Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 28, 1911, Page 12

_ON TONIGHT P .:!‘r.ofi“ ’IMO‘ ‘the Breed The- Vi m ‘Motion Pictures at in & Strange Land at Fifth Company, C. A. C. at :‘ Owls, No. 1396, ul%n.m; 6, K. of Py No. 8908, meets in NO. 720, R. A., am Memorial in the Y. M C. 'A. Entertainment Course at the Central Baptist Church. ANNOUNCEMENTS lh.aleurlu. -h-mpoolnt facial mas- -;:t. ~ Mrs. Underwood, 51 Broadway. *Phone. See the ladies’ $2.50 gun metal but- ton and blucher, the stylish, durable xgd perfect fitting shoes, Frank A. Bill offers. RIDGEWAY CONCERT TONIGHT. Miss Katherine Ridgeway, a noted reader, of Boston, appears this evening at the Central Baptist church under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A. Miss Augusta Gentsch, a talented piano so- loist, will assist in the programme. The following programme is nounced: The stnnme- of Jasper Pannel. Miss Ridgeway. Beethoven— Som\ta. (Dedicated to Count Wald- stein). Allegro con brio. Imtroduction, Rondo and Finale. Miss Gentsch. Humorous sketches— - Miss rudgemy, Liszt— Scherzo and March Miss Gentsch. A Last Memory. His Mother. Stories. Miss Ridgew: Tickets will be on sale at the audi- torium entrance or they may be se- cured et the George A. Davis store or ¥. M. C. A. Admission is 50 cents. Benefit Concert and Bail in Aid of Tuberculosis Sanatorium Fund. The committee selected ployes of the Porteous & Mitchell Co. to arrange for the beneflt concert and ball in:aid of the tuberculosis sanato- rium fund to be given in Olympic hall Monday evening, Dec. 11, desires to an- nounce that the boxes ill be placed cn sale Tuesday morning, Nov. 28, at S o'clock, at the store of George A. Davis on Broadway. The prices of the! boxes have been made very reason- able, namely, $3 for the small boxes, which seat eight persoms, and $5 for the large boxes, which have a seating ecapacity of 12. There -~omises to be o v general demand for the boxes for occasion and the committee has opted this plan so as to give all | who desire to secure a box an equal | opportunity to do so. It might be well to state at time that the entire net proc this benefit concert and ball this s of 1 be turned over to Treasurer Willlam F. | Oat, to be added to the fund now be- 1ng raised for the maintenance of the =anatorfum after it has been estab- lished, and the several committees in charge of the affair are working hard to make the sum a substantial one. BREED THEATER. Lost in the Jungle, probabiy the greatest animal picture ever attempted or successfully produced, is the won- der film at the Breed today. Tt telis of Jan Kruga and his daughter Meta, who live in the Transvaal. The near- est nelghbor i§ Sir John Morgan, who Nves 20 miles away. The girl has only & pet elephant for company durine her father's long hunting trips. and they are very fond of each other. The girl | is ordered by her father to accept \hc attentions of Hans, a neighboring Boer. | This she does reluctantly. when Sir Jashing voung nephew to.cee Meta she a change of heart, but the fathe commands her to accept the Bceer, or forever leave the home. 2nd I8 driven away by the old man. She starts for Sir John's house on foot, and late 15 lost In the jungle, and attacked by a | leopard. She defends herself with large hunting knife, and though ha lacerated gets away. In this condition she is found by her pet elep]mnk who has taken French leave of the house, after a severe beating. How the half. a Aead girl 1s carried back to the home ! by the elephant, the father's change of heart. and Hans' dismissal we prefer | out | Yimself in this beautiful thrilline dra- | ta leave for each person to find ma of the jungle at the Breed taday. A great western drama entitled The Peril of the Plains, or. The hting it of the Early Settlers. is the b lem company, and telis of the escape | of two children in a huge Indian bas- | —— ket during an Tndian raid. The Biogravh story entitled TLove in the Hills of Tennessee is a scenic storv K: of great beauty. completes the biil. Try This Famous Pinex “Pint of Cough Syrup” A Family ‘Supply for 50c, Saving $2. The Surest, Quickest Remedy You Ever Used or Money Refunded. A cough remedy that saves you $2, and mt.hing else, is surely worth ome trial will show you why nsed in more homes in the U. S, '.\I ‘will be ntly surprised by the ‘way it takes right hold of a cough, giving almest instant rell ‘It will usually stop , and is unequalled for prompt boniu t bottle of é to give quicker, better re- E’:&. Canada than any other cough remedy. pleasa; te, ted cough in s i ;% ex, when mixed Sl ey mver used. md ve inutes—direc- h package. ~ g . taste is pleasant—children take it Stimulates appetite and is Taxative—both excellent features. for croup, hoarseness, asthma, and other throat troubles, and hb successful remedy for mr:lpxen( 1 %n and highly concen- of Norway White Pine exma. in guaiacol and other natu- r.l h‘Ilu piu elements. Simply mix th sugar syrup or strained honey, in a pin an. ready-for use. i t bottle, and it is ready-f Pinex has often been imitated, but g;f,é ifi » r Ily, for nothing else will produce same resuits. The genuine is guaranteed to give absolute sahsfncnon or refunded. Certificate of to The SRR PO I 4 ex Co., . W. HOLMS, Dentis! n l-ll-.m—m.-;\. the em- | John Morgan brinzgs his | She refuses | dly while excellent comedy i » w sugar syrup, makes a full | STAFFORD SPRINGS Mrs. W. A. Qolnhn Breaks _Arm b; al amin. Arnold ~ Declines Political Honors—Four Bear- ers at Funeral of William Tobin. Mrs. Charles Rock of New York has been the guest of friends in town the past few days. Broke Her Arm. Mrs, W. A. Comins, while standing on a chair in the pantry Saturday aft- ernoon fell and broke her arm. Declines Nomination. Benjamin R. Arnold, who was nom- inated at the citizens' caucus for bor- ough assessor, declines to be a candi- date. Andrew Jacobsen has consented to run in his place. Mrs. H. J. O'Brien of Springfield has been the guest of her sister, Miss Elizabeth Giltrop, in Staffordville. Miss Margaret Moon of Springfield was the guest of friends in Hydeville over Sunday. The public schools will close Wed- nesday for the Thanksgiving recess. Sessions will be resumed next Mon- day. Deati cf Franklin Alberty. Franklin Alberty, -2 years, son of Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur J. Alberty, died Saturday morning of bronchitis. The funeral was held from St. Ed- ward's church, Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Rev. F. J. O’'Neill officiated. Burial was in the Catholic cemetery. There was a meeting of the school board in the library building Monday slftergoon. coars fagun “‘..‘xa of cars. n's free to de id. !nm fy] ber of volu by Dnc. u. One von 'Iree every time you ge =2 de Sl man will have. te B get his tobacco there. So long, Sant, oid chi m Nu- Kerosenski. t de train dvu one FOR SALE—A Bl.rl‘lll: One quarter oak dining room s consisti: of ono -lx-loot polished cxmh :'3 fluu front and side chln. closet, nn' long buffet witn larg: lass ror a six -un chairs, "including one about six mnlhl' cheap for quick sale. ture,” cgr- Bulletin Office. nov2sd FOR lAL,—On. ood sound horse, cheap. lnqu: tnp.m Wood Yard, rear of Bulletin Co. Bidg., or tel. 504, v. onsaguid app 3“‘ %o aj once ord, "5 Comer st Duni : nov2sd — ANTED—Girl for general house- Work_ Call at 21 Fllrm.'lnn St. novisd Man having $200 can rep- resent New York company _as local agent in this town. E. Fox, 27 Thames s:ree(, New York. nov2sd position as office as- slsmn cashier or 0 P s accy unmt Asvly WA rerienced i A. Bradf son, Conn. FOR SALE—Two :ood horses, one fast driver, 5 years nl 12y oid, good worker -nd dri In !'etor Kowrockl. Yantic, cr" " nov! 8d old. welfht 800 poundn .fiy hn Drucou Norwich.” nov28TuThs UTO FOR SA A LE M 150 buys Ford runabout, four cylinder, 20 horse- pcwer, top, ndshiel mble seaf, electric lights, tires nnrly ‘new, recent- 1y overhauled and good runnin order, Address lmk Box 848, Daniel- son, Conn. nov2sd 8155.00—A fine Steinway uprl‘ht piano, in good order, free stool, and delivery. Terms $10 month. The Plaut-C: wich, by e erlenced ADply At Bulle- nov27d BARBER WANTED at 1569 West Main St. W, Position teacher, ‘Reférences. . tin nov27d WANTED —Everyone to know the cider mill at Norwich Town will close Saturday, Dec. 2d, 1911. W. D. 'J. hacher. nov27d IF W. A. CUMMINGS, recenily em- ploved at :lu State Hospital for the Insane at Norwlich, will communicate with Redington & Stillman, 15 William itreet, New York Clty, he will hear scmething to his advantage. Anyone giving definite information of his prea- ent dwheraa.bbull will be suitably re- war N nnvl"f‘l‘hs fin, mahogany upri Wllh ltool and lu"r‘l,y e & The Plaut-Cadden Co.. Nor'h:lL novig¢TThS $25.00—Mason & Hamlin or best orde; Term !5 down, Flaut Co. The lavltm best condi- basutltul toneh cost FUNERAL. Ct. Wiliiam Tobin. ‘The funeral of William Staffordville took place from St. ward’s church, Monday morning at 9.30,- The soiemn high requiem mas was celebrated by Rev. Felix J. O'Neill with Rev. A. Dykmans of Futnam dea- con and Rev. E. A. Flannery of Haz- piano, Tobin_of & e. Ed- in or- -Baby lmul -1:0. $851 ardville sub-deacon. The bearers were E- jost four sons of the dec d, John, Will- |, 5 w0 87, npux," :gnz-m:rxo Sad eg:rr; IM‘ e r'h;lu 2 piato. jiam. James and Edy Tobin. Miss | woman will buy Beghs canront at onas, | Terms $25 down; $10 per month. Th: | Julia Kennedy of Naw Haven and MT. |Sumple by express, 30 cents. Wynne | Plaut-Cedden Co. Norwich, Ct. | Breen of R« assisted tne choir | Broom Co., Elmira, N. Y. novi4d nov16TThS | in singing the mas There were many “ ANTED =2 GOLD DOLLAR VoK 50 OBATSI— DOLLAR FOR 50 CENTSI— | beautifyl floral embiems. Burial was T aa o e oA BPLY. '° INo, but a first ciass four-cylinder run- No, b Edward's cem- about (full; uipped), can be bought s b ata low Floe 1t taken’ now. Must Sell before winter. Write to “Auto.” Box 363, City. nov27d SECOND-HAND AUTOMOBILES for sale—2 Overlands, 1 Buick, 1 Ford and 1E M jow is the time to buy your car for nexl. year. E. M. F. Ga 618 Main St. Willilmantic, Ct. FOR SALE—21 Barred Rock pullets, 25 R. 1. Red cockerels, 12 White Rock cockerels; fine_stock; prices reasonable. R. Allyn, 341 West Thames St Telephone 384-5. nov2sd FOR SALE—Twenty young Shropshire grade sheeg also seven vear old mare. welxh( 110 lnd two year old County Be: W. Johnson, 26 Wind- Wllflmnntlc. Tel. 231-3. {in the family lot in St. | etery. WANTED-—Pool table.. Address, with full particulars, P. O. Box 44, Grio(‘do“' 5 nov! N‘ hflfl forlfln‘eflll h:uj].- 2 was or ironin, 3 Bulletin Otnce.‘ Sroveia WANTED—A horse for its keep for the winter. Inquire 30 Town St. LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE TO AT A COURT OF ¥ wt Norwich, within and for the District of Norwich, on the 27th day of Novem- ber, A. D. to NTED—Raw furs, at H. A. Hee' yery Thursday. Arthur C. Bennett Distri the "ANTED—All kinds of raw furs | bought at Jos. Connors & Sons’., Water St. every Thursday. A. C. Woodworth. Sovéd ALL KINDS OF WAW FURS wanted ;at Rawson & Whipple's. Wm. H. Siippee. the fur dealer, will be there Friday. novéd their clalms agai within six monihs fror { posting a notice to that with a copy of this orde post nearest to the deceased last dwelt, Town, and by publisi in a newspaper hav o nake return to this bam Sty nov23d FOR SALE—Two arch axle, leather top about, one horse lum! 0od rubber tire, u‘(lel one rlill- n- ever. said District. and WANTED —Rallway mall clerks; cus- n. | Court. S iies S toms Fm;;loyelj L - o8 ss.aooul month; | quire at 108 North Main st “nov21d NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. xaminations Jan. 15t mple ques- The above and foregoin; is a t free’ "WWrite tmmediately, Frani- BT e e ons copy of rzcord. "“ Tostitute,' Dopt- SN "X Rocnostor: N-{ arch. cashiona. Tn. AT condition. ' ¥, L Lo S = E T T Ea WANTED Plano tuning and :e;if;‘ Eoes Wauregan. Ot. ouizd — — 5 O T S INE HT PI- NOTICE.—All o I Al WO R s o mnst ’5;“10"1‘3‘.’3'0}.’5"?”: new seased are hereby not 98 Prospect Bt. City. Wl §3%-2. 75: used but a short time. Full par- | the: ims against s ticulars on request. Write Trustee, | undersigned at Willi Bulletin, Norwic noviéd HELP WANTED Wanted at once cooks and general housework girls. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU- M. J. Coscoran. Supt. Central Blds. - WANTED Man Cook House and Second Girls limited z order OW within th and foreg roping. Rogers. noviéd FOR !ALE—Xma th 1 reens, kinds. D. FOR SALE—1 will sell at rice that will surprise you my large stock of millinery and ~fixtures. situate on Main St. opposite P. wett City, Conn. Miss D. Beauregard. novdd FOR SALE—A 46 h. p. horizontal boiler, 3 vears old, made by Stewart of ‘Worcester; will stand 125 pound steam ressure. Inquire A. A. Fournier, Troy team Laundry. oct21ld PRINTING FOR noteheads and 2350 6% (regular busi- ness size) envelopes, neatly nnlod for 1.75; 500 each, $2.70.. Send r samples States for the Dis in the nkrupts 3 1911, debis in his creditors terested, objecting nd before ge, General owning. | Amos A Bankruptes his | a ml.ym ¥ ,',.';':] Room 32, Central Building. prices for any vrinting you are in | At s b st = of. The Bulletin Ccmpany, Nor- L examine the i wich, Conn. wa;vvm ¥ FOR UALZ. GOOD PRINTING CHEAP—500 6 thev envelopes (remuisr business aize). carh not be g H printed in corne H ’ 5,000, $5.50; 10,06 ial | 6x914, 36; 227 Main St., Franklin Square. | rinted, | Real Estate and Insurance ! fo,looto,d 12 508 na’lemen!s 5 z printea, 00, $1.75; 5.000. i 10,000, $10. Printing of every descrin- i TO RENT | tion dons promptiy.. Send for samples 5 . PLIEASANT FLAT oF | The Culietin Co. Norwich. Conn. or 7 rooms, bath, closet, set bowl. | stone set tubs, hot water, gas fixtur e rear entrance, $15 per month. i UPPER FLAT OF & ! 8 CHURCH ST., $i5 | | rcoms. with mod€rn. improvements, month. CLIFF ST, /ith modern improvements, FOR SALE No. 43 LAUREL HILL AVE. Residence formerly owned and occupied by the late Mrs. Charles H. Kenyon. H VERY CENTRAL, | 15 per on 1911, at and 1 .R. station. wilh . " nd s near church, | Fine location. Exceptionally and only I miles over well bpuiit house. All modern ity of 7 room conveniences. Price right. decorated: large hen- shop, shed, ete, all good; ne smooth land, excellent 900. part cash. Particulars tures of this and many others. A Y, Willimantic, Conn. oct2sd PUBLIE AUCTION Public Auction of First Class Busi- uess and Investment Real Estate cen- | trally located In the City of Norwich, by order of the Court of Probate. he undersigned Administrator of the e of Willilam F. C naom.m late of deceased, will_seil at public auction, by opder of g S Inquire of JAMES L. CASE, 40 Shetucket St., Norwich, Conn. T0 RENT Fine Six Room Tenement improvements except heat at $15.00 per month. or _PROBATE J. AYLING. Judge. ment of said probate Whereupon bate Court said Roo Dis A All | an Wednesday., Dec 911, at half past o'clock LPl"nDOn. on the " premises, e ldgvell!ndgdhouse, stable Inquire of 3 ed by said deceased at his ted in the heart of the City JAMES L. CASE, of Norwich, fronting both ou Main and Clff Street. and adjoining 40 Shetucket St., Norwich, Conn. Street the new banking building of the Chel- 2d that reinrn he mad~ ON T Judge vings Bank. AYLING e et B SR L e property is situated in the mosi CaBY. uf ebor central business and shopping section Rttost: 1B O, CHURCH. £ Norwici, directly opposite the pas- Enis iz, |senger station of the New York, New | - ek R G T Haven and Hartford Railroad company. | Will buy a 150 acre farm situated 33 URT OF PROBATE miles from rallroad station, cottage near to the postoffice. and also to house of 10 rooms, painted white, green a: Norwich, within and for the T tral passenger station of all the | of Norwich on the 27th day of N raflways running in and out or | Plinds, in excellent condition, barn 20 her, A. D. 1911 by 24, wagon shed 14 by 20.'one hen- v 12 by 16, one hennery 8 by 14, ihree other smaller omes, one crib 12 by 16, workshop 10 by 14, cranberry bog. one acre or strawberries, 200 peach trees, orchard of apple, pear and plum irees, abundance of wood, fine shade trees in front of house, 1% miles to his sale affords the opportunity of obtaining a rare and secure investment central real estate t is sure to rentals and valnes vear by hiver will be axpecied to £2.000 at the time of the Juiee Present—NELSON T 'WT,I\(* Fstate of John Dowdn n_Court and r the reasor be. dministration “eranted | sale 40 bind the bargain or sive an ap ate of said deceased, al-|proved check ‘or that amownt. P~ | postoffice. school and chureh. near pros- i to be Intestate. 1 7'Y¢ (he aav of the sale i= stormy, the|Perous factory village. Here is Whereupon. it is Ordered. That said will take place the next fair :-2:"1};;: buy a good farm cheap. In" netition he heard and veterminegd ihe Prabale Conrt Ra. n the City All information desired about ‘he In the quiet village of Carolina. R. I. Norwich. in said D on -the. prope can be had on application fo |l Offer a 60 acre farm, well divided inio dav of December. A. D.g1911. at el unasreienad. pasture. mowing and woodland. abun- oclack in fthe forenoon. nmil that notiea JOSEPH T. CRUTTENDE dance of fruit. neat cottage house, large of the pendencv of said petition. and of Norwich, Conn., |barn 40x60, crib. hennery and smoke- sald hearing thereon. he given hyv the | A isirator of the estate of Willi. m | house. ~This place is only % mile (o Dublication of this nrdes ane fime in F. Chapman. ¥ the. viliage. where employment can be A s o SRS Bl S L - noveTd | furnished to a whole famil¥. $1.300 saiAd District. nt laast thrae — = S elnils Tics Tnr wuls = ot i iE . * auto. to the date of sa MEWMARKET HOTEL. Send for Wilcox's Farm Bulietin S P e 715 Boswnil Ave. (choice of 40). NWLSON Anase. : ? The above and 1 true -class Win igucrs und Clgars. WIHASAM A. WILCOX, contt 20 e b e i, o T et B | o ar it Evtate Broker NovaRa sk dodarts erder. Sohn ‘Toekle Pronn Tel 43-a Westerly, . I ‘Phone connection. Y i nov27d LOST AND IWHIL LOST—Thursday enamel pin, shape dl d witl: rhifestone. Reward: Lincoin Ave. LOST —On the m., from Greenevi the sura of $11. 1 The Bunenn 2 ficc‘ i novzia = T rave several good Horses to sell that will weigh from 1300 (o 1460 1b: ali ready for hard wor that are-fiot as larse. I wi them all so as fo have room for the next car load. Come and see the Tel 177-12. ELMER R. PIERSO DMONE Y LOANED on lamonds, Watches, J. and Securities of any kind at thy Lowest Rates of Interest. An olg established firm to @eal witn. (Establizhed 1872} THE COLLATERAL LOAN cg, 142 Main Street, Upstnirs. TO RENT. * TO RENT—. modern lnpmv-nnn. Apply to A T. Gardner, 1 noviiSTuTh FOR welght, 5 an and Wurle 1500 1bs. 6 years old, 0od worker; SA ir of horses, :«w LE—One pai y one Devon o welg] hl v 0" Lhcll.er “’hlte pigs 9 weeks old A. T. Gardner’ novild TO RENT—Cottage n 40 Modern improyement Apply Spring St. Oak fill. novisd A new seven-room house, ne; Caurr. Gardner gt re what . were Mke the tune. s -g“i{:‘.&- sweet ‘weather T Ero Mar Iz yon w-n lite, my lnI And I your love we mn. FOR m“'l‘-—cholce dormitory rooms A. building, $1.50 to rnn:xcnu 50 cents _novzbd TO RENT _In private family pustoffice, furnished room, with a steam heat. novéd veniences, including re at Bulletin Office. near i1 con- En- lovi And n.r- g?‘-lsht And lau I you wers And I were m- to M RE Broadwa, Abply at i22 Broadway. NT—Two six-room flats at 120 all modern Improvements, novisd 1r Zon wer were m TO RENT with modern conven c-nd. no o= N.'}y furnished rooms ences, centrally lo- Ap»ly to Box 30, Bulletin, lJr DATE furnishea rooms, Mar- 376 & tr“.. building. Mrs. Lees, 37 TO RENT—A tenement, 4 pleasantly located; Holun avenue. oct261 6 per month; five minutes’ walk from Square. Inquire 40 oct2ld Wnd mrow with And araw for Till day like nig And night ' f you were nd I were OM n!"l'. 1 you were queen of pleasure d T were king of . We d hunt down 1 Pluck out his flying: And teach his feet And find his mou . 8 Union 8 are flat of seven roo: Gilbs Lrlon quire of 8. A. Loor. Main St. ert. oct Ilc(ns ol TO RENT—Store at €9 !‘r-nkun sc. Inquire at Bultluun oc possession at once. Office. TO RENT Lower tenement of four Enquire of Joseph Bradtord. 108 Broad rooms. Bookbinder, “FURNISHED ROO v.nl.l;;sl. 28 Unlon St. Telep! way. octid ™S, ail modon eon- 834 If you were queen P And l wer- king_of Algernon Charles Bwinburne VIEWS AND VARIETIES Clever Sayings nwn;r (feebly)—What happened 1 hogs!—Puck. “No, the world is too prosaic nows- .. LIGHT MANUFACTURING SPACE RENT—With or without power floor alriest Apply A. A. Fournier, Troy Steam Laundry Build- Chestnut Ave TO and steam—4,000 square space. The lightest, factory floor in Norwich. fee! ing, Fra jez4d kiin® St., cor. . STORAGE , Storing & L FOR RENT 92, 94 and 96 Chestnut Stree two tenements of § rooms at 526 and 528 ~North Street, all in good repalr, 117 Main Street, cleanest, Three houses of 3 rooms each at L Space for Furniture and Commudltlea ing Co., 10-20 W. Main t and each Main N. TARRANT & CO., City. days. When I fall in love I ghall nev~ er inquire who her parents are . ov whether she has money—only when T marry.”—Flegende Blaetter, He—Do you know, an awful lot of women chased after me before 1 was married. She—They must have been an awful lot—Chicago Tribune. She (with newspaper)——Another cy- clone out west. It has swept dozens of farms clear of everything. He—I'll bet the mortgages didn't budge an inch.—Boston Transcript. Mrs. Twisewedd—My poor, dear first husband never found fault with my cooking. Twisewedd—No, if he had he’d probably be alive today.—Life, Nothing serious the matter with your father's lungs, is there, Jerry”’ “I should say not. He's been cough- ing for 37 years and he can cough louder than ever.”—Chicago Trihgne. Jack—Well, old man, she has ac- cepted me and named the day. That's a load off my heart. Married friend - Yes; now the load is on your shoulders, ton Transcript, 1913—How do you make such a hit in society? 1911-—Well, you see I mis- take all the debutantes for wmoclely leaders and all the society Jeaders for debuntantes—Tiger. “This,” sald the curator, displaying a mummy, “was an Egyptian princess.” “Poor thing!” exclaimed the conver FOR SALE. Prices, $1,400 to $5,000. Also a number of d in the city. Several good rents $35.00. suitable for We have several nice farms for sale. rable houses, Prices, $800 to $4,500. from $6.50 Want a small farm, in this section raising chickens? YOUNG & SHANKS, Shannon Building. FOR SALE Small farm of 50 acres of turing concerns. Price $2000 FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, Central Buildisg, Norwich, Conn, Phone 1100, land, well divided, good 6-room house and barn, also henhouse, 40 frult trees, 400 cords of standing wood. Farm is located on trolley line, near a village, and within 30 minutes’ walk of five manufac- tional girl. “She Insiste on bein;-, buried in her hobble skirt, didn’t she —Blue Bell. “I'll give you $2 Yor this aneedots about Daniel Wabster. “What's the matter with you?” demanded the hack writer. “You gave me $4 for that an- ecdote when it was about Rooseveit,” —Pittsburg Pos! MUCH IN LITTLE The value of bn,lhmom- is receiving éxtended recognition in Meditertanes countries, to The ¥ormosa Oovlong tea production for. 1911 will probably reach 24,000,000 pounds, an Increase of over one mil llon pounds. False teeth made of paper in G many are said to retain their colos well as porcelain onas, and to | stronger and cheaper Brazil, which in 1810 France automobiles of the $106,200, has bought in the monthsg of the present year the value of $766,000, ”~ bougt valué of first autos of It is announced from summer capital of British India, thu about 30 lahks of rupees (3375,000) have been collected for establishing . residentia] Hindu uplversity ai Den- ares with an adequate European staff Simla, the Forty-six years ago James B, Earl of Denver, a veteran of the civil war, put in a claim against the government for $2.31, that being the amount which his pay check was short, The-bill waxs pald the other day. FOR SALE Seven room one acre Thamesville, city line. may be secured just beyond on easy t Cottage and about of land on trolley at the Price reasonable and erms. THOMAS H. BECKLEY, May Building, Phon 278 Main St. 724 Peck’s Real Estate Agency FARHS A SPECIALTY 132 Soring Strest, Wiliimantic, Co Mexico, claims to be fhe on- Iy ¢ity in the world in which ‘the di rection and comtrol of the city parks have been turned over completely to a board of elght women man Juare: women, agers having exclusive control of them. There are some 2,000 sugar factories in Mexico, ranging from small indi vidual establishments to large, modern, | well equipped factories. In 1910 147 - 004,893 kilos of sugar and 78,74496% kilos of molasses were produced. The surviving real daughters of tha American revolution are becoming fewer every vear, the latest one to dia being Mrs. Emmeline Walton, of Hast - ings, Mich, Her father served under Washington in the Northampton mili- tia. The manufacture of paint and hair pencils i» an 1 dustry In Nuremberg and | It gives emplcyment to about 3,000 | men, women and children, £,300 of whom are emploged in the Fctories in Nuremberg an& 700 in the smaller brushes ant in vicinity, factories in nearby villages, . Consul Genersl ¥ohn 1. Grrfiths ot “A PGS A PIG FOR A’ THAT” | London states that British exports for Vabioo Bt ety GF | the first nine months of this year BROADBROGK mges, kinds of pigs at | reached $1,611,677,187, an in o1 Nete e comhon: e, White Leg- |$61.322,002 on the 1910 period. Imports hrrn and R. I. Reds. Good st Vl»luhd $2,282,146,742, an increa of DeLaval separator, No. 15, 675 lbs. an Nn 908,438, hour. Apply to novisd The Reason Why FEdmund A. Prentice sells so many pieces of real estate {8 because he deals and honestly with both buyer fairly and seller. Viscol oil for harness and shoes. F. O. CUNNINGHAM, Tels. 287-2 or 854-13. Consult him at 86 Cliff Street. Phone 300. TWO FAMILY HOUSE in Westerly Fire District, feet of trolley, on large 10(; cottage houses within ten by FRANK W, Cov, 6 High St Wenterly, R clepaones 348289, within almo four minutes’ walk of three large Industries. for sale. Particulars given and properiy 18 octdid shown Province of Hanover hLas soms 7,000 miles of country highways bordersd with frult trees, the profit of which is appropriated toward the upkeep of the roads. These roads, which are commonplace to the native resident, are the delight of the American tour ist, who often wonders why roadsides In the United States are not thus to fruit. planted mints iron Bwe - those The extensive den, especially Sweden) : e covered only * 20 years d ntrolled by the Gran lage contains 60 per cent, 90 pe: iron. &nd somethmes even more, and s ip great demand on ateount nv fi% fne.gquality.. The e of this or 1o the United Siates begun increased considerably h 60 ln.-u 4