Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 14, 1911, Page 12

ml. TODAY; }'All AID WARMER TOHODIDW. WHAT IS GOING ON TONIGHT Vaudevilie and motion pictures at the Auditorium. Moying. Pic the Breed The- es ai o of up to da va is gracing theater for ent week edp. ent every performance. The act is comrpos- ed of three colorgd singers and danc- ers, who keep things humming with their bright comedy. catchy song num- bers, rendered in good voice, and an ec- centric dance by one of the male mem- bers of the act. which is very well ex- ecuted. Full of originality is Walter Stead, the English coster singer, who puts over a line of exceptionally clever songs of which he himself is composer, and which win for him much well de- served applause at each performance. The baseball fiends, Davis and Poilak, are presenting a neat talking sketoh for the first hmlf of the week, and are pleasing all who see them. The moticn pletures are all clear and interesting. BREED THEATER. The large crowds at the Breed last evening were regaled with one of the best and most varied bills of motion pictures of the season, perhaps the most sensational being the great story of East Africa, entitled Back to the Primitive. In this picture, a party consisting of three—a young lady and two gentlemen— are shipwrecked, and after floating on a raft for several days finally land on the African coast. The hours are fuil of terror for them, and to protect themselves from the re- peated attacks of the ferocious lions, they build a sort of stockade, in which they are compelled to spend their time. | They put up signals of distress, but | passing ships appear to disregard them. Finally news reaches civilization, and rellef reacheés theum just as they are about to be devoured by the lions, one of the animals being promptly de—‘ spatched by an English soldier. The | appearsnce of several lions roaming the jungles, together with the elephants used as a means of transportation, add a singularly thrilling touch of realism to_the whole picture. The Phoney Prince, and The Mani- ecure Lady, two of the best comedies of the vear, keep the house screaming with laughter. Brief State News Nichols.—Thursday evening, June 20th, Bridgesort group of Epworth league will hold its June rally in the Methodist church at Nichols. the Durham.—Native strawberrics being =old in Durham at 18 cents a | quart, but with a prospect of lower prices. as the crop wiil be large. Danbury.—The City has opened a savings department in which deposits in any amount from one doliar up will be received and in- terest credited. Hartford.—The North M:thodist chureh on Windsor avenue is for sale, and the Aaron club. an organization composed of fAAfty of the Jewish men of this city, is the -possible purchaser. are National bank Naugatuck. —Mrs, J. J. Carroll, na- tlonal regent of the Nationa! Daugh- tesr of Isahella, whose headquarters are In New Haven, will visit Nauga- | tuck within a short time to organize a eircle of that order in the horough. Stamford.— At a special meeting of the school committee the rules were #0 changed that the maximum salary is Inereaszd from 3609 to $700 for ele- mentary teachers. and the salary of | rinefpals’ assistants from 700 to | 200, | Themaston. — Twenty years ago | Frederick Parsons captured a mud turtle and carved the date, 1891. on its shell. After being in captivity fow days it escaped. A few days a | he found i: again, grown somewhat, | with the date in its shell still distinc L Meriden.—The buck and wing danc- | Ing championship of v Connect! wa. won last week by Charley Watts and | Charley Nellig of this ¢ vhen they | appeared in competition with dancers | from all over the state a New Lon- | don thealer. Gold medals were given | the boye. Bridgeport. of Po-| lice Eug>ne Rirmin, m is in Roches- | ter, N. Y. at annual convention of the polise cf of the country. Dur- | ing ¥ alLsence, about 2 week, Capt.| George iI. Arnold, head of the detee- | tive force. will b2 in command of the | Bridgenort police force. | New Haven.—The milk stations have | opened the dispen the Armstrong house and at i hous=. Already 36 babics are | supplied with pure m Mzn) | medieal attention nurses, ng the care of Miss Blakesle; \fessional in charg Mpn:hls(er road v returned to in - mated- that there worth of silks on which the los Qakville.—Oine eave troughs ha tly and uj the fact that rows' nests ductor, the Th2 two at this was the had heen huilt BRIDGEPORT BIRDS Made Fast Time in Carrier Pigeon Race from Magnaclia, Md. were top the bottom third year in this pipe “that a nest | | | | i Making a speed of 906 yvards a min- ute for a distance of 200 miles, carrier or homing pigeons owned by R. F. Ayres of this city arrived from Mag- |" AT A CcOU I'I'I' OF PROBATE “E','"i nolia, Md., w hmP they were ,el,u;‘d aI'L\e VBYI‘{'! .(S‘w(r’x:m%t:xnlh Shie and for | at 7 oclock, at 1.30 o'clock Saturday | the 12th day of June, afternocn. says the Bridgeport Tele- | Present—CALVIN A. &ram. Mr. Ayres’ birds came in first Estate of D. M: and second, being tied for the latter | Stonington, in =aid D place with birds owned by A. W. The Administrators J‘uhnmn which made a speed of 965 yards a minute fer the distance. F. Christianson took third place, his bira making 903 yards a minute, and birds oewn:d hy W. A. Wheeler taking fourth with #30 yards a minute. This is the second of a series of con- tests for homing pigeons cafried out .y the Bridgepor: assoclation, the first ? been for 106 miles from Tren- | J May 27. Next Saturday the l be sent to Calverton, Va., for a of 300 miles: June 17 to Am- ‘be from Greensboro, N. 'Beech Nut | Just the thing for Summer weather. People’s Market| Oh'lflCouidOnlyEat without so distress zfter 'rx'::!s He | 1 d% et Stamp for { a4 ‘Le :Package Free The Jobas. wizh 200k, Newborgh, HLY. L dbie Ao, bulle :D—Salesman and collector by i Singer Sewing Mach. Co. Small saiary anja 1comm|=s on. "Cail 48 Main St, City. e “00 miles away, which is a supreme ten . Of the 105 birds sent to Magnolia, Md., Saturday, dut about one-hailf had returned late Sunday afternoon, and many of them will never again be seen in this oity. Some times they come along a week or a month later, but as a rule if a pigeon does not reach home in a couple of days it is glven up as lost. Next .Saturday thers will be \'mliI about 78 birds in the con- test, and the mumber will rapidly di- minish after each contest. WESTVILLE RECTOR Completes 25 Years of Service Since His Ordination—Raises $2,500 Fund. The Congregati ists and Method- ists of Westville joined with the Epis- eopalians in paying tribute to the Rev. J. F. Sexton, rector of St. James’ church, one evening recently. The clergyman has just finished 25 years of service since his ordination, 10 vears in Cheshire and 15 in Westville. The Rev. Mr. Seymeur, pastor of the Methodist church, and the Rev. Mr. Luther, pastor of the Congregational ! church, expressed their good wishesat | the evening services. Mr. Sexton was able to announce that $2,560 had been pledged or collected in cash for St. James' Church Building Fund, inc. The congregation was a large one. A Pleasant Diversion. The LaFollette presidential boom may attract some little attention dur- ing the vear 1911 and until the real presidential booms begin to come forth from the political incubator.— Des Moines Capital. —_— LOST AND FOUND. LOST—Between city and Backus hospital, small gun metal watch, mon- ogram G. D. P. TFinder please notify hospital. je13ad LOST—Umbrella, on New London train, Saturday evening; $3 reward at Bulletin Office. jel2MW Save Tour l’iann Let Us See What It Needs Tuning Regulating and Repairing by expert hands at reasonable prices. YERRINGTON'S Temple of Music NEWMARKET HOTEL, 716 Bosw»il Ave. First-class Wines, Liguors and Clgars. Mesls and Welch Rarebit secved to order. Jobm Tuckle. Pros. Tel 43-& Jams and Jellies. Shrimp, Lobster, Sardines, Etc., with Olives and Catsup. € Franidin St. JUSTIN HOLDEN. Prop. Face and Sealp Mas- sage. Cerms removed without pain. MRS. T. 533 OR'T S. UNDERWOSD, | 51 Broadway. | ‘WORRY Tel. W ¥ (R R = remiedy, as for 8i. lannhcges w $1.25 at druggists. FRANCO-GERMAN its use are printed in | b every bottle. Price | CHEMICAL CO. New Yorx. 106 West 129th Street, LEGAL NOTICES. written application to accordance wiih the order of sale of the estate described there, as be ging to said estate and Iving in Preston, Conn., it is Ordered, that said application be lieard at the Probate Office in North Stonington on the i3 of June, 1911, at 10 o'clo: L and that netice the NE A Norwich paper having a circulation in said Dis- trict, and that return be made to this Court. Attfl( CALVIN A. SNYDER. Judge. WANTED—With a Christian famiiy in the country, a place for a boy of 13 to work during the summer. Address Miss Alice M. Dean, Box 308, Norwich, St";'i" or cnll at George A. Duv:sj soo NTED At a ARM FOR SALE—200 from Freston bridge, knov homesicad. Enquire of KEdi Rouie No. 1, Norwich. can drive. £ G jelsd cxder the heading of “WANTED, FOR SALE or TO RENT” are mserted at the rate o‘f- " FOR SALE—-Reo aulo, 10 h. overhauled, g00d engine; tires alr .. just right; make zood business car; $175 our best offer. leZFM“' Box 238, Central Village, Conn. FOR SALE OR TO RENTSeasho Te coitages along the Cennecticut coast. Ajain, oOPDU, TO RENT without T N six rocms, latem | adults. ApD i North Main LY. ¥OR RENT—Desirabie fiat. % bath, steam heat, Laurel Hill Ave. K. Burnham, Salem Road. Tel. mayz5a 'ro RENT—Tenement of seven rooms 55 Franklin Street. Inquire at The Bulletin Office. Jela =< FURNISHE® ROOMS—Bath and gas King House, 50 Main St may FOR RENT_House of seven rooms and attic at No. 162 West Town St Weil of never-failing water with pum Inquire L. J. Saxton, 73 West may12d ISHED ROOMS, all modern con- veniences, 38 Unien St. Telepngne 834 apr10d ':Hw!i the, k:n‘-‘# W"&w* e h, éhu: about my tm te u;c‘xnemben u-pon nt, rg:ll’l.’wpn hand that drops the - eves'that drown in futil tears, The ump. le tongue still ‘r:m me il -thls -whcre‘ shadew or Qf Gods re mags Dut, more, far I hete the t.'l* he body ece¥ers. The beaten' Will\ that quakes amk quails, . And, mouse-like," scuttles, scant o breath, {From all that's life, to nose amd enitt 1ht‘d Gr"_‘eal_ Peace” baited trap or o “This fhing to marshal all my powers And eaptain them against the worl W thF Brmr _and Saddie” rin end ate Buna bolts are hurled! This fearful. feeble, sraven thi My Ganymede pours wine ot1 hts 'lhis hlmkms broken, crippied thing. cout and comrade in the nmight: Tm akes the insult and the blow Ag water takes and keevs the rain— Thig, bugle courag: this, nln‘ hope! This, _moc] at pain! Here, Will, my ma.ner, if I)l‘o fills You so with fear—Life, small— How shall vou face Immenllty Where you are nothing, God's will ail? What shall you *'bow for tri v wen, What banner greatly wrenched fram Fate? o, A shred m— two of my con(empt? A rage of hate? in “Row- Backus ‘Hospnah zm‘ror Aitclien ; works - alsor 2 imara] & ow LoPG Westhrook.(Conis L) 3 jelsd j-— WANTBD_All motorcycle riders Lo}Mm:e:“ngHm‘;?Kl:,‘;‘“’&?’?xt}'; call at the Flying Merkel Motorcycle | tires toois, etc. A. C. Blanchette, 824 Headquarters, Sacnem FPark le‘enmss‘Mam' St., Willimanrtic, Conn jel’d oniy), for demonstration of the world's . - - premier motorcycle with' ball bearing | FOR SALE—One black horse, ten moter and spring frame. jel3d _ | years old, weight about 1200, not afraid of automobiles or cars, will work any- WANTED—A girl for general house- work, at the Occum Boarding House. I S aEood roader. Apply “f;,l‘l e = < AUTO FOR SALE at_a_bargain— WANTED—Raw sflk winders and ex- | Sianley steamer runab;ut $35. gwnce perienced spoolers. ~ Apply at once to| Box 163, So. Coventry, Conn. jel? Hammond-Knowlton Co., Putnam, Conn. - = jeltd 4 Hl-‘gll SALE—Chester White pigs. P g 3. WANTED_GItl for waitress, at Day | jejq o0~ Yantic, Conn. "Phone 294-24. Kimball Hespiial, Putnam, Conn. Ref- erence required. jelod FOR SALE—A fine Henry F. Miller upright piano 0; terms, $10 down, prg‘fifli’gngflotffiomy FER. c}f‘?‘;’g 3150 per week; in perfect ‘order. The - i T h 3 able signs, gold and silver lstiers: big | = oui-Cadden Co, Norwich, Conn. jeid demand. Imperial Novelty Sign Co.,{ $215.00—A Chickering upright piano, St. Louis, Me. Je10d " | good as new: cost 3500; in splendii shape; terms, 5 down, $1.75 per week. YOU ARE WANTED ior government %3 # positions; 350 month; annual vacation: Thfizdnau ol Conn short hotirs; no “layoffs:’ common ed cation sufficient; over 12,000 appein $85.00 for a fine Chickering upright ments coming this vear; infinence un- | piano; just the thing for summer necessary; send postal lmmrdlately for lis: of positions epen. Franklin Insti- tute, Dept. 36-G, Rechester, N. A may19d home; terms, $10 do= The Plaut-Cadden Co., Jje3d 3, $31.50 per week, Norwich, Cenn. WANTED—OIQ feather beds. Best cash prices paid. Address C. ¥. Dick- inson, General Delivery, Norwich, Conn. maylld $200.00—Ludwig upright piane, used but 14 weeks; fine tone and beautiful mahogany case; terms, $10 down, $1. per week. The Plaut-Cadden Co., wich, Conn. je3d 39 Nor- LEARN AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS— Home lesscus: $25 weekly job guaran- teed; $10 weekly whlle learning. Rochester Auto School, 1816 Rochester. N. Y. apréd WANTES. Your sewing m ues, bicycles, lawn mowers and baby carriages ie repair. HUSLEY’S REPAIR SHOP. Open evenings. 237 Franklin Square. Ovar electric car station mayiod Cooks, Table Girls, Laundry and Kitchen Girls. J. B. LUCAS, Room 32 - - - Central Building FOR SALE. FOR SALE. Two houses with modern improv ments, near train and trolley, at Plai field. Inquire of W. P. Babenck, Plair fleld <. Babcock, 45 Main_ St, Norw jerd Will Exchange an 8 room house situated on Mc- Kinley avenue, with all medern cofiveniences and in geod repair, for a good farm not far from a troiley line. For particulars, in- quire FRANCIS D. Central Bldg., DONOHUE, Nerwich, Conn, FOR SALE Cottage of 7 rooms with mod- ern improvements, steam heat, large lot at 79 Fountain street, city. Will be sold cheap, terms easy. For all information- call TARRANT & CO., * Norwieh, Conn. on N. 117 Main St -ACRE FARM IN CONN. Three miles to Willimantic, 1 mile to R. R. statio near trolley. cottage large stock barn with basement. henhouse. shed etc.; aii buildinss es extra tii- jage. 15 ope ng spri ng apple Water ng fine young b ; head cattle. p: pigs and compleie | rarmmw toois Zoor. . Pric | Bletures ana = TRYCN'S AQ 100 hens. 3 wagons am so0'd week. $4.3uv e ——————————— —— — — LAIGHTON, The Photographer, Opposite Norwich Sa inzs Society. ll JA(KEL & CO cor. Market and Waler Stz. JOSEPH BBABFBBD Book Binder. Ziank Books Mads and Ruled to Ordar 108 SROADWAY. Telephons 35 Tel. 136 FOR SALE A ®00d organ terms, $5 down, $1 per week. Plaut-Cadden Co., Norwich, Conn. je T in per- fect order; cost new $150; special, $25; he 3d $230.00—A beautiful Steinway u right piano in perfect order; sweet to 7nd fine action- waek The Plaut-Cadden Co. - ne terms, $15 dewn, sz per Ilfiw buys the best uprlzht & Sou piano in beautiful case, fully guaranteed, ever offered this state: only used during April and Bach mahogany in WHITNEY’S AGEHGY, 227 Main $t., Franklin Square. Real Estate and insurance FOR SALE NEARBY FARM OF 12 ACRES, with good dweliing and barn, orchard, wood lot, etc. Price very low. STURTEVANT AVE., NO. ern dweiling, neariy new, all ments, in excellent neighborpood. terms to accommodate purchaser. ROOSEVELT AVE., NO. 65, NEAR the Bleachery, Greeneville, six cottage, with garden. Very low 644 MAIN ST., COTTAGE AND BARN, cellar, water closet, on two streets, cellent well. 18, MOD- ve- asy room large lot fremting city water and an ex- Very cheap. maysd FOR SALE SALE HORSES On Monday, June 12th, I shall have my eleventh car of Horses this seasor. Among them are biz drafters, general purpose chunks and several drivers. I have bought this lead myself and con- ‘Willlam Andrew Mackengis, in ton House Bhyme WHEN DE - an;“ SINGS. When de whi, nlr sings in de swamp willey ‘r 'Way down in ,:Fe ha'nted l-v groun’, En de little white staes threugh e - slim, leng -limbs. On the dark creek slyly look down— En dr ale cow lpws ter de lonesome En de bal&ed tree shadders stalk, Ef de w willer call right suddent sitarp, Dst's de sign dat de ghest gwinter walk. Den de water wakes up wide a whis- -perin’ sw! En de slim wilters rack en sigh, Zn de eve ob faith, ef it watch right sharp, Kin see when de ghost goes by. En deyv 'say ef de warnin's meant fer You; You kin hear de-death bell rings: En you know by -de creepy feel in vou' ac! When de sings. old swamp whip willer —Nashville Banner VIEWS AND VARIETIES May: terms, $10 dewn, %6 per montin. | sider them an un sually good lead. : i The Plaut-Cadden Co., Norwich, Conn. i3 ER Rgpmnm Aoy iteyinad 1428 BT Jeica “Pa. what is a_raconieus?’ “A ra- o’ Efln s:LE 0] REilTFEifl‘lh;;lr?lqm l contenr is man who will tell a ottage, ear ean 1 ethodisi & o1 y £ S S e T For Sale S T R S T . £ The old established printing business i o ’ F125.00 A zood uprighi plano, Tully | of the lats B, A. Stilmon, SHusted a1 | Bocweeh Tt of mespis nhe o e guaranteed; just ewehanged for player; |91 Main streei. Westerly, his | o Sy a A in good order; terms, $10 down, $1.50 | businéss consists of one 13x18 Jones- | Wlat they ceuld get out of the Cou per week. The Plaut-Cadden Co., Nor- | Gordon platen press with throw-off, Record free—Few - Yoric wich, Conn. je3dd lang fountaln, four chases; one §x12 with 10 down_ $2 per menth. Co., Norwich, Conn. rells of music terms, The Plaut-Cada je3d $0.00 for a fine Simplex piano plaver. 1 en BOATS built to order. Inquiries s licited. R. I Alex. C. Thompson, Westeri o- steriy, jeid "$85.80 for a good Pianola piano pla er; terms. $15 .down, $1.30 per The Piaut-Cadéen Co. jead week. $35.00 for good chance down, 36 per month. Co.. Norwich, Conn. Angelus piano plaver; for someone: terms, $ The Plaut-Cadd jezd B 10 en TOR SALE—EIght-room house, all moadern improvemants. Broad St. Attorneys a: Norwich. Conn. 1 W, FOR SALE. My nice driving outfit, consisting a blooded bay horse. weighing 13 vears old. bresd, safe for drive, goed readster: trimmed harnes: rubber tired bout. The whole eutfit cost me o vear age $450; will sell for $225. A dress Bex 66, Bulletin. Must be sol going away je8d anye: 1000 standard end cottage Appiy to Brown & Perkins, 22 Shetunket St of ae rubber runa- ae I Richmond Lace Works Stock For Sale at par 100.; the Company price is 110. Stock paying 7 per cent. Sanford Co., 49 Greene St., New York. may29MW For Sale at Niantic furnished, -room House, partly with 3-4 acres of land. Two bloc from electric and steam railroad st tion: faces sound and borders Niantic river; hotel or boarding house. This property be bought taken at onc Call or can if WILLIAM F. HILL, Norv zR Main cot ks a- on can be used as smali cheap nn: Old Establishe d Restaurant F@% SALE fapie Grove Av. ') Morwich, Ci. An Apartment of 8 Reoms and Bath in *The Huntington,” 170 Broadway. Apply to JAMES L. CASE, 40 Shetucket St, Norwich, Ct. THERE 1s no acvertising med m Eastern, Connecticut equfll to The Bul- letin for business resuits. ' P e e TS S e e e e e S T s S e i o Neclghert platen press, short fountain, overhead fixtures fer both presses; omc Little Giant water motor, No. 7; onc 32% inch Hero lever paper custer: onc 12 'inch Bim Citv card cutter. together with an assortment of the best type on the market; about 3300 worth of stock. the very best on the market. THis busi- ness will be sold at a very lew fi will lease the present quarteps for o number of vears atfa rental of $1Q per month. ure; Everything is ready to go to Westerly, R. 1. Four-tenement Heuse To Exchange For a Farm $33.80 per month. Will for $3,206. Terms $3990.68 cash. On All rented, sell balance to be paid with rent. mortgage at 5 per cent. This house brings $400. a vear: would pay yeu 12 per cent. interest. Located in center of Willimantic. Built in 1988, Address P. O. Box 318, Willimantie, Conn. A FINE SIX-ROOM COTTAGE in fine condition, with some improve- ments and a nice garden.. lecated on ~zr line for sale rzasonadly. E. A. PRENTICE. '"m»"r m. AT 'th Pol Vl'xl\' delicious beverage BRQAD BROOK FARM EGGS "MONEY LOANED Do he the best t the embrac- etier than the ‘Phone for 2 good team. MAHONEY BSROS,, Livery Stable. Fails Avenue. ~ On Exhibitien A fine assortment of the Lelest Styles in Millinery for Spring and Summer wear, at MRS, G. Ko. 32 F. C. ATCHISON, M. b, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Room 1, Second F} jr, Shannon mdl. Night 'phone 1083 ) P. STANTON’S, Shetucket St | ) Do you remember the oid smim - hote ‘e we learned to swim” and 4o the old fiving hole where we lesmea to fAv.”—Pitteburg Peoat. Rowling— { man’'s a famous eel- @peen—You maan witn—Any old Wind: miltonaire.~Juwdge. leetor of coi rare coins? ne’'s a multi- work. - Over $150 worth of work to be | Humpty Dumpiy sat on the wmil, done if business can be started in a few Up in the air abwout %8 feet: days. A rare chance to buy an estab- | Humpty got Wit by a high foul bail. ItI:hnd hx;sm§!s angl ml:‘ke _:n?‘ney from And wished he ad ¥ for a da- e stért Inspection invited. e Seashore property for roni and for o L e e A e sale: 100 buildi: sites o Atlantic Young Lady—New2r mind the laces aréan. prices Saw to $1,000. Bend fer | The panny is for the jittle boy. T like Wilcox's Farm Bulletin. 'Choice of 406. | nis smile. - Mother—Ah. yes, lidy. But WILLIAM A. WILCOX, vou should see his twopemmy sm¥e.- Real Estate Breker, London Opinion. No. 41 West Broad St, rooms.1 and 2,| Mrs. Doty. (reprovingly)—Mrs. En- peck told me today tBat her hwsban always k2eve her photographs on h office desk. Mr. Dotv—T guess that ex- plains why he's aye late getting home te dinner.— &, A ecritic says that if Poe iz today no . editor wenld his stpange, eird - qwn.u Briggs—Oh, weH. he could mg living designing women's hats. fos- ton Franscript. The Shertstep—Geing te try out that new ey for-the team? (‘ww —2 p)m‘imxte T hear® him s| plengpotentiagy. ervsipelas amé@ i7ig- ones rical T3knew he wouldn't ke no Jee Miller was um,Mn‘ his § Boek. “For posteriw Pn 3, 7 and r Lom- on’ Tit-Bitsvin m}pdl! % gw' Miller,.as we see, a sengvfi,‘ “T samw Mrs. éh‘lle early tHis morning qnd use en a badl nine.—Puck. exslained. with a wink, mor.—Chicage Trih R she was-on Rer way didn't know she wes in Yany Busines: “@h, xes; ffiu s been interested - in 3 eusiness.”"— Cathelic Standard and Times. “People can't expeot to got thing for nething~ said 3 made pblloavg “wv ages it. makes me_ sign a comn.ot tull vear whether T live flat or net. ‘ashington Star. MucH IN fi HE Paris has a mu.ou- of phonetiuse. ed, BN When para tma ape the gum hae inte stiffened, a spéries of la.p aceustomed to cut out’picoes rubber and carry thesmn awsw. Moles and the mele Mm‘ s same problem to regotiate ¥n A caves in the ground, se hewe and. an animal Dath Hewe shaped forelegs nl -shevel- !h and claws, is A curious professien for & that of a dinner taster. wm duct of ., Parisian refin spends a portion of each day vufl; | houses and, tasting Ilq{x‘ She suggests m:m‘nv and. the eook new ways of es. A Reuter telegram w Chili, states that repres French capitalists have suseribed 7,- 000,000 pesos in- shares of the 'I‘k of the Republic. The capital of bank will amounf -to 14,000006 peses and the reserve fund to 3,0”0. pe- sos. There ‘s -a’ steady. Increase Hhe moving-pieture film business land. The almost umanimous opimion among the big men in the trade is that there ‘is still plenty of reom fer high-class fiims. Especially is in true of American_films which are far the miest popular. An. Indlan trade paper that shark catchiug in the mm Ocean and the lower liugi can be mede a profi le - industry. when Indians get ready to enng;ge ‘in it The that the skins and ars able commodities, while' the etch abeut 2§