Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 18, 1911, Page 8

sville and Motion Pictures at Against Woman at Poli's sied Lecture on Wonders of World by Rev. F. W. Coleman Trinity Brotherhood. Foli's Theater. No. 11, L 0. 0. F;, meets St. Aiban's Parish Sale Nets $81.39— Public Schools to Receive Rare Min- erals—Extension of Time for Set- tling Dr. H. L. Hammond's Estate. This jis the week of the Christmas Lodge, No. 20, 1. O. G. 111 Baptist Church Ves- 367, o B, Hall. imp. No. 90, Woodmen of 1. meets in Foresters’ Hall. Jipmmbers Unfon meets in C. 1. U isdies’ Auxiliary, A O. H, meets in Hibernian Hall. Sedgwxick Camp. No. 4, S. v meets in Buckingham Memorial. ANNCUNCEMENTS Migs M. C. Adles is in New York this week. Norwich week begining Menday evening, Dec. 25th. See adv. Frank A. Bill says: Buy useful gifts. He offers men's slippers at 50 cents to 32. Yes, and buy the Boy a pair of high-top rubber boots. Ladies’ and men’s fine shoes, specisl at $2, $2.50, 38, 3350 and $4. Francis D. Donohu® the real estate has sold for Robert McBurney the two houses Nos. 1. 3, 5 and 7 Sum- mit street, to George H. Selcer of Pres- ton. The houses originally belonged to the estate of the late Elish Ayer and contain nine tenements. Mr. Selcer i will make improvements on the houses. Lactures by Charles H. Caffin, the Famous Art Critic, at Slater Hall Feb. 28th and March Sth. All lovers of art ahd art literature &re to have a rare treat on the even- ings of Feb. 28ih and March 6th, 1912, when Charles H. Cafin, B. A, Oxon, is to give two of his famous lectures on_Duteh Art To those who have heard Mr. Caffin lecture, or who have read his dellght- ful books on art subjects, no word of introduction is necessary, but to those who are not familiar with his work some knowledge of him and his repu- tation is needed. Mr. Caffin is an Oxford graduate who has, for the greater part of his life, studled extensively painting in all countries and of all ages. For ma eritic Harper's Weekly th ew York Sun, his work brought him into touch with all the promineng art exnibitions in the country, and it is safe to say that he Emows his subject from A to Z. He is undoubtedly the foremost art eritic and Aerie, o F. open evenings. Piirs: Penenl Speague =il have the members of the Ladies' Reading circle at her home for a meeting this (Mon- day) afternoon. i Special rehcarsals are to be held this week for the concerts and festival mu- sic of Christmas day. The Killingly Theft soci- ety is to hold ils meeting Wednesday afternoon. Holiday Sale Nets $81.39. The Christmas sale by the ladies of St. Alban’s parish resulted in receipts amounting to $81.39. « St. James' parochial school will close this week for the holiday recess. A Ton of Dynamite. It is said that about a ton of dyna- mite has been used in Killingly in putting ihrough the underground tele- phone line. Looking After Border Saloons. Strict supervision of the licensed | places in Rhode Island along the line 5L the Providence & Danlelson road is now the rule and better conditions are in_sight. It is understcod that there is no ground for the rumor that an eleectric road is to be built from Dayville to ‘Wililamsviile, at least not at present. Fine Collection of Minerals. Ex-Warden W. I Bullard has a fine collection of minerals recently ac- quired during a trip to Missouri and other states that he is to present to the public schools of Killingly. J-oreigi: money order business at some of the postoffices in this vicinity has not heen as large as it has been Just pefore Christmas time in other re- cent years, bul much money has been sent across the water, There was = strike the past week among the employes in the big cotton mill at North Situate, on the line of the Providence & Danielson road, the difficulty being die to dissatisfaction over wages. Kettle Ready for Mites. The familiar kettle into which gen- erous persons of Danielson may drop contributions for buying Christmas dinners for the needy, made its ap- pearance at the cornmer of the Ex- change building Saturday. Veterans in Danielson, where there are several who would profit by the nassage of the Sherwood dollar a day pensign bill that has the approval of the housc. are il rested in what the sepate will do with the bfll. "There 1l be a 'arge number of Danielsor. peovle out of town for Chrisumas, this being due to the fact that there will be a double holiday this year. Milder Weather Than in 1910, The unusually, mild weather of the past weei was in striking contrast to the temperatures prevailing during the orrespending week of last year, when, peginning with the $th, the minimums were as (cllow: oth, 4 below zer 10th. 11 below zero: 11th, 3 below 12th, 1 below zero: 13th, 7 above 14t 16 above zero; 15th, 25 labeve; 16th, 1 below zero; 17th, 5 be- low zero: «Sth, 2 above zero. Thi: | representod one of the coldest periods of the p:St winter. DR. H. L. HAMMOND'S ESTATE. | Probate Court Asked to Extend Time | for Settlement. of 3 copions 2 manner maéte and brimn mot talking over t Gience. but making his subject so clear ama non-technical that 2ll may under- stand, an eréning spent with him and his fllustrations is a joy and a de- light The subject. Dutch Art, is one of h best, for Dytch painting was perhap: mere closely related to the life of the than that of any other na- often. yet sincere rt appeals to one’s of the reality and truth of na- Ture quite as much as the art of Rem- Ha's der Helst and others of Mr. Caffin as a wi many interesting boo and fall of giterary charm. His pub- Eshed works comprise The Study of Dutch Painting, Amgrican Masfers of Fainting. American Masters of Sculp- tare, How to S cent magazine articles 2 h Fittore Tito. The Art of Frank W. Ben- =on, the Art of Harold Speed and Some New American Painters in Paris. About four vears ago Mr. Caffin was mecured to give the Trowbrilge course f five lectures on art at Yale univer- mity, a course usually divided among difterent lecturers. He filled the larze| mallery during every lecture so that many had to stand. He is lecturing this winter in Philadelphia and other laTge cities, and Norwich is to be con- sratulated upon iis coming splendid opportux; POLI'S THIS WEEK. eads of his au- lucid in style Attorney F. F. Russell has made ap- plication to the probate court of Kill- ingly to extend the time for the set- tlement of the estate of the late Dr. ienry L. Hammond of Dayville and Iso Tor nn extension of time for the ment of the succession tax on this =late. The time fixed by Judge Oli- ver . Getty for the hearing of the application is on Friday of this week. Old Engine at Williamsville, The Minnstexit and fire engine that ils some coffee on one of the boys, ompany who pulls a gun and fires at the Celes- will certainly selves this week in | \al's feet : th B ek in| tial's feet, and in nis fright he runs to B8 presentation of Paul M. Polters|ihe barn, where Pete'and Dan are. fors Adaptatior. of Gerald Du Maurlers| mulating their plans. He is discovered Zreat play bypnotic suggestion, : £ 2nd the rustlers tie him to a tree. Dick ne from the oid school, It 1 oL | dees not notice the approuch of the other good plays, will| men until it is too late and when he o trles to draw his gun Nothing in past years has been writ- | ary i i < s arm, whi he rustlers drive hi 18R to supersede in fiction as this tale | Gway. The ment dn Fas 1gs ord of the Parisian Latin quarter. It is a Deautiful story erning the life of a who~ drifted into Chinaman. who explains ihe situation. Colonel Hardy orders the boys to g0 3 after the rustiers and Kate follows. In herself posing foT| the meantime Dick, being faint and 1! be presented by | weak, loses consciousness. He is dis- in a very elaborate being soared to make inal production esented by Wilton Lack- =inia Harned. Many extra ired to offer it in a which introduces nces _identified aris. Tllustrated tures will be pre acts. of “Trilby” con- centers around a h =il who "o the Latin students of poses | covered and they leave Kate with him. Fete and Dan, still encamped from the right before, are forced io leave, at tempt to escape, are captured and giv en their just deserts. Kate succeeds in getting Dick home and_ while con- valescing his betrothal to Kate is an- rounced. AUDITORIUM PRESENTS $25,000 PRIZE PICTURE. Show at the Auditorium for Monday and Tuesday. it the equa which was 7 ®¥e and v yeople rampiu several with the seautifu Paris undea Tnno: s a _well known fact to persons engaged the moving picture trade hat every ar there is held in the city of Turin, Italy, one of Europe's art centers, an open competition-to all woving picture manufacturers. This is called the International Cinemota- zraphic exposition, and the first prize amounts to about $25.000. Last Vear this prize was won by the Itula Con with “their wonderful production. The Fall of Troy. which many peaple remember secing at the Auditorlum. The first jlace this year was won by the Ambrosio Co, h the film._ The Colden Weodding. olden: Wed- dine is essentaily picture and there are tl 1 Ttatian Jaaves, curab Iry in the Im. The prosent war in Tripoli should make this film of added inter- est, as it gives a chance to see th italian soldiers in action, and they are fighters from the word go. This mar- velots film will be on exhibition for Monday ana Tues The vaudevilie half of the week hite and Lamont by thelr acrobatic 1 novelty. b troducing thelr ixick house, { which s the source of much jaughter. Speeial scenery is carried for this ac! J. D. Henderson. the oldest ventrilo- auist in the business, wil! amuse and mystify with his voice throwing stunts, an art in which he excels. Boulden & Quinn, those merry: men are a pair of Instrumentalists du tdgns, a usic, g Tnaiity dsean Jdeal one. the Qig fenture picture, The Weddiiig Uiere are two other Is, Jnaking ils the best set seed in this olty. A pietlte is . The Cowboy Thich {htroduces a four round 4 battle royal. The princi- pals’fn ‘the four round bout are the same a8 appeared in The Pareon and | the ¢. A comedy scremn is The H nooners, nhouser. The pew "mre brtlianc o 5 the 5 E ~and faven I in love with her O the proposal and when accepted by Trilby, Svengali makes his appearance, Bypnotizes ner and takes ber away, breaking pocr Billie's heart. Svengali Wses his power of hypnotism and Batieros ity into} e worig mreatest singer d as Madame Sven- &) she becomes famous. On the night of the grand opera, with Tribly about to sing. Svenzali suddenl: drops dead and with his demise Trilby loses her power of song. the audience is hissing Jer and amid cateal's she is forced off e Stase Soat B¢ this momeat Billle happensd BREE AL the cous soa ot bhin e ogmizes his Tri'ty: he approaches her S84 she comes out of Ber trance and Dbewllderment and readily looks for his Hon As she weak and de- Jirious he takes her the hotel and | B e Sescs' t o piciurd o Swoagii | Bhe "B Takee e Eypnotizes hor and unfortunately kills | her 5| n 1d_the list rtomim The illustraied somgs and fzature| moving pictures are proving very at- iractive between the acts as they do #way with tedious waits and give ac- tion every mipute. Thls week they will be better than ever. BREED THEATER. Night Herder, Thrilling Western * Picture. The Herder. stery. trouble with horse Ih‘fi dy to install a night ton is ably Alled r, friend of Hardy, and ughter e rush. The. stores in town are to be shot in_ theqspite of this fact, however, much of the for so many vears was the mainstay of the local department in its battles with the fires that visited this place, some of them the most serious that the town has ever suffered, is now at ‘Williamsville, where it has been kept since being sold by the borough aearly a score of years ago, The ensine is in very good and serviceable condition and is more valued today than for a long time. It is a part of the Ap- paratus kept ‘o protéct Wiliamsville in case of fire. May Use Hall for Games. lease having been taken of the Wehster building in Dayville by /| Danieison man, it is possible that ar- rongements mey be made to play bas- kethall there, it is sald by a prominent local player. Daniclson has a fasi bas- Ketball team, but has been obliged to | play all of its games to date this sea- son out of town because of inzbility to get a hall in Danielson, neither the town hall nor ermory being available, Left Highway Mussed Up. 1t is said that the condition of some portions of the hishway is not wholly satisfactory as restored oy the con- \tractors after putting in conduits for on underground telephone iine and that after the investigation recently made Dby the selectmen the latter will ask the contractors to improve upon their ‘work. The saloons in Killingly 1 be closed all day Christmas, in compli- ance with the law passed by the gem- eral assembly of 1809 Horse Radish by the Ton. About four tons of horse radish has Been raised by the Futchins brothers at their place in Putnam during the past season. A OBITUARY. m Ingalls. After an illness of only four days, | William Ingalls died at his home, on Spring street, early Sunday morning. 1 2ir. Fnzalls was a member of the legis- {lature of 1907, representing the town jof Brooklyn. He was born in Pom- fret, Sept. 30, 1840, and was the son of Lewis G. and Ellzabeth (Oszood) | Ingalls. He received his education in the public schools of Pomfret. On Oct 4, 1564, he married Miss Emma W. Ses- | sions of Pomfret, and they have two | children living, both residents of Nor- wich, Georse Lemuel and Lewis Ses: sions Tngalls. A short time after his marriage Mr. Ingalls went to Van Wert, la., where he was engaged in farming and lumbering for eight years. He| then returned to Pomfret, living there until April, 1900, when he moved to | Brooklyn, where he engaged in the lumber business. Mr. Ingalls served the towns of Brooklyn and Pomfret at | different times in various offices, in- cluding selectman, anditor, road com- missioner and as member of the school rooms’ and BERMUDA -4 ¥s i i'-r. MAGNIFICENT, ¥) mgm'r-m. ively First-Clas o Cattle or Freighi Bermuda, ur Ba Soatod when nocossary.. Ofcbestra. Prom= £137 Dances, Gymansium. ¥ ‘Sibmarine o ‘Beautifal booklet. Bermuda-Atiantic Line, or Frank H. Afies, Alies bullding; Jeha A. Duss. & | FETENT GENERAL HOUSE GIRLS. Wain Street. New York THAMES LINE Fare $1.00 Freight service direct to and trom” New York. Trom Norwich Tuesdays, Thura~ dags Sundays, at 315 3 m Sw York, Pler 3%, East Rive Siincadeye Bridare atd o = Freight recetved until & p.im. F. V. KNOUSE, Agent. A PARADISE ON EARTH oot resteation. Excolloat ses bathe .n.bflnll .-m.t-fl-m-h- iR e Tons; 535 Feet Most Luxurious and. P Steamer it carried on the “Oceana.” | FIRST-CLASS ROUND TRIP. ln-{ eludin Best ey § | R T ‘ol 'way, N. Yo boards. He was one Of the oldest and best known lumber men in FEastern Connecticut. _ Of late years he voted with the prohibitlon party, but was elected to the legislature by the dem- ocrats of Brocklyn. Mr. Ingalls has hoen a resident of Danielson about two years. He was a veteran of the civil ivar, having served one vear in the 26th Conn. Vol. While In the general assembly of 1907 he was a member of the committee on execise and woman's suffrage. Mrs. Ingalls survives . her husband. GOODS STOLEN. Break. at. Denbo's Shoe Store Early Saturday Morning. Henry Denbo's shoe store in the Keystone block was broken fnto early Salurday..morning and s quantity of | goods taken. Entrance was gained by forcing the redr door. Isaac Tetreault, who lives over the store, heard some- one moving about in Denbo's place about 6 o'clock in the morning, but paid no special attention to it, believ- ling Mr. Denby had come down ecarly. - PUTNAM | Webster Makes Big Bid for Trade Which Belongs to Local Merchants— Ten Deaths Last Month—Eagles Confer Degrees—Funeral of Mrs. Harriett Warner. Webster merchants made a strong bid for the Christmas trade of _the Grosvenordales and Wilsonville, Sat- urday, wien they paid for special cars run on the electric road, those who Woifid go to the Massachusetts town d buy being assured free fare. In Saturday business from the Grosvenor- dales came to this city. The local business men got their first big slice of the Christmas shop- pers’ money Saturday, but not as much | by any means as they would have garnered if the weather had been less reprehensible. Rain and mud kept meny away who are anxious to buy, and tois means that much additional shopping must be crowded into the rush and hurry of the six business Gavs fellloining bators tho" gres holi- | day. i Working for Salvation Army Christ- Mas. Throush all of the rain and discom- fort of being out on Saturday, Captain Baglin of the Salvation Army stood be- |side the kettle into which many coins jwere dropped toward buying dinners and Christmas cheer for the needy of | h; Putnam. All the generosity that may | be on tap in this eity during the next few days cannot find a more worthy Gutlet “than -that through which the poor of the city will be made more comfortable ‘and happy on the world- wide holiday. FUNERAL. —Mrs. Harriett Warren. Funs:al services for Mrs. Harriett Warren, widow of Luther Warren, were Held from her home in the easter: part of the town at 2 o'clock Eunday aft- crnoon, Rev. F. D. Sargent of the Con- grogational church offcrating. Burial | was in Putnam Heights cemetery, rela- tives acting as bearers. | o al a NOVEMBER MORTALITY. Only Ten Deaths During Month—Two Bublic Institutions. | The bulletin of the state boara of |2 health shows that there were ten deaths {in Pitnam during Nover repre- | | Senting an annual death rate per theu- | sand of 13.1. The percentage of deaths uf persons under five vears to the total jmortality was 10 per cent. Diphtheria {and croup, pneumonia, bronchitis, feart disease; diseases of the norvous system and all other diseases not classifled caused one death each; con- sumption and accidents two deaths ench, P OF the eaths in public institutions of the state Putnam had two. sshford and Canterbury were two Windham comniy towns hat report no deaths during Novembe: Ciristmas Sunday Services. Next Sunday being Christmas Suu- day, the services at the Congrezation- al chureh will be suitable to the day In the morning the choir will render the cantata by Nevin, “Adoratlon.” The usual orgur prelude is to be omitted on account of the choral work, seryice Openins at 10.30 with the choir proces: P! i | { i Fellows” was a soclal hour, d\finx ‘which speeches were made and 1ts served. the arrangements was Alfred Sower- butss, M. M. Dwyer, H. Brodeur, Fe-- dinand Caisse and E. Berthiaume, two the gregational the subject being Missions in West In- end vacation. event other Amertcan cit room ano savu 150 HOTEL | 11th St.& University Ptace One Block frow Browdway p | Te Biocks trom w NEW YORK CITY % |Situsted close to the Whele- 7| sale and Retail Districts, o | B s AnT s Minates mmm 150 O 2 ot Grane Comiran Sea: 5 Minutes from MecAdoo Tunnel Statfon. 150 200 T4>® 02» £003 805k of an . ations. theatres, shobs. wte. & Teii*%s ‘the busthess aietricts zA>e 02> 2003 I4>® 02> R00>» {50 noom AND maTH 15) the festivities being an old fashioned b= hristmas tree. Eagles Entertain Webster Visitors. Sunday afternoon was a time of spe- ial interest for the' members of the erie of Eagles in this city, a degres team and \isi1ing members fom Web- ter coming here ti joim with local men and conferring a degree on candi- ates. The meeting was held in Odd hall. ~ After the work there The committee in charge of Wrestling Tournament. After having worrled along for about years without the entertainment | that the sport affords, Putnam is to ave a wrestling tournament' Thursday evening, in which the contestants will by representative of this Moosup. follows. Frank Gillo, Moosup, vs. Kid Bardier, Putnam, the men being near the Jightwetght class; Young Lajole va. David Breault, respectively 122 and 125 pounds. town and The matches are to be as A feature of the meet i3 to be a sparring exhibition betwen Kid John- son, Boisoneau, 110 pounds, of Putnam. 110 pounds, of Moosup, and Bill The Town in Review. Miss Marjorie Burgess was leader of P, S. C. E. meeting at the Con- church -~ Sunday evening, ies. Clifford L. Adams of New London spent. Suhday with his family in Put- nam. The schools in Putnam will close at end of this week for the holiday Henry P. Murray of Providence was visitor with friends in town over L. M. Jerome of New London called on Putnam friends Saturday. The committee in charge of the big of December 28, under the aus- ices of the Sons of Veterans, held a meeting Saturday evening. Notre Dame Academy will close for the holiday recess on Wednesday. Many of the students will return to homes in_Connecticut éities and New York until after New Year’ their Loston eats more spaghetti than any. n the evening there will be @ | New Process Stropping W s P Exolu- | Housework Girls and eleven, concern, A I PRGN W, B S WANTED Workimca and clerks wio ~employed write for r s regarding real estate bonds as an and saving proposition. & Co., Dept. d, Conn. _decl6: t. o ‘WANTED Competent girl for gen- 1d | oral housework. agos. — | S e Baiotin offica: "o rqectid * AGENTS to sell pure horse radish wanted. _ Very commissions. Write Box 306, Danielson, Conn. declld 2 comfortable Toom, witn or without board. in a cen- tral Address A- B. C., Bulletin oOffice. decsd WANTED _Raw furs. at I A . Arthur C. ner's svery Thursday. D EVER ‘blades s ed. mn;r.n' &8 snxie cor. adway Main St, agent for Co.. "Woreest el nov3od w__turs Sons’, Water "Woodworth. T WANTED ALl Bouant at Jos. every Thursday. hoved & A.c. tions free. Write immediately, iin Institute, Dept. 36 K Rochester, N. oct2sd RTS words FOR SALE. THREL FARMS WERE SOLD in this vicinily this moath. 11 you waat Lo seil yburs, write pie Who are after” business. srout Co. Crocker House ex, New London. decisd w214 fine Henry F. Miller up- rignc heutoa and ai convenience 105 Keopiug. 48 Behool Bt R e AT w sted at the rate of to the line. TO RENT. O MENT-—No. 108 North Main Bl desiruuie seven- Walk 0i PoSLOLHCE. ADPLY ub Premises, declaa 0om fut, Lve mABuLe FURSISHED WOOMS Will bath well nouse- deciva S gy L lerms §iv down, $8 per month. ‘The Plaut-Cadden Co., Maln St, Norwics, Cona. decsFMW. $105.00—A good Chickering hit, B S e Sl T Conn. T TO ing of 23 rooms, bain, water, gas, Loliei Norwich, Conn. $180.00—A fine Scnat u time; P It mahogany Adam Dright piano, used but & short terms 310 down, §6 per montb. i den Co.’ Mala St, Nor- decs KM ¥25.00—Fine walnut case Mason & Hamlin organ, in perfect order; terms 3o down, 31 ‘week. _The Plaut- Cadden Co. St Nerwich, Conn. decs MW VOR SALE_High class, PLll0 strain, £ Sodtn et tasospeis™ Adbil Nort . ai cas. & - Wion R. B Drder s M Gecs MW FOR SALE—New milch cow seven years old. C. A Chapman, Montville, Ccnn. Tel 347-3. Aecléd FOR SALE —Horse, wagon and Lar- ness; horse 11 ‘s 0ld; aimost a rubber tire DUEEY. all for_$100. Siore, Water St. FOR SALE—Lots of Shropshire shoep, registered buoks. Yantic Farm. declvd Ton o “registored Jersey bull 15 months old. ‘Lowell J. Wilcox, Norwich' Town, Cona. deciza v WANTED—Piano tuning and repair- 13F etk Bt G WANTED ‘Wanted at _once General a Competent Elec- trician, 4 Girls for Factory Work (out of town), and Farm Hands. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. M. J. Coscoran, Supt. Central Bldg. Telephone 344-i WANTED A GOOD FAMILY COOK, ALSO COM- Room 32, Central Building. LEGAL NOTICES. ELLA C. RILEY VS. CHARLES J. Riley. Order of Notice. State of Connecticut, New Haven County, 88. New Haver, Nov. 3, A. D. Upon the complaint of the said Biia C. Riley praying, for the reasons there- in wet forth, for a divorce, now penaing Dbefore the Superior Court In and for New Haven County, to be held on the b L R subscribing authority that the said defendant has gone to paris un- known; therefore, Ordered, That additional notice of the pendency of said complaint be given by publishing this order in The Norwich ulletin, a newspaper printed in Nor- wich, Conp., once a week. two weeks succéssively, commencing on or before the 11th day of December, A. D. 1911. By the Court: ALFRED N. WHEELER, ant Clerk of the Superfor Court for New Haven County. decl1M DISTRICT OF ANDOVER, PRO- bate Court, Andover, Dec. 16, A. D. 1911 Estate of Justin' Holbrook, late of Cclumbia, in said District, deceased. "pon the application of Mrs. George H. Champlin, praying that an ru- ment in wriiing purporting_to be the last will and testament of said de- e may be proved, approved, al- fowed and admitled to propate, as per application on file more fully appears, Ordered, That sald application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in Andover, in said District. on the 234 day of December, A. D. 1911, at 3 o'clock In the afterncon, and thai public notice be glven of the pendency of said application, and time and place of hearing theregn, by publishing a copy of this order once In a mewspaper having & cirulation im eaid District and by posting a coj ereof on the public signpost in the Town of Colum. id District, at least four deys 14 day of nearing. ‘WM. B. SPRAGUE, Clerk. NOTICE. The Norwich Savings Soclet at public auction at Its banking hou in Norwich, Connecticut, Saturday. De- cember twenty-third, nineteen hundred t ten o'clock in the fore- noon, for the account of whom: It may five hundred (500) shares of the capital stock of The Milburn Wagon will sell Company. ELLO LIPPITT, Treasurer. dec16d AUTOMORILE STATIGS. 8. J. Colt. & Otis Strest. Automobils sad Bicycle Beparring. Genersl s- chipe work. Jobbing -Phone Prepared with Bran. Stew Beuillon Cubes People’s Market JOSEPH BRADFORD, F. CONANT. I1 Framulim Strecc Whitss:ona 5S¢ and the J. F. . 100 gars are the Dest om the maike: Try theme JEWETT CITY HOTEL New and Up-to-date in every [ IRA F. LEWIS. Propristor. Big G—Hygienic Goarse Flour 20c a package. at CARDWELL'S. Vigoral Bouillon Cubes Armour’s Beef Extract Marshall’s Beef Exfract Just the thing for this weather. 6 Franklin St. JUSTIN HOLDEN., Prop. Book Binder. Siank Books Made and Ruled to Order SROADWAY. - FOR SALE One light speed sleigh in Al condition, cost new $56; have no use for same: will sell for 330. Address Lock Box 54, Danfelson, Conn. dee7d AUTO FOR SALE CHEAP—3250 buy a five-passenger Kord touring car cost new $1,000, 16 H. P., two cylinder, chain drive, ‘recently ~overhaul parts replaced b; windshield, - spéedom ights, two searchlights and generator. is tar is in Bne running condii and a bargain, Address Lock Box 84l Danielson, or 'phone 133. FOR SALE—AIl kinds of Christmas greens, cedars and laurel for lawns and window boxes. L. D. Rogers. 'Phone 285-2. decbd e FOR SALE Seven st 1 Holstein bull, 2 pair steers, § years old, partly broken. Inquire " Gardner & Co. aectd FOR SALE_1 will sell st a prics that will surprise you ‘my largs stock Stalht BE Opposite B Or Jewett Ciiyy B o BX°07 Sews Tonn. Mise D Besiresurd. - noved PRINTING _ FOR__ FARMERS— 150 noteheads nd 350 6% (regular busi- ness -mi snvelpes ' atally’ printed. for 750800 cac, 357 "Send for sampios d brices for"any yrinting you are 1 neea’of "The Bulletin Cempany, Nor wich, Conn. Tewular business 138} L« i int djil tisn done promptiv.s Send F ioa o done promptiy.. Send fo. a The Suifelin oo Norwich. Gonfe b “HENS _Mayfiower White Wyandoties are big and strong, bred to {ay every day. They are snow white and wiil b b Fome-made TO RGN Library b wood Hoors and il moaern ments. #t, City. b Eim' St, 73 guerl! yrion or. Main St. possession at once. Inquire at fice. space facts Four, ing, "Phone_ 300, will bu T—Becond loor, Clreulating uslding, suitable (o Knop, Oi- Amos A. Browsing e or lodgings. Gecl1M¥ > RS Foom house on Ven-room cottage Both with hur Improv Apply to H. A. WOlL, 161 Main e deciid RUNT—Boarding house, cunslst- not ‘and cold inside, in govd loca- 6y by the door, TEnL rousor or’ write Bam Menick. 164 tnam. jon, iroil i decivd Cadl Pu TO DATE furnishea roo te bullding. Mrs, Lees, 3 s, MAt- 76 Main. 00ts64 TO RENT—No. 8 Union BL, facing uire of 8. A. Glibert, 131 octiod TO RENT—Blore at 69 Franklin 8 FURNISHED ROOMS, w1l modern o epiences.'ss Union Bt Telepnons b5 feet floor in Norwich. Apply A. nier, Troy Steam Laundry Buil Franklin St, cor. Chestaut Ave TO RENT Je24d A fine 8-room tenement with all mod- rn conveniences on Pearl Street. E. A. PRENTICE, 86 _Cliff Street. FOR SALE. FOR SALE A new elght-room cottage “up to the minute.” Must be seen to be appreclated. On _Montville trolley line; bc fi Price rea- sonable; easy terms. Let mie show you my reserved lota in Maple Court. Low pric terms to sult. THOMAS H. BECKLEY, May Building, Phones: 724 278 Main St. STORAGE Space_for Furniture and Commodities Storing & Leasing Co,, 10-20 W. Main $1250 a 150 acre farm situated 3% iles’ from railroad “station, cottags ouse of 10 rooms, painted white, kroen linds,’in excellent condition, barn 30 v 24, wagon ened 1{"by 0. one'Hen: iry 12 by 16, ‘one hemnery % by 14, thres other smaller ones, one crib 13 by 16, workshop 10 b 14, ‘cranberry bog, uare, flat Of seven rooms, Lhi.d Bulletin ootéd < LIGHT MANUFACTURING SPACE TO RENT—With or without power and steam—4,000 square The lightest, cleanest, airiest 1d- floor I than Man it o To An w smash ‘em, it fraice. Man o the When Quie Salesm k. 1w “Wh orate fudge ady — K unders Bav mer Detroj * The the that Herald, Say, never fore, muburh that bl waid U Chicag Y those chen produce siock ¢ for any snow. “We|ome acre of strawberr 200 peach | vie ave hens ‘pullets, co:ks nnd cockerels | {rees, ‘orchard of apple vear and pium for sale at all times. ~Prices are 10' trees, abundance of wood, fine shade now than they will be later. We are |trees in front of hous 1% miles to | You booking orders now for baby chicks |postotiice, mehool and church, near pros- | (i iy, and eggs for future delivery. Come and ) perous factory village. Ilere Iy pe- o ui ban game stock and eggs. |chance to buy a good farm cheap, In- Mayflower . Poultry Farm, Norwlch |vestigate, to mom Town, Conn. 'Phone 34-3. novesMih | In the gulet village of Carolina, R. I [kirl u I offer a 60 acre farm, weil divided Inis | “yos, CAN I PLEEASE YOUY CORS-1-CAN: | pasture, mowing and wooaland abiin- - ance house, large R o SkInker Magolsen barn 40x80, crib. he and smokes | Guld You hope for a nice tender morsel e ¥ "".‘_"'g‘."'" :'nvf‘ 1 palint 1 something bestdes Hon-a- entened “to” a whiols family. the atr Get w Broad Wrook Farm Chiekes. | K800 o i0iion frea in auto a oot i By PP P oo wa. ] e Tor. Wi Tarm Bullettn | marki 0% Saks iy to F. O. CUNNINGHAM. 287-2; 8$54-12. declbd FRUIT FARM 800 foot elevation, 36 acres, overlook- ing large lak Telephon "Phone connectior ¥ Bwe Swe priva Il you her husband Frév-Pros Seast o THIE COMMONY d_for the The Joys thut gurm he unremembered, uns Thit keep the common wuy e The routine s Has kept his Unmurmuring throu. A amile upon Lis It is 1ike a little Thait runs beside a ombin agod chang anclent ward the homing sy The heavenly lory does » Far off in ac The morning’s ope God in the duisy's th went over tho a a The hen @t Bridget—Don't the rses o pam twent t- everything nan. ant (o said an; b at's collec and » t tising & busines: r—1 ught Chet- K “Theirs was tand 0 avel philosophiers, making & Uving. practice make it any easler nnl ‘had iy “He 1 ook & a h 1t wa nebody ler My Houston (In ttle Guld d_look ble « tow New e drinking « Yes Spoken Customer FOETRY n that all the T huniine & Uhe n about common by o BOL e the years © landmarks Jead hix g CONSTANCY. T gathered the vine, The id love-vie, to an ek hoart of mine flelae AllL wet with dew Ta the meadow groen, Where the love-vine & There came & memory nd they X 7 Delln of work hina York wanitary phlety Ken for th o wurprise y he y Buylng want. "~ Washing ho meaning of tion of charl weet picile nsas City Journs Butle an’ ters, the bos ‘ear that another Bah! nows f fashionable ¢ Very. After t decree #ho gave splendid ref 15 It hardl rago [ gonorn Is & cu d the bec “are th F 7 “You might take u lind miley over ther ncle Weiby Gosh, pu 0 Tribur have n_fayorable Wi then Y drank | Plein Dealer it my ha and 1t ha " Did wite su Font Al Visltor—T} Yen, that's at him, hara n wh ark Ne MUCr IN_LIT(LE pleasant surroundings, Uruguay’'s mete logical best frult and farming section In Con being reorganized by the mi necticut, near market and city, next (o e Ao, grop pays for farm, 3,000 bearing tr : s o WSOk et aus laige Colonial house, bdrns and ou 2 - bulldings, wagons and orchards tools in- States pr cluded. Price $4,600 Others $500 up. rrels of salt ye Piotures and Lists. tly Imsued ul g TRYON'S AGENCY, ~ dec12a ‘Willimantie, Conn. Farm of 100 aores, 40 meadow, bal- Bvery inhabitant a —— ance pasture and woodland, 600 cords | ang Ireland consumed | wood, § acres of timber land, abu rted foods to the va | dance of water, good 9-room house | ;700 f00fs Lo tho A lth bt and cola running warer, good | | » th &8s the & | barns and other bulldings, will capita. 112 head of ecattle. year around. Farm — hits & Clasr mill, 50 barrel dally capic The Chincse are the only & 5% Doriabie” stéam 'botier and engine, | the world who fish with &n | ehingly “mil1,” blacksmich shop.” I | 100k e s Tecomo 1mpa v ) T i e g line of these hooks drawn th I ) viile, in the Town of Lebanon, on ine o Three Valuable Pieces stale rond to Norwich. Price right. | WAt S S Mal FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, SN sy of Main Sireet Cemtral Building, Nerwien, Coms. |y “0rPE T VI Propert Becisa the Canar ftteon th y the source of (he famous win WHITNEY’S AGENCY | "= " JAMES L. CASE, It i stated at Rotterdam ti 40 Bhotusket 86 Neorwich. Conn:’ 227 Main St, Franklin Squars, i Pl S IR Real Estate and Insurance {he wont coust of America y after the opening of the I 3 . TO RENT | camal. ATRAS Peck’s Real Estate Agency |, s mus sx. rmasaws suaw or'| mhere were in Argontine ot ¢ ¢,or. 7 rooms’ baih closet, sell bowl. | or 1510 wpproximacely 1657 oria xel tubs, no L s nxtire ways, compared , ! FARHS A SPECIALTY rear entranos, $i5 per montn. | LT 08 T entimateq s URCH ST, UPPER FLAT OF 6| length of the Arg ina rodl 132 Spring Strest, Willimantic, Conn. . HORSES rooms, with modern improvements, $i6 per month. 20 CLIFF T. VERY CENTRAL, flat with modern improvements, $15 per month. Am in the west, buying. Expect to Eetiiome about Jan, 1st with a load of horses that will equal my previous loads In guality and price. BELMER R. FIERSON. decisa o Seashore Land For Sale Forty acres of high land situate on state macadam road overlooking the Atlantic ocean from Point Judith on he east to Montauk on the west. Only 5 minutes’ ride from Westerly station, N Y H. & H R. R FRANK W. COY. g, Distance Telephon & Hign St decila reet, Westerly, —— e LOST AND FOUND. 10ST—Early Thursday morning, mwai’s rapbec. winder will pleise lokve & t witn clerk at Wauregan Hou: 7 one lost, and ancred” » LOST reward. A BLACK AND TAN HOUND DOG NAME JACK. Plainfleld Tag on Collar, No. 52701 Reward if returned to > 1t Loni T R. As /| stai; FURS At CHAPMAN’S Genuine Goods . Money Saving Prices A select line of Auto and Fur Driving oats, in Russian Calf, Galloway Cow, ccdon (natural). HORSE BLANKETS to mee our leaders in Street and Blaniets, at THE L. L. CHAPMAN €O, 14 Bath St, Norwick, Coun. MONEY LOANED Wi Jow, o, : J 1911 Port an island traditic compar Twenty-five MaoNicholl, Tom In will be 16,600 miles. miles Upon in rom history, the to ereot an | foh nd tends | hetel that will wurpgss anything kind on the Great Lakes. The government of New 7 loans money to settlers, local bodies on Arst mortgage {on unincumbered lands and | menty, and it guarantees tho under certaln conditions of box £uied by local bodies and land tionk, It also furnishes land an homes for workers under certal ditions. The buflding of Port McN a new town on the shores of (1 Pay to divert t And tram e of 26 years' standing $10,000,000 when complete not only the power of but the outstandi: Ui in that the G Tha Berit: the Yoonte, an ar b wyste i» wdmirable. mitted to be diacharged ¢ ‘or canals ThAt pass throush 3t 18 all pumped throuxh city dewage farms withi ond wouth of n ot 200 port and « M of wewny No #ewa ™ (triene W few miled to the Verifn. The farm hout 40.000 acres. of v noren ave ed Tn 1o S CATIOTS And The rera Mw"fi R T