Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 19, 1911, Page 8

.~ SHOWERS THURSDAY. —TE WHAT IS GOING ON TONIGHT CAPITOL CHATTER > JOHNSON, & BENSON, . pletet M Fecumsen Tribe. No. 43, 1. 0. R. M., 7 i 20 Central Avenue. T alisners ana Buters Union meets| - Little Sidelights on Legislators and Legislation SLATE ROOFING C. L. U. Hall. I fope Fabekah Lodge, No. 21. 1. 0. O. Mol Cornices and Skyiigita, Gutters PLUMBING AND GASFITTING. FOUND A “Bobby, vou're shy a thumi Poor little Illlll, 4 -~ ADVERTISEMENTS 2rcessucsaine of “WANTED. FOR S21% Firecrackers?" . “No, by gum— / . 5 cents per line, six words to the line. Eictris an: ¥ meets In Oda Fellows' Hall, : su4 Conductors, and all kinds of ____ —Chicago Tribune. _ = , s umg promptly-attended to. THE $W. Tel. 119, 'HE ATTER. . ANNOUNCEMEMNTS joim concurrence with the senate, the| bill for 4 sinsle-headed bunking com- 3 33 il Bwnii - oaktc house on Tuesday passed a resplution | mission in order that the senators = i RENT. o iy 4 ’ vancis D. Donohue, real estate | alithorizing the payment of $300lto Al- | might get their trains home. It seem- WANTED. FOR SALE. e At s By pad Dux-and Seds = z T And it might not he polite 1o utter ker, has sold the farm known as |torney Tal#tt H. Russell of New Ha- | ed to be the impression that the for- S ‘ Pl b A = 3 7 E TO RENT — Furnished rooms at 45 | * The thoughts that arise Farly place. in Millington, town | ven for services’rendered ‘in connec- | mer 'bill will pasy the senate with amiar umpin, Phioh e et e et T | dae B E T Tweiey aarie e aae; fOHiuren Sivedt; Tyiva 2 fmporia Guzette. s of East Haddam. The farm consists | tion with the drafting of the workinz- | some amendments. ¥ The latter bill was Eage of 310,000 on; Al security: proper- |no grain. W. . Whiteman, Jewett | —ar GorDEN SPUR PARK _Seven: o7 130 ucres of land and buildings. Tt |mew's compensation and employers' | defeated in the house, but the able ar- £ ty “just ‘sold for '$20,000, and another | City: Ty aWs ’ MARY'S HEN. was sold to T. Swan Rathburn of Col- | liability acts. Sument mage by Senator Hooker of | 1 omer ‘ie.’s:“’"'}}‘.:‘fin? fhan bt?:‘ehrm Pxchaser Waiting at'the same prive. | =g Suj e ootk §15 B month 300} e ot boal chester for Mrs. Elizabeth Hoss of the banking committee backed up with | fee > frog refieshing than the bath| Address walton W. Grant, Box 5, Man- oo autos, late models, | Jquire Norman Reed. No. 69 Oneco [Our Mary had a little hen, Norwich More members came out for Tues- | the fact that such a change has been | the more look to the bath for bodily | Ccoter: Conn. Jyisa [ full equipment, tops, best of makes, 20| 4VE" Rew London, Conn. visd . | Sne had it fricasseed; RS e - day’s session of the legislature thin | advocated hy three governors also led | comfort, I will show you samples and | WANTED—To buy acreage in or | and 20 L Poand 2 and 4 evl. prices | o ber o | And when sho'd eaten bt it o7, { Knickerbocker Hotel, Gardners Lake. |have been present on any legislative | to the impression that the -senate | Clanc’or the porcelain and othor tapg | N€ar the center of ahy Ihriving town - ,_enclose stamp, vy e L U T TR - or anywhere within five-cent limit; wili | particulars, Box 238, Central Village. Although everybody in the eastern | gee July started its awful | might disagree with the house and/ gnd give you estimates for the work Spur, East Lyme trolley, for summer. | “I might have known as much.~ she o Byversd = . ol h for same. Address Robert M. JY19WFM o re e, fon of Comneeticut B in all | scourge of heat. Everybody felt and | pass the bili. Senator Hooker charzed | of putting them In in the best mannes | Boyqcas 11 ert y WG, Heebe, Waterford, Ct. R, ¥ D, mala, o o e sen o il |100ked better by reason of the cooler | that the.chiet opposition o a single- | Stom a senitery etarinoiat sy poner | Beld, Manchestsr, Conn: I RBAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERING 15 | No. 1. iyiid |, when mopping of her brgw: o e o o a i P ibiicr +| headed" bank commission is entirely | antee the entire job. WANTED—Experienced mesh purse | my specialty; hundreds of satisfied | —pommer—c—r—ao—mmmm e | It never did set well in dife - mers Lake. §t poems g havé rermatund due to the animogity of one man. . makers. Inguire 288 Laurel Hill ‘Ave. |customers for reference; real estato |, 0 BENU_Stoce No il TRENIIE | Why whoula it set well aows” for Richard Bosue of St i Sl "Phone 197-12. iy19d _ |auctioneering is in a liné by itself. For 0 by, ASRIAT. et —Yonkers Statesma t the facts before the peo- | Beginning today (Wednesday) the| ~. S " 5 g F | 3. E. Fanning, No. 31 Willow St. jyi5 ple tner states. . About three yoars | hou e e s SR AR 5 ‘lc;ho liability-compensation bill has JLE TOMPKINS. P bblaee SO IS CETTITG i Man e o B | o MENT_Targe, airy, furnishcd _ WMOTHER'S DARIING. ! Ay gy r of 15 es | important bills. For the order of the | had appended amendments running up - vehouse. piy Glen Woolen s, 3 il ] Er i L b T o Mg ey | day at 11.20 the act concerning limit of | to the letter “G," some of them em- 67 West Main Street Norwich Town. Ct. pAld. | PO SKLE_Juanits & Ons sadaly o 3ot Mt e s Tear BOIA | SHs.rusis ot Homer byt yare g oy [y Foday (iardners | damages for causing death. Followinz | bracing a number of changes. e WANTED_Girl for general house : nds, " well ;- — oo | o, She knows her Viegil, oo B o M s & putt by pogss | Ullw Wikl come consideration of the act | more important ones are those offered T for_down ‘the Tiver. Phone 23, Eenutne I pony. ot 3 Dromino. | don. 82 Moxiniey Ave. O iyie. |She knows more than her father or in other states who go there for rest | rélating te boxing and wrestling con- | by Senatcr Judson, hes to take Th !a h F d c Sreal piptetaon 5 s Enquire of O. R. Buddington, 47 Eighth - - g e L i S T b and recreati The lake furnighes | (83 and exhibitions, 2 | out the lines which embrace assamp- e ug n Foun ry 0. | “WANTED Competent young white | Sta Norwich, O o o Ll eC o £ U e clotiing Mt she wears. 04 fening, boating and bathing, The | Thursday at 11.30 the house will take | tion of risk by-the employer, eliminat- wOLiEn 205" peReial NonIER L GO0 Slimmm e S fon St second floor “fat’ of seven | He Cll i O e mock white Htounding country is alive with all | VP the act concerning the observance|ingz exemption of employers who have wages; Teferences < vequired. . Mrs. [ A SOOD WORK RORSE SOR SALE proomsiwith DEtL Snd ot Baa Her mother_mops the stairs - 4y an | of Sunday. . {less than four employes: the striking Frank’ A. Young, Mansfield = Center, | Brei8hl 790 ‘Phone 13-5 Pirisd Las : —Chicago R¥cord-Herald e L et T — out of the excmption of agriculture Conn: Jyisd DmAM souty £ ERguatiS £ Sy STORE TO RENT at 63 Frankiin S comtey” masting of the New Lamdon | and Hort ot e e i Corvy | farnlshed promorty. Large stock ot |, WANTER Dy sober, ateady man, po | o MO SR CREAG QNI SGanes | iRy for most any Knd of bunen | VIEWS AND_VARIETIES . enty o a by delega s- | only ex cn shall be dol V- rns. N ‘Street v e 7 or e e ot Hall can the L ake house, | sembiy Theld at the capitol Tuesday | jce and casual labor and the changing e e By around the house.” Address C. Box 50, ’;-‘ :‘l -'h"“w;"‘r:‘-;‘- yiid WFOR RENT Desirablo a6 rooms Croves B " y - afternool follo g vol - | of axi compensatio) » C 3 v el ere, , , steam . La ve. C. E..| o e A g s Rl Ble e M I R e D ~ W ANTED B rperienel Tabs sl | The Kizing Merkel goes cverywhere. | K. Bugsham, Salom Road. ol 516-3. ¢ 2 mer and wiliter, wmt won & good sep- | S o e e oany. | 1o s ahaty oer eonte of dally Srveaee ‘S. F. GIBSON AVANTEDExperienced table 5l | STEBBINS & GEYNBT, Aments. | _may2sd (o She—Docsn't 1t worry. you dresdfate O e 1 ote] is located | émpowered and authorized to borrow & | wage clause. Senator Brinsmades et e Danielson. s hours cvening o bark. | LT RENT—_Tenement of soven zooms | Iv, o qwe 20 miny bills you camnog at the lower end of the lake and re- |3Um of momey not to exceed $18.000. | amcndments would have the compen- | Tin and Sheet Metal Worker | WANTED A woman to take care of | ~ yom SATIm Seven acres of standing | Dulletin Office. cor tnauire af Bhe | over other people’s troubles—Ormang ) mains open sus er and winter. The “}Y\N‘ 1o exec uht& a{?&'l <|;ln'er Xhédnole ‘4'! | sation in nc]( dg—nxslwh»l‘qflrlsk is fi.‘ an (;‘ld !Jd§ and as:(s; w‘(lth lthé\ h()nf:l; )':m‘uf—mowlng J. MeJennett, S URNISIIED HOOMS, il modern oon Bee. ¥ o g the county e proceeds to be | 4 employer 5 cent. Work: good wages. ! to' Norw c - J. MeJennett, : : L — s d £ o g Gatt ok FOR SALEIvers & Pond piano, ma. | _apr D play? The Absent-Minded Viear (ad« Excursion to Newport Tomorrow. |Dresent note of $1653 held by the| years over which benefits shall run 10 | 55 West Main S Norwich, Conn. | . LEARN AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS_ ers & Pond | By m Norwich Sa s society. chich, i 4 ight. treet. 3 = - — | hogany case. cost $150, sell for $300. cted to a quiet rubber of bridge) — Tow't forget the popular excursion [h:‘rl\-ltl!‘ oy i;:(n',”}\‘f x‘x‘g.ao;\ e et instead of eight. {—zgan;e 1:§30:::w=s:klywee:;‘;ngohhg&:nr‘;:— Address Piano, Bulletin' Co. iy6d Té"“fi‘é’#“?‘v‘ffi“’fl"m‘e‘SPA\?E Er. well. what sort of a hand have ies e e T of | balance o be used to meet the ‘cur-| In the house, the proposed anmexa- Rogpester Auto School. 1816 Rochester. | 'FOR SALE_A bay mare 12 vears old. | 214 grcam 4,000 squars feet - foor Sonigot —The Sketch. s e e very o s U |rent expensessaf the county for the|tion of u part of Ellington (o Rock: T F B RNS . Y. melRht 1256 ihe. soundness guaranteed! | S04 SteSri 4000, SHuATe est airieat he ey that man looked at m fare brings the trip within reach of | Slamere o D> % e F o Wiie e P capasoeated by The taree o 1 HELP WANTED. Drice reasonable. Inquire 123 Mapls St. | factory floor in Norwich. Apply A. A. 7o I fare brings (he Fiy within 1 of | sioners C. D._ Noyes, B. F. Williams | fares on trolley cars, unfavorably re- Pre Yot roy: Stetan Tatnsty Buii! he looked once and then turned and those contemplating going are | ;nq Charles H. Smith, Groton. were | ported, was rejected. T H Employers of labor are requested to ki 5 3 7 as if T were not worth notice ble to disappointment they delay | H ing, Franklin St, cor. Chestnut Ave. Py avie e o i delay | resent at the meeting, the latter mak- g 1 m ng' ek BT ATt et Beitloviont, Duban (s 1" _London Opinion, purchasing tickets until the morning | g his first official visit to the capitol | The appropriations committee by at it Fairbeal or et Trompbiat. Excelien iartiond Irivestinans Stopping Ji FESE "ot Lilka Wialbe e tri Gew Tondo |25 a member of the commission. The | tomobiles will fly- to Waterbury to see i tention. Services free. Facilities for roperties bearing the sign, Climax Wr e, frip Trom New Landon on the |1 Miourmea to mect agin o | {he aPmers, tb Chochive o ach e e 92 Franklin Stresi L o S Do You Want Tl o, et The M aaas oo in commection with dhis excursion | ¥ ceks hence. | reformatory, to New Haven to look at D e s 0 XO thoughtfilly, then chuckles Well, = ~ A s | the armory and to Eridgeport, and EE S E : 5 2 they may know how to make it, but makes it ome of the most charming |yt as action was about to be taken | then return to Hartfe o S BOTEL M. J. COSCORAN, Supt JEROME MAYER, Real Estate Broker, | to buy a Wagon Maker's Shop on | [hev may know how to make it ing water trips alomg the New England | ,jon the amendments o the employ: | . 716 Boswail Ave. jyisd Central Bldg. | Directly opposite City Hall ;,‘.S,\:)n""mrn{ukp — good \tua'gf‘ ?»r 2 Judge t ~ - ity i ’ N P . = i Vi ci 2 %1 g 50 ? A splegdis opportunity for 3 el > - = | ere Mability and workingmen's cog-| The senate insisted in jts actien in | EIrst-clare Wines, Liquers wad Clgars JullSSW 803 Main St. (Hartford) | & good business. : Floorwalker—Looking for anything, | pensatfo tesday a . the | refusing to grant S en Sweet the oo . - o - % WESTERN PICTURE AT THE | ccnate laid it aside until 12.30 foday | rignt fo practice bone setting, the | 9Fder. Johs Tuckle Proa Tel 43-& WANTED Consult £, A PRENTICE, ~[8¢ Cistomer e for syl wite BREED. and a few minutes later lald aside the | house having passed the resolution. — = “Phone 300. 86 Cliff St. Sl AL . et At Pleasant View nofice in “the “Loxt’ ‘colimn : ;- EORGE RAN aily paper published on the thirty+ A Close Call, the thrilling and sen- 6l G. GRANT. Cooks, General House and || .. " ... ronm cottase, 2 turnisa- third floor. second counter. by #ational story of the west, hoids tne | BOND ISSUE the resolution, but & 1 : e ; ;i . S e Bt coany, e e | BOND ISSUE NOW ‘ Pl dnl B oula Be on. Table Girls. 3. ToE:68 5 200 Auesaeine Teakurbie o'clock, and 1t wiil be on the corrie posad to it to the end. a dors before 4.—Puck. = T T Ay oo | UP TO THE GOVERNOR | " Timo Not Hers or appropriation. | UG taker and Embalmer 4. B. LUCAS, | Wite—¥retcnt ’ Show me_that tets : young sheriff of the Mr. Burr of We .2 Providence SL., Tafivill> |Réom 32 - - . Central Building At Qnonocllonlaug fer! Husband—What letter? Wife < town, and of the agent's greyhound (Continued from page one.) & peaipoRs & o 2 e erue Bt o &Ly e one. against the resolution. New ¥ e e T That one in your hand. Its from = R B i R L dsse bor, he had been told, could take care | Prompt attention to day or night calla Liefter @i sfeltoxoony cot eeviare Sy101 i | woman, I can see by the writing, and g i B . up o rart or T o mmpclalons I [uee ‘f0r.s \century henc Dbe- | annuat rental 3200; price low. § ; | Y5 Hero it ts. its yo - ;;“:f’:g‘ g G et [ avecy e e Pt e 2 rone | lieved the whole question could afford | 4. F. CONANT. 11 Framklla Strecc (DISTRICT OF CHAPLIX, $5.. COURT modern improvements, in the dressmaker’s bill—New York Mai ! ; " first measure to com 0 S-Ito wait: the time has not come 0| Walicotome o and the 3 B o of Probate, July f i prmisesmehdbops s A Looaplh B . Sewre th meation to sccom. | LALons o oSy offering the atate | male"slic un appropriation. Ears ire the samt o the markes | e oF Mol g Uiwion, e or | Seventy-five Building LotS || coou suiding, 10 srosswny. || e hisd fik s Tt etk giieh el purpose” ihe tichiul zre- | mivion {0 Ui (rated would icetls | Harbor Should Be Developed. | (1 taem othe " dfmibiatra v “epptiea | Conting on ocean, 30 by 160 st prices || T him with o smile? said the wiss and und appears,-and unties ithe bind- | gate before spending the money. ha at the gencral assembly may safe- or an ordeg-authorizing and empower- | from $25 : y 00d counselor. es,” re inz cords whith hold her hands, and |said. ‘Mr. Beicher also made argu-|Iy give authority under the proisions AUTOMOBILE STATIG .. T T e it o pe s o | Inyestibate N. TARRANT & CO. Fanthor, s e Y. ghve’ Mim 'xr;: ’ she hurriedly writes her sheriff-lover, | ments in answer to questions that had | of the resolution was the opinion ex- | g 3. Coit, 6 Otis Street Autemobile | CNENS fo said estate as per applica b 3 urthe E - sen. doy een asked s to whathes s s r. B homas- s tion on file more fully appears. A six-aere farm for $275 cash. laugh."—Washington Star. glopping the Fraim, but the bandits sce [abie. He said that Jast vear New Or- | meisure that would develop one of the i obbing. “Phome. P Al Pl S SR U S (choice ‘of 400). promoter “is a ystem that will perm: Ber and knotks her senseless, leaving | leans, where the state o bofs on tha Atlantic c ns the docks, | finest ha f $152,000. The pro-“It seems t6 me.” he one, but has been | magnificent opportun ast. | MME. TAF aid, “with the ies existing at candid discussion to take the place of e o WHITNEY’S AGENGCY, |sciusi confict” “Domt you * thize Real Estate Broker, inquired the man who was reading —raimist and cialrvey | it assigned for a hearing on the for Anyone iroublad or puzsicd with | EOINE application. and this Court d r own or Others affaits. eall ‘She |Tects the Administratrix to cite all pe her upon the track. The sheriff re- | showed a profit ceives the message. and hoarding the | ject is mot a ne engine pilot, in“a most dramatic scene | adopted or is being advocated in | New!London have so long remain.d | dvises with a certainty higher than |50Ns interested therein to appear at| 2 sese e 227 Main St., Franklin Square, the sporting page, “that our profes- #natohes the gitfifrom the path of the | Washington. Louisiana, New York, | undeveloped simply because of the la-k | RUman powers, 8 Washington St.|s2id te 38% Place, DY BUPLSINE (his | No. 41 West Broad Strect, Rooms 1-2,| gy e gos e ond Insuranes | 50nal busilists have come pretty neas e ":-,hmd v he’r from the jaws | Texas, California, Rh Island and |of energy that is mow being dis- = = paper having a circulation in said Dis Westerly, R. L sclving the problem > —London Opin< of death in the mick of time. Massachusetts. played.” frict. and by posting a copy on_ the e Wi 2 ion, A go0d fAight between the officer of |\ g u ST L ¥ Governor Has Final Say. public signpost in_the Town of Cha Lene Distanys, Tlons Jodoa Sélling,grovting sndsceny ot Silas—1 hear some wanderin® plans e ew_ 450 theiBandits follows in| & Saving to Stemehlp Companies. Mr. Thoms of Waterbury tock five D st e L il sl ey REAL ESTATE tuner knocked the stuffin’ out of i which they are rounded up and car- | * Mr. O'Connell of Stafford spoke it | inites to boost the passage of the e s;fl o - e e [l ? k—Yzas: hat rie o e ba o | favor of o tion dwe! o o NaSE £he . PASERE { Coucs of mnotice given. and by givin Jones Hanl| 2as. ye know what » Tiea or o JaN e hatunce ot ‘the | favor of (he tescbution: dweIng mpon B S et Corpr ot biokice gnensant By eiving FIRE INSURANCE | fclicr 11 ia for gottin’ 1 waren o 5% bill carries two extra strong dramatic |the great saving in time, operating || he said, “will have the final shford. Connecticut. money. Waal, he wanted tW tunes offerings, and some exceptionally fun- | cost and other advantages that wouid | T e’ expenativra ot {Kis* appto —— LARENCE E. CHESTER. AL at Lowsst Rt to throw in an oflin’ o tiY windmi’l DF e, aTalehe ol constitute one | fccrue to sicamship companies bY|priation, and I have every confidence | Pails and Shovels, Sand Toys, Kites, Juace. jo Baks s BEUarle ACoTY ind a repairin’ o (¥ Mowis® MmcMES of the be seasol pcking at New London rather than | {'his fidgment. To me there appears AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD || The Magnificent Estate Known all fer ih' same money.—Chicagn e R ; 9 wn || A\CCIDENT INSURANCE | ¥:xs a chance herewith to do something *o E Wagons, Wheelbaffws, Fans, Lan-|a¢ Norwich, within and for the Distriet s "0 - | New Londcg Should Bear Share of | build up the manufacturing interes terns, P Is, Lunch Basket: S OIS, o Sfkie SIN BN ONS. e a8 0 Having fixed the rats for a fight Brief State News o e catern Gurt of the staie, shien I | 77 Perasele Lunch Beskets Bench |\ § DU L s aviine, suaes || MENRY SILL PRoPERTY PLATE GLASS s e % development is largely behind the | Baskets, Napkins and Lunch Sets and | P~ PP e e S e T AT Tyuck was Teagil -t tumis & Sl B i - s op- ; - Estate of Kate Sullivan. faie of Situated N nel o5 = = ot Y Was oD | western part of the state.” He was| goats of all kind. | Norwich, in said District. deceased e SURANCE ¢ that | pea No. 270 Broadway. ule. “Can’t you make it three punche ily in favor of the passage of the John Sullivan of Nprwics, Conn. ap- | the city show es for $1007" somebody asked. Thd eanfordThe Branferd Trust com- | i’ go. by presenting Sonne| messnce " : IR pesrad - ipColat dnis led & wbti fo Beautiful grounds and a large, head pondered a momen PoY webyned its doors’ for Dbusiness | guarantee that it would bear a bro- Dobt Eyocastnste 1 E B nat an instroment Burporting || attractive building. Wil be sold [ > T B ek | Bortionate share of ‘the Sesmamsiniiitios | Mr. Banks of Fairfield, republican IN FAY, Franklin slllflm 10.be the last will and testament of || far below its value. don’t mind a little baseball serap. but & P o i invoived, leader of the house, said a few words - said deceased be admitted to probate. a bargain fight is a terrible thing. — % %r,},‘r‘,'kr"‘m"‘m [on as T % in favor and incidéntally’ against the Whereupon. Oracres Thag said JAMES L. CASE, - . Louis Post-Dispateh, ord are eir cottaze | usiness Propesition. policy of procrastinating in the mat- petition be heard and determined a 10 Shebucket St Norwich, Ot 5 g e 10 remain until September. | 1. é | 3 : e e e ot .. Norwich, Ct. 3 | Mr. Whiton of New London talked | ter. The state's interests in the m: STEP IN AND TRY 0 the Probate Court Room i # { o stric t ; B o it ot e L aien il T e e o e TOUR | rifeels GOl gt n s ot o ~ MUCH IN_LITTLE the Lovell district-in New Haven re. He said that its terms did not | the terms of the resolution. here 350 D I N N E R P the foranyon anditbat notice,br the The Turkish minister of war has de one of the candidates being considereq | PFoPose the immediate and indiscrim- | arz but two views to be taken of the pendency of said_petition, and of sa. - A ey e T I 4 PO Sttt oy const inate use of the million dollars, bui |situation—one broad, the other mar- | From 12 to 2 Rearing ‘thereon. be given by the pub- “rn“ure’ ey g g only after a rching investigation as | row e nirrow view is to save our lication of this order one time in some ¥ i 1e ey and wa we have been d 1 ewspaper having a circulatio said 5 Thempsony et of Poiice pro- | o the indom of using it the resolu- | moriey and wail, as we have been da-| DEL-HOFF CAFE, Ground Floor | Bivzraver, havine o cirouiaiion i aid e besl riace s, foird AR S mage Tormally amnotnced st ceenig | Hon provicad fof lesislation that is for | iog for 100 Years. The broad view District, at least five days prior fo the c roets and House has lestalled a modern Aitration plant that he will be a candidate for consta- | the welfare of the state. It is a busi- | {0 accept an opportunity to develop ay be made to this Court. to buy property for business, homes, at a cost of nearly $100,000 for purifs+ ble and tax collector at the town cau. | PesS Drog @ition and wise lesislation. | fine harbor to the great advantase of e NELSON 3. AYLI®G, Judge. 5 S s ot (he wter supily of the Pert. of cus to be hold in the fall Money Wor't Come-Fodis Reaular Easd 20 an-a,k Hevtn The Roads Are &“[lng po’;he”rabrn:;rdnnd fgregoing is a true|or investment, is Norwich. The man s Spain, P : ock of Redding Against. z g : copy of re S < — to buy of is" S urnisnings e Guilford.—Governor Baldw ik Johnson of Mcptville explained PR % B . |and pleasurs driving will be the bast| Attest: FANNIE C. CHURCH. o buy of is ' i o Ly S signed the amendment to its chartes | hendd ¢ of those in doubt that [ T Peck of Redding was opposed %0 | and cheapest way to got the embrac- | _Jy19d Clerk. ' The Royal Mail Stea n Packet come pe s s olution called for a bond se | the resolution. ing fresh air that is better than the 7 From now until August 1st, we will [ pany on May g permitting the Meriden, Middietown 2 . - AT A CGY'RT OF PROBATE HELD shtly scrvies from Port of Spaks o R R i that the million dollars would not | Favors Harbor, Against Souvenirs. | best tonic. “Piione us for & 500d team. | 2t Norwicn 'witnin and for (he Distret . s |make special prices on all our Furni- | {ortnightly service from Port of Sgain steam for electricity for power. | be taken n.‘;lu he regular appropria Mr. Phillips of Stamford s: MAHONEY BROS., :r i‘s'nr;vgi‘c‘h. on the 18th day of Jifly M B m 2.,8 M S s' 1 ture and House Furnishings, h’;“o r;};‘n”;mg = , t fu e s: there was no would rather vote a five million - N 7 o y RS . & sewguter Kiia. | business enterprides but dudted statis Others in Favor. Jennie A. Weiden of Norwich. Conn.. ; = 121 tons, an increise of 5,004 Beth (0 Moy Eigens Dowd of Albany, |tics relative (o trahsatiantic shipping u owers appeared 1n Court and filed a petitinn | properties. 37-47 Main Street, Norwich | 7021 tons a ez « - e gyl 7 > 51 Mr. Hotchkiss of New Havén whs - 2 o ' 5 tons or 1.6 per cent. over the consump= The weddi Il take place to show the convincing likelihood of i praving. for the reasons therein set & R Ty TS pa reit retyrns om stclt an Tavestment|eard in favor. -« F1 i D - Poron Ginat am instrament Purporting PR g s tion of 1909, D e eyl | 'Mr. Hshincon of Bisex sala he ad ora esigns| i Giha ARG T s o sonm ran v conw. srciants Avenue, Taftville. | Ly A 3D ) Ansonia.—Rev. Cornelius Fichert, | demanding this outlat to th ‘ter- | been in consultation with the membors S2id deceased be admittzd to probate. 2 Plans have been approvsd for th S el Dbk [omanting e Sutir o oAt | T iRy ane Huitin sty CEDULDIS Strcopon, B3 Graerty, “niad Wi |, Threg miles, o Wilimentie 1, mhe ortetn b e B Raitoud com: church, has announced his resienation and a unanimous decision had been Do e e e o Thr Bicy af | house, large stock barn with basement pany of a three-story apartment houes and commenecing mext fall will engagc $10,000,000 May Be Needed. | reached in favor of the passage of the | Te]. 868 ety 1 hemhouse, sheds, icehouse, etc.; ali proof conmstruction, 50 by 120 3 age | 4 d el. 77 Cedar Street | Norwich, in said District, on the 25th e - in cducational work with one of ihe| Mr. Bingham of Naugatuck talked | Fesolution. (Laughter.) 05 ot gty A D185, a4 ocioci | bulldings & No. 1; 20 acres extra tii . in_ Colon. western collages. ] st the measgre, saying that the| Rev. Mr. Range of Guliford said a in the afterrioor, and that notice of the | w8Caiang” Tuhning Spring water. 135 i oy, 1906, boet, pesliiinh request for a million is but the first [ word in favor, pendency of said petition. and of sa ung le 1) it Since January, 1305, beef . Bridgeport.—Mrs. John A. Hurley, | step and that $10.000.000 might he B e e s s B r'eraom, e iven by ki pub: | A02,0URE Dearing apple tress ity 12 i i Taes ons e W supreme president of the Cathoiic | needed to complate the work. He also| . 1 e N 8 CHER lication of this order ome it Tn Oms | pigs and complete line of wagons and per cant. in Switzerland. The bes$ Women's Benevolent legion. has been | expressed the opinion that if the do: S Shrmpnon of Eoxifeet moved fhe newspaper hitvisg 2 clrcmiation_in sai rming tools. Milk or cream sold at boef cosis 40 cents a pound; soug " | b previous question and the two senate P - District. at least four days prior to]&sor. Price if sold this week, $4,301 oison y 2 appoinied delegate to the national fra- | ever were bullt it would not be many | BreiGhe SUestion whd, (e two senste Civil Engineer, Ristcr, af Jeast, fonr days, pricr to| goor “rice i a0 . *3430v. TNSAt. 36 catd B T s b ey ore they_would be xBlg £} vots on the bill as amended ehowed 'y unes to ammounice to his patrons ana | - TASON 3 ASIING, Tudge TRYON’S 'AGENCY, According to the computation of th Trans-Atlantic Terminal of the New | LAt there was some opposition, but it | the public that he has moved to 63| The above and foregoing is & (rue Willimantic. Conn. —AT— inister of finance for the Lnlon o Southington.—The town of Southinz- | Haven Roza” This did not seem to|P2s%¢d by a strong majority. Broadway, Chapman buildin it} AT of recerd South Africa, the gold mining indus+ ton recently acquired title {0 all of the | worry anvone, however ; 12 — the Y. M. C. A. B | e TEE G Old Established Restaurant D ;S PHA CY, |+ > belore 1L e S property. rights and franchises of tne | ; . UNN’ RMA gy sthington Water company, under the Not Up to the State. =7 AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD ’ cision given by Judge Williom L.| Mr. Reed of Bethel spoke briefly in ou ht ————————————————— | it Norwich, within and for the Disirict For Sale ¥ Residents of Arizona have discov. Hennet: in the superior couit. osition. He considared the propa-| LOST AND SOUND. qf Norwicki. on the 13th day of J#¥.| Centrany lorsted " Will sell at great 50 Main Street ered ihat tactus needles or thorns on local in nature and did not b A D. 1911 2 g sacrifice. Caus, il health- _Apply able for us hop! o’ talky has been prepared for the beneiit - Kn age 4 years; Nh i wast seen Was | Grigwold. in said District, deceased. 132 Spring Street, or Rex Restaurant, trade is anticipated. of t=e children of the borough. These Money Must Be Spent Wisely. (0] oW O anad on white waist and pants: | “paticic B Driscoll of Grisweld, Conn., | Willimantic. Cons. Dost thou love life, then v S mtowmal discourses will be known as| oo poY TEE e 413 the. Toa please notify B. Schethier fonauon | appeared in Court and filed a petition do not squander time, for The production of American salf The Childreas Hour and will be held | onlc Or" " e " et oo | : = B’ i Faceive veward. So guca: | praving, for the reasne ‘thercin soi SALE HORSES e b e stal 1105 Droke AN e A at the children's Toom in the Hbrar e peaofs T iehin atute that Impure blood with its weak" [Sone asel & ¢ s {00 Hae st wilifana tetantone G| oL o i 7 misn o din made of.—Franklin. Totieat saryal it e peeaised o , bou it > e s, beneiting not only New Londo ning results, ’ LOST—Two cows, bri with. | said deceased be admitted to probate. iave a few left that I wis dis- cal sorvey. F 20 years and prized highly. A few days h as to guarantee that | 2Higid 2 12hts, poor | horns. Finder will be rewarded by re- | petition bhe heard and determined 4| i ion " sired by A: J. Gliek, 2105| Do not squander time chopping s e e e e ihe rime ay | e monex will not be spent unfess it | appetite, sallow skin, pimples and | (UIning (0 Harry Lavine, Colcncster, | the Probate Court Reom in the City or| Mallon . fred, b3 & J. Gllek Z10:} Do a ; In an electric fonntain small enoug’t found in the debris in the cellar, hay- | 1§ SPent wisely. If this bill is passed | depression,comes from constipation 2 Gay of July. A. D. 1811 at 3 o'clock | horse: gentle for aryone to use. single | Wood. carrying coal or flling a|for use as a table decoration that & inz gone through theffire uninjured "‘ believe that Connecticut will be a 7 B — — — in the afterneon, and that notice of the ‘"Tglfl"!"e aromel and. sew {lisse smelly, grea il can getting ready 1::::0“':':‘:" h:fio’?":sl’)? ;:nc faliing 3 greater and better state. { y pendency of said petition. and of said| J554 " '* ELWER R PIERSON. . 3 % vater turns a wheel which changes tha q T v = LME:! 3 N. do your cooking. Get a Gas Rangze | . i r; it 3 «ha e that has jus s e hearing thereon, be given by-the pub- e: to 3 colors of the lights wkich illumine i, T Fimeiate Si7 i Favors State Contrl of Terminata WHAT'S NEW | [oaios S i ot 7 i S e s Alice D. Peck, daughters of Represent- | Mr. Chandler of Rocky Hill spoke newspape- having a circulation in said Paper mills in India have not beem irritating, irksome, ire produ; ing, pro- ative F. J. Peek of Hamden, assume ! i tha principaiship of the Phelps schoni [ D41S” he said, “are the keys that in Wallingford. The school was found- | I0Ck the waterways to traffic. T ed in 1900, most,_emphatically in favor of state’s contro in favor of the resolution District. at least five days priorto the very | prOSABI aR . S Salarie THE PALACE CAFE LR S e T S DRI fanity provoking preliminary proceed- | has to be breught from long distances Step in and see us. ELSON J. AYLING, Judge. ure. A match and the fir> is ready. | and the cost of_lrel‘hu eat up the The above and foregoing I¥ a true SR ; L S profits. India’s import of paper a FRANK WATSON & co, copy of record. Indisputably the world's best cooking | pasteboard in 1910 fiscal year wa® d Attest: F o M Cott stove. A hot weather necessity and a | of the value of $3,284,090. Bamboo for ne More A ||uicccing cvers day in the year. Saves | V2Per making there is suggested. NTE C. CHURCH. erk have been doing good to men ‘women for many, many years and 72 Franklin Street. guarantee that business will fol construction of the docks, Mr. Clrand_ | ler quoted statistics to show ths their value has been tested and . FOR SALE. f ss 500 work, saves time, saves dollars. Call According to an official report, Cane For 15 Cents, | fanziantic rame e ontv"un s’ i | proved. They remove the cause of MONEY LOANED or 990,900. and ses the latest models. Prices|ada produces 82 per cent of the s sy Sing by lcaps aod| physical troubles. A few small oA et ot oy A - xeonts and bath: from $10 up. Drnies OpecRiliE afbhstes G e That small sum is| price ears ad ess doses will show th safe tonic Lowest Rates of Interest. An eold = Rotary Gas, Water Tank Heaters | factories in Canada 2re capitalized at o powor so sapuic the busw done by | certain 1> el estabiished fim to deal with. Modern _convaniences. 299.000. In 1880 only 730 fons of . action on you, Beecham's. Pill tablished 1872.; common soape and ":n:- E‘:‘&L sirable zoa are oramarity | will surely help you to an active THE OB LATRRAL EDAN co- fresh and lovely skin. s beauy in [ obtained. { liver, a good stomack, a sweet = Epeinto Shesman il ey breath, clcar head and refresh- 9 | Anotr rd in fayos re- | 4 a rs sentaiive Sherman of West aven. | ibgsleep. In youngoreld they will ' Influence of New Londsn Shore All entirely new. #16, jcouncctine at cost were produced in the De- Cook with gas and forget the siz- | minion, valued at $24,700: in 1909 the JAMES L. CASE, 7 J e output was 67,300 tons, valued at $2,= 40 Shetisine Nowwich, C& zling, scorching, sweltering weather. FOR SALE $ room cottage with modern im- 300,000, Gas & Electrical Dep't. |z corgors ar it " Woniom “Siew provements, located within 5 Face and Scalp Ma: Mr. Peck of Stratford was opposed. 5 MRS. T. S. UNDERWOOD, He did not think much of an invest- Tel. 5534 Z1 Broadiway. sonable. ment thit wguld add an extra million fn i Constipation Lok W WeUs. Beuils) BROAD BROOK FARM EGGS American_countries amounting o as 2 are sure to be fresh. g cmm much as the shipments from afl coun- FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, Young Ciiester White Pigs for sal F- c- AT H- I’n tries to New Yeork and Philadeiphia b Snge Corssimmuned|f wiiuies’ wilk - ST Scimin GUARANTEED CREAM FOR SALE, Philadeiphia, Baitimore, Chari s— SOAP e Rehe"e \SEtNeut yahn. Square; ideal locality; prige rea- put up in glass jars. 327 Main Street, ‘Alice Building. | 1on o e O rrern entret S o Cabe for the. o also yearling bull. well marked Ayr- PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. combined. During its last fiscal E > . o Central Bldg. Neorwich, Conn, shire. 5 this company projuced in O cently at New Lond ight b i nannen Building nex, Room o9 - 7 influence over them o vote in favor af Se Everywhere. In boxes 10c. and 28e. | < e . Telephone 357-2. for aay of our)Foom 1 Seeond KA or Bremmon Blds | 136740 poinder 3 ‘-w products. jez6a . Night 'phane 108% . &allons of