Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 28, 1912, Page 8

e e FAIR, WARMER, SHOWERS TONIGHT OR TOMORROW: ~What Is Going On Tonight, & Vaudeville and Motion Plctures at .‘l'l ;:‘%fi:mru end Songs at Breed r. tion Pictures and Illustrated Bongs rker’s Poll Theater, Drill of Firth Compauny, O, A G, O ., at Armory. N hetoket Lodge, % ets in Odd_Feliows' Hail Norwicn Nest, = No. 1396, 0, 0. O, meets In Owls' Hall, Wauregan Lodge, No. 6, K. ot Pa meets in Pythlan Hail cond Division, A. O. H, m ernian Hull Court Quinebuug, No. 138, T. of A, mgets in Foresters’ Hall orwich Council, No. 720, R A, Meets in Buckingham Memorial Norwich Busine: #t Buckingham Memorial. 27, L O O, I, ANNOUNCEMENTS Recent motoreycle sales & A Pendjoton, Jr.: Cleophas Gaumond, Tagtiille, 4 b. p. Indian; L. R. Young, h. p. Excelsior and side car; Robert Maciarland, Central Village, B%11 § h. p. machinc i BREED THEATER. #Under Mexican Skies,” a Brilliant Essanay Story with G. M. Andersen and Superb Cast This silent dtama is one of the fam- bus _Essanay productions, for which the Breed i noted, and contains among the otHer very prominent names the mame of G. M. Anderson, the extreme- ¥ popular western character actor. The plot tells of a half breed M ©an who is forcing his attentions upon the pretty school teacher who repulses his actions, but one day he reaches her mcheol just as the pupils are dis- missed and again renews his atten- tlons, which are only stopped by the &irl, who holds the crucifix aloft, and the Mexican flees in terror. The girl's father sees her at emotion, and wpon fixing the cause is furious, and, organizing a posse of cowbovs, quickly Jeaves for the Mexican's house. The Mexican escapes only through the in- tervention of the girl, who, hearing of the affalr, dashes to the sh: and gissds for the life of the culprit, A | Tew weeks later a young easterner ar- rives and beg: be his bride. She refuses, and for re- venge lures her to the Mexican' and is about to force her into mar- Tlage, when the Mexican returns, and, hearing the disturbance, bursts into the the tle teacher to room and forces the easterner from the place with the at of death, and re- turns the girl to father out of gratitude for her saving his life The progra includes some of the Biog: v comedy and shows ®B animal picture that is a scream. Another army picture figures on the Bill, with handsome scenery and thrill- ing action POLI'S BROADWAY THEATER. he hig two-reel feature, “Lady Audley's Secret,” shown today on Wil undoubted be the latest picture in the and is one of inten dramatic port in ‘which Sir Robert Audley, while a good apd honorable man, has no social ambitions, and aft- @r a time Lady Audley’s life becomes monotonous, so she devises a scheme which she believes will be of advan- tage to her. While her husband is | away from home on a long trip, she | plans to become suddenly i1l and die; this is s ssful, and enables her to appear under another name. She next ensnares a wealthy nobleman, Sir Mi- chael, and at last sces her dream about to be realized When Sir Robert re- turns he penetrates her disguise and threatens to expose the ruse. She, fail- ing to parsuade him to keep silent, de- termines st him out of the way forever. Vor this purpose an old weil in the abbey court grounds is used; there Sir Robert is supp: fallen to his death. Her secret, however, f8 whispered d to have sbout by a villager. Sir Michael's mon denounces her, but his father is completely infatuated and therefore gives no credence to the rumor and orders bis son from his home, Through & chain of circumstances Lady Audley succeeds in ge or_enemies under one roof—a quaint Haere the despera destroy them a ld Fnglish inn. @ creature plans to The dread ery of fire Tings out on the still village air—and heroic rescues a save her victims from & horrible death. Confronted by them on tho threshold of the castle, just as she fancied all avidence against er had been consigned to the flames, | Lady Audley collapses and insanity smarciful oses the portals of her distorted mind Three otk be shown and Tom Casey, tenor, will appear. Tonight will be the last am- ateur performance and a splendld ar- yay of talent has heen assembled to mark the occasion as one of the best. Prices same. ATLANTIC BLAUGAS CO. Headquarte: Harris as Manager. Monday the Atlantic Blangas com- pany, headguarters in New York city, opened their new store in the Lambert building, No. ple inspected their display of lighting fixtures, cookers, gas plate and hot water heater using blaugas, laugas is 4 compressed Bas, dls- tilled from gas oil, sold in steel hottles, each botle containing approximately 20 pounds Blaugas can be nused for lighting, heating, cooking, weiding and for all purposes for which ordinary city gas 1s usable Owing (0 the ease with which it can De transported. it is especially usefil in_coumiry districts which haye not had the advant supply Biaugas gives a steady soft light, and owing 1o the purity of the gas the mantle does not blacken or deterio- Tate. In charge of the local store is J. L. Harris. The company now has in op. erstion four branch stores, and is soon %o open another in Trenton, N, Borough Friends Who Met Dr. Robin- son Saturday Shocked to Hear of His Death on Monday—Member of a Number of Local Organizations. Word was recefved here Monday momnine of the death of Dr, M. W Robineon, resident physician at Piteh's Boldlers’ home at Noroton Helghts, from heart trouble, Dr. Robinson was in town Saturday with his daughter, Mise Annie May Robinson, and son, Ralph Robinson, cailing on friends, and he was at that time seemingly in good health. Dr. Robinson was born in Lebanon and was 73 years of age, He was a veteran of the civil war and Was a surgeon in his regimen:, e resided in this town for a term of years and practiced medicine until he Tecelved the appeintment at the Sol. Qlers' home, e was a juember of Waooster Iodge, ¥, and A, M, Oljyer S RaiRess Jodsx, o, o1, K, of P A. Tainter post, No, 9, ¢, A, R Colehsster grange, (lolohester Juige, No, 39, A, O, I, W, all of this He % survivad by hls dsughter, fl:‘!‘.—. May Hobjuson of Mpcuton, and son, Raiph Nobinson of New Has ’-l.l‘ H, Baldwin of Xew Haven was " - Getabell poinened v Walhers: ond. Palmer's on Elm-|now hold the fort at this naval gta- tion. \ But $21.626.12 has been spent on this property in 44 vears for repairs ow reperts the wood Helghts, and Artemus F. e calling on friends in Tur- nerville Sunday. Defeated Willimantic Nine., team of the thelr opponents on Willimantic, been abandoned for naval purposes so far as the secretary of the navy can do so without legislative action. ter congress refused s legislation to abandon it. of maintenance of bagatelle as com- pared with the expense which the see- of the navy And why dismantle it s Boys' club had a was done so Young Clippers defeated them by the score of 12 to 8 atting order: 2b, O'Connell rf, Weitzman 3b, Slavkin ss, zinsk If, Levine cf, Porter 1b, Black- on is a the following station is a Colehestor—Holhes There’s a way to tell the genuine— look in the hem for the name *‘ Kayser.” {t is in mantling it. Would Be Without'Coaling Station. defenses of N , Donovan c, ADVERTISEMENTS s , 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. Scifort If, Rivers 1b, Ben- ew London harbor. no coaling station west to Brooklyn. therefor your protectio Mon's Assoclation i your pre “Kayser” Gloves cost no more WANTED—Karn 510 weekly address- until you get CAPAN ot homes There Is no coaling sta- tion east until you get to Narragan- nd Rapids, Mich. FOR SALE—Bont 26 feet long, 43 b, p. engino in_good order, all equipped. Soid cheap. KEnQuire at 63 Water St. may8d Struck out, by Innenbur; Heard About Town. event of war than_the ““ordinary kind”’ and are worth double in quality, it P would rendezvous at New London har- air sized dairy farm. which can float the navies of the Must be & good FOR SALE—Ten Chester White pigs, two sheats, C.C. Clark, Yantic R. D, 2, | Tel. z44-6. may 25d ! . iker and feeder and thoroughly of Hartford was at tand farm work. Must push and energy and of go chance for a first class man. flo other wanted These eastern supplied from New London. and value, and every pair contains— A Guarantee that ess by letter, from’ former and but two miles e Address Box 90, ca antie Monday. ton was in Salem Sunday alue of this station. tegy was on- t is all that his proposi- ciate the sir: It has been =aid that str Iy common sense and th be applied to t We ought to profit somewhat by xperience during the Spanish war. a ““new pair free”” if the “itips” wear 11 of Willetts ave- lon, b8 spending a week t the home of her brot convalescing caused from a GOOD FARM WANTED 50-100 acres, t ater preferred, Send description. Quick Don’t accept the "just as good " kind. | Look in the hem for the name °‘ Kayser,” mark of the genuine. Short Silk Gloves 2, Bulletin Office, Norwich. may25d JOARD WANTED by young man in ite family in Plainfield. References Address X., B bruise on his knee. of Rockville ion to the nav of Willlmantic caller Monday. nson of New tucket, R. . P ANTED—A boy was a Colehe: successfully. at the Western FOR SALB—Good all around horse, weight 1150, price § one weight 100, price $65. 16 Mokinley Ave. may28d EGGS FOR HATOHING—Baby chicks and ducks, White Wyandottes, R. I Reds, Memmeth White Pekins a few pullets, Florence J. Browning, Plain Hili, Nevwich. E. D, 3. aprafus FOR SALE—L000 new Viotor rec- ords, $-inch 19 cents, 10-inch $5 cents, 13-ch 50 cents, Come early for best selection. Hill's Novelty Shop, 06 Frankiin St. may27d FOR SALE—As I am going out of the horse business, I ofer for sale three nice farm horses. Call at J. C. Haf- ner's, Norwich Town. mayZid &0o., 76¢., $1.00, $1.25 unsound as a military $1.50 Connecticut always has to burdens of the national defense. this tract of land is Only one * ANTED—Weaver part of the . Commerce St. $1.50, $2.00 here Monday CONGRESSMAN HIGGINS SAVES NAVAL STATION. patriotism and She seeks at all times federal gov- Jutias Kayser & Co. improvements; FOR SALE -Meat and grocery oash business 31600 & month, price $1,500. 205 Hamcock St., Springtleld, Mass, mayaid FOR SALE—Auto expross business in successful operation three years. Owner has out of town business and must sell, Price $900. Address Box 469, New London, Ct may27d ernment and not to defy it, but this proposed action 1s so unwarranted by any test that you may it is se founded upon injustice, that its | Plan To Abandon It Dropped After His Wauregan House. Speech in The House. hoose to apply, \NTED—Four or five good weavers John L. Ross & Son, Ei n page seven.) the mere abollshment of what uninformed choose to call a useless naval I this is proposed under the guise ppointment is in of the proposi- If it i deemed as not being es- establishment, VANTED Two o fully equipped and the navy offi- an-cut young men i.; expenses advanc- C. W. Chase, Monde- 205 Main St. Call Saturday. * ed; paid weekiy in zood condition. of economy, impressive sermon on Pentecost by Benediction crament brought the: beauti- ful ceremony to a close. i Occum Cubs Defeated. grounds the B. A, C. team defeated the O —You are wanted for gov. n; $80 month; thousand: > A Send postal | baby carriage, in 004 condition. For Franklin | perticulars, apply at Bulletin Office. ernment positi appointments ' coming, of positions open. e, Dept. 35 P., Rochester, N. Y. | is station as a neces- ¥ to you that d may God forbid it, that in the hur- Ty of urgent and vital necessity a coal- ing station near this point, and the very {it at a critical time will expose Long establishment. 1 will review what they WANTED—Work | Tattville, Ct. in_ nursery, an appreciation FOR SALBSampson_ 1500 pound truck, used as demomstrator one year. Recently equipped with new set tires and paint. Bargain for quick sale. One Columbia’ four ~ passenger, tore door | touring car, A1 condition and fully | equipped; cost $3,000; first $600 takes it. imperiai Garage, Norwica, Conn. mayiid ¥OR SALE—Good paying milk route in Greeneville and Norwicn. Apply to Milkman, Buljetin Office. may2id FOR SALE—Cheap, folding willow d FOR SALE OR RENT—Camp at may or to | Browning's Beach, on Thames river, 309, owned by Willlam 'H. Palmer and Judge iner Greene. may2id as 2 close one, the Occum team working h time it seemed as if they The Polo grounds have | improved, a new back- stop being placed there and also & new scoreboard. These were put up by the Baltic Mills company. Rosebuds Won. On_the Depot Hill grounds Saturday the Young Rosebuds Young Cubs by the score of 25-1. ‘ournier and Marshall I8 YOU WANT to earn from $1,250 take a course in de- signing at the Norwich School for De- | ner Lake; $50 each, 100xi00. Terms to Clothes. | suit. The Wooumen Healty Co. 85 Position secured. | Church 8t., New Rocuelle, N. Y. maylsd | 1sland sound to invasion with conse- U not want to con- Expenditures Small. nces that I to $3,000 a year, signing of Men's and Private inetructions. For full particulars, inquire at 40 Ma- | ple Grove Ave. WANTED—Books, pictures, maps, old newspapers, manu- llbrarles or Write to G. W, Blanchfield, 43 Eln. St, Hartford, Conn. POLITICAL LASSITUDE IN WESTERLY, last fiscal ¥ for coal, water | tur | horse; ;2 ’ (Continued from Page Six.) | both pestures spring watered; ready city‘of New York is | trategic point and af- David Sunderland, Co I, 1st John Surber, Co B, 9th' R I Morion B, Sweet, Co C, 42d Teg, and other small WANTED Planc tuning and repair- ing. All work guaranteed A. G. Gordon, 98 Prospect St. City. FOR ~ FARMERS—250 noteheads and 250 6% (regular busi- batteries were: for the Young Rosebuds, Parkinson for the Cubs. Personal Items. McGuire of Hartford was father, James Me- John H. Tanner, Co G, recommendation of the coal which Rear Admiral Charles vas president, buildings for ,000 tons are now in vior, C W, Co H, 26th C. V. Francis W, Co. B, 9th R. L r, Co. G, 3d R. J. Avery, Co 1, 1st R. George A ,Co. Taylor, Pet the guest of hi , on Sunday. Frank Treckman of Rockville has re- turned home. $1.75; 500 each, $2.70.. Send and prices for any printing you are in The Bulletin Ccmpany, Nor- wich, Conn. 1900 Secretary Long said ear a modern coal Thurston, B ¥ W SALE Bungalow plots _and camping sites at Wodmen Farm, Gard- TO RENT. FOR RENT—For July and August, new nicely furmished bungalow at Pleasant View, R, I heving five sloep- ing rooms, ii¥ing room, dining room, kifchen, bath, hot and cold water, elec ply P. O. Box 545, Westerly, R, 1, may3sd lovaligs. ly at this effice. wprisrutid tric lights, firepltice and large porch. Ocean bathing. Remt reasonable. Ap- TO RENT—Furpisbed or unfurnished rooms with board, an ldeal piace for London. One on the shore, contains fivy has grass piot, shade tre near by. No. 159 State St., New London, Ct. mayZ2sd T LIT—Summer cottages near New rooms, “well furnished, inc. six cots; , garden, rowbeat, and a few good Reighbors Season $160. J. M. Graves, JJ. Reilly, or 'phone 238- entry, Ct: mayzod 85 Church Bt, New Rechelle, N. Y. mayisd “Union St Enquire at 36 Otis St. may18d. FOR RENT—A flat of six nice large rooms, brick house, a pleasant ioca- Yon, hear lake and trolley, - Apply J. 0. Cov- FOR RONT Summer boarding house, 14 rooms, unfurnished, to rent at Wood- men Farm, Gurdner 'Lake; finest op- porturity for the right parties. Write at once to The Woedmen Reaity Co., ~TO RENT_Six-room tenement, 81 binder, 10§ Brosdway. maylsd TO RENT—Lower tenement of four rooms. Enqguire of J, Bradford, Book- society or school. Poll's Theater, may1sd FOR RENT—Large hall, suitable for St., Norwich, Conn. mayl0d Wheeler, 2 Union B, New London. may10d TO RENT— e, centrally located, one-story brick bullding, 30xs0, or part of same, for ome, two oOr three autos. {inquire of George P. Madden, 243 Main CRESOENT BEACH commodious col- tage to rent for ihe season. J. L. L8 SR , e 3 JUDGE NOT, g, S Ju:tz n?t';.’!hl of the nd of fils What jookn o i a fl*» Iu God's pure lght A seag browsht frig wi eld, Where . wouldst anly faint and vield. n.filn;,ahu![ the air. tyat frets :ly heny, T Lo inferpal Bery.foe, Whose glance would soeseh thy smiling And cixt tiiee shuddering on thy face) The fall thou darest to despise— Maybe the angel's siackened hand Has suffered it, that he may rise ohd take u firmer, @ i T, trosting less (0 ea , May hencetorth learn to Use hin wings. And judgoe none lost; hut wait and ses, With hopeful pity, nas disdain; The depth of the abyss may be he measure of the helght of pain Apd Jove and glory thatmay This soul to God in after dmys! ~—Adglaide Anne Proctot, ———— GUARDIAN ANGHL. ny Hopeless, and aweary of the world, T vowed That 1 \'mll’(l end my struggles ia a8 stant; Fevere 1. and slcepless, T dia rafl &8 Forget(ul of the blame that dwelt s me, Of prayer I Wil mo thought. Them 1 seomed to hear a volce calling my name; I seemed to see a face smiling most 4 tenderly. Calmed by that volee and face, long years Released from earthly toll and strite. I mlept. 1 dreamed that as of old I knelt in childish prayer before my Mother: In simple faith and love looked up to ot ; Contronting, fearless, Life's Great Mystery. Thus 1 awoke, to know ‘twas but & dream That now i faced the Battiefieid of Life. I rose, iriesolute; then I, who had mot knelt Since Inf: ncy, fell on my knees and prayed. With stréngth to struggle I arose agaln, Knowing 1" had not lost my chilaisn alth, The simple faith my Mother gave to me. —Edward Porter. TO RENT Tencment 40 Hobart Ave., modern upper fiat, § or 7 rooms, cen- tral, clean, sunny, pleasant, newly ren- ovated, new baik room,’ gas range. Barn for horse or automobils Lf desired. Enquire Mrs. Vers, 58 Hobart Ave, be- tween 10 and 2, or 7 40 § p. m. may4d Kinley Ave. TO RENT—Rocms. Apply at §2 Mc- aprizd PASTURAGE—In [lich horse pas- a limited number, §6 month per cows pastured at $1.75 month; May 20th. The Clairemont Farm, Yantic, Conn. maylsd | _FOR SALE_atigora goats. Address | Box 57, R ¥. D. 4, City. maylld Shields. aprizd TO RENT—Nine-room oottage hous: all modern improvements, 35 Boswel 1167-2. apriid TO RENP—The store No. 35 Broad- way, next to the Wauregan Hotel, and now' occupied by W. J. Townsend as a grocery store. Apply to Willlam H. Ave. Apply at 42 Boswell Ave. Tel OR SALE _Rooming house business. Enquire Francis Donokue, Central Bldg. maysd OR SALE—O. L C. pigs, elght weeks old, thoroughbreds, registered, none better in the country. Ludlow Fari North Stenington. R. F. D. 5, Norw. . Button. - apr2id condition, five minutes’ walk Jones, Kast Great Plain. Tel 736, marzid TO JEENT_Bight-room bouss, gook rom Frankin Square. Apply Dr. D. L HUMOR OF THE DAY Napper—Did Smithf inperit bis mon- ey or make it? Snapper-—~Neither. He s & corporation lawyer.—Judge. “Was ghe much agitated when you proposed ?” . “Yes, indeed, she was. Siw swallowed her gum.”—Pittsburg Post. Post—Do you think the day will come when there will be no coal left on earth? Parker—Wel, it won't be our cook's fault if it doesn't.—Life, “Do you think s im- proving?' “It appeargeto be” replis Mr. Dustin Stax. “It resembles hp-.‘ en to the extent of being hard for & rich man to enter.”—Washington Star. “He certainly is deserving of t credit” “Well, h Fhe He has i TO RENTOne six-room flat, all modern conveniences, at 120 Broadway, Inquire at 132 Broadway. maribd L2aRIV.: ructed of granite completed at located conveniently for al to and from Newman P, wood, Wm J, Co G, Utter, Albert, Asst. ncent, Joseph V Cav.; Weeden, Amos C, 1st R. L ; West, Francis 8, Co B, 1st R I Whaley, John P, Co E, Wilbur, William H. surgeon 1st R 1 Cov, Wilcox, Thaac Herman J, 1 Troop A, 7th Squad R. I. Cav’ York, Isaac F. Troop A, 1st R. L Cav.; 7th’ Reg. C. CASH FOR YOUR FARM Several good farms wanted at once good bargains. Fruit farms and farms with lake front- age preferred TRYON'S AGENCY, Willimantic, Conn. WANTED Cooks, General Second Girl, the transporation of o , Troop A, 1st . WIFE'S HEALTH RESTORED | Husband Declared Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Would Re- store Her Health, And It Did. Ashland, Ky. — “Four years ago 1 rerything the matter coal conveying apparatus has heen imstalled, the pier being strengthened as neces- During the past several other this station bly on the facilities contemplated to is station, in order ssels coaled add coal pocket St." Michael Co. G, §th C Cemetery—] Edward Barry, Bat- | Thomas Connors, | William Con- James Crowley, John Crowley, Co. Thomas Crow- | John Dolan, Co. Michael Donthue, Co. Patrick Dougherty, | Housework Girls, a Man and Wife for Farm Work, and Two Men for Out of Town location in- defenses of the port enders this coal depot of time of war. Co. H, 15th Reg, | 834x11, ‘printed, $1. y, Co F, 21st much importance in FREE EMPLOYME M. J. COSCORAN, Supt. Cemtral Bldg. | WANTED Help for the Shore and Summer Re- sorts, Cooks, General Hou Maine Vols. has been much used by 116,000, 31v.” Printing of e rate capacity the pier for seemed to have ev ; Wm. Doyle, Co G, 8th b sh, Co. A, 12th R. L | ay, D, 69th N. Y. V3 Co H, th R. L V.; Tth R.'L V.; Bernard Halpin, Co. G, 5th C. V ist R. L L. A.; Thomas “o. H, 7th R. I. V.; John Kel- ; Peter Mahan, Co. John A. Marr, Co. Michael McGowan, | Patrick McKen- | Michael McVelgh, Co. | ; Erastus D. Miner, Co. Michael Morrise e and Tabls | | maleand kidneytrou- ble and was so bad off d hardly rest day or night. T doc- q tored with A best doctors in town and took many kinds of medicine but noth- ing did any good un- til I tried your won- derful remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege- My husband said it and small craft necessity of rais ¢ plant every | may8d Room 32, Central Building. ances for stor- were the first of improvement templated in the near fu- | Higzins, Co. F, LEGAL NOTICES. , Co K, 12th R. L TO CREDITORS, i A COURT oOF class pictures will | t A, 12th R. I V.; 1t this station has | much service to the fleet dur- | ; for the month of number of ships | Presen(—NELSON J. state of Charles dministratrix cite eased to bring Ordered, That the A ihe creditors of eaid dec in cheir claims against sald estate with- x months from ohn_T. Murphy, Co. H, rick Murphy, Battery H, | table Compound. would restore my health end it has.”— Mrs. MAY WYATT, Ashland, Ky. There are probably hundreds of thou- sands of women in the United States le new coal pockets have been found very useful for coaling torpedo ft. Some {mprove- appliances of this depot, for which has be D, 26th C. V.; John D'Conners, Co. G, Cornelius O'Connor, Co. ( Patrick O'Neill, Battery A.; John Roche, mes Turner, oC. B, 4th R.| wilh a copy of this order, o) Here Opened with J, L. | deceased last dwelt, and 2own, und by publi in a newspaper having & said District, NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. The above and foregoing in tne same the same on rculation in and make return to thia plated In the fu who have been bene old remedy, which was produced from roots and herbs over t] & woman to relieve woman Read WhatAnother |~ Cemden, N. J.—“T had female trou- ble and a serious displacement and was unabletodomy My doctors told me I never could operation, but The capacity of d by this famous storing coal ard Welsh, Ca. St. Michael's New Cometery—Thom- | Co. H, 3d R. L Cov.; 11th C, V.: 9th R. L V. rty years ago by s combustion s about 7,000 s due to the fact st inside the outer 6 Main street, and in | the afternoon and evening many peo- | oman says: NIE C. CHURCH, [& ant, Co. B, 8th R. L V. Pierce Hill—George P. Nugent, Co. this station has NOTICE—AIL service during the past s or extensive repairs tired and discor River Bend Cemetery. o time limited in be cured without en thanks to Lydia E.Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound I am cured of that affliction | and have recommended one of my friends with =—Mrs. ELLA JOHNSTON, 324 Vine St. It you want special advice write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medieine Co. (confie dential) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by & woman and held in strict confidences The Cloth Shop ITfigih ?radde .| SUITS Morton for the year 1904 n commenced it to more than e best resulis. -~ MAYOR'S OFF City of Norwich, Connecticut. i.; John S, Poland, Brig. Gen. Sonaparte report Water stor- mtil now | s of a gas | St. Michael’s Cemetery. to warn the sent secrotary Co. M, 3d Conn. Vols aholishment James D. Nevi! Town Hall & VOTING DisT « stated purpose. well as secre- . reported in favor St. Michael's New Cemstery. Cornelius Bransfield, Capt. {IRD VOTING DISTRICT SIXTH VOTING DISTRICT, Conn. Vols.; John F. Casey, Co. 3, %d St Samuel Cliristy, : Roger Lynch, U. aure of office fn_ that ON MONDAY, huse, trangEpo; by ballot a mayor, o18. FOR SPRING AND SUMMER. 2000 distinct patterns. JOSEPH T. DONOVAN, 59 327 Main Strest. érmen, four of equipment Stonington Recently Buiit Barracks. ther, and this during William Chadwick, Co. recommends that acks wiihin " BALTIC Feast of Pentecost and Ciosing of the Novena to the Holy Ghost Observed ~Recent Ball Games, | meeting heid on (i tted o the meeting MONEY LOANED on Diamonds, and Securities of any kind at tne Lowest Rates of Interest. An oid ¢stablished firm to deal with. “(Established 1872, THE COLLATERAL LOAN €O, and had been and in addi- ars, were repaired, for jts action Also 10 Jay a_tax on the el established, ling station wa penses of said City upon the estimates priations authorized It was generally the hest uhle o judge (hat an ldeal location 1o fix the compe ation of the coill s inavine {raining xex mada hy be presented Tresh waier LOST AND FOUND, driven from Anyhody kuowing I herehy eeriily 1, Norwich, G L and with ne redsen ees arning dive it Pirin ehid TIMOTHY, A Sheviff of the City 1038 mass. small if relurned 19 Bul ot Norwioh, Taiy way fellowed by 8 mest of Norwich, Eundsy evsuios, $616r 8 low. dsss 5 15 E SALE—Pleasantly located 3 acre farm, o scres excellent plow land, balance pasture and wood, good fruit, 1% miles from R. R. station and village, tiear markets, 14 room colonial house witn verandas, best conditien outside and in, large barn, painted, new henhouse, cost $365, sheds, vutbulldings, buHfllnsu worth $5,000; pric $3,300— $1,000 down. Inciudes neusehoid fur- nishings, farming tools and poultry. ‘Iryon’s Agency, Willimaatic, Conn. Jan3id GOOD PRINTING UHEAP—500 6 envelopes (reguiar business siwe), car printed in corner, 31.35; 1,009, 5,000, $5.50; 10,000, $10. 6x9%, printed, $1.35; 1,000, $2; 5,000, 36; 10,000, $11.60. ' 500 letterheads, ; 1,000, $2.70; 5,000, $9; 10,000, $17.50; 50 billheads, 7x8%, printed, $150; 1,000, $3: 5,000, $6.60 10,000, '$12.56; 500 statements, 5%x8%, printéd” $1.257 1,000, $1.76; 5,000, 35.20; 'y descrip: tion done promptly. Send for samples The iulletin Co.. Norwich Conn. . $1.8: FOR SALE. Kitchen Range, with waterfront and connection; first class democrat wagon in fine order; Indian Runner duck eggs, $2 for 12; De Laval Separators, all sizes; Viscol, best oil for harness and shoes. opposite courthouse, St 8. A Glibert. mardd ..TO RENT—No. 8§ Unlog St Flat seven rooms and bath, In brick house u ulet location in central part of city. Bnquire 137 Main guerite bulding. Mrs. Lees, 376 Main. oct26d ~ FOR SALE 1 House in Norwich Town, above Backus Hospital on trol- ley line, large lot, can be made a beautiful place with a mod- erate outlay, price low. FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, Central Building, Norwich, Conn. R . FOR SALE Brick Block containing three flats centrally located. Well rented. An exceptionally good investment for quick buyer. For full particulars inquire of THOMAS H. BECKLEY, May Building, Phenes: 724 272 Main St. 368-2 FOR SALE |Cottz~~ of 9 I >oms, s'o electric lights and --c2 plumb- - |ing, at 24 River *yvenue. Will * | be sold cheap on easy terms. N. TARRANT & CO. 117 Main S*zct, City. | Peck's Real Estat: Agency FARMS A SPECIALTY 132 Spring Streat, ~ Wiliimaalls, Conn, SALE HORSES ‘ or exchunged, 2 ELMER K, PIERSON, Tel, 1135, o mayisd They are hers, A nice lot of good iness horses foy all kinds of work, Come and sme them, They must be sold Fournier, Troy Steam Lasndry Build. ing, Franklin St, cor. Chestaut Ava Je24d FOR SALE. Watch Hill walk. Investigate. for sale and to let. about it Send for Wilcox’s Farm Bulletin, (Choice of 400) WILLIAM A. WILCOX Real Estate Broker, 'Phone connection. Westerly, R. L RENTS We have some excellent tene- ments to offer. the list, Come and look at JAMES L. OASE, 40 Shetucket St, Norwich, Conn, Seashore Land For Sale N.Y.N. H & H R R FRANK W. COY. Long_Distance Telephona, 6 Hign Street, Westerly, R. L decild UP TO DATE furnished rooms. Mar- TO RENT—Store at 69 Frankiin St; possession at once. Inquire at Bullstid thice. octéd LIGHT MANUFACTURING SPAGE TO RENT—With or wiihout power and steam—4,000 square feet floor 500" noteneads. Bpace. The lightest, cleanest, airiest | factory flvor in Norwich. Apply A. A. What $1,500 Will Buy at An 8 room cottage and a 4 room ocot- tage all furnished complete in good shape and situated on the Bathing beach at Watch Hill, land leased for ten years at $25 per year which is | cheaper than owning it. Only a five | that minute walk to Trolley on Granolithic | wais: Several cottages at Pleasant View $950 will buy a 60 acre farm, plenty of wood and well watered. Inquire Forty acres of high lani situate on | state macadam road overlJoking the |appoin Atlantic ocean from Point Judith on | the east to Montauk on the west. Only 25 minutes’ ride from Weste:ly station, months, “Authors don't live in garrets any more.” “No: the elevators come too handy for the balliffs. The ground floor “offers the quick getaway."—At- lanta Constitution. Mre. Blase —Who was this man Wash- ington, anyway? Mre. Highupp Sdime horridly un-American person, | guess. They say he actually advised against our making any forelgn alliances.— Puck, Rumm—What the Dickens does con- gress mean by authorizing the coining of a half-ccut plece” Dumm—Why, it will enable married women to have little, change now and then.—Cinecin natl Enquirer. “I was going to get married by telephone Vesterday, but | was in a harry and had to give it up” “What =S| was the matter™ “The wire was bus: —another couple getting a divorce,”— Satire. “George,” she said, sweetly, “T'm almost through with house cleaning. But 'm up against w terribi oblem now.” “What's the matter” can't find any place to hang your clothes.” — Detroit ¥yee Pre Father (at end of lecture to son who has been ment down) —Nothing, abso- lutely wothing to show for all the money T've spent. Daughter—How can You, father, when you know they sa 1l the bloods copy his socks and Stcoats! —Punch, “Your husband looks all tired out.” “Yes, he is.” “Is his spring business | unusually heavy “Not especialty But he puts in so much of the day discussing pennant prospects that he has to work nights."—Louisville Cou- rier-Journal. “Crittick read your essay,” said De Riter's friend, “and he insists that you're beyond vour depth.” “Ah" re- pled De Riter, “I thought he would.” “You did? Then you know what he means?’ “Yes, he means simply that [ No. 41 West Broad St., Rooms 1 and 2, [&m beyond his depth.” —Catholic Standard and Times. THE KALEIDOSCOPE | “Ttenry €. Frick has purchased from Lord Feversham of England a Rem- brandt entitled A Dutch Merchant, for $350.000. The picture nas been in the | Feversham family for 180 years. A mother, daughter and son wiil be awarded the degree of bachelor of law |at the coming commencement of the | University of California. They ars | Mrs. Anna Kalfus Spero, her daughter, Aiss Italla De Jarnette, and Henry De | Jarnette, the son. | Santiago Iglesias, representative of the American Faderation of Labor in | Porto Rico, says that that country has advanced ‘more in civilization, labor | conditions and general welfare during the short period of American super- vision than in the previous 400 years. George Grafton Wilson: professor of international law at Harvard, has been d as Harvard exchange pro- fessor to the Sorbonme in Paris for 1912-1913. He will g0 abroad in ex- change for Prof. Emille Legouis, who is professor of English literature at the Sorhonne. Dr. Francis Bacon, who died recents FOR SALE. nesses. F. 0. CUNNINGHAY (Jelephones, 854-12 and 287-2. apr27d For Sale A village 2 business will he sold very re: a little money will buy this, E. A. PRENTICE, STORAGE Sforing & L Eas letia for husinesa Kitchen range, with water front and connections, first class democrat wag- on, 675 pound De Laval separator, thoroughbred Indian Runner duck eggs, $2 for 12, Viscol, the best oll for har< ocery store doing a good onable, ‘Poone 300 86 Cliff St Spaca for Furniture and Commodities ina Ce. 10-20 W. Main E——————y | Brudley and Matthewe, Fged vn@ THERE 15 nio_pdvertising medium to tern Connectigut equal to The Bul- Results, 4 Iy in New Haven, Ct.. left bequests of $100,000 to the New Haven County Anti-Tuberculosis seciety, $10.000 to the Connecticut Children’'s Aid soclety, | ana 45,000 to the New Haven Generai ’hfll‘(nl and made Yale university the | residuary legatee of the $400,000 ese | tate. | Dr. Wilfrid Grenfell, the medical missionary in Labrador, and Pro€ B E. Prince of the departmen: of | rine have been appointed as ¢ nadiag memhbers of the international commit- tee to arrange for the proper observe |ance of the centennisl of pence bee tween fhat country and the United States, | ki pee | Sculpter 1. R 1. Dunbar, maker of ' | many, death wasks, tins added wndther, shat of Clara Barton, founder of the | Awerican Red Cross Sugiéty, for the Cuttonal Museum. He hus made death mosks of Judge W, Q. Grestiam, Chief | Justice Waite, Supreme Court Ji Frank Hatton, Senator Reck, o ens, PRREIPE TSR v Ak e Suts B .J."‘"‘ ot LA o