Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 13, 1911, Page 8

TODAY AND SATURDAY. / ; X A 1A Idiy . ; Jhn ‘m".i’f’.:; LITTLE TEMPERATURE CHANGE gt .\ B ) N ¥ 5 9 0 : : £ aor) W - & ATCHES NCRWICH. CONN. FRIDAY, OCT, 13, 1911, FOLTRY. £HE CLOUD, Far on the brink of day e g on I::'T.I! FIREMEN'S MUSTER AT PUTNAM oo e e nex AUVERHSEMENT under the heading of “WANTED, FOR SALE . Gray Hair Is First Sign of Age, or TO RENT” arc inserted at the zate ol | Vaudeville and Motion Pletures at uditorium. Harmless Remedy Restores Anditosum. © our at Porte Tn Yinh g i e % Thou standest as the heraid of the Ma: r at Polf's Thea~ G . A % . : . wh, ter — i and Their Hosts—Mornin; arade | - 2 4 Where fades the night's last ring Eoust ot Commian Councit Meeting tn | Big Day for Visitors and Morning [ Ostec vt rooms an wmo e cenits per line, six words to the line. gt ey Sl lckering. Hall N $500 Divided in Priz: uris own old age. Tn the business worl it st dowdtopa gone; a Splendid Spectacle vided in es During | {0 “young man” is always the one who 3 B . ki £ “new d when the evening dies e G LSS L T 7 AU fie Tringed Vestures clinga’ g Afternoon Contests. thought,” “new talent,” ete, and the WANTED. FOR SALE. TO RENT. the Lght, 5 =", 3 old man is passed by in the race. 1 . The last sad glimmer of the tearful < p el One of the first signs of coming age iS| WANTED—A bright boy willing to| FOR SALE—One cow and one year-| FOR RBNT—_An upper tenement of 6 eyes Y 2 e, No. 6320, the appearance of gray hairs. When |work and learn the business. The Lee |.ling filly. W. A, Mason, Franklin, Conn. [ r0oms on lower Broadway. Apply to| On the dark verge of night. meeta in Ponemal | (Special to The Bulletin.) | Middletown, John Heffornan, Rock- | you see them. act prompily. Wyetls |& Osgond Co. wiolesale department. ~ | Tel 294-3. L cétisd | P H. Brown, 25 Shetucket St ectisd | Tt R L P : QOscar. X 0, V. O. of A.| Putnam, Oct. 12.—All anticipations of | Ville, and Charles Leonard, Williman- | Sage “"“}"5“’9““" *g‘fl‘;; Ra’"?fé’fl e e=——————— ) FOR SALE—One new milch cow with| UP-TO-DATE furnished rooms—Con- | > rhow.. too, must mourn the rose of meats in Foresters’ Hail. 2 s -~ oy pe | tic. o3 correct this sign, which so of WANTED—At the Backus Hospital, | ca}f, also one two year old Jersey bull. | tinuous hot water. Mrs. Lees, 376 Main Neorwich ; what firemen’s muster day was to be v Fodatsd. s S Ui n ¥ 0 u 3 orning, shed, ‘ 3 h Stationary Ergineers' Asso- | WInt firemens muster day, Was 2% isitors Feasted. | ceives people into thinking that aze is |a good plam_cook. octisa |Jchi Benko, Novwich Town, R. D. 9| seplad i e adow Yo ol i T P Blocte L e eity. favored with 4 jewel of | 'The dinner hour was a welcome time | really upon them. It is o Well-KDOWD |~ inGERS — WANTGB Tadies and | O Cardner Lake. ootlid 0 RENT — Desirable _seven-roo train L Sels at 65 Matn Stract - O tober day, was given over to| for the firemen, as'they were in proper | fact that Sage and Sulphur will dark- | ceatiemen for chorus work in- a Bro. | FOIR SALETwo tencment fiouss, 15 | ouge. hee mintres woll from branks | And setiles on thy head. . - o o s ¢ ‘Visitors | condition ‘to do full justice to the ex- | en the hair. Wyeth's Sage and duction to be made Soon by the Poli{100ms. large garden and fine _fruit|lin Square. Dr. D. L, Jones, East Great| s=oonn. B, Tabh iorwich Motoreycle Club meets in|the fire fighters and a host of visitors | i < ner that was served to them | Phur combines these old-time remedies | Players. Applicants must call person: | Lrecs, near velvet mill.. inquite 35 0. ) Bluin Fel. 236 that was estimated as numbering from | cefent Ganer (HC Has SOENed e i | With other agents, which remove dand- |ally Saturday atternoon. Goty 14, ber | Bark St Williman (e, Gt., SEer s 0/elook | e 00 o 5,000 Hammond hath ihe excellent service | Taff and promote the srowth of the | ween the hours of 3 and b oiclock, at |or Sundiy. ootivd RE Club Rooms on Franklin Stree! ANNGUNCEMENTS 3 octiid NT—TFurnished room, at 22 WHERE ALDER BLOSSOMS BLOW. ' 5 | G, Clairmount Ave., Ci 11d i | A Big Day. 0 i oS the studio of C. D. Geer, Room 42, Cen- = t Ave., City oct Alder biossoms, hanging high, " adies of the e, = 13 FOR SALE—Far: S, W DL v Frank A. Bill has the exclusive sale s it had a bigger day than Thurs-} B G5 G0 - authorize the druggists to sell it un- | “NVANTED—Carpet sweepers 0 1o | o SALE—_Overl 7 Broadway: all modern Improvements. | ¥ g SN Vo, O O orning light. X Kinx Quality $350. 3400, | day, and the year's effort of the local i der guarantee that the money wWill be | pall. Work guarantecd good as new. | nassongers i eslieder: . 30 hoiaopawer, | SLE 2L 122 Broadwas octild and shoes. He has all the latest | fir. department to make the event one z refunded if it fails to do exactly as|Drop . stal., call personally | RRSPORESE: -oviinder, 72 2| FOR RENT — Cotiage house, five | Now the merry birds of Jume, Siyten, Dhck aud tuscet. e L e v AFTERNOON CONTESTS. Tl for work. E. A. Aubrey, 28 Summer L st L PRoet W St Dr. | With their joyous whistles clear, St., Norwich, Conn. octisd | |lte, and fully equipped. Box 669, |fooms; also tenement on M | frowned with success. Every feature ; & i Don’t look old before your time. Get Westerly, R. L Setda | Brewer, 54 Broadway, City. ocilld |Make the woodland echoes ring, Norwich mest, Order of Owls, has | o the day was all that anyone ex-[$200 win Prizes Offered—Interesting| DOVC 10020 el Y00 Nd Sulphur | WANTED—Man on farm; no Hquor, O e < e e From the elm trees growing mear. jase fnitiation Sunday afternoon at | nected It mould be, and this is saying & Tests and Novel Stunts. to-day, and see what an Jmprovement | tobacco; references; steady position: | whatminster, b, Gharen, Morciors Sa. |Union Square, fiat of seven rooim 8 A\t ninastnia, bangiaE s iEh Siclock. Nest members and visiting | great deal. The crowds were {sym‘;l(\l- The afternoon was Eiven over to the | 1o Will make in the appearance of |${ate wages; handy with oxen. Luther |\Gon "fariviile - S octra” | ficor” Enquire of £ A. G pi T s Owis urged to attend. See adv. Iy orderl and easily handled and in e uftel S GLYSR OVer e T | youn: Badr. 2 L L 2 T = Mainbt. X ‘When my lover comes tonight— . s the " eihing " Gosiness section, “here | various conteels for which $500 in | Y Neparation is offered to the |~ WANTED—Bight or ten good brick | 10l SALE—One of the oliest estab. | Sl o TWill twine them m my nair, Notice.—The annual visitation of |the silewalks were jammied with a|irizes were offere he squate and | uupjic gt fifty cents a bottle. and is |masons, Monday, Oct. 16, on Church | Willinantie containint s FaE stk of | possession 8t once. Inqaire af Bulletin —Mrs. Susie Goodyear. @istrict officers, October 14, Hugh H. | miss of humanity during the morning |all the busitiess section of tho cIYATS2 | recommended and sold by ail drus- |St, Willimantic.” You may telephone cholce’ grocories, “siludted, on Main st | Otfice. betbd e lodge, Taftville, 7 p. m. Per | ours, evervone was good natured and | Jja v eoRls he Ars gists. me at Murphy Bros.’ Stable, No. 191 | Doing a good business. Apply Wm. B.| ™5 RENT _Des Tne-room et i > ! An Ideal Day. | der companies. was put on at 2 e'clock | co F431 Main street No Boo AT e s price, $13." 108 North :Maln St. | °T0=% (e, worla-your' yoloe s cullian 8 I L. | The fog with which the morning | gouthbriage, Putaam not competing for Elgart's mill, Colchesters until Uct. 20, | FOR SALE_Fide restdence of nine | 0 > . T feel its throbbing cadence througk & BT Bpfconomiat saye of Gip- | s ushered in had hardly been d a prize. The conditions of the con- TRAVELERS' DIRECTORY, on account Jof being overstocked: gasand cith waler, %7 Backus. ®. ¥ | TG BENT_Tower tensment of four|; , the cloull Lo 0w Lt Soh il mith: “People balk &t the ordi- the brilliant sunshine oI was et e fo ac N aghus, R 15 lrooms. Enquire of Joseph Bradford, ceply cherish e Bary miracie, such s in axe Togtiag |Pited by the brilliant sunshine whed |test, which was spectacular, caled for = B. No. 3, Norwich. o Tel. 737, sep25d | B 4 on Yo Gt ner actsy thrill > as an axe floating | (e ot of the thions of visitors begal | o' 1in with the truck from the Congre- % - WANTED_Housekeeper for widower | ~ ;oR SALE—12 liprsepawer runabout, D The very depths of me, and soft en= on water, or & cripple cured, a *e | 1, pour In on morring trains and trol- | oational church to the Union biock. 200 . in couniry. Apply at Bulletin Office. A1 condition. Inquire Dr. Walker. Nor- | ,FOR RENT—Nice six-room tenement, shroud othing remarkable in the iife of Gip evs, and up to the noom hour they | Corge raising a ladder and putting a| _ orwlc lne octlld ScH: Sepod 3\1»]33:;5: m;gy Plain. F. T. Backus. | Each grief in peace,’ a happlness s m:‘:&m: ';’:‘p::“ I:hrnn\ rted y!,xr\l h $|came in nndiminished u.‘;l...h Tfl;(zz”““ on the reof of-the building. - Put- i_“u\unnflom eone Teilher To0n | CeRTNTING —FoR P ATEe ey | Lelephone 37, sep2 s ,‘.,‘1\1'0 Beart b SR B then multitudes and | j,¢ vantage points for the *firs |nam tried first and put a*man on the i T Eest cash prices paid. Addre T | notehonds and 550 6% " ireamiat busi | _ ROOMS TO RENT—Mrs. 5. G. Cong- 7 oo e i o gipsy par. |C0o0L Of the day—the parade-they |roof in 57 1-5 seconds, Southbr s nion e erabebelivery, No ol noss slszésj envelopes xzzang?mmem for [0 O3 MoB Sy Ave yld A § L born of gipsy par- | .ickly congested the ce linz i a few minutes later NEW YORK & oc “75; 500 each, § Send for samples | “FURNISHED ROOMS, il modern cons ahllens Apaut e eutage, and in a tent, lived a roving v | seconds. The Southbridge horses made WANTED—7,000 railway mail clerks, | and prices for any printing vou are in | veniences, 38 Union St. Telephone 834-4. | Tite until seventeen years of age. | \rving companies of firemen and |ihe ron faster than Putnam’s. this be- | STEAMERS postoriice. cusioms clerks mail carriors, | need of. The Bulletin Company, Nor- | “*aprioa T sharp reliel against the; dreary Jehen. coming into touch with General | (i pands lent additional color. and |ing accountable for the win, Bddie | Sxaminations coming. Send postal for 3 e LIGHT MANUFAGTURING SPACE | or ~cpyiels, 2 - Hooth of the Salvation Army, he usic, o a scene of vivacious anima- | Gemo. swho climbed the ladder for Put. schedule showing daty-and free sample | “FrLYiNG MERKEL § W, . TWIN, L R cparation and of joy. deferred, #onverted. leaves his tent ana engages n. but everything went along as| o a8 e Botthbrides : MA]NE | auestions from previdus examinations. | guaranteed, wili be soid at cost to ciose | 1O, RENT—With or without power | My heart cries the laggard timet | Chris It fop tion. but e ot e s {nam, had it on the Southbridge man; Franklin Institute. Dept. 36 J., Roches- | fha season: Soldar cesh fon and steam—4,000 square feet floor “Make haste m tian work. His life story 18 [monthly < could be expected or [ \qio J13% Limhar Siant for s com- tonngin ; boen run about 75 miles in L 4 truly wonderful. Dr. Alexander Mc- bed : v, Tunr e Is h —AND—. tor, NOY ___sep28d dcmonstrnfln% space. The lightest, cleanest, airlest| et vtk T says of him: “Gipsy Smith has | " There was no disorder in (assembling | bEIY: TURNIRE up the roungs Wb, the § WANTED_—Piano tuning _and repair- i mnELg GUTEES factory floor in Norwich. Apply A. A} &cross,che world yvourselt s calling e Tor Bie il | e n 20 WAS o L i agility of a cat. he buthbridse NEW HAMPSHIRE ing. All work guaranteed, A. G. Gordon, { __Sep13d Sachem’ Park. | Fournier, Troy Steam Laundry Bull . o iy Been wonderfully endowed for hi ¢ the varous organizations 2 [3 Your voice, your face, the very heart and I know of no one who e oris. TOf 1hi iR BE MATOR: S VBLY -Gl et DEME. R3Sl Choose this Tanth Rest time’ you. go | 295 Prospact Bt, Gity! el 683.3, GOOD PRINTING CHEAP_500 6% | Ing Franklin St., cor. Chestnut, Av of ou; " g ¥ the hearts of the people us t nd there was very little delay. in = Summary of Events. to New Yo You'll have a delightful | envelopes (regular business size), card | Jje24d Ycu call in dreams and fill my waking {and there was very little < o oie e ¢ the aff Oy okt 2 i - printed in corner, $1.35: 1,000, $1.85 ti:oughts. {he the pageant under way for its six | All other contests of the af voyage on Long Island Sound and a HELP WANTED Al 3 5 I 5 jcage Tribune, speaking of | miie taur throuzh many streets in all | were held on School street, near Erad- | suberb view of the wonderful sky line 2000, $6:50; 10,000, $10. 500" noteheads. T can but wait. but wait the long er front of Manhattan Island. hours through 00 ‘people wit- | and State of Connecticut, 't { 36 N { Until that sometime when we may h, says: “The Edgewater Pres- ent was at once naticeable. pessing the events. the summary of| Steamer leaves New Lonadon at 11 p.| 5 > S AL 814x11. printed, $1.65; 1,000, $2.70; 5,000, springtime in our deeper j Bytertan church was crowded to L SiE e e | Which is as follows m; Week dags only, due New York, Pler rf;;‘;‘,“'l“‘gp’"f;;fi“;“‘;“- S Ot Lss; 10000, 31750; 50b billiicads, '7245%. | Batance of Season, Seashore Cottages | renew. Shrd doors m_te vonderfu gl Hand hose cont run 100 vards. | Nérfh River. 7 o'alock next mors 2 nd wife), several ed, 1000, $2: . 5 . Story, of his Tathars Hte Ome of ine | The parade was. of course, the &reat | 1oy 30 rLct or hose and Wet Stream o | NOTE RIVEr. 7 welock next morning. | yeung men for mill and factors, team DRl TS, s yiomente; Fxb g, | from 100 to 81300, GRSEEEE AN ot oeeia tel e Tinest ‘Urings that has come to this | feature of the dax. 1t proved a spec | areer, Putnam companies not com- | NEW LONDON driver, 4nd all kinda'of domestic help. %5 85,55 LSO 1,781 5,000 3525 FRANK W. COY, B oo st arawd <hurch during the “hapman-Alexan- |tacle that won entRusiastic applause al ing for prizes: First prize, 350, to M. J. Coscoran, Supt. Tentral Bldg.|tion done promptly. Send for samples. i | presence near, R[S @er camvaign as Seen the example of | alonz the line of march, and well it | yo, 1; Souihbridge, time 36 1-5 a0 . The Dulletin Co., Norwich. Conn. - |8 High Street, - s Westerly, R. L |y ahie are lonely, love, and vet so Whis “winsome, Wwholesome Young man, | might, for every compaiiy was natty | seconds; Mansfield Hose ~o. 5. Pui-| NEW YORK — Tail Of you that T am swect-companioncd rer Zacking at Altans R Smith, a reaned, | and resplendent in the neat blue regu- | socond, 36 3-5 seconds — educated, Christian gentleman, and | !atlon firemen’s unifor v 2 No P As ded Writ. lept faat. e Sent X R o Thy Tt taneten wiite o Prizes Awarded. Write or telephone W. J, Phillips, \ garet Lyle, in Smart Set. B St on i maven Io ask o e Gielmetea firemen's _parade| Horse hose contest, run 200 vards, | AZet New London. Conn, for state- -y rooms’ and information. 3id. | Family Cooks, General House Giris o LE 2 7 ey tent, one is moved to aak ‘How | Gousered, helmetcd fremen's,, PIUS | 1,000 feck hose wnd et sitears 1o Fmation aysta’ | Femly Cookis _General Ho FOR SA We have a Fine VIEWS AND VARIETIES No prizes awarded in this class = o v target: * e tleman= * Mr. Smith is o tell the | vholly missing from the line on Thurs- |t ain Small farm of thirty-six acres, —_— o hia Tather's life to ‘the peopis |12 hut he nor his dav have mot been |05 the only out of iown contestant = J. B. LUCAS, e e o o acteny | Clever Savings & Korwich at the Ceniral Hapts: | forkotien, as was attested by the | Minnetexit, Danielzon. did not quality New York Room 32, Central Building. || five-room house and good sized |° tore To Rent | ehurch this evening, and will be heard | memories of many who stood by 3 ake no: b Harn, all in mood repate’ Blenty | The dove returned to the ark. “We i Jeith great interest. His father is now | terday and applauded the slickly dress- {nection after having made the fastes the Pacific coast, e 1 department man of today. With[crive of any of the three teams en- ETanesiistic campaies, Tod 1 an | has gome a lcturesqueness that | tered. 3 k — ~ was alw pleasing and inspiring, but [ Mansfield No. 3, Piitnam, made bes sball have peace,” it cried. “There I8 1o land to fight about, and nobody to fight.”—New York Sun. ience has taught us that it does of fruit. Twelve acres woodland, - nine acres brook-watered pas- mn the ture. balance good tillable land, Will be sold on easy terms t6 FOR SALE. SPEIRS BROTHERS, AT POLI'S. n its place Is substituted a jauntiness ftime in_ this class, 45 4-3 second Hl suitable purchaser. no earthly good £ dres 2 o that suegests'|Eagle Hose No. 2, Putnam (one horse s 00 & ; B 2 ¥ B0 S R e ‘]r‘ehq:rafl:d- r;’lrr‘ifii” e s | are 'l. Bollers, Tanks, Etc., . THOMAS H. BECKLEY, auregan ouse i ining ‘v?‘:h;-, fau'lorms that saw- meason attended the Puoll Dlasers pere | spirit or the efficiency of the men who Two Winners. [} o Ersisnt ana passenger service HAVE FOR SALE I May Building, = Phones: 724 | R R Dillan e Formances of “The Man of the Hour.| wear the clothe Steamer contests, 200 vard run to(fl st ‘Xand from New York. 2 200d 54 inch Dia. Boilers. I8 MaiSG 368-2 Block | o il et Z Steam varc rom_Norwick Tuesdays, Thurs- | Mrs. De Style—My last cook had & Festerday afterncon and night An- The New Order. hydrant, boilers showing two gauges || aave, Bundaye. St 1o n m. S als s e s s |ereat deal of sang froid. Bridget— other large one will be presant And with the scarlet shirt has gone | of water at degrees I". First test, | New York, Pier 23, East River, it ot once. Tonlem | O¥'ve never froid it, mum, but I've biled night, as the large advance the old hand engine and hose reel and | steam gauges to indicate 15 pounds of | | £0ot Roosevelt Streef. Also @ good House Boller for eight APPLY TO | it manny toimes—Satire. antees, while tomorrow ermoon and | jumsy ladder wagon, to make way |steéim, 4 points. Second test, getting | roome. 2 4 evening the crowds will b- little Short | for the express-syeed motor hose truck, | water through 200 feet hose and noz g Hitting target 100 fee Mrs. Black—My husband is always of capacity. The business and popu- stening steamers and the crack |zle, & points i T V. KNOUSE, Agent. | Tel. 340. 135 Water St, New London. | Wm. B. Younsg, Jr. Wm. R, shanis |§ The Parker - Dave“pfl” Co. StOdeiah The eshont ofi fonee oct12d larity have beem going up by l1eaps |1uider and horse hose apparatus of this | from nozzié, 2 points. Throwing hori need. Mrs. White—Well, call it a &nd bounds this week and from now |jater day. The bands plaved as mer- | zontal stream. lay out distance of pipe, NORWIGH. CONN, budget, and nothing will surprise him. - em thare can be little question of the | rily, the drums beat as snappily as|1 point. Steamers were given 15 min 2 g - —Harper’'s Bazar. success of the company. All the 1at- | aver Thursday, ond were as demon- |utes each for contest. | The Royal Mail Steam Packet Co At Pleasant View Marks—I married my wife a month est and best plays that are suitable | girative and unchanged as of yore, but| There were two_entries, Danielson ¥: ]y st a b e e e after she accepted me. Parks—That's for local audiences will be presented | (heir martial strains wer paraders | and Southbridge. Each won 5 points BE“MUDA 310 515 ROUND s 5 = INSURANCE nothing. I married mine thyee days during the winter, and nothing but the service that has undergone a |and an equal division of the prize mon- | TRIP | ed, lot 50 by 200; the price reasonabla. after she refused me-——Boston Tran- best of all - Next week the « transformation. The firemen’s | oy, $65, was agreed upon. | AND UPWARDS | ok LEGAL NOTICES. , script. company will offer “Wildfire,” Lillian of today is a semi-military i { 3lobbs—Secribbler says he can't com- followt e o bes i same judges w we Jie st class; no sec 5 at Norwich, within and for the Disirict | 205 : B he e s ¥aox one of ‘the best Formation of Line. parade acted at the contests, with M. | or steerage, by the T oftetisn STELL DN o KR s Lot REAL ESTATE of Norwich. on the 13th day of October, | Slobbs—Ism't there some scheme we g e A SN .eb®| The formation of the line began|R Joy and G. Allen Hawkins, both of | Trans-Atl 5 cement wall in front, cement walks, 4. D o1 | can zet up to make him stop smoking? &iven. Then elong in quick succes- | .,mpciy at 10 o'clock in the public|Putnam. as timers. G. Harold Giipat. | Trans-Atlantic s« TAELG” 5545 R, Present—NBLSON J. AYLING, Judge. | —Philadelphia Record. lon _as rapily as arrangements can | {ilave and was started prompily s to | ric Putnam, was tles tinat| Liner Tons | annual rental $200; price low. Room 23 Shannon Building, S eaje ot LU 4. Gisehais: 1RISto] ) maD Tt Sttt sha ot o ™ 5.0ah Rieschnn,? “Tne wWhit | sCiue | Mounicd and siaing & the| AU the contoats were excecaingiy n- | Make boakings at once, while the | ¢ five Building Lot Norwich;-Gonn. [ Nogicly, It sald, Blecrict, Heccared. | | qeor o1a chaps s Pal—_Gweat! ¥l Eiator” The Wie o ewatere Tane |head of the line were Marshal David | teresting and kept the big crowd on present low rate is in effect eventy-five Bui Mg LOIS | Terephone 1100-2. minra et rator, exhibited his ad- I him? Week End Sportsman—I think .} and his aides, George E. Shaw |tiptoe until they were completed, B o SaanaY, othes i Thayer. Next came @ pla- |shortly after 5 o'clock. > s play, 2 1 = six polica, Officers Herman G. 2 tful racing comedy, full of bril- . Botidin . Chafles,” Fohn. M Evenina Pleasures. 72 Years Experience and Progress | fronting on ocean, 50 by 150, at prices 2 x ST foro ey SANDERSON & SON, Gen'l Agents,|from $250 to $800. Very easy terms.|P|GS # Rrogd sows 1 boar. 19 shoats. \"8G0,.,00 That the 15th day of Octo- | 5. ad i6 the Court for allowance; it is there- |10t He shot back—Puck. on earth d'you keep clap= That last singer was awful.” 5 : 2 L0~ | ping for y e N Investizate. e T ber, A. D. 1911, gt 4 oclock in the after. | LIS Lpotoinge pasEwIY ice and sparkle, with bright and . "Bri r Dances and oth enterta s == g, & o ite Leghorns. | ncoy, “at’ the_Probate Court Room in Enow; e buk b b b X e Camtiin S e EEe Sehies. £ 4 Dumis O, Chatlen Tate ] e e ents n or local agents A six-acre farm for $275 cash. HENS Eooidieti Sihidte e vesmnings e City of Norwich, in said Ditirict, | clothes, and I want to have another RS it & s of por : e ey thas Send for Wilcox's Tarm Butlotin| JORSES harpesses, wagons. demo. |bel and’ ‘fhe “sime s apnomted fof |iook at them.—London Opinion. gouvenirs of Miss Emma Hayner will | How They Marched. home happy. Visitors in the city, espe- | - | (choice of 400). : SLoTak copcord. HinicaTe and, heering the same, auduhe sald Admin. | Maqge—-in. that, book you st fin- en to each lady attending. Seats | The companies of the Southbridge |cially the firemen, were unsiinted | [Low Rate Autumn Tours, | E o p | Istrator is directed to give notice there- | poq' diq they marry and live happily mre now on sale lcpartment held the right of the line,|their praise of the local fire laddies’ WILLIAM A. WILCOX, BROAD BROOK FARM PRUPERTY. | ome newspaper having a circulation in | ever afterward? Marjorle—Gracious, 3 Bias o Sen i iy -f’f\flgwh entertainment and courtesy. |TO ERM ] Real Estate Broker, Apolfi 1o 5 O CUNING H AND sald District, at least five days prior | no! I don't read fairy stories any more. follows: Southbridge band, 2 ‘ | | 287-2, 3 {0 the date of said hearin. an Ke |- New York Times. e Southbridge combination wagon, fourjy e lA“'der"l Of Momant, |An Ieal Sea "Trip ©o the Most DeMghilak | No. 41 West Broad Strect, Rooms 1-2, return to. the. Court. R X0l 3 e IS o | horses, ten men: Southbridge hook and No accident of consequence marred | and Healthiest Resort in the L = NELSON J. AYLING. Judge. | Rec e i TS Ao e orrong Indian picture en- | |00 triple hiteh of horses, 12 men; | the day, there was no trouble or diffi- |, Every ouidoor Tecreation, excellont sca b= Westerly, R. L The above and Torepoing is & “true | Sirls ought to do sometbing for the Hitled The Squaw's Tove is the featurs | o (5 ige” steamer, four horses, |cully of any kind. Altorether the fire. | Iof. fshiag, boating, tennie) Solf, YSUME 3% | yong Distance ®Phone. Je28a copy of record. feathen? Fanny Fluffy—Goodness, Moture at the Breed today, and tells [ 0, " CE men and all the people of Putnam were | wHE SAGRTCICENT, FAST, TWI the following story: White Eagle is REW | 4| Transatlantic Liner ¢ OCEANA'” | St. James band, Danielson, C. A.|pleased that so much success h —Attest: FANNIE C. CHURCH. | rector. we can't take them out automnz, oct13d Clerk. |and they wouldn't appreciate fudge, = T —Judse \ Betrothed to Silver Fawn before leav- | ., = i a a £ i 1 anyway - Potter marshal, 25 e Minnetexit | marked the carrying out of the biggest P < ¥ for a hunting trin. Gray Fox, his | 100 S 0 Bluncer Hose No. % Dan- | public event hera in adosen vears. . |y 14,990 Tons Displacoment, ESE £ 1o78: | ! s - |1 thousht vou suid when we wera g ower, the chiel's | i json (combined), 3 wi - | The nearest approach to an acc irst-Closs Passenger Steamer to Bermuday | | A N | married that ours would be a life part- daughter, but when he asks her fath- | '\ DESIRSA) B el WHE Mhe hearest approach to an accident | givaly Ficst-Class Passenger Steamer Reon 9 BROAD STREET, SSESSOrs otice l;‘f.“;fl“.,‘_» hat ours would be & e part er's sanciion, the chief orders him tak en to the wilds apd deprived of his on my hie replied. “But I didn't ins es in the Ladder company, Danielson, 25 me- |parade was forming in the morning, a | FIRST-CLASS ROUND TRIP, in- l w rear MeEinles Ave: | L All persons liable to pay ta ly.\u hose wazon; Rattler Hook and |occurred at Bugbee's corner, while the | No Cattle or freight ca | | | (L new steel frame truck; General |DlE Webster touring car. driven by a | cuding siaicroom berth & mea [ ‘ mown Cot Breston “ure Thorens. hotifed | being the silent partner.’—Detroit Frea B e s Eagle nappen- | Lcrses, four men. who was injured but slightly, Foome with brass beds:aulics e luxe with privatd | 100. Open shed, 20x50, attached. Lot WM o0 e, nirawood | fintem, OF betore e iliac duy ol It the first $1,000 (hat's hard to Fagle promises to bring Wild Flower | S 1¢in Baptiste band, Webster, 20 batns; iness promenade dock It W0e N or Siroless. | 64 front, 222 deep. Front room 20x50, [l property in good . condition and roperty signed. ang Sworn’ (o0 | get,” explained the eminent millionalre, BN and o ok Wid Flower | yon, Peser Dumas drum major: Ly- | Ohiy Bermuda sweamer with submarthe signais. | om0 S T B0 AT ed |l Tocation the best: larse lot. aple property owned by them on | I know thai” responded the mers i ng Siiver Fawn v, r, ding Shore Excursions, | Seal pine arni 3 £ i S Il x 3 P P an R. Eddy Hose company, Webster, AFTER FORTY YEARS i S Tncinaing sho i : 2 | R S R L e e s il i e sees him, and imagines him false ‘to | 1y men: antomobile compination track, I T Hogels oot Lonest Racek; | Large plate glass windows in front. e Talline o Shals a TRt Wil be charkod s | i for the. past. 40 Sedrar Louisvill Featn, 4nd ahe would have been loge | " oogier, 15 men oy | Beantt o e Cag Howiy, N ¥ | Adjoining room 40x50. Three smaller FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, i of 10 per - cent. additional [ ‘ourier-Journal #tream. and she would have been lost | ' \winimantic fire department chief's |Camden, S. C., Woman Recovers from | Bermuda-Atiantic Line, 290 B2 | : 5 oy can De obtained of the As- | Courier- BTt K it Gray Fox had not been escaping in | . qiomonin cariiing Caick age oo , “ : 2 | rooms and rear room 20x%0, with 1200 ll Tl and at the usual places The Prodigai had reuined. <ather” & canoe from some_drunken Indians, | \oenmon oot mi Srie ST Stomach Trouble. | Ib. capacity elevator. Second floor two entral Building, ich, Conn. EDWARD HOLDEN | ho saich “are you golng to kUl the fats and seved her. 7 LA : . Sia. | LOST AND FOUND. e KDWARD P. HoLLowerr, |6 calfz o responded the, Ol Togitives, and mtter the ostiog g |, ,SWedish band, Nc +| No one who is not well nourished Thursday, between Webster | Third floor one large room, i CLARENCE S§HOLES Fll fet vou live. But I'll put you Assessors, Preston, Conn., Oct. 10, 1911. .octizd men: r company No. |can be good-n: Millbury, Ma men, no appi- | dyspeptics are ahw tus; A. D, H.'& L. com- | But stomach trou red. That is why | z nam, a biack leather handbag. s irritable. 1ss monogram L. H. M. on 0 * return to L. H. May to work and train some of that fat off ~Tolede Blade. the four and an explanation given, they Situated on Furnace street. | make good their escape, only after Electric cars pass. A few steps to | Hose any No. 1, Putnam, |Camden, S. C ¥ suffered from T—In Norwicl, Thursday, pocket- Wild Flower has swam under the ca- | hame. North Dok ks Loeout - sto rouble can e cured | sidg Reward for returd to L i May- | E = % | i ledo Bl: ‘ Toc of hels 1 rers A e (e ca | pany. North Brookfield, Mdss., %5 gen. |in nearly il cascs, even after vears | hard, 115 South Main S ailoatl sttions EOsCupaa e ae = 3 Span WAh her kuite, causing. them o | tec e yend, 2 O e ey | af auftering, T 3ird. h C. Ammons, | _0ct13d harness and carriage repository. Would Assessors’ Notlce MUCH IN LITTLE sink. | make a fine garage or building for and : ledose com- |nervous dys California_mines have vielded morq pepsia for forty yeas illie Day has a x and | b containing _sum of money and | M r : ed ‘..i;':.’,' e & v S ot 0 Putnam. wagon and 15 |feared I should never get over it. It|Puper. Reward if returned to this of- | light manufacturing. For further par- No. 308 Central Avenue than $100,000,000 worth of quicksilven Littia Bit of Irish, also :‘en‘t}‘;rx;:;sx(.,fl‘ Warren's Drum corps, Putnam, |kept me in misery all the time. I | 1ice — | ticulars, inquire of All persons in the Town of Norwich | in the last 60 years. men: Mansfield Hose company No. was terribly run down, could not| 1LOST_On Laurel Hill. pocketbook. , Putnam, wagon and 15 men; Kilties | sleep—thought my health was ruined. | containing sum of money. Reward if Scotch band, Waterbury, 10 men; Put- | “Last spring I began taking Vinol | returned to Bulletin Office. oct12d pretty waltze song, Floria, Dear, Why | GEO. H. CALL, Don't You Writa? Danielson, Conn. iable to pay taxes are hereby noti 3 i 10-ROOM DWELLING e o 1o the Aosessors o orpomied | So far the most promising feature of the first day of November. 1911 & |the introduction of modern fishing ap- e nam Hook 'and Ladder company, 20 land it has no equal. T soon began| FOUND_Biack and tan hound puppy. : Titfen or printed 1ist, properiy signed | Paratus on the coast of South Asia has West Granby.—Mr. and Mrs. Henry | men. with truck 5 to improve and now T am & well wom- | Edmond Brachu, Packer, Conn. octiid | with large barn on corner J|vritien o binid L, properts sisned | Jech'in o fact that ho Ereutestiues I Weed celebrated their golden wed-| Line of carriages with Mavor Ar- |an again for the first time in forty HERE YOU ARE! lot. owned by them on the first day of Oc- | %855 has been in the Philippines, ] €lcg anniversary Tuesday. chibald Macdonald, members of the|vears. My appetite is good, 1_sleep = 3 y {oer, 1911, Those failing o make a|iUPine scientists and commercial au- ; — | 9™™on council and other city and|well and have no stomach trouble at T-room cottage, barn, hennery, all in JAMES L. CASE, list will be charged a penalty of 10 |Lhorities agree that the fishing in he , : visiting officials and citizen all. These are the plain facts.” EO. . fine condition, 5 acres of good Tand, 5 per cent. additional, according to law, [ IIY is one of the most promising o FREE TO Enthusiastic Spectators. Take our word for it, when you are | Civil Engi ;i:st k(;grllssmg(o‘frg;& near the trolley, 40 Shetucket St, Norwich, Ct. Blanks_can be obtained at the Asses- | those being undertaken in the islands, All along the route of 4 weak and run down, cannot eat or ngineer, o sors’ office in City Hall, or will be sent ; ST, g e ‘sTH"‘ SUFFEBERS the matchers were Srecrnd matihaaat |sleep. Vinol is what vou need for | Nt 4 SRR E. A. PRENTICE, By mail_ upon . application. —Omac|. As o O e i e tically. and at times the applause and |1t Will bulld you up and make vou | Fishes,te anfounce to his RATRou, A%C | sbhone 300. 86 Cliff Street. Hours: 10 a m. to 4 p. m ress that ha short time in aerial navigation, the an- e . flding, = Lists * will be received beginning | Sane, is made of the inaugura- Sl h magnetans oot Charles E. Whitney |, 32 55, i ponccement i melvn e ei e Automobilb Bargain 227 MAIN STREET . ulDlz:xt(»d at Norwich, Conn., Oct.’4th | postal vice in Europe, through the A % - & i days cku| e was deafening. The-e was |Slrong. We guarantee Vinol to please e not much attempt at decorating: appa- | YOUr monev back if it does nc Thme. fort or Lows of | \itus this year, alihough most of the | Broadway Pharmacy, G. G. Engler, We have a New Mothod that cures | Lricks carried some regalia, notabiy | Norwich. Conn. | s cnveyance of letters by aeroplane 22 and we want you to try it at | Minnetexit of Danielson and the Eddy Conveyance Y 5 our 2 ether your | ccmpa W : o 5 OHN P. MURPH miles from Hendon to Windsor. Thera oo ol ong Stmenier Whether sour | company of Webster. All companies AMERICAN HOUSE 1910 Model Buick Touring Car. All g ey B Fill be a daily service. Selopment, wheiher it 15 presmay ot de- | were accorded special demonstrations “ M Pl ! 9 |in first class shdpe; new tires, extra FOR SALE JEREM) i NOVAN, casional ot chronic Asthma, our method | X hen passing the City hotel on the re- 0W e ease | F | & Sand P shoes and tubes. Will be sacrificed for 3 MICHAEL J. CURRAN, Altiough the Italian government ie an absolute cure. No matier in what | (47D routc. | arvell & Sandersor. Props. quick cash sale. Address Box 61, Wil | Roosevelt No. 65—Near the alone has spent over $5,000,000 in the you live. no matter what your Dis, i i ive ¥ i B i "o, et what your ismissed at Noon. 10 quote you prices or to give you es- iy cure you right in your own| DISmissal of the parade was prompt. | timates on all kinds of contract work, | Traveling Men, etc. Livery connected 1AL meon in Public square. Not a|jobbing, carpenter work. painting, ete., | SHETUCKET STREET. SPECIAL RATES to Theatre Troupes, | limantic, Conn. e | e o o etc. ' Low price and easy ferms. MONEY LOANED stricts stricken by the earthquakes of ccember, 1908, little evidence of re- truction was discernible by the end especiall. el hitch marred e ‘ Main St., Preston Side, No. 641—Large ~ Diamonds, Watches. Jewelr: 1910. Almost all of the funds sub- pocially want o sena i, o | itch maredtne can i i o tng Tobbts DRomithl sitended. to | SALE HORSES 108" G TN with smanl cottage and | ana 'Seouritics of any iind at ths [ | Srrined by the Tiallan government and et ntalwe, douche sireets bordered by prettily decorated | Estimates cheerfully siven, i 1 have 25 Horses that are for sale or | barn. Excelient well. Lo e R o 1o dest with °1d WMl thoso contributed ~ by - other nations e ave Farte™ "y Ptant gmokesl | buildings and admiring crowds of peo- | H. COOPER — UpholSterer | S i, oms, 7 Sunks, Sveeal | r yvers Ave. Wewt Stde—ogern CSaiabliznen S3%.] | were” devoted to reliet work and tem- eveiyone at our own expense. that this | PIe i 5 ! pho! EO0d s e e Fact T Dige drlvers—| ootiage of eight rooms, with several THE COLLATERAL LOAN co, [§ipoerary dwellings. Eew method will end all difficult Danielson Won Prize. i C. M. WILLIAMS Al S edl a 1- | these Horsen ara being used overy dag | lots, fruit in vpriety and quantity. At 143 Maim Street, Upstairs, Sreathing. all wheezing. and all those | The Danielson division carried off e ® 5 25 EENCHES eilolitglug and (ma “are in condition to #o Fight to worl, | barkain price. i large ting rink being erected & fimanie patoxysms at once and for alllthe honors of the parade. frst prize,| General Contractor and Builder, ;: work.at one-half rate for mext T prices are right. Come and 5e¢| poawent Ave. No. ubeliale near the British Columbia Assieultural o 5 f ¥ i = on days. em. = Fe f association 1 grounds is toMe c - This free offer is too important to |37 1o the best abpearing company 218 MAIN STREET. 15 3 2z ELMER RSPTERSON:, /|, PAZk- “AQ gxcellent house in-a fine fo- ed by E ill b neglec ingl B V' now in line, going to the combine = <4 = Tel. 1 130 West Main Street. cation. Several building lots. Modern ricted ov. The building wil e Beaie iy iamis dav. Write now and | 10 [ine, DN (o the combined Minng-) pnone 270, | el Tl 1 sep27d | Tpivements. Wil e sond vers tow | Bellvered o Any Part of Norwich | 1101 5 00 Mol e 08 money. Simply mail coupon beiow. Do Also the first pri ¥ to a quick buyer and terms made to| :pne Afe that 1s acknowledged to be tha | 210 by S5 fect. Tt will ‘have & seatimg e ame comvinator (¢ | By fhe *BIG BEN” Alarm | SJOSEPH BRADFORD, s othes peeperty fox sule’ox to] Bostl onc e mamkes:— HANLEY'S |accommomition of e It sHERESS R t | 1 piece - 9, hax class rink i 1o FREE ASTHMA COUPON | paratus vines 510 fop. bast| Peck’s Keal Estate AgeIICY | rent, comsutt 25 at office on Frankiin | PEERLESE A telephons ordsz will| Bosion, Cleveland, New York and Cnis Y Mbearing B A2 2 ] 4 | 7 3 5 receive promp: attention. cago. S FRONTIER ASTHMA €O, 6338 || Suhinbrize e i Clock ot Book Binder-. IS A SPECIALTY 3 =025, | B 4. MGUCKMICK. 20 Franklin St| ol o Room. Niagara and Hudson Sts. bster Ho impany got -second PR]SWEL[_ ani Bboks Made and Ruled to Order —_—— . IEmigration from Naples. to the Buffalo, N. Y. prize. 315 for best B R e United States’ during 1910 was =ore Uecorated apparn- z P ,. STORAGE FOR FUR AUTOMOBILE sTATIGH. f . Jltus, and thira prize, i 25-27 Franklin Street 3 SROADWAY. % brrgts WS than deuble that of all other ports of - Send fres trial of your method to: || (s ol third prize. sio. in this claas | Totephone a8’ t Willimantic, Goan _ AND COMMODITIES.|g j Cott. § Otis Strest. Automobile | Ity Combined. e numbor of emic . { combination chemical and hose truck. | “puam, TAFT—Patmist ana cratrvar: | = ke Sortn & Leantak Co T TaoiaEaenaral, ey [erants loveyer darsntel iANE S The Judges, st Xnyohe ll‘zuulgdsgr n JEWETT CITY HOTEL 3. F. CONANT. 11 FraskWa Streer. | Sepiid 10-20 Went Main s(. | chive work. Job) Hone o phig L e e Putnam companies, not competing | iheir own or ot} a call. She New and Up-to-date in- every Whiiciiona Bc and the J. F. € 100 iR 4 i ned,” one of whigh ke i “ith 2 igher S5 ERE vertising mes THERE Is no advertisi i i L Ine. g IeH es. received honorable mention | Aimah mowars i e ton D particular. Cizars are the Dest on the m Eastorn Conneetiens sanalto T Bul: ]muem R onnectivuy cayal to Tna Bult |1 nve of Chelcra i Seve b x bie Judges, who were George Pitt, ! New London. Conn. IRA F. LEWIS, Proprietor. <A Try inem letin for business results. i letin for business results. Scuthern Italy and in