Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 16, 1911, Page 8

WARMER. 'WHAT 1S GOING ON TONIGHT and motion pictures at the tures ai the Breed The- ‘Academy Musical Club Concert Fost, No. 1. G. & R, meets morial. 7 svee. Sick Benefit Society -?‘l nia Hall. “!‘M Norwich, No. 63, F. of A meets in Poresters” [1ail, S . ntonomo Counc h'fln. 30, O. U. AL * M, meets ln 1. Bealionary Engineers Asso- ciation, No, 6, meets in 1 Block. S Major K. £ Griswold Command. No. 6. Spanish War Veterans, meets n Armory. CONCERT AT ACADEMY. Musical Club’s Sixth Annual, Assisted by Glee Clubs! . As auxiliary to the confert tonight at Slater Memorial hall by the Acad - my Musical club, the numbers by tie - three student organizations which a: sist will furnish a particularly attra tive fsature of the programme. These will be the following: Cradle Song. Brahms, Mammy's Little Pumpkin Colored Coons, Hillman-Perrin, the Girls’ Glee club, led by Miss FEthel Spalding; selections, The Jibers: A Cheer and a Song, A Medley, th> By’ Gilee elub, led by Merwyn L. Aultma ANNOGNCEMENTS % BREED 7HEA‘TEH. Tost and Won is the title of the big feature film at the Breed this week. and a most remarkable film, from the fact that it deais with life at the matural ol wells at California. A young easterner is refused the hand of a wealthy voung lady. because of his inck of means, and this arousing his ire, he starts west, vowing to make his mark in the world before return- ing. Many exceedingly fine views of the ol fndustry ars shown, including the drilling, and ail of the interesting points up to the final point, where the Xreat gusher ix seen spouting many feet into the air. this being followed By views of the measuring of the flow the great sea of oil, and several niher views, one showing the manufacture of a motion picture, and the scene in the picture house where the pleture is being displayed. It is in the picture theater that the young easterner finds his old sweetneart, through her acting for this motlon picture, her father hav- ing lost his money, she is compelled 1o resort to acting for the support of herselt_and her father. The Biograph picture is entitled The Crooked Road, and is a great sto of sntemperance, with a strong mor perb acting and *‘e'll»n(hd photography. FELLOWSHIP MEETING at At Frankiin on Flag Day—Topic “My Brother's Keeper’—Hersafter Meet- ings May Be Limited to Three a Year—Churches to Decid: A fellowship meeting of the churches of Bozrah. Exeter, Frankiin, Goshen, T.ebanon and Norwich Town was held at the Comgregutional church in Frankln on Wednesday. It being Flag day, flags were dis- played In the church and In the town ‘hall, where at noon the Franklin ladies served an ample Tunch. f Much interest was manifested in the discussions and good fellowship abounded. Rev. C. H. Peck of Hanover was moderator, and in presenting the theme of the day, My Brother's Keeper, urged : the need of a large increase In the membership of the Church of the Good Samaritan Rev. H. A. Beadie w2lcomed the vis ftors. saying that as it is easier to cor- rect a disarranged toilet after one sees the disorder in a mirror than when in- formed of it by the family, he hoped | the programms would be a mirror showing ail present the needed rear- rangements In the practice of brother- lness. The Elder Brother. Rev. Marcus Burr discussed the (0, Today's EMesr Brother—the Eternal Christ. He laid special emphasis upon the saving and helping power of Christ. Not Superficial Brotherhood. Rev. J. Park consdered Br hood S Deep and Deeper. showsd that brotherhood that is more | than skin deep generously reaches out to_those In need, especially in evan- gelis rt, and in ths suppression of the drink evil. The Lifters. Rev. A. F. Earnshaw of Mystic spolu on the toric Brothers as Elevators and Other Lifting Apparatus. As men. he said, find it hard to lift themseives above the morality of the group or hrotherhood to which they belong. the: need to belong to the Christ brothe: hood. General Aiken's Address. The vacancy caused by the of Rev. G. H. Ewing was Gen. William A. Aiken of Norwich. speaking of Big -Brothers Not on tha Church Roll, General Aiken said that ‘raternal organiAitions, trades union and socialism could teach the church the valwe of a mutual helpfulnéss n which all generously sacrific m- selves to promote the good of each and each gives himself to prom. Zood of all Closed the Discussion. Rev. C. A. Northrop ciosed the ssion with an appeal for the earnest Practice of brotherhood by each on n the immediate neighborhood | which he finds himse Mr. Northrop's ed by an anthem Abide With Me. closing pray was by Rev. John Thompson of the Norwich Town Methodist church The conference took important action when it voted to limit the meetings (o three a year. The ministers of the six ehurches were siected a committes (o arrange the order In whicli the rei es should entertain the conference Three Meetings a Y. Since this action has been taken it Jias been proposed to submit the mat- ter of the change to three meetings a year to the churches for their indi- Vidual consideration and action, the results of which may be discuss:d . the next fellowship meeting. To Lunch at Parsonage. For a full consideration of the com- parishes the six mon interests pf the six ministers and deacons of the churches have been invited to Tun at the Franklin parsonage next Tues day. LEBANON PUPILS Who Will Receive Diplomas June 22 from Supervisor F. W. Barber. Supervisor Frank W. Barber will | at the C ter schoolhouseson Leban straet on the afterncon of Thursda June 22, at 3 o'clock, to present diplo- mas of homorable standing to the tol- fowing puplls, who have satisfactorily completed the requirements for recom mendation to high sche Delia Ar strong. Ralph Blukeslee, Paul Hiakes Jes, Sigme Borgeson, Mildred Cumi- 1oings, Willlam Cummings, Kate Gold blait, Herbert Hoxle Hattie King Ax- nes mb, Louls evine, Samuel Le vine, Bdward Mason, Royee lLoomls in Skowlund, Celia Stuty, Herman Stutz, Ruby Sweel. Following is a list of those pupils who have takon the necessary exam inations but whose reporis have not )'I heen received: Edward McCail “Ulara, Winer. Waiter Mabonev, Flora y throp. Spe- o4 z d the raids, the men hac inting veas s o L Selutely inmocent of the charge of onOn printed the tickets there, | Brooklyn Woman Testified That Lon- | murder in the second degree, on which ought them to the Chicazo head- don Woman Was the Medium. Sicavas conrvioted rters, and sold them to street car = luctors on the Cleveland street| Alfred, Me, June 15—Spirit mes-|A NAVAL BATTLE IN agos transmitted by “Jo Jo.” a LONG ISLAND SOUND In the course of the year, it is charg- | wealthy London woman. interested in =l ed. fully 1,000,000 tickets on the Cleve- Indian mysticism, to Mrs. Ole| Naval Militia to Be Given Taste of land lines were sold' by the two men, | Bull, widow- of the great violinist, and War il fits, according to the detectives, nces to visions which Mrs. Bull N divided equally between the car| experienced. were some of the thin e : LAPS el ashinston, June 15—The naval mi- ws that took part in the plot and | testified to today by Mrs. Edith Swa- [, Was s L the men who printed the tickets. nander of Brookiyn. = Who-was ‘on | s 9E Enesatlantlc coustiatates wil ot > ean thod of the after, | be &iven & taste of “war, in thelr BIRDMEN FLY AROUND noon_in_the hearing of the contested | SinMEr practice, July 15 to 2 ne will of Mr e e Drobace count | Atlantic torpedo’ fleet and the naval DOME OF STATEHOUSE . militia_vessels will “defend” Narra- Sl “I “During sit by Bull to Mrs. | Bansett bay and the eastern entrance i i i ok Tl el . "% | of Long Island sound against an at- Ouifiaon: CoveyssMistance Jr-Sos Bhiles ) Huve: du it \prookiy 8 | tack by the battleship fleet from July s o R et McLoua of | 18 fo Juls. 20 This will be an inno- - oh sthect. Bekloy Shone vation to the milittamen, designed to Waltham June1s—Tro spec. s i Bapat 2o B b 1| train them in the art of coast defense dome signalized tha | One note contained messages purpori- [ Whiclh would be their role in time of Metz aviation meet here | in€ to have been received from a Dr.|War .- oo s ; = L. Ovingion in a seventv | Cov who had died several vears| ItIsintended to make the Pt e e Y MU | Dreclbuaty 10 adl an annual feature of militia drills. A ol Tomopiie Tiew D e Phese separate mes. | the conclusicn of the battle of Narra- iviaten field Lo Bostam all } o ee «ovo sini e from Dy Coultes | ganaétt - pay tie militia Swill’he faken R o thaiatente S Dot 19, and oheh word is nis 1| te Gardiner bay, L, I, for target prac- 7 the Caviation sehool at Spantum, | AMERICANS KILLED = ;;Specm ;o’ The E]u_xneun.é z who flew from the Scene of the Har ashington, June 15. — Senator ard Boston aero meet of last 1 AT ALAMO, MEXICO. | prandeges presented in the senate a over center of Boston, tilted his | o g .| memorial of th> Business Men's asso- Burzess-Wright biplane on end in cir- | Turbulence and Anarchy Said to Reign | ciation of the city of Norwich remon- cling three times about the statehouse in That Section. strating against the establishment of me, and then sped away to W: — a parcels post. He also presented a | for an’ vrannounced visit to Washington, Jime 13—Two smeri- | memorial of local Ditision No. 1, A. 0 ¢ jon meet on Metz field E ster and Patrick Glen- | H. of Jewett City, remonstratng A e Me: inst the ratification of the proposed . the American vice arbitration with Greac they are to be awarded diplol pervisor Barber has invited and friends of the pupils to be on the 22d. % THE INHOSPITALITY OF ORPHAN ASYLUMS. Judge Howard Uses Case of Mrs. M ber as Text. . could only give the name of one contributer, and that was the Con- necticut_grange, which had voted the league $400. : Jir. Healex said his organization had not only voted $400 to tha Postal league. but had appropriated the sum of $3.000 for the use of the officers in making a fight for this proposition. He and the others with him spoke for the farmers of Coupecticut, favorins the immediate passage of the Sulz Eill Su- parents present | NORWICH LiNE The water way — the uunnm.n. way Gf traveling. Steamers City of Lowell and Ches- ter W. Chapin—sate, staunch vessels ikat have every comfort and conven- ience ior the waveler. - A delightiui voyage on o Island Sound and a superb view won- derful skyline and wateriront of Ne York. _ Stcamer leaves New London o merkdays onlys duc Pier. oot of © 270 Strest .45 a.m. (Monday gucepied) and Pler 40, North River, 2. m, Fare Norwich 10 New York $1.80 Write or telephone W.J. PHILLIPS, Agent, New London. Conn. Albany, N. Y., June 15.—The inhos- aitality of ‘orphan asylums as diselos- ed in the recent trial of Mrs. Edith Melber, who was convicted in thisfeity of the ‘murder of her child by sfving him carbolic acid, was severely crit- icised st might by Supreme Court Justice Haward, “presented a condition before the graduating class of nurse: at the Troy hospital. The inhospitality of orphan asy s disclosed to me in a recen r trial at which [ presided,” said Howard, “presentes a condition grave that I am amazed that it| uld ex: A woman was on trial (or slaying her child. She had been somewhat wayivard, but was a frail, feeble minded, consumptive creature. | Her Iickless, cheerless, hapless llf»» found her a_widow before she wag 23. | Her child, after going from pillar te | make post, was finally thrown back for sup- | take port’ upon her hands. She worked & ; a domestic and- earned little money. 1t was in the dead of the winter when the days were shortest and when COOK PREFERS DEATH = .TO LIFE IMPRISONMENT | Directs Counsel to Make No Effort to Have Sentence Commuted. Springfield, Mass., Junme 15.—Edwi Ceok, wito was yesterday sentenced to death for the murder of Herbert E. White. a Ludlow farmer. on February 13, prefers death to life imprisan- ment, and will make no effort to have the sentence commuted, This is in- dicated in_the following letter to his counsel, Wallace R. Heady “Dear S 1 have thought things over carefuily and bave decided that 1 will go before the Great Judge who and who does not New York CHELSEA LINE Fare $1.00 Freight and passenger service direct ty and from New York. From Norwich Tuesdays, Thurs- s. at 5.15 p. m. New York, Pier 22, East River, foot Rooseveit Street, Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, at 5 p. m. Freight received until 5 p. m. C. A. WHITAKER, Agent. hank you for what you have done me. You have done the best you ,«uuh and if there had been any jus- | tice done 1 would have gone free, for nights were black and cold that | God ows 1 did not mean to do what topk ner baby by the hand and led | I have done: so 1 am not afraid to to an phan asylum but thé! die as I would be if I had meant to closed against her and [do jt. ? she was forced to seek shelter else- The onl thing I can say is f wl he went to a neighboring city | God to forzive them who lied against and there sought out another orphan me. And it 'was meant to be so we Tum. But again the doo were | cannot )‘.‘ it, let them give me ainst her, and out into the ! my freedom, which belongs to me. he darkness and the cold [ Mother ~onsiders my feeiings and sa; and-“her waif turned her feeis the same as I do, and that distraction and despair. | vou'd rather see me dead than-in he killed-her baby and left | e ior years, only to die anyway. upturned to the bmn,z} “Those who lied against me will the him night in That night his little face Blasts of winter; and she is now her-| have (o admit it before they die, or| self a convict for life. nothing can save them from hell. God “Had there been warmth and char-| help them; they don't know what they | slggnd Your Vacation in ¥ and hospitality and good cheeer|are doing. and kind words and encouragement | 1 have asked for help from above for these forlorn wanderers at either | to help me decide. and have decided slum the shocking tragedy would | to teil vou not to try to get the go SWEPT BY COOL OCEAN .mM 1ree L An’ Ideal Sea Trip to the Mos B! Shimmrer Kexort a- the World, Tt to egmimute t have been enacted.” 2ha ol it is For the best, and oblised, 1 | Fvers oltioor reereation. 'Sea Haih MANY FAIR GRADUATES Sipcerdly vours. oSt of furquoise :a?z"m x§mh'?‘;z'-'§|§' 1:500 Mile Superd 9. York street At AN IFICENT, PASE, TWIN SCREW L Transatlastic Liner “OCEANA” SMALLPOX SYMPTOMS 4,000 Tons Displacement: 53 ft. Lon Fastest, Most Luzuri>us and the onxv‘rmu"sfv FROM DOUBLE VACCINATION. | Fiut Ciase Proconger Steamer to. | PIRST-CLASS ROUND TRIP. HAVE SUCCUMBED TO CUPID. Eorinefieid, Ma Wellesley's Record Shows Education No Hindrance to Marriags. ston, June 15.—The higher educa- B Gon of wommen 15 proving 4 distinet | Providence Man Was Seculiarly Sus- | elaipg stateroom berth & meals uP ceptible to Vaccin - FOR SALE. ~HOUSEKEEFER WANTED for fam i1y of tWo; ref ‘Box 2! { wo; references. Box 262 Brook- lyn, WANTED A voung 1ady to act as stenographer amd assist in the clerical duties in a mill located near Provi- dénce, R. I In applying give age and 11 | “PSfience. . Address X. Y. Z. Bulletin. WANTED_Six or seven Jersey or Guernsey Cows, Address terms, ete., to Emil Déshefy, Yantle, R, D.,2. - jél5d FOR SALE—350 for one hea far; R svie s5 i pa e S bugey and light harness. mearly mew. S o Wakey A e. TO RENT Store and tenement ai 274 Central Ave. shoem: Y | Mueller, Taftville. fine lower tenement. large yard. 5 . 10 RENT. very _suitable o Inguire at premis s T RENT—Penobscot St. cor. Rock, aker. Fanning, No. 31_Willow St Bt o L Bl e TR e TO RENT—For 0fAize rooms or SHop. FOR SALE OR TO RENTSeashore coitages along the Commecticul ognn. C. M. Post, Westbrook, Conn. JE2FMW. - WANTED—A good, competent womia for general house duties; no laundry work. Inquire 86 CHff St jeide FOR SALE—A small printing offic cheap if bought at once. Adaress C., Bulletin_Co. jelsd WANTED—To buy some _standing grass_in large . quantities. Telepho or write J. C. Hafner, Norwich Tows Ct. - jeisd WANTED At _once, a competent cook to go to Eastern Point for the summer. ~Apply evenings at 280 Broad- way. jeldd WANTED Plain Norwlich Steam Laundry. jel4d WANTED—Sabesthan and coellector by Singer Sewing Maech. Co. Small salary and commission. Cail 48 Main St., CIty. je13d g WANTED At Backus Hospital. a girl for kitchen'work; also a ward maid. Je13d WANTED—All motorcycle riders to call at the Fiying Merkel Motorcycle Headquarters, Sachiem Park (evenin oniy). for demonstration Of the worlds premier motoreycle. with ball bearing motor and spring frame. Jelzd ironer. VEGETABLE PLANTS—To clear out, second_floor Pellett plock, wich Savings Society. seaso; Isiand, landings, more. next Not- may22ME FOR RENT—To rent for the summer .a small tenement on Fishers pleasantly located, near. two room for three perlgs For particulars, address Box xl, Fisher's Island, New York. will sell about 2,000 Early_Jewel and Livingston's Beauty, also 300 potted Earlianias, at a low figtre. Plenty of celery, cabbage, brussels sprouts and caulifiower plants atter June 20. F. E Peckham, East Side. Tel. 1012, jeidd FOR SALE_Three new milch cow. Tel. 634-5. jeldd FARM FOR SALE—200 acres, 1 mile from Preston bridge, known as Sholes homestead. Enquire of Edith Maine, Route No. 1, Norwich. jel4d 3376 BUYS A BUICK automobile, passenger, 22 top. two exira tires, tools, etc. 'A. . Bianchette. 24 Main St Willimantic, Conn. _ jei3d AUTO FOR SALE ai a_pargain— Stanley steamer runabout, $35. Write | Box 103, So. Coventry, Coun. _ jei2d FOR SALE Chester White pigs. H. Wilcox, Yantic, Conn. “Phone 354 e, P. 78 WANTED—A ziri for general house- work at the Ocoum Boarding. House ez WANTED—Raw sHk winders and ex- perienced spoolers. Apply at once to Hammond-Knowlton Co.;. Putnam, Conn. e16. WANTED _Girl for waitress, at Day Kimball Hospital, Putnam, Conn. Ref- erence required. Jetod AGENTS MAKE 500 PER CENT. profit_seliing our novelty and change- able signs, gold and silver leiters; big demand. Tmperial Novelty Sign Co. St. Louis, Mo. jelod YOU ARE WANTED for government positions: $50 month; annual vacations; short hotirs: no “layofls;” common edu- cation sufficient; over 12,000 appoinc- Chicago Raids Reveal Mail Order Bus- | A féw days later Azuez began ‘o inserting a cooy of this order once in i ibit prono d & oms of s e he Norwich Morning Bulletin, 2 news- e e exhibit pronounced symploms of small | paver having a circulation In aaid Dis- . 2o T e ot on ane 2, trict. and that return be made to this Chicago. June 15.—A mail order | Field’s Point hospita ol business in cotnterfelting street It is now belleved that the man did CALVIN A. SNYDER. tickets was uncovered last night in|not have smallpox. but that he was Judg vo raids in South Side residence dis- DP‘! &l 5 lfl]lr‘*““'"[“ F‘| lh'! \'3'% ne ricts. J. Farris, a conductor on| with which he was inoculated in New 3 & the Tllinois yal railroad, is undes | Bedford and that this caused a close | Sum, not exceeding $10.000" as com- arrest brother, William L.|simulation of the symptoms of the to John Henry Chance of “arri an_employe of the road, | disease. h Boston, for unlawful imprison- s a fugitive. They arce charged with - ment. ! i ¥ i Chance was recently pardoned by being the leader; he con 8 3 3 Ateorting o & aetective agency that| L ESSAGES VIA Governor Foss, after ne had“served 12 “JO JO” TO MRS. OLE BULL. on the ground that he wa: Favor a Parcels Posta to The B nada, in reporting the state department, adds tin.) Vashington, June 15.—L. H. Healey is_dangero: rbulence at Jf North Woodsteck. master of the . The Mexicans causing the Connecticy grange, C. H. Pot- | troubic were to a greal extent recruit- ter of Woodstock, J. H. Hale of Glas- | o in the United States. he says, some heinz reported to be nafuralized Amer- tonh ind . F. Rlakeman of Strat For Infants and Children, ican citizens. | srd wer: hefore the sub-committee o the house committee on postoffices and | _The state has reminded = poutro terday afternoen at . the Nexicar nt that some nugh fRrnd (o sOiant s s, sime | The Kind You Have Always Bought the astablishinent of a parcels post as | ican {roops 1o c American terri- Proposed in the so-calld Sulzer bil. | tory with a view to the reestoration | Bears the Secretary James L. Cowles of the | Of peace and order in Lower Californa, | Signatu.e of > Postal: Piagiees = Tongtié - ooadembed fo | oL is now depending upon S mittee 4 it of over 100 mon- | Mexice to make these ovirages im- turers and business firms who had | possible pane on rat pboTters. Of the — br.d. W. HOLMS, Deniisi ANTI-TRUST CASES movement. he list hore th!o names of Shannon Building Annex, Room A. fony Connecticut firms—Reggsen & 1 2 't Pitts Manufacturing company of New AFFECTED BY DECISTON.| Thlephons 5= sasd Haven, S, E. Horton Machine compar.y 2 3 - e Evidence Not Given Under Oath is Windsor Loc H. H. Jackson of p - idgeport and Warner Brothers' com- Made Admissible. MONEY LOANED ny of Watches, Jewelry Bridgeport. B o» Diamonds The hearing. was openad by Repre-{ Washington 15.—Several im- | ana Securities of any kind at the sentative Sutzer. who. explained his | portant anti-irust actions which mos st Rates of Interest. An olg pomtative. Salaer e CRElaIned i ageinst . comcerna . winer | [ =cablished fom € deal with committee to the fact that an Ameri- | have becn investiguted by the buren: R A R can in London could send an 11-pound | 0f corporations may be seriously a s - Sach D e mome | fected b two Teeent dacisions <of the 142 M Seceet, Upstaiv, supreme court No o in this country for on>-third less than he could send the same package fron jal of the department of jus- New York, and then he would have to | tice is yet ready to =ive an interpre- cut the packize yp into three hefore the situation, but it appes things, und . predicle they would | been. given to the commissioner uf found in op) o mieasure. | corporations not hnder cath or in r Cpreseniati o Naryling | spenSo th & sibyosia : GEDULgdG s et hetore 1he cominiiteaand ers oI, 868 77 Cedar Street Viated e 10 i SR 1= Droposst | TO PAY INNGGENT MAN : FOR HIS IMPRISONMENT.| | ¢ coant. 5 reessim stree: expr e FC na Gc and the J. success as the first step in matrimo : o Besi Cuiting " on the_Atisntic ments coming this year: influcnce un- ot ey Collie, s a0 i = | iedieicTandin Svers Toorn. Mant staterooms with | necessary: send postal Immediately for . ot it i annig rovidence, June 15, Manusl Agues, ‘"I,’,fii%fi.fifi:‘m?flfi?fifimfiiflfiu lis of positions open. Franklin Insti- Hehg Eathred AnORE yeur 0l Cape Verder who was | fnest promenade dock In the world. Orchestra; | tute, ‘Dept. 16-G, Rochester. ¥ the class of 1911. Each member of the | $°0¢ ot b E;“”;] 1::;&;;:(2’1';:: Bermuda sesmer with mbmarine slensls. - | =L senior class equired on her honor | June 2. beiieve o suf IS i covering expenses, four WANTED—OIld feather beds. Best e e e ot erngens | mattpox. was discharged from et | ¥ OURS Serefoly et S | cath ‘prices paid. Adirers & F. DItk to her nmame. The results thus_far | WSUtution vesterday. it having been | Sif i, Grives cto.” at tota cost.of I8 UP | iison. General Delivers, Norwich, Conn. w that Harvard, Amherst, Wil- | 3scertained that he is not afflicted with |'Beautitul booklet, Itiperary, Tickets, etc.. af | s, Princeion, Bowdoin ana Conim_ | e discise, byt that double vaceing | Bermada-Ktaade Lire, 500 Biwar, N ¥ | —TEARN AUTOMOBILE BUSTNESS b hold fi honors in successfully | on produced symptoms similar to Home lesacus; $25 weekly job guaran- ctorming the Wellesley girls' Hearts. . | those of smallpox. 5 i{“k; 310 weekly Jhile” learning. Amot e engagements announce | sz »:;:-\‘\’;;a:n\{)\\\m country on LEGAL NOTICES. Roofiester Auto Schaol, 1516 Rochester. the following: Miss Gladys Platten, T New Bealget s Fo York, to Arthur Craig, Prince- S “vaccitated: opon Arrival: st that AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD = WANTED. Z ton, 11; Miss Gladys Best, Brooklyn, t. but the vaccination apparently | ¢ North Stonington. within and for the | . Sewing machines, bicycles, umbrellas, to Alexan@ler Clinton Chase, Brooklyn: | Gid not “take. He came to Previ-| District of North Stonington, on the k’f.\s and locks to repair: “Noldering, O e, B roapmors. | dence on May 25, going to the house | 14th day of June, 1911, shears and saws sharpened. We repair ; i, Rmest. | Where his brother is livine This house | Proseni_CALVIN ‘A, SXyDER. Judge | STrVing Dros postal, o Alemdnder | is adjacent to the-one in which the first | \_Estate of Saran & Maine, late of | o ., RURES SRS SROT, . 1 aniversity ;. K atient to be stricken with smallpox | Yo7t Stonington. inmys ot e 170 Je15a i IiL, to Henry | in_ Providence lived, and: who was = Amniniatdtfcen hatirk owlude -~ e hmd Mist Biten D | taken to the Fizld's Point institution | written apolication to said Court, in ganecker, Bttty o "la few days before Aguez began io|accordance with the statute, for an w t d f th SI\ Biiganeoker DIteis U8 Balph RN | S, o yituiie b the disease “derof sale of tne whoie of the al | W ANTEA TOr the ore g I IR SE ¢ S immediately upon. the Atsebyery. of [iextake deactibed therol .;;;’T“_“mn = s . WHOLESALE COUNTERFEITING |Silve's condition. the health oficial | o35 as tne Probate Offiee in. North | /C00ks, Table Girls, - Laundry and vaccinated the residents throughout | SE8T 2 1S, PIReaiS DIGCS 15 JONY | Kijenen Girts. é OF STREET CAR TICKETS | that naishborhood, ARucz among the | 1915, at .30 o'clogk in the afternogn; Bk —— rest. and that notice thereof be given by e ¥ Room 32 - - - WANTED — IMMEDIATELY 25 two-horse teams to work at new eservoir. Ten hours, $5.00. The Retrossie Co. R. F. D. No. 2, Norwich, Conn. Tel. 615-3. jun16d Central Building FOR SALE—A fine Henry F Milles upright piano. $189; terms, down, 1.50 ‘per_week; in perfect order. The laut-Cadden Co., Norwich, Coni. je2d $215.00—A Chickering upright piano, g00d as new; cost $500: in splendid shape; terms, $15 down, $1.75 per week. The Plaut-Cadden Co.; Norwich. Conn! Je: 355,00 for & fine ChicKering upright pian t the thing _for, summer Bome; tdims, 310 dors 515 'per meok. The Flaut-Cadden, Co.’ Norwieh, Conn: o3 $200.00—Ludwig upright piano, used but 14 weeks; fine tone and beautiful mahogany case; terms, $10 down, $1.50 per week. The Plaut-Cadden Co., Nor- wich, Conn. jezd FOR SALE_A 3ood organ jn per fect order; cost new $150; special, $25; terms, 36 down, 31 per week. The Plaut-Cadden Co, Norwich, Conn. je3d #230.00—A beautiful Steinway up- right piano in perfect order: sweet tone and fine action: terms, 515 down, $2 per week. The Plaut-Cadden Co. eza $152.00 buys the best upright Bach & “Son piano in beautiful mahogany gase. fully guaranteed, ever offered in his state: only used during April and May; terms, $10 down, $6 per monti. The Plaut-Cadden Co., Norwich, Conn, jead OR SALE OR RENT—Eight-room itage, near Bean Hill Methodist church.’ Inquire A. W. Lillibridge, City. Jeld $126.00_A 2004 upright_piano, fully guaranteed; just exchanged for player in good order; terms, $10 down, $1.; per Week. The Plaut-Cadden Co., Nor- wich, Con: Jedd $90.00 for 5 fine Simplex piano plaver, with 10 rolls of music; _terms, $15 down_ $8 per month. The Plaut-Cadden Co.. Norwich, Conn jezd - BOATS built fo order. Inquiries so- licited. Alex. C. Thompson, Westerly, Rk jeid $65.00 for a good Pianola piano play- er: terms, $15 down, $1.50 per week. The Plaut-Cadden Co. je3d 83500 for, Angelus plano plaver: £00d chance for someone; terms, $10 down, $6 per month. The Plaut-Cadden Co., Norwich, Conn. esd FOR SALE—EIght-room cottage house. all modern improvements. 163 Broad St. Apply to Brown & Perkins, Attorneys ‘at Law, 22 Shetuoket 3t., Norwich, Conn. STENOGRAPHER WANTED who speaks both English and German; to substitute two weeks. No objec- tion to a beginner who wants the practice. Address, in own handwrit- ing, STENOGRAPHER, care of Bulle- tin’ Co., Norwich juni6éd FOR SALE. FOR SALE. Two houses with modern improve- ments, near train and trolley, at Plain- field. Inquire of W. P. Babcock. Plain- field, or T. E. Babcock, 45 Main St, Norwich, jerd Will Exchange an 8 room house situated on Mc- Kinley avenue, with all modern conveniences and in good repair, for a good farm not far from a trolley line. For particulars, in- quire FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, Central Eldg., Norwich, 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 casy. For ail information call ‘on N. TARRANT & CO., 117 Main St. Norwich, €onn. FOR SALE. My nice driving outfit, consisting of a “blooded bay horse. weighing 1000 pounds, 13 years old, standard and registered breed, safe for anvone to drive, good roadster; rubber trimmed harness: rubber tired runa- hout. The whole outfit cost me one year ago 5450; will sell for $225. Ad- dress Box 65, Bulletin. Must be soic; soing away. jesd For Sale at Niantic 21-room House, partly furnished, with 3-4 acres of land. Two blocks from ctric and steam railroad sta- tion faces sound and borders on Niantic river; can be used as small hotel or boarding. house. This property can be bought cheapn if taken at once. Call or address WILLIAM F. HILL, 218 Main Street, Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE $3,500 Wiil Buy a Gottage of eight rooms with all modarn conveniences and a fine barn if taken before July 1st. JAMES L. CASE, 40 Shetucket Street, Norwich, Ct. Old Established Restaurant For Sale s Centrally located. Will sell at great sacrifice. Cause, ill health- Apply PECK'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY, 132 Spring Street, Willimantic. Conn. or Rex Restaurant, Cash Register for $29. Records any sale from lc to $20.00. A detail adder throws® open door and rings bell. All the one operation of pressing down key of record. 22 inches high, 19 inchos wide, 17 inches deep. A. C. BLANCHEFTE, 824 Main Street, Willimantic wnd ieir addition to the posts] : ¥ Whii mte (e RS pogition in Massachusetts Legislature | -, UURSTTS 8 SO0 (O he mar ssident Beach. of the P to Give John H. Chance $10,0000 | "0 Progrezs leane and the editor of T = 5 * pizs Selentific American, when - asked by e I Renresetutive | Tiogps vou want w0 pat vour bust- the chairman where the league se- wiurvport. presented a pe- | ool Her Z0 Tpubic, there 13 no me- cured the money (o carry on ther use today for legisla- | gium better than “"amd‘ h,[h. advertis- | Just and reasonable " ing columns of The campaign for, postal reforms, said he tion o allow AUTOMORILE. STATIC.S. 8. 3. Coit, 6 Otis Street. Automobtle &ad Bicycie Eepairing. unn.l - Ih-\-n work. Jm To Rent An Apartment of 8 Rooms and Bath in “The Huntington," T 170 Broadway. Apply to JAMES L. CASE, 40 Shetucket St, Norwich, Ct. F. C. ATCHISON, M. D., PHYSIGIAN AND SURGEON, Room 1, Second Ik r, Shannon Bldg. Night 'phone 1083 Face and Sealp Man- sage. Corns removed witheut pain. uus. . 8. UNDERWOO] g sL >lm«l|’-'uy' and bath at No. FOR RENT—Cottage of six rooms 5 Washington place, Apply to C. M. Hutzler, 100 Main St. Jjelsa without board, 52 Main Street. TO RENT—_Furnished rooms, with or je1za rocm, Metropolitan House, VERY DESIRABLE double or single with or without board, at the 116 Main Street. jegd TO RENT—Desirable upper flat oL six rooms, latest improvements, famiiy aduit. North Main_St. K. and attic at No. 162 Well of never-failing water with pump Town St. Apply on_premises. No. 163 City. jesd FOR RENT Desirable flac. 6 rooms. bath, steam heat, Laurel Hill Ave. C. I Burpham, Salem Road. Tel. 816-3. may23d TO RENT—Tenement of seven room: at 55 Franklin Stree Inquire at The Eulletin Office. dezd FURNISHED ROOMS—Bath and gas King House, 50 Main St. mayl6d FOR RENT—_House of seven rooms West Town St. in house. Inquire L. J. Saxton, 73 West mayizd FURNISHED ROOMS, all modern con- veniences, 35 Union St.'Telepnone 834 1. apr WHITNEY’S AGENCY, 227 Main 8t., Franklin Square. Real Estate and Insurancs FOR SALE NEARBY FARM OF 12 ACRES, with 00d_dweliing and barn, orchard,’ wood ot, etc. Price very low. STURTEVANT AVE., NO. 18, MOD- ern dwelling, nearly new, all improve- ments, in excellent neighborhood. Easy terms’ to accommodate purchaser. ROOSEVELT AVE., NO, 65, NEAR the Bleachery, Greeneville, six room cottage, with garden. Very low. 644 MAIN ST., COTTAGE AND BARN, ceilar, water cioset, large ot fronting on two streets, city water and an ex- cellent well. Very cheap. maysd FOR SALE. BEST 60-ACRE FARM IN CONN Three miles to Willimantic, 1 mile to R. R. station, near trolley. cotiage house, large stock barn with basement, henhouse, sheds. icehouse, etc ali buildinzs' A No.'1; 30 acres extra tl lage, 15 open pastre, 15 acres valuab; woodland, running spring water, 125 fine young bearing apple trees, with 16 head cattle, pair harses, 100 hens. 3 pigs and complete lie of wagons dnd arming_ tools. Milk or cream sold at Zoor. 'Price if =old this week, $4,300. Pictures and lists. TRYON’S AGENCY, Willimantie, Conn. SALE HORSES On Monday, June 12th, T shall have my eleventh car of Horses this season. Among them are big drafters, general purpose chunks and several drivers. 1 have bought this load myself and con- sider them an unusually good load. ELMER R. PIERSOSL e10d Oak Show Cases! 8 feet long for $7. Apply to A. C. BLANCHETTE, 824 Main Street, For Sale The old established printing busine: Willimantic of the late B. A. Stillman, situated 91 Main street, Westerly, R. T business consists of one 13x19 o Gordon platen press with throw-off. long fountain, four chases: one $x1% Neckhert platen press, short f overhead fixtures for both pre Little Glant wat X motor, 223 inch Hero lever paper o 12 fneh Blm City card cutter, together with an assoriment of the best type fhe market: about $300 worth of st the Very best on the market. This bui ness will be soid at a very low figh will lease the present quariers for 4 number of years at a rental of $10 pe: month, Everything is ready 1o go in work. Over $150 worth of work (o be done if business can be started in a few days. A rare chance to buy an estab- lished business and’ make money from the start. Inspection invited. Seashore property for rent and for 100 building sites on _Atiantic prices $250 to $1,000. Send for s Farm. Bulletin. Choice of 401 WILLIAM A. WILCOX, Real Estate Broker, No. 41 West Broad St., rooms 1 and 2, Westerly, R. I. A FINE SIX- ROOM COTTAGE in fine condition, with gome ments and a ‘nice garde car line for sale raasonably. E. A. PRENTICE. “MEET ME AT THE FOUNTAIN” and have a delicious beverage with BROAD BROOK FARM EGGS Accept 10 substitute, Chester White pigs for sale. Yearling bull, well marked Ayrshire. BROAD BROOK FARM, Norwich 257-2. Preston Ct. improve- located on Tel. jelda THE RODERICK BOWLING ©. ALLEYS reopen Saturday Evening full size regulation. Your patrongge is solicited. JOSEPH T, DONOVAN, DENTIST DR. E. J. JONES . Suite 46, Shannon Building Take elevator Sheluciet street en- trance. 'Phons “AHERE 1¢ no advertisms medium in fastern Conneetieut cquil to The Buls for business results will Prov. mn%;n. Toile ey 25 ars t hath been 32 Ildc.'tu wa:( fo me the starlight seiif. 107 do ot Yoel the thell Of ihy fingers Summer If thy footsteps he Roses slumber! Oer my thres And the hon Jes. transiucent | Rouns the gables How is it thou dost If thou camest, rose on rose From its sleep would waker: From each flower Spices would be not near. clamber wreathes my home not come” in the moonrays We would lean and Ifsten For the son; That in April nights is heard. And chy hedd was drooping. Then. like dew that O'er thy langusr st I would, till 1 woke Kiss thy sweet lips me-tu' I would give thes ail I own. All thou hast would borrow, I from thee would keep alone Fear and doub: and sorrow. All of tender that is mine. Should mest tenderiy be twine. Moonlight} into other ki 1 hekoctn Thes wanasr: > Cruel thus to mock mine eyes. Idie, thus to squander Love’s own light on th For my Iady cometh no: Clever Sayings “He has. thing.”—Detroit Free Prems. man. “He will plained the sage” “We got 48 “You're lucky.” one, gaged wedding “We are not came from friends who to be married. Helen— , dear, but zar. pay? Hed-No; Transeript. “Ever undergo your cruises, shipwreck fike that?” but we serew aboard dinner? menus 1 make out my bills. ready-made philosopher. replied Colonel ky. “And make a pair ton Star, See he ir men_in done?” plied the street raflway get up some new ouisville then of again denices. they ‘said the hobble gowns. Conrier-Journal Domizion Textile dectded to rdsor, No mAchiners at Windsor 060 monthly for iaber losing down will be feit is munity. The laborers are employment. at their mi and clsewhere, ton planting in Aragua is recelving a greamt tention this year, amd the ave for a very satigfacior [ same report comes from The min seed from Philadelphia The imposing palace of The city al family a palac ce part of Amsterdam. not yet a settied projeet. %0 art thot thou znd § slender? ghts:in vain are ciear, of that sweet bird in their sheatihs d Jeal that Wiowe Floating down from star and tres, Dreamy perfumes welcome thes I would lead thee whare tise iegves % giisten: And, where shadows fall i sheaves. And when weary Jids would clese, cop b= cee, dark spot— —Alfred Austin. VIEWS AND VARIETIES “They say he's traveled a great deal™ He can pack a grip withe ont taking nlong a single unnecessary Diogenes was searching for an honess advertise tha: summer resort has_mosquitoes. presente.” vesy are eme —Toledo Fiade. Grace—You'd never dream the num-~ ber of proposals I've had this winter, I'm avre dreamed most of them.— Harpers fa= 3 She—Doesn't it worry ypu dreadfule Iy to owe 30 many Bills you cannot why should 1 worry over other people’s troubles?— Fomton any hardships om ot anything “Never was shiywrecked, went ont once without a corie- Pittsturg Post. Young Doctor—Why do yeou al ask your. patients what they have fo= Old Doctor—It's & most fm- portant question. for according to thete oo Two and two make fowr” said “Sometimes.” Stiliwedd, of Kentug- a4 merety s Ha rexiert o Vareelone, tor of Fomento has receis a small Guantity of sea island cotion thromen representative of an Ameriean asphalt company and will cause it to be piant - ed on the Island of Margarita the ruyal tamily in Amsterdam was the city fa il prior to 1808, when it was preseniod King Louis Bonaparte as a residenc e, government now makes & proposition to rewume possession « palace as a town hall and to ere This it —Washing- dresamaker car steps are too high, for wo What's “That's simpie enough, official styles in_car stops 5 b re we it “Indecd! And_there is no ws and gnashing of teeth in the dariress any me Lucifer. Was showing the farty through, bowed assent. "It ix possible to produee & much more striking effect #ith aute- mobile horns,” he_explained— Puek MUCH N LIT'[LE Camelshair brushes are not made of the hair of camels, but of - the tails of Russian and Siberies equirrels. Jerusalem that Jodsh colonies at ¥ tach, Tikwa, Richon le Zion and Re both, all near Jaffa, have planted large number of almond trees, and tie prospects are that aimond cultica there will increass largely o ~ next few vears. According to the Memetars Times the loss i v during 1910 amounted (o $23.609.660. #n increase of $5,000, . previous year. Estimating e povia- tion of th> Dominion at thm 1088 per capita wis $3.14. During e past two years 470 Jices were lost in s in tie Dominio The most imper et . the imports i many i . In 1910 the receiia of the raw stags decreased. both in quanity and va There were 402428 - were from nited States - 3 tons “ e tons were « rig - e 7 the for it . agreed that improved quarters mast be found for the city offices and archives, The new technical college fermline, Scotland, is now and_ready Dune mpieied for formal opening. it will be devoted principally to insiruct on i fn fla the Fhiere feet in ving. uguiars linen we £ 2,000 shed, w chinery linen g I'he tends from the wind the completion of the cloth. A h i fitted with wif (he mes sury for (he groduction of aisree of study e%- % O the yarn o it uiety of looms have boen niroduced and also appliances for tewing the ength of yarns. The institaie been erected at the joint cost of drew Carnegie, the Ca line_trust and the rde 3 2 5