Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 8, 1911, Page 8

» —_— 4 & Funeral .of Mrs. Martin Ryan, Died- at the Age of 73. (Contributed.) “The funeral of Mrs. M: “metion pictures at the| Whe tures at the Breed The- No. 11, 1. 0, 0. I, meets BRe 157, U, B. ot C. line, ow Ma:iy e tevRblelives baye bach R Unl embittéred by skin afflictions, due, Six aret i (idow of Martin Ryan, £ 4 s = e P A0 S ToU- », | Shuragay motntng, Mok n.n,k at St |in most cases, to neglect in in-|{ " ar 4 co or FROBATE HELD| 5 - Andrew's church, of which she was.a Fd hildh “Delicate | at Colchester, -within and for the Pro- clave, No. 426, 1. 0. H. | scaious momber: She vas 18 years | ancy dnd childhood. -Delicate |1 (*Sitilcl oF Solenester on- the 24 Bloc k. old, having lived on the homestead | Skins readily become irritated and day o ca-pam o e, No. 248, N B O- Pol whore she died for Afty s Mrs i R flat of eight rooms; venlent, to B. C. T heas 08 Kinley Ave. A maris] =4 i e . pass “T0 RENT—Five or six vooms with o 2 g modern_conveniences at 35 Penobscot m"f‘. ;’&fi‘m 2 na og_z.'asgntw ere that white Bs And Asten. o ‘go-by-on severe eruptions develop. - Then treatment after treatment is tried | (b azTesment wher and jound wanting until life be-|Lyman of the fret part giy comes a nightmare of torture and | King of Colchester, party g e sec. disfigurement, imposing a fearful { ond part, the minoxr femal ANTED—_Four 4 : 4 the age ‘of 14 years to Wil distribute samples. Cail § a. m. at handicap in the race for business | months of ake, residing in the Town 3 American, Honse. Inquire for Mr. Wil- or social advancement. Yet this Colchester, to become . theirs by adop- | ilams. 3 mayd physical and mental ~suffering tion, it i i > ‘Ofdered, That a hearing upon said n experiénced man_ as might'have been avoided or. miti- Pecment obate Of- of cutlery department. Must gated by a timely use of Cuticura ®00d of those around her. Her love A i sald Colohcater, o the 23th any | be familiar with EHROTAE Ang nnishiflg, | ChaRlc St mayid®. for Bonte and tamily was well retarned | SOAP. A ointment in the never failing, long, patient cara - of May, A. D._1911 &t 10 o'clock in the | WHllams Bros srg., Co. Station 83 |~ jpew ARRIVED 23 northern cows, given her by her devoted children andjthis clty, which has leased Double TUpon the exhibifion e W¥hareby Anaie M Ly Momorial. e ainan Finl), Tartville. oma) A Counch, No. 11, . of o Poreaters Huli ANNOUNCEMENTS . FOR SALE—Yoke of oxen, 4 years 21, well matched and biokon: glsg new mijeh cows. s Owen 8. Clark, Jewett ‘City, Conn. " Snayed FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for small boat—Auxiliary catboat 28 _feet over all,/ 123 ieet beam, § draft, 12 horse cylinder Lathrop. C. B. Lillibridge, Slonington, Conti: FOR SALE—One horse, 1300 pou: must sold toddy. ~Inquire ‘79 Me WANTED—At least 25 h to pasture during the sUmmcr onl o¢a pastive land with nice wator. Everett . Benjimin (Preston), Norwich, Ct.. 2 W men, Ryan was much esteemed and loved uot only in the home circle tut by all ;vho knaw h‘:r. P&nnaed ‘ot n: weculiar- ly sunny dispogition, an generous impuises, she had a refinement of tast> and was always a pati d tender mother and director of her children, which number eight, - living, and many grandchildren. All frierds, neighbors and others, who knew her in hLer days of activity will remember her faithfulness in what her hands found to do, as she was ever interested in the st atairs. To st side, Franutias ond_ floor, maysd it 37 Penobscot VP prdulre B S SMAE e A desirable 'tenement fiye minutes’ walk fro: ; rent reasonable; sec- 40 Hobart Ave. - M. C. Adles will be in New all week. In Norwich week See adv, 4 No_fiow, o forenoon, and that motice. be given to| Glastenbury, Conn. - Ayrsnires, Holsteins and Jorscys: most. | . DARGE STORE T0 L¥T—630 Main all persons Interested to appear at sald | “NyaNmEn Washing and Ironing 4t |1y mew milke and springers el Sars, | Bte Wilimuntie. Ct. Apply to D, A heating uand show cause. 1f any they |y WANTED —Washing ans Syid | Willimentic. . "B O adaress, 8. £ |Turnbull, on thé premises. maysd i ‘ement should. not BRIt Bitletay 8 2 R A B e e R WANTED_Thorughbr Ay | epe Nerth Frankiing maysd TO WRNT_Tenement of six rooms at | g be approfed, by publishing a coby. of Scot Vs order once 4n & newspaper haying |lie pup 8 or 10 weeks old. Address| FOR SALE—Full bred Boston bull {214 Frankiin St. mayzd A. BHl has tho exclusive sale Patriclan $3.50 and $4 shoes russet and white. Nor w Be: was gray, wll:t-g-l to pray. : 5 ‘That helped . many grandchildren in the few: years | Beach , Brariford, for_its summer | 5 ci tion in said District, and by |J. R. S, Box 95, Willimantic, Ct. maysd | pup, 3 months old, female. Apply 380 - o i B et ORI \| of hor Feeble. heaith. “She hath 'oné | genciemeiagl hoe. srcured o soption | Secimpsion ln end, Dierick a0, bylJ. B8, Box 95 Willimentie.iC o | R sy Gty | Rayea" | O RENT A very, Goslianie senement | the garden secmed te il A8 the warm weather draws mear,|what she could,” a long life-well spent | on purchasing’ the entire . property | public signpost of the .Town of - Co! WANTED —Two or three good clean Broad St. i R maysd Like zome old -love, acquaintance~ " . g|and at her advanted age she parts|from William F¥. Hasselbach of .w | chester, in the County of New Lon-on,|Ppainters. Apply “A. B. 'Holmes, 72| FOR SALE—Young bay horse weigh- ! ) + ship, X are averse to tting £ - 3 in the State of Connecticut,‘nearest to [Church St, Wiliimantic, Ct. may$d _|ing 1260; guaraniced sound; £00d | ~7g mg Tat of five rooms, mod- | Li Sy o wisked 4 long theatrical performance, | from loving members of the family to | FHaven, took possession on: Monday:| I "18,0%C7 PLs(Gance of said child, at WANTED_Bveryhody fo know that | FLKSTgand driver; price very reasom- | ory Improvements, batn hot water, set| Ko thal o Wl L % e an open air show, and | g0 to her heavenly home MRy i | Ma¥l least six days before theday heréin- |, Fiying Merklo agency has been es- | ~0.c-_ Brewn's Bakery, Baltic. mayed | iubs, at 51 Boswell Ave., Enquire at 56| Who raised her fingefs to his 1p air shows are crude at the varied and diversified en- offared at the Auditorium for all seasons of the without & wait, and it is just ‘enough o =atisfy and not long to tire anyome. For the first dayw of this wesk the pregramme ‘show a4 e whals programme 1% £ons “Well done, s0od and faithful servant.” The fgundation and strength of this noble ‘character was her God and Saviour., She ear Christ her whole and her piety was of that kind which comes from direct communion with the Lord. in life ylelded to will and affections She was ever ready to do God's Seymour—An officer of one of the rincipal fraternal societies of thé town Kcenlly suggested that several of the local fraternities combine in the pur- chzse of & lot.in one of the cemeteries, where, should occasivn arise, a depart- ed mémber of one of these organiza- tions may be burled. ' ot Vight cemedy offerings en- o Jack and Chara Roof have a frothy venicle which afferds flents” of opportunities tor com- i entitled Patsy’s Rehearsal, Mr. Rcof am Patsy. an original of his, will provs both amus- . and -nera:;:m. o e ‘A feature eomedy musical act, i# pre- iwentea by Harry Batchelor, the world's test saxaphone plaver. Mr. Batch act comsists of playing six nov- imstruments and aiso rendering imitations. Both éMoult and ~music is included in his ex- that combinas beth melody is The Hylards in danaing and piano spe- aancing numbers in this ial mention, as y of the differ- | of the ordinary. to- keep posted on the on the market all you have and hear Nick Zeller, singer of pictured melo how new and up-to-dute | are the tollowing dates will 'oF intoreat: Mr. Zallers song Tor If, You'll Promise to Bebave, 1 in New York on_Tues- 4th, and his song for Thurs- Your Eyes, is not vet offi- out. Both songs are by the music publishers in_the coun- But veu will not be able to find on the market for several weeks. plctures last waei? . Well, just this week. The management & few surprises up their slaev are 100 00 to spofl by preltmi- mary announcement. POLPS THEATER. Beginaing tonisht the Meriden stock eompeny will presant for the entire Aweek Henry Millar's big success, The Orest Divide, in which Mr. Miller and et Anglin enjoved a run of 500 m New York ~The Meridan eompany is sald to bo an exceptionally elaver one and their production will be equal in every way to the high stand- ard established hers during the past winter. There will b2 no matines to- day. ihe aftarnoon performances Deing limited to three for this emgagement. on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. “ BREED THEATER. Sfim Jim's Last Chance is the tite of thrifiog wesiorn dramatic gurs that is the foature at ihe Breed toeny Sag shown il geison doors gpenima, ing Tom Bemton a first , and SMem lim, altas Red Davis, of the under world. Tom learns that €he prison deor clines, by being un- oemeniously turned away wherever ke apolies for work. Slim Jim im- el wpon_his release beats his way west. entually Tom goes west | #nd finde work, securing a job at the gme place where Tom is- employed. im heing caught at his old tricks and exposed by Tom, reveals Tom’s past. The several thrilling scenes that Zollow show Tom's genuine manhood and gives Slim Jim an opportunity to grave that even the under dog has at esat @ spark of good lying dormant umdnr the rough exterior batancs of the bill fime and ehows cofneds, flc and novelty films. SUNDAYISMS. ©f all (he miserable people on earth Ehose who try to carry water on both ulders are the worst. Every town has @ few fellows that fre financial and moral leaning posts 1 am not afrald of being out of date; ath onty afraid of being out of heart ith the Bibi. ¥ you live wrong you will die wrong. You might as well try to regulate powder mill in hell as to regulate e saloon with a high ncense. is equally scenic,’” dra- Tt some of your pastors lived, the #ame kind of "life that you do' you $rould not keep them 15 minutes. You can never make a plain-woman eve that there is such a thing as looking glass. It iy doubtful if the world has even lifted much toward heaven by prayers in the church, re 18 a law of gravitation in Character as well as in nature. A deathbed repentance is burning fhe candle of life in the service of the devil, and blowifiz out the smoke in s face, e of the greatest battles that Shave been fought in this world have Been fought by the mothers The way to find out if a raiiroad ficket is ®ood is to get on the train, mnd the way to prove the power of Ged is to try it WPergonal liberty is the woif in the tqmd, the fox in the chicken yard, sburglar who wants the police to fet Wim alone e that he can crack sade, and the man who would vour_daughter. B you were the only cit fedo, you could do as you pleased. Personal action, w! affecting only individual. 15 regurated solely by consclence of the individual. Tt does not take your boy long to ®ot_on, the wrong track. ‘While some of you ord fellows are ome turn around the track, the kid is hitting up the grit for seven 5% there & follow who would not be ntterly disgusted if his wife would go around the house spewing out oaths or ebme home staggering under a load t would mink & batileship? zen in To- ifke Ethan Alien wnd say: “Fol- Jow your mother's way; follow her ads wice: ifs the safest It only the sinner sufered it would Be bad engugh. but many of vou fel- Jows® wives are Langing their heads §in_shawte, not through their rault, but throceh their hussand's.— Billy Sun- day in Toledo Biade, ' ‘A Difference. i to ta- L Of a peaceful and loving nature, lay in her casket surrounded. by swaet blossoms, s though asleep, and after the many friends and relatives had taken the last look on their dear one the hody was taken to St. Andrew's Catholic church, where requiem high mess was said by, Rev. David O’Don- nell. She has been a member of St. Andrew’s church for many years. leaves eight children, four sons‘and four daughters, Mrs. John Wade —of this place, Mrs. Thomas Langdon, Mr. and Mrs. “Patrick ver this place, Mrs. Thomas Langdon of Brooklyn, N. Y., Mrs. George Wall of JNew London and Mrs, Margaret Brown of this town, John of Lebanon, William and Frank of Gary, Ind., who hastened hom> when they iearned of the severe illness of their mother, and Charles of ihis place. The many out of town friends and relatives present were as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lang- don and family of Brooklyn, N. Y., Mr. and Mrs. George Wall and’ family of New London, Mrs. Biizabeth Hannis and Charles Hannis of Hudeon, Mass., Charles and James Doyle of Malden, Mass,, Mrs. William Ogden of Danbury, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sullivan of Nor- wich and Martin Burns and Miss Mary Burns of Yantic, Mr. and Mrs. James O'Connell of Norwich, Fred Amman of New Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Dufty of Lebanon, Themas McGrath and “John Sullivan of Bozrah. The pallbearcrs were her four living sons, John, Willlam, Framk and Charles; flower bearers were Thomas Langdon of Hrooklyn,"N. Y. George Wall of New London, John Wade of Colchester, tho three sons-in-law, and her nephew, Charles Hannis, of Hudson, Mass. The flawers given were by the €ollowing friends and relatiwe: Gates ajar and sheaf of wheat #y the children, plitow by the gmndchfidren, wreath from James and Charles Doyle of Malden, 4 . Dow of New Haven, wreath from R. F. Jenes of Milford, Conn., Jack réses from C. Hooker and J. 'Savage of New Haven, cut flowers, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sul- livan of Norwich. The funeral was in charze of Undertaker J. J. Sullivan, a lifelong neighbor and friend of Mrs. Ryan, who deeply mourns her lo a neigtibor. She will be sadly missed i her heme by her daughter Margaret and son Charles, who were in the home circle un to the time of her death. The remains wers laid at rest in the famfly lot in St. Andrew’s cemetory. The sympathy of all is extended to the af- flicted on>s In this their time of sor- row BOROUGH NOTES. Fire in Bake Shop—Teachers Attend Convention. ¥ William F. Murphy, a traveling sales- man for a Boston shoe firm, is visiting his brother, James T. Murphy, on Elm- wood Heights. Mr. Murphy has just returned from a trin through Pennsyl- vania. and In here for several weeks, There hools Friday, hool in the district teachers attend the 1e convention in' Norwich Saturday morning about 5 o'clock a fire was discovered in Simons' bake shop on Willimantic avenue.. By Drompt action on the part of the neigh- bors the fire was put out with slight ron R. Abell, who recentiy. sold |his farm in Lebanon, has moved. his household goods to 'the William | Gillette place on Pleasant street. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chapman were in_Norwich Friday The freshmen and sophomore base- bill tedm of the academv . went to Wiilimantic Saturday to play the team of the Windham High school The Colchester Boys' club ball team played a return game with the Middle Haddam team on the park Saturday fterncon. Lazinsk and Tynan were the battery for the locals. orge B. A. Baker of New Britain was at his Home on Linwsod avenue over Sunday. / Brief State News B A A e _Meriden.— enator and Mrs. Gea | E. Bickneli of ved their 25th wedding | anniversary recently. West Haven.—Walter Kirkland has closed his engagement as tenor- soloist for the ¥orth fiaven Congregational chureh, and is to sing in the Walling- ford church, . New Britai .—Nels Nelson has gone to Garden City, Long Island, to get in- struction in manipulating aeroplanes. Mr. Nelson'’s new machine is expected to prove.a success. Litchfield —Rev. Dr. Storrs O. Sey- mour was in Middletown recently, as one of the examining _chaplains _ for three candidates for holy orders from the diocese of Connecticut. Winsted.—The Litchfield County as- soclation, which is the oldest county medical association in the Untted States. held its 147th meeting at Hotel Winchester, Winsted, last week. Hartford.—A new organization sty- ed the Daushters of Israel Orphan a:’-’ lum has been founded b Hebrew women of this ¢ One hundred and twenty-five fors/ have Joined ner alread Norwalk. | vemrs | chape! « crate Conn was cel On_ May g just 30 vinit Williams n anniversary | Bridgeport: {large tract of Jand from taiman in the Bast End : Farrell, formerly head of the Domin- lon Iron and Steel company of Mon- treal s organizing the Bridgeport Screy company. New Haven—Y{he Graduates' club of Having Reckvilla.—Principal Marsin of _the High'schiool announces_the senior hon- ors for four years. Miss Florine I. Grear, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Greer, as -the valedictorian, and Helen Kearney as the salutatorian. The other_honor pupils are Miss Ger- trude M. Pfefffer and Miss Mary C. White. Bristol Leads the: Way. 1t is hardly likely that the legislature will take action at tais session in the matter ¢f purification of streams. But the trouble-is growing constantly, and the day is not far distant,when the contamination must cease. There is a much more reasonable, scientific and satisfactory way of disposing of sew- age than dumping it into a river. Bris- tol has proven the practicability of the filtratlon system, and has given other growing towns an object lesson. Her experience proves that there is nothing particularly dificult in furnishing a thorouzhly satisfactory sewage system on modern and sanitary lines, without subjecting neighboring communities to annoyance. Bristol has worked out her problem in a businesslike and sen- sible way, and her experience should be valuable to others. It was believed when the filtration system vas estab- lisned that the refuse would bring some revenue as a fertilizer, but the efforts o0 utilize the waste were not success- though practical farmers in the inity of the sewer beds experiment- ed for several sersons. It is possible, however, that continued experiments along different lines would give better results, theugh it is evident that there of every kind and description, from large wardrobe to the smallest hat box size,-at very low prices: This is the e to buy. Think over and see if you cannot use one: The Shetucket Harnzss Co., 321 Main Street, WM. C. BODE, Prop. The Best Trout Brook m New London County it Will not delight' the busy, progressive | hwusewife nearly so much as the pros- | pect of having a thoroughly modern | 2ds range piaced in her kitchen. Es- tate ranges are safe, sturdy, depend- able, peerless bakers. economical gas rsers, great time savers. Call and see them and be sure also to examine the incomparabie Ruud Instantaneous Gas Water Heaters, furnishing at the mere turn of a faucet an unlimited supply of hot water at any moment of the day or might. Gas & Electrgal Dep't. 321 MAIN 3T, ALICE ' BLDG. befare assigned by this Court fof eaid heari; maysd tablished in Norwicd. The only motor- cycle built with a spring frame and A positively the easiest riding motorcyele In_the worid. Cataiogue.mailed upon request. Address JFlying Merkel Agency, Box 363, Norwi maysd WANTED—Ten experienced H. P. BUELL, Judsgé. NoTICE. 5 FOR SALE: By virtue of the Hon. Court of Probate. I will sell the inter- ést of Margaret Foley, late of Sprague, deceased, in -the following deseribed real estate. viz.: A certain traot or par- #irls, shirt operators, to work on Singer £ew- ing machines, run by FOR BALE_Farm standing_timber in Bozrah. Address Box 23, Fitchvhile, Conn. ood 80, to 1 £ 1 repair; 80 to 140 leat Satod W a n; tenemen of 156 acres maysd SALE _Four-tenement Vest Wauregan; tenements in §;00 demand; good reusons for selling. homas Murphy, Wauregan Conn. may3d ety saady work; good pay. Appfy Norwick Over- |- S Shrawue. Hear e Four Corners of the | alis and ShIrt Co. Frankiin, cof, Pond | RO SALE_Very cheap. two draught BRERLS it o ot o pidne | B ks emals uataet ek 130 Sods 0T s B s f“io{'fflfi‘iu’-fi?fl?‘flczfi: n:thx-n-ml—A 800d __ experienced | West Main St. _ aprz6d N, Y., N, HL:& H. R. R.*Co.-sight of | Liohen §itl._ 68 Church 8t meysd FOR SALE Two new 1911 automo- way, ‘easteriy by land, of Frank Fitch and'John Mahoney, southerly by land of Frank Fitch and land of Moses Du- uette, and westerly by land of Frank.| WANTED—Salesmen to sell automo- bile ‘olls and lubricating oils. - Excels lent inducements. The Middle Siutes High. Miles of popular makes; 36 per cent. off close them out. M. A. Norton, 71 d St, Hartford. apr26d Oil Ca., Cleveland, Ohio. apr298 PURSE MAKERS and others, make your own purses; rings, frames, kid linings. ‘tassels and findings furnished At very reasonabie prices; purses re- DPaired, replated; frames furnished for ventworth. : CONRAD G. SHEFER, - Administrator. maysa ley erty neur Willimantic W. E. Ciark, 215 Mountsin Bt, Wil FOR SALE CHEAP—Six-roem cot’ tage, nearly. new, on Laurel Hiil, mindtes’ walk {rom the square, on troi- ten line; will exchange for other pro automobi may5d could be tittle revenue from this source: | Yelves bags Addras mon i r B ook | mantie, Ot Wpritd But that point is an insignificant one | Office, = D ea | e i e e and in no way affects the working of | ~\WANTED Experionced qulllsrs, alsg | 10 h. b. 1aunch engine and $6s cluten the system. The refuse is stmply = | girls to learn. ABDLY New Lngland: Sii | wil seil all for 3125, Can be seen at ed~off the bels and dumped in waste | §17,%, [0 2™ 4 s §2 Water St. apriod places, being plowed in so that there | - compelled to stop dumping refuse into | WANTED _Position as stenographer b WANTED- = ont ~waitress, | FOR SALE OR RENT On Laurel w“alrub.ml{t;l:.o?ego&dewv\'n’hy mud 1 will ioquuu. Apply 173 Wap«nm‘ton St., be- g:lll Axende; e cottage, seven rooms m. Bath. C. E. K. Burnnam. Tei. 7 not be long before other towns will be [ ool 7 and § p. m. maytd pred nham. Te ‘WANTED—At once, first class shoe repairer. Inquire J. . Sponcey, Canal Attorneys at Law, Norwicn, Conn. the streams. It is mot necessdry.— |5, eneral offico werk ' Address Box |, WOR SALE_ighiroom eottags b house. all modern ‘improvements, 183 Bristol Press. A0 ehelt Chy s ma i oad st et to B Brown & Perkins, 22 Shetunket st., . HOW YOU MAY LXKARN barbering 9 absolutely free. Get partigulars imme- | OUr o |giately I's Barber College, 814 | Der Washington t., Boston, Maes. apr2sd THE WESTCOTT AND WILCOX Boarding Home for ‘aged peopic is Pleasantly situated in spacious grounds on car line; large sumny rooms, all modern conveniences; moderate prices practical nurse in charge; correspond. — — — old NORWICH LINE pri eat opportunity. yandottes lay at six to seven months ways on hand. ,"Phone 34-3. ~ - St., nam, ‘t. R, O mayid FOR SALE_Farm for sale oneap, 160 WANTED—A girl for general house- | acres, very go buildings, two miles work; no washing or ironing. %ppl)' from R. R. statio) Particulars inguire g Occum Boarding House, Occum, Conn.|A. T. Gardner, 15 Oak St. Norwich. ‘For Infants and Children. ardd : S e ’ WANTED—Good second hand, si OVER $0,000 TOMATO and cabbage The Kind Y-“fl'”'m m ard make bioycle, at'3 low figure for | plants for sale. Tomatoes: Champion, cash, suitable for boy 14-15 years. Ad- agnitude, Magnus, Mikado, Barliana, dress “Bicyele,” care Bulletin. may3d éflgfl‘.r‘nk, fill?hl’f Eeu‘xéy.kCrackerjn«fk Bears the 2 abbages:' All-head, Wakefield: aise - CWANTED- Brervens 1o wndw thet |fower plants. Al Liions . healtny Signatu.e of c'-:gc:n“;c-m"!:ele_yngsd 2 ?;:Eyfl:?:o‘n" plants. "Reasonable price. J. P. Theve, — gagements at any date. Cail or tele~| "‘,‘.’L,ss'a Mary's Cemetery. Tel. 692-4. 3 kone. S. M. Coftey, Brookiyn, Cenn. TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. ol i62°5. 3br28d | HENG For the rost of this seavon wo All scll eggs for hatohing from eyflower White Wyandottes at $1 etting and $4 per humdred. A Mayflower White Cuban Game stock and eggs al- oo, Sepd for circular and ist. YFLOWER POULTRY FARM, Norwich Town, Conn. ence solicited. Address Old People's Home, Box 125, Danielson, Ct. apr21d RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED The water way — the comfortable that have every comfort and conveme tence for the traveler. A delightful voyage on Long lsland tion free for coming” Norwich examina- tions. Franklin Institute, Dep't 25-F, Rochester, N. Y. ~aprild | %% & Sons, 63-74 Water St. wanted. aprlid LEARN AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS— Home lessone; $25 weelkly lob guaran- | Steamer leaves New London st 11 m. weekdays only; due Pler foot of t 22d ‘Street 5.45 a. m. (Mondays Sorngisa) -and Pler 40, North River. a. m. Live agents F. N. Cash, General Agent. . teed; 19 ekl hil learnis Fare Norwich 10 Naw York $1.75 | Eociente: aulo Sohoor. 1315 mec"xfe':-sg’ef_ Write or telephone V. J. PHILLIPS, | ——— 207 Agent. New London. Conn. E St s i 500 Bicycles to _repair. Chainless wheels a specialty. Baby Carriage tires put on. OUSLEY’S REPAIR SHOP. Open evenings. 227 Franklin are, ever electric car station. apriza ew Yor the | of FOR SALE. CHELSEA LINE Fare $1.00 Freight and passenger service direct to and from New York ¥rom Norwich Tuesdays, Thur days, Sundays, at 515 p. m. New York, Pler 22, Hast River, foot Roosevelt Street, Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, ai 5 p. m. Teight recejved until 5 p. m. C. A. WHITAKER. Agent. FOR SALE No. 40 Mapie Grove Av. A_10--Room Cottage Fouse. MUST BE SOLD. Owner lives in another city. = Will small amount of cash. oneasy terms. A Rare Chance. JAMES L, CASE, 40 Shetucket St, Neorwich, accept Balance Ct. An Apartment of 8 Rooms and WI If you want Good Horses you want to come where Good Horses are sold. —aAT— THE-NEW EASTERN HORSE MARKET 144 Allyn St., Hartford, Conn. Recently received three ex- press loads of first - class Horses. | p « Drat inigs, Business, | and Drivers & We | ATe o Bdth in “The Huntington,” 170 Broadway. d. Orchestra, Orly Bemnuda steamer: 25 signals. EXCURSIONS &ive Sy e iiudiue sieame e S, drtees: cre.at. sotes sust o BrviR okt ey, Bermuda-Atiantic Line. 150 Apply to JAMES L. CASE, 40 Shetucket St, Norwich, Ct /1 36 and 38 Thamcy St. Two two-family houses, Near Thames Square. Property runs to Yantic river,with waterfront of 100 feet. Tenemenis always reat - Twe Blecks from Wanamaker's NEW YORK CITY Situated close to the Whele- sale and Retail Distriets, wil 4+»® 02» 2003 good ones and well broke: weekday. SALE HORSES. way of traveling. sy aah : They are here and on time, as adver- camies ) 1 v’ $1,100; alternate | ¢ison ; - Steamers Clty of Lowsll and Ches- | weelcs of with full Day: “no-layoifs:" | oo, Another oarload * of Horass ter W. Chapin—sate, staunch vessels |common education sufficient; prepara- | hng wendial mioinge Lancer Crinks Come and them. They must be sold and the prices cannot be beaten anywhere for Sound and a superb view of & won- FREE DEMONSTRATION—Wonderful | the quality. derful skyline and waterfront of New | rope making machine, makes $n to. 36 FLMER R. PIERSOX, York. worth of rope for 80 cents. J. Connor Tel may8d For Sale At Auction On Thursday, May 11, 1911, at 2 p. m,, estate belonging to the estate MecCormick, situated at 51 3 Thos. Washington Street, City. Sale positi e, rain or shine. D. J. McCORMICK, Administrator. N. TARRANT, Auctioneer. FOR SALE New 7-room Cottage with all modern improvements, including steam heat, lot 50 by 125; excel- lent locality; for particulars in- quire FRANCIS D, DONOHUE, Central” Building, \ Nerwick LLIAM B. WILCOX.. - AUCTION - Having seld my farm, I offer at Auc- tion at the farm ome mile north of Scotlana Station, TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1911, at 10 a. m., the following property, to wit: 1 black mare, 11 years old, 5 cows, nearly all new milch, 1 yearling heifer, 1 bull, three months old, 1 r 1 caif, six months old. # m, 3 cwes and calves, 1 team wagon, lambe, 2 meese, 1 gande 1 two-horse dump carf, 1 busey wagons, 1 two-horse Walter Wood mowing machine, 1 cutaway har- row, 1 wing harrow. 1 weeder, 1" plow, 1 drag, 1 marker, 1 grindstone, 1 set double harness, 1 single harness and a Variety of other articies. It said day prove stormy, ox cart, 4 A the 1 be adjourned to the nex WILLTAM YORK. A Caterer will be in attendance. maysd in the Heart af theuCity and o & M | quiet resideritial helghborhood. Minutes teom Chelaea Ducics. 150 8 Jio Ao B R | |5 Minutes JAMES L. CASE, 40 Shetueket St, Norwich, Ct. Ti>W 0z> :ooacg 150 trem Mcadoo Tunnel I Min. from Grand Central Sta. ‘Station. This hotel haw been redeco- returnished thiough- and can: he eompared s with any im cown. M | Accessible to the dacks of ail im. portant steamship liner. railroad | Stations. theatves. ahops. etc. ai A| Wl as the business districts. %1300 Rooms, 200 Baths | * Rates $1.00 Per Day 8 - ‘The restaurant s notable for jts L] o io " MONEY LOANED on Diamends, Watches, Jewelry and Securities of any kind at the Lowest Rates of luterest. An.old blished firng to deal with. (Estabiithed 1872. THE COLLATERAL LOAN Co. 142 Main Street, Upstuirs. Vai A N e 5T CONANT. 13 wraskiin Seres: Whitestone o ana ine 3. F. O 1o st pur Ying 15 urder cover. Our ‘marke: s one from Union Starion. - WILLIAMS BROS., Props. ' Telephone 2264 minute’s wa'i | Cigars are the best on the marker Try e A | Sxceiicnce "ana el oderate | A o 2 Semd 2 cents for Gaide and Map » Ehad ol " WHEN you want to put your busi- a Desi berore the public, there is no me- 150 "oOoM AND BAYH 158 |atum better than through <he adverti; o ing columns of The Bulletin. 00d sold to set may6d B 7. Coit, § Otis Strest Autemeblls sad Bieycle Pepawring. AUCTION Farm, stock, teols, furniture, etc., at public ‘auction May 1lth o'cloc 191, at § m., at the estate of Df. . J. 1 Spencer St. South Manchester, Ct. ine room house and outer build- 47 acres of land, 32 acres adapted bacco, grass, vegetables -and Al%e 15 acres of wood and hroperty is situated 3 mile from Station on South Mancheste: iles lipe, near best markets of the o Zan poses and thix jroperty must b e the extaic. Terms cash . S. VAIL. Bxecuior, - Soulh Manchester, Conn. AUTOMOBILE STATIOAN, - ... Auctioneer earling sale fair dannot be excelled for above Boswell Ave. may3d 0 RENT—Furnished rooms, ail con- venience for light housekeeping. 78 Scheol St. may3d TO RENT—At Fishers Island, fur- nished Lungalow of eight rooms, boat- ing and fishing. _Particulars; address H. M. Taft, 103 River Ave, Norwich, Conn. apraid O RENT _Nioe six-rgom upper ten |, ement at East Great Plain. _F. Backus, East Great Plain, or Tel. 727. |5 aprizd “NICELY ISHED ROOMSHeat, Ani went, returning nevermors From yonder narrow, far-off sirip of. patird Sea and. saftéon Whence vanished, years ago, his A Y iaatean Camwein ™ THE HUSBANDMAN. T break the! soil with ished M LI EIE P e sgul_do atn . The gladness of the yeurs: T hear the winds that roar and roar, . The elements that rusi, My_soul hear. forevermors bath and gas. King House, 60 Main St. apriis L FURNISHED ROOMS, veniences, 38 Union St. Telepnone §34-4. apriod & FOR RENT—A fine five-room base- ment flat with modern conveniences and fine garden, 15 minutes’ walk from Erankiin squarg, on car line. Apply A Morin, at The Plaut-Cadder Co. apréd all modern con. | | The hlmflelflfl hush' e L gt b done My soul doth.shapen like a su: The common earth and air! I win in darkness black as deatw he scant bread of the sod. ' Deids of taien My soul doth bring Tre TO RENTStore at 65 ¥raaklia St, Inquire at Bulletin Offica. To Rent Cottage of Eight Rooms at Black Point. Cottage of Six Rooms at Crescent Beach. L LUCAS. Toom 32, Cemtral Bldg. maysa Yale Varsity Quarters at - Gales. Ferry, for rent for July, August and September, Inquire . E. A. PRENTICE, 86 Cliff Street. TO RENT House Ne. 53 Washington Street, elght rooms and bath, steam heater, all newly papered and painted. Inquire of Dr. L. L. JONES, Fast Great Plain, Norwich, Conm. Tele- phone 736. 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, @ Broadway. apris WHITNEY’S AGENCY, 227 Main St., Franklin Square. Real Estate and Insurance FOR SALE NEARBY FARM OF 13 ACRES, witl 200d dwelling and barn, orchard, wpod ot, eic. - Price very low. TURTEVANT AVE., NO. 18, MOD- ernn dwelling, nearly new: ail {mprove fents, in excellent neighborhood: 1ass terms’ o dccommodate pUrcRascr. ROOSEVELT AVE. NO. 68, NEAR tho Bieachery, Greeneviile, “six room cottage, with garden. Very low, 644 WAIN ST, COTTAGE AND BARN, lcellar, water closet, large lot fronting {on two streets, oity water and an ex- |cettent weill” Very "oneap. may5d FOR SALE. 120 Acre Farm Well divided into mowing, past and woodland. Large 12-room h paintea white and in first class-con tion; one barn 26 by 30, with ba; ment, another 24 by 30: one wagon shed 16 by 30; hay barn 20 by 24; erib, wood house and several henneries. This farm is well watered, has cran- berry bog, some timber, plenty of wood and_abundance of fruit; 50 acres of machine worked flelds in high state of cultivation. Will keep 15 head of stock and peir of horses. This place is on a macadam road, a short dis- tance frem one of the best markets. On account of sickness the owner de- sires to sell. The price is right. Pos- session given immediately. Inspection invited. WILLIAM A. WILCOX, Real Estate Broker, 41 West Broad Street, Roem 12, Westerly, R. I: BEST 60-ACRE FARM IN CONN. Three miles to Willimantic, 1 mile to R. R. station near trolley. cottage house, large stock barn with bascment. nhouse, sheds, icehouse, efc.; all buildings A No. 1; $0_acres extra til ge, 15 oper pasiure, 15 acres valuable woodland, running spring water; 125 fine young bearing apple trees, with 16 head cattle, pair horses, 100 hens. 3 igs and complete line of wagons and rarming tools. Milk or cream sold at door. Price if sold this week, 34,300. Plctures and lists. o TRYON’S AGENCY, Villimantic, Conn. For Sale - The five houses containing 14 tene- ments, Nos. 218-224 West Main strest, known as “Gardner Court.” 3 WM. W. IVES. 11 Chamalin street. Old Established Restaur. For Sale - Centrzily located. Will . sacrifice. Cause; il heaith- PECK'S REAL ESTATE AG! 132 Spring Street, or Willimantic. Conn. THRERE 1 1 S1n Eu‘nnw n n for business resulis Rex Restaurant, n For information arid terms apply to] be. the iargest moving W The living sheavs Edward Wilbur Mason, in The Cratte- man. VIEWS AND VARIETIES Clever Savings Heax—Old Bjones has six sons and they all play poker together. Joax— Well, sometimes I suppose it pays & man’to raise a big family—Philadel- phia Record. Méck—1 understand that Van Dyke has been dropped by society, Wyld— Yes, he made himseil unpopular be- cause he paid his debts instead of hie social obligations.—Puck. “Perhaps my paintings will sell for thousands of dollars after I am dead, said the artist. “Yes,” repiied the pic- ture dealer: “but you ook fearfully healthy.”—Washington Star. A man who bought stock in a company Ingired if its value would jump any: He was told it couid, And it probably would, Provided the price didn’t sivmp any —Chicagn News. Her—But you have never shown that you are brave and fearicss. Him-- Haven't 1? Say, don’t the doctors say that there are 'germs in kisses? And have I ever shown any hesitation in facipg those invisible Lerrors’—Toledo Blade, “I see your girl has a beau.” “Yes'” said the old man, “and 1 dom't just know how- 10 handie the mutt. Snail 1 be friendly with tim and lose my dignity, or shall I hold myself aloof grouech’ and be considered an old Pittsburg Post. Boarder—I had a most peculiar dream last night. 1 dreampt that rou let me off on my board bill that you paid my tailor, my shoemaker. And my laundryman. 1 wonder what it ail means? Landlady—it means that you arc all going to move—Judge. Mark Twain has fust evolved the character of Colonel Muiberry Seliers. “I'm going te make hiim one of the six best!” Le exclaimed. Later, with some assistance from the playwright, and John T. Raymond, wo did.—Chicage Tribune. MUCH IN LITTLE The firet mucicipal lodging house for women in Fngland was opened recent- Iy in Manchester through the eflerie of Miss Murgaret Ashton, 4 member of the muhicipal council. For selling three salmon caught Wy rod and line at Thurso during the close season Messrs, Grant and May, fish salesmen Billingsgats market, Londen, were fined 360 and costs at the Mam- sion house. . The Chilian government has grantsd concessions for the oenstruction of 115 private railways in the country, vary- ing -from five years 3 vhich 24 have been construsted, with severali now being built. Employing telescoping aluminums rods, an Ohio tzlephone. ‘man. ager has invented & com) ouifit by which an automobilist ecan connect his ear with any points on any system using everhead wires, For each member of the of the United States about ome-! of a pound of Japaness tes and s nc‘)i;n.;" an's total m: America. apan's > neamuts the United States takes twe- thirds. The American fountaim pen cally monopolizes the Although several EngMsh made foun- tain pens of inferior quality are seid in London and throughout the prov- inces, there is only ome weil known English pen that ‘can be considered & serious rival to the American preduct. ' The success of the cut flower indus- try of southern France has been mude latgely by the e of climate and facilities and_economical distribution product. The result is that of il R H total of a millien parcel of cut flowers, to the value i franes ($7,720.000), are sent out emeh vear, 2 P The founding of;the Oriental bsuk. with interests in- the southeastern Kurope, uccessful of these und he Amerika banks ':-m" and had ‘?:shnn existence. o~ man bank obtained a footing sels and the- Dresden bank in which are striking examples of the pan<ion of German interests. ;i g T ) Cinematograph exhibitions most povular -in ‘Bradford . devited to these riy a skating Tivk ( | £ngland, b . having . accommodation 000, persons). another was a place %arfi‘ ip. and onc was expressiy buflt { ; is i § g It ‘for the purpese. found in the on. near Leek,. iy nef hood mines), ‘sl ey