Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 13, 1911, Page 12

— = PGMY ,FA‘H mumv & S 2 Aguinst Woman at Poll’s = 0! m‘&h"o"’"'g,, according to the certificates fited at the Wx:. et u, R Council, No 1851, R. A, "ad.gum 15 a0 U W, tors’ ‘u Décofmou mpa e,k 57, S Bergy » & meets in am . ‘Froehdichkel im German Hall ANNGUNCEMENTS BREED THEATER. “The Fishermaid of Ballydavid,” the Feature Ploture. ture at the Breed to- ‘The feature p Fishermaid of Bally- day, entitled david, is a wonderful tale of an Lssh | Prescott street, fishing village. Every scene repre- senting Irish scenery was made on the “merald isle, and by the same com- pany that go ably O"More, seen at the Brecd this season, territory, to say nothing of the im- mense amount of favorable conment showered upon in the city proper. The fisher nan’s daughter meets a of tourists who are passing her humble little cabin on the shore, and/ part ike picturesque character of the young girl attracts the eye of the brokers son, who is the lion of the party. Her father criticises her for allowing her- self to be duped by a man so for above her station, and she becomes an- £ry and hastily leaves for America, taking the steamer that followed the tourist’s. Once in America she starts on her search, which proves fruit- less, and falling asleep on a doorstep | g is taken into the home of a passing policeman. The broker’s son reads of the affair in the next morning’s paper and locates the policeman’s home and explains to rhe girl that his atten- tlons were only a summer flirtation, and crowding a roll of bills into the officer’s hand, tells him to pay her passage back to the old country. This nearly crushes the heart of the trust- ing Irish maid, and after a perilous trip over the rough sea, we see her wend- ing her way up the narrow little Irish street Into the door of her old home, ‘where her good old father and mother ‘welcome her after her hasty flight. BIG HISTORICAL FEATURE At the Auditorium Today. “Hands Across the Sea in '76,” in iwo reels, for Wednssday and Thurs- day. The inestimable value of the moing picture as an educator is proven once again in ths above mentioned feature, and as & well known New York schol. ar remarked, “It teaches more history in 40 minutss than the average school does in four vears. The Eclair company, who produced the film, are primarily a French con- cern, but to keep up with the Ameri can market they built an American factory at Fort Jee, N. .J, and the initial output of 4he studio is Hands Across the Sea in '76, which is now considered hy experts to be the besi | ever produced in America. This film is not a mere battle story extend- | im ed to two rezls, but represents a verit- able moving color page of hig events, *75_ to the covering ths period from close of the war. Space forbids a de- tailed description of the films, but scme of the big scenes are: Wash- zton takes command of the army Winter at Velley Forge; Morgan’s ri- flemen; Frankiin at the court of attack on the blockhouse: tte's heroism; the battle of Monmouth; Farmer Brown and his cxen; blowing up the breastworks; be- fore the si=ge of Yorktown; Benedict Arnold at West Poini; capture of An- dre and his execution; surrender of Cornwallis, and the dawn of inde- pendence. A glance at the above will give an 3dea of what is to be expected. A few of the noted characters portraved ara Gen. George Waskington, Benjamin Franklin, B:nedict Arnold, Major An- dre, Molly Pitcher, Farmer Brown, t(nrquk de Lafayette, Count Rockam - eau, Lord Cornwallis and other: Besides this big feature there will be the usual -eudeville acts, and other pictures. Hands Across the Sea in 76, will be shown op Wednesday and Thursday only, and %as the vaudeville will be changed on Thursday as us- val, this will give those who saw Mor- day’s show a chance to witness the big feature picture, also an_entirely rew vaudeville programme. Take the children—it will teach a lesson in his- tory that will be remembecred, POLI'S THEATER. “Woman Against Woman.” “Woman - Against Woman” again pleased a vary large audience at Poli's theater last night. The play pleased from the fact that its construction is of a nature that combines pathos, heart interest and comedy. It is one of those plays that had the Zudience in tears one moment and directly after in convulsions, splitting their sides laugh- ing at the ridiculous and amusing sit- ustions. The company eave a very capital perfrrmance and covld not be excelled. Miss Victor:a Muntgomery and Miss Catherine Clinton, second or heavy cach had a varied and different role, the leading lady as the good and vir- aous wife and Miss Clinton as’ the deploraple home wrecker, whose aim 28d ambition was to bring sorrow to | others. The two reeis of moving p{unre» shown between the acts were of an amusing order ard %lvased immense- ly. The illustrated soags were also 2 splendid feature In conjunction with the production. Next week “Trilby” will be the at traction; it is a play dealing with bypnotism as its theme. White Cross Council Ball. ‘White Cross council, No. 13, Knights of Columbus, has arranged for a grand concert and ball to be held in the armory, Fricay evening, January | 5. The members of the several com- mittees are busy these days comples ing the arrangements for the affair, ich promises to be the social event of the season. Several novel features will be Introduced, including an elab- orate grand march to be led by the fourth degree members form. As this will be the first public appearance of the members of the local fourth degree chapter, this feature will b> of decided interest. Since last sea- son the imterlor of the armory has been improved and it is the intention of this arrangemen: to still further beautify it for this occasion. Boxes will be erected and a plan has been made showing the arrangement of the Loxes, and those deMrous of securing them can d» so by calling upon John P. Corcoran at Discu Bros, Nothing Really Lost. Sometimes a man’s explaining prob- lems ta the children doesn’'t muddle - _very much more about them. WHAT IS aomn oN TONIGHT Piotures at th the Breed The- mv-m. and Motion Pictures at L B. B W. meets In|gg Union | tion of the new motos. fire engine was t Singing Society meets presented Rory the Irish Honermoon and Colleen Bawn, all of which have been |is the owner of a pair of geese that and | were owned by his parents, be have been the talk ‘of the surrounding [years old last spring, and they the’ new | woman, share honors, | in_ full® uni="| PRESS DESPATCHES A — Brief Twrrmglon.—'l‘here were 21 ahar- riages in Torrington during November, office of the town clerk. Waterbury.—The 25th anniversary of Burns club will be held at Buck- ingham hall Jan. 25 and promises to be a mos successful event. - Stamford.—A successful demonstra- given the other day in the presence of local and visiting officials. Hartford—For the fourth time 1- bert L. Ruggles was chosen comma er of Elias Howe, Jr., post, No. 3, G. A. R, at the annual meetinz. i Winsted.—Analysis of.milk sold in Winsted showed it to be the best in the state, said State Chemist Conn of Mid- dletown in a letter to Inspector S. G. Howd. Meriden.—Arthur H. Peterson ot who recently joined the navy as a machinist, left Boston last week for San Francisco, where he will join the Pacific fleet. Springdales—I.eroy B. DeForest, Sr., ng 23 are al- most as active as goslings. Newington.—Sewage disposal plants for the tuberculosis homes at Newing- ton and Shelton are being designed. It is_expected that the Newington work will be undertalken this fall and tiat in Shelton in the spring Greenwich.—A call to become pastor | Of the First Presbyterian church has been extended to Rev. F. M. Carson, pastor of the Fourth Park Pr : an church of Chicago. It is understood Rev. Mr. Carson will accept. { | Bridgeport.—The Connecticat Woman ffrage association through the presi- dent, Mrs. William T. Hincks of Bridgeport. has petitioncd the Bradge. port board“of @lucation to name wom- en as members in place of one member | Who died and angther resigned. New Haven.—Edward L. - Jones, a cigar dealer, left an estate estimated at $60,000, most if it in real estate in New Haven and Orange. divided between his only The est: survive son, Albert C. Jones of Mystic, and a daughter, Lillian B. Junes of New Haven. BULLETIN’S FATTERN SERVICE 2083 | LADIES' SHIRTW AiST. A Popular Shirtwaist Model. This model has deep tucks over shoulders, which n bd stitck yoke or walstline depth. The front is finished with a box plait. The sleeve is the regulation style of shirt sleeves, the a - to | finished with a straight cuff. All shirt. ings, silk, v corduroy, serge and | flannel may be used for model, Tie pattern is cut in six sizes: 3 40 and 42 inches, bust measure cuires 21 yards of 44-inch material f the 36-inch size. A pattern of this illustration mailed tc any address on receipt of 10 conts in silver or stamps | Order through The Bulletin Company Pattern Dept., Norwic L 9084 A CHARMING FROCK \ FOR MOTHER'S GIRS Girl's Surplus Dress With fiuimpe. velvet in a darker shade faced with lighter tin_was combined to make this iovely The guimpe may be of lace or c ing silk, or a lining jaay be nse. Blue serge with overlaid with material for und and chemisette facing. The p cut in four sizes: 6, 8, 10 and It requires 1% ards for the guimpe and 31 yards for the dress of material for the S-vear A pattern of this illustration maiied to any address on receipt of 10 cents in silver or stamps. Order through The Bulletin Company Fattern Dept., Norwich. Conn inch Fine-Feathered Vulture. In the South American forests is found tle mostibeautifully colored of all vultures, and it is the (rue king over the bl vultures and turkey buzzards. Its plumage is of a dell- cate cream, with black quills, and the head is brilliantly colored with red and. grange. State News| FOETRY, <M | OMILDAIGN, When the lessons and ended, Ana b ‘school for the duy The lllu: onol gather around me, To bid me good-night and be kissed, Oh. the It ita arms thet encirols lly neck in w tender embrace! 70 RENT. Qho“-vu:;x'n that are halos o Sheddin, nshiny of face mwmudwmmnsm TO RENT” are inserted at the rate of &éhts pef line, six words to the line. tasks are all ‘5 s Qs WANTED. NEW -YORK STEAMERS NEW m‘.fi B prices TWill cail gol orgars. - Ad dress Box 3, Norwich Town, % Otroban- do sivenue. Telephone 287-15. decldd Choose this route next to New York. Youwll have & dd{:htgo > fine Bt ait PRRE you Fom Aol boee spode voyage on Long Island Sound s Juperd view of the wonderful Juse think big, talk little, laugh easy. and water front of Manhattan Island. | B&¥ « be kind Tiioke Figarts Steamer leaves New Lonaon at 11 o B . week davs only, aue New Tork. Pie Bage River” at 815 ‘and Pir co. Nortn Niver, T otlock ‘next méral FOR SALE. FOR SALE—One registered Jersey DUl 1% ToAthe ol Lawell 3. WHeoR, Norwich Town, Oean. deciza " FOR SALE—Pool Sable, practically with new electric cusnions and love om my RENT —Warm, jeasant room, with board 1f desired. ‘Address Box, %, B\ludl.l aecid RENT—In private family, near postorfe rurnun.’a Toom, with all con- v-muauh f ciuding steam heat. En- q!lln ulletin And when they are gone I it drewn g Of my childhood, too lovely to las Of _love tnat my heart will remembe When {t wakes to the pulse of (I past, Kire the world and its wickedness mad. 0 novaed P TO DATE furnishea rooms, Mar- "ulr“‘ bullding. Mrs. Lees, l1:“’.‘. teuement, 4 rocms, pleasantly locateds 36 per month: AvE minutes’ walk from Bquare. 1nguire 40 FUOR SALE—High class, Philo nr-(r. 8. C. R. 1. Ked cockereis. Apply to L. Smith at Massapezg. Adaress Nor- wich R. ¥. D, 1. decs FMW $210.00—A fine Henry F. Miller up- ikt plano, as goed as new, fiue tone; A partner of sorrow and ain When the glory of God was about me And the giory of gladness within Smoke cigar danger _to your general nealtn. So “long SO, W Ob, my heart grows as weak as & NEW LONDON te¥ms "31u dows $8 per month. Thé | Hobart avenue. octaia Woman's 50 Elkuit-Chaden G, "Mal- By Sotwaoh, | mer s e s | g Y ERMAT S intaine of feeling Wil B T e dec8FMW | yinion Sguare, fiat of seven rooms, thi.d flow, NEW Y Wt TR WANTED — Apply at 109 |~ 5196.00 A ood Chickering upright, goor. uire of 8. A. Giibert 111 [As I ihiik of the paths, steep wni ORK €st Main Street - in perfect order, fully guaranteed: [ Maln Bt L Whora the fest of the dsar ones m terms $10 dow: pér month. The Plaut-Cadden Co. ‘WANTED—Electricians. = Main 8t, Norwich, experienced workmen need apply, Nono bul TO RENT-—Store at 5 Franklin St ot e ion &t once. Inquire at Bulletin o telephons W. J. Phillips, Of the mountains e¢ sin hanging o'er Agent. New London. Conn. for state- o A e - gnce, to Louls A, Bragord, D:r:‘l:“;u. Conn. deos FMW &m octed e o #$865.00 buys a fine player plano With |~ PURNISHED. Reders oon. the tempest *m. blowing wild; = WANTED X oook compeient in_all |15 rolis oi misic, bendh 4nd scarr, vaed | veniencas, 38 Union Bt P elonnons 854¢, | O, thore's BoLWINE=oR earin hall so noly — o As the Innocent heart of a child littie; best reason for selling me. The Pldut-Cadden o, Main St Norwjeh, Conn. $130.00—A fine branches. Address, stating wages, Mrs. A C. Tyler, The Elm, New Lon don, Conn, deo13d LADIRS—Do you wish to earn money pri > LIGHT MANUFACTURING SPACE TO RENT—With or without power and steam—4,000 square feet floor They are ldols of hearts and of house holds, New York mahogan workin, rt or time? Then solicit | Schatf upright plano, used but a short They are angeld of God in dis Orders.® Pormanent position. - Adaress | time; terms $15 down, §6 Der month. fohon. The lightest, clun st, alriest | 1y munlight still” sieops B n ihels Box 42, Bulletin. decl8d The Plaut-Cadden Co., Main St, Nor- floor In Norwich. Apply A. A. tre: wich, Conn. deécsFMW P‘ourn ler, Troy Steam Laundry Bulld. This (|nry ‘still gleamn In their ™ ONh, those tru heaven, They have 'made me more m m ing, Franklin Bt, cor. Chestnut Ave TO RENT A fine 8-room tenement with all mod- ern.convenlences on Pearl Street. WANTED—A col o 12 home and I colored cook _at = nts from hom. a Durkee Lane. decizd, £25.00—] — — |Hamlin organ, in D AGENTS to sell pure horse radish 3 wanted. Very liberal commissions. | Gadden o) Matn Se. Write Box 306, Danielson, Conn. decild | ““Gecs MW A LADY DEGSIRES a comfortable cm, witn or without board, in a cen- tral location. Address A. B. C., Bulletin Office. dgesd Fare $1.00 Frelght and passenger service direct to and from New York. From Norwick Tuesdays, Thur: days Sandays at 515 p. m. Ne'w York, Pler 23, East Rive foot Roosevelt Street. Mondays. Wednesdays, Fridays, ak 5 p. m Norwieh, Conn. And 1 know now how Jewns could 1iken the kingdom of God to & ohild FOR SALEK—A well established ice business, with all tools and acoessories o u fully equipped plant. Trade estab- lished. A bargain for any interested party. Wrue mn_nr Blanchette, Dan- I ask not a life for the 4 All radiant, as others hy But that lifé may have shadow just . PERIENGED 3 o " > - full, charge of kitchen: good buicher. [ —wom s Toad of cattle, cows, | "Phone 300, 86 Cliff Street. vl Address Chef, care Bulle dectd WANTED _Raw furs, u T A Hoeb: ner’s every Thursday. Arthur C. Bennett ec WANTED —Horseshoer and _jobber; heifers and steers: also carload of poultry, 3900 head turkeys, chickens, ducks an ut Chester Main's farm, Nor ilnnlnaw on Norwich und Westerly line. & W. Hewity el 43-12, Mystic division. A | We Have a Fine But ‘my’ prayer would mynelt, Ah, @ seraph may pray for a sinne But nner must pray for hi bound ba . BERMUDA The twig 18 #0 easily hended. good wages and steady work; pay I have bunished the rule d . A PARADISE ON EARTH Weekly: nime Bowrd: B Thie aeorton YEARLING HENS FOR 4 ,,,,";;:“".“‘,‘,‘?.‘;fi;"‘"‘“" ,o%,-c;,";',;;;e-'r-fl- £°%or a 'good ‘man. M B. Ring. Car. |dress A. Heifer, Baltic, Conn. _decdd ).v"‘ ?.".m them (ie woodness of g e e rlage Manufacturer, Chestnut Street. FOR SALI_One palF Werking oxen. St e T° R nt nowledge, THE MAGNIFICENT, FAST. -nmu..c.r,w Secid six Yours old, welght S350, fancy or e Théy have taught me the goodness Transatizatic Liner “OCEANA" | ciiierre e Jw AND EvER | Geiqred nons betler iy Windhgm Co- s My reartin s dungeon of darknes Largest Fi000 Tons: 535 Feet Loag. | SNy Ontway. and Main St. Agent fof | Pione 385-24, Willimantic. decsd in the Where T ahut them. (rom breakin s sively Firsi-Class Passenger Steamer to Bermuda, | NeW Process Stropping Co., Worceste FOR SALE—One light speed sleigh My frown iw sufficlant serrecdion No Cattle or Freight carried on the ““Oceana.” | Mass. nov36d _ |in Al condition, cost new 3$85; have no My love ls he 1AW Of the #OHOC FIRST-CLASS ROUND TRIP. n- WANTED. 3 use for same; will sell for $30. Address w H guding txteroom bl;’rm“;.me:'ls$ls UP | bovent meFos Commds Of o raW wiurs | fock Box 844, Daniclson, Conn. decid auregan rouse I shall leave the old house | est Cuisine on the Atiantic. ; - Electric Fans In every room: St Svery Thursday. A. C. Woodworth. | “AUTO FOR SALB CHEAP—3250 buy T et cens §id Caraniibd ino. wor Sicam heated when neccssary. . Ofchesira. Pro R AT a five-passenger Ford touring car cost A, how 1 shull sigh for the dwar « enade Dances, Gymnasium. Wireless. Submarine | —ALT, KINDS OF RAW FURS wanfed | 2¢W 31,000, 16 H. P, two cyli chain 0C M dmat meet me eash morn at the Staterooms with Brass Beds, drive, 'recently “overhauled and worn parts’ replaced by new, equipped with windshield, speedometer, three oil lights, two searchlights and generator. Safety Signal Suites witl at Rawson & Whi Shippec, the fur dealer every Friday. pple’s. = Wm. H. will be there novad I shall e And the gush of niss the good-nights o APPLY TO helr innopent gl TOURS Ll5dins o AN TED Rallway e oy kai oun: [ Ihis car is in One running oondition e S By ren-and e dower oms employes; ave! e month; |and a bar; n. ress ox 3 - S aver morais peaital bookier,”{Hiterary: ek R e g The Parker-Davenport Co. e e Hong e e Do immediately. Nrank- |- Som SALN_All kinds of Ohristmes them at n and or Frask H. Allen. ing: g 3 g hem at noon and at eve m; "x": Alien, Alce ly_n nstitute, Dept. 3! ";Z{isa greens, cedars and laurel for lawns and NORWICH, CONN. & in the school and t window boxes. L. D. Rogers. 'Phone street: - WVANTED _Plano tuning and repalr- | 5-2. deobd I shall miss the low hum of ¢ 3 ranteed. A. rdon, voloes LEGAL NOTICES. 23§ Prospeot St. ity el 682-5. o JALE Scven sieers, 1 Holsteln And'the Lramp of thelr delicate fee bull, 3 pair steers, 3 years old, partly When the lessons and tesks ar WANTED broken. Inquire A, T. Gardner & Co. Pt And dean says: “The wchool is missed, ' LS FOR THE L Ll Wanted at once—Cooks, General o0d_rubber tire R . e ! . Housework Girls, & Competent Elec- jarch axie leathe ugsies. one run- o Bl me woodommnt wna be Kinme - trician, 4 Girls for Factory Work (out [ §00805 0ne Snorss Iomher o ~—Charles M. Dicken: u'. A SP““ mA"K of town), sad M FOR SALE—I will sell at a price . FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. that will surprise you my large stock Tenement of 11 rooms, nicdly ar- VIEws AND VARIETIES Secaled proposals will ba received by | M. J. Coscoran. Supt. Central Bldg. g‘r.lx:uge-ry o..;::x. gxlgr 1'" o ranged for boarding or lodging. pusindec = iy o Dag R e R g ATelephone 344-6. Conn. “Mies B, Beauregard: - noved ||| centrally located, $15 per month. Cleov nec ticut. until 12 ¢’clock of the 30t PRINTING VOB _ FARMBERS 350 Other rents from $9 to $30 per PSR P : day of Deecember, 1911, for the com noteheads &nd 250 6% (regular h\lll- month. Inquire of o—I wish you to know that I Truction of the. roadway of a Spu Bess vizef <iivelopes, ‘eatiy printed. fo don’t stand on trifles. Ielon (glancing rack from ihe Central Vermont Rail- 31.75 o&..cm $2.70. or sam| THOMAS H. BECKLEY, at her feet)- r—I see you dor yay to the Connecticut L‘UIDF}' for Bpi- .ndfl,,,f. tr‘:" an l“m%n‘ You'aré | . " S Obto Bate Toaas leotics at Mansfield, Conn. (said road- " o need of. e Bulletin Cc. any, jor- way heing about forty-nine hundred [ A GOOD FAMILY COOK, ALSO COM- | Ti% Conn. o ;:YM'-':":".'?' Phones: 726 “Does your husband ever lost } J;nl fifty \It'.;;”))l“’e[ ::':\lk;';)%r?nt‘lz:"h: PETENT GENERAL HOUSE GIRLS. GOOD PRINTING CHEAP. TG (:‘:‘rnp:‘; ti uohl lh‘n); llln\lp ’K\"l ot there whien ‘anc specification e envel (regular business size), ca: o SR YW RERTN. S1ter ous bt " e - S Room 32, Central Building. print in corne: nu 1.000, $1. raarriage. hicago Record-Herald Tenente. rfae ar Biwsnilerd Berot 5.00& 36.50; 10,060, 310, 600" nolensads “Bportieigh is_to be married t ‘hn. and at the office of Engincer R. 34 io 00, 31180, 500 letterheads at high noon.” “That's an apprope whelll Room' . ‘Opera " Housc INSURANCE MEN 1piace gilis: 1080, SSITSR0E STORAGE hour” “How wo?" “He's taking a 12 Jock, | Witlimantie. Conn., arte JEE i ol s T 50, bob Tithe Space for Furniture and Commodities | 10 1 chance.”—Boston Transcript Nisel32a1ea_proposats witl te re-|n SRIEMDS 0BT Aeclaent and Nat | Dhied. §1507 L000 $3: 80 Storing & Leasing Co., 10-20 W. Main | Fditor—In this report of & lady » eived by the Engineer, R. B, Mitcheil, | yra] Death Benefit policy; costs $1.00 , printed. $1.26: ping on the sidewalk I notice you kaoin 5. Opera House Block, Williman- | per month. This is a form of insurance | 70,000, $10. — the expression, “Her face foll sudde tie, Conn., until 12 o'clock of the 30th | that appeals to the masses and is easily i7" Reporter—Yes, ‘sir, it's 1iters day of Décember, 1911, for laying, sui- | soid: liveral commisstons, with collect- FOR SALE. tfrue. Her fave fell with the rest facing an allasting of a spur tracl terest, iven rigl men. pply il I erip! om the Central Vermont Rallway ta | o It erent & e I ton Masa: STEBBING & GUYNBT, her.—Boston Transcript ne Connecticut Colony for Epileptics | “So0178w Sachem Park. “You can reach a man's heart witt Mansiield. Conn. *(Said spur irack o Tube vulcanizing. windehiolds and food, a women's with flatte Pfamg about forty-nine hundred an T i s . “In other w lifty " (1930) feet in lemgth), in accord- Merkel and Flanders Motorcycles. Open FuR SALE ?::{."1‘.’.,‘,’,‘.’.".‘.'5“1.:(3"..«’\...u. 3 ince with plans and. specificailons FOR UALZ. evenings oniy. dec3d y 4 : 5. - > : the Simple Mug.—Fhiladelphia Itc tnerefor, which plans and specificatio A PASTORAL PRELUDE. will be accessible at the Colony Supe Little Bo Feap. she Jogt ner sneep, Assistant Tditor—Here 18 an art S . And said: “T'll do without them: Bmall farm of 50 acres of land, submitted by a conviet In the pe P e R T For PIGS at Broad Brook Farm are |l well divided, good 6-room house [ |tcntiary who signs it merely wit Linom,5, Opera House Block, Williman evera cheap: b prison’ unumber Bditor—Doubt ie, Conn., after Dec. 14th, 1911, LI 0 ettt and -NaY thei® and barn, also henhouse, 40 fruit o i 3 . Ac‘the’ hour and day ‘above stated, * 2 trees, 400 cords of standing wood, A P o A e or as soon thereafter-as said bullding ; : Star. cemmittee shall decide, the bids will be | Low priced Cottages and Tenements S.Ap;lnlt((l,'r'dl“a;ll X l’m»fln&l]‘;:‘! Farm is located ‘on trolley line, Shede Tatic Sices use & great m Cpened, and the award of the contracts e harnesses and '.hog near a village and within 30 §| ostures when they talic” = “Yes weil ‘\v‘» IHAIIT u; -oov: lherengierh_-d in different parts of the city, t are Apply to F. O. ‘mWNGflAM, minutes’ walk of five manufac- l‘,'l"d the busy man; “and It's a Fossible to the lowest acceptable bid- L B p foe ucnishing | Satistactors secut'y, | sosd investments, (hat we.. will be|_ 9964 Telephones 387-3 or 8$54-3. turing concerns. Price $2000. Bood Shen. Tt ensbies you te provided in the judgment of the buil FRUM FARM FRANCIS D. DONORUR. your physical culture Hght along ng committee such action is in ac- 2 E ter o . s o your ordinary exercise.’—Washingit ) . - 1§ | Also three very fine farms. best frult and farming section in Con- s R ity e <k bid must be signed by the bid- | Also z necticut, mear market and ocity. mext pa. fOrsoL momething.” uald the I, ind must be inclosed in # securely crop pays for farm, 3,000 bearing trees, band as he came bac no d._onvelupe JGHLTha SgEORNNT YOUNG & SHANKS, laige Colonial house, barns and out- e his wife, “you forgot to lkiss 1 At e B LRI (EET i > bulldings, wagons and orchards tools in- leTNEY SAGENCY “That may be; but what I came | dr comiruct work, and specitving (i Room 23, Shannon Building. s Loos SORgE: OhR., SRV P R s Oy e, wwoule came. and must be accompanied by a ck i i ol e (griified ehecl for five hundred dollars e L Mot Sy’ Taetdin: Damers. Husband (who arrives st the (£500), con ioned for the execution ecl 2 mantic, Co ith hi vife In time to see the trair SRt SRR S Hhtlen Sl $1250 o Real Estate and Insurance | =it b vt O R et st oo Agisfaciory to said bullding committed n should Te¥'is Dertormance within Afteen days buy a 150 acre farm situated 3% Seashore Land For Sale TO RENT pieTiel L yompdt e X fr=m the date of the netification of the | miles from railroad station, cottage nave miss " a - 1ward of such contract to said bidder. | house of 19 rooms, painted white, 87een | poriy acres or#high land situate on M sT., FLEASANT FLAT oF | had nota burried o mush we should h, closet, set bowl water, gas fixtur separate rear ent;ance, 310 per month S CHURCH ST., UPPER FLAT OF ¢ rooms, with modern Improvements, $i6 not have to wait so long for one~P. L P, MUCH v in case of failure toldo so. Waid | blinds, in excellent condition, barn 20 bldder will be considered as having |hy 24, wamon shed 14 by 20. one hen- rondoned said contract, and the check | nery 12 by 16, one hennery 8 by 14, be forfeited to theé State for the |ihrée other smaller ones, one crib 12 by wark of the Colony. 16, workshop 10 by 14, cranberry boj state macadam road overlooking the Atlantic ocean from Point Judith on the east to Montauk on the west. Only 25 minutes’ ride from Westerly station, N. Y, N. H & H. R. R. IN_LITTLE The crices nemed in the bids must|one acre of strawberries, 200 peach = ; 4 b= expressed in both, writing and fiz- | trees, orchard of apple, pear and plum FRANK W. CoY. per month. The most famous bridge o ¢ i=es. and must include all the work |irees, abundance of wood, fine shade Long Distance Telephone. 30 CLIFF ST. VERY CENTRAL | . ..4 (he Bridge of Bighs, at Venle ind material as per specifications. trees in front of house, i% miles to 6 High %trne(. Westerly, R. flat with modern improvements, $156 per s - 5% Yo th ‘- The building commitiee reserves the | postoffice, school and church, near pros- | decild ¥ month. sc called because it o way . r1Tht t5 inerease or decrease the | perous factory village. Here Is a prigon, was buflt in 1589 mount of work to be dome, after ihe|chance to buy a good farm cheap. In- o — ~ entract is let, at the rate expressed | vestigate. y LOST AND FOUND. Of 45h younr women ‘Who “atter n_the contract for the same kind of In the quiet village of Cardlina, R. I.. P k R l E Ag cy . . . o | BSheh SSE Y Sttt Pock’s Heal Lstate Agemcy | oo mrrm ot ol S Tt ~The amount of security required shall | pasture, mowing and woodland, abun- —] 3 iy eye- 3 m 1nt be less th Zthird of the | @amce of fruit. neat cottage house. large Reward If left at Porteous & | render siight Gomestic mervies, othe by e, Ihen s oat e e e Ll L ennas” i "smoies | FARWS A SPECIALTY accisa ™ | Clark in"stores on Baturdsy, and s Sid muieing ‘commiitec hereby re. {house This plice is only % mile to s erves the rig > re. v and all | the village, where employment can Dae S the risht to reect any and all | fhe B Qe ™ a whole family. 31200 | 132 Soring Streat, Willimantic, C A preliminary report gives the Dated st Nocwich, this 13th day of ftakeslt o L aute e guction of primary refined lead in ihs Dacember, 1911, % ] ¥70,9%0 whort mher 1) nompINs, (Sepa Tor, Wilcox's " Farm “Suttetin Civil Engineer e B TR R A i WM. P. KELLEY, 2 WILLIAM A. WILCOX, A & o he 1909 production was a record J. H. MOUNTAINE, Real Estate Broker, wishes to an’ bunce to his patrow. and | output—445,112 ton Sutlding Committee for ihe Connecti- | Neo. 41 West Broad St., Rooms 1 and 2, the public taat he has moved to 65 cut Colony for Epileptles. Westerly, R. L Broadway, Chapman bullding, opposite h W ler Amerion dec13d ‘Phone connection. . the Y. M.'C. & Arthur Hug raz 1 s =3 nov21a clarge daffaires to Columbia, Teporta NOTICE REDITOKS, AUTOMOBILE STATIOCAN, that considerable ko gy g A'l' A COURT OF PROBATE HELD nature received at the legation at B o A G RS i r S D E | Three Valuable Pleces o o cor o ous sweee avtemonns | 2R005S 100, 20 0 R000m, 50, 1 of rv\ll)ch‘,grlx;x the 12th day of Decem- o ale f Mal t -u::- ‘Zapdfl-.. General Me- | 55 suggests that the matter be calle e 5 = Siree o worl obblag. “Pho; o o exporting Prasenit—NELSON J. AYLING Judge | 3.000 Music Rolls for i-note player o n SBine w - B e . Estate of Anna M Parkinson late'of | pianos of every make. Vaiue iSc'to 32. houses of the Uni Norwich, in_sal strict. deceas, Choice 50c. 10 rolls for $3.80. Your Pro "y —_— Grdered. That the Administratrix cite | own seleciion. Come In amd try them. pe MONEY LOANED Ly o Bakles Suitas, 191 tha creditors of said deceased to bring THE PLAUT-CADDEN CO., onds, Fl - thi e H In thelr clalms against said_ ostate Plaut-Cadden Building, Main St., e Yoric: 44 presented nothing new in the wa Wihin six months from this date, hy' aecsd JAMES L.'CASE, ol actual development, thoush the pr posting a notice to that effect, together A duction in general was batter than | Wit a copy of this order, on the sign- 40 Shetucket St., Norwich, Conn. 1909; but a sign of awakéning to tha vost nentwst to the place where said } great possibilities in this fleld 1n see {in the establishment of weveral agr! cultural colleges in different parts of the country, v de-eased last dwelt. and in the same Town, and by publishing the same once in v newspaper having & circulation in said District. and make retarn to this Conrt. 3 NFELSON J. AYLING, Judge. The above and foregoing is a true 20Dy of racord. WALLPAPERS Our first consignment of Wall Papers with cutout borders for 1912 has been received. Others will follow as fast as 4 The Indian Tea association has de termined to expend during the current FOR SALE Altgest: FANNIE C. CHURCH. made. and pleasure driving will he the best | year $50.000 on advertising Indian fen - Cierk. Before selecting, it will pay you to and cheapest way to got the embrac- | i the United Btates. A similar amour o rediiors of said de. | call and inspect our line. No, 44 LAUREL HILL AVE. ing fresh air that is better than the | was spent during the year ended Marc) “eased notified to present We also have just received.a full line best tonic. 'Phone us for a good team. | #1, 1910. ‘The cumpaign will be con her ¢ sajd estate to the | of Ready Mixed Paints in all shades. oc“:';“;“:?l?"fl"”’”u""‘ég and MAHONEY BROS., T S e o Thias wrest L3N Fa -*i‘,lgg{{"g:,'"g:,f;;'lfi;e;;g;. Painting, Paper Hanging and Dec- (§ §7OER00 ¢ [ Mrs Charles. I (iyery stable. B s T e {miied’in the above dnd foregoing or- | orating ;,Wl‘: Wfi[r"‘{rxg‘;l werine, location. Exceptionally JEWETT CITY HOTEL The tramway system of Nantes, (ha WILDRED I. TRACY. use. mode: otive power of which at present (= ) Raminisiratrix. S ime conveniences. Priee right. Now . Upatactate in every | O mptesaed nir, 1s (o be chamged int 92 and 94 West Main St. Telephone novz7d an electric trolley system. Eas granted the right o the existink company to make (his transformation and It in understood that contracis have alresdy been made for the neces sary IRA F. tlwl.. Prooristor. The of t l. Sut your busi- ness before the public. tnerk s no me- dium betler than through the advertis- ingcol ot "The Bulletin. Inquire of JAMES L. CASE, 40 Shetucket St, Norwich, Conn. F. CONANT. 'F1 Framklin Strect % Wniicsiome S¢ and the J. F. € 10¢ | s % THERE Is no adverfls'ng medium In