeit glnflfis Sociely meets The Lee & Osgood Co, wiil retllrun e n . German: Hail. - . |your money, ivithout rad tape, . ; e p‘m,anqnéage +dees: not hanish--dan- | Ad B - g < mg:r otion T MNOUNCEMEN'IS druff, stop failing hair -and itching | _2mild = A1 dtock, ete.: nearly T, sprin s “?}Dfl"ia tra weeks. ia by e Lo & WA 7 e’ tor wer Dusincest price Tign; 3:',’:";:»“ ’fifip " S " o 'arisian ge is sol by sal \ re nce. g mal smam_\ s Baster Monday ball, Olym Gopood Ch. ana au e 5 . ~ FOR lkm——q;mum = nnaq- mm--, 3 for 50 cents a large tmttle. It is tiom. ns; p i i new 07‘ T %mo;ne % Rumford, the butcher. purchased on |ideal, daintily perfumed hair dre i . 3 tire and 3 inner tu t.&en% ted | fibtel. Fabnts ST 4 ,,“ ana 13 'y day two nice lambs raised on the | free from grease and “stickidess, and 5 * and 10° frst class ramnim 1t water bath ? S il hair t, lustrous a . = - —— . Appl etin. fishing. Hor ek har " ¢ 5 o VA T et Tourants Mat. ordm Al fi ANEER o i | quire "ot ¥ DCQCPanM 134 ., | B R 3alkies bioom wle hatl.” 2 > prepaid, by Giroux Mfg. Co., TTAKEN New. { < : zi! EURIE 4 !l:‘i):.:l t:":;: Is.nrx‘::; Lenten | Y. ¥ : g & e"“" ;heg,’;{ g - S8 Y T T Rathleen Kavanagh. : services. - in Trlnhy"hun— ~ thl; ;\,:— PR c e b ‘«r !‘ e 23 : 5 q‘ pariia hl;:r?xlxigus Kxngg ] : : ning, the sermon will be preache COR L : > 0 | - St Mic ‘hurch, Maugatuck, State Board of Agriculture Will Offer | seTearl Nt N rd. Con fentcondition. Apply To H. W. Card-| aperea hat. g i Prizes for Young Growers. !-mml ‘w —— el ) Mavket Strses aerild | e —anxshed' (-botna yeoTd 2 . 1t 115 bxpaotat {ba. the Bava’ o Lt e 1or ha | &t 84 Union 3¢ £ E # S s e : ry-go- ¥0 | cront 1 ‘m o : he s . 5 Drop . the Auditorhim today and | ap, umi‘sxficteo e el by ihe stats | Egtoline. g o8 N ED cliance, speak flefi A1 -8 {770 mEN 29 G .Sty Al 3 Plipd % be convinced that - there is the big- |pourg of agriculture this summer will | Srolley roagy : 21 Harris Buf New L 2 au 4 F o : ? Rest_laughing vaudeville bill on. there | pe productive of -wide - snd . beneficial Cos 3 ? . -apr ¢ S rig - - g E ; 4 that you have ever seem in your life. . the hoys.of Connectieut. It t - Ho. Coventr: T St S ; “Lord, Mf'rmyfiuet Be urer. \ It i ‘welirvaried and pleasing o 8lli| jsoxpected that, friendly rivairy, which G:vrm.' : i at 3% Pear] Gt:,- Sdent. 2t Wil mods BHISHOBS | T3 Mfiu’l 3 men, women. and children alike, and | gtimulates _observation, study, industry 5 i a, | auy, April 11th' and ,fih 7 zpr!ld and fine garden, 156 minutes” walk £ | T l,!w‘ug ofio; 2 thoge Who have seen it are talking|and sconomy, will incre.u the good _vzant,‘ vosm»n n\! “$OR SALE _Handsome (Tenn) “’_ Erankiin squaré/on % < about it yet, and are coming back to! rasults many fold. Many boys.in‘the do. .all" ve; idress ~ Box | hound, -ughm brolzh. APPIYBD = \ re B a:xzai;;' £ poszilibleq‘v‘?foll:e it goses corn clubs, -beginning the study of 56 Bufeusn ; - - | ¥oluniown, CL. zm'l 0. 200 on Wednesday night. e Four Brag- | agriculture in this way. will continue LEARN Almo.gffi?_ ....fi_...__L____d_h_n.E‘...__ n 2 J dons are te hit bf the bill in their | the study in the agricultural colleges. | Home lessons: 525 wi R | e O oo | marsta T omn o b e PR Sl s I e iinh SR T & comedy Xnockabout act Fun in a The plan is to secure private sub- |iteed; $10 we; 115 g hu"y harness. H. V. Beebe, Storrs, ONE OF Tnnml’ ubmr t\g-amdnu u-w mw-lfin‘ ’;;" 'S z Vaudeville Age: All_four members | gcriptions sufficient to give eight boys, | Rochester Autv’ Sclnu! 1316 Roch ter. apriod | in city, Roek St. Hiver st den. |: rect the dawmdng year. of the act are comedians, dan- | one from each county, who raises the [N- X- 8 J. E. Fanning, Nv 31 Wwillow L 1 a mlqv_e_.t o pray pap. ‘l‘d“ mar3id cers and musicians, and put over a|hest acre of corn in his county, a free “ANTED—A flat bo.t m_boat. Ali- Ea.-?.'ro’:mgrwlch Cr. —— courage for lot of“real good stuf in an inimitable s v A¥ei 1 dreu. givin pnce. " Y., Bulletin” TO RENI—Tenement No. 101 Cliff led peaci way., “The: Visoco brothers are. per :f;g"‘“l8"“2;"’:"5{3";‘,3!:9”{‘Lec"“fi: Office. i . oot oro Ave’xfin‘e‘mnegncotlt‘aE‘ET—osev:l:l Lanrel | serce modern. jmprOVements i3, Ioquire | il so in fllan.ming haps second in line for applause win- | gver 99 per cent. by competent judges | ~WANTEI—Sewlig. machim and bath. . B K. Burnnam. Tel. $16-3, | 2%, 49 Broadway or 51 i sered e —8elected ntilnit. fl"did's';r“ kq‘l} l: v dg!:-t fl:; will. be entitiad to free entertainment writg}t‘! c::s:: reg“mn,’;‘; cg“ i b‘f i - e oy ® oo T L S their wonderfully skilful handling of | to the midwinter meeting of the state sweepers “to repair. - Ousley’s -—-—~————————- FOR ans'l‘-——On nley - Ve», the accordions and their whistling so- | hoard of agriculture. fé:&i; sh;pi Tasaiin Saupce, n‘.’:f’sfx" m‘;‘:olp L] ugg:'vg‘;gggl phak, | flat of eight rooms: ‘mogern’ & Ios. Madeline Burdetie, a sweet voiced | Boys will be recognized as three g Tevb g = oair blocie ‘Ym Tope. Telepnons x{(e‘vnl;nt “Aepnly to B. -upn‘m;o BAMSPR a:‘d Josh Dnflle. atvl:;- cluks., The first cl]ub Wkinn Includs bofi & 8 hz.z - aprid i =ar~ 5 - Bra >l er colored comedian, round ou e [ under 13 years old, -the second wWw. WAN D -—————_——-—-——~ TO RENT—Store 5 & s bill in. a first class mantier, while the | take hoys between 13 and 16 years old, e T e o chalr £ to the Wau = m:st;c n Be henpecked? = interesting photoplays amuSe and en- |and the third boys between 1§ and 1! B & p.,ucm“s‘ apply at this offcc. . | eantl epogz'”'w“ Siyen April-dst. Ap_ Second Centipede—Mercy yes! his tertain. -+ | The state bogrd will appropriate $100 | ~ A Good Family’ Cook- "Gooa pay and aprid 11y to William M. Shielas. - mariéd ‘,fx:,(’ 0 ;& him- wipe all his feet.— to divide amiong the boys. To enter | good place. Also Good House Girls. | “yom SALE—_Bighiioom o = rpers Bazar. { 4 = oltage ] 3 POLY'S THEATER. | e cenitest 4 ‘boy must be. undac 18 4. B.'LUEAS, ey 11 T FRDrOYemeTLe. 18 a,{'?,,fi::’;’ ,,;‘;‘;:@‘:,‘,’:,“;“%‘;2}::}’, Nell—Meniare’ siich helpless things. .. { years pld. ‘A)Nexhibils st be dolby: T ot Broad St. Apply to Brown & Perkins, | avenue. Apply at 42 Boswéll avenue | Belle—Yes; thiey can't even fall in love "The Village Pwtmuter with its | erad to the secretary of the state board | Room- 32, - Central ng: | Attorneys at Law, “22 Shetucket 5t |mTel 141-12 without *a “good bit. of assistance.— .m:id‘}lx foaul)rot its quaint comedy and | of agricultare, 1. C. F;nton,» bt1 “Yesta 5 Nozwich, Conn. -—Tm +Philadelphia_Record, .. . odd characters, is proving a winning ! port. hefore Dec. 1, 1911. Rules ang OTT {9 A T0E at —St 4 , N attraction with the Poli Pluyers this | re ions are procurable from the ANTED AT m Bciitrng g B,"‘vx,':“,‘:’.,%“mzm:. Inquire at Bulletin Office, . tu"fi?‘%;’:““ A "“‘E"N‘(‘,’:‘?y aasT ;:m»l:. I;n-»‘vl plays are always popular | 2 The names of t{xhe conte?‘t— o; {xhe ‘:r?‘,b“e c.m;t (?r tl’;e Dlxlslrmfi t\’!‘o n!}i!'r‘— t2r Blpqu plage. O.l;d but we'll*keteh' it.” We get everything erc and there are so many points of | ants 1 be forwarded to the dzpart- “ o orwlich, the undersigned will se enement of Bix 100msS. ulT; rer Y ¥ R unusual interest ahout this one that|ment of agriculture at Washington. D: ,n:;”;m fj;’:m“'%'_‘;.u |35, public” ductlon on Saturday. April w that's’ a-goin"’—Philadelphia Bulletin. It i« exceptionaily pleasing. The rain|(. The contestants will then receive| - e b = |1oth at 2 o'elock in the afternoon. one “John; " the “jamifor's son whipped S. H.'REEVES, Supt. undivided half interest in’the cottage 7y Well, that' t storm.- and. village band parade 'are | bulletins pertaining to demonstration Bater! T 'y Jimrpy-today. ell, s no. grea Iaughable fentares and the double | work, corn growing. seed selection, and | Cemtral Buflding, 43 '"‘""7 I e L I N et w"ITuE' s m', calamity. * Suppose 'Jimmy had whip- singing and dancing turn by Sue Fish- | will be brought in touch with both ‘dec17d 3 3 = station,, lately occupied by _Jacob k ped the Janitor's ‘son t—Pittsburg Post. er and Joan A. Robb is the applause | the statz and natiohal departments. A = ' Thomas M. Shields, Adminis- > S - g 'S “John, I. ihtened to.you for' half an Rit of the show. 'Next week the com- | full list of prizes is to be distributed 5 = 2 o SELHE SoNtate. Ot F"d“‘}“‘ hourlast™n ht while you were talking pany wiil offer “Northern Lights” a|later. . FOR SALE. - FiF et AR A O O L e B 3 in your' sl ““Thanks, dear, - for strong military play, full of action It was & Connecticut’ boy whe won FOR SALE—Three good horses, one VELT :{yu., Nmn your nelt-re-trajnt" Chlmo Record- and powerful dramatic scenes. - Seats|the iorld's prize for the ‘most pro- | - FOR SALE-—1100- lmumi ‘horse, price | weighing 1100, sound, will make a £00d | e oglifchery. “Greeneville, "ix room are now on sale for Easter Monda | ductive acre of corn in the world in |$69. Tel 515-2. . mprizd- fxfl‘%rhfi?'o‘f)?w:ffi};mgn et ?32 with large, Sweil” cultivated London ias 'joined the Mexi- R s o A R L She mational corn . exposition | " apsy Go-ACRE FARM IN CONN. _ | 950, extra good driver. - Will sell these | 5 a5 Boi ; ¥ FOUN- | can rew_flufion it order to ‘get ‘mome- . BREED THEATER. i » Three miles to Wiiltmentie, 1 mile horses " “very . reasonably. Brown's two rami’ly houss” with large | thing ‘{6 "write dbout.” “A ‘story 'by - BiG EVENTmRTFORD to R. R. station. neat trolley. cot! Bakery, - Baltic, Conn. - aprid : ad at a ain. London“with no bloodshed in it will be house. large stock barn with basemunt FOR SALE—_Farm for sale cheap, 160 | 644 MAIN sty AGE AND BARN, | 4o Mdlty "—_Houston: Post. | An unexcelled bill of high grade maq-|{ =~ . = -——— herhouse, sheds, ouse, . efc.; = cellar, water closet, latge Jot;tmnu tlon pictures at the Breed theater 1s | International Aeronautic Mest May Be buildings & No' 1. 30 ‘acres cxtra Hl- A Y s e, G iles | on two streets, olty waler and an ex 01d_Gentleman—Don't attracting large audiences daily to this Held There lage, 15 opew pasture, 15 Jacres valua je [ A. T. Gardner, 15 Oak St, Norwioh: cellent weli. Very cheap. < mes of little boy popular amusemnent house. There is a el = weodland, runuing water, aprid. COTTAGE .IN _EA i NI)B_WIC?, who savear? $mall Boy—Oh, ves: the: strong feature picture. entitled The! Through a visit to Hartford of fine young bearing ‘! ‘= ye%. with 1' e s e ge"'v e "“13; ol minutes’ walk | become golfers wilen they grow up.— Onthreak, “dealing with western life | poitund Farhes and his inspection of | bies ang compiete horga O RenE 2 et sta s e comb B B 35 | e DO e A Timent payinente 1t | Womdn's Home Companion. who and showing some extremely | the Charter Oak park grounds, in com- | farming tools. Milk ar cream sold at | per 100. - Hillside Poultry Farm, J. H. | desired. “MY- wife. alwaks tears her hair interesting and thrilling. scenes. The | pany with former Secratary Heitman, | door. Price if sold ) i: week; u.xoo. ilson, R. D. 3, City. Tel. 22 STURTEVANT AVE., NO. 18, MOD- | whenever I come home late. “Which Indiang - are on the war path and | of the Aero club of America, Vice | Pictures and lists. 2 mar3id ern {iw?u‘mx illem;ly news arl; Lflapmev makes you feel mean."eh?’ *“Yes; and leave death and destruction in their ! president C. H. Gillette ' of the Aero TRYON’S- AGENCY, _SPECIAL ;pun on California Privit, | fevma’ to ;tg:x:!:od?‘ie‘h;?mhmir #¥ | which also_makes, it necessary for me wike. carrying with them as captives | club of Hartford, and other Hartford ‘Willimantie, Conn. three feet lohig, strong. and bushy, for | " AvREL HILL EXC 'j' LN | to buy more hair Washington Her two of the young lady tourists who | men, it has become known that plans|_—_° 2w daysx‘ Write for prices. "J. O.|modern house.of, TR rooms, adlptad for | ald. :;;"rlnusmv—h:hrnug;- their Dt ofi t:e ars under consideration hav'i"ng for ____.______T 5 d"‘a”lm" gne or two families, modern Improve:| Customer<Morning, Mr. Sr‘uip!. Have € cowboys on e neigh- | their object the holding in that city, RGAIN—Two-cylinder : you ‘any time‘to spare me this morn- boring.ranch are informed of the deed, | probably during the summer, an inter- or a e Bulck touring car, fully equipped, first wfifi“&fzfig‘flfflfif’l}lmfi: 'l;l;{; ine” 1T Certainly, suf plenty of and soon organize a posse which cap- | national aeronautic meeti; which class ‘condition. = Ford Auto Agency, Than! like to tures the redskins on the bank of a | wonld bring togsther in a series of B3 Praakiin 8t mar23d | water and orchard, good I S clent b a0 gy Mot ihat Itte ol T l:;: ”‘;,‘3 drives t'ho:n bhm;hthn \\atp:il compctitions some of the best known Y ; l"o;\ sAu!i‘—l(l:hatagl: %om} t;da:r wsfk- 2 < owe vou.—Boston Transcript. re ey are sho ¥ e angere aeronauts of the world. /1 will sell m¥ property situated at | ing horse. Call a es’ in St. 3 e e " Trather- it 'mb ut time, Made- €eowboys. While Mr. Forbes expressed himself [ Nos. 173-183 North Main Street, a brick | _ mar2sd TO RENT {1516 Enubrron were inking of getting B‘;‘:;a;;]ue’l’l;r;t n“ e~l<>rnl ::;og\wb\ t;;e as enthusiastic m;ler th;‘ possibilities of | hujiding containing 12 tenements;> a FOR usALE—T:vca tr:’;; i §¢lee, !one g 3 % man'ied’f jeavens! I have- ! any is entitle as He h a meeting there, it was not stat- tr new; also one set double driving har- House No. 53 Washington Street, | n't-thought :of. anything else for two , a Coward? and tell two-tenement house at 118 Centralij.ss’~ Dr. George Thompson, Tattville | 2 § 4 story, rraugh:n\\uh :mfln\‘?:?)m‘:a:‘:fu:; :gart,l;a( P ey ed. bekon AN Avenue, corner of Central Avenue and| mar24d s 2 eight rooms and bath, steam heater, ’”“"Phflade‘phh Alograph. extreme pathes, but an equal number | Hickory Street, and one in-Taftvillé on EGGS AND CHICKS FOR SALE from | 21l newly papered and painted. by rofesl}onul-'}lum)or(st—Whv of s vns;, of f;!.nuln(* comedy. | A Wise Statesman. Norwich . Avenue having one store and | the ro%owh:ig bresd‘fv'h!?flve’x:‘ "ghlte anfi Inquire of Dr. L. L. JONES, East ;) !nalrmtf Im;;in 27 tfifle:om::nll"rogfiseslt‘:;?(l A p re of more than passing in- Chan + - tenement; also show cases. and ice| Buff yandottes, te ghorn an 4 i g B0 . um ] “hamp Clark Is taking time by the : Barred Piymouth Rocks; $1 and 32 a | Great- Plain, Norwich, Conm. Fele- | takes myself seriously. “That's noth- j :;":‘ o 5 lf:’:“;:l’; ::TIL*LG ;;flo,ll‘(}’umther; forelock and preparing for woman's | chest for sale. The reason for selling | G iog X UPN0 BOPES: 80 308 8% 21 phone 736. ing. - P50 1hé fity-0Bk o takes my - Sheir thrilling hesd ialonchictures of | suffrage in his district. He is sending | is poor health hundred. Day old chicks, 13 and 15| | seif numovousIy. % head-balancing ‘act. garden seeds to the widows.—Houston ROMEO DUEUS. cents apiece. ~ Bro gleville. 3 = - fon?" 1 e | Post. e R5 fun No. 4, \or‘wfxga Ct. Tel. 105-6. memanuc mv mar7d Diogenes an. 'iu?;tg;;hb:]"' HISTORIC GIFT i S i i 2 EGGS_FOR HATCHING from well- : “Solicitor? K or 3 = e What's the Use? brea stock, S. C. Buff Orpingtons and § - 4 &= ¥ To Litchfield Historical Society—An-| o\ |iccician says that early rising memmme | White Wyandoties; large, healthy birds ¢ . zulnt Powter Platter Once Owned by | shortens life. On‘the other hand, why ; i 4 ' :{r.t}::a b::x:c?gl:lhgr i&xs Dfl? eg;m:‘:’rt::‘- % e The Duke—Th ey wanted to make me olonei’ Shaldo spand most of your long life sleeping’ s dnetl fi 13 eggs $1. Mrs. W. N. Sand- » iy { —Detroit ¥ree Press. ber: g i,‘ No. 4, Norwich. Conn. T“E F'"E STORE king of¢ Kumbu?sla one ‘time. Nlrt:; The Litehfield Hvslnl'iual YO g T (RS I SR - P sk g Tel. ‘1”9 5. feb18SWF i ‘194 Ma.in Street gfl 'ligdk;e—TW”eh‘ dtdntmw;quh:gc?l)“ received from Mrs. John Caswell of LEGAL NOTICES. i N TR ey md was New York-an Interesting gift which in : - SALE HORSES now occupied by B i apacter — Chichko News. its asmoc xtahnmll‘mr‘ms us back to the | OURT OF PROBATE HELD The real estate belonging to > ; HIRSCH . & CO. P e AT S i 5 ¥ 0 e Revolutionary war. The | g , withi d £ he Distriet " I have 25 Horses that I want to dis 2 # Sift cotisists of three pewter platters | of Novwich. on ihe T1th das of April |} the late Thomas MecCormick, [l noto "or this week. These are . £00d| Heat and water furnished. “ “MUCH: "" LITTLE which once helonged to Col. Elisha {8, D. 1911 situated at 51 WASHINGTON || Horses and nicely broken, and ready to Possession April 15th. Sheldon, who in 160, built the houss | Present—NELSON J. 'AYLING, Judge.] < = A o right to work. Come and see them. . on Norih street lately purchased by | ¢ Tiate O George A Bullock: late of || STREET, must be oM at once | iy mext carload will arrive Monday. [} Apply to -} The wite %‘7“"{*{,“:5:&3‘3};"; ; X Vi n_sa istrict, deceased. pr 7 4 8. 4 Jdohn' Elton of Waterbury. formerly | ~ary 3. Bullock of Norwich, Conn.|l-ito: close up the estate. FLMER R. PIBRSON. |} JAMES L. CASE, : in ‘evervday ethics” for the owned by Prof. James Hoppin, and be- appeared in Court and filed a petition Tel. 177-12. apriod 40 Shetucket St.," Norwich, Ct. hen’ht’iu‘f ;hafmored daughters of the fore that hy Judg: Gould. Also a {praying. for the reasons therein set - N A ANT - = EH= (L-;‘\ m-l gxhnkmn and. saucer owned by Iorf}‘r;. llhat1 m‘x lnfi‘!ruml;m ltmrportin i) “_'“7 'MT. R‘:m 0% = i Colone eldon s: 1 to_be the last will -and testament o ain 3 2 “ ingelow - The piaiter b‘i,d:ss‘:fle et OB (014 Geceased be admitted to probate:| | - Sat e o 4T i $i e Whereupon, 3t is Ordered, That said |} - FOR SALE OR RENT—No. 118 Wash_ | dlan - ver: ion of the- bangla, Eisha Sheldon B s et S R O A = Taais ! .Fnr Sale et s gmehw Mfl:fifly ylled’lo a, t;‘l’&g:l;‘leodf Hlizabeth Ely Sheldon I in sald Distriet, on x FOR SALE OK RENT—No. 17 Lin- | hut. e Litchfield, Conn. 1760 coln avenue. the 17th (! % S day of April, A. D. 1911.°at 11 ot - B ofemion dhia Yt Rode i the | A | 30 ACRE FARmM [/~ "7 pendency of sai petition, an of sa i % T — h\ree fearing thereon. be given by the pub-| 200 acres land, 100 elear, 11-room on Montville Trolley Line rooms with heat in_Kenyon -Building. | Province of\ Kwangsi is reported as je flvtslonp“( ;l hhm - fru%h[s?'k;xi? WAL }.!9‘;1‘-:. t:rvé'é‘:, e]ll hgfi M;‘r‘ qua!m&: “ near Norwich, FOR . RENT_Muin Street Stors, two e 'rl;:d ta.nd “f:‘;t‘ u:‘}b; prt::‘poel:mé; newspaper having a cire n . — s " e trade A | District, at least four days prior to the | church and storel 4 mnu :rqm Wl : s - floors, 75 feet x 22 feet, exténding from ‘Cfi;. ‘with ;f;ngqug andp:)he ‘world date of said hearing, and that return | mantic; 2 wells, 1 at harn and 1 in House of six rooms, barn, some Main to- Water, with heat, in KenNon | thvougth Hong Kong is rapidly increas- Omn the.back of one of the large plat- | be made to this ‘?Juxl, 'house, runming water -through pla stook included. 2 Building. i e ters is easily read the stamp, “made in | - NELS AYLING. Judge. | 1,600 cords wood, g0od standing timber. 3 g 2 : : conndoting | The districi ~about Nanking in the Mary aswell © 1900 @iven to-Litchfield Historical Society | 1911 June. he was appointed major | fll 534 Securitins of any kind at the . & Fr 0. rn mh . A . ALE—Lig] gt ke T it et | ot R ek e G rnc“ 108 REAL ESTATE AGENOY, For particulars inquire of . Funber. tires, i ééogefiée: A T { market of the This mamipe. on | - ALK FANNIE €. CHURCH. .. 133 Spriex St.. Willlmantie, Ct. . JAMES L. CASE, Soaled Opon | wako WK, Wole ey S onlds ngg e prices pald at its fam- 5 too much worn to 2 . . —_— — = R L e ous u.uc are ermi b be clensly Mdde ok, i 5 = anse 40 Shetucket St, Norwieh, Ct. - A. A. BECKWITH, - tors th m | \Y é‘i‘cffl?e’ thtehw:‘rilad:;;:; Col. "Eitghn Shelden was sheriir ‘he- * — SRR Practica o-fur_gather fore the Revolutionary war; he uas; MONEY LOANED 3 . T api3a Keniyon Bulat the: vear is sold at one or other of its llhp first n on “the Hil" enlist. | on Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry S an s*tE auction sales‘ mmm\.l«:mltl of the Fifth regiment of | Low::‘t 1‘,"6"5 of Ilntedrex:. A‘:‘eld R ol 2 : The_automatie c!:;retta‘ Iisht;:- :s x 0 ha . 1 shed rm to. deal wif . ® ; E ol ] xcise authori- A ;:n 0)1 1..“:{(‘;119“:1‘3{‘%:01:,:?' e (Established 1572.; ~ 22 .'M ‘"-fi. cre ar FuR sAtE B ;:;fighzyatfizn‘::\?emi:n of t?ne BOV - : Colonel \helth? himself, took part 'l'll‘g COLLATERAL LOAN Co,, SR A Bflfll@f Mnse 3 ; G- 2 nte match monopoly. . The .lu:‘l- in the surrénder of Gefleral Cornwallis Main_Street, Upstuirs. 5 - 3 thorities ave (taking proceedings at Yorktown, Va, in 1781. " 2 fvided into Wi t 2 2 ’ 5 % dler in whose possession The tankard and-saucer bear the in- Nine* Roomc and Bath, ?efl de;hng Tar; ;miz xl}oge;mpahs ure, | Farm in town of Sprague! I 1-4 lighters were fgund i seriptio Mo 6 s ohite and 1n Biret class eouas: | miles from trolley, containing 100 acres : S 4 e AR DEN I'IS1 ‘ All Modern festinsots. ton “ome barn 36 by 30, with base> | of land, 30 clear, halance {nsture andi . pike 'United Shoe, m(;wmngy compe # i3 th Baldwi B t ment, another 24 by 30: one wagon { woodland, 100 cords of staNding wood, of Boston,’ operating through 4 * Elizeveth Baldwin DR. E. J. JONES fMay Be Seen.at Any Time. Shed 16 by 80: hay barn 20 by 24: crib, dition, large | Milar office, il make a pair of Ahocs : [ ¥ fatenneia, Gonn. | R | AMES L. CASE, Wood house ‘and several . henmerigs. | o-100™ Mouse fair conditlon, large |4 5l %ctiing of Italy at the Turin ; e : | Suite 46, Shannen Building | J nn. §| This farm is well watered, has cran- | batn; price $1.800; and can do business | exposition. - The-Yalian _government > 40 Shetucket St., Norwich, c"l'l- berry bog, some timber, plenty of wood with small cash payment. - 7~ "| has - ordered . a ‘large number of this 184 i ot Given 0. Litehfield Wistorical Society | s b e e e W 11 and ‘abundance of fruit; 50 acres of * . eompany’s machines to be used in trance. ‘Phione. : g D SR, S| machine worked fields ‘in high state . Fr.nns]) Dmhqg' making: shoes for-its army. i ’ 7= ot outtisation, WU keen 13 Bead of e ¥ . IICCC AT | stock and pair of hors g| .,w 000, ot o o cooe | . C.ATCHISON, M. D | BUSINESS AUTOMOBILE |55 & ol L gt | e Bt o o e R S o latdwin. . She was a sister of Ashbel PHYSICIAN -AND SURGEON. | Fom saLm O ot of mgusss ‘the Serte [ B3 = 4 Arctic and Ar Fldwin,, who was a quartermaster in | Room 1 Second Floor, Shannen ‘Bidg. 52 Horse Power bble. ‘sires to ‘'sell. T 7 > 5 “fl "‘v‘ 1a - ille army ‘and afterwards, became an | Night 'phone 791, * in for - Vi “ld‘n‘ ¥ iscopdl minister, and was the flrstl T 5: l?e;v; ‘;vngrga i uuk . man ordained by Bishop Seabury. H . ATTOMOBILE wits i chiirge of St. Mich: H ArTONDD, s e S fronn 11 » 1793~ Litogtield Fn- | S 3. Colt, €-Otls Strest.. Automobile