Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 24, 1911, Page 16

Vaudeville and -on- pictures at tl. ditor] ‘“noymlrnmcturn at t.ho mu Tl.- AMOOUHGEIEHT S Frank A. Bill offers shoe specials to- day (Saturday): Ladies’ $2.50 shoes and oxfords at $2; men’s $2.50 shoes at men's $3.50 shoes and oxfords at §3. He has the exclusive sale.of ladies’ Patrician and men’s King Quality $3.50 and §t shoes. The Connecticut Guide. The summ‘:r edition of mtl':e Cor;; ticne Guide, containing Tevise les, has just come from the press,/and is up to the usual high order of excellence, and includes some addi- tional features. For the purpose of fa- cilitating the use of the Guide, sep- arate indexes for the steam and trolley tables have been added, which prove valuable in quickly locating the desir- ed table, as the towns are alphabet- ically arranged. Steamboat time of sailing are given, and the time tables are included in the issue. The Con- necticut League Baseball schedule is printed in the volume. An important addition is the publication of the Springfield steam and_trolley time tables. Published by E. W. Bennett, New Britain, Conn. World's Greatest Comedy Bicyclists at the Auditorium. As a special feature for the first three days of next week the manage- ment have secured The Hueman Trio, known as the world's greatest bicyclists and who have just finished engage- ments in some of the best and largest vaudeville houses in this part of the countr; This act is something cut of the ordinary; it has made a hit every where, and should prove a strong drawing card here. Watch for their famous c¢ne mile race. The Lazarros, street musicians and singers, present a very funny musical sketch, -introduc- ing many new and novel features. Sa- die Clafflin, a very clever character singer, will complete the vaudeville part of the entertainment. Grenadier Roland, the special released motion picture film. of which so much has been said, will be shown here two day: only, Wednesday and Thursday of next week. ' BREED THEATER. “A Sane Fourth of July” Attracts Im- mense Audiences. ‘Without doubt the picture that has created more favorable commgnt than any other fine and appealing film of the year is the one now being shown to countless throngs daily at the Breed theater. Many of the public school children who had been urged by the principals of their respective schools attended in great numbers, and many more will be in attendance today. There iz a great lesson to be derived from this picture, and its qualities as an educator cannot be too highly rec- ommended, being produced in co-op- eration with Russell Sage foundation, department of child hygiene, commit- tea on prevention of blindness. There is a powerful story which ®inds t're instructive incidents togeth- er, deaiing with a mayor of a small town who is appealed to by a young | widow to pass an ordinance for a sane | Fourth. He is afraid of the political | bosses, who are in league with the dealers in fireworks, and is fearful of not being re-elected as mayor if a sane Fourth is passed upon, so postpones | it unt'l another year. Meanwhile his | motherless daughter n terribly burn-| el with expiosives, and th son is horribly blinded by a prematura‘ explosion, and he is brought to see the | folly of the old-fashioned Fourth. The children are nursed back grad- ually to health during the yvear fol- lowing, and when the next Fourth ar- rives he takes the matter whoily into his own hands and promotes a sane Fourth. The entire celebration, consisting OM parades, dances, athletic events, and an evening of ‘fireworks, given under thP‘ city’s own direction. is shown, with | highh successful res nd while the | with orks the lit- | (lb widow, reali: g that the mayor | had done all he could, seeks him out! of the throng and. placing her hand in his as in former )ears, renews the old | time friendship, and pledges peace to! the only man she loves. Coming next week as singer for the Breed is Miss Etihel Knowlton, prano, of Philadelphia, whose splendid work makes her one of the most suc- cessful singers of the day. SUNDAY SUBJECTS. The Loyal meets in Bill block Temperance associatien unday afternoon. The Severth Day Adventists will meet Sabbath afternoon in the Bill block. At the Broadway Congregational | church the pastor will preach,. Sun day school at noon At the Sheltering Arms Sunday af ternoon the services will be conducted by Rev. F. O. Cunningham. The subject of the service Sunday morning at the Christian Science read- ing room is Christian Science. Rev. John Thompson will preach at the Nerwich Town M. E. church on Out of Darkness Into Light, wich Sunday school following. At Trinity Episcopal church there will be holy communion at 9.320 a. m., morning praver and sermon_at 10.30 a. m., and evening prayer at 7.30 p. a. Four-Sided Love is_the Sunday morning topic of Rev. Robert F. True at the Third Baptist church. In the evening his topic is | Am a Christian. Rev. J. H. Dennis will preach Sun- day morning at the Mt. Calvary Bap- tist church on Knowledge Without rmth His evening subject is Let Him n Rev. Frederick W. Coleman prea Sunday morning at the Trinity Meth- odist Kpiscopal church on The Abun- dant Life. His evening topic is A Silent Force. The Sunday morning s Congregational church be in the Parish house pariors, Rev. Dr. S. H. Howe preaching on The Religion of the Comforted. & At the North Main street M. E. thurch at 2.15 Sunday Rev. John ‘Thompson will preach on The Chris- tian Family. The Children’s day con- cert will be held at 3.15. At the Second Congregational ehurch Sunday "~ morning Rev. erbert J. Wyckoff will preach on The Redemp. tion iof the Commonplace. The topi of the children's sermon is Watched. At the Grace Memorial Baptist church Sunday morning Rev. Walier Gay will preach on Echoes of the Con- vention. At the evening service his ::_q.in; will be Is This Country Chris- tan? Rev. G. H. Ewing will preach at both services at the Norwich Town Congre- gational church Sunday, his morning topic being Courage and Faith, while in the evening he will preach on The Passersby. Congregational At the Greeneville ohurch Sunday morning Rev. C. A Rieketts will preach on The Benedic- tion of Peace. In the evening there onary concert, taking ! hand Waguns at reduced prices. | Two Tablets and - - Stomach Misery Gone | TheLeebOssnooCo sells and ;mr » antees the best prescriptica the world | has ever. known for disturbed and up- i set stomach, gas. beiching, heaviness, hmtburn, acid stomach and bujo\u- !l is calied MI-| NA (remember the name) and it banishes distress from over eating or fermentatior of food in five minutes, It is gua.ranteed by The Lee & Os- good Co. to cure indigestion, sick head-’| ache, nervousness and ~dizziness, or morey hack. No matter how long you have sufier- ed you will find a cure in MI- O-NA, stomach tablets. ‘About six weeks ago I purchased a’ box of MI-O-NA tablets for an aggra- vated form of stomach trouble. I had| been troubled for four or five yeéars,: had tried different physicians and a greal many patent remedies, but of no use, until I used MI-O-NA. They en- tirely relieved me froin pain, and I can WANTED— Davl g lne. Exclusive territory, Brown Jé-ld WANTE'D—WMD salesme thiriy moré salesmen to start July %vth. 2{,‘,"" have good reférence with app! n. field, Mass. ANTED —Ladies make §3 5 dally selling aress good: handkerchiers.. g “tal required. Mutual’ Fabric Co., 501, Binghamton, N. Y. work around camp. W. A, Pern Wam'egn.n hotel. TO RENT.. TO RENT — McCall 00 place; all mod@rn Amproven ply 15 Laurel Hill' Ave. - FOR SALE. FOR S.(I.B—O Sy terms, cottage house. 250 l.a.ural Hfll Ave., with bagx, henhouse, garden, iruit trees and shrubbery; all in fine condition, with E:dear? mprwegmnniuh Apply on Drag« George S. e s'r::‘ chmond, )ly-uc. 72 s VP e e m SALE—New U. S. Separator, No. 6, has been used about three months, 1 new miich cow, 3 years old, 50 hens, Year old, all laying, and 150 chickens. C.jl-'“ dGrube Broo] lyn, Conn., Box 69. Men fo handle a_good nents. Ap- ers Company, Rmester. N. Y. je24d . We want dress Chas, K. Westcott, Theee R. 7 United States Whip Co., t- : ? 0 RENT—T Gt singly or to- gether at 252 Fra.n lin St., suitable for grocery or other business, Apply be- lween 10 and 2 and 7 to . Vars, 58 Hobart Av jel;’l‘uThS F’l‘ok%l:x'sr—ln the vz&hll’blik. Noazlf ranklin St, a very rable modern Norwich, Conn.|ienement, 7 rooms, separate entrance; Call on Mrs. W. M. Vars, No. 58 Hobari , from 10 to 2 and 7 to 9 p. m. s, serts and Free outhit. No capi- Devt You $35.00 buys a good square piano in beaf. nrd! erms $5 down, $1 pl-r week. Th, add 1ezo'rum:s i FOR SALE—Prime hay_for horses; WANTED—A man to cut wood and Co. Apply 8 a. m., s now eat meost any kind of food and relish it.”—A. J. Fish, West Carthage, N. X. MI-O-NA stowack tablets are only 50 cents a large box at The Lee & Os- good Co. and druggisis everywhere. Get a trial treatment free, by Wwriting Booth’s Mi-ona, Buffalo, N. Y. —e s | G WANTED_Capable business woman gn- responsible position. me. manship. yon Company, 385 Potier Ave., A‘l’hayGSTuT TO RENT—At Pine Grove, Niantic, Conn., furnished summer cotitage, by month or season; boating and batbing must be moved at once. J. T. Frazier, Norwich Town, Conn. jez3d ‘SW—A fine player piano, cost new And Full_or part Address Bailletin, Box 15. je24d own, The Pla.nt Caflden wich, Conn. je20Tu’ e e FOR SALE—At a reasonable piice; en- ovi- " je24d Full particulars from TO RENT—From July 1, at 101 CIiff St., a convenient apartment of 8 rooms, with all modern improvements. For particulars, call at 51 CLff St, or apm)' nce, R. L up the vro_rltior the American Mission- pe:"&’,f»‘“;,—sem;.tumfl?fl‘u‘e«?&h}mfin 741 restanrant and lunch room in Willi- | 20 Dr. C. E. Stark, Broadway. je2i ary association. part time = 'Begiuncrs invéstigate. “'fi."“f',g;"}.‘ gxgellent business. Ap- | ™ g RENT From July ist, No. 8 Un- 2 0 i1l be”holy | SEEong, Knit, Box 4025, West Phiiadsl- | P1Y_at ain St, Willimantic, Ct. | on e, second floor flat, of . seven | Lo, Dr wfi‘tmgg;;t :thgr;}-d;gfires“:; e S o, | Phiz, Pa febl18 = fooms, with bath and toflet. Enguire e cloc ol B = m or a fine black walnut case | of S. A. Gilbert, 141 Main St. . -je2ld Awa ing, morning prayer and sermon by ,mrk"sen‘gfam‘;,'t‘:edmho,s-ef”y;‘,’ weant | Mason & Hamlin organ in perfect or Rev. Henry F. Dawson of New Haven- and evening prayer and sermon at 7.30. There will be no services in Christ church during July. er. Experience ui necessar) ternational M delphia, Pa. COTTAGE AT GALES FERRY to rent. Enquire at 4 Washington Place. Tecie- pnone 152-3. jezrd 'ORE TO RENT at 63 Franklin St der; terms $5 down, 1 pe: eek. "y Plaut-Cadaen Con Notwich, ¢ e Norwich, Conn. je26TuThS Big commission. Make $10 daily. Address In- hestnut, Phila- feb11S , SUSS FOR SALE C] —One farm horse, There will be holy communion at 7.30 Sunday morning at St. Andrew’s Epis: copal church, with morning prayer and sermon at 10.30, and evening prayer and sermon at 7.30. The organ Tecital announced for Sunday has been posi- poned until fall. Wi UA{ the Buckingham Memorial the | DT ersalist church will hold the Jast service of the season on Joseph F. Cobb preaching on Rest a Requisite to Duty. It is expected th2 services when resumed in September will be in the new church. ‘The board of commissioners has ac- cepted a Chinese merchant's petition for the right to construct a railway from Canton to Heungshan, the length | ou; CIVIL open the tions. | cost. American cifizen of 18 or today for booklet E 638. C. pare for firemen, about $100 monthl: strike. Positio: Sunday, Rev. | men—4,866 sent State age, Position permanent; Burr Conn. s\ntable for most any kind af busines HIEAP- 11 years old. welght 1509 lbs. H. &. Dawley, Laurel Hill Road. je20d for a fine upright piane, ma- hogany case: terms $10 down, $1.50 per week. The Plaut-Cadden Co. Conn. J FOR SALE OR RENT—Eight-room cottage, near Bean Hill Methodist chuel;%h Inquire A. W. Lillibridge, City. 3 A BABY GRAND, cost new $1.600, high grade make, mahogan}' case, $350 owner has left it with us for sale. The SERVICE EXAMINATIONS to good government posi- 1 can coacn you by mail at smail Frull particulars free to any over. Write Earl Hopkins, asnhington, D. jelis MEN WANTED—Age over 18, to pre- TO REK’I‘—Fenohscoc St., cor Rock, fine lower tenement, large vard. J. E. Fanning, No. 31 Willow St. Gel6d TO RENT—Desirable upper flat of six rooms, latest adults. pply on_premises. North Main St., Ci FOR RENT Desirable flat, 6 rooms. bath, sieam heat, Laurel Hill Ave. C. E| K. Burnham, Salem Road. Tel 816-3. may25a akemen $80, railroads in Norwich Expe ence unncessary. s guaraniced cumpelem positions in 1910. send stamp for pzrncular.. FOR SALE. Two houses with modern improve. ments, near train and trolley, at Plain. field. ‘Inguire of W. P. Babcock, Plain- REN and attic at No. 162 West Town St field, or T. E. Babcock, 45 Maln %t ‘Well of never-failing water wiih pump ANTED ¥ew more men 100k after r_business in unoccupied territory. good pay. C. R. Nurserymen, Manchester, je23d FURNISHED ROOMS—Bath a.nd gu King House, 50 Main St. mayl16d FOR NT—House of seven rooms & Co., of which will be over 170 lis (about 68 miles). - { _ WANTED—To hire a horse for a few Norwich. o in house. Inquire L. J. Saxton, 73 West Town St. may12d ys for de! Peck- ery purposes. F. E. = WANTED—Old geese feather beds; Je23d prices in all parts of United States; also And yi CASTORIA - _vrAx'rED — Experienced TQ RENT—With or without power and steam—4.000 square feet floor chauffeur | redeemed in premiums. Write for full T Bllt Westcott's- farm Cottage, B near South i Nay, never look back! gravestones- They were landing steps; they wers Is jov am! _life and .sweet Is life worth living? mal Man say, is a ght, % an, ml‘bt' on,'and the Isles are The )’urt;m. J-ln Wwhere the yellow birds sing, - fl‘f‘o lies' girt with a golden - Pwuniu m« they are not sa 'rhes"i e wuhin reach of the lowliest You can see them ‘g8leam by the twis lignt star; can hear fhem sing by the moon’s white shore— Those leveled steps unto thrones of slgry for souls that have sailed ha.va ‘set white feet on ths fore tunate shores. And what are the names of the Fortu- TAGENTS WANTED—Attractive prop- ; used-less than three months; ex- osition to good canvassers. Very lib- | clanged for electric plaver; with 12| Call between 10 and 2 and 7,10 9 p. 1. Ty Drivy s 408 Tave 48 o larze cral commissions. ¥ree course in sales- | Zolls of music; fully "suarantoed for|Mra. W. M Vars, 58 Hobart e Jeils R O A Lo! tflehe S the Isles of the watery Thz.t Gnd let down’ the firmament, Lo, Duty and Love, and a true man's Trust; Your forenead to God, though your feet in the dust: 1y lanfl Love, and a sweet face's smi these, O friend, are the Fortu- nate Isles.’ —Joaquin Millsr. LIFE IS WORTH LIVING. Is life wi;)fl.h 'livxt" In one flower's 51 Is more of sweetness than one heart can hold; In one kt.ur rainbow hurled across the s y Is richness beyond diamonds or gold: In one grand sunset done in gorgeous content untold To have known one friend ‘Whose loyalty is certain as the sunj George H. Baker, President, Dept. 193, | Plaut-Cadden Co., Norwich, Conn. TO RENT_Tenement of seven rooms | OF to have known a single pure love Mnnrue Street, Brookiyn, N. Y. Je20TuThsS _lat 55 Frankiin Street. Inquirs at The thrill— Bulletin Office. je2d Such thrills as ceme when two souls join in one— Whlch of all these is not enough ta “l'm glad T ived,” when life fone. —Unidentified. “WHERE THE BREEZE IS BLOWING A0 Mot Slae e IuS J T ad' Sta FURNISHED ROOMS. ail modern c-n- SWEET.” “l i b J 2 epnone 834- 4. | 4 G ‘bD.«]L{ cash prices paid. Address C. F. r lng ps T T Bt e = The";,a'gffly & dream In a - shady ickinson, General Delivery, Norwich, bought and sold to dealers at very low | LIGHT MANUFACTURING SPACE | Where the breeze is blowin' sweet, ou half “orget the hnman race— Lost in a dream-retreat. Children. wishes position in Norwicn; can fur- | particulars. Address e Whispers sweet of the friendly pin For Infants and nish references. Address or Inguire TRADING STAMP EXCHANGE, space. The lightest, cleanest, airiest| sng hees that hum in the awasim | Rathbone Pub. Co., City. je23d e22d - Box 319, Wil o factory floor in Norwich. Apply A. A. vines. The Kind You Have e e e B x 319, Willimantie, Comm. | Fournier, Troy Steam Laundry Build- i NE : lin St., cor. Chestnut Ave. | Brief is life, vet road seems long steady work for good man. Appiy to ing, Frank . =4 ngh W cet ;i Bears the (zfl&ezz‘é:i & Kindler, Webster, Mass. CONTROLLING INTEREST je24d B\findm';m;rfifi' Wie & dreadh, 4dd e Signatu.e of Mt 2 in new, fully equipped canning factory * Theart s song - WANTED—A good meat cutter: must { is offered man with capital; actl Far in 2 dream-retreat. be a good cart man; no boozer need | management if desired. Splendid op- Or ent Roll. O World, on your weary way-— apply.” Inquire at this office. je2ld portunity; qéflck r?Lums and }1‘;13 in- A drei\-‘rgvand a rose, and a song of come assured. References exchanged. THE RODERICK BOWLING YOU ARE WANTED for government | address H. B. Kopf, Box 1356 New | A very desirablo apartment of six|—Frank L Stanton, in Atianta Consti- PO shy cal ALLEYS will reopen Saturday Evening with | ne lis ments coming this year; sitions; $80 month: annual vacations: ort hours; no “iayoffs:” common edu- tion s fflclefl[‘ over 13,000 appoint- influence un- Haven, Conn. SALE HORSES I have a few left that I wish to dis- Je248_ | rooms and bath at 111 Sachem Street. Apply to DR. E. H. LINNELIL, 43 Broadway. JuUn6TThS | cessary; send postal mmedlalely for tution. IEWS AND VARIETIES H H 34 1 - (1l Y 2 is s : 319 : S1iv 4 v ~ st n _sired by A. J. Glick. 2.10; > A young Apollo, golden-haired, JOSEPH T. DONO . Proo. | “ypams AUTOMOBILE nvsnnss—lwexgm 1200; an extra nice, ever W“'T"E' S AGE"G‘, Stards dreaming on the verze of {Ie:?.e ';s=cusv'e A IJuh'eguann- hm‘;e g~nalocfor axngne to tt;]se single | 227 Main St., Franklin Square, strife, 10 v arning. ; or dou ‘Oome an see ese. i 1ty | Rocliester Auto School, 1815 Rochester. 5 Real Estate and Insurance | V3snifzoaty unpreared [ apré ELMER R. PTERSON. ; £ 3 5 “’.l\"l‘l-;l! Selling, Renting and Care of e g .flt'shamkis Mirror. s | ¥ : A . % Church—You kEnow kespeare sai | Lserul and hands {awily man for Old Established Restaurant REAL ESTATE men of fow words are the best men. { work in and-about house. Apply in Gotham—- at did Sl espeare want Ayel for Pope Hartiord person o W. T. WILLIAMS, Yantie. e ; Ft;r ia}le ¢ FIRE INSURANCE |t knocic: Noan_ Webster ke “that | i = 1y locrated. Vill sell at great | for, do you supnose?—Yonkers States- { e = - at Lowest Rates { i WANTED. sacgifice. Cauze, ill health- Apply 2 o - | man. and Werland Cars tor New 1 2 sawm:] machines, bicyeles, uml\éreliai PECK’'S REAL ESTATE AJENCY, in Sound, Reliable Companies. | “Pell me about Spain, romaniio eys repair: soldering. | 132 Spri t. ot £ > W ety - | London County. shiears and saws sharpensd. We repair D ntic, Gony, O Bex Restavrant | o 0 CIDENT INSURANCE | §3ain” “Well” said tae mutorist, evi New cars for immediate delivery. A FEW USED CARS CHEAP One Overland Touring Car, one Run- about (litile used), one Maxwell (45 H. P.), one Maxwell (22 H. P.) One Team Wagon. One Peddler Wagon. A complete line of new and second- M. B. PINb Chestnut Streat erythi Willimantic, Conn. Drop pestal. EY'S REPAIR SH PLATE GLASS WANTED 1 | tened” her Eliza,” and she simply re- Family help for card room, M. B. RING. The very f‘g"‘jflhle 'C.Side"gebf‘m 17gl\emed it—Boston Transcript. spinners and spoolers el e 7 pdderstond 3bi §VE DoUSEL soi P! POO. . expensive gowns here in Paris. Y Prices right. Terms reasonable. The property has a frontage of 234 feet and a depth of 484 feet, and it know Apply Yantic Woolen Co. Telephone 447-12. LEGAL NOTICES. . Annual School Meeting Wili be sold at Public ; one one ever paper cutter; one m City card cutter, together oriment of the best type on the markei; about $300 worth of stock, the very best on the market. This busi- ness will be =old at a very low figure; An For Sale at Niantic | parents got it? but what's averages 16 pounds of “there ars a few bad places as you down the mountains, but in the 2 i 5 { main the roads. are pretty grod.”"— Have for immediate delivery INSURANCE | Y ohmb R FOUND. “Is there anything worse than liv- At the “Flying Merkel” Agency head-| - lan in the suburbs?’ asked anarm opposite Sachem Park. 2 mo-: two horse Tip Carts and Auburn FOR SALE. | “Yer licd Mr. Fartrek of North quh—em:nf"r £he man g_rhoex‘a_c”rlg | Hackensack, “there is. Living ‘n the ts—the man nts the | = { suourbs of the suburbs.’—ilarper’s Dest that can be built 1 Bottom Dumping Wagons. | Bazaar. He—Your cousin’s name, ‘Azile” iy * peculiar one. Weonder where She—Oh, they chris the use? Few peopls whether a gown is expenszive or 1047 L | jmay De Jivided it a puzchaser can mot| . ¢v “Wait until you reach the cus- 5 2 | For price and other information ap. | {OMS Inspectors.”—Pittspurg Post. Adam I3 avern | i iy to Charley, dear,” said voung Mrs, : {Wanted for the Shore | mass wooBm, T f oM R s e 1361 : $3,500 Will Bu i SR M eac L “Well, 'm glad of it. ‘There wers Zooks, Table Girls, JYaundry and ’ y ol more than’ cur men_seemcd able to oifer to the public the finest standard | Kitchen Girls. a Go'l:ta e do anything with.”—Washington Star, D - T s e S Nfierion: J. B. LUCAS, | L Austere Parent—Mildred, haive you B haus o aosiGbact Bavarian | peom 32 . - =' Central’Building | of eight reoms with all modern For Sale Shrre i ol T Ul cavlionce, thac 2 ; Mr. zalong, i ssing the ‘gco‘;chc Ale, G[u:inn(:!ss Dubllin Stout, conveniences and a fine barn if The old establi printing business | sincerest devotion to you, has been e B““fl‘" i A'*vNB“nkfl taken before July Ist. of the late K. A. Stillman, situated at | conduciing = clandestine ' correspon- e e A S D 191 Main str Westerly,” R. 5| Gence with Mabel McStab? Breezy e B ; : ‘0 40 Shetuc Norwich, Ct. ome . gx14 | got the bulge on him, ali right, ail A. A. ADAM, Norwich Town. Sichat Steowt, Noswichs Ct Short fountain, | right!—Chicago Tribure. MUCH IN LITTLE india rubber gathering of Brazil § < will lease the preseant quarters for a| A British baronet h joined tha The legal voters of the Long Society A“ctlon on Monday 21-room House, partly furnished, | number of vears at a rental of $10 per | Salvation Army in New York and ’:‘;ggv}“ Dxlf;:nb; Q\Iaf};gdfo“‘n ot hf,r- with 3-4 acres of land. Two blocks ngon]ih- OP?; p L l;] reey fo o lolgome to work as janitor of the bars Wh-’)mhfiuw in sald District om the 30ih from electric and steam railroad sta- | Jone if hl\wi‘;m can e started in a fow | TACKS: day of June, A. D. 1811, at § o'clock in une at Q. M, |tion: faces sound and borders on |days. A chance to buy an Lzl plete -witelass system fx to. be ear and act upon the report of The remaining furnishings of the |hotel or boarding house. g,a,;,m—e p‘ope r- rent and for ! \Iamh..na anfl St. Petershurgh, Rus- i e panmitiee, the Treasureh| syer estate, at 72 Migh St, consisting | This property can be bought cheap |Sale: 1%1,,2,‘;"‘;25,, e aon aagntic Lsia. . (To lay a tax to defray the expense | of 2 chamber sets, 1 parlor set, 4 car-|if taken at once. Wilcox’s Farm Bulletin. Choice of 40¢. H 15 reporled eHat the Tusekish @ ta 3 u Scl in al -+, £ o] 1 t! i District Zor the ensuing coogl ig sald} . ots, lineleum, extension” table, rock-| Call or address W|LL|AgI A. \:ILCOX, Minister of War has decided to imtro- awing tanght in sa sty Ave | ing chaifs, . loiunge, " clocks, writing Waanm & SEL, S w'::f'a e:*:‘;L r:ker. e o EEaRE e e A | a E s the - 3. S¢ vic 1, 3 . m: n ing Vi suing vear. e Ca desk, beds, kitchen stove, crockery,| 218 Main Street, Norwich, Conn. | e w:""b R' |° s fi i e ;f,‘;i.‘,‘]‘a,(;““‘ il take| 514 blue china and bric-a-brac. £t Caps and gowns for girl graduates | land for the nse of s Distriet. Sale positive, rain or shine. BEST 80-ACRE FARM IN CONN. will be worn more than ever in the ; To choose by baliot &cho‘;fl Officers RANK T. MAPLES, Three miles to wnnmannc, 1 mile | Coming ";"e I(‘"":immcé‘m”:' :;9;0";"4 y o . 3 , lar; arn wi . o o 3 urer and a Collector. and do any otlisr Il::,'{f,f,u,e' 55;,1&’5" A et'.‘_.“,""";‘n ness proper to. be dome at said bmlmln's A No 1: 80 acres extra til-| The length of the nos: of the Statud : ) 7 i e, 15 open pasture. 15 acres valuable | o¢ T iperty is four feet six inches. Tha h. Connecticut, this Cottage of 7 rooms with mod- wm,d,m,fl running spring ivater, 125 b MONEY LOANED e A e e | O o e et fost d day of Jun» A D. 1911 ‘HAS. B. CHAPMAN. je24d District Committee. NOTICE T'O0 CREDITORS. A COURT OF PROBATE HELD AT at Norwich, within and for the District of Norwic! on the 23d day of June, A. D, 1911, Present—NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. Estate of Albert Wagner, late of Norwich, in said District. deceased. Ordered, That the Administratrix cite <he creditors of said deceased to bring in their claims against said estate within six months from this date, by oosting a notice to that effect, to- zether with a copy of this order, on the finpowt nearest to Lhe place whers deceased last dwelt, in the mme Town, and by publ ‘llsz the Take elevator Shetuciet street en- BB rare Cansult ¥ame once in a Bewspaper having a| eran “Phona age. Cons 5 . & sirculation in id District. wnd maks pi E. A. PRENTICE, minutes’ waik of Frankiin return to_this ourt. DR. E. J. - Suite 46, Shannon Building ern improvements, steam heat, large lot at 79 Fountain street, city. Will be sold cheap, terms easy. on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and Securities of any kind at the Lowest Rates of Interest. An old established firm to deal with. (Established 1872.; THE col.u'rl:ml. LOAN 00. 143 Main Street, Upstuirs. head cattle. pair horses, 100 hens. 3 |Six in i pigs and complete lie of wagons and Milk or cream sold at Pictures and lists. | TRYON’S AGENCY, _Willimantie, For all information call on N. TARRANT & CO., 117 Main St., Norwich, Conn. Conn. ty at DENTIST JONES of a dreds FOR SALE 8 room coftage with modern im- FOR SALE a well established and successfui meat market with delivery team and good provements, located within 5 farming tools. ;door Price if sold this week, $4.3vv. The Evanbelic of Russia numbers 95¢ congregations, has 1 valued at $19,092,847, personal preper- capital of $5,083,95 ches. The right arm, which holds the torch, is 42 feet long. I Tutheran x:hwrh’ eal cstate and bulldings are | $1,443,802, and it ha sa casN It seems incredible that in a cernes country like Ghina, with hun- of millions of population, in some portions of which the population will run 600 to the square mile, there are actually great tracts of virgin sofl. It is estimated that since 1890 opale valued at $5,500,000 have been found in the State of New South Wales. The | NELSON J. AYLING Judge Phone 200 Square; ideal locality; price rea- State of ucensland - also produces The t:\bo\e dvum foregoing is a true LOST AND FGUND. s "Ae - _ 2 many o,pnlfl,Qemire production up to Lo Sl S SRR “MEIT ME AT THE FOUNTAIN” BUONRDIS. the. presenf time amounting to near- el o S BANMIN O e | - T a delicious beverage with FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, Iy $1,000,000. NOTICE.— A1l creditors of said de-] Los BROOK FARM EGGS Norwich, Conn. Tacoma, Wash.,- has an anti-treat- Central Bldg., . seazed are hereby notified to presert N otent Hipanbetitate: 7 their claims against d estate to the | strayed or stolcn from Fairview Farm Chester! White:plgs for sale. Yeaxlmg - Ameri iSEatEed proNgrvicy fown, Can g n%&mad. 2 English brij bull | bull, well marked Ayrshire. —eeeeeeeeeeeie e | siOM i3 m‘,g“ oy 2 whring heavy collars. Liberal BROAD BROOK FARMW. THERE '« no adverieing medium 18 CAT LRI\E E. WAGNER, ¢ |reward if returned to Hfli GEO. T. Tel. \orwn_h 287-2. Prew ct Eastern Connecticut equal to Tne Pul- jez4d Administratrix. HOWLAND. % = Jelsa 3 letin for pusiuess resulls. ting ordinance, zaimed especially at the ican habit which finds expren- in “Let's bave another.” new murnicipal law was carried.” m hestvy m}lj.nflty in a recent raferem< ‘operative.