Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 11, 1912, Page 8

‘FAIR TODAY AND TOMORROW, WEST WINDS. Going On Tonight, at and Motlon Pictures m \ Plctures and Songs at Breed f ¥ifth Company, C. A. C. C. Armory. . Lodge, No. 27, L O. O. )ad_Fellows' Hall. Nest, No. 1396, 0. 0. O. s Hall Lodge, an Hall No. 6, K. of P, No. 8908, M. W. A, s4l Block. n A. 0. H, meets iIn nebaug, “oresters’ No. 128, F. of A, Hail. Council, No. 720, R. A, Buckingham Memorfal Meeting at Town Hall ANNOQUNCEMENTS Woman's Christian Temperance nion will hold a parlor meeting on iday afternoon, June 12, in the chap- of the Norwich Town church at § ock. An interesting literary and isical programme will be remdered and a cordial invitation is extended to i%e public. BREED THEATER, al City 3 A promounced hit at the Breed last evening was the playing of Miss Fdith \Warshall, ‘eelMst, direct from Keith's \ijou theater, Boston, where she has )een the soloist for the last six weeks. She is exceedingly accomplished in tbe musical line and uses for her solo rpmber, La Cinquantaine, and re- sponding to an insistent encore gave My Hero as her popular number. She has the happy facuity of bringing out of her ‘callo all of its good points, and ting her number in a most fas- manner. She will change her with the regular picture ange, tomorrow, thys affording lendid variety. The pictures are of the best type and {nclude a breezy cowboy story with G. M. Anderson, and the great story, Out of the Deap, with its mervelous scenes ¢ the dotiom of the ooean. The Bio- company presents Miss Mary in the great dramatic film, Old Actor, and the whole pro- e 13 topped off with the bright sparkling comedy entitled A Pas- jens Peach, which ix a marvel of fun 4 beauty. Brief Sfafté News ‘Wallingford.—The annual meetingof | New Haven County Anti-Tuber- soclety will be held at the farm sanatorfum on Wednes- y, Jome 12, Greenvach - Tux Collector Sflas B, te tuwrned over last week to the‘ treasurer $268,436.37, which rep- taxes on the 1911 lists col- cted durtng May. | Derby—Because of the many drown- | gw at Derby docks and Lake Housa- | mic, & United States volunteer life | ving corps will De established in| e ctty. Joseph Purcella has been | sppointed recruiting offfcer. Stamford—John Fonie celebhated bis 70th birthday the other day, and was as vigorous as many half his age. He is willing to walk across the con- tinent again, as he did last year, if hs | could arrange 2 match with Weston. YANTIC HAPPENINGS Mrs. Winslow T. Williams Organizes Extension of City Beautiful Associa- tion—Sale of Chestnut’ Timber— Death of Mrs. James Malcomb. An_extension of the City Beautiful association has been organized under the leadership of Mrs. Winslow T. Williams., There is great need of fm- provement in the village and the plans of the new organization when carried out will add to he attractiveness of one of nature’s artistic places. It is the purpose of the society to interest the land owners and house dwellers and get their co-operation in this modern crusade. The sidewalks have been in a dangerous condition for some time. The beautiful trees set out by Erastus Winslow Williams in the yring of 1588, maples alternating with elms, t fo have attention. Ume tree is dead and some of the others need a {rimming and spraying, as the beetles have worked h: among the elms during the past two years. There is o bad plece of roadway nerth from Jones store where the gutter has been permitted to fill up, allowing no drainage, flooding the road which gives that section an unattractive ap- pearance. On Chapel Mill a sidewalk has been built on the public highway which is ve dangerous to passing teams. At the end of the car line, where no accommodation is made for the waiting public, much refuse is found 1y \ settee or some small covered shelter around the large elm tree could be made a convenient and attractive place for the traveling pub- lic. The main thing wanted is clean- liness, Order and attractiveness. will follow. The hearty support of the townspeople is being given to the movement Mrs. James Malcomb's Death. n town have heard of the James Malcomb at her home in Springfleld, Mass, June 1. Mrs. Malcomb was a resident of the Village for a number of years and was much_admired for her pleasing man- Mr. Malcomb was superintendent Friends death of Mrs for Yantic Woolen company. Chestnut Trees Sold. Winslow T. Williams has sold the chestnut trees on his property in the town of Franklin to a New York firm and the strippad trees are being ship- ped from here daily. Work of Vandals. have been at work on the Tilen Beswick's, of her choicest Vanda flower cutting short several lilies and roses A Three-Wheeled Motoroyole. Pendieton was in town re- three-wheeled motorcyele eat attachment. Damage by Frost. ay night damaged s and tender vege- ti with on a In General, A\ cow which was injured on the niral Vermont railroad had to be shot by Harold Bentley. A steam road here Sunda cavating near Cole! dl ger went through < on the roads ex- ester. Poor roads yuntered near the Toll Gate xtr.. horses had to be hired ligger oyt of the ruts, ks of Willlmantic was a here. recent visitor Christopher Foster of Lebanon was in_Yantic. recently. Miss Katherine T. Kane spent Sun- day with friends i tic. Torrington.—After being lost for 45 | _P\n}:u;-:xfr of Salem was a re- bours in_the woods on Red mountatn, | “3 TGR0C VIOE Lo oseph Koswoikowsky, aged 8 1-2, Was|},, roturned to Lebanon after a ound at 1030 o'clock Saturday momn- | wob. FOTREC, B0 e e - . alive and well, but very hungry. The little Tellow was sitting between | two rocks. Westport—I.ocal children are to have the advantages of a husiness educa- tion, nasmuch as the school hoard has decided to give them the benefits of a commercial course. This will be at| the high school building and a special teacher will be ensaged Bantam.—The Probst hotel was closed Friday morming when it be- came known that the manager and his wife, Mr, and Mrs. Probst, had u ceremoniously departed for parts un- | known. The guests who were at the Lotel were forced to get their break- fasts ‘at other boarding places in the village. Bridgeport.—The first state C. E, unfon In the world was organized at Bridgeport October 25, 1886, in the South Comgresational church, as the | Connecticut ( on. Rev. Erastus Plakeslee was t president, Ex- State President James H. Mansfield of heshire and New Haven is the only | surviving person in active service in sth local and state work who was present Bridgeport. Ele tricity ot be frozen, nelther adulterated. It works equal- t or cold days. MRS, STEVENS “RECOVERS. After Years of Suffering. Tells How Her Health Was Regained. 1 had female trou- | years, was all run down, and so nervous I could not do any- thing. The doctors reated me for dif- e | ferent things but did | me no good. I got so bad that I could not nigh sleep day or While in this condition I read of a E. Pinkham's getable Com- pound, and began to for & hort time I had reg } am now strong and wel StevENs, R.F.D., No. 2, Ia. Another Woman Recove “For five years I suf- Newton. N.H fured from female weakness and drag- Fing down pains. Lydia E. Pinkham's Y retable Compound has restored my hiec!th and the pains are gone.” — Mrs. ¥. A. PEasLEE, R. F. D., Box 88. our case is a difficult one, ing done you no good, do not » to sutfer without giving Lydia sham’s Vegetable Compound a Tt surely has remedied many cases le ills, such ss inflammation, ul- 1, displacements, tuinors, irregu- <, periodic pains, backsche, nnd it | may be exsetly what you need. Il you waut speclal advice write to Lydia E. Piukham Medicine Co. (confl- | dentizl) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will he opened, read answered by & woman and held in strict confidenos, | The crows and all but one hawk cently captured on the Kingsiey have died. Preparations for are being made ir Martin Burns ha arm Fiag day, June 14, the 1 schools. peas in blossom, COLDEST JUNE SINCE 1894, Weather Bureau Predicts Another Week of Low Temperature, New York, June 9.—New York will have cool weather for at least another week, according to a report given out by the weather bureau last night. Mr. Scerr explained that the drop in tem- perature, unusual for this time of the year, was due to an area of high ba- rometer which has been steadily ad- vancing eastward across the country since the rain of last Thursday. The average temperature yesterday srees, making it 9 degrees an predicted by the bureau or today. The maximum temperature yesterday was 66 degrees and it won’t g0 more than 4 degrees higher today, Scarr explained. Many people who had prepared to leave the city have decided to remain here for the time being. Railroad of- Sickness Weighty Feeling, Gas and Sourness Leave in Five Minutes. DYSPEPTICS, HERE'S THE BEST OF NEWS; MI-O-NA DRIVES WANTED. ADVERTISEMENTS under the heading of *WANTED, FOR SALE or TO RENT™ are inserted at the rate of 5¢ per liqg, six words to the line FOR SALE. AWAY THE BLUES, GET A 50 CENT BOX ! WANTED-<Middle may cook, well up in dinner and small ora8r cook= | : 3 {ing for luncn room, able to attend TODAY | It's a great thing to be able ounter it needed. State salary and joSufter it you please but you don't to go to the ice-box and find B anrel WIIeIE, Bylld eSS lave to—remember that. i a bottle of Clicquot Ciub. 1 Be miseralle and cranky and nervous | | and irritable and make life ju hard | |l Socl to bear for your family and friends as | | BD_Position to do general possible—Do it if you want to, but you | | nousework. Apply at 10 Hiil don't have to. | b WOk O WANTED—Gicls to work in a 1p that close fist of yours; ex- u f 18 Manuractory; experience not neces- pand that heart that dyspepsia is fast (Fy; steady work. Take Westerly shriveling up. Go to Lee & Osgood Co. and stop at auy line. . Kosano. today, part with 50 cents and get elid WANTED Men and women Lo take orders for large portrait house in Ch cago; good wuges. Address “Portrait,” care Bulletin jelid WANTED—B: tion as houseKeeper or invalid or eiaeriy pe excoanged. Address St, Wilimantie, Conn. box of MI-O-NA stomach tablets and | vou will have a remedy made from the best prescription for stomach dis- | tress and. indigestion written, Misery after eating, sour risings of | food, heaviness, heartburn and gas go in five minutes after one or two little MI-O-NA tablets are swallowed. But the best of all MI-O-NA will Clicquot Club Ginger:Ale is as pure as it's good. Extra quality confectioner’s sugar, choice ginger, oils of lemons elderly woman, posi- attendani ior on; referenc L, 431 Main jeild FOR SALE—Extra good new milch TO RENT. FOR RENT-—Seashore cottages, % by ¥OR SALE—Gasoline, spark plugs, carbide, eic. Two auto- woniies, by and 20 L. p., respectively, recently overnauieed, T.'C.; also run- about for two or Iour peopie; make 1 delivery; price right to s saraner, Central Vilage, Je111Ths, FOR SALE—On car line, for poultry or summer nome, 2 acres with buid- ings; bargain 10r qulck sale; no brok- ers. 'For iull intorination aadress ¥. O. BOX 40, Jast Kiulngly, Conn. JeFTUFS 1BGGS FOR HATCHING—Baby chicks ana_aucks, Wnite \yandottes, K. L Keds, MBmmoln White Pekins, a few pullets. klorence J. Browning, Piain Hill, Norwlen. K. D, 6, apralus Hayoline oil, L | abolish forever such distressing ail- i 1 WANTED A second hand baker ments as dizziness, biliousness, night and limes, and pure, crystal for taree wee H. Morin, Tatcvil sweats, nervousness and despondencsy. | clear spring water. No chem- jelld Large box costs only & Osgood Co, and druggigts every- where. MI-O-NA stomach tablets will do just as advertised, or vour money back. MI-O-NA Is not purga- ve. 50 cents at Lee | icals—no preservatives. Other Clicquot Beverages : Sarseparilla Birch Beer Root Beer Lemon Seur Orange Phosphate At the detter class Q procers, by the case, ~dozen or bottle, at a prce amounting o abowt 3¢ per glase. WAT for general hous work, to g0 down the river; no wash ing; family of two. Call $95-4. Jjel WANTED At once, a_clean, sober and wiling man, single, to drive team on farm/, must understand farm work. Call pertonally at issier, Supt. Gwyn Carey Farm, 2 Conn. 10d WANT and coffec iy ficials said the travel to various sum- mer resorts was a little less than one- halt that of previous years, and with the hot weather apparently some dis- | D—Man for established Lea route in Norwich and vicin- ust furnish horse, The K tance away, many of the hotels and d sl Wl atte, CF seashore resorts have lacked their WANTED--Old geese feather beds; customary patronage. Coney Island | be: asn prices pald. Address C. F. has already registered its kick. Dickinson, General Delivery, Norwich; Conn. WANTED—One or two fam | cotton mill heip, consisting ot spinne and_ weavers. poly_ to Quidnick-Windham Mg . Willi- Bayisd may29d NERVOUS SHOCK FOLLOWS | o ENCOUNTER WITH BURGLAR.| New Haven Woman Ran Upon Ma- rauder 'in Her Room. | © or five B00d weavers i chn L. Ross & Sor New Haven, Conn, Ttne 9.—Aliss May Minniter, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Themas Minniter of 158 Grafion ernment positions § street, is under the care of physiclans ut_appointments s th ult of a nervous shock re b ot e o hen she found a burglar in iy g e room tonight. Members of the| =5 IF_YOU WANT to to $5,000 & year, tuke tamily were on the plazza at the tima | e burglar probably entered the hous rn from $1,250 Wholesale Distributors. a_course in de- 3 signing at the No School fe. E: Miss Minniter had occasion to go 1o T B T e L her room, and the burglar hid In a GIVE YOUR HARNESS A DRIVK, Private {astructions. Positlon secured. clothes closet when he heard her foot- | Let it absorb all the Viseol it wili, | For full particulars, inquire ar 40 Ma- Steps, Then it will not absorb water, which | Ple Grove A mar3od Without warning he burst from the | rots and cracks leather. Viscol water- | “WWANTED_Piane Taning and repair closet, threw. the girl roughly aside on- | Pr00fs _and preserves, 1Tt is also the | ing All work guaranteed. A. G. hest oil for shees and all leather goods. Gordun Acuin, with Viscol, doubles the effi- = to the bed 652-2. nd jumped through a win- | 3 Prospect st, City. Tel. dow, Miss Minniter's graduation gown | clency of yeur rager'strop. i PRINTING EFOR FARMERS—23 was hanging in the closet, and this | . 0. CUNNINGHAM, noteheads and 250 8% (regular busi- was ruined by 1t is thought the| 12 Ann St, Tel..854-13 or 287-3, |Dess size) envelopes, nsatly printed, iv: burglar lighted a match while he was| Jeld $1.331 800 each, $2.70.. Send for samples Sy e e e G and prices for any wmtu you are in e closet & e flame cau i need of, s Bulletin Ccmpany, the dress. The fire was easily extine F. C. GEER, wich, Conn. i guished, frame | FOR SALE — Doctor's whole outfit, horse, cATTlaZe and nATness, Carriage cost 3160 a year ugv, horse weignt 11 new narness; will sell ail 10T 3180, Leil al 15 _McKinley Ave Jelvd FOR SALE—Restaurant on Railroad Ave, Piamne:d; good business tor Li- Uie oney; o OppUNItion For partici- iars cai At resiaufant unuer xacine s News Store. ,or WIiLe to . I, BOX o, 1, Plainuely, Coun Jeid FOR SALE restaurant in Central vilage, Conn,, Jocated at steam and Troliey center; object lor seuius, i neaitn, Please invesogale. Box liv. ywed any real Fanning, 31 Wilw e6d Jd. k pigs, thorougn- breas, regisiered, nole ve n ine coundry. uaiow karm, Stoning- RE. D, v, Norwicn, 1, uaren seasaore (1e W Wil surprise you; (erms; wrice Lor uescr our Dunsu 8014 on tion now. Cres- enc Beacn Land Co., rescent Bewed, Ct Jesa FOR SALI Wilite buds old, - Julin K i, Norwieh, Ut VOR SALE Trontabie one year Davis, a. k. Jeou . Tooming buse, cenuaily locitea, weil luicu. ncly Donoiae, Ceniral Blug. Jeod »OR SALE—iniermational 8 h. b S4sule vugile Wnu 4 UICKS ensilap at w lasen 4l oni Cuspal, Ci Jeod v rite PatuLael, W or cow; also mome young pigs. ¥. J.|Week, month or season. C. M. Post, Duily, Lebanon, Ct. jelia " | Westbrook, Conn. Jelid | FOR SALE—A trio of Golden Wyan- TO RENT—Furnished or unfurnished dottes; price $1.5& Tel, G15-12. Hox |roums with board, an ideal piuce for 226, Norwich ‘rown. Jelid mvands. A pply at this oftice AprieraTig TO RENT—One or two nicely fur- nished rooms, suitable for one or two gentiemen or gentieman and wife. Ap- vy At tnis orhce. Jusd FURNISHED APARTMENTS — Three rooms on nrat floor, use ot Kitchen; also room for bachelors, OVeriooking co Preston bridge. 380 Main St. jesd TO RENT—Convenient tenement of § rooms, $% CLff St; 512 per montn. Kn- quire ‘at 51 Clift 'St Jed 0 RENT—Tenement of six rooms, mousrn improvements, on troiiey liue. Cali 111 Laurel Hiu Ave., atter 4 p. m. Jedd T0 RENT—Pasturage Iu Kitch pas- tures, Tor norses and cows. Clairemont ¥arm, Yantic, Ct. may3vd FOR RENT—A flat of six nice large rovms, brick house, a Diessant loca- uon, near lake ana troiiey, | Apply J. JJ. ‘Reiy, vr 'pnone 23s-12, So. Cov- entry, Cu mayzod TO RENT—Lower tenement of four rooms. Knquire of J, Braarord, 13ook- pinaer, 105 sroadway. maylsd CRESCENT BMACH commodious col- ta¥e (0 rent ior the season. J. L Wueeler, @ Union St, New London. maylod T0 RENT—Tenement 40 Hobart Ave., modern upper flat, 6 or 7 rooms, cen- tral, ciean, sunny, ‘pleasant, newly ren- ovatel, new bath room,' gas range. Barn for horse or automobile it desired, Enquira Mrs. Vars, 58 Hobait Ave., be. tween 10 and 2, or 1 0 % p. m. may4d 10 RENT—The store No. 3 Broad- way, next to the Wauregan Hotel, and now’ occupied by W. J. Fownsend'as a grocery siore. Apply to Willam H. Shields. apri2d 70 RENT—_Nine-room cottage house, all modern Improvements, Boswell Ave. "Apply at 42 Boswell Ave. el 1167-2. aprild “T0 RENT—One six-room flal, al modern conveniences, at 120 Broadway. inquire at 133 Broadway. ‘mari8d .10 RENT—No. & Uulon St Flat seven rooms ard hath, iu brick house Opposite courthousd. Quiet location in ceutral part of city. knquire 137 Main 8t A G 9 LUP 10 DATE furnisheu rooms, Mal guerile building. Mrs, Loes, 376 Main. 0ot264 TO RENT—Store at (b ¥Franitlin St possession at ohce. lnquire al Bulletin 0 octed SALE—Seconu-nand Ford run i good conuiilvu. Price 3iev. 1y ol sonn B. Stoudara, mayiug FOK SALE UK MENE—Camp ulng's beacu, OB Luames Iive, 4 by Withum H. Falmes and du ef Greene, L0 TUNER hone 511 122 Prespect St ! A MEMORIAL FIELD MASS | AT WASHINGTON MONUMENT. WANTED aborers, | givs, 1 2 codks, general chamber maid, 1 laundress. housewo! Cardinal Gibons Present, and Knights | of Columbus Act as Escort. PLUMBING AND STEAMFITTING FREE EMPLOYMENT BURE Supt v Centrai Bldg. s ¢ ‘“ ’ . ” ‘Washington, Jun memos Veshivzton, June noms Everybody’s Doing It > R Spanish-Ame an War celebrated on the Washington Monument grounds 2 WANTED iy . hs srasdinch r Cavti b, | Doing What? bons and a throng that numb d thou- | % - Help for the Shere—Table, Kitchen, sands. Tho service was hold under tie | Why having their roofs, gutters | Dish and Launary. Also Family Cooks auspices o miral George Dewey d i £ | anc wd Girls, : e e amirs) Goorsy Devey land conductor pines repaired of [ 4nd 4 Girle \ The v “ course. And they are having it done | S LUoAn Fbnlbers of the K 3 | moom 3z, Central Building. who. came to Washington for th ‘“’ velling of the Columbus memorial yes- | terday acted as an escort of honor for | p forda o s vacort ot honor | A J WHOLEY & C0,| CASH FOR YOUR FARM march from St church to| 3 S Bevanal gicd. Ehrini- nkutCARRETOARS he improvised in the shad- | 12 Ferry Street Telephons |:or cash: - aust . he - conit Bargains ow of the Washi monument, Fruit farms and far with Jake front- ticulars to AGENCY, Willimautle, Conn. { e preferred. Seud p: TRYO) TAKE A LOC™ IN A. H. BREED'S Plumbing Shop Criticism of a Mollycoddle. ‘When Roosevelt says: “We progres sives stand_just ve did fou years ago,” he deser 1 balker rath than one who progresses.—Memphis Commercial A wher LEGAL NOTICES. TO THE BOARD 0I' COLNTY CO i New Haven.—Deputy Coroner Will- ense Lo se jam D. Makepeace entertained _the | And See What He Has Got and intoxicating members of the class of Yale, 1897, at B tnen the Country club in Waterbury Mon- | To Sell. Biroct, aidwi '\ Of day If you have any plumbing work, or u s, 480 if you have burned a whole lot of coal, | “2%/11¢nts ut O oF par- and have not been able to keep com- | rit s to form fortable let us talk it over. | have | oo | helped others, perhaps | can help you. | M |ROBERT J.COCHRANE Gas Fitting, Plumbing, Steam Fi 10 West Main St., ltaSon: | Sanitary Plumbing &5 2% S < 05 s A peep into an up 1o date bathroom is only less refreshing than the batn itassf. " During thé summer you wil the more lock to the bath for bodily comfort. I will show you samples and | " | plans of the poveslain and other tuos s and glve you estimates for tus work of putting them in in the bes: man: from a sanitary standpoini—anc g, sntes the entire job J. E. TOMPKINS, 67 West Main Street ERENE < e 'Heating and Flumbing, ¢ S 92 Frauklin Stret I e _ NOTICE Angora goats. Aaares City, mayiid SACHIFICE SALE—Pleasantly locate: @5 ucre farm, do ucres excelient plow land, baance pasiure aiu wood, BUod fruil, 1% miles Lrom K. K. station and Villake, Neal WAVKELS, 14 0l cownial fouse ‘Wit veraudad, best condition outside and in, jarge barn, painied, new | Renhouse, CoBL 33bu, SLCAS, VULDULIGILKS, Duiidings WOrth 35,0605 price 33,80v— 5,000 down. - inciudes nousehold fur- O SALE:S BOX o1, £, ¥y nishings, 1arming tools and poultry. iryons Agency, Willimantic, Conn. janild GOOL PRINTING CHEAP—U oY% envelopes (regUlar-business sike), card prinfed_in coruer, $1.39; 1v0, $i.¥5; | B,00¢, $5.00; iuuuy, $1v. oUY nutehewus. | 6xY%%, priated, §1.35; 1,000, 3Z; 5,000, | 365 10,000, $11.50. ' BUL letterheaus, | 83gx1), printed, $1.65; 1,000, $2. 5,00, 3§95 10,000, $17.50; 50u -billheads, printed, $L60; 1000, $2; b,000 lo,u00, $12.50; 390 statements, 3 printed $i.io; ),000, $L.ib; 5,000, b0 000, 31v. Fribting of every desc : done prompily. Send for sauy < Lulietin Co. Korwich. Conn Foi Sale express (urnon i | I Complet. for 1 Wagon with (op, Harnes Business Sleign, Has Gratn i small mmowat. Phone At howme sowdny aliernoon and Tucsday all day. Je " SALE HORSES I will have in another load of Iilinois horses about June 15th. These are my | own selection, and it will intend- ing purchasers to wait for them, ELMER R. PIERSON. Telephone connection. FOR SALE House in Norwich Town, above Backus Hospital on trol- ley line, large lot, can be v erate outlay, price low. ade a beautiful place w a mod FRANCIS D, DONORUE, Central Bullding, Norwick, Conn. T e FOR SALE ave a brick block W v ccated.” Will produce 3 income of more than the Investment n Ask THOMAS H. PECKLEY. May Buildtog, 275 Maln Street, Phones: 724, 358-2 Pleasani f{ront office on Frank. :are for rent E. L. BURNAP . Plumbing, Steam and Gas ] MONLY LOANLD on "Dian Wat Jewe Prices and work satist>"12;) Lowest Raten of interest. An oid 130 Platt Ave. Tl (Establisied 1872.) (@ e o Yoas co. S. E. GIBSON . MRS HOMAS N EPBURN Yy ¢ RGN, . RS, TH N. HEPEURN AND CHILDRI | Tin and Sheet Metal Worker | Delivered to Any Part of Norwich wong the women who are to ad- :l’n:“lmwri bein; hersalt the m \er | Agent for Richardson and Boyitea | the Ale that Is acknowledged to be dress the mase meeting this eveniug at | of Fares chasuiing . ”‘“‘“’ -H‘(:“‘Iv-' '::'11} Furploa: - _® | the best on the market—-HANLEY'S the Y. M. C. A, hall is Mra. Efnest| s Gojl-gnow throngh Lis work ss ar. | o vest Mafn 8treat. Norwichi Somn | BEERLESS. a' telephone order wil Thompson Seton, the well | ganizer and secretary of the Soclal | | receive prompt attentin. nown - nalaralist u ader of the | Hygiene sociely of Conuecticut el " g S of the Campfire Girls. Mrs. Seton will | (his state in the effort for purer moraf 11-t0 25 B : e = 3 speak on Men, Women and Human [ and social life e third speaker at | PR L NEWMARKET HOTEL, g e homs N e ‘mey-‘ of | the mass mecting wii < Tanily | MILL CASTING: | 718 Bosicll Ave. flariford will speak on the \subject | 1 ¢ Cromwell, who alidressed | Floatc ot aag Wines Py Woman Suffrage and the Home. - Mrs. R (98 T aakb i A SPECIALTY B 18 Winer, Linuors aiid Clars Hepburn is well qualified “to discuss | the Norwich club house by gl R i b el i » Orders Receive Prompt Attenlien order. John Tuckle, Prop, Tel é3ah Se—— - FOR SALE |Cotte ~ of 9 »oms, steam electric lights and ,--n plumb- ing, at "4 River " venue. Will be sold cheap on easy terms. N. TARRANT & CO. 117 Main Steet, City. = { \Peck’s Real Estats Agency FARSIS A SPECIALTY 132 Spring Strest, Willimantic, Conn, | | | | | | | { LIGHT MANUFACTURING SPAGE TO RENT—With or witnout power and steam—4,000 square feet floor space. The lightest, cicanest, airiest tactory floor In Norwieh. Apuly A. A ournier, Troy Steam Lacudry Bulld- ing, Franklin St. cor. Chestnui Ave Je24 TO RENT FOR THE SEASOY. Cottage at v, compiet furnished. Inguire of ISAAC 8. JONE: Insurance and Real Vstate Agent, Rich- ards Bullding, 91 Maln St. 1e7d F 'OR SALE. FOR SALE No. 138 Laurel Hill Avenue, known as the K. M. Leavens property. Fine grounds availa ble for 2 bullding lots. Residence can be altered into two-family liouse. Proposition will be con- idered for exchange for smaller sroperty, JAMES L. CASE, etucket St., Norwich, Conn | emre—————— Twenty-two Seashore Lots Fronting Adantic Ocean, land. | have been fortunu: x50 feet of 3 Lrict on the Seashore, between £lene: ant View and Charlestown Beach. These have ome of the finest . beaches n price right away. Al I ask fo | 1t any are lett, the prive s 3200 Write for information: the survey I8 completed. Arrangements’ (o he property m; by appoint- Transportation free in auto, In- $1500 will put slon of acre farm, wagon shed and milkho' luding 1 acr situa ted oniy 11z mile 3 R. 1, and a 10-minute walk Owner lives out of the state and wi sacrifice if sale is made right awa Posgession given at on WILLIAM A. WILCOX, Real Extate Broker, No. 41 West Broad St. Rooms 1 Jesa Weateriy, R. 1. JUST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR. Seven room cottage, barn and other buildings, three acres of apples, pears, grapes. Handy and to cft on E. A. PRENTICE, 86 Cliff Street Séashnrn Land For Saie Forly acres of state macadam Allanti t anc situate on erloking the ocean from ut_Judith_on ihe east to Montauk on the west. Only minutes’ ride from Westesly statios, ¥ H. & H. R. R FRANK W. COY. road Long D ce Telephone. 6 High Street, Westerly, R L degiic STORAGE Space for Furniture and Commodities Storing & Leasina Co. 10-20 W. Ma LOST AND FGUND. LOST—Sunday night, a silver pin with garnet. Finder leave at this of- fics and receive reward jel1d LOST—Green silk dress, Friday af ternoon, batween Poguetanuck and Norwich. Finder please return to Bul- letin Office. ASTER SALVIA AND TOMATO PLANTS —AT— ‘ CARDWELL'S, 9 Mfrkel St. THERE 18 ne aavertising medium ip Eastern Connect'cut equal to The 8r' letin for business resul!” Je10d in securmg | city, 1 3 will carry me away. How slowly plods the little boy Upon the road to sel He yearns to taste I-I-E l\fere woodland dep! He lifts his gulity eyes to T bid bim run and play! Crying: “Hookey! play hookey, For this one da: R Pt ‘doornaato the &ty 5 ‘oorea to : And 1 msar the snot nl' demon that il Carey m aWAY. —T. A. Daly, in the Catholic Standard and Times. v THE EXCEPTION, Children, if vou meet a crieket Please remember not to kick it; Ne'er a vouth whose nature Strike a lady bug or beetle. —London Globe ant_joy are mine; woet'll 1f a daddy 1 Do not slay Often done by wicked urching Who deserve the soundest birchin's.) —Tid Bits. But the fiy, that source of danger, Dread bacteria-laden ranger: Bobby, Willle, Tommy, Percy, Swat him, boys, and show ne mercy. GRINNESS OF WAR. Her essay was about Grim War, She wrinkled up her forehead And wrote of battles fought afar And ail their horrid. She wrote of troops on famine's brink, Of boot-tops cooked as chowde: Then tied it up with ribbons pink, Pertamed with orris powder. HUMbR_OF THE DAY Patience—Isnt she liberal e views® Patrice—Sure. - She ean't keep a thing to herself.—Yonrers Statesman. “Don’t you think ought to be cont ment " ata in the coal mine, lied by the govern “T might if I didn't know whe controlled the government.”—Life “Giddings willingly gives his wife full credit for what he is." “Whi he?" “Bankrupt!"—Chicago Reco=d- Herald Bacon—What would you Go if T serd you a message by w Fighert - it you sent it, T suppose T'd have t+ pay for it.—Yonkers Statesman, “You say vou play every night at the Casino and never lose. How 4o vou manage it? play the trom- bone!"—Pages Knicker —So Jones has a great fn-’ vention? Bocker—Yes, an umbrellx { handle that retains the fingerpeimt.— New York Sun. ‘How is it T never hear you say & word about your old college daye? “The college [ went to didn’t have & very good baseball team.”—Loutsvill Courier-Journal. “I notice that 1 Folles. Mrs. Binks had troo- ble in dealing at the bridge club to- day. Rheumatism?" “No, joined a market-basket clup. land Plain Dealer. “Willle, said the mother sorrowful Iy, “every time you are naughty T get another gray hat " said lie; “you must have been a terror, Look ~at grandpa."—Ladies HHome Journal | “What a to-do} 1Is he going off ts {the war?" No. worse than that.” “Td the Congo® “Much worse. He's go- {ing to Apache-ridden Paris.” Ul | “You know,” he was saying, ‘1 couldn’t see a woman stand hite | T was sittinz.” “So you gave her your geat™ “No: I oclosed gny eves and pretended (o he asleep.”—Judge's Li- brary Pa—Hmbrace me, Thora. Reginaid has asked your hand in marriage. Thora—But [ don't want ‘to léa mother, Pa—-Oh, néver mind that rake her alomg with you.—Stray Siortes. Wow! There went Swithkine in new six. When I knew him a few ars ago le hed a junk sho i ii has. Only he moved it to & fash (ble street, kept the same stock. ud labeled it ‘antiques.’"—Judge | THE KALEIDOSCOPE | — he electric companies of » | 1arger cities rezped a harvest during | pipes in 1911 reached the enormous fgure a [of $19,355 consi n excess of other figures in According L¢ H £ | Hermosilly wn r ge I8 | to be erected it t . | at n | per cent s | imported from & A | e Chitian m stales that the zove | ering three proposais made by 1 Felgian and American | leasing the state raffe 1 | to improving their v orkhy all parts of (he empire roge fr | 694,000 in 1581 1o 416.315.00 19 | The volume of trade, foreizn and | terimperial, expanded from ©95.607%, n 1896 to £1,776,888,00) 1 pine Islands ot a ) portions the ar | encing mor 1 omm ssion 13 | table i it the beginning The isior . will of 1 o by leaving § ection of a ter the deah of Mrs, Hart - | peals. Tn all their alimentar ider | products taken together the siann | annualiz ¢ n anout | 666,000 ¢ d | do mot ret jan 183,404 | annu process wnich | long continued wilh im- | | i | There are 7,376 smoke-consuming | turnaces in London. ferent types of appiratus are wsed in the metropolis, « which are ef. fective smoke consumers. Up to the @até of issuing the report from which these figures come 672 convictions for smoke nuisaiices had Deen optained before the magistrates. Aocording to the Lancet, “the mated fgll of soot an the IM‘- tive county of London amounts to 7 040 tons per ennum. this including 4,000 tons of ammonia, %000 tons of sulphates and 7.000 tons of combined as chiorider.” ‘Fhis is equal to a soot. fail on .esch.inhsbijant of 25 to 35 peunds per ARpum. Forty-teur dif-