Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 15, 1911, Page 16

0iNG 0 - Pictu ANNQUNCEMENTS iiies M. C. Adles has some style HMints for the women readers of The Bulletin. See adv. » Today (Saturday) Frank A. Bill of- ferg special values in shoes and ox- fords. Ie has the exclusive sale of ladies’ Patrician shoes and me S King Quality shoes. See the specials he offers toda Lecture on Personal Purity. There will be a letture on Personal Purity, under the auspices of the W. €. T. U, given by Lucille A. James, M.D. in the parlors of the Central Baptist church, Monday evening at § o'clock, for mothers and daughters 16 vears of age and over. A free- will' offering will be received to’ help distribute literature and carry on the work of the purity department in this commuhity. NEXT WEEK AT THE AUDITORI- um, A specidl Kaster we days of the week. ¥ from next. Next on the biil come Barret & | Dunn, a couple of eccentric Irish | liugh with their new Irish comedy, while Lee Barth, a sing- er and yodeler of known abliity, will be the last of the special attractions for Easter week. The Photoplays at this theater are improving steadily in many different ways and are causing much fa\'oflble comment. “Northern Lights.” The their Baster week attraction Law- rence Barboui’s powerful drama of the western military posts, “Northern Lights.” This will be the nineteenth week of this popular stock organiza- tion in this city, and public interest appedrs to be still on the increase. Next week's play will be different in every way from anything that has gone before, it being a powerful pi ture of active army Iife at the time of the Indian uprising that resulted in the Custer massacre. This massa- ere takes an important place in the story of “Northern Lights,” although of course, nothing bearing on the fa- mous scene is shown in the play. But characters in the drama are supposed to have been eye witnesses to the ter- rible scene, and it is their Trecounting the hofrors of it that spurs the little troop of cavalry at Fort Terry, Mon- tana, te heroic action in rescuing their commander and the women of the fort from the clutches of the Indians. The play itself deals primarily with the surgeon of the post. Sidney Sher- wood, and hig assistant, John Sw. wind, an Indian, who has been eds cated in an eastern college. The sur- geon iz experimenting with cholera germs and allows his scientific re- searches to lead him to trifle with human life. His wife becomes a Vic- tim, and them, overcome by remorse and fear, the doctor takes to drink and becomes infected later with the lToathsome disease himself. Swift- wind takes a hand in time to save the woman, but the man dies, a vic- tim of his own flendishness. There are several complications to the original story—an old sweetheart of the doc- tor's and a lover of the wife's appear- ing to add to the details of the plot in aemost puzziing manner. There is comedy introduced at in- s through the action of the play and taken as a whole nothing has been seen here all season that offered s meny strong acting roles for the play- ers. Some of the best work of the mea=on is gure to be seen in this play. Cast of Characte {n the order of their first appearance) Dorothy Dunbar, “The Little Major,” Eleanor Parker Sidney Sherwood, John H. Booth Lieut. Charlie Sherwood, Eugene West Dan Horton, Ed. J. Brady Florence Sherwood. Margaret Starr Wallace Gray, Clyde M. Shropshire Eilliot Harrington Higgs. Farrell McKnight Hugo Dare. of Wall Street, John A. Robb John Swiftwind Ramsay Wallace Starlight Vivian DeWolf Helen Dare, Victoria_Montgomery Colonei Gray W. A. Howell Corporal of the Guard, Nick Stark neral (‘rook, Giunio Socola ptain Strong, Thomas Hayden Lieutenant Varnum, Paul Wolden Iron Nation, Nick Stark Cavalrymen, Soldiers, Indians, etc. BREED THEATER. The very attractive bill at the Breed theater today includes the great sto of the uprising in Mexico that occu red recently, and is a true incident. It is a powerful story, filled to, the brim with exciting moments, included in which is the scene where the little Mexican lady succeeds in getting the train loaded with contraband started across ‘the border into ‘Mexico, before the secret service men, who have been notified of the affair, arrive. In one scepe she crawls up over the tops of the cars and down between them, un- coupling the remainder of the frain, compelling the dumfounded engineer to increase the speed of his engine, untli the contraband, with its plucky mistress is safely over the border. The big ecircus picture, entitled The Survival of the Fittest, is a strong story dealing Wholly with circus life, snd really teems with the atmosphere of the sawdust arena. Eugene Calkins meets with un- tounded success in his fine rendition of The Palms, and an encore is neces- sary at each performance. O R b . Talent Lost. That extra_session of congress is certainly going to remove a lot of talent from the Chautaugna lecture ecireuits. and Rapids Press. Usually the Ca Judging by the picture of the wo. man who is ‘waging war against kiss- ing.” she is In no danger of attack.— Richmond Times-Despatch. The Hysterical Stage. Abaut the enly time a man has a egire (o he a woman is when he w to scream and ecry.—Atchison assoc Msunm:m:lnme Bill mun..-«l'ho—-hlock. ’Ph: Village Postmaster at Poll's :n}. ?mfiln‘:{ Adv.n‘h.g n‘\;}g i B Theater. services Sabba ernoon in the g gy THE HUMAN “SPARK” It is said that a spark of electricity At the Sheltering Arms Sunday att- ernoon the services wMl be conducted | frcm the fingers of a workman caused by Rev. Herbert J. Wyckoff. Rev. Dr. S. H. Howe will preach and afternoon &t wAu:uul. o WANTED—Man —arou after pur business ln unoct:nplad terri- Spec al inducement, Demmmt. Company, Nn _lllnchelte!'. Conn. 4 tank of ‘gasoline-to ignite and' de- FOR SALE. TO RENT. !(roy a lot of property in Newark, FOR SALE CHEAP—An iron ciair suitable for piazza or cemetery use. For particuiars, apply at thi office. LET— <ooms and Keys at hou-z, 27 McKiniey Av: A K T.lnta!‘ 51148 m- Sunday morning Park Congregational church. At the Preston City Baptist church Sunday evening Mrs. Clark, wife of Rev. Joseph Clark, D. D., of the “For particulars, mer 8t., Boston. FOR RENT_Tn Golumb farm, desirable location. near Columbia for summer - busrders:: For pn-uculara write or phone J. A. Isham, Columbia, Ct. R. Sl prisd 's Coal won’t start so easily as that, but it's a mighty good burn- ing Domestic Coal. CHAPPELL CO. Central Wharf and 150 .Main Stnn. Telephones. LUMBER !Am — Cheap, $325 Essex 6 h. lau engire and 365 cluteh; Wit sBi1 Al for $12: 62 Water St. Can pbe seen at ap; | MEN WANTED_Age 18 to 854 !or firemen “$160° monthly, and bra! $30 on rallroads in Norwich flelni(r. unnecessary; trike. :uanlnteea competent men water in house. Samiuce SALE _Another car of cattle, 21 cows and heifers, 10 Herford steers, '3 bulls, also lot of nice heavy horses. few second hand horses. Must be sold 1 expect two cars next week. George Champlin’s Livery Stable, Wes el 1 Chas W. Hewitt. At ih..Norwuch Tcwn M. E. church 5: . John Thompson will preach on 'A’o lum’l‘—-’rhe Gottage/ No. 3 Wash- ington place, eight rooms and bath, in fine order; also smalil coua‘e No. 6, 5"‘ zooms, in good order. e er 8,400 men -:"i’:ll te cantata given by the w‘y assuiation. mlr 21TuThs ANTED—Few middle aged gentle- men with good refere 'Worvflch ‘Willimantie, W tawn Wamn‘tord New Haven All summer’s job; $2.75 ‘Commence now. Glen B N. nprumyu'zo MEN WAN RENT—A deslnbla tepement of clght rooms and batls; electric lghts also good garde wam, Town. Rev. Albert P. the Spiritual Academy ing and evening. R SALE—ALt less tnan half of cost. A beautiful, standard make, mahogany upright piano (aimost new), and An- [ gelus player attachment. together or scparate. ing, owner has bought a_play A bositive bargain. care of Bulletin. FOR SALIE_Very desirable building let, five minutes’ walk from Wauregan Address Box 15, Sunday morn- His morning subject or Soul, and the evening is ernon, Hart- ‘Will be sold A. apr11TuThs Reason for sell- TO RENT—§-room -tenement, modern 7-room cottage house, modern improvements, steam neat. clty water and fine well. Peck’s Corner, Norwich Tow apriTuThs To man and wife, in pri- one large and oue small connected room; can be arranged for “fnm housekeeping. ce. Coal and. Lumber improvements; Up From the Grave is the Sunday morning topic_of Rev. J. H. the Calvary Baptist church. evéning there will be a concert -nd an Easter off o s - S oraAR WA e s Th Fresh from the flower-hung chan ary, and expenses.or; commission;. €x ceptional opportunit: necelsar}(‘) Consolldzted Sflle! Uo Cln- Central Whar! k bill of three | Teiophone.au‘ acts will open at this popular play- house on Monday for the first three ause of the add- ed expense tie management had to go to in order ta secure the Three Lie-| bigs, the feature, act for - Monday, It | was necessary to drop one single turn, which explains the reason for three | instead of the usual four acts. But the management feels postive that this T.iebig Trio will be such an exception-| al attraction that it will fully over- come the loss of the fourth act, and be especially pleasing to all who see it. The act has played the biggest and best vaudeville theaters in New | York city, and in fact all over the| Tnited States and Europe, and has re- ceived most flattering notices from all | the leading newspapers. It consists of two ladies and one gentleman, who ntroduce a musical act extremely original and very Kuropean, the in- wtruments being entirely concealed, or | disguised, so that the audience always wonders where the harmony is coming vaie house, MESSENGER Chance to learn the business, aprisd WOMEN—Sell guaranteed hose. per cent. profit; make $10 daily; full or investigate. Box 4029, West Philadel- febT18 Congregational church the pastor will preach in the morning. on The Power of an_Endless fternoon on The Tri- GENERAL STORE in country village, good buudm‘ with stock of gooas; also dwelling house, wner sick; all for Box 425, New Enquire lt thll table and garden; ap; ,500; double your London, Conn. Life, and in the TO RENT_Nice Six-Toom uUpper ,ten- umph of the Spi ement at Bast Great Plain. Backus, East Great Plain, or Tel. FOR SALE—One. good driving horse, Sunday morning at the Secend Con. | 4 driving Tocse grégational church Rev. H. J. W will preach on Jesus the Host. In the evening he will give the I.-( ch-p\or of the Lenten Story. Frederick W. at the Trinity Methodist Eopal church Sunda; Sing “Til every pin 50, sound an one Maxwell runabout, good' as new, For particulars, addreéss Box 487, Moo- sup, Ct., or Tel."60. ALE or exchange, cow, seven vears old; good milker. Call at A, 1A Morgan's, Norwich, R. Fon nmv'r—(.ituxe of 10 rooms .on the Niantic river{ near the Oswegatchie hoiel turnished, with modern conven salt water bathing, boating and For further ya.rficull.r ‘lulre of . 7 New London, Ct. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS-—IHea! King.House, 60 -Main sz Iree Burning Kinds and Lebigh ALWAYS IN STOCR. A. D, LATHROP, Offico—ecor.. Market and Shetucker Sts Telephone 16318 CALAMITE COAL “It burns up clean.” Well Seasoned Wood C. H. HASKELL. — 'Pliones— 489 MEN AND WOMEL—If you want work, sell guaranteed holsery to w: .. Big commission. Hxperience unmecessary. ternational Mills, delph a, Pa. Add: Col n 3038 ()hastnu Phiél oleman wi! épply fat Ma- ANTED—Or! morl‘a] Hospital, New -Lon WANTED—Experienced silk warper: Apply wmdham Silk Compana‘ Wi~ mantic¢, Cenn. prizd RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS w.\ salary §1,100; weeks off with full pay; Common sducation sarAgionty tion free for coming Norwich examina- Franklin Institute, Dept 25F, Rochester, N. Y. morning on His evening topic will be Faith and Works. Rev. Walter G morning at the tist church on A Forward—our souls! Fon SALE—The Silver Wing Poul- We wall try farm, situated five miles from Gro- , 25 acres of land, house, barn, plenty of wood and about 100 apple and pear trees; p: . Maine, -Groton, Conn. —Kate. “FURNISHED ROOMS, all modern/con- venlences, 38 Union St. ’Melephone 834-4. “will preach Sunday ace Memorial Bap- en Saviour. There will be an Easter concert by the Bible school in the evening. TO RENT—Barn at 29 Grove sz. :ulmble for horses or FOR SALE or trade for a farm, a grocery store, ‘with tenement of seven rooms, barn, poultry and icehouses, acre of land, with fruit and shade, sit- uated in a thriving village, on a corner and doing over 8!2 000 worth of A. H. Maine, Groton, RE! five-room b ment flat wlth modern conveniences and fine garden, 15 mimutes’ walk from Franklin square, on car line. y A 'he Plaut-Cadden Cn lprfid 20 CENTRAL AVE.—Middle’ten ment, arle‘:iu cheap. Inquire 31 wmawsa P 1 church, there communion at 7. morning prayer, sermon and hal\ com< .30 a. m. Children’s East- at 4 p. m, WA rl for lenenl work in small fami Washington St. WANTED Teachers $400 to sm Apply at 271 apriid munion at 1 business a vear. who are sure to make a sion and provoke many a nd original intermediate, | T mGGS FOR HATCHING from well- brea stock, S. C. Buff Or White Wyandottés; large, of the best utility and prize winning strains, selected for size and egg pro- Mrs. W. N. Sand- amorning at T oun. Congrogational . chursh- Rev. ot H. Ewing. will preach on. The Accent | of the Soul. The Prisoners of Hope. ingtons and y 'HE BREST upper tenemnnu e g | sity, Rook St cor. Biver St. J. B. Hartford, Cona. 21" willow 8t. , 36 Pearl St., a His evening WANTED—Energetic business worm- duction, 13 e; 30-or over, all or spare time. Gress. Bulletin,: Box 20, LEARN AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS— Homip lessons; $25 weekly Sob guaran- s RD(%IQEKer. Auto.Sc FOR SALE. FOR SALE ‘desirable residence No. 17¢ stable and RENT_ Tenement No. Street; modern improvements. In at 49 2Bd!‘olflvm.}' or 51 Cliff Btrett m: Rev. F. O. Cunningham will preach morning at the First Baptist FOR SALE CHEAP—A good lzifo%t Easter Echoes. . combination safe. 5 Franklin St. RDERS TAKEN for Corsican straw- Largest ;nd best berry . A. Ro counter and R B e A et Manchester, “TOR RENT—On MeKinley Av flat of eight rooms; modern:aud con- i Ce Hlnnu,dl Mc- illustrated | , 1816 Rochester. Life of Christ. apréd lecture on The Apply . to, B v Kinley Ave. TO RENT—Nine room cottage hnu.. all ‘modern improvements, 35 Bosweli _ Apply_ at 42 Beswell dveme, o berry plants. ooli Players will presemt for on the market. 283-2. WAN’I'ED—Sewlns machines, 3 cash registers, ' sweepers - to repair. Repair Snop. Franklin Square, over car 53 WANTED A Good Family Cook. Good pay and Also Good House Girls. J. B. LUCAS, bicycles n,nd Washington Street, conservactory. The property has a“frontage of 234 {feet and a depth. of 484 feet, and may be divided if a purchaser can not be found: ZorTthe “whole. For price and other information ap- WOODARD. 40 Main Streat. morning_ at the Universalist Buckingham Memorial The Lesson of the Seasons.. will be an Easter ser T.in the evening. FOR SA l-passenlor. cylinder Cadillac automobile, in excel- lent condition. . Cas , 9 Market Street. FOR SALE—Two second-hand gro- harness and Apply to H. V ice by the Y. P. re at 65 ¥Franklin St, ’.I‘ RE! l'l‘—& Inquire at Bulletin Office. At 21 myx-y&mo. a g u a4b Hohart Ave second-hand. TO RENT—. At Christ church the services on tenomens, of Bix will be as follows: morning prayer, v Communion and sermon at 11. Chiidren’s festival service at 4. The usual evening services will be omit- FRANK T. SALE—Good spray pump, at 44 Norwich, Ct. Communion good place. East Town St., FOR SALE OR RENT—On Lam‘el Hill Avenue, new cottage, seven rooms E. K. Burnham. Tel. 816 WHITNEY’S AGENGY, 227 Main St., Franklin S8quare. Real Estate and Insurance FOR SALE. ROOSEVELT the Bleachery, Greeneville, with large; garden, $10 per month. For Sale The five houses containing 14 tene- ments, Nos. 218-224 West Main streat, known as “Gardner Court.” For information addl terms apply to WM. W. IVES. 11 Chamalin street. ALX—A nice. quartered oak, flat top desk. one Syracuse swivel plow, gne pair blocks with rope. WANTED First Class American men for Aute- mobile Tire Work. Apply THE HARTFORD RUBBER WORKS COMPANY, Hartford, Conn. WANTED AT ONCE General Housswork Help. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREATU, 8. H. REEVES, Supt. C:llnl Iuflill‘. 43 .mlm City. At_the Sunday the McKinley Avenue A R. R. Ball, D. D., presid- ing elder, will preach Sunday morning. There will be a sacred concert in_the evening by the Sunday school and Pro- fessor Geary mornmeser\ ice at 3 85 SCHOOL ST., OPPOSITE FOUN- Apply to Brown & Perkins, | tain -St., two family louse-with large Law, 23 Shetucket St | 10t: to be had at a bargain. 644 MAIN ST., Norwich, Conn. AUCTION SALE of house and lot at By virtue of an order of the Probate Court for the District of Norwich, tne undersigned will sell at public auction on Saturday. 15th. at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, undivided haif interest in the cottage house and lot on the westerly side of near \ronvxch Town hields, A.dmlnil- BARN, cellar, water closet, large iot fronting on'two streets, city water and. cellent well, COTTAG! At the Third Baptist church Sunday morning Rev. F. True will preach on Easter and Its Lesson. the evening there will be an concert by the Sunday school, of special Easter music Norwich Town. I will sell niy 4 Passen- ger, Single Cylinder, Cadil- lac Anlonoblle CARDWELL, 9 Market Street. A Fine, Large House, in perfect condition, with three acres on trolley, Any one can own it. ". 86 CIiff Street. BUSINESS AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE CHEAP. Horse Power Locomobile. any person having long hauls or heavy worl W. A._SOMERS, At Somers Bros., Norwich, Ct. FOR SALE. town of Sprague, miles from trolley, containing 100 acres . balance pasture and woodland, 100 cords of standing wood, fair condition, barn; price $1,800; and can do business with small cash payment. Francis D. Donohue, Norwich, Cenn. AUCTION Wil sell at Public Auction 1 geod Work Horse, horse Head of Stock, New mxch and Spring- ers, 2-vear-olds Belts and Holestzins, 1 good Top Bug- -, 1 good Dump Cart. 106 numerous to mention. Tuesday, April 18, at 11 ¢o’clock TERMS CASH. ’ WM. BENTLEY, West: Willington, Conm AUCTION. I will sell at Public Auction at Fred Goodrich's _ place, , 484 PLFUASANT ST., WILLIMANTIC, 10 Horses of various grades, also Cows and Young Stock. An Auction will be held on the First and Third Saturdays in each month, Terms Cash or approved Bank Notes. Merchandise ‘solicited for these sales on_commission. Goods must bé delivered two .days and -the charges $1 0w and & per.cent. . NORWICH, only ten minutes’ ‘walk from postoffice, seven Sold on instaliment.payments if STURTEVANT AVE; ‘NO. 18, MOD- ern dwelling, mearly mew, dil improve- ments, in excellent neighborho terms’ to accommodate purc! LAUREL HILL A X4 programme ang recitations. Otrobando. Av. beautiful thing in the world?” NOTICE Louise Franklin Miner located in her new office, Breed Hall, modern house of 12 regms, ad one-or two families, modern GOOD TEN ACRE FARM NEAR CITY with dwelling -and barn, excellent well water and orchard, wood for family. FOR SALE. OR SALE Three good uonen, one weighing 1100, sound, will make a good one weighing 1050, geod ;_one weigning BEST 60-ACRE FARM IN CONN. Three miles to Willimantic, 1 mile o . station, mear trolley. cottage house, la.rl. alock barn with bllem\.nt buuasng. A'No u[e‘,nlS opet pasture. 15 acres valuable nl, With 16 s soh sompiela Tiag ot mawets wng Mills or cream sold at Price if sold this week, $4,300. Pictures amd lists, TRYON'S AGENCY, ‘Willimantie, Conn. Pn‘opeffl or Sale 1. will “sell my farm horse; driver and good- worker 950, extra good driver. ood land, !utflel!nt Office Hourse, 1 to 4 p. m. Telephone 660. SPRING IS HERE and we invite you to come in and look through our assortment great money-savers in FURNITURE We have on hand the| Ilargest Spring varieties we have ever shown, at the Lowest Prices. M. HOURIGAN 62-66 Main St. WM. F. BAILEY 6 A. T. Gardneo) Hack, Livery Town green. E. A. PRENTICE, FOR SALE—Farm for sale cheap, 160 very good buildings, AT, Gzrdnel, TO RENT Particulars inqui: bearing apple head cattle, e h 53 ‘Washington- Street, eight rooms and bath, steam. heater, all newly papered and painted. JONES, East Norwich, * Coril. Fafming tools, FOR SALE—1100-pound horse, pl;:cc :860. Tel. 515-2. BARGAIN—Two-cylinder Buick touring car, fully equipped, first $15 Franklin Inquire of ‘Dr. 1: L. Great Plain, extensive 00d bay work- Vest Main St. EGGS AND CHICKS FOR SALE from the following preeds: Silver, White and Buff Wyandottes, ' Whit, Barred Plymouth To Rent THE FINE STORE 194 Main Street now occupied by HIRSCH & CO: Heat and water furnished. on April 15th, property situated at Nos. 175-183 'North Main Street, a brick ks; 31 and 38 2 incubator eggs. $4 and $5 n Dly old _chicks, 12 and ce. 'arm, Elslevllle wimL tic' Div. marid two-tenement house . corner of Ceniral Avenue and Street, and one in Taftville on Avenue having one store apd -SALLE HORSES. T have 25 Horses that I want to dis- pose of this - week. Horses and nicely hroken, and ready to o right to work. Comeand see them. fy_next carload Will arrive Monday, ELMER R. PIERSON. ap: The reason for selling ~These are good is poor health. ROMEO DUPLIS, D. No. 4,' Norwic} FOR SALE ‘The real estate bzlonging MeCormick, 51 WASHINGTON JAMES L. CASE, 40 Shetuoket St., FOR SALE OR RENT—Neo, 118 Wash- For Sale 30 AGRE FARM on Montville Trolley Line near Norwich, FOR SALE OR RENT—No. 17 Lin- coln avenue. FOR RENT t rooms with heat in Kenyon Building. FOR RENT— situated . at STREET, must be sold at once to close up the estate. Apply to N. TARRANT & CO, 117 Main Street. Main Street Store, floors, 75 feet x 22 feet, extending Main to Water, with heat, in Kenyon Other things House of six rooms, barn, some stock included. Boarding Stable 12-14 Bath Street. HORSE CLIPPING A SPECIALTY. AUTOMOBILE TO RENT. Telephone 833. Advice to Mothers photograph FOR SALE—Light depot wagon with in good order. seated open wagon with For particulars inquire of rubher tires, JAMES L. CASE, Norwich, Ct. 40 Shetucket St, A. BECKWITH, Real Estate and Insuranc Kenyon Buil For Rent Two Stores 101 MAIN STREET, heretofore occupied by J. C. McPherson. 118 WATER STREET, hereto- fore occupied by Spicer Bros. J. P. HUNTINGTON, 4 Broadway. SPECIAL BARGAIN. 200 acres land, house with ell, m-x. barn, quantity of 1 mile " h s, church and storas, 4 miles from Willi- 2 wells, 1 at barn and running water 1,600 cords wood, good standing timber. $4,500. pari cash. PECK)S ‘REAL ESTATE AGENCY, Willimantie, Ct, 120 Acre Farm ‘Well divided into mow] and woodland. Large 12-room house, paintea white and in_ first class condi- one barn 26 by 133 syrl-. st., "\ COTTAGE HOUSE " Nine Rooms and Bath All Modern Cohvenienc May Be Seen at Any Time. YAMES L. CASE, “Ifimn; 8¢, Nerwich, Conn. 30, with base- it's an art graph as it should be his roguish little smile, dimple, Such photograps become remembrauces years to con tuke baby's beiore the Sale, each for Horses or C shed 16 by 30; wood house aud X - his pretty little babyhood's day We have had years of photographing children. They always look their best when we troublesome Sale - 3:.;\ ern. 1, MW Riraniie 1 !,R‘b‘n\a 16k bog, seme timbe: and abundance of fruit; machine worked flelds of enlitivation, stock and pair of horses, plenty of wood 0. acres of 2 154 Pleasant SE., 12d take them. 15 head of Snup them in u jiffy. LAIGHTGN, The Photographer, - Qapasite Norwich Savinxs Society. is Dn a macadam road, a short dis- from one of the best markets. MONEY LOANED on Diamonds, Watcles, “Jewelry and Seourities of any kind at the Lowest Rates of Interest. established firm On account of sickness the owner de- The price is r on given immediately. "DENTIST : JONES Suite 46, Shannon Bullding Sheluciset street en- WILLIAM A. WILCOX, Estate Broker, West Broad Street, Westerly, R. L 1o deal wl(h. 872 :u-r, Upatnies. Take elevator mm He ves lufl-woundfi when !ho cnul thorl Pressed o T lory r-nsu lnr, this Enm m we who s eep have seeh His face, T s b rer Tite, ks 'l'l? brethren of the earth lnl .h', n id of tha unfathomable sea. :l"or wrn lnpxlory, whence He ca e way through death ind mrm Upon our brows there shines the Nam ‘That #arks us ehildren of the unt‘ He beckons lnd we tallnw Him Through birth and death, through “death and birth, Until the:last returning spri Shall'clay the shadows of the oarth! —M. E. Buhler. THE EASTER PARADE. An_echoing drift of organ rolls |\ Through gothic churchly arches Where saints in ma~ble aureclies Smile as the colnmn marches. x: Comes scent of Springtime’s green- To6 whisper Apri Gathered in valley and in dale il's meaniag. Across the sky the steeples chime A message of rejoicing, Sounding the song ‘of Easterti, Our heart's new gladness voloing. mouom. ve flowers—chime on, ye bellay out your chant of glory, k and pansy tells Onuce more the sweet oid story! ‘Daisies’ and daffodils devout, Gather your fragrance nearer, - Leave 'not a bird or bluebell out - That' makes the music clearer. | And. down the stately avenie City-scarred sons a daughters; o Trond vevtew Ik beside still waters! erso; n The Columbian. Vlmms Clever Sayings Figg—Two neeatives make the af- firmative, you know. Fogg—With a woman it = takes only one.—Boston Transcriot. “Do you expect to play golf this summer?” ‘“No. I'm on_ the water wagon.”- Chicago , Record-Herald. “No Black Hand letter could fright- en me.” .“Oh, well, you're used to he- ling - dunned.”—Kansas City Journal. “Have you any remedy for our over- crowded prisons?’ “Yes—iock up the honest men iristead of the crook: Chicago Post. “What-a little man he is!” “Ves, indeed. Just the sort of a sawed-oft that some strapping big woman will marry some day.”—Detroit Free Pre: “Do you find the cost.of living any lighter than it was, say, five years ago?’ “Yes, sir. Two of my daugh- ters have got married since.”—Wash- ington Herald. “T-onece proposed to a gir! in a con- A servatory.” ° ith what result?” lot of expensive plants wers nipped by frost.”—Washington Herald. Joshta had made the sun stand still. “'g‘!i,ne but we bet vou can%t make with he acknowiedged his Hmitations. —Harper’s Bazar. m Jones do it” we crled. He His Wife (2 a. m.)—John! Jehn! there is Tu escaping aownst-h-l John (sléepily)—Great! Won't the ga® company be sors when theyv find it got away form them'—Puck. “How are you so sure we are golng to have warm weather from now on”” “Well, T've been trying to make the furnace burn right all winter, and ' finally succeeded this morning.”—T 1edo" Blade. Smith (to, member of VMM choir) —T hear you've got a mew tenor in the choir. What kind of a’voice has he? Good? Jones—Good? T should sa ®o! It's so good mome of the other tenors will speak to him.—Life. “What do you consider the most. “A sweet, -innocent girl about 19.” “Oh, then, you have no daughters for whom it is necessary to buy Easter outfits?” d. —Chicage Record-Heral MUCH IN LITTLE When French rajiroad builders wer: digging & tunnel recently a fossi stag was unearthed in clay 100 feet Delow the surface of the ground. . 'The interest in wine culture has de- creased so much jn France in the last feww years that that natfon imported 164,000,000 gallons last year. Next to wool and wheat and the oui- put of its mines, Austraifa's greatest source of prosperity Is butter, the pro- dtiction of which is fncreasing stead- ily. Over 77 per cemt, ef the total pro- B rrorn ptatoos. Thare areabout tained from 3 o 6,000 small-and 40 industrial Atstiller- ies “in the 'empire. Exports. from the United Statas in Japan were 50 per cent. less in X800 than ig 1908, and -xport- m China il‘ per cemt. less. Thos ‘were, on tite other hand, 43 per um_ greater. A coricession has been granted hv. the Maxtean government for the con- struction of @ narrow-guage rafiread from Arguelles to Xicotencatl. Ths concession is for 99 years, and exemp- tion from taxes is for 20 years. The last 30 years have been a v!rbd of depressiorn for the Norwegian f: er: his debts have increased, labor become scarce and expensive on a-- count of emigmation, and the incressed cost of living is felt upon the farm a¥ in the city. Tampico owns the local slaughtsr- house at which about 50 head of cet- tle, pigs, sheep and goats are killed daily. Many needed inprwtmafltu have been made recently and the aity is planning to inmstall electric lghts and to construct a drainage canal the slaughter-house to the Tamsh river. As a result of: the recent agresment between the United States and Mexice, whereby packages weighing as much as 11 pounds can be sent through the mails. -2 number of the residents and merchants of Tampico are purchasing many . articles in the United States which they were formerly unable te obtairm. At Niagara Falls electric powsr 18 used in a factory which produces graphite. in an elactric furnace. TIts productioh . in 1908 . was 7.385511 pounds, valided. at the average price - hflng 63 « per pound, am cgmipared with 9,000 polnds, Vel- 6 at $488,929, tlie dverage price he= %7' cents pet pound. Wihite Tlorse is at the fre $nkon e Mile,..a - “pf tlie “Yukon, “and is_the terminy &' Yukom railwa, te: Pass & Yukon railway, which 3 g !:(lendl about 500 miles, from Alaska, (o Dawson. Yulean - 1ts populafion in summer i ahn! l,IW ‘andin’ lor about SM 3 T of the White Pi i s ‘Tt is the u* point from rail to river service of W e -