Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 20, 1912, Page 8

What Is Going On Tonlght, m-utu in nm-mr Hall, Lodg in Nd Fellow! Unlon. No. 137, U. mau In nn;lea m Norwich Camp, . 90, Wi of W, in Bl look. Plumberg’ Union meets in Carpenters’ Hall Annex. Buckingham Lodge, No. 30, I entry. ANNOUNCEMENTS Miss M, A Adles will be in Nors #ich all this week. adv, Bee the ladies’ oxfords In black and mfl Frank A. Blll ofters teday at The insurance agency confucted Ners for the last 16 vears by the late . E. Whitnoy has been sold to Will- «m B. Young, Jr, who will continue represent the same companies which 4Ar. Whitney had. See adv. EVERYBODY WEARING FLOWERS FROM REUTER’S Crowds Attend Opening of Flower Shop on Main Street. Besmingly all of Norwich with an eve for the bemutiful m flowers at- tended the opening of Reuter's Flowet shop at No, 140 Main street on Bat: urday and by night there were fow on the street who were not wearing one of the lovely roses or carnations that had been given away to mark the opening of the new store. From end to end of the opening day, Manager H. S, eRogers reported that it had been most successtul, and sev- eral thousand flowers had been given away to the admiring crowds that vigited the store. From 7 o'clock in the morning until 10 at night there was scarcely a let-up and at times the store was crowded full out through the doorway with a line extending out on the sidewalk and into the street. Compliments came from all sides up- on the attractive and inviting appear- ance which the store presented and the quality of the flowers shown. To all the ladies who visited the store roses were presented, with car- mations In all colors for the men. The beavtiful cut roses that were given away were the loveliest and newest of thefr kind. They included the Madame Chatenay, an exqulsite pink rose with curled petals, pink Killarneys, the Mrs. Taft, a_delicate shell pink, the Mrs. Aaron Ward, a rich yellow, the Lady Hillingdon, a light yellow, and the Richmond, which is a rich red. In the two windows were shown a mas of blooms, arranged with artistio effeet, pink ramblers and the Madame Chate- nay holding the places of honor in the east window with red roses and a large basket of lilies with light lavender gauze ribbon arranged in the west window. On males aleo the opening day for the Reuter store recorded a record to be proud of, with & run on geraniums as one of its features, This new store is to be in charge of H. 8. Rogers, a florist of Boston and New York experience, who will be manager for Reuter & Son of West- erly, It makes the fourth store con- ducted by the firm, tht others being In Westerly, New London and Boston. For all of the stores the plant at West- erly, where they have a quarter of a sup- plles everything that is needed, In the Norwich store a complete stock will be kept on hand at all times, so that it will not be nece: =my to order sts’ corre- spondence agency it can deliver flow- ers to all parts of the United States or Burope, Everything that is found million square feet under gla ahead, and through the flo: in the florist stores of the largest cit- fes will be found at the Norwich store and special attention will be given to wedding decorations and floral de- slgning Vincent Gardner, who has gained practieal experience at the plant at Westerly, Is to be clerk at the store, Manager Rogers is now preparing for his Memorial day trade, intending to specialize In southern magnolia wreaths, BREED THEATER, “A Road Agent's Love," Thrilling Western Drama, with G. M. Ander- son. nay productions, entitled Agent's Love, is the feature at the Breed today, and in it, as leading man, 18 G. M. Anderson, the favorite delin- eator of western characters in every ity where motion pictures are known. The plot is a very complicated one, and involves a number of cowboys who are all in love with pretty littie May Parker, the pride of tne tern town, Her father gets into financial straits, and the landlord, also holder of the »se upon wauld have done #o, if May | appea He becomes en and at the f sent agreea to marry him, (o the home Bhe has | favorite, however, and writes elling of the sac- rifice « o make, and the reasor ywi to her, he is a no- toriou for whose capture there = offered amounting to a posse together, and eriff makes the capture, heart-broken to find the bandit ther than her lover, who had ep her a fictitious name. She ricads with the sheriff to release him the bandit refuses to he released. lay takes the money, but promises to walt untll her Jover is out of jail, then to marry the man of her choice, FEATURE WEEK AT THE AUDI. TORIUM, For this week the Auditorium is of- fering some Mefeatures in hoth the vau nd picture lines. There is a spe feature film every day this week, and all of them headin Billy Newkirk 5 are the vaudeville top liners for the first three days, and they should prove exceptionally populuar, This clever trio have been the stars of Stair and Havlin's “School Days” company throughout the past season, and they bring to vaudeville the latest ideas in singing and dancing fresh from musi- cal comedy. Marou, a new importation from across the water, will appear in his original comedy noveity, This act has just arrived and Norwlich ls one of tha first cities to get It The Franklyns, Dick and ielen, of- fer mirth, melody end snappy nction in thelr comedy singing and talking sct, The Drummer and the Show Glyl, All the new song hits of New York are introduced, and ths wardrobe und ability of this act I8 rated the best, Special scenery carried, What are now nelnvwiedged in be the best fims in the world, the fameas 161-Rison 1wy-resl fediuyes, gre shown mluulwh at the Auditerium, and the negasent takes great plrasure i '-Mulchm \he fifth of the seriee for [, ille aad Motlon Pletured bt ures and Gongs ab Breed s gl e un»tmmnm m ot '.l‘udc Iul’lnl in Tows orwich, No. 4889, L. O. ¥, No, 11, 1. O O, I, mests snd J. gt A, o u xl(x.\ c-rqentcrn‘oHnfi . O, G meeu in Third Baptist Church HORWIGH. OONI\I. MONDAY, MAY a, 1912 ' DANIELSON to Leave Dayville Mill Providence were and Mrs. J; C held, good, a trolley car Im Springfield Friday, had many friends in Danml;@n, whers he often’ visited. few ys Wi in town. Mrs. Leonmard Ja will_have the mentbers of the Ladies’ Reading cirele at her home for a meeting this (Mon- day) alternoon, 5 Bill, and Mrs, Bill Saturday.: On Furlough frem Noroton. George 1. Henr with the soldier: Work for Masons at Plainfield. facturing company. R. A. M. Souvenirs, special coinage were i those sttending the.100th M. To Cost $2,200. It is understood that the new church to be erected by the Pente- costal denomination on Academy stres is to cost about $2.200. Work on tho building completed by September 1. The new church will make a total of seven in Danielson, Lawn Fete. turday afternosn from o'clock, Miss Amelia Hutching of the Congregational Sunday scho held a lawn church. Fane: ticl home-made candy, ade, The affair was successful, At Club’s Outing. noon. The: the field n a ers, with talk about the sp found, Fire Loss Settled. afternoon to adjust a dispute « connection with a fire that damage the household goods of Mrs. Peto on a night in I‘\.brndl\ claim was settled for § was issued through a local agency. 2 a Th ing. Machinery that has recently arriv formerly occ Engine ¢ Thi ied by the Americ: mpany at Industrial place. number of new oper: company ha ing locating her ago. Pomona's Silver Anniversary. Quinebaug Pomona will antly in for production : than a prang a A large attenda The papers to is antici read at e ture, sure to prove of intes ganization. Two Gettysburg Survivors. Local G, A. R. men are expr male done ation,” as h: for the return battletfield of G g in Mly, 19 A. H. Arming Postmaster C., A son are two Danie eat strugg! were with watteries that 1vuw ir in hard fighting. Wildwood Opening May Plans for the temporary o Wildweod park on Memorial day -a much the same as in former years It is expected that one of the feat baseball game between Da Putnam ms, neither in a les belle of Da which E. I son. Service at Neighborhood House. Rev. Clarence H. Barber, ”, [ both Ll-m]\l\n vice held at the at the home of Allen hill Sunday All(Y‘Hl‘th Alleged Cider Sales. There is Leaves Dayville for Maine. Robert ¢ of the Henderson, superinter awaga woolen compa connection with t 1. Mr. and Mrs. move to Madison Me, @ thriller om fans, horses, are used in the pre | t to finis TS and two of the Wild V the road. (Note—1 Okla., outright.) this Wednesday-Thursday ing part is played by X Gibson, a survivor the scenes of the of the wreck, erfully dinary! POLI'S BROADWAY THEATER, day's program be of an i theater ha hend of the Casey brothers hish order, 1iis od 0t tn ughers will be 3 und 10 conts, w slamps. DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS ibrngh Muuns Find Work at Plain- fi awn Festival—Twd kocal Burvivers of Gettysburg=Rumored OClder Sales—Supt. R. G: Henderson Mr, and Mrs. Bertram Brabble of tests Sunday of Mr: Mrs. Barle J\ Young of New Haven 18 visiting Mr. and Mrs. ¥. B: Bit- Martin Richmann, whe was killed by Themas Lambert of Lowell, formerly of Danielson, has been spending & Jdohn G. Bill of Willimantie was a tor with his hrether, Judge A: &. whe is cemnected home at Neroton, is spending a vacation of a menth in town. Mr. Henry formerly lived here. Local masens are finding employ- ment st Plainfield on dwellings being constructed for the Plainfield Manu- Bouvenirs in the form of pennies of ihuted to ANDIVOTSary celebration of Warren chapter, R, A. An unusual amount of attention was being given lots In local cemeteries by persons desiring that fons look the hest on Memo- structure is to commence in a short time and it is hoped to have the to § )1 arty in front of the s made by the young girls were sold; also flowers, and lemon- Members of the Art club have plan- ned an outing for Wednesday after- will take a car at 4.10, going to some point near the Dayviile four corners, thence for a walk through earch for spring flow- imens Appraisers representing the interest- ed parties were at Moosup Saturday m in The polizy Connecticut Mills Company. Expand- A here is being put in place for the Con- necticut Mills company in the plant n Oil is machinery will soon be in use, giving employment to a considerable ives. The mill No, 2, 1 its silver anniversary ses- sion with Brooklyn grange on Satur- meeting will be of an historical na- t to tas members of the steadily growing or- ing a wish that Connecticut get in line dnd gue this year. W, ille will operate his concesslons at the lake again thls sea- ive to Sunday cider s nity of Danielson. 1f cider 1d and men and boys are getting drunk from drinking it, some one may poss breaking~the law, plant at Dayvville, is to conclude his company on June Henderson are to | Miss Florence H. Danielson of Dan- today and tomorrow, The Post Teleg- rapher. This is a mi Im of fron- tier fort life In the pioneer days, and More | wboys uction of the 101- Bison films than you will see in any WS NOwW on n company has purchased the 101 ranch at Bliss, Don’'t miss Saved from the Titanic, The lead- s Dorothy urn are pow- extraor- d cireutt, The In new du- ot anpd antiphonal einging, Singlng duced 1his week, The added feature ponizat will he Bell and Hall, fameus sco comedians, who e, sine i op clever manner, The the sames, fa Heo* Gold flelson is the .af her stst Dandelson; a %fl:fi tfirxgh. of Mrs: Charies } 1 Local Amateurs e ielson—Ministers to Hampton—@ity €lean-Up to Start Today—Death of Mrs. Mary kuby: Harold §: Corbin of Worcester spent Sunday at his home i Putnami: Attorney M. H: Ueissler has been ed as adutifiistrator of the estate Bllen Beaudry. 0 Harold Gilpatrie was in Boston Saturday. Mrs, Benjamin Chaffee is confined to her home by iliness. : torney Arthur 8. Macdonald was a visitor in Bostor Saturday. * Miss Gertrude Perry and Mrs: F: L Daniels were leaders of the ¥: 8. €. B. tneeting Sunday evening. John €, Bendeau of New Bedford was a_visttor with relatlves in Putnam ever Sunday. Leuls Petrossi of Hartford was in tewn BSatwrday on s business trip New Gells This Week: Tt is expeeted that the steel eells will be put in -positien in the police de- partment of the municipal nilding this weelk, Main 8treet is torn wp by the sewer eontractors, The installation of pipes in the business section will be nearly finished by the end of this WeeK: Present Play in Danielson. The ¥rench play La Voleuse @ Enfant was presented in Danielson Saturéay evening by the east of local amateurs that recently successfully preduced the play in this city, No sattempt has been made here to organize the textile workers and it was stated Saturday that there was prob- ably nothing in the recent announce- ment that such action was to be taken by ersanizers of the I W. W. To Meet in Hampton. The annual meeting of the Windbam Asscciation of Ministers and Churches is to be held at Hampton on Tuesday, May 28. Double Header for 30th. * An effort is being mmade to arrange two basaball games for Memorial Gay between Dayville and Putnam teams, the morning gzame to be played fn this city, the afterneon game at Wikdwood park. It was said Saturdag that the games would probably be played. Decision for Defendant. A decision faverable to the defend- ant has been rendered by Justice Jar- vis T, Hall of Woodstock in the case wn Brothers of Woodstock vs. nport of Pomfret, the action { one in which the plaintifis sought the sale of real estate. Atiorney S. B Har v of Willimantic represented the plaintiffs, Attorney M. H. Geissler of this city the defendant. OBITUARY. Mrs. Mary Luby. on Live ceased is survived by ome son, John, of this city, and by two grandchildren, John and Marie, both of Putnam. Un- dertaker Louis E. Kennedy of Dani son took charge of the body, removing in towns in this section for many years. Feast for C. H. Group. ists held an annual banquet Saturday full init wctory by all the feasters. he menu was as follows: Roast pig- 1e Deoconed Love apples, la S——? Perrie p ery, just pl radis asparagus a la Harold C., smashed po- tatoes tie, oiled onions, o cream with sawdust, extraordinary ex- cellence, Thom banquet. Clean-Up Week Begins Today. If all the preparation and effort and work of good will count. for anything, Ge that it w set a mark for future ) commenced in Putnam this (Monday) ng Up"” is the metto for the week, some big results before the cam- want to sce Putnam a clean city beau- tiful to turn out and lend a hand. C. E. Union Meeting. deavor society meet- ational church \un- 1v evening held special appeal for interest . K. . Q. ere pres ent from the jonal being s Ruth Bartlett. Special and a programme were arrang- the meeting. om, the proc: by Mi ed for April Expenses. The v ning the cit lov Light and Pow court cfficers § 510 mpany 7 Local Note meeting of St. held on Thursday this weck at the home of Mrs. } Whipple, on Walnut street the Con- meeting o from Dan- | l 1 JA‘?DlNES ENGINE RIDE. Results in Suits for $4,000 Brought by Putnam Family Against Road. &S E inst the New" York, W Haven & Hartford Railroad Co, all the uotgrowth of Ralph I Jardine's ld exploit in running away with a locomotive on the night of January & have been brought in superior court at Worcester by counsel for Michael Connor, Mrs. Hannah Connor, Ellen Connor gnd Mary Connor, all of Put- nam, alleged damages o injurles they Aggregat claim they driven by and the Connor services, sues for 10ss of his wif A Dark Horse, Governor Ha n ought to make a pretly good dark horse himeelf, julg- upen hls chances “of pamination-— Omuha Bee, ADVERTISEMENTS under the heading of “WANTED; FOR SALE or TO RENT" are inserted at the rate of 5¢ per line, six words to the line FOR_SALE. lmn Sfl 5—30.000 At Backus H’Dsflft m—A flat of six mice large anonu bw& house, a or 'pnowe I3§-I3; Ledar nmlg!es arurm—A Airt for genu‘r:l Eouse wotk; no wasking br troning at_this Gefice: WANTED—F0 b With modern fmprovements; g00d_locality; aboul five mingtes watk tram_troliey: Wauregan tHouse: F(ln SALE—] T0_MENT—Fhe properiy at 24 Oneco 8L bouse contains 1z rooms and bat eam heal and elecftic Ughts, For further informa~ W M‘l. N. A Bingham, 168§ Harttord; Comn: ond fwoor, C"uu}anng :, aumbh, mr nhv. o1~ Brow. 8! &.NJJ&Y)‘&& St n‘on su.s—b:hca pair of oxen; goo Felix Garcexu; Bhta mayisd WAN’!‘LB—Yotmg man from 18 to 20 years okl with hgh school education in tire bookkeeping fepartment of a large manufscturing concern. 5god_pemman: and feterenges: v06, New Britain, ( PASTUVRE—One Lebanon, well fenced and watered, Repr 30 head Scveral yearsi Wil 't 45 COWS, pew mrilch and nrmgqrs; New car just ar Ayrshires and -4, Wilimantic DIV m. O. addréss, B: B Shar ranitin, Ct. HORSE, buggy, Hafm and bhflk' efs, leit here tor sale, all in good shape, Horso weighs H50; 3 ; ss; 4l a4 Very low price, rm.tysxvr_/ across from armory: s\n S e boardimg house, 14 rooms, wnturnished, to rent al Wood- men Farm, Garaner lake; | portunity for "tire right parti Phe Woodmen nea;n-y Co, sr.b St, New Rochobre, N: Y. ey S 'm RENT — Fornivhed apar| Bge kgcmm also gas or rangé, hundred acres Pendleton, xanh o OR SALE—&n upTight Mitter mo, Ingutre of V\mu:y, Pamter, 31 Broadway ( next to George DPavis Come ‘any evening: ben SALE—A minfature victoria, marcon Luxmm o ho Rl;é:d nstan, %6 RENT_Sroom ries bmun m. Emquire at work in stock A .;d&re"i @ / Hetin Office; WANPED Marricd ive part time to & t4 make pin meney, manent ¥f desiralide: W INE—For 3% munths, Aeldrc = ka e kst house st bebanom te¥y al Firrmrshed thbigs) whi make, Wrbte frigac party: W | Gomt: Cumtortadie - % Efi*@m Lower tenement of Brawtord, §evn- ey b — Automobile I make a speeiaity of enkme)— ing autemobiie lamps and Horns, nothing bul the hest of eanme). COBts 4¥6 PUL on and each coat is baked On, thus Wsuring you of work th WeAF and give siristaction. set, memém,r.— 5o lamps and b FOR SAidi—Great Dane JEXC TRpS, Box: t/,e-pp, t Stromg § (:vurt write > f'(yn ‘u,h-—E‘:yreaa mess in bm or Wit ex- Red baby M}mme u }11- Boswed Ave: MpgefL 168 Breadway society or soheol FOR SALE_All Kinds of ferillizers and hay seed At & low price. Greeme- ville Grain G6. " For SALk Lamch lunch ¥oom, sousup; Conn; tion and good WANTED—Competent girl for gem- oral Bousework. 136 Bread Bt. Farage, &Dl’!flfly o I one-story brick buriaing, soxs, ve WANTED A man to Go sooond Work n & paint ;:b«p :u.vo &guod SeEORE vvuy io_propare worl ar. troticy 8L, Netwion, Cumn. BEACH commotious sa‘e to Fent rer b wmler, 3 Unior St, New LoRdon, WANTED —Four or five gmm w;»{ven Join L. Ross & son, Englo- ness reasom for & remwme, investigate. WANTED At ones, and a seamstress in_an institwtion for Address superintendent, 616 Klm Bt, New MHaven, Conn. WANTED —Four or 1ive collon weay- ers; aiso frame spipners and doifers. APPlY to Quinick-Windsam iz, Co. Wiilkimantic, Cons. 144 WANTED Two clean-cut 7o to sl oods in N. i. ed; paid weekiy. FOR SALKE — Intormational § b, o enging 4nd a DICKS ensilags swer al & hargain if s V\rnw W, D. Snodeker, &b&p twe caretak REWE 36 Ok St oot rooms and _path. OF [ dames by Cwsey 49 Shetucker T Fenoment 30 Hobart Av hte, pper flat, 6 or | roums, Wal, clepl, SURRY, plessant, newl Foom, | g FARES. RO¥SE OF wwmmh i Abshind, HM( Ave, Do v Ay id tag: S Onee. | seyeny Inqurts of x-'ou SALE Al kinds of vmm modern §) Greonnouses, near Bt. Mary's Cometery, Adso pead Lorms Lo Gecorate graves. 6XPOnSes advance €. W. Chase, Monde- PASTURABE—I-I; Flich horse pas- ville House, 299 Main 8t. Call Saturday, ture; a limited number, §§ month per horse; cows pastured at $L.35 meonth; both mswres Spring waiered; ready M. The Clairemont Karm, maylsd o nn'r)"te.emem of Amm ;m HRproyvements, at 40 &lll Ste Apply at !Zr auregan mu}, e J. Townsend as a © o premises. B0 RENT-—RoC w0, ing care of hor Kinley Ave. WOman CIMpELeRt Co0k; ing charge in absence ol vwher, dress W., care builetin, WANTED—AL cows and garden. apabie of tak- antic, &,oun. R SALE — Lare y barn and bakery, ; an excellent business, A bargain Write Room 2, to recover part of a commission from two-tensment | O which is '.Y; nuzpz [ é shwle&' store, Mylr to wn: 0 RENT—Nine-room cottage Backus Hospital, a with some experience plain ironing and work on mangle, if saken at once. ray Biulg., Wilimantic, Ct -umd FOR SALE ADgora Box »i, R. ¥. D. 4, cuy. VOR SALE—Rooming house business. )lfl Enumrt Fraucis Donobue, Central Blig. WANTED —You are wanted for gov- ernment position; $30 month; thousands of appointments coming. tor list ol positions- upen. s P., Rochester, N. Y. Send postal Mary Luby, 72, died at her home street Saturday morning after an illness of three days. The de- TFOR SALE0. L C. pigs, eight weeks | Frubkiin Square. Appl y Dr. Lo old, thercughbreds, ed, none | Jones. flhfl. Great FPlain. Tel 1“. better in the country. Ludlew Farm, .\onb swnusan. B ¥. D6 Nor'k;h, WANTED—Work care for luwns. Apply to Taftville, CL. IF YOU WANT to $3,000 a year, TO RENT—SuUnDy upper tenciment at 121 Eroad Bi, sx rooms, SALE—Qasoline launch, “Wata- | tubs, ighis and %5 feet long, G Loof beam, 11 | quird at 23 Grove St. City: horse 2 cyl. engine, bargaln for some- | ——————— ' lAzpdpy o Amos E. Wheeler, to earn from A e a course in de- signing at the Norwich School for De- signing of Mer's and Boys' Private insiructions. Position secured. For full particulars, inquire at 40 Ma- ple Grove Ave. WANTED—Books, zemphlets, pictures, maps, old newspapers, manu- ts, etc. Large libraries or small packages bought. Write to G. W, Blanchticld, 43 Ein. St, Hartford, Cona. ti to Danielson, in which place funeral eervices are to be held. Mrs. Luby, a native of Ireland, has been a resident TO BRENT—One medern wnvemnus at 120 Inguire at 132 Breadway. SACRIFICK SALE—P] 3 85 uu”t low 73 acre farm, 3 acres excellent pl land, balance pasture and wood, geod | 5even rooms ard bati, in | fruit, 1% miles from R. R. station and village, Dear markets, 14 T0om col house witn \emm | outside and in, .ar;a benhouse, cost $36 buildings werth $1.000 Gown. — Includes househotd fwr- nisbings, farming 100ls Tryon's Agency, Wi 'l.‘ brick honlt opposite courthouse. Quiet location s central part of city. A jolly partyeknown to their friends A, Gilberi. Enquire 137 Mats Jaarid as the C. H. group of modern scient- TO RENT—Tencment at No. 21 "fi- mount St Inquire Dr. Higgins. UP TO DATRE furnishea nwm Mar- guerite building. Mrs. Lees, 376 Main. painied, new s oucouildings, evening, only those having undersgone Ty s being permitted to attend. Roast piglet was the basis for dinuer that was voted supremely sat- TWANTED _Piano tuning and repalr- ing. All work guaranteed, A G, Gordon, 98 Prospect St, City. FARMERS 250 noteheads and 250 6% (regular busi- ness size) envelopes, neatly printed. fvr $1.75; 500 each, 52 and prlces for any vrinting you are in The Bulletia Cempany, Noc- T® RENT —Store at 6 Franklin SL; GOOD PRINTING a pou-dn at ence. lInquire at Bulletin CHEAP—00 enveio (s ular bfl! sine t a la Wright cum, doctored sauce, ' T e stomachers les, canned cel- es, jalked olives, nples L MR AT . ¥ e re LIGHT MANUFACTURING SPAGE 5 TO RENT—With or wiikiout power e s, | and steamn—4,000 squire space. The lightsst, actory floor In Norwich. Mrnwr, Troy Steam Latndry Buid. Franklin St, cer, Chestaut Ave prlnkel'i $135 hxll. prm;ed. 'L‘l, 1,000, $2.71 cleanest, airleat d Apply A A 3: §12 per week. NASONVILLE WOOLJ Woonsocket, R. 1. WANTED Farm Help, General Housework Girlg, a Second Girl and/Melp for Seashore Earle prepared the vr:med $1.3 on done vl’ompfly Send for sampies. be Lulletin Co. Norwich. Co FOR SALE fmall Farm, 10 minutes’ walk from en trolley line, sisting of six-reom house, henhouses, b7 acres ciear land, For Rent The desirable house of % rooms with all improvements, situated cormer of 'earl and Ann Streets. and there is little doubt in this case a clean-up week that will ears will be FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. . Central Bldg. WEAVERS AND SPINNERS LD WOOLEN Jentral Village, CASE FOR YOUR FARM Several good farms E. A. PRENTICE, rybody’s Doin' Tit, Doing what? 86 Cliff St Clean City leaguers are looking FOR SALE. paign 18 ended. The workers have done acres of land, about 12 their part, and it is new up to all who 200 cords wood stand- lun'rull-d with small cnhdply- What $1,500 Will Buy at iy o Watch Hill An 8 room cottage and a 4 room cot- tage all furnished complete in good shape and situated on the HBathing beach at Watch Hill, ten years at $25 per year which is cheaper than owning it. minute walk to Trolley on Granolithic walk. Investigate. Several cottages at Pleasant View for sale and to let. $950 will buy a 60 acre farm, plenty of wood ‘and well watered. Inquire FRANCIS D, DONOHUE, Central Building, Nerwich, Cona. Fruit farms and farms with lake f Send particulars t TRYON'S AGENCY, Willimantic, Conn. 1 "x the young )K*uph‘ The land leased for Only a five FOR SALE Brick Block containing three Farms Wanted I have a big demand for farms in i i ¢ me at once des- . farm fully and what you | WIII eIl it for. An exceptionally good quick buyer. For full particulars inquire of v items of expense in run- | il were as fol- W 5, Putnam ON, Country Propérty. | New London, Conn, | WANTED Cuuh;, General lHouse and Tab. 232 State Street. Send for Wilcox's Farm Bulletin, (Choice of 400) WILLIAM A. WILCOX Real Estate Broke No. 41 West Broad St., Rooms 1 snd 2. ‘Phone connection. Westerty, R. L RENTS We have some excellent teme- AT THOMAS H. BECKLEY, May Building, \'_“// FOR SALE ~ of 9 F>oms, steam ! eciric lights and ¢; River "venue. Will | be sold cheap on easy terms. N. TARRANT & CO. 117 Main Street, City. SALE HORSES A nice lot of good :s for all kinds of work They must be sold Guild is rnoon” of J. B. LUCAS, Itoom 32, Central Building. EGES MIVE EGGS 000 dozen fresh eggs. | L. O. Williams was at H.H\ford Sat- Pay highest ca THE ALLEN-BEEMAN CO, 33-41 Commerce St. ments to offer. Come and look at FOR SALE. JAMES L. CASE, 40 Shetucket St, Nerwich, Conn. Peck’s Real Estat: Ageacy FARMS A SPECIALTY Wifiimantic, Comn, A T s 132 Spring Streat, Seashore Land For Sais cres of high lanc situate on roud overiokin Atlantlc ocean from Point Judith on ilie east to Montauk on the west. Only 3 minutes ride from Westerly station, Kitchen range, when the engino ions state macadam thoroughbred Tndian 2 1 F. 0. CUNNINGHAM. ny 23, 1912, at 10 a, m., Kenyon, on the road be- and Willimantle, about l‘..ANK w. Cfl'. Distance Telephone, tween Norw Westerly, R, I ffirming tools, LOST AND FOUND. STORAGE heusehold rurnnu and wlaseware, some , Sale next fair day, MRS, JA KENYON, North Franklin, Ct. ing from the puble cloud that palls ;'rm‘kery;‘rln Thursday afternoon, please leave ‘at Bulle- tin Office and recelve reward. . “our ov.-mx—. “ PWEEE g:. Mot rare true, :rlw With memories, bitter and the cup.of, love v, B B e g Beciruse tie hist are you? Would. ,xou have been the first fair youth? the one who e e ol‘ tove with truth? or wom You have been the light, Nght That, lulltd the years 2 Qzfl ‘Then put h{ the wp or away— Your pro m lt ‘-oula be the Sp Love, e Cip co e Brknk m Sy 10¥ me close Cu'; ; —Virginta Ktime, in Ainsiee’s. u o a fortow 'rne y mn'n'"r:,';;m_ I were H-m' MB’! Hé’w"';‘}:;;&' v:’r&- Beart, e "Na,inurvu w"._... gwnrmnamm" !xyrea She—Yeou sen papa, Genr, Abomt ur-m-ge. t Gor't ARtlon s Eramseript, 16 going fo s replied the M;-mf&?-n- ank yow, m,mmm sion, they drm'l agres Fliegende ®I “Here's a despateh abont a mam who tried to chelie Bix landiady t» death and got off with a small fme” “Must Bave been tried By a jury of Boarders Cut ft down to 75 wosds and put a one-Hne head over it Tribune, Recently a leiter of fntroduetion was banded by an actor to A manager which deseribed the presenter as an actor of mmeh nd eonrimded “He plays Maecbeth, Hamnlet, Shylocik and billierds. ke plays - lards best"-—Argomaut. An old gentleman who had just fin ished shaving himself suid to his MRiia grandson: “Come .:, Charfe, and T'll shave you, 100.” “You m-« me, grondpa,” repited the boy, * ‘cmuse my whiskers are net ripe yet."—Den- ver Republican. The Doctor—Hark! Whence thoms cries of agony? The Lawywr They come from the office of the demSisi Last week fhe chfzopodist operated on the dentist, agreeing to take hia W] out in trade; and now the demtist is taking it out.—fatire. THE KALEIDOSCOPE The matriages in Engiand st year averaged 10 to 1,008 population. Dr. Putnam of Boston advises par- entg to permit thelr chifidren to go barefooted fn summer. Keelung, the prindpal port in north Vmfluhmm-.br the Taiwen Gas c . This makes the third city to both gas and electfldlybrlkhthcm ’rv.mwflqrnfleslm-“u the German navy by the programme of 1912, bringing the iotal to 40, which ix made up of ome grand sdmiral, five admirals, 14 vice mmu-—r admirals. At the end of 1510 there were 66 registered trade wmlons fn the United w-flh-mfipd*n compare with a membership of 211,091 in 156 umions in 1280. A mew comservatory of music is about to be established at Montreal by the Columbian Conservatory of Muslc, which already has conservatories at Toronto, Winnipeg, Vancouver, Vieto ria, Calgary, Edmonton and Saska- toon.: - The people of Shuntak and Heung- shan districis are wide aw. and pro. gressive, and have come the in. finence of a large number of Chinese returned from abroad. There are prob &bly no richer districte agriculturally in Chins. The first co-operative store, or work - men'’s distributive mh(!, in the Mar- seille consular district was founded at Nimes in 1878 by M. Faber, a retired manufacturer, who had been in his youth a disciple of Fourfer and a member of the Familistere at Guise. | The principal fruits marketed in | Japan are persimmons, mikan (man- darins or Japanese oranges), pears, | apples, peaches, grapes, strawberries, | apricots, watermelons, melons, fgs, | loquats, walnuts, chestnuts, bananax ‘and pineapples. [xcept bananas and | pineapples, all of these frults are grown in Japan. Remedial and preventive legislation intended to protect the general public from the evils arising out of & cemsa- tion of work by any considerable por. tion of the population is embodied in a bill that has been introduced in the Argentine congress and whose main iskues, it s believed, will be accepted with Jittle modification, Received Carnegie Medal. Migs Anne Hoffman of New Hartford has received the silver medal awarded her son, William M. Holhn-n. by the Carnegie hero commission for the at- tempt=made to save the life of little Willie Hotchkiss on January 23, 1911 when hoth Hoffman and the hoy were drowned In the lcy, waters of t Farmington river ‘hetvean the village end Pine Meadow,