Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 4, 1911, Page 8

WHAT IS GOING ON TONIGHT Moving Plotures at the Breed The- andeville and Motion Pictures at ‘Court of Common Council Mets Board o ‘Tride’Meeting at Bucking- Lodge. No. 11. 1. 0. O. in Fellows’ Hall. i e Themes Union, No. 137. U. B. of C: and I of A, mects in Carpenters’ Hall Buckingham Lodge No, 20, L O. G. 1., meets hird Chureh. No: Aerte. No. 367, F. O. ‘E. meets in Owls' Hall. Norwich Camp. NS. 90, Woodmen of the World, mdets in Foresters’ Fall. Ftumbers® Union meets in C. L. U. . No. 4_S. of V., meets iz Buckingham Memorial. at First Baptist Church by Hill of Portland, Me. ANNQUNCEMENTS W. C. T. U. meeting this afternoon ®t 3 o'clock, Toom 2, No. 35 Shetucket street. Miss M. C. Adles will be in New York all this week. In Norwich week of Dec. 1ith. See adv. \ See the ladies’ fine gun metal button and blucher, a stylish, perfect fitting and durable shoe, Framk A Bill offers at $2.50. Mr. Fred Lincoln Hill of Portland, . assisted by Mrs. Grace Aldrich- Crowell, will give an orsan recital to- night at § o'clock in the First Baptist church under the auspices of the Xens scctety. Admission is free. Following is the programme: Handel, Bach, a. Prelude and Fugue in F, b Prelude In B flat. | o Prelude and Fugue in E Minor. Buck, -Solo, Fear Not Ye, Oh Israel. Mrs. Grace Aldrich-Crowell. | Grand Chorus in ¥ —Salome. Buck, Cradle Sons Wagner, Pilzgrim's_Chorus Wosler. Solo, From Heavenly Heights, Mrs. Grace Aldrich-Crowell. Hallelujah Chorus William Faulkes, a. Idylle. b. Cantilena. < Marche Nuptiale. WONDERFUL TWO-REEL vlcTuRE! AT THE AUDITORIUM TODAY. ) From the Bottom of the Sea. | One of the latest efforts of i subj tention ot dinal, which was written by Lots Both by a tney come The think, or.e which should appeal to ail women. engaged to be m: front as an officer fertynately Birthday Celebration—Business Tran- 1| Away Goes Catarrh Breathe Soothing, Healing Hyomei— Relief in Five Minutes thousands of catarrh germs. You can't get rid of catarrh unless you kill (hese engines, the milk Lohind . Tom medntime his savod hie sweetheart and her child from th burning building and they recognize $he Bt it e L the irate mi ‘Who arr S rement A ‘wedding follows the fire and Old Billy Is among the happy ones present, belng chief bearer of the wed- ding chariot. This Is a remarkable piece of equine acting and shows the sagacity of this ¢1d friend and fevorite of the fire com- panies, : . POLI’S THEATER. The White Sister. ¥. Marion Crawford, the distinguish- ca novelst, who passed away recently, leavirg as his last werk the' manu: script of The White Sister, which plays Foll's theater this week by the Poli Stock company, spent most of his time in Italy, ana In the land of sunshine and romance he found such material for his brilllant pen. In fact, The White Sister, which he dramatized for Viola Allen, and which toured with eat_success wherever played, is sure to be Teceived most favorably here. In speaking of the book to an American accr intance at Sorrento shortly be- fore his death, Mr. Crawford sal “The story of the play deals with a cct tnat was brought to my at- but four vears ago. In this pect it was very much liXe The Car- plaved by Willard, and plays had their origin in life and both were told priest. 1 imagine Italy such things as these and yet to the surface very seldom. of The White Sister is, 1 thes of real viliage s full o L bit case h a sirl who, while rried, feels it her duty her flancee is ordered to _the the performance of his duty )¢ the Ttalian army, to let t protest. When she the list of killed that enters a convent. Un- her, the report of the er's death was erroneous, ras to find her behind con- It deals hen in with i she over s de "STONINGTOR. sacted by Borough Officials—Prog- ress on Remodeling Dr. C. D. Maine’s New Property. Saturdav._ morning, Mrs. L. B. L rop entertained a few friends at her it 3 Imp | home on Main street in honor of Mis. company is the filming of a marine |1, A Jscoffin’s hirthday. Coffee and story entitled From the Bottom of t Cike were Waryed durfii DN Etanine Sea. This fllm is notable more | 1505 0 e pres: X = 1 b Friends wore prescnt from out of tawn ways than one. It is one of the finest | and o post card shower was greatly ictures ever produced and is the first \’GHJO‘-!‘(! by Dboth in honor of the day. effort of the Imp company in under- | o <of o il 3 taking a 2,000 feet subject. The stor orough Officials Meet. plot is ome of the most gripping eve The monthly meeting of the warden conceived and the cffects are entirely |and burgesses was heid Iriday eve- different from anything ever essaved |ning at (hoir rooms. A license under 12 moving pictures, a submarine boat | the new law was granted George H. apd its crew figuring in the story It | Stanton at 143 Wate treet to run a 1s a tale of one of the most miraculous | pool room with a billiard table and 4 rescues in ory, that of a young |pool tables. A complaint was entered man being shot oui of a torpedo tube, | by S. H. Chesebro and E. A. Perkins Who Tises to the surface and secures |in relation to the unsafe condition of | succor for bis entombed companions. | the demccratic flazpele in Water The story is filmed with fidelity to |street: Warden Chandall was instruc facts, the scemes being actual photo- |ed to have it taken down. Agent M grapis of a submarine boat in com- | Jcrt of Borough hall turned in’ the mission in the U. S. navy The evolu- | sum of $84, receipts of Borough hall. tions of the boat thrilling in the | W AT Arisirong, in behalf of the extreme and the shooting of the hero |warden and vestrymen of Calvary through the tu s arising _and | church, was Dresent and asked that swimming for ass ee being intense- | rciief measures be taken to do away I+ interesting. T! tory h: all the {with the flow of water from Church eiements n sary to = great produc- | street on to the church proper A tion in the way of educational, scenic|committee was appointed to look in- end dramatic effects and will surely [to the matter. The bills contracted prove one of the most popular fil ns | during the month in all departments ever released z of the city government were read and Tt is the custom ol theaters | ordered paid. 3 g TP e g | To Hear. the Governor. 5f the prosramme, ihis is mot Ahe| At the mesting of the Stonington ase at the Auditorium, as this big|Men's ¢ ub it wa announced that Gov. is an extra attraction added on mon F Balawin of Connecti &r programme wouid address tee men at a fu audeville bill Monday | date. ¢ be a wintier and the par| Miss Marzaret McKinney is il with house may 160k | Pneumon entertainihg afterncon | On Saturday, in the yard of Dr. C. | Maine's new property, beautiful | ters headline < roses and buds were in_bloom, | h ¢ hy singing, nething unusual for Jecember gancing and costume nges. This - S a bright. livelr act which is recoz- THE DR. HYDE HOUSE nized in the profession as being among | ¢S n this e | Being Remodeled into Two Household Maine the gulf as the original Bar- | .. o um & Batles Rube, will be on the liat, | | 11 Dr. Hyde proper and he will amuse and my | which remodeled nto_two the same time. Si Stebb! arty by the new ownér, Dr. s O, Maine, will be a great and dancing, hat is someth 1 b m kind. BREED THEATER. Old Billy, the Fire Horse, the Feature. other_photoplz Enough s apartment Stoninston’s handsome up to date conven- lied and the at- eing finished with | best of workman- All the g0od features of the sub- Uy built old mansion ape re- it is being modernized to to the highest standards nd convenience | completely th going on since last YANTIC HAPPENINGS. . 3 Miss Grace Brown has returned to £ a new bill at the Breed | Norwich,after spending the week end | the front the very!with arles H. Brown. ng story entitled Old 2rown recentiy Horse. ¥a it is seen | their cifildren and grand- er. captain of Bngine No. 24, | children, Mr. and Mrs. Artbur Davi love with Widow Marming, [nd ehildren of Lisbon, Miss Dol | ittle child named [ Brown of Eagleville and Miss Agnes Tdilian inspactors decide that | Somersville, o ©d Bfily. the veteran horse of No. 24, salch has returned to Man- has outltved sefulness (o the mer- atter spending the haliday vice, and i= sold at much to s grandmother, Mrs. Mary Lad the disiike of Baby he wld S i e and Tom. The once fire horse cveral here attended 7 the now descends to the burden of a milk ’-h.rkcn shoot last week at David Ave wazon. months later. while Old |oris of Bozrah Billy is peaceruil ng before a| Mrs. Charles Ladd has _returned | onse on | his s~ route, a atte e wecks' s h re fire breaks out in the apartment house Oyt MY VI oceupled by the child. Tom a company _are | quick to respond and as the engines ¢ down the street they pass Old Billy. | ow and her | This is too muct he hero of sany fircs. and. ne his quiet pation. he T e and cfop on that field. Rheumatisiy |57 Sciatioasand Meuritis niced 1o frce Standara s _pies~aut to take,- speedy curative powers. No_matter how long you have bee: Nerii n - "fi? lfi‘;“e‘u‘”fl‘ box of Sur iy fragists have their way ballot boxes i it he Wmows of NURITO. T be vunl}ed instead of stuffed.—De- Tott Free Press. If NURSTO. taken ss per dircctions in does Dok relieve you, we wiil Prompilx refund your money. non believer seud (S8 unsclicited prominent peopie you will give you the procf and Fou -are Se=king. tonvincimn; nuve reated and relieve: Cmges just as severs as yours. a box of NURITO today, ($1 and at The Lee & Osgeod Co.’s, or we send it direct by mail on receipt of | chairmanship of the currenc: MAGISTRAL CHEMICAL CO,, contrac Paradoxical government determination shall corners. And we presume if the woman suf- it public Kind_that to identity it— Dotroit Free Fress Ancther Lame Duck Minus a Job, What canmot retire a #on.—St, Louts Republican. You It you don'y 1ol the same crowd (wice. —Atchison Globe sts or Provender. | it While the farmers in Central Kan- | ng Russian thitsles, as | me ove county is for half t nisties a certain fiefd, claimin vatuable feed, and e was Which the farmers are. ove or that the Gove cou ity hard up for feed.— ournal. _The Government's Paradox. as it may appear, the is justified in its evident | that the wheat market | be square without having any | Manchester (N. H.) Union. | Woman's Ways. | My be they n ver hino really establish a re ie ‘star Lung in a | And “Fritugnt with il the & *cello” pobbed in some Norwich Line NEW YORK. STEAMERS TO RENT. )ped above the rumpled FOR SALE- FOR SALK—Scven steers, 1 Holstein pair steers, 3 yeurs old, pertly Inquire A, - these germs with stomach medicine or sprays or douches because you can’t get where they are. You can kill theso germs with HY- OMEI a pénotrating _antiseptic that you breathe a few times a day directly over the raw, sore, gcim in- fested membrane. For catarrh, asthma, croup, coughs, colds and catarrhal deafness. is sold on money Lee & Osgood Co. Extra bottles of afterwards needly germs. You can’t kill ttage wt 40 Oak St Modern _improvements. Apply 4t st. nov Bhehels Botaicen wec RENT—In privaio famil riianed room, With A quire at Bulletin UP 10 DATE furnished rooms, guerite bullding. Mrs, Le: T T pleasantly located 7 Wwalk from Hobart_avenus. TO RENT o uare. flat of seven ro nquire of 8. A. Gilbe: FOR SALE A first class Glenwood The mother listened for a little Tice reasonabl 3 'ANTED—To board infant - he b ‘eello drew dren by & lady of 3 .H ‘”:24 gamee® OF $he LA a3 o | No. 80, £ | Then. turning to her baby with o four-horsé team wagon. South Canterbu: FOR SALK—Cheap. two pool tables, One cash registor and a few match ma- 378 Main St Mar —AND— Choose_this rou to New York. Yo voyage on superb view. ol all letters to Box nement, 4 A childish IR EVER neds & . Bngie Malis it., ent r Process Stropping Co. Woreeator, burst of &ympathotic ‘When first is heard thé thro the strings— itter could next time you Il have a delights d_ oy e wonderful sky line and water front of Manhattan Island Steamer leaves New Lonaon at 11 p. |Mass. due New York, Pler and Pier 40, clock next morning. chines. No. Bullding. Tel. 1083-12. POOL TABLES FOR class condition. Inquire St., from 6 to 9 evenings. FOR SALE OR RENT—Now _oig! 325 Washington Si T PBly Walter"A- Hoath, el Tovi WEAM cocaine or could possibly do harm. Charles H. Mackintosh, 1n World for December.” “OOLUMBUS.” m. week days onl: 0, Bast River, North River., 7 WANTED _Raw © ner’s, every Thursday. iy cBine oved hur C. Bennett HRIENT—Store at 09 Frankiin St: ion at once. lnquire at Bu room nouse. modern. T Wiaee | about Dec. 10, Norwich Town. FOR SALB—New miloh welght 1250 W. 8. Vail, Memorial Chapel in Elm Grove to Be Completed Early neral of John K. Knight—Marriage | Announced. St. Btephen's celebrated hall was mp that day, FURNISHED ROOMS, ail modern ocn- in January—Fu- veniencas, 38 Union WANTED bought at Jos. Connors & Eyery Thursday. A. thacaing'e Pressed on In lon A mariner with simple chart fronte that Kirong wmbltion stirs And burning thoughts of won and sparkling oy LIGHT MANUFACTURING SPACE TO RENT—With or without power and steam—4,000 square The lightest, brown horse, five years oid. Tel, 288-5. FOR SALE—Bight-aore lot; fine site Cottage or bungal ounds, each ALL KINDS OF BAW FURS_wanted antic, Conn. deczd Phillips. |at’ Rawson Shippee, the fur dealer. telephons w. 3. Agent, New Lond%n. e P35’ ang information Work is being pushed on ‘Whipple's. ary chapel being built cemetery, given as a m Conn., “for_state- 5 3 cleanest, airiest floor In Norwich. Apply A. A. Fournier, Troy Steam Laundry Build- ing. Franklin St cor. Chestnut Ave for pouliry, nelgnboring fure; water front, building thereon. WANTED _Rallway mail clerka; cu; toms emploves: aver: examinations Jan. 15th. tions free. Write immediately, lin Institite, Dept. 35 K © $90.00 mont] her parents, her 1 Sample_qu Thomis E. Stillman, and her gr: ents, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Greenman. It will be completed some t the first of Janua ing done by a New day many found their way fo etery and greatls ful piece of John W. Knight's Funeral. The funeral of John W at of this place, w 0od well and smail almer & Rogers. Tn whispered tones t) And lines upon their tablets traoce, ashed cheok mystle doom New York CHELSEA LINE Fare $1.00 Freight and passenger service to and from New York. From Norwich Tuesdays, Thues- Rochester, Whioh finiah Tha Tnquisition A on ol nd bursting forih & norony from the startiing Courage, thou G. sblendid dre eiitern Hemisphe Where unshorn forests frow he awful Andes' cloud-wrupt The Indlan hunters bow, Bold streams untamed FOR SALE—Ten Rock cockere orders for e x The work is be- | York firm. On Sun- STORAGE Space for Furniture and Commodities. Storing & Leasing Ce., 10-20 W. Main FOR RENT Three houses of 8 rooms each at 94 and 96 Chestnut Street and two tenements of 6 rooms each 5258 North Main Street, all in good repalr, N. TARRANT & CO, in Street, City. also we are taking . Noyes, Sunny- “Phone 322-2. dec2d FOR SALE At Yantic, Conn., 75 cords slabs and a_few thousand feet ralive pine board. Charl Plainfield, Conn. FOR SALE—Small bofler that will develop about three m pressure. WANTED -Plano tuning and repair- ing. All work 93 Prospect HELP WANTED Wanted at once cooks and general housework girls. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. M. J. Coscoran, Supt. uaranteed, A c Visloneda gloom, E. Hopkins, former resid Norwich_st . Sundays, at 15 . m. . Ehat River. o {3ays, ‘at g ; ght racelved until 5 p. . V. KNOUSE, Agent. A PARADISE Evers: outdoor recreation. tng, Dsiiing, boating. tenni dence of Bdw: Central Bids. WANTED Man Cook General House and Second Girls Room 32. Central B FOR SALE—A small office desk with one drawer and place for books. I quire at Bulletin Offic AUTO FOR SALE CHIAP_$100 buys Ford runabout, four cylinder. 20 horse- Tumble * seat, rock of gold To thankless Bpain largely attended. ton conduc Courage, warld-fiy windshield, electric 1ights, fires nearly ne: iy overhauled and ‘That rack the no in ‘good Tunning Address Lock Box 345, Daniel- of Randall, N. Y. Colgrove—Barbare. Then drink thy ¢ And wrapped in fallen C Bleep liko that master oN_EARTH h'}:ecu?t ‘: bathe - Cyeling. &c. ncus By Fraveiling o FICENT, FAST. IWI% SCREW “OCEANA" 535 Feet Long. test. Most Luxurions and oaly Exclue Irsi-Class Passenger Steamer to Bermuda, tile or Freight carried on the Gceana.” FIRST-CLASS ROUND TRIP. In-, eluding stateroom berth & mea, Best Culsine on the Atlantic. o kans in "every room: eated when necessary. enade Dances. Gymnasiam, Wireless, S Staterooms with Brass Finest Promenade or Landing A GOLD DOLLAR FOR 50 CENTSI— . but a first class four-cylinder run- equipped), can be bought f taken now about (full Barbare of Fidelity Chapter Invited. before wintel Transatlantic Liner FOR UALE. VIEWS AND VARIETIES Clever Savings GARDEN AND POULTRY FARM One-guarter mile R .R. surroundings, store and school, state road to eit: newly —decorated; barn, shop, shed, Only 3500, and pictures of t TRYON'S AGENCY, Willimant TWO FAMILY HOUSE Fire District, within 560 y, on large 1ot; aiso four Star, ew London to be meeting on ber FOR SALE _Two good rubber tire, tation. with |arch axle, léather top bugiie: FOR SALE. T seo that Carneglo has gl ther twenty-five Whot got 1t per's Weekly. “Papa, 18 there su and only 4 mil, Quire’at 108 North Main St FINE MAHOGANY UPRIGHT PI- 811 goods | ANO must be sold at once ; used but a short time. Write Trusi ‘We have seleral nice farms for e Mrs. Edward Prices, $1,400 to $5,000. tain the smooth’land, excellent art cash. Particulars | ticulars i5_and man: Safety Signais, Buites with Private Baths Deck in the World. Passengers at Hamilton or St. George’s. ding Spore Excursions, Hotels, &c., at Lowest Ratex, Ttinerary. Tickets. etc. Bermuda-Atantic Line, 200 B'wi or Frank #. Alles Also a number of d Prices, $800 to $4,500. Several good rents” from $6.50 to Johnny; 1f there i, it plls."—Chicagy “Does the office ev “Well, yos: #tance, when the c “Washington (AMonday) afierncon. Roy Bates Improving. Encouraging Asheville, son of Rev. FOR SALE 1 will sell in the city. that will surprise you my 1 of millinery and 'fixtures, situate on Jewett Clali. at a price TOURS Alice bultding: J i Wkt feet of trol !cottage houses within alk of three large industries, for sale. lars given and property shown | P FRANK W. COY, 6 High St., Westerly, R. L clepnones 345—289. SALE HORSES I pave several good Horses to sell that will weigh frem 1300 to 1400 Ibs., hard work. are not as large. m all so as to have room for the Come and see them. ELMER R. PIERSON, FUBLIC AUCTION rublic Auction of vestment Real Estate cen- | | trally \located in the City of Norwic | 1y order of the Court of Probate. andersigned Administrator of the | Chapman, late of R SALE—A 46 h. p. botler, 3 years old, made by Stewart of Worcester; will stand 126 pound steam Inquire A. A. Fournler, Troy Steam Laundry. PRINTING Thorizontal Want a small farm, in this section suitable for raising chickens? YOUNG & SHANKS, Shannon Building. he is rapidly impro; . Heard About Town. took small Margie HOTEL ALBERT 1ith St. & University Place| , One Bleck from Broadway Two Biocks from Wanamaker's NEW YORK CITY Situated close to the Whole- sale and Retail Districts, in the Heart of thesCity and 1o a quiet residenicta) neighborhood. 3inates from -Chelsea_Doc! Ainutes from Pénna. Station. Min. from Grana Central Sta. 5§ sfinutes from Meadoo Tunnel "—Chicago N Captain—Can’t you do that seastclc tor—No; he wafts too much —Why, ‘what does Ho wants the earth! home, winter FARMERS 210 noteheads and 250 §% (regular busi- each, §2.70.. Sen. vrinting you are The Bulletin Ccmpany, Nor- wich, Conn. GOOD PRINTING CHEA gnvelopes (regular business aize). ca 5,000, $5.50; 10,060." $10. printed, $1.35; printed, 31.65: 1,000 $2.70; 5,000, 500 billficas 3 { Mrs. Phone 1100, FOR SALE Small farm of 50 acres of land, well divided, good 6-room house and barn, also henhouse, 40 fruit trees, 400 cords of standing wood. Farm is located on and within daughter York, after Herbert Wolfe 20023 nkers State Also some at high noon” I want to sell from a mo; 500 notehead Misses Stel rah Tedford chance,”—Boston “Gran'pa, ¥ ance winnfng’ 10,000, '$12.56. noon blowing bubbles wr t Goat Poi |"em on mother's hat reside house New Y. rk state and I4pm O2» I4»m 02 ti6n’ dona promptiy. The Dulletin 3 Co., Norwich. Conn. HENS_Nayflower White Wyandotios and strong. bred to ey are snow stock ‘At for any show. tave hens. pullets, co ale at all times, Prices are lower than they will now for baby and eggs for future delivery. game stock and Oggs. "Phone 34-3 FOR SALE .L 30 H. P. TOURING CAR. Complete equip- if 1t was called - turing concerns, Price $2000. Dotroit Free Pess. FRANCIS D, DONOHUE, Norwich, Conn, FOR SALE | room Cottage and about land on trolley at ks and cockerels This hotel has been redeco- refarnished through. and can' he compared favorably with any-im town. sible to the docks of all im- poriant steamship lines. railroad Siations, theatres, shops, etc.. as business aistriets. 300 Rooms, 200 Baths Rates $1.00 Per Day The rostaurant 1s notable for its excellence and very moderate Send 2 geats for Gulde and N Tark et Mo Central Buil turday with M arold Wilcox 1 Now whare 18 {th source ma'am.—Cleveland 20002 - ‘oraer of the Probate Dec. 6, 1911, at half past Town, Conn “What can 1 d. would gladly yur cast-off automobile owned by waid deceas in the heart of the onting both and ‘CIff_Street, and adjoinmg { the new banking building of the Chel- Savings Bank. ty is situated in the most | business and shopping section srwich, directly opposite the station of the | Haven and Hartford Raflroad company. -y near to the postoffice. and also to entral passenger statfon of all the railways running in and out of of gasoline.”—Birminghum to Providenc Mr. and Mrs. W. OSLER RIGHT; YOUTH SUCCEEDS AGE. turned First-class condition. one acre of Thamesville, Price reasonable and may be secured on easy THOMAS H. BECKLEY, May Building, 278 Main St. Top, wind shield, etc. Bulletin Co. MUCH IN_ LITTLE iron ore in the to export pi e ROCM AMND BATH 2 I4»m 02> 200» Gray Hair Harmless Remedy Restores to Natural This sale affords the opportunity of | alning a rare and secure Investment real estate that ls mure 1o | ~'in ‘Fentals and valuek vear by 1 be expeced i liana man has inv 1 with & guard to FOR SALE No. 43 LAUREL HILL AVE. T MONEY LOANED e t Rates of Interest. 54 down old ug; the “young man’ picks the plum thought,” old man is passed by One of s nce formerly occupled by the late H. Kenyon. {e fo bind (he bargain or give an a; i check for t 17 the day of th at amount. sale 15 stor the next' fpir thme every guest at s banquet | bis own spoon Exceptionally ATERAL LOAN co, Main Street, e buiit house. conveniences. information desired had on application Peck’s Real Estate Agency " FARMS A SPECIALTY the appearance the undersigned JOSEPH T. CRUTTEND strator of the estate of Willi,.m JAMES L. 40 Shetucket St, Norwich, Conn. T0 RENT Fine Six Room Tenement improvements at $15.00 per month. celves people into thinkins 11 132 Spring Street, Willimanic, Conn, fact that Sag R. C. R. CHAMBERLAI Dental Surgeon In charze 6f Dr. during his last illness. McGrovy Building. really phur with-ot “A PIE'S A PIG FOR A* THAT" Various sizes, BROADBROOK FARM Pullets and horn and R. DeLaval separato 3 Viscol oll for harness and shoes, F. O. CUNNINGHAM, Teis. 287-2 The Reason Why Prentice sells pleces of real estate is because he deals and bonestly - Auctioneer AUCTION residence of the undersign it The manufacturers Norwich, Conn. authorize the druggists to sel Good siock 1 of Canade in AggTEgaLes Dur'ng the past nine month minute of time. xander, corner of Mohegan and Evenipg School NOW IN SESSION to-day, a enham Ave., on Montville sell at public troley line, your hair. pablic harvesting, & recommended JAMES L. CASE, 40 Shetucket IS¢, Norwich, Conn. Holstein bull 2% years old, 2 horses, n milk wagon, 1 covered milk Consult him at 86 CUIT Stre Phene 290, { Co, 131 Main street. CITY HALL Tuition and Suppiies Free Pure Gluten Fiour ai CARDWELL'S, 9 Market Street ik cooler, milk cans, palls 3 stacks of hay, articles too numer- CONTRACT WORK ns and other S in the Building Line specialty. estimates 1 We Have a Fine Store To Rent in the Wauregan House Dbegins at 10 a . sale will be held next fair day F. J. ALEXANDER. 'WHITNEY’S AGENCY Main St, Franklin Square. Real Estate and insurance TO RENT 1t ELM ST. PLEASANT FLAT OF house of 10 rooms. painted w. wugon shed 20, one hen Midalesborough for will guarantee my one crib 12 by satisfactory to you. chance on that next job. C. M. WILLIAMS 216 Main Street CARPENTER and JOBBER D 16, workshop 10 by acre of strawberries, trees. orchard of apple, pear and plum nce of wood, fine shade a concession government Tel. 952 postotilce, school gnd church, near chance to buy a good farm chbeap. ing stations In the auiet village of Carolina, R. I T offer a 60 acre farm, weil di pasture, mowing and woodland, abun- oitage house, large LOUIS H. BRUNELLE 10 Corter Ave. (East Sice) is given navies, as well a Telephone 3 dance of fruit, Tarn 40x80, cri i will probabh need a be a will eriified laoel pity the Chincse emperor d get appomted to the o at A Memory Test. have n corking gaod me momory: tory to tlhe APPLY TO The Parker-Davenport Co. NORWICH, bath, closet, gas fixtures, Pies, Cake and Bread that cannot be excelled. Fhone your ordar. co i only 4% mile empiosment can be o & whole family. Transportatlon free in auto. Tor, W B TR et SR Neo. 41 Went. “Phone co» Stone set (ubs, separate rear entrance, $i5 per month. | tornish. 5 CHURCH ST., UPPER FLAT OF 6 rooms, with modern improvements, §i5 per month. 30 CLIFF_ST. CcE: flat with modern improvements, 315 per On Exhibition A fine assortment of tl in Millinary -for Fall and Wi Dromot servics EQ. E. PITCHER Civil Engineer, sunce to his patros. and the British Aepositore amountcd clIAing $3,709, Estate ‘Brokar, MRS. G. P. STANTON’S, & St Rooms No. 52 Shetucket Street. AUTOMOBILE STATION, 8. J. Coit, & Otis Btrest. Automobtls WHEN you wa neds beforn i dium wishes to an sind 21,4454 nent stock Lran the public e e THERF. 15 no sdveriising medium in Fastern Connecticut e: business rem Bank of vk n ihroush f ‘3§ columns of The Bull