Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 11, 1911, Page 16

FAIR TODAY; RAIN OR SNOW, COLDER SUNDAY. FOLTRY, The mate I8 t of the in the cr 5 cenits per line, six words to the line. s <ho coolies’ whe meks ot . Augditorium. - The subject at the Christian Science me, 100, A Woman's Way at Poli's Theater. servi Sunday morning is) Mortals hical Union No. 100 meets in | 370" [0 mortals. c . Hall. The Sahbath afternoon service of the ANNOUNCEMENTS Seventh-day Adventists will be held in the Bill block. What Miss Adles has to say is of WHAT IS GOING ON TONIGHT SUNDAY SUBJECTS 3 S i v ; AR ; = e AR o BS“. The | The Loyal Temperance association A“{'m undatdnhudh‘of “WANTED, FOR SALE - i 3 Niliheriiis st /otion - Blstares: ai]s L3 e e ; an sALE 3 v L or TO RENT” are inserted at the rate o Tie captain's fne in his cout of blue, Bight hours off and four hours on, grvotien, ool s woyaee i rrin o BWeat tne “coolies Who maie her go! Farm of 160 acres in the town of Brooklyn, 4 miles from Elliott Station, WANTED. FOR SALE. TO RENT. : snip's payroll, ; The Bul- e e will preach at —-——-———T——— Not even a name on the 2 .y | church on Sunday. cultivation, part pastare, part wood | B et in Yo AN, Wiiaey Bxperic | Foriey £ Meivin, Jewett City, Conn. | Lenement, 1°rooms.. separate entrance. | Naked coolies who make her go! Sco the shoo specials Franic A. Bl Sheltering Arms Sunday aft. |4n¢ timber land. Plenty of fruit and |ence unnecessary: no strike. Positions | movild ) Callon dies, I3 VATE No! o8 AR T AT oot 2t 4 maise Bib Ty b .,fi:,h‘?ihe":e‘xié'e’. i be conqueted | brook and three, wells on the place. | SaiiAnieel coF ,,,““'H:.'r‘“fl;“""_’-‘,g‘i FOR SALE—Two and threc-inch mayestutn o - end Keeping alive the fery glow. o AN Shth top At v L Ui e HOE Two-story house, 2 barns and other | men sent to positions last three months. | PG, S0 SUSBLY, ©f FAEPPL NG | “wo mENT — 258 Frankiin Brcon- | Pellow cgolics Who, male b e ahoes S e Csite icitienl At Beth bervied ot Park Congrega- | bulldings. Also a hosse, ¢ hend of ani- Feleion Sl Ny 2 %, | B. D. 2, Norwi Saviia s [eninnt mate/mirenie tirimey atiates [0 R o e ol hoes and men's King auality 34 shoes. | tional ehurch or Sunday, Rev. Charles | tle, swine, 75 chickens, wagons, farm- | Srookiya, N. nov1ls FOR [SALE — Thoroughbred SIngTs | Sire. W A Vare 05’ fonact Aver 4, e : King auallty h on t ShiE comb White Leghorn vearlings. May Be0BITHS | geg has they. shiveriont in. the 0old. He also gives Roval Gold stamps. A. Nortarop will preach. ing tools and 10 tons of hay. Every- | schtamy WEN ALL'S BARBER | Lullets and cockerels, $1 each. Thomas, Sy i paa! — X SCI LS, 814 Washington St., Boston, zvxunnanuc. iy e ki ey TO RENT A very desirable seven- | Eyes like a cat's and faces of gold, BREED THEAYER. At the Taftville Congregational | thing except household furniture will | Mass. Wages while learning. room cottage on Summer St.; all mod. who make her g0 hurch, Rev., Donald B. MacLane Will | be sold for $3,500, if taken at once. tiom, tools, board, room. Railroad ticket | FOR SALE—One 8 H. P. steam en- |ern Improvements. Apply ‘to F. W. Har) Weekly. 1 ¥ Ehasatiath Gilimn Lo usion Sonbay rning and evening. | . e g 2 ree by ‘'co-operative plan” Get ine with boller, . W. Leffingwell, | Medbery, 28 Summer St. ~ noviWFs WesliEs Chimpicasisp Ss il S Pishcs: cinimy sno oios - Write or ‘phome E. L. Darbie, Sav- | culars immediately. novild _ | Rorwich, Conn.. Tel. 691-2. - movild e TO RENT_Two six-room flats at 120 ines Bank Buildieg, “Danielson, Conn. |, WANTED—Woman for housework In |~ 3OR SALE—One pair of horses. 2400 | Broadway; ~all modern Improvementis. at the Breed Monday and Tuesday. Albert P. Blinn will speak a Again the Breed theater has the m‘:smmual Acadmey, Sunday morn- | ooiq48 s M paaulte;, | mo_ children. | welght, 5 and 6 years old, s30d diivers | Apply at 122 Broadway. T b a1 o P e henor and distinction of presenting to | ing, upon the subject, The Worth of Cotat, - TR e e e iver oL 1800 Ibey 0 RENT — N——_ewiy furnished Tooms Qpthe clean gravel he b Norwich e original i » with modern convenlences, centrally lo- e e e o T e s ST GARDEN AND POULTRY FARM | LADIES make supporters: 313 per "“":7“‘- AT Gardner & Co._novild | Zica ™ Aiply to Box 50, Bulletin. FRebaat i o g € 1 L& ¥ i 3 day ini g 5 One-quarter. mile R .R. station, with 5 i ma . YOUR FREE PACKAGE Conkey’ 1OV ling ossoms, silver fis of the great worl *hamipion n[n hu:\ day morl;lngd at kT’\.l'v"mE:omman y_h_JQI_‘Q‘ Curroundings, near _church, | Pished. 'Stamped envelope for ticu- | laying tonic_and big poultry book are TP TO DATE furnished rooms, Mar- Paven pools ae clear as air— a on_the Polofchurch, Rev. Frederick W. Coleman | DICAouiyt, SUTiosncings,, \ Reav, Coussey |lars. ‘wabash Supply Co. G 18, |Lere.” Call before they are gone. C.| UF TO DATE furnisheu rogms, M How 'a child wishes and Shibe park,]will preac on 't"plupmig':f ‘nl;;m';{in; ; road to city of 20.000: 7 room Chicago. aovild |W. Hill & Son. novsws | &' 3 e To live down there! H ne evening his topic is ou new! ccorated; large hen-| WANTED — An experienced table | IF CONKEY’'S roul dy don't tie bt exelting hinss ; \ouse. barn, shop, shed, etc, al P B 3 P _remedy don RENT—. 4 rooms, | W, can sce our colored faces These were the most exciting games |of Wisdom. A LOnSE DaEy Shor, Shed, Step all £900; | girl; best of wages. Hotel Hoxle, Mys- |cure your, Wheeaing, ‘moping. sneezing Plomantis tocated: 56 per ‘months fAivé| Floating on the shaken pool, S e At the Broadway Congregational |foil Only $800. part cash: Particulars 5 S0 and lwo“‘-.l:;hea:ed{ flhlcko‘nn‘duylo:l; D ntes walk trors Bauare. Toquire &6 Down in ool places, n e o | and pictures of this and many others. WANTED —Salesman: experienced in | & ORey Wi R SRty Tekue Hobart avenue. oct21d Dim and very cool. scor and thel church, the Rev. James W. Bixler, | 3y 'S "AGENCY. Willimantic, Conn. | any line to seil general trade in Conn. |C- W- Hill & Son's. Toalid enerals, John J. Mc- | D.D., of New London, will preach at B e ;i octisa | Vacancy MNov. 18th . Commigston con- |~ Vo saim_Fh it THomers, 2| FOR RENT—An upper tenement of 6 [ Till a wind or water wrinile, & Mack .| thie morning service and the pastor in tract; 1335 weekly for expenses.. The | pair youns Carneaux, 1 Pekin drake |E00me on lower Droadway. Apply to| Dipping marten, plumping’ trout, 1 exibitions of the [ (n ‘atternoon. Gontinental " Jewelry; Co, Cleveland, |and 2'ducks. Royce Loomis, Lebunon, | X- I Brown. 28 Sacucket S souse | Jonvds in o fwinkle n. anc grand deliv- — 3 o S 3 v “onn. noy - RENT—XNo, nion St, facing e e o[t the EiL Gonapedutional B D For Sale . WANTED3Man to travel in Conn. | FOR SALE_One sow and 16 nice | Eion Square at of seven rooms, thig | 5ee the rings pursue sach other: A & Good pay and tallor made suit in 950 i, et wagon cheap. And below grows b oom cottage with improvements, | davs. Bxperience uanecessary. Can: | Adaress ¢ M Wiison. Wilimantic Gr, | Main St. / octiod R e price and attractive terms. (| dies,” soaps, grocery specialtics. 0. R, F. D., or Tel. 257-12. nov1td TO RENT_Store at 69 Franklin St; Trad blown out the lighed are the home runs of action topic will be The Search and the Re- ward, and the subject at the evening Paker. shown in o SF Dhias o s Som Sotidse McBrady Co., Chicago. noviia nquire at Bulletin eensational T iy service, | Ought. & oom cottage, a bargain. 2 e e e Ty Soziac?,'mn at once. Inquire Bullet Patlence. children, Just s nimegges =creen. that ;- L R cottage, nicely situated, all BE A 'rnTuxmn NURSE—Earn $15 {that will- surprise yow my large stock - Bee the spreading circies dle as if » At the_ Third Baptist church, Rev,|; [ t000 COUSES TS condition: §1560 | to $35 weekly. We train you at home | of millinery —and fxtures, situate on | _ TO RENT—Desirable large nine-room The stream and all in it arval « E. T will preach Sunday | . i ir " a short time. Free catalogue. |Main Sf ite P. O., J tt City, | flat on main floor, modern improve- Win el A m E Robert F. True P jca balance n.ortgage. Ruchester Nari Fasilinte. 76 R ool ain St, opposite P. ewe! ¥y o o 108 North Main SE ear by and 5!. shows e morning_on What Christ Expects of L Coragie dwelling, five mtscti wanitg g .| s e IO Nies T Mesteagnte. netil . [ mewtet price. 333 or! ain —Robert Louls Stevensen. at mes. His Friends. His evening subject is | [oorqam Sire O e N Dy, $1000 | — 29V |~ Gihen APPLES FOR SALE —Inquire Mass of humanity, with all of the E i the Greeks. Ll L e ekt & WANTED Ladles make supporters o TO RENT—Lower tenement of four g 731 The Inquiry of the Gre fcssh. vermvce civerntin iugen ARG B e of a.t:.sflr':xry. :r-nk:n, ot n:vv:‘r oo Bnquire’ of Joteph Bradford, VIEWS AND: VARIETIES from the scenes of stra t e g0 60-acre farm, large welling and { rial furni . 'Stam; envelo; ‘or | KO JE—Four horses; e , | Bookbinder, readway. oc! B Rt of i At the Sunday morning worship at | n0iRCC, M AR, (AWCLINE, 2nd | particulars, . Wabash Bupply Co.. Dept. welgit 2500, sound and kind, seven ANISRE e Clever Saying: nfulle nlanmed. A1l |the Second Congregational church, | . R, hot and cold water. cement cel- | Ff 18, Chicago. novild | vears old: one pair. 2600, sound and ry -ul"Jl}W::-,‘-__l.m i g 3 i | Rev. H. H. Wikoff of San Franciseo |1ir, fruit. etc.; ideal countey home. kind. ‘Apply Jas. Downing, Plainfield, | veniences, nion P Teacher—"“Tommis, what is the fu- %25 WEEKLY job guaranteed men of the diamom Ct. Tel. 29-6. novid apriod crounders. of | ning Rev. H. H. Wikol his name?—Philadelphia e e 4 |will speak. The pastor, Rev. H. J YOUNG & SHANKS, who learn automobile busimess. e = g |ture , Of (X €iveT™ Tommie—"You . is shown complete p .’ va tf, will preach in the_evening. | g unon Blds., Nerwich, Ci furnish auto model. Teach you at COTTAGE 57 MAPLE STREET, for LIGHT MANUFACTURING SPACE | take.”—Life. also 1= shown a complete panorama of Bt . » 3 - home in 10 ' ‘weeks. Booklot frec.|sale—As I am going to leave town. 1|TO' RENT—WIith or without DOWEr | “why do you always appear in pub- oth the parks ork and Phil- St ; Wearrars oW Auctionmeer | Eochester Auto School, 74 Rochester, | will sell my 24 story cottage house, |and steam—4.000 squarc feet —fl00f | io carrying & tire?" ~I can't afford edelphia Novel unique scen At the Greeneville Congregational |CTIARLES F. BROWN......Auctloneer | o3 novild ~ |containing six rooms, pantry and place | gpaece. The lightest, cleanest, airiest Dile - Ay =shown < are the ones | church, Sunday morning, Rev. C. H. - for two more rooms on the top floor. | rastory floor in Norwich. Apply A. A. automol Just yet."—Pittaburg Post. where i nce and of | Ricketts will preach on Casting Our | AUCTION e A g B wrbpocien; | ith all modern improvements. Inclid- | 1l nd "oy Steam Laundry Bufld. | Blobbs—Nell ana Belle no Jonger outfieid plavers, | Garment Before Jesus. In the eve- [ 1 i sell at Public Auction, on 25 daily easily made. Particulars free. | 200 feet of land and 20 fruit irees. | ing, Franklin St., cor, Chestnut Ave h other. Slobbs—Is the Pr! . s , field secretary TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1911, Lhe, Saerman” Supply Co Tight and terms easy to a desi Jez4d catching flies. bases and {of the Church Building Society, will i in Colchester, on Broadway, ar_Harbor, Maine. ble party. Call on premises. novéd 3 5 sMding for home. Al speak. i o m. the following de’ | WIG PROFITS Open & dveing and | WOR SALE A very desirable home, STORAGE Lo aroken Dumtoraer—¥ou ieep : Scal 1 personal property: Seven COWS, |cleaning establishment. No capital re- | cheap, at 154 West Town St., six-room ittes, | SYETYthing for the plane, don’t you? B oot e | B 1 horse, hives of \Pees, 1 mowing | quired.” Some make $1,000 to_ $5.006 | cottage, size of lot 48 feet front, 112 | Space for Furniture and Commodities. | 5alesman—Y. sir. We do, sir. > be seen and | LEGAL NOTICES. | machine: dder. 1 hand roller, | yearly. Send for free bookiet. System, |depth, some fruit, on line of trolley. | Storing & Leasing Co., 10-20. W. Main poken Customer—Give me an ny. a =zuaranee | = ———| 1" two-h | agon, 1 one-horse | 141 Marion, Kentucky. 3¥228 | ApplY to C. R. Johnson, 177 West Broad Puck. - shewn Monday | Tok e VER, S8, PRO-LIRTN WEEO L ntord busgy, 1 ihrees | T MADE $18,000.00 IN THREE YEARS | St._Westerly, R. L. noysa Do you ge to the theater much?” o % e Toriats - on, 1 old-tashioned carriage. | in the mail order business; began small. | FOR SALIE—Chestnut mare_ 1450, § “Not a great deal. But do you know t at | District, dec ne puller, 1 c neller, 1 fodder scr::mgoufi;;‘t‘agly Dow. Mo lentrs|years old, fine worker. O. S ok % I'm just crazy to see that new pla; # T ecutor being prepared to ex L e T | Hentiiey s A B VW, o we have a F“\e Our Lady of the Snows, that I've been = ibit his admipisiration account W A e T L = FARMERS’” HUNTING AND TRES- hearing ‘so_much about lately.”—De- — a estate to tais Court for allowance, | Ing harnesses. 1 palr farm harmesses o | MEN WANTING outdoor work, o | PASSING NOTICES—_The following troit Free Press. |its e D3l T tire, “omelsting of bus | Drepare for good paying permanent po- | words printed on cloth 13x12: “Notice. ) i Crdered, That the 1Sth day of No- old furniture, consisting of bu|sitions. State age; send stamp for par- | All persons -are forbidden hunting, stor [\ Rent e—Anyhow, you mst admit he is most | vember, A. D. 1911, at 3 o'clock ir Shigy et oves T toal | Hiculars. George H. Baker, President, |shooting or trespassing on this farm (] a well read man. Did you notice his hefr | afternoon, at- the FProbate Offic i1 opan Erate wood stove sewhig | BOxids. Huletin Jy88 " |vnder penalty of the law,” with any knowledge of Aristotle? He—I did, | Andover, e, and the same { g WANT A second-hamd parior |P&me on it 12 for 31; & for cents, and If you want my candid opinion 1 EEAI SR ‘sale will take place next |stove in good condition; seif roeder; | Bon Eo,Pald oash to dcoempany order. in the don't belleve he's ever been there. e P o L i ccox | =mall Ivy preferred. Apply at Builetin | = gotsid Skotch. S B v to cite all pe! in | MI GEORGE O. JACKSON. Orfice. novIWS S OR S AL 1911 Tegal- 3% Model L. Aspiring Vocallst—Professor, de you afille’s power? in to appear at said time H. MORGAN........... Auctioneer| WANTED Situation as_ engincer. |y pave Dot Fouring Toar AL condr think I will ever be able to do any- ptblishing this order in Good ref > dise,” next iwe Japer having a circulation In said Dis- references. Address M. ORro | fote: . fully SqUIDEMES TIEes Dew: thing ~with my, voice? Perspiring naliv pr [EERer Aavink Sl ‘of this AUCTION. BaBeling O, nov10d_ | about 3500 miies Will make price low | Teacher—well, n\m.gm come in hand: that is a x e | der on the public signpost in the | Wil be solg at Public Auction, at| WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCK HENS |lor immediate sale or demon- Bl k in_case of fire or shipwreck.—Cornell It abound wholesome wn of Columbia, where deceased 1 st] ace, k ? s the Old John Fiteh | WANTED—Address, giving price, Box “rfluun‘. ox phoqw mW. . Clask. 118 Oc ') Widow. e Bl KR0S LEWIS ! place. in Montville, near Oxoboxo Pond, | 0. Bullstin Office. S < | BUnEain e cueet. mantlc: “I don’t belleve you heard a word of e = roviia it SITUATION WANTED as housekeep- FOR SALE—A 46 h. p. horizontal | APPLY TO the on.” “I heard par\ of it € paint- | Pl aE e SR b i Ra er for widow or an old couple. J. J, | boiler, 3 years old, made by Stewart of | dear.” “Every time I lookel at yo LISTRE COURT OF THE UNIT WED? > NOV. IpTH, o 74 Greene St, New London, Conn. ‘Worcester; will stand 125 pound -tmm' you wepe asleep.” *But, dear, don't states for the District of Connectls at 10 o'clock a. m, noviod pressure. Inquire A. A, Fournier, Troy || The Parker - nflV!lIll[l" Co. that prove that I heard part of 1t7'- e S Pankruptey llowing described property: One | [ MEN WANTED for raliroad construc Steam Laundry. oct21d Houston Post. 7 Ty iR seven year old oxen (g0od beef), . i 23 runners | TpoR SALE 1% horsepower runabout, “My hair,” remarke@ the middle aged it b | for Discharge. ee year old steers, 1 new iand trackmen. Apply to avanaugh, | o1 eondition. Inquire Dr. Walker. Not- NORWICH, CONN. e | R - MiEle anas iven that the a ch 1I_four year old Holstein | McCaffrey & Co. Essex, Ct. novsd wich. sep8d thing about me, it seema” “What's been c Jan ), 1 two vear old | SyANTED —Scwera. y 3 g Apply Yantic he a 77 queried his friemd. “Tt in | d his ye old Ayr ire heifer 2 - PRINTING FOR FARMERS 250 the answer?” qu e 3 i 5. 1811, for a beel), 1 vearling helfer, 1 year- | Woolen Co: novsd_|notehcads and 250 8% (regular busi- always coming out on explained debts in bank- . 1'two year old Holsiein bull, | ROOMER WANTBD—WIll rent pleas. | B®88 size) envelopes, neatly printed. for the firwt v—Lippineottis Magasine. Foigtattl farm lLorse, 4 fat hogs, 40 R. L |antly furnished room with or withont | $1-75; 500 each, 32.7¢.. Send for sample: FOR SALE. “Do y\:m:tul happier simos you got as prese soting Lo f 12 R. T. Red pullets, 1 ox | board, two -minutes from Franklin |2nd prices for any orinting you are in an actor were before | car sled, 1 fwo-seated business |Square. Mrs. Ja need of. The Bulletin Ccmpany, Nor- ———— | your aivorce?’ “Yes, much happler. k's appear- feree In | wagon, 1 Concord bugiy. 1 heavy har- o a ey o Jor R L wich, Conn. ~ 1| You see, ;‘t will ’sc warhcu proper for will lend 1 Master, | ness. 1 good driving harness, blanket: D GOOD PRINTING CHE. my next husband and me te announce luction in Norwich. aid Cou ox yokes, one-horse Deering mower VANTE Raw furs, at H. A. Heeb- envelonl g 2L A our engagement now. I was so afraid alread:; rict, on the day 1 ), 1 ho! rake. 1 cultivator, [ Der's, every Thursday. Arthur C. Bennett SRR OP€ CTEET S0 $1.85 | it would get out while T was still liv- + then and there to exam- | harrow, chains. forks, rakes, hay cut- P : 5 o /*—Chicag ind Mr. Moore will | rupt and to show cause, roas of hog fencing: 1 set tackles, | poushy o Yoo, Corinds of ra a2 | Sa7 *i0500, 31156, . Berald. he leading a the y_have 1w such dischargeé |erowbars, grindstones. a new pair bal- | St every Thursday. A. C. Woodworth, | 83%x11, printed, $: . $2.70; 5 ~ I will sell at a low price to 0 you actually went to ehurch last ons of good hay, quantity of |~ hoved will su - BROWNING 1_stack of hay, 4 stacks corn " $97 10,000, $17.50; 5 an estate a farm consisting of ay?” 1 really d1d” “Excuse Monday afternoon and ey acres of land, 90 tillable, balance ¥ voem stoeptical. Whet was the = 6. 100th 1 £ uptcy and Spe=cial X bushel ears of corn. 100 AL KINDS OF RAW FURS wanted 10/ pasture and woodland, 1,500 cords of 3 h and 100th performances i 3 % of hand-picked apple: 110t |at Rawson & Whipple' W s 000, Wood, abundance supply of w. ‘Atia, 3 have you thers, Th bectively, handsoma Conn.,, Nov. 9th. 1 nb. 1 cook stove, 1 parlor stave. |Shippee. the fur dealer, will be there |10,000, $10. inting of every deserip. room’ house In good conditio) text was ‘He giveth . oved a rds siraw matting. lot of rugs, 1 |evepsy Friday. novia Semidhats xtension table. 1 cherry table, 1 > - AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD i T ounze s rockars 15 | . WANTED _Railway mall clerks; cus- o3 Notwich, within ana for the District g, Teak. 1 Joun an” | toms employes; average $30.00 month: of Norwich, on the 10th day of Nove T e R e inK, I%InG | examinations Jan. 15th. Sample ques- Following (her, A. D, 1911 el o "R ons To menc | {lons free’ ‘Write immediately, Frank e on done promptly.. Send for samples. || Parns; place will keep 15 sleep’” “Good work. And who were The Dullefin Coy Norwich. Conne . caltle year round and cuts 20 tons || there?” “All the beloved ,it meemed to of hay: located two miles from trol- ||, Clev. 1 foy ana eight miles from Frankiin | |™e —Cleveland Plain Dealer. A SPLENDID CHANCE ||*"*". vors p. povomur, MUCH IN_LITTLE ‘named in the | Presint —NELSON J. AYLING, Juds lin Institute, Dept. 35 K Rochester, anboiTanss s or Tarriet S dvde”1ats o s e e A b 3 2 oct28d | to buy a good 40 acre farm admirably || Central Bullding, Norwich, Comn. B0 CoIA of a clbete-to Brossels. that Amsdell | The Executor exhibited his adminis- JoH MITCHELL, { WANTED—Skein winders, spaolers | situated, good set of buildings, fruit it has never been wound by human 3 for Miller | tration account with | noviia Sontville, Conn | AT OWork, "Apply at Ossawan Mins, _ | 2nd Wood. Investigate. hands. It is kept going by the wind, Bob Applet Remnetn Biobes | . Ordered o | Py gotfed gt s | Chiese wild silk is said te bs prac - ] ‘krp‘ n \1 :x‘:-"u‘;l'(" jx;;"f ember, 3 o ne | WILLIAM B. WILCOX...... Auctioneer ; wi’x‘x’rnn‘{?l“n ‘““f:"‘k'&“o""&"' *Phone 300. 86 Clig Street | ticaily indestruetible. It can be burl i 3 “mma v Brnoon irt Room ng. All work guaranteed, A. G. Gordon, T c Marzar H | in the Gty or N . T District, U( : TlON 295 Prospect St. City. Tel. 682-2. FOR SA],E o5 over &, yeur ity svouc B} offs fontgomer: appointed f 4 21! 'h Swee ¢ the safd 13 recu- =] The paper on which our money is e Y L otice 4h sreot INSURANCE MEN A P“; flllll‘fl flfl[flmfl No. 57 WEST MAIN STREET. ||y rintca’is mads from linen rags Trom Old Bense Yichard Calvert| PY publishi once In_some | S ; 3 R the orient and silk from China or P o -+ Richard Calvert | 0 Jh ey having a cirenlation in sald | Jraving sold my farm, known as the | Splendid. _opportunity offered _to| Do you want a pig, one or many, as- The property owned and occu- TRty & ’ iy Baker Erick SUISRSE fern angs wrint tortued iley place, three miies from Jewett | handle our Hea th, Accldent and i\'xnntt; sorted sizes? pled by the Estate of Robert Ehae 4 ay Baker of sala hearing, and make return | mear thesRiver road. adjol T |ural Death Benefif policy: costs $1. Sockerels, - < . o P John A. Robb | to the Court. : 2 | R. Barber's e o T g {5 | per month. Thie is a form of insurance :':;fy Sovicereln, Talioty wino Brown, Plumbers, known as the The great Welsh f:;lll"‘:hv"“f”” 15 Francis Kirk NELSON J. AYLI Judge Ghon. Conn, 1 will sell the following | that appeals to the masses and is easily . Pequot Building. will be sold on few months ago s said to ¢ — | The mmwl ‘and foregoing Is a tr personal property at Public Auction °“‘?3§"},}‘(2$ZZ‘1 c;{?:r;lissrl‘o?‘-l. ;!ot,!lx coAlccr e F. 0. CUNNINGHAM. A most Tiyorable tarms the pnzl‘;r--ouv:nctrned the sum of near AT THE AUDITORIUM. | “PRYedse FANNIE C. CHUR i NOVEMBER 15, 1911, Sefurtty, Tox 3455, Boston, Mass coodiers paves ) IV R e | moviid - 3 noviisw Apply to The Japanese make much of their paper from millet stalks, of which ma terial Manchuria furnishes about 245, 000 tons a year. likes the show at the OF PR mileh), and for the hens shels . 125 bushels ‘corn, 16th day of ; 4 set light harn team " 1 market JAMES L. CASE, 40 Shetucket Street, Norwich, Ct. ubt D. FOR SALE wance NEL AYLING, . | wagon, 2 top carriages. 1 Deering mow i 5 ) ot ster, £ ToaEoR, 2 top careies 3 Miss Blanche Azoulay is the first et e " Ty R o sMan Cook woman te practice law in Algiers. She 5 entRiet . Cangelin b D TR OF M hio“‘;»“““v pE - 'm‘\.:mtn;,hi hr;wdsrr,s‘ig! General House and Second Girls Seven room Cottage and about < is m,’lh'el(‘)‘l ‘:mzr- and rectived her St | eare u iled a petition |véeder. 1 or, 2 e, 1 E ¥ oM 1t mdiming ople are the possexsor Rving. for the reasons therein set | voorn har Tron "Age planter, 1 Room ‘52, Cantesl Bilding one acre gr land on trolley at | | Peck’s Real Estate Agency educatio lich blend most pleas. | forih, thaf \administration be granted | paris . 1 corn sheller, 1 seed E Thamesville, just beyond the The average yearly production ef gt B T e ey, T R R e e ""l[‘,‘,"ffll},,. B Y oihas eI (ool e city line. Price reasonable and FARMS A SPECIALTY nux vemica seeds throughout India in at this theater and who playsfonly big | reupon, it is Ordered, That said | jonsehold fu HELP WANTED may be secured on easy terms. estimated at 40,000 hundredwelght, | petition be heard and determined | the Probate Court Room in the City Norwicl District, on the If sai y stormy. sale next time houses, with very it fair day following. Four dav laborers ($1.75 a day), man is also on Monda sW excep: ill and doe on 132 Spring Strest, Willimantic, Con, | Y2 °¢ #bout #1000 THOMAS H. BECKLEY, - % JOHN M. HOELCK. y York ch is well worth seeing. i A 5 3 - and wife to manage a corporation s E The supreme court of Now : g gt ol e LR ! o s novild Lisbon, Coun. |yoarding house, and general house- May Building, Phones: 724 Jately upheld an actress in her refussl p e g B R Y of Saia petition, | B i z work girls. Apply at once. 278 Main St. 368-2 to wear tights while appearing as a 'he Human Sacrifice, a wonderfuily hearing thereon, WILLIAM B, WILCOX, _ Auctioneer. Free Employment Bureau. TWO FAM“-Y IWUSE United States army officer in a farce. teresting motion picture, will head that il | i e newspaper having M. J. Coscoran, Supt. This big feature is in two reels and | e 4 The s oF et i there are over 1,000 peovle in the cast. n be made to this t | FOR SALE. The scenes and setti t NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. are exact re- Central Bldg. in Westerly Fire District, within 560 o bustion engine = feet of troiley, on large lot: also four| In a new internal combu n AUTO TUBE VULCANIZING. cottage houses within ten minutes’ | iInvented by a P.nnuyl\unl:ny;' the b s : < walk of three large industries, for sale, | burned gases are blown out of the e Reasonable prices—wotk guaranteed. | particulars given and properiy shown | {nder by air compressed in the base of sroducti of ancies gy S| above and foregoing~is a true % STEBBINS & GEYNET, by Ay productions of anclent Eeyptian tem- | record, < = Sl Will be sold at Public Auction Sachem Park (ovenings only). o leay + s ERANK w. cox, the engine. ) fa The costumes are corract of the period gy = worlk_at Ousley’s Repair Shop, Frank- wh St., Wenterly, It L A Californian has invented machin- - g L= g By :m th!\v( wxrv,::»mif .r’-‘“‘f o5 Clerl SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11th, 1911, lin _ Square. novl Telepnones 348—289. oots1d ory for pumping warm air out of FOR SALE No. 308 Central Avenue 10-ROOM DWELLING xidered to be the bizg at 2 p. m., on the premises, rver made by an American compa The parts are acted by the famous players of the Reliance All-Star Stock rompany. The Human Sacrifice Monday and Tuesday only i Ty oW | Thomas J. Kelley of Windham. Conn., freight car and filling it with celd when perishable articles are to be utomobile |[WHITNEY'S AGENCY | i it AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD wich, within and for the D t gy, e oth ae of Sovens | Tho Mursch Property Present—NBELSON J. AYLING, Judge, s callad) for | “Istate of Margarct Filbur.. late of N situated on Otrabando Road. A Massachusetts Inventor's horsa 227 Main St, Franklin Square. foeding bag has a comportment to hold n which permits only a small rwich, in’sald District. deceasecd. | = Ge8 & i ANNOUNCEME ' JopussERn ot %A Slegos peliton ALBERT W. LILLIBRIDGE Real Estate and insurance | [ to reach an animal's mouth ot e e e e at a time, thus preventing waste. = orth, that an Instrumegt purporting | & « 3 s ext Tuesday evening the Barieben | to bo the last will.and \iestamont Of with large barn on corner TO RENT Hoirtve Sty 3 Cencert Co.. a combination of six of | S#id deccased be SRS ooprobate | WM B WILOOX... .. i- Anctionée lot. e el S 11 ELM ST, PLEASANT FLAT op | An arangement, - ;f‘dv"'"m" >”‘_» Boston’s most accomplished and best | notition be heard and. determined at AUCTION v % ¢ or 7 rooms, bath, closet, set bowl, | 1911, has been conclude h known musicians, will furnish the third | the Probate Court Room in the C of o JAMES L. CASE, Chalmers Detroit “40" Touring Car, |stone set tubs, hot water. gas fixtures, | Austro-llungarian government whars- number of the Y. M. C. A. entertain- | Norwich, in said District. on the 27th| At the Mary Willett Farm on North e B Noswioh. O seven passenger, newly. painted and |S°POrate rear entrance, 315 per month.| by the parcel post matter can be ment course. The compiny consists of |day of November, A. D. 1811, at 11 |Main Strect, Jewett City, formerly the 40 Shetucket St., orwich, Ct. 8 CHURCH ST. UPPER FLAT OF 6| transmitied between the United States the following: Ksaixl Barleben, violinist; | o'clock in the forenoon. and that mo- | Russell M. Brown Farm, on overhauled. Apply rooms, with modern improvements, $15 | and the Ottoman empire through the Johannes Warnke, 'cellist; J. Albert|tice of the pendency of said petition. TUESDAY, NOV. 14, 1911, per month. Austrian postoffices in that country. D. G. PERKINS, and of sald hearing thereon, he given Paumgartner, pianist and accompanist; | 209,0f SaIq heatine thereon. ho siven at 10 o'clock n. m., Arthur Hackett, tenor: Parker J. 30 CLIFF ST. VERY CENTRAL, nov3d 22 Shetucket St., Norwich. flat with modern improvements, $15 per time in some newspaper havinz a cir- | I will sell at Public Auction the follow- . Ve entering the Phinn, basso, and Miss Caroline Hook- | eaiation In satd Distriet, at Jeast six | ing described property: One £0od Work- month. Tha ;‘"mm‘r."fu.‘,f;"{’;u?p‘" bing er, soprano. @ays prior to the date of sajd hearine, | ing horse, seven cows, 360 hens, six port of Sal ¢ 893,032 tonw, com- B e T T T e R e SALE HORSES 1510 walk 261, of 893032 tons com- emphasis on the merits and canabili- NELSON J. AYTING, Judge. | wagon, one buggy, one dump cart, 350 pured “WithE 217, of 811,057 tons, * 3 f these 1 Each and every | . The above and ‘foregoing true | bushels of corn in the ear, four tonms I have several good Horses to sell l‘ol s‘w 1900. hose carrying the American dieg of IHERS PoODE. iTaCh ARG NSRS ny. of recON. of hay, three tans of green oat straw, 81 Peck St. that will weigh from 1300 to 1400 Ibs., flag numbered 112, of 511,256 tonw, in one is an artist of exceptional ability | “*Rypcst . ANNIE ¢ CHURCH. hout 25 bushels of beans, 25 barrels ali ready for hard work. Also some s The former residence of Thomas K. | 1910, against 73 vessels, of 373,204 tons snd without a doubt the entertainment | novild Clerk hand-picked apples, three cook - [Thut wte mot ae rge. T want to sell | Peck Jo ETencyer, Comm. Ave minstes | o vses Ziven by them will ranic alone the high |- = stoves, two chamber suits, 2 awantity |} Two Tenement Houwse || ithcm'ih 50 &t to have room for the |waik to chureh sehool. poutoree. gro: | 100 order al ¥ established by rmer of other ho ka o cery stors and telephone. Location first attractions. Eilicies o numebous tonsliniion. Lot 50x100 feet., e o O e A e oy, |ciass. Must be soid 1o Cioss (he estatc. | What ix sald to be one of the strong- 4 With an attraction of such unusual MONEY LOANED ¢ stormy. sale will take pince mext el ¥I7-12. E OSCAR PRCK, est searchlights In existence has re- quality it is expected that the seats on Diamonds, -Watches, Jewelry fair weekday. - ‘Will be sold cheap. novild Baltic, Conn., R. F. D. No, 1. cnetly been placed on the roof of the will be at a premium. To avoid the FELIX BEDARD, and Securities of any kind at tha Bank of International Pensions, Plaza at the doors, sinele admission fowest Rates of Interest. An ol§ novied Jewett City, Conn. Inquire of - = y R A Libertad, Montevideo. Consul Frederis ean be secured at the G. A. ““"“‘{‘i‘.’u“.fi'{‘.‘.’.‘}, 61?1‘: with. e ——————————————————————— JAMES L. CASE, IF YOu WAN;I'".:T CLASS PIANG. | W. Goding of that city states that the store up to § o'clock Tuesday THE COLLATERAL LOAN c WHEN you wani to put your busi- SHONINGER through candle power is 90,000,000, The light . Doors witl be open at ihe | "0 Matn streer, oo e ness berore the rublic. tnere is no me- B T T TONIER can be esn 11 miles and illuminsies Baptist shurch at 7.30 o'clock um better than through the advertis- 2 on of the city. H g eotumns ¢ The. Butletin: - bt o .0 e o s Woex. porhon f performance begins at 3 o'clock.