Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 13, 1912, Page 8

t FAIR, COLDER, TODAY. FAIR, MODERATE WINDS, TOMORROW. FULL ASSOCIXTED . PRESS nnfiwi@ WHAT IS GOING ON TONIGHT DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS Vaudeville and Metion Pictures al #aditorium Motlen Pictures and Sengs at Breed Theater, —————— . Vandeville and Motlen Pictures at Polt’s Theater 7 “Drlil of Fitin Company, C. A C TAMIELSON OBITUARY. - : = g ! . Mary Shea. s sia " % © T | Opening Session of Norwich District( ukr";ms'w’; % A Ben o, 1496, Order of | Ministerial Ascociation—New Realty | & "C0 €T BGP 500 bivs “ghurch in e ie & Company Incorporated—23-inch lce | Dayville Monday, Rev. Ignatius Kost % 3 —Wireless Experiments—Pipe Freez- i Mrs, Shea's funeral ‘."iab 89038, M. W. A., A ;, with burial in St Jo- Wy Eesen: neery at Dayville. Louis 3 tion jety meets in St e 8 e vas the funeral director. | 5 s A Y7 “lied in Pineville. She | promptly and effectively that it is the one O ¥t i and and seven children. | laxative which gives satis- of A Pipes Freeze While You Wait. % h,.fi and is recommended by R A ik s ° ter pipes have been one of | milions of families who have used it and J until this (Tuesday) es of heusekeeping A Sre = X s Dunicison homes sinco Saturday. | who have personal knowledge of its ex- X SNE The Gevotional servicos. the busin On account of the extreme low tem- ence. ENNGUNCEMENTS B church int . " constant watching o tho | 0 S RO — Monday's meet- ;ply system, inside the cel- onderful » T, b BREED THEATER. with much Inter- | it s haen nocessary to prevent |led lealers to offer imita- “ax est 1 ymen, representttive | freazing and even this vigilance has | msatisactodly. Immense Audiences Throng the Popu- | ¢ ,, ern Connecti owns, | ot Neot many from having their .m act . -n"m" ar the number of lay Lor- | mooiee Froeze ups in the aay time |fore, when buying, to get its beneficial s i . ,. | nave beeny as frequent as they usufiilfi effects, always note the full name of the The prosramme nday's meet-| 10 ¢ 1i¥ht during cold snaps, suci 5 Fath b ' ings and those o be held today foi- | i, T g ere It hes net | Compaiy—California Fig Symup Co: . I proviously been Known. plainly printed on the front of ht 4 ernoon o'clock, de- atherine White, clerk in the kage of the genuine Synp of Figs 3 Al .. 2 80, s office at the local central | S . = Leiigh « in ay - jon of the 8. N. E. T. company and Elixir 3 % : s 1 fie Church of the ODen | js undergone an operation for the re- | Forsale by all leading druggists. Price b o 1€ ev. O, H, Green. i i lief of a felon on her thumb. 50 cents per § « Horte S T rning—9 o'clock, devo- fUTMEM fourth Massachusetts couple o come { - | vion 9.1 usiness; Rev nicipal to Superior Court—A. J. Green al Work Afternoon—32 b Epworth I Gray; groom from Bay State. service Senator Monday for ng of city. H Rev View of the Republican hat siould » aud t should refrain from | H., formerly of Putnam, was a visitor . g J. M. Potter. in town Monda; Tae evening—7.30 o'clock, ser-| Judge Bennett will preside at the n, Rev. C. 1. Van Natter. erm of the superior (}0“!‘{, Azatn s here the first Tues- pisce h Lincoln Day Addresses. e linE umonith. - ~isieg 1 exerc James Jennings of Worcester | Saybrook.—A survey has. recently - " | nigh visited friends in Putnam Monday. |been made for a new telephone line ; C. A ) Mission at St. Mary's. from Saybrook to Middletown. droug seen to as e ‘ | A mission for the French-speaking | Shelton—T. E. Donavan of Shelton Ginos y 3 . | members of St. Mary’s church 1S 10 {50l his favorite stallion at the horse dr e ABg iven next week ‘by visiting mis- | cale in Madison Square Garden. The v - . d X > ury fathers. horse weighed 220 pounds and brought = a Al mbde Uy A Perkins, com-| "yl automobile enthusiasts are | g5os. . B e 0 St fpaugcong trips this week to the Hart- . S 0men George Dean. | . rq aatemobile show. Middletown—City Treasuser James en ruy e 7 Library Grant. |P. Stow of Middletown received bids aer REALTY COMPANY. ‘ B rom St A o wom. | 107 & loan of $25,000, The loan Was : | | it Monday 00 edk of $75 from |@warded to Estabrook & Cu. of Bos- a Recently Inco-jorated, Buys Former 1‘7,; tats treasurer, the money coming | toR at 341 per cent. : 3 Town Hail Site at Dayville. |out of the library grant. Norwalk—Twenty-five liens that s e Killf . Selectmen’s Office Remodeled | were placed on the property of union 5 Building. hatters in South Norwalk eight years ey On March 1 the selectmen’s office, | 860, during the progress of the fam: s € b e veral yoars has been lo- | 0uS union hatters’ case were release which for several years e el i s b ¥ cated in the Union block, will be num 0 $ ‘r‘ to rlhu uu“mgfln i;h':mn}:;’xilig:?gi Bantam.—The places oé lthosehwlm 0 4 aeveafter to be used as a Pal | agiced for more pay and less rs t v ¥ recent ¢ o it a e town | huildi 'Xl'ntr. ".\\*('Iln)!‘i!é “1:21 pcrn\mgl_) were filled m,t;‘he };mTrrfmo? of T S = e - A bl R o e & o by e "~ | new men at e Berkshire Ice com- N hearty an Real. | BSidls to otcupy auarters in the noW | punys piant. About haif of the house s Real- | tewn and city building, Lincoln Night at Grange. Selestmen to Move to Remodeled Mu- Building—Montville Bridge to Bo Decided at Putnam—Appeals New Deputy Sherifi—Another Bride- rge A. Hammend left on New Haven to attend a club of Longdon. of Manchester, N. to Putnam to get married within a few weeks, this to avold the require- ments of a new Bay State law which requires a five days’ notice of intent to wed. All people who want to get married do not want to announce the fact five days ahead, so those come to Connecticut, where there is no time limit or delay for the wedding, gen- erally selecting Putnam, which is not far from Worcester and has a good train service in and out of that city. been filled. roton cccenition of the great services| Torrington—The new building of the SGcnen 15| 1 | o Recornition of the EeR e Lin: | Torrington Electric Light company D from wid- | | + Putnam grange on | Will be ready for occupancy about the ar Noroton company, ) then & - splendid | first of April. The Masonic hall,which would (rm;f mme was given. ;vlll be_lo‘nhme uppel; t:gor 3‘ lk;e 'bm:g. @amage his provert cepted the charter | To Decide Matter of Montville Bridge | gha; "' "¢ one of the finest in QR > eve the 110 hich is capitalized | Yyopdbury O. Rogers, Willis L. Allyn, wsived. | . $2,500 has Dbeen | poth of Norwich, Attorney Charles L.| Ridgefiekd—An anonymous writer = — {Torrey of Putnam, commissioners on | having expressed criticism of the Dan- Monday 1 d one of the plans ion of a which was town hall an the (Tues inam today ¥). TO SUPREME COURT. CHILDREN site ' uilding w maijer of a new road and bridge MontVille, are to hold a meeting in bury hgspital, Rev. R. E. Shortell, rec- tor of St. Mary's church here sends the Danbury News a column letter in commendation of the instituticn and its efficient matren. slavle for both | Appeals from Decisions in Arnold- | Bridgeport—Ben Greet must pay ¢ | entertainment purposes. | et e O e land Co. | Louise Wade Barnes of Springfleld ciure wil dd ich to | i | $64.9¢ for services as the player's ad- y of Dayville, as it will | Yo ithe | vance® agent for a_production of Ben supreme ken in the cases of George E :c_of the bankrupt M nold, i of the state V. & Deposit Co. of Mar; W h ha ;\n(j t7hC s of that Need Sunshine AND Scott’s Emulsion Next to sunshine, nothing health, strength [¢ 2intiff. Seals and Sea Lions Made a Hit, kard, with his troupe o and sea lions delighted at Monday theater. its kind seen one of the hits of several weeks | fall is recovering 't restores I him and vitality like ' BE " irom duty “ Scott’s Emulsi LELE LRI GREENSLIT QUALIFIES. Sibley. ¢ Willimantic Bp BABK Danielson W ; deputy court are ing been filed g er of the su- decision in the Hol- e being favorable to the decision in the other The in Appointed a Deputy Sheriff by Sheriff + and for years ; meeting Windham coun- [ 23 Below Monday—15 Greet players bury last 3 in the common pleas court of Bridge- port. in Norwalk and Dan- Hartford—The postal savings bank | which was opened in Hartford post- | office on October 21 has had 343 depos- itors, of whom 288 remain, and the de- posits on hand up to January 31 amounted to $10,645. The gross re- ceipts for~January were $3,295.30, and there was withdrawn $946. t d | AtFountains & Eisewhere The Original and Genuine MALTED MILK The Food-drink for All Ages. At restaurants, hotels, and fountains. £ Rind a ly 50 ¢ Below Monday—13 appointment 1 'm;élltmrmmz Delicious, invigorating and sustaining. G A ¢ , Sravaiia Moty . Greenslit is the first) peios 2 B ' X 3= B2 em: ff that Willimantic ¥ eep 1t on your sidei at home. UHULH . . YRR el At e tolt Don't travel without it. 3 the mark reached ion is a ‘x.‘ “12’;‘ w;] het; has #qllir.k Tench prepared in a . g }to those in which his duties as a dep- Fscapr » But a Symptom, a Danger Sig- e 0 Sheriff Wil call him. A potition ’;'“;;“";""" r}“fii';;;mmm = On th pond on the 'y Jated in Willimantic in the st nal Which Every Woman o e N s op WOC IR ARY Tra: that all loose rointment to the off To Be Guests at Navy League Dinner. Should Heed. limitation of L the cor- month ha ols in Danielson | brief addresses. ! T he commodity tions I could hardly a quar 6 cents the annual convention and din- e e e s wvy League of the United F fl : e hich Senator G. A. Ham- |8 lf ':f ¥e l{h B e this city will be prescnt next | This Home-Made Cough b: e t 0 get per- e D W ngton, D, C., the follow: e 2 ch the root Ty i gwels distinguished men will be guests: | [ JSyrup Will Surprise You I o Wood- Gen. Hopace Potter, who will preside | & £ < ¢ J. Broughel, recelver for |4t the dinner, ‘Admirals Stops Evem Wheoping Cough Fl -] suffere : e Compeny: 188 ! Morgan Shuster, r Quickly. A Family Supply || at Small Cost. L for | | takes hold o a cough Wstantly, and will | | most etubborn case i e pe cmikes & pint Ame L s edulen as” the | cnough for a whole family. You eouldn’ s victuals enty (o s vanoag (he T borse. ne| by ab much’ o as good seady-mids nout my back Chaimpagr f to 7 cents a quart, and | COUgh yrup for §2.50. 3 in a clothin | the rate was put into effect by various ’,l if c;ne int of granulated sug rt_wm; 8 T Ao el |? T e dealers, bu: other dealers who have | % Ppint of warm water, and stir 2 gand I would have A. R, visited the | not gune into the combine were ready | minutes. Put 23 ounces of Pinex (ffty fi such dragging sensa- | nizn : cents’ worth) in'a o h int bottle, and add e Sugar Syrup. 'his keeps perfectly bearit. Ihad sore- obseryed In th One dealer, who said he was gzoing | and has a pleasant taste—children like r cach side, could not stand tight * e et 10 it independuit, telephoned a local man | it Braces up the appetite and is slightly, o S frveinilar. T WhbSHEa: | 1unils 48 aliernooniihe | wio iuaniity of milk in | laxative, which helps end a cough. o Kk s evopule. 1 m- oliday. i y, und told him | You probably know the medical valus : y run down. On advice I took | Wireless at Dayvile. i to continue to | of pine in treating asthma, bronchitis 1 E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- Street of Dayville, telegra- | the wholesale price— | and other throat troubles, sore lungs, v d am enjoying good health. It office of the French Caple | b CEDLS & auurt. The prospect seems | ete. There is nothing better. Pinex is more than two years and I have that pinos;: ek wlsgig a'| [ DO 10T Mol Uie il in o nfle{gn!t\'flua}lfla concentrated compound > 3 | arutus just south of the | N8 ilkmen call to agree of Norway white pine extract, rich in n ache or pain since. I du_ all s P Lo T : Ll "“ | charge the ral advance of a cent | guaiacol and all the natural healing pine wash: zt?nd e\'erythmgi ' ) s « and he is do- |2 9Uar | elements. IOLbcr preparations will not backache any more. ; zherim - e | worls in this formula. greand and I praise | » : y BAY STATE LAW The prompt resdlis from this inexpen- it i I you think my : ¢ [ Sends Fourth Couple to Put b eisnote G e t will help others m, Wi | end 7 explgins why the iish i . OLLIE WooDALL, M % plan has be often, but never ton's Gap, Kentucky. i g L { Pucces: ¥ if you have the slightest doubt A Ruaiiip ot Shagling SalisHnton g8 that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta- \ money promptly refunded, goes with this sin of W bie Compound will help you, write | to Lydia Mr, secired ought out Prosecuting At- fr license from torney Arthar S, Macdonald, who, act- ing as a justice of the peace, tied the t that mude the young couple hap- and Mrs, Drothers are 2 marriage the recipe, Your draggic has Phiex, or will et it for you. If not. send to Tha nex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. TRERR s no aavertising medium in | Bast rr. Connecticut equal to The Huls letip TGy Dusiness resuits ear, according to a decision | ternoon between at"A. H. Breed's office, 38 West Main St Harriet E. Breed. febi3d FOR SALR, FOR SALE—AIL kinds of weed, deliy- ered in any quantity. John L. Leting- well, Norwlen, Koute . fel. 615-2, WANTED—A colored woman for general housework; must be good cook, no washing or ironing. Appiy between 5 and 7 in the evening. May Morse, 48 Water st. tebizd WANTED _Salesman and collector; will pay salary and commission; best of references_and bond reguired. Apply at Singer Store, 48 Main St o to ¢ . m. , elght wo sets leam harness; two team Wagons; one dump cart; one gasoline engine, Fair- banks make, 5 H. P. Appy Lo John Durr, lies; Conn. febizd . SALE—BAY mare, 16 years old, sound and kind, can be driven by & lady; price $100, ' Wm. K. Ide, Hampton, Coun, febizd Ver, TO RENT. TO RENT—Farm of 200 acres, situ- ated In the town of Preston, six miles from Norwich and ten minutes’ walk from Norwich and Westerly trolley; also a farm of 75 acres in 'town ol Ledyard, about two miles from the Norwich and Westerly trolley. Foi further information, apply to Box 6z, 0ld_ Mystic, Ct. febSThST TO RENT—Nicely furnished connect- ing rooms, centrally located. Apply to Box' 65, Bulletin: Jan2id "~ T0 RENTTenement at No. 21 Fair- mwount St. _Inquire Dr. Higgins. jansd WANTED—To buy a derrick, all com- plete, with mast about feet. and boom about 28 feet long. Write Jones & Pereare, 44 Union St, Wiliimantic, Ct. febl2d WANTED—A middle aged woman to do general housework in the country. Mrs. Barah Armstrong, R. F\ D. No. 1, Yantle, Ct. Teb10d 2,000 RAILWAY, MAIL CLERKS wanted—3$90 month{ Norwich examina- tlons May 4th; common education suffl- clent. “Pull”’ unnecessary. Write for sample questions. Franklin Institute, pt. 35 ocheste! Y. feb2d WANTED—Plump fowls and _chick. ens. " G. A. Bullard, R D. 2. ganzed WANTED—Raw furs, at H A Heeb- Saca aey Thureaky Artite T Benauts ec! WANTED—AIL kinds of raw_ furs bought at Jos. Connors & Sons’, Water Bt every Thursday. A.C. Woodworth. o WANTED—-Piano tualng and repalr- ing. All work guaranteed. A. G. Gordon, 298 Prospect St. City. Tel. 682-2. PRINTING FOR FARMERS—250 noteheads and 250 6% (regular busi- Goss size) envelopes, ngatly printed. for $1.75! 600 each, $3.76.. Send for sampies and prices for any vrinting you are in need of. The Bulletin Ccmpany, Noe- wich, Conn. WANTED. One thousand houstkeepers to see the wonderful Duplexo Vacuum _Cleaner. The fastest and most powerful hand cleaner that is operated by one person. Dor't fall to see it when the_ agent calls. A postal wil bring a demon- stration. Address FREDERICK TYLER, arren St., Norwich, Ct. 2. £eb10STTh 1 ‘Phone 114 WANTED A married man for gentleman's place; Swede or German preferred. Do you want a good German girl for second WOrk or to assist? J. B. LUCAS, Central Bullding. Room 32, febsd FOR SALE—Knabe electrelle plano AL e85 thau half of origimal price. As 80ud as new. Cail and see it or write ior iniormation regarding same. To be sold un reasenabie terms. M. Stein- §ib & Sem¢ Co. Lyrio Llall Blag, New 0 n. OR SALB OR TO LET—Cottage house of six rooms and bath at No. Wasningten Place. Apply to Chas. M. Hutzler, 100 Main Street. feb10d FOR SALE—My millinery and dry §00ds store at Hope Valley; no other millinery store witnin sickness reason for seiling; good piac 10 make money. L M. Kenyon, Hope Valiey, R. I. feb¥a FOR SALE—New milch cows. A. D. Lamb, ¥Franklin, Conn. 1\ tebsd FOR SALE—Young man's Tuxedo c0at, vest and trousers; first cluss con- dition; “been worn but & few times; having outgrown same, owner wishes 1o dispose of it at once; a bargain for someone, Can be seen at The Bulletin Oftice. febsd FOR SALE — Hatching oggs from prime stock now ready. White Fly- mouth Rocks, $6 per 100, $1 per 5. C. Rhode Island Reds, $5 per 100, 75 per 13; seting hens, §1. 1 also have FOR SALE—Ten barrels of cider at $3.30 a barrel. W. D. Thacher, 43 Tan- ner St, Norwich Town. febld FOR SALE—Carriages. and particulars, Main St. For apply ‘at 108 North ‘Amede Chetty. febod FOR SALE—One pair norses weigh- oxen, one palr steers. Inquire of A. Gardner, 15 Oak St, City. Tel. 469- Jjan3ed len, 479 East Main St, Preston. " janZod sleigh. — Price low. Clark Corp'n, Greeneville. jani9d terms ing 2700, 16 years old; also two pair FOR SALEPickerel balt. F. L. AL " FOR SALE—A fine new delivery box Apply Scott and TO RENT—A very comtortabie rooin. centrally located, steam heat and all the conveniences. Inquire at Bulletin Office, Janzd UP TO DATE furnished rooms. Mur- guerite building. Mrs, Lees, 376 Main. oct26d TO RENT—Store at 69 Franklin St possession at once. Inquire at Bulleti thice. octé FURNISHED RU0MS, ol modern o veniences, 38 Unlon St. Telepnone 334. . apried LIGHT MANUFACTURING SPACE TO RENT—With or without power and steam—4,000 square feet floor space. The lightsst, cleanest, airiest ictory floor In Norwich. Apply A. A. Fournier, Troy Steam Laundry Bulld- ln‘ “F‘nnklln St, cor, Chestaut Ave e RENTS The demand for good Some ‘good pullets and hens for sale, |§ Rents is increasing. White “Rocks, KL eds and Tuft We h o ocks, and a few cockerels. Arthur A. jumber Mitchéll, k. F. D. 4, Nerwich, Conn. st e Tel. conn. tebid offer. Ask about them. JAMES L. CASE, 40 Shetucket St, Nerwich, Conn. RENTALS. 30 CLIFF ST. Corner Elm St, flat of 5 rooms, besides slore room, bath, closets, veranda. separate rear entrance, Wocdshed, eic, gas fixtures, hot water, bath, closet, set bowl, stone tubs, etc. $15 mo. Louse, modern resasonable. C. H. Case, Biiss Place. janisd HELP WANTED Wanted at once four girls for general housework, cooks, and man and wife for farm work. Must be competent. No other need apply. Connecticut Free Employment Bureau, Central Bldg, Norwich, Conn. WANTED Cook—Gencral House Girls -an ex- | perienced Waitress, and a young American gil to assist. Room 82, Central Building. J. B. LUCAS, LOST AND FOUND. FOUND—A stray hound came to my with no tag or name plate on Owner can have same by prov- ing same and paying for this “adv. Frank Skinner, So. Canterbury, Conn. R. F. D. No. bI3d LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE 10 CHREDITOR! AT A COURT OF FRODATE HELD &t Norwich, within and for the District of Norwich, on the 12th day of Febru- ary, A. D, reseut—NLELSON J. AYLING, Judge Pstate of Sarah E. Kinney, late of Norwich, in said District, de d. Ordered, That the Administrator cite she creditors of sald deceased to bring in their claims aguinsi said estate sithin six months from this date, by sosting a notice to that effect, to- gether with copy of this order, on the Signpost nearest to the place where aid deccased last dwelt, and in tl same Town, and by publshing th same once In a newspaper having a seturn to_this Court. NELSON J. AYLING Judge The above and foregoing is & true opy of record. 1 Attest: FANNIE C. CHURCH, Clerl NOTICE—All creditors of said de- aged are hereby mnotified to preseri ‘heir claims against said estate to the undersigned at No. 30 Clairemont Ave- nue, Norwich, Conn., within the time limited in the above and foregoing or- der. EDWARD F. KINNEY, Administrator. TAX NOTICE feb13d Notice is hereby given that all taxes in the Town of Sprague are due ayable on the first day o . '1912, and for the p ing said taxes thé T: Town will be at t i the of said d s and Monda and 4th, from 1 o'cl K p. T in sald To h, from 10 o'c D m, and w m. until’ 2 o'cloc Quinn’s _store in the Village of Ve sailles in said Town on Wednesday, March 6th, from 11 o'clock a. m. until 1 o'clock Upor all s which remain unpaid | upon_April 1912, there w ne 1 be due and payable interest at of nine per cent. Dated at Sprague, A. D, 1912 Conn., Feb. 1 JAMES MGUIRE |®ollector of Taxes of the Town Sprague. £eb13T NOTICE The Board of Relief of the Town of Norwich, Conn., will meet in the City iall Building, in said Town, each day, Sundays excepted, from Feb. 1st to Feb. 21ist, from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m., to listen to appeals from the doings of the ssors, and to do any other business proper to be dome at said meetings. 1912, FRANK R. M'LAUGHLIN, EDWARD KIRBY, JAMES W, BLACKBURDN, Board of Relief. We Are Closing Cu! Our Winier Woolens in Tailor- made Suils and Overcoats at $18.00 IT WILL PAY YOU TO STOP AT THE CLOTH SHOP "Phone 591. 327 Main Street. JOSEPH T. DONOVAN. , - Cec28TuThS rculation in said District. and maks | Dated at Norwich, Conn,, Jan. 18th, | v fruit, h verandas, henhouse, cost §. buildings worth $5, $§1,000 down. Includes household shings, farming_tools and poultry. Tryon's Agency, Willimantic, Conn. jan3id sheds, outbuildings, FOR SALE—On Biiss place, nine room iz provements, ample srounds, location disirable, price very SACRIFICE SALE—Pleasantlylocated 73 acre farm, 35 acres excellent plow iand, balance pasture and wood, good 13% miles from R. R. station and r markets, 14 room colonial best condltion ide and in, large barn, painted, new price $3,300— fur- 53 PEARL ST, mear Anm St, upper tenemeni of 8 rooms, vacant for first time in seven years. Improvements are separate steam heater, hot water, bath. closel, gus fixtures for lights and fuel, set tubs, piazza, etc. $18 mo. 26 SCHOOL ST, mear Christ Churen, entire house oI 10 rooms, with-large lot, steam heater, hot water, set tubs, bath and closet, gas fixtures, etc, Part- 1y carpeled. Rent moderate. WHITNEY'S AGENCY 227 Main St, Franklin Square, GOOD PRINTING CHEAP—300 6 envelopes (regular business size). car: tlon done promptly. Send for samples. \ $1,600. will buy a good farm of 135 acres, wood, brook, near village. tunity, E. A. PRENTICE, 'Phone 300. 86 Cliff Street. 28 HOR g00d_ones—some of all small, in pairs and sing] FOR SALE House of vagon house, i v of wood and fruit right if taken at once. W. F. HILL, feb13d 218 Mal st. The Dulleiln Co. Norwich, Conn. with good set of buildings, plenty of timber and a never failing Splendid oppor- Just arrived by express, and they are s, with barn and class repair, 28 m trolley. Can be bought Real Estate and Insurance Other remntals registered \I-Il.'- Jadse rinted in cornei $1.35; 1.000, $1.85; S04, 35.20: 10,000, 310, 500 noleneads’ x9%, printed, $1.35; 1,000, $2; 5.000, $6; 10,000, 31150, ' 560 letterheads, FOR SALE. 83%x11, printed, §1.65; 1,000, $2.7 | $9; 10,000, $17.50; 50v billhes | printed, $150; 1000, A | 10,000, 512 printed, $1.25; 1,000, $1.75; 5,000, 3: 30,000, $10." Printing of every descrip. Fire! Fire! FOR SALE A Complete Fire Department, con- sisting of Hose Wagon, Chemical, Hook and Ladder Truck, and a Hos head all told that vant to sell a : e ‘;,, el r‘j,,; 1 2t | Carriage, These must be sold at ence them, e are two pairs of mules, S o PRI o to make room for autes. biza | Apply to THOS. H. BECKLEY, Street, May Building, Norwich, Conn. $1250 m situated will buy a iv s i rasiroud irom Station, cotid | house of 1 rooms, painted white, green oiinds, in excellent condition, barn v by wagon sued 14 by 20, one hLei- nery 12 by 16, one hemnery 8 by 14, malier ones, one crib 12 by by 14, ‘cranberry bo, x L strawberries, 200 peacn irees, «rd of apple, pear and piui trees, ance of wood, fine shade trees’ in {ront of house, 1% miles to postofiice, 5cn00L and church, NOLr pros- perous factory vilage. Herc is a chance to buy & g0od farm. cheap. Iu- vestigate. In tee quiet village of Carolina R. i FOR SALE 8-room Co No. Avery Street, lot x100, adjoin- of good land on Spring about i property very low price. Rare opportun- ity to acquire a nice home. THOMAS H. BECKLEY, Phones: 724 368-2 i i i | May Building, 278 Main St. | FOR SALE Two Pianos now at the Haile Club. Must be sold at once. Less than half price. Call The Plant-Caddza Co. Main St., Norwich, Conn. For Sale IN NORWICH TOWN An_cight-room house in excel- lent condition, having all modern conveniences, including steam heat and on trolley line. For particulars inquire FRANCIS D. DONAHUE, !§ Central Building, Norwich, Conn. STORAGE Space for Furniture and Commodities Dr.i. W. HOLMS, Dentisi Ghannon Bullding Annex. Room: A, Telephions k. — \ | )| 1 offer a Gy acre farm, well divided into Pasture, mowing and woodland, abun- dance of fruit, neat cottage house, large parn 49Xty Crib, hennery and smoke Bouse. This place is only % mile (o the village, where employment cun be turnished to & whole family. 31300 takes it. Transportation free in auto, Send for Wilcox's Farm Bulletin (chotca of 406) WILLIAM A. WILCOX, Real Csvate Broker No. 41 West_Broaa St, Rooms 1 and 2, Weaterlr. R. A 'Phone connection. | nov2ia Peck’s Real Estats Agency FARMS A SPECIALTY 132 Spring Strest, Willimantic, Conn, Seashore Land For Sals res of high I situate oa dam road overlooking the n from Point Judith on ¢ east to Montauk on the west. Only ites’ Tide from Westerly station, .N.H & H. R. R FRANK W. COY. Long Distance Telephone. ¢ High Sireet, Westerly, R. Gecild L 1912 ARRIVAL Wall Papers Large assortment of new and beau- tiful patterns. Prices to suit. "We solicit i 31 Willow Street MUNEY LOAvew on Diamonds, Waiches, Jews ana Securitles of any kind n‘gi Lowest Raies of Inierest. An oif estabilsbed firm to deal with lh‘.l‘i:‘_rnhzli 1872, THE COL RAL LOAN | 2 Main Street, Upncaires® . RS S 1 SIGN PAINTING Reasonable in price, promptly dene, by J. W, MALLETT. $0 Market Street. Telephone 70§-2 Chairman Fire Committee, 278 Main | | the event, in which the principal gov- | where they can reside or take their The Fan@ S{udios, ' FOETRY THE BOOSTER! The booster boosts. You bet your fife! His town comes first, And then his wife. He boosis and boosts With words and cheer And words of praise - He starcs things here, The booster boosts. . He makes things grow! The working man Now has a show; The hammer sings And business hums. The booster hoosts And success comes. The booster hoosts, List to his song! As on life's way He sprints along. His open hand, His faith and gmile Add much to make This world worth while. —Ida Cleora Ball, in Leslie’s Weekly. SHE WALKS IN BEAUTY, LIKE THE NIGHT. She walks ir. beauty, like the night OFf cloudless climes and starr: And all that's best of dark and brl Meet in her aspect and her_eyes. Thus mellow'd to that tender Hght Which Hezven to gaudy day denies. One shade the more, one ray the 1 Had_half impaired the namel grace Which waves in every, raven tress Or softly lightens her face, Where thoughts serencly sweet express Eow purc, how dear thelr dwelling place. And on that cheek and o'er that brow, 80 soft, 50 calm, yet elequent, The smiles that win, the tints thay elow, - But tell of days in goodness spent— A mind at peace with a1l below, A heart whose love is fnnocent. ~—Lord Byron VIEWS AND VARIETIES Clever Sayings i s your father improving? “I thin¥ s0. His temver seems to be getting worse."—Detroit Free Press. “My dear, how often do you I oft_smoking?” “Well, fully as often as 1 start in again."—Judge. The queen was in the kitchen eating bread and honey. “We can't afford butter,” - she explained.—New York Sun. “I hear she married bemeath her” “No?" “Fact. Her husband plays miserable game of bridge.”—Louisville Courier-Journal. Marks—So you think Miss Bloom is both pretty and intellectual? Huh! You can't make anyone believe that. Parks—Can't 17 1 made her belleve it. ~—Tit-Bits. illieus—Why do you insist upom shaking hands with every man you meet? Cynicuis—That leaves him with only one hand free to pick my pocket, —Philadelphia Record, Marks—I don't see how you can be happy and contented in 8o small a flat? Parks—That's just the secret of jt— there’s no room for, my wife's relatives. —Boston Transcript. 1l that rank ingratitude.” “What now?” “After I teach that girl to skate she goes to another fellow for a post- | graduate course."—Washington Herald “In Chapter 1 he shoots at her flve times, Ain't that grand?’ “Tes; but them novels are misleading.,, Mayme, There ain't no earnest love like that in real life."—Kansas City Journal. Old Gentleman—Which one of my daughters do you wish to marry! Young Man—Oh, just let them fight 1t out among themselves, gir, and I'll take the one that puts up the poorest fight. —Puck. “Do you think equal suffrage is any rer than it was five years ago?’ es, much nearer. 1 have just heard of a man of character and intelllgence who has decided to become a candidate for the legislature."—Chicago Record- Herald. Pat fell from a ladder, but caught on a wire, to which he clung for a minule or two, and then dropped. “What mads u let g0 asked a man who ran te hig help. was -afraid it would break,” said Pat—Ram's Horn. You should take an ice cold plunge morning,” said the phvs(‘L‘IA“ i, doctor, I have insomnia.” “The ., cold piunge will help to cure you." Ko, o 1 tie: awake all night | dreading it."—Washington Star. MUCH iN LITTLE | During 1910-11 28,000 new | motor cars were resistered 'in t he ! United Kingdom, of which 18,00 wer¢ of Britisi manufa ture | vards ifice to keep the ali hundred of leaf » would ‘or one man, but the leaves of § moderate size present a sur many hundred square yards. Lucy Page Ciuston, founder and lent of the Anti-Cigarette leagug omed policewomar n mow arrest anj been commiss ruits easily find their way intg \ markets, Recently & copsignment of plums from that state was shipped to Dinfermline, arriving in splendid condition. The lot was sold in less than a week. X 16 horsapower motor street sweep- er is being built for Leeds by a local rm. It is of steel and the construc- n was taken up following some tests of applying gasoline motors to the or- dinary street sweeping machines, One of the results of present politi- cal changes in China has been an im- inereage in imports of cheviots, | tweeds, serges-and other woolen goods, uting from. the increased use of | foreign clothing by Chinese in the open | vorts of the county. | 1t is believed that the Orfental per- | simmon, cailed the kaki, will soon be { come popular as a fruit in this coun- u Last year Japan produced 194,000 s of it. In india there are 500 kinds angos, anc they are to be brought er t help out our peach A lto crop. a The Taihoku Seito Kaisha, the only sugar company in North Formosa, cel- ebraged (e completion of its 500 ton | mill witn éluborate ceremonies on De>. 17, a spectal amphitheater and banquet hall having been erected for ernment officials p ticipated. A lodge to provide accommodations for girp and women earning their own living ind having no convenient place meals is being_established in Leeds. There are over 30 such in England and Wales. The one at Birmingham in 1910 had beds occupled 12,761 times | en. l ama furnished 11,857 dinners at 12 nts each Lo working girls and wom- n. frne ro with which statistics ape collected by the Association of Erman Iron and Stee! Producers s’ association fis just ¢ hlc to iwsie the figures of tie production of pig fron in De- cember, and aiso for the whole of 1911, According to the return, the output in. December reached the record monthly total of 1.377,637 metric tons, as co pared with 1,307,084 tons in the corre- sponding_month-in 1910, and 1,213,596 tons in November, 111" ¢