Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 30, 1911, Page 8

% FAIR, COLDER, TODAY. - FAIR, COLDER, TUESDAY. A : ; " NCRWICH. CONN. MONDAY, OCT. 30, 1911, an to the head w BUY or SELL, @iREor RENT | ., FOR SALE | oo & tapko New v i ' B | understand she is her |l one mile from Versailles, new If{ F | answered the waiter. “Bighth hat to BEAL FSTATE = five-roorn house and good, sized ARMS | the left."—Ladies’ Home Journal. i|l barn, all in =coa repair. Plenty W ; I 2o b - of fruit. Tweive acres woodland, hat $2,500. Wlu Buy i A 120 acre farm, well divided into | MUCH IN LITTLE he new oil en Auctioneer ¥'s power station is bein~ 4 at the station to be hauled to | for Street and Stable e when the work of setting it| e i THURSDAY, NOV. 2, gin at once. Finest qulity and assortment at 10 « Supper Followed Sewing Bee, the best at lowest prices. on th ubilard place on the Can- This afternoon t L 4 T IS GOING ON TONIGHT | tants must e abot the sime. One AUTO EXPERT IN PERIL LOST AND FGUWND. E Lo o i = e ety class of men will say the protective v = LOST-_Gold braselot and gola collar. Y E under the heading o WANTED, LA £ - Moving Piotures ai the Breed The. | torifl makcs the hish cost of IVIng: | e great automobile industry which | pin With letier Ty botwocn 548 Tanrel 3 er the h i & ANGELS. 7 dg.-"u E then why in the name of commoD | the marvel of the twentieth century | Hill Ave. and PoStoffice, or Postoffice or TO RENT"” are inserted at the 1ate ¢ i pe le and Motion Pictures at|sense does the same condition of af- |y U DGiveloped at a terrific cost of | ard Sachém St., via Broadway. Reward L o L 15,018 BAgStUSE e Bne neole Gl 9 d RERE i Thesten falrs exist in free-trade England? On. |Hes beell devel | i? Jeft at G. A Davis' Store. ~oct30d \ . o men in threshing 23075, 10 women, | = i |1y a few months ago, our congressmen |y, 11-known automobile engineer | “FOUND—I lave a siray cow at my o5 y ; o ; DECHE] b < e wel | 3 i 4 : 5 morjaL *CCURE Bt Bucking: | (' Whouting about reciprocity WIth | o Now Yok City. O. DI Archer, had | plicer Herford: - whits - Yace fiman : cenis per llfle, six words to the tine With daily lasks; they came to tent { neas 0. 11, L. 0. 0. F., meets | Canada to reduce the cost of Hving: |, Very trving experience which he re- | Latham, Ledyard, Conn. oct30d Al “3‘:.? “e‘d ds of blessing and :J ta_Odd Follows Tiall. ¢ | the democrats voted nearly to & man |jh & 1y ' jetter as follows: “A5 a| “LOSTSaiiriss iR —tetwemn R oL D e 5 w300 A ekt i carpentens Half | [OT, the Dill; but all lost sight of the | resulc of ‘overwork in my profession | Refubant Sttt i The Moftcar. Smidl et N ks ity ) a No. 2t Lol | fact that sugar, rice, e Products, | my health became broken.down a year o ‘containing dress zoods. e I mine to guess wi e 58 --umln‘#fl'dlfi‘zi‘,&.?"v;s"ir’y T f o vesetables in general do mot 50, This. srew worse and 1 ;neumgi Turn 10" Bulletin Office ‘and “recelve o= WANTED. FOR SALE. | TO RENT. 3 o igels warer oo Shet ¢ J | come from Cenada, but from the other [yery weak and nervous. en I bega = E o= = vy - A = pop o U spoke, nor ANNOUNCEMENT'S AT ronilio, et lieaid of 8, demoerat |to take Vinol and now I em strong 8ad | LOST_WaMG foxhound, with Bleck | in ail'oz busk oz ein tlme oSt phiL | on s oemioh Aot rorn, BAANES | rantol BT et dcuitable, JORSS L E R MR Eeles e dokn thak —_— ) who resides south of Washington, D- | ol again. PR eo fodyi brown ears; left ear|cies for the Great Bastern . Casualty |on premises. Oct30MW _ { conveniences, Apply to J. J. Desmond. Y overmore. Miss M. C. Adie will be in Nor- | (g, WeRtng o reciprocal trade with | “Vinol has certainly worked a mira- | ;D! o tnches: collar, witn Plainfield | Company ‘at the cost of Ong DOSE POF | ereon mhn s I .7 oct2sd Makes lowllest souls its best abiding Witk all this freck, See adv. | comatrios man Taiso Saer ann Hoa? | G inmy case Tt is the greatost o1y | 1F Forurded 10 T 3 Rucine, Plolheid |Itoniit, Lotp of money i intn JXr In- [, WOPR, FOT SAER CWle 1t Hots TF To DATE furoihed rooms, Mar Dlace. . g ries. wl ce ? der ave evi ‘el. 994, Moosup Div. 27 L e O A, L §3. ) Clak S . Ph uerite building. Mrs, Lees, 37 n. Frank A, Bill has The exclusive sale | (5, ¥1Uh 52YPt and other British fands | cuals it, *Tou may publish this for > s Gc";f::’m;e"" Meriden, Conn. ‘"‘J‘:“ LSS, “Qlarenagpholes, T s 4. oitasd . {BRY Huihtag SOV iy S apkels 4 N Py B that ralse cotton? . ._|ine benefit of every man and woman = VAT alesman In each county 20 & b;"-flh Xing Quality $3.50, $4.00 and | "yiikes a difference whose Dig is | \iio wants to know the way back to FOR HALE for highest grade ~arden and farm | FOR SALK—1911 Regal 30 Model L | TO REN 4’1‘-—‘“"1";;?03!;;_‘:0ogpf;gzse:lzgéfl They brusth ggwygam@nu on the § shoes. See the late fall styles. | gored, doesn't it? Now, Mr. Valleite a tho =3 seeds. Permanent situations, good pay. | ¥ Fore Door Touring Car; Al condi- i ¢ s | 7 7 26 sl et K:‘ e ]\e%lhlh an streni e ot S Larncstness, N0t oxperience, Hecessary; | Lon: rzu;xy cauipped; tireh new, run ‘Apply at 122 Broadway. oct25d | They fake my hand and very soffly ells 3 ere are man: vorks 7 Cobb. ) P i {about 3,500 miles. Will make price low 7 - tell | G A R._FEATURE PICTURE AT | (e war; gives the reasons, eic, DUE| womon in this town who oUENT to fake |~ g rrrer v QUL TRY FARM, S co, Frankiin, Mass.__octhid | for iminiediats mate. |Gl for demon- | o1 daiantly locateds 26 per month: g | Some bit of comfort in the waning THE AUDITORIUM. fails to add that wages were lower 4% | Vinol right now and recover their pleasant surroundings, near church, |, WANTED—Competent girl for gener. |stration, or ‘phone. W. E. Clark, 218 | Bifnutes walk from Square. Inquire 40 2 < cvery trade than they are today. health and,strength while they can.|store and school, and only 4 miles over |30, OLSONOTkS —references | required; | Mountain street, Willimantie. _oct2sd | Hobart avenue. 0c®1d_ | Ang though their angel names I do not A Bloturs of unusual interest has| FProtective tarift has only this much|po not delay another day. We guar-|stafe road fo efty of 40.00: 7 room | FSP°GRRE: PP, (R A o dio® |~ WILL BUY thres second hand steam |~ yom mENT—Aw opper tensment of § ien, -+ Deen booked at the Auditorium for to- | 1o do with the high cost of 1ving, t0 | intee Vinol to do you good and give house, mewly decorated; large hen- [ !50 GO¥ 4 feating piants with piping and radia- | rooms on lower Broadway. Apply lo| Though'in their faces human love I gday snd tomorrow. emditled the G. A. | My mind—it keeps a high wage sched- | back your money if it does not.| O DA, shob shed et all moodi | 000 o tora it in first class condition and low | FPOH 7L uov5E Blereoker st acuise read, M R parade at Rochester, N. Y, 1911 | ulc %o that living under high prices I8 | proadway Pharmacy, G. G. Engler,|<oil” Gniy 3800, part cash. Particulars | works mimnte; Kowles thomcavers to (price o pane ate Nt ooes | Zr0 BN R 8 Daon St fosims | oY Ao Godziven 6o, this orid of “There have becn many parades of this | possible. Tear down the cost of 1iving | Norwich, Conn, and pictures of this and man: rs. | cassimeres; Zood work; make $12 o |h Taun TRrani W Coy, |t i Ven rooins, thi.d Paent . and pict of_this as ;_Zood work; 5 bath and laundry tubs. Frank' W. Coy, | Urlon Suuare, flat of se 3 God sent to bless It dn its hours wg ;nufl:ld organization, but the picture v‘\"dn=lun'\;1|-s v_rlzl\xes Al:nge gm-“g‘“ :];‘g et it gt it eieesmi | TR IIT B WADNCY W $15 per Séexs of fve nllghts. The As-|Westerly, R. I oct30d ' |ficor. Enquire of S. A. Gilbcr:.loau need. > ere shown is the last pirade that the | not careful it will surely , and sawaga Co., Inc, Dayville, Gonn, el Main St oc. = J e a - : e = e e O O | T FOR SALE—York state cows; new i . A. R. will ever hold It has been i‘x?v"““m] flr‘!:l !:Vc:r;r_l:‘flflon much worse and rc[)r_e_zmr:ex‘;‘gs Mo S Amone T WANTED oy at the. Western Un- |car tond just - arsived . Cool. Baker, | To RENT_Store at 69 Franklin Si: cm‘d'h'e"fr‘g‘;':i?{ztflfifin wife, brave e G. A g 3 ? 5 imantic, Conn. octs: i F Neatire of h convention, | custard pie, with only eggs enough for | sie Smith, Clara and A. V. sh to purchase build- | FOR SALE—One grade Holstein heif- - ~ us bear B R e D, O ee aREs Si% moINL . Wher | aoace eusle. Smiih, TClara ins Jot not less than soxioy in center |er, dug to Calve in March; aiso ‘ten pigs | 0 WENT Destrable large lne-roor | Its Lieavy weight when strength 1s like 2 - 3 > | one. those ‘egss Eup. asn 3 - ;. e size. location and price. | T weeks old; price low. Call at farm, on main floor, ~moder) e 3 clded to eliminate this feature, owlng | (o farmers raloc fust as many pole Whist for Guild Benefit. | Oupers omly, - Plamniield " fana” and |§ mifes E:rmpof Versailles. Depot, oF menta; price, 313, 108 North Main St| God it 'you all, our angels un- ) i sing age of the veterans, | 10es es s s ey oM Mrs, Howard Bishop e ng Co., Shannon g oct3ud | address Larrabee Whipple, R. F. D. 1, oc aware! g e e R A ing up. When fwo men want one| Mr. and Mrs, Howard Bishop enier 3 3 B 3 SEPT St RobS potures Ut Frseident | saing up. '\,.:(" ages Tare "gome | tained rem friends for the benefit of | WANTED _Horse for its keeping. | Baltic. Conn. Oetany TO RENT—Lower tencment of four Margaret Sangster. Taft are seen in this picture. The pice | man’s B | 'l!,‘ 18 govorned | the Ladies guild Friday 3 i Good care. Elmer A. Phillips, R. D. 2, | FOR s. Four horses; one pair | rooms. Enquire of Joseph Bradford, MY VOYAGE. $ure is ap Imp production e e ot anpoly g domand. Fhe | tablestwere played, the ldics | Turm of 160 acres in the town of |or telophone 109%-6,” atter ¥ p. m. weigh 2500; sound and kind; 7 years ) Bookbinder, 108 Broadway. oct2d - AGE. T B B el nutmbers Are | B rand for. neeaitics of Mfa i cont | Soing fo Mrs, Lila Chevers and s | Ttrooklyn, 4 miles from Elliott Station, | —°% I8 One pair 2600; feund dnd Kind. | “Fom RENT_Nice six-room tenement, (I have made a voyage upon @ goldea ) T e . rease ] flv srower sreater to a faster ¢x- | Bmma Counterman, and the gentle- | 3 "] WANTED—10,000 to 15,000 fect mate. | ~PPIY Jas. &, rfleld, Conn |at Bast Great Plain. F. T. Backus. “Yiver, week, head:d by yess Mardo and Belle | % “"}‘ f";:“‘:”'f‘!‘“ ‘;‘"d"fl.l T money | men's to Frank Gardner and Charles |5 Miles from Danielson. Part under | rial for wooden building. size-42x32, 18| oot Telephone 727. sep25d 'Neath clouds of opal and of ames Tled e Gy 5 ns [ o o Gori M ‘in the world ean. | Schlcugh. Dainty refreshments were |cultivation, part pasture, part wood |t post, delivered to Vantle: ciiestuut 117 9R SALE—Two R. I Red Cockecels. | “pURNISHED RUOMS. ali modern con- | Along 1o “banks bright shapes wers act is one inual how! of laugh- | not change the conditions served. and timber land. Plenty of fruit and | Eank stréet, New London, Conn s " veniences, 38 Union St. Telephone 834- 4. moving ever, Ser and with the special settings zar- | Who owns the money in France? Cats as Hunters. SIS ce L s ct2sd — = apri0d _| And threatening shadows melted inte 2ied, this shculd prove a most accept- | Last week the women of some French | The cats on Monumental farm aro | PTOOk and three wells on the place. | — e A e o Joreey Con | _ LIGHT MANUFACTURING SPACE mist. able offering. towns smashed in windo pounded | doing as’much hunting as the hunt- ['wo-story house, 2 barns and other | toms employes: average $30.00 month: | Tloshome 247cs > " “oct2sd | TO RENT—With or without DOWer {gyo cve, unpracticed, sometimes lost Bt mainbers & & appre- | merchants and cut up all kinds of bad | ers, I buildings. Also a horse, 6 head of cat- | €Xaminations Jan. 15th. Sai ques- and steam—4,000 square feet floor ihé current. eclated, and Rita Marschin in her own | beczuse prices were so nigh, Wiiliam Shankg has moved B S s By’ 2 ons free. Write immediatel; r o YoR S\l,E?Dn\u|é‘\‘uxhfi}'l‘”‘- ‘hammelz space. The lightest, cleanest, airfest| When some wild rapid of the tide 5 orixinal novelty musical act is sure (o | #nd. owing to tariff tinkering in that | household ofice m the village tc |tle, swine, 75 chickens, wagons, farm- ute, Dept. 35 K Roc Paocgun; £0gd condition: 36 to auick | ractory floor in Norwich. Apply A. A aid whirl, e ome of the nits of the show. “The | same France wages are tumbling down. | an_apartment on Washington streel, |ing tools and 10 tons of hay. Every- 2 el - T “Gulatd” | Fournier, Troy Steam Laundry Bufld- | While yet o miaster hand beyond the i > <) 2, an I'c educe cost 3 Nol i " NTED — Si du: s, 3 i 3 ve. R L T o realing, and | o e e ottt | o a5 Dantelson was {1108 ‘ex6ept. Household furnitire wil Aad ariverer S “Apply N6 | FOR SALESecond hand patior stove | jezia .0 St. cor. Chestmut A Freed my frall shallop from ths BRI e e e o s | Into the Wi citlds, . Dot biume 15THE b’ week-cod sacot of The hort ot Mo |'be asld far §3.500, iF taken a ones tugh, McCaftrey & ex ot L 5ot deondition s Auplyiita g Py @ie mct chisists of singing, taiking, | for what the people thefnselves | T Lirown celebtated his tenth birth- | = i % | WANTED—A _girl to take entire| FOR SALBE—A nearly new Remington - viol, ¥ ¥ ot Sy, Snd it 15 b |are o bitme for: @Get back o the Saturday in an ‘enjoyable man- |irgs Bank Building, Danielson, Conn.|charge of the kitchen and to assist in | typewriter, in first-class repair: will R | The utferance of fancies half . ex- and acrobatic comedy, and it is sc|are U . > Y | H14S | cooking; must be thoroughly compe- | sell for $50. Delivered if taken at WHAT YOU MAY NEED. pressed, R e i, i o te |farm ©. B. MONTGOMERY. gepits tent._Abply 69 Church street. oct2od_ [opce. Aadiess Mr. Albert Howleit, X %, Ana with” these steadfast, beyond romething n o please cveryone. . GOMERY. S = | = ! — | Fiskadale, » oot27 C| R | pause or {rial, B i 1 Sack “or ctober 27, 1911 " | WANTED—Skein winders, spoole = N 5 o o z breast. }thl is e m‘ be wr"v'f“‘”:g‘ by S"”- iy e e { night work. Apply at Ossawan Mill! 5 Losler which s in firat-class l":‘c'l:(dxélm;. MAGNETIC PSYGHIC. INFLUENGE. 5 . > . is an Imp fiim, entitied The Sen- . 'oeta5d matke i price for quick_sate. ENCE. |+ & o wident in the life of Napoleon, which —— N WANTED — A competent —person |ford Rubber Works Co., Hartford, Conn. KNOW BY TEST. P e Nt thes Gnhiorage o . * §s familiar 1o all who have cver rcad | Daniel A, Crocker Dies at His Niantic T e I o e e Action at Once, Results you Desire, “7 rest, any of the stories of this great man. Home—Hon. E. S. Day Able to Be 1 [ ave 0. Box 174 Willimantie, Conn. FOR SALE—20) cords seasoned mix- | ANYTHING, ANYONE, ANYWHERE. | When the kind hand, which e@ry good Th lense recently installed is | Jien ¢ Public Auction at the | 1768 P- O- hviumante 0o len wob quarters mile from = nas given, e new lense recently installed is | ublic Auction at the Sats cd wood, three-quarters 2 ) & sevelation and the clearness of the| O'- ! wvern,” Gardner Lake, | —mem e e O “‘;" cotlnd station 0 "oras " two | PROF. EUGENE ST. FRANCIS Opening Wit wider grace shall give NTED_Old secse feather beds. | mifcs y Wi AL Flint, i B e . s ot ur ! Dantel A, Crockel E ¢ | Best casi prices baid. Address O I | 163 Ash stteet, Wilimantic, i ‘OCCULTFVDGA—V.VIZARD. —Julia Ward Howe. Pamped B %7 houes i e | o7, ihis place. died at his home in Pine | WEDNESDAY, Bickinson, ‘General Délivery, Norwich, g ADVISER-—EVEALE '—-HEALER VIEW_S_ANTWIETFS sy the : | Grove. at 10 o'cloc [t B o ] FOR SALE—A i h. p. horizontal ' SECRET-HIDDEN-POWER EXPERT. £ e B .. .. j e ! & described properiy: Three | . WANTED_-Piano tuning and repalr- | poiler, 3 vears old, made by Stewart of | £ ri —Leave Money Home and one dau the;tollowihg [deser At on 5 © | ing. All work guaranteed. A. G. Gordon, 2 Free Private Test: Y | ” BREED THEATER. Spicer, of New London. He was a| jeows, 1 ox cart, 1 oX wegon, I M iron | 55§ Prodpant St City. Tel 682-2, | Worcester; will stand 125 pound steam | PRESENT THIS NOTICE 10 TO 6. | Clever Savings ah 5 | Roshnor 3E st R Mo N | beam plow. * cullivators, 1_cutting | = pressure. Tnquire A. A. Fournier, Troy | 376 MAIN ST., Near Preston Bridge. + i Foul Play, Most Marvelous Motion |..na A biad ONVer . Woadto | machine, 1 erosscut crowhars, | A Steam Laundr: 5 octz1d “Don't you ever get homesick?” ask- Picture of ths D Todge. > UK. of P, of this e L o e bamyen : e Rlna s oS STORAGE | ed the domestic man. “No replied the e Oy & S sings, Deldime s oo SR PEun et nufacturing space for rent. Pul- | traveler, “I'm never home long enough.* For iwo days, only, the marvelous funcral_in N walnut extension): 1 2 Faae FD i e hatting, hangers, benghes, fieavy | —Philadeiphia Record. ®homas A Editon il production, | day aftcrnoan. v, Crocker was s npalid chair 8 sockers | Cooks, Second Girls and General conditioh, Stebbins & Geyret (ovenings L2 0-20 West Main s Lk e e NG Tpiec s Nla Foul Play, will e screen at | pente worked for severa | and other cliairs, 1 dish closet, 1 melo 5 ¥), Sac! . aE S DeasmE O 10-8 2y ave black eyes.” “Yes, an y the Breed the. ancomte. | for. the Iate Willam A, Witllame, aenineE SERS b MONRER. ™o | House Girls. FoR SATEFine Tesldente of mins don’t have them they are apt to get date the crowd. rances will | whi company _with others he Aanon ot Lioeere stons R 32 Central Buildi A SEme: and iR e them."—New York Mail. beatn at 7 o the | formea tha Union Bullding compan s, Window screens. b oom entral Buildin; zas and ciiy water. I. T. B “Why does the siraffe haye such a yecond verforman-: which carried on business here for sev 1 ehic, parite stove Nde saddle | 2 Eeaen e e {tong meckiz B B o e This great motion | The company dicsolved and 1d_fashioned furniture consisting of 3 == i i . % its head 1s 80 01 ay £ its i s ! i nirrors, washstand small stand, 1 | FOR SALE—12 horsepower runabout, | h cause its hea so far away from i e Secompanied v oried on the business N L omiTl St WANTED '.u ondition.” Inquire i Watker. Ko ¢ have a r'ine body” hopefully answers the bo 8 B ogT 1s the pic- oved to B P e ble h and irons “trays, 1| Wwich, e udge. ture is 3,000 fect iring three n Pine Grove, antic after um. and many other articles too nu- | | TPRINTING FOR FARMERS 250 | e in' o X } Sl n | | N ATME s o gun man, ain't he?” “Gun B T contatn it . equire rom here, and worked at h rous to mention. z | | noteheads and 250 6% (regular busi- Store To Rent an nothin’” “Can’t he shoot?” “Him? ot ol trade in the e for some time. He 17 stormy, the will be next fair ! % el man nothin ‘an’t he » nt - = ; 10| “as ‘one of the officers of the Spiritual Kda, | At omce, Four Tirst-class Tatiors. | If33 5N Shueigpes; neatly printed. for | He coulan’t hit an innocent bystander! mrt I, Arthur Wardlaw, tl association NANCY J. MITCHELL, H % and prices for any nting vou areé in . | —Houston Post. In Par: 3 alaw, the son | : o€ a rich London merchant, graduates | Michacl T. Sullivan of Willimantic etsod Gataer (Take; Conn, |08 T.Jonovan, /CUOTH = SHOE, neea’of Tho Bulletin Company, Noc- in the s, Tigit—Fow do you account tor n Gxford a from | was the guest day of Timothy F A ar: Rraat BhoneesT S wich, Cor the fact that & woman can make a RS fendios s | Kelley on Pleasant stre: J. C, WITTER.....,. Auctioneer | 11 Stree 2 Go0D TRINTING CHEAP 300 5% |17 airships fall in peace or - ar = Bentald. o forges | Clarence 1. Brockett of Fast Had- | ~————— | envelopes (regular business size), car w ' H | Figjit—T guess it must be beca = Saliid, T e st ‘ . jee primed Ty Chener. TSt L0 aT; auregan fouse | I LrR L osmaETe . e 3 g o i 1 3] 2 F CONNECTICU! 5. ), $5 3 ,060, . 8! ads, - 2 3 amount drawn to s or- |t 3 e 1 l] STATE OF CONNECTICUT ot 1,000, 525 "5.000; | “Shant T play vou the woolen un- 143 &er. zetting sh it and Schadee of Willimantic | i Free Employment Bureau, Norwich, Ct. 10500, $1130. 560 letterheads. Block. | derwear record?” “Is that the name of give him the the loan. | ™ e iasy whee iy fpcitedd S = Wanted at once, 3 cooks (1 male and 5o Bs P 60 1000, S2705 B0 el the piece?” “No, we just call it that be- e erin ¢ oy e hondred telephone Statio B e ousiol ad ordcr from 2 female), 6 girls for general house- |printed, $1.50; 1.000, $2; 5.000, $6.50% Sansc .l Svunub toRnta iy, S Hauson 1 « ” hundred telephone stations | C t o I will > P Arthur fajls s sen- Bveiafuc: e i ! B o, 06 Pl s Sian : -~ | 10,000 513 00 sfatemenis, 535x814. APPLY TO ost. ced : S 1re will be put 1 Public Auction at the résidence of the | work, a derub-man for hotel, and sev- [ L0000, #1500 300, stafemente, B2 Lie- aivatiins eaniie plec or sas sle. Artnur to 1 Helen Hike Follows Mesting. Iigte . DESamucl (BISQOns ahout i aNle . crar hoy 10,000, $10. Prifiting of every descrip. et S b g ARG and one-nalf miles north from Brook- S ng - b | __With no restaint when down they go, Eoilescor r of General | Poy Scouts held o meeling in | ¥ g Vi, ST *rona. eains o | M. 7. Coscoran, Supt. Central Bidg. jion done promptiv, Send for sampics. | The Parker- Davenport €0, Ji e mustdovise some. method for leston. {their rooms in the libra building | = | Pomfret Station, | = e 2 | Upholstering the arth below. In Part I, Rober nd fternoon at 2.30 o'clock. Af- WEDNESDAY, NOV. 18T, 1911, e NORWICH, CONN | —Washington Star. - - s : 3 R s = =< The regular fall offer ot | g o % = umder anoticr nome, = a hike in ountry | € 10 FOR SALE. HENS 305 a8 willie Woanaotte | | “How's your wife?” “She's having S - B . the pro cockerels at low prices is now on. En- constant trouble with her head.” “Can’t is m 3 Millington Green comprisi pair rich the blood in your flock with one | the doctor help her?” “No—nobody but rw—re e = L Te Saturda P | | Oxeu e welsht SIS0 of these youngsters while the price is — | the milliner.”—Tit-Bits. i the firm scuttled f 3 of s arecent| e A Lo everal two yea low. A few fine vearling cocks for 7 |k surance. Through a strang e e T b oreria |k suitable sale. Also Cuban game stock and eggs, FOR SALE. Pirst motorist—I have driven a car Rappenings, Icion, Ar rs. William B. Strong and Capt. | EQISY R the waist has o delacnable | use " 75 or 80 . MAYFLOWER POULTRY FARM, for two vears, and T've never yet run cn this very stea 11 Jeft town Triday for |most fgures ana is suitable for all of | 20, PUTLE ot | i Norwlch Tows, Conn. down anybody. Second motorist (d @aves her. They are it with their sisters in season’s _dress mater! | prising a 1 irst quality 5 1 'Phone 34-3. sepl4MTh | | gustedly)——Why don’t you quit trying, Babited fsland. ,:]v’l \‘\'lih tnm‘mm;" ;’ri‘m?h"“ | el ton 1 i 81 pe:k St i | and hire a chauffeur ?—Puck. Part 1L shows General Abell was in Exeter Sat- |would bea good combination. T | meadow " Eay, corn fodder, bushels . : = } She husband is tn prison for Tor. fhat Bis dansinier nes 1 b | 2R el Mhedat Gorn, 55 Suthels Dotstos | TWO FAMILY HOUSE | marrying Ve wives: Toodly - dear g g o Shmiena S L D | SIS HER I Gt ik Bhott |} Two Tenement House |'s westery vire bistrict, within 00 i Dok e By @cean for her. Meantime Hon. E. S. Day Improvirg ¢ address on ot X0cents | e e S ot SUoi0D Fost feet of troiley, on large 16t; also four T e s s R = Iv rappil Y S & i or stam: 0ss fodder cutter, 1 = Liot i50x cat cottage houses within tem minutes’ farm of 50 acres of land well She—Dic get on a train Heler, are » ad 3 o d and a e e ur rder through T Company, or. Also t Will be sold cheap. k of three large industries., for sale. divided; good § room house and ien it was movin He—Yés—once, ” obe i ® = i ShoNC et Pattern Dept., Norw o ng stoves, mber s z el articulars given and property barn; hen houses; 600 cords of he—What was the sensation? He— up. Rol N v 4 R it wila a = Tynan was In Middle- 5 , i ne fashioned). 1 square aRe it own by wod on farm; over 50 bearing ipping—for the woman—Woman's sached giving t | Randall lett! It is estimated that about. $500,000 o oo osdad curd FRANK W. COY, frait trees. All within 3 mmutes’ Companion. ane of tiese B e | was spent during the last three years rer furnishings. | JAMES L. CASE, 6 High Street, Westerly, R. I walk of trolley and 10 minutes of a_smart thing Tve done. 38 the clos > 25 TIslt, I by native merchants in Omdurma above 40 Shetucket Street, Norwich, Ct. Telephones 34 [l Paltic village. Price $2,000. doctor to - his assistant, png one, A ¥ s . Sgyptia udan, on house building. rmy | b 's that, doctor? 1 have put my stror . lgyptian Soudan, . — Ris double g is Improving Rapidly. | fair d i signature in the column ‘cause ot Fighted, ande, Robert Word has been received that Rev. B. [ === —————————————| 1 good ca | attend. FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, death’ in this death certificate,’—Tit- clared & free"and innocent man | Phohas been serlonsly ity T8 A. BRADFORT Central Building, Norwich, Conn. | 15 AT PoLrs. e o Hhe expects to be able [*ootsoa - St If YOU Want To | “I want to_find my daughter,” said a 2 | to_return to his home here this week. a“ e S a“ fl BSI EEAS | ne for the Electric { WM. B. WiLC R, e Poli Plavers will present for the first time in this oity Clvde Fiteh's last and most wonderful Flay This play has been iniry r ard rere. At this aft- “Tes, sir lock a. m O il mine acres brook-watered p: ernoon’s performance harndsome new | rThe Ladies' Benevolent society met | erbusy turnpike, about ong mile 5 ture, balance good tillable land. || mowing, pasture and wood land. ¢ souvenirs of Miss Helaine Hadley will {in the chapel Friday afternoon at 3 s frviile, 11-2 miles from Norwich, the YOUNG & SHANKS. Will be sold on easy terms to Large 12 room house, painted white, | When the postal bank was opened in b resented the ledies attending the < =ew, SupT vl v | real estate, consisting of 6 acres of . N | suitable purchaser. reen blinds in first-class condition; | New ork there was the customary be i : - s o'cloci to sew. Supper was served at & l1ana 11 dwelling house, barn, | ; Sne barn, 26 by 30; another barn, 24 by |Tush, But 142 of the accounts . wers tinee. next week the company | g o'clock %l ence {lana 11= y dwelling house, barn, | | i 5 one barn, 26 by 30; or barn, 21 by 3 3 < 1 B . it oo onny (A S e T Ll S The Shelllcket “flrlfiss Co. heRusty, sondieuscniels usonor Torse) | Roomi33, Stangions Bleas Nocwioih c"j M,::fm:‘sg R thi::f\;m 30; hay barn, 20 by 24; crib, wood | closed before the end of the month. Yew York comedy succes: A Wo- | w held under the direction of Mrs. ‘:‘.("\\; "ete.: one cow. due in Marc h, 13| We also . write Fi Automobile, ' i .' 2 - house and several henneries; well man's Way." | Harailton Watlis, IR 321 Main Street, e - ke, 5 shoats, 2 | Plate Glase Liability, Accident and ayi (\ 2 ¢ Main St 368-2 Ll (hoded; abundance of fruit, over 100| An indication of the growth of Ger- gons, one Iu two bugsie cne ton fodder E. Rowe of New Haven was the | cst of friends in town Friday Dbearing apple trees; this vears crop |man trs de and influence in Asia Minor . Dbeing 5 barrels; cranberry bog, ma- | is afior ed by the Deutsche Palastina, other kinds of INSURA reliable companies. CE, in good, WM. C. BODE, Prop LETTERS T0 THE EDITOR i Joseph A. Gardner of Montville, a o, ton fadde: = - | chine worked ficlds, land in high state | Bank creating new shares to the valua St fcrmer resident of the town, was call- 5 oot Barraa et e {of cultivation. This place is situated !of $3,570,000. | Tey Gag Law on Stony Brook. |;." 1 Colchester friends Thursday. | HEADQUARTERS FOR o e SALE HORSES on Macadam Road, three-fourths mile | ik | M. Editor: 1t would seem {0 me that | MSTon R. Abell was in Montville | Fresh stock of Wines, Liquors and | desrainaey R TNES oS e O of railroad station onc-fourth mile 10| Seventy-five per cent. of tho business ; ety Erave mistake was being made | 702y in s touring car. { Cigars. Also Provisions always on | 3 | excliange. ~Some good chunks, several | FOR SALE school, one-half mile to postoffice; near | qane in the PRippines. is carried on : ! am Allen and Mr. Johnson of |hand. Free lunch every Saturday | New Haven were in town Jast week on | evening. | e n and James The Westerly House, €x0 3 Spm! . ks, sever and with modern conveniences and is | hy Chi At rig e id that o0 big Horses ang four Rive Arieerses e DEST FABM PARGALN sver oft | By, Chinese; at least, it is said tha LEGAL NOTIGES. two of them are fast. The mose of I A er of-| Chinese pay 75 per cent. of all of the G . these Horses are being used every day, fered in this section. INVESTIGATE. | internal revenue taxes in the islands. < illlam Blacker and - - so are in condition to go right to work, X A | Send for Wilcox’s Farm etin @ i aun o o Frerin condiiion to g0 Fian i § No. 308 Central Avenue | “Scna’ ror Wilcox's rarm Bullet by are in Iitchville this week, | pormerly D. J. O'Brien’s. 68 No. Main. R A N RO LT (Choice of 400). Asbestos is found in' the Urals and s - i ng at earpentering. n Pi r. Props. 02 them. Lt S % 3 Lty o b o G, Kenyon & Pickhover. rrops. Agsessors No.lce [ oLy, e pm;;?:xé 10-ROOM DWELLING WILLIAM A. WILCOX, ;lrl'?“ém:;l&m_gg,t‘iflgfi bfifrtl:.'é yll{;{';lc.i tendine the champion- Real Estate Broker, the West Side bridge. Anybody who Bas been to school just a little bit that doubling ‘the diameter of |, increases the capacity flour fimes. and reducing the diameter Quces | the same head. It seems 100 bad taat st Brond Street, Rooms 1-2, | this mineral in the three last named such things be. in spite of the fact of | A ERE 1S YOUR OPPORTUNITY with large barn on corner Westerly, R. L provinces is comparatively insignifi- \ | recommendations of emitent engi- | 1own Thureduy el : lable to pay taxes are hereby ! OGS, Shoats, Brood Sows and £ gigfz";fi‘n(Lfiefhgo.;ui%flgl:;nflé:fi;";fi 2 | s e _)-much :pipe to James Johnton was fn Providence Farrel andersor. Props. o TetIn to tie Assessors on or hefore ENS, B 1 Reds and White Leg- 3 HERE [] Qiced in the Ural mountatns, i Ston Thursdar. S 1 Trot: e frst day of November, C T % } | It looks as if Stonv brook was be- | " (arles T. Wilson of Worcester Was | seasciing san. sic. Limmre, TOUPER | titten or printed list, properly signed ORSES. Wagons and Farm Tools, MR LR = v ubjected to gag law; if they could |4 Colchester visitor Thureday. vellng Men, etc. Livery connected | inq sworn to, of all taxable property ARNESSES, Saddle. Separator, 40 Shetucket St., Norwich, Ct. $1,600.00 will buy a good cottaze house, | ; LASt year 22478 deaths occurred in Mot kill it one way, they would try firk e s SHETUCKET STREET. | owned by them ow the first day of Oc- | HURRY UP and get first pick. $1800.00 VAl Puy & good cottaxe louse | India from snako bites and 2,400-per- something clee. tober, 1911. Those failing to make a % B FARM, TOO. sons were killed by wild animals. The | Let the gvod work zo on, and if they YANT!IC HAPPENINGS. ,’H s S deaths caused by snakes and wild ani- | wiil be charged a penalty of 10 Tel. 287-2. F. CUNNINGHAM. i i aver get the streets fixed and the 9 HAM E. A. PRENTICE, mals in the province of Burma in «“Jipe under sround o we can | Auto Accident—Birthday Celebration— | W AL PAPERS;55;n';}"s“‘(i:.f,dg?iggfl‘n{'e‘li e e Charles E Whltfley *Phone 300. . 86 Ciiff Strest, | 1910 amounted to 1,273 and 80, Tospec~ ide all the wav, 1 would su est we . sors’ office in City Hall, or will be sent i tively. The number of cattie killed in Bave n coletration and ivite the rowa | hist for Benefit of Ladies’ Guiid. Imported and Domestic y Toon” appticnsion, "omee | Peck’s Real Estate Ageucy 227 MAIN STREET India amounted to 93,074 by wild ani- ! e Franklin Square. and deep-waterway peopie 0| Charles Tirown steered his automos 10 5 m. to 4 p. 5 mals and 10,909 by snakes. s Sow nice we look and how wet | bile inte a (elephons et resle ooy | DESIGNS AND COLORINGS sts will be received beginning FARMS A SPECIALTY . : | SMAON PEOPLE, | MOTIINE Lo avold colliding with a mov- UNEXCELLED. | Monday, Oct. 9th, 1911. Y FOR SALE Fon SALB gt e e | IMAMON PE Y g b its Dated at Norwich, Conn., Oct. 4 e effegt of ultra-viglet beams on® | gho loves Norwich, s Lineoin loved B o near thie Baglus hogpltil He bore e ©Oct. 4th, | 139 Spring Streat, Willimnic, Conn. S 5 becteria and to the fact that such o b Sexia y Roosevelt Av. No. 68—Near the = 3 Who weeps for the poor taxpayer.| jured. 'The anto was towed to a gar- : ¢ JOHN P. MURPHY. h Greenéville, six-rool t- bedms" axe abungsiitly sdoveloped , byt hat has the bills to pay Fob Rt > 8 l] F v St d S N P.) Bleachery, "Greendville, six-room cot- || No. 67 WEST MAIN STREET. flpeares, 276 aoundanty developed by e T 4 alllllfla ugios, JEREMIAH J. DONOVAN, e o D ALanes, The property owned and occu- J]1ates that throush this medium millc The Cause of High Prices. WO e 8 R sy MICHAEL J. CURRA Arpropens may now be sterilized in a few min- pied by the Hstate of Robert Erown, Plumbers, known as the Pequot Building, will be sold on utes. An apparatus has been con= structed, it is explained, whereby the millkc flows in a thin stream along am cleetric Tight. ' etc. Low price and easy terms. e here, H H i¢ % Kilioy obgerves s soventh | . S S T e bharn. BEx well. “gomsideratle ol a : ot |ty L B foih | LACE CURTAINS FURNITURE MONLY LOANED the high cos ing going on old my farm. two miles cast| 27 Myers Ave., West Side—\Modern L tlrough the columns of your valuable eral friends’to h Meng UPHOLSTERY o Diamends. Watches, Jewalry M| ©on the Lebanon road, 1{ cottage of eIZht, rooms, with several |J mOSt favorable terms. fper Just at present. and mayhip ot yeo nty sup- | _ and Securities of any kind at the | will sel auction Wednesday, | lots, 7ruit in variety and quanti At iy Russis produces. about 90-per A Bped or two from me Will not be so s e M B i e Nl whn oS § Sohasiie o Ryl | e es T DS 5 of ithe world’s output of platinum, it out of the way at this time. To 1 llie K : " v, 40 tons of ha 0 tons mille: ¢ Baswell Ave.. No. 1%, apposite the | JAMES L. CASE, being found chiefly in the Ural moun- let, and o wit, I read cvery word of Mr. crops; farming tools and machin- | park. An excelle-t touse in a fine io- tte’s articles with sroat care and also 'furniture and household | cation. ~ Several vailding lots. Modern improvements. 11 be sold very low %o for many vears. but I araean Entirtaireil. 10 Carter Ave. (East Sice) 1. P. GROSSMAN. | to a quick buver and terms made to 151 oct2id | cuit, 284,126 punces. The total producti a notion ihat even Mr. Val Eighteen friencs entel s e 2 MRS R, e g Colehester. \ Bbis “peopie’s money scheme” | by Mr. and Mis. W, Pr tor, Wodnes- Pies, Cake and Bread WEER 536 it B pi et Bhn For otier’ property for sale or (0| win son wane to pur your mustc | 25w e total @ THERE s 10 aavert: s3ium 1| rent, consult lintx at office on Franklin [ 2653 befdfe the public. there fvertis: | pounds, swainst 0,641 dium s verti O 5 Rl NG romen: | LOUTS . H. BRUNELLE | 3 wuns s&.fm‘.:..:::.’.fxu.,_, | 40 Shetucket Street, Norwich, Ct, Jltains. In 1910 the output reached 12,- 142 Main Street. Upst ) 045 pounds, compared with 11.250 pounds for ‘the preceding year. T total output of silver in 1910 all eyils los ing high in o E-l;m of the | lay evening in honor « h the advertis- | Eastern Connectieut equal to The Bul- = t the | Join, Georze snd Douglas. A ost ghat sanpot e exetied. L creshe mOlE Lieikis na e y this other | enjoyable time was spent with games ) ‘Plioge xour ovder. Crompt servics | ing columus of The Billetin lelin for business resuis. Squnre. P B _ sep2sa ding columns of The Bulletin,