Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 9, 1912, Page 8

FAIR, WARM TODAY. 'UNSETTLED TOMORROW. . . ~ LEGAL NOTICES. ‘What Is Going On Tonight. COLCHESTER STONINGTON. e NOTICE TO CREDITORS, Yaudeville and Motlon Plotures at| Local Team Defeated at East Hamp- | Car Ride to Follow Baptist Picnic—| a1 A Couitr OF OBATI HELD torium. % B I ut Norwich, within and for the Distriet /tion Plotures and Songs at Breed [ ton—Plans for Sunday School Pic-| Summer License for Manor Inn— |t arvich, witnln sad, for, the Blatriet o . 5% 10, 0.2 nic—Hot Weather Notes, Subscription Lists for Band Cnnunrt4|¢_ D. 191 L et ieincket Lodge, No. 27, L 0. O. 7\, 5 Fiatd resent—N LS AYLING, Judge, | 1 in Odd Fellows' Hall Ha' Colcne Vasé R b day the Wirst Baptist Sun- | Estate of Emily Chapman, late of | Siregan lLodgs No. §, K. of P.|the of 20 to 1] aregation will enjov & pienic to the| Ordered, That the Administratrixcite| A Pyehian Han o “The de- { Wequetequich Casino. At the elose | f® SSEVS 28 “ALL Heeasad to U | wich mp, No. 8908, M. W. A, layed here later. | of the afternoon they will oy @ trol- | within six moniis from this date, by i m in Bill Block f Moodus is a|ley ride to Noank and return | powting a notice to that eftect, togethar fUL- Anne's T. A Socléty mests in s Margaret O'Connell on| The caucuses of the democratic and | With & Sopy of this order, on the sign. T. \. B. Building. i Bl O ol Stonington Bow | POAt nerest to the place where sald nd ision, A. O. H, meets in e o AR votors' of. IDEIORLA Fow | feceased, last dwiit, aba Iu the dsme Hovernian Hall k of Taftville was in town | to choose candidates foi offic Cown, and by publishir ; the same once | *t Quineh: 0. 128, F. of A., 5 Dbe filled at the annual election to be | n w newspaper having & circulation in | meots In Foresters Hall i Conway returned to New | held Monday, July 25, have been|jad District, and make return to thia WANTED. meets i Buckiogiam Memortkl " 7| Haven Monday morning after spend- | called, both for Wednesday evening. . | Court Lo oo oo Tuage. WANTED—Genoral housework maid; s gha ing Sunday w! family in town. Will Be Granted Licenst | The above and foregoing is & trus |wages 3v a week. Apply at Bulletin : zes § ppLY "ANNOUNCEMENTS. e o aurned 0| The Heath Company of New Yerk, | topy of record . e Otuce: Jy9d at home e e proprietérs of the S jngton '“An‘ Clerk. WANTED-—A barber, at the Waure- The Art Store business formerly | Andrew Palmer's new house on Tim. | InD. are to be granted a license to sell LG gan House Barber 5| v = T ’: = quor dur mmer season, the ) % —_— athews, at No. 80 Broadway, Nor- |complation. Bt Siteation in the | thar claims sgalist said estite (o the | WOTKi 1o Wasiiiiig or ironing. nquire wjch, Conn., will be continued by the [ W. Harry Jennings of Norwich and [ f20el 7 yunty commissioners | undersigned at 53 Hamilton Ave., Nor- | 4t %o Un Sy Lvee undersigned as administrators. The | Oscar O. Palmer of New Haven called 4 will be granted as Soon as the | WIch. Conn., within the time limited in | ~WANTED—A girl for general -house- Bame careful attention as in the past | on friends here Saturday. 1 ittt d | the dbove dnd foregoing order. work; n iug or iromng. lnquire will be given all orders, Your con- K. Brown returned to New York | 2% ROV - o b 1] jvea Y R ut e Uueus st Byl tinued patronagze is earnestly solic- jay morning after spending Sun- | 55 B0, B S0 . . - . WANTLA— W ea dted her o F Band. G . A xl:hlil‘{[.'l; ’HF P‘RrOBt;l'ED?(EI{I) first cia, DOATU I b o Sre Vi O o vy a s or Band Cencerts. faat Norwich, within and for the DIStrict | vy oolen Administrator. Adv. | Picnic At the Lake. | for t lecting of $200 to be used | AYLING, Judge. | or postawe stamps. If you have any 1 t 2 1 < | The “sun School picnic of the| N Paying ncerts to be given ilburn, late of betore 1870, with stamp at- For those tn search of recreation| . '¢ ay School picnic of the | pjq, 0 ovening of each week on Can- ict, deceased. , they may be of value. Write ) L 1sla: sregational church will be heid at| Already a good sum has ed his adminis-, . Davis, New London, Ct. General & pleasant sail across Long Island | | ; Sound steamer of the Montauk Steam- | 1147 ward's Lake Wednesday, July beer 1 account with said estate to the | Delivery iy Bpat Company’s line plys between New | iss Lilllan Mahoney of Seuth Gol- | 4 7y W, Haley and J. o e e Yol therefore o | TMBN AND WOMEN wanted for gov- J.ondon and points on the eastern end Gy i l‘jf”;‘ W daYS | brother. The w ns and bur at 9 o'clock in the forenoon. gument positions; 40 month; o I Greenport, S| r Chapman. | have allowed the use of Cannon Square | af the Probate oo R00! The City | Sands of appointments coming; Wr of long Island—Greenport, Shelter TobD OUBIIEN th, aparitag a it 2 1 the use of Cannon Squar. the Probate Court Room in the City | J0R¢} 2 gpuoliiments coming nlin | Jsland and Sag Harbor. A delightful | ¥ and the amount that is to be collected | of Norwich, In said District, be, and the 2 A Y ; .3 { @ays with her sister, Mrs. J. D. Shea, i Poiv the elettric g same Is, appointed for. hearing the | NStitute, Depr. 35K., Rochester, No X. trip may be arranged by taking the is to pay for the electric lights and o1 : g the | ba-pr leaving the foot of State street | in Moodus. paving for the services of the band | same, and the said Executor is directed | 3754 10 & Mo returning leave Sag Har- | _1ouis Chapman and Howard Flood | PAYINE for fhe services of L BERCI 1o "give notice thereof by publishing | ~MARRIED MAN wants, posifion I8 &t 10 & m., returning e Sag Hs Seie: bving frord Bokib soves Snday d for ing up the squ | this order once In some newspaper hav- | private pice; cure of horse and cows, Bor 1240 p. m., arriving back in New | ™G0 liame from Tozrah over Sunday. | eqen - concert | ing a circulation in said - District, at Lendon 330 p. m. G Ay Bl z This means of travel also opens up | POt over Sunday S A Bl 8 - |said pearing, and make return to the | e P| "baniel Willlams and George B. A. s Etta Findlay of Mandeville, Ja- | #21d h BN pounfty i 1‘:"){’“"\‘:';“ Loy | Baker returned to New Britan Sun- 1, is spending the summer at | SLSON I, AYLING, Juage: | Detos traversed by more of this class | 425 evening in Mr, Williams® tour- the guest of Mrs. E 1‘ The above'and foresoing Is a true Dby ® of this ing car | copy of record, 3 e e et Jves | Miss Anna O'Connell of Mondus was arinel Hown of Win-| Alfasis /| EANSIN O CRUNCH. 208,00 gutamobilen tour Long Isiand | & €U*st Saturday of her sister, Mra| sted, ding the week at tho| J X, . ¥ John O'Brien ‘amphassett Inn, RS S R gvery Sunday during the summer | “OGR U KIEN, . who fs spending | Harry Lang of Mystic was heveatan T {mmonths. Mhie Anyomer hors *Hes. b Tto (hir | bY. the polica on Saturday for | Reckless Driving of Auto. i Sk {h Derby | not having his motor in his boat prop- Hatol, Conn,, July 8 —Wiwin B nnouncements. | 1 . 1ght before | ¢, ¢ " 1 will P Fitchville. erly muffled. Ho was brought before | cage, foreman of a local factory s | 8. 8 Thresher has returned after 4 | the town court Monday morning and | arrested this afternoon charged with | the Fourth with his family in ester haseball team will go | afier giving a plea of gullty was fined | reckie driving his automobile. | and will be at his office, 14 turday to play a return | g25 and ord: d to pay the costs, Lang, | While r inding a curve he smashed Allce Bullding, every week day and wviliey B who is years old, had the fine | ints a telegraph pole, nearly wrecking avening, except Saturday evening, for ¥ mum] ‘dm “\\wh | remitted and he pald and was dis- | his machine. He was not injured. the rest of the summer. o Beacon Falls after a | cha = o e with Mr, gh's ey IREE!; TP] EATRE. & =y The bill of pletures at the Breed to- re STAFFORI e e day the best of llivan of Willimantic was | S ORey -.ax:afi::-f'l-smf\-:f;;?gfiff day morning, the guest of | Town Votes Acceptance of Christo- [ =——————= e yuatio numbers. “From the Lawver #Window" is perbaps one of the most wmusval and thrillive pictures seen here in some time, and bas a powerful plot that s unfolded for the pleasure ©of the audiences by a company of peer- Jess actors of the famous Pathe cast This same cast is seen agein later on the programme in the feature picture watitied “For the Honor of the Name, which is a worthy successor to the OANK | —Summer Guests in Local Houses. hranch a hike Monda being employed as a carpenter. He was sited his home here Monday. . Cavanaugh | Boy Seouts on a Hike to Horse Pound Personals. least three days prior to the date of | He who hesitates s lost—espectally | pher Allen's Gift of Bridge—Effort to Have Early Train Put Back on C. V. Road. We serve the finest ice . Cream H ting held rnoon, £ Chris- across in 1 it o former mentioned one. I e e ey cuacke 2 in the city in our Ladies’ A picture that brings a cooling effect | ¢ ' 70° at’ Falson, & 8 the one entitled “A Romance of tha [ . " i ORI adamizing the f B | B Tioitn ana in 1t i mmen: oy e | Rogers w N Ly g L Grill Room. Open un- f| the characters afioat on a cake of jce, | , /53 Mare G e e 5 the - MonEon- road *Hear yapidly drifting towards the falls, but | (¢ BUeSt | TN DI . i) Bals feonnd £ 2dnt hie i rescued just as he starts to make | ;| 570%l g TR vk et i il midnight. 1he plunge and all ends happily. g 5. hav Condition Seriaus. | The singing portion is In the hands | T2iUINCd (0 thel nnatl| s Annie Brunelle TR | of Mr. Bullock, who made a fine im- | “1°7 @ § oy bl S 1] ¢ s JLs | pression with his work. f B s b o epet s apeny] b WAUREGAN HOUSE OBITUARY. [8ae rabonag b agine #1880 (RENGS ' yondicite, - Har | ondition The Parker-Davenport Co. : — | & few days’ visit with Dr. Douglas’ fa- To Work for Early Train. roprietors. Henry P. Brown. er, Loren Douglas, on Pearl streef.| Several Sta will attend | Henry Parker . Brown, a ofvil war| Albert Brown of New York is visit- | t g Al tie | Yoteran, @led 2t his home iIn South | inz h arents, ( and Mrs. Wal ot ) T 1 (Tue | Sutteh, Mass, Friday, aged 78 years.|lace Brown on Prospect Hi i n effol 1 ma all | For some time he bad been in failing F. Searing has returned to New | along the 1 > a Y trair | heatth, and death was caused by gen- after a short visit at Cove Nook v N L n and eral Bebiy, 3z, and Mre. Brown had | farr ; e enrincet_eamn trom el CLLOTH SHOP passed mearly years together, and Mrs. Murray of Little | €0 o arrive in Stafford now is Tor % years have lived in the pre Falls, N he guest of Miss|10.30 a. m., \ makes it very inc —_ residence. Maude Allen at Gavatelle cottaga on | venient for the merchants, esy Mr. Brown was born tn Wondstock, | Mason's Isiand ] Muee Whio Batd ishes . b TAILOR-MADE BT R A, o o o tuoury o Bt Ry frain which has been tiken ot nas| ~BLUE SERGE SUITS seven chiliren—two boys and five girs. | & brought In in | eon running for about sixty years. | | His early vears wers ed in Con- 2 —_— — | hecticut, and at 20 years of age he Noan EGG LAYING CONTEST. at i went to Manchang, Masa, and engaged | & Stpone — L] | §0 farming. and learned the carpenters | I1%t we 1nesday | plymouth Rocks Make High Score— All S Good | :‘:opw’n";xds:‘fi “v\"::'(‘l:u';);:'::»:'%fi:i Prof. and er Chester of Champion Hen Takes a Rest. Summer Goods at Cost. Fle served throughout the civil war, | Maine are and Mrs. C. L ¢ \ber of eggs Il durir | jmalisting in 1362 in the 25th Massa- | Chester on t for the sum tethl nusses o e MU e JOS. T. DONOVAN, m, Co At the close | i d sin: ? . ‘ g3 Alsos n:mm-n in musical circles, being a e singer and violin player. August §, 1865, be was united in marriage with Miss Margaret Brown, and in 1905 the couple celebrated their | golfen wedding. Besides his wife, he 13 survived by Brief State News Telephone 254.12. S. HACKER 65 Frankiin Street, 3 s Norwich, Conn. Manufacturer of COUCHES AND LOUNGES. ADVERTISEMENTS under the heading of *“WANTED, FOR SALE or TO RENT" are inserted at the rate of 5c¢ per line, six words to the line FOR SALE. FOR SALE—Two good buggies, one top carriage, nearly new, two new har- nesses, one sielgh, dapple gray horse, eignt years old, welgnt 1100; will seil il Just haif price What they are worth. 15 McKinley Ave. Jyyd FOR SALE—1911, 4 h. p. Racycle, in l §00d_conAlLIoN; Teasonabie price. Ap- Py to 1z Providence St, Taftvilie, Conn. Jyvd FOR SALE—TWo houses, barn and 23 acres ot woodland. Kor furtner particulars apply to George W. Cross, 11 Starr Street. Jysa FOR SALE—Drug store and ice cream parlor in Jewett City; oldest stand in town; good business, fine location; good reason for seiling. Apply to Victor L Heureux, Jewetc City, 1or particuiars, hone 4 ysd @FIVE H. P. CHURCH gasoline engine in §0od running condition, with suwing outat, at a bargain. W. 5. Kood, Jewetl City. " Welepnone 2y-3. Jysd FOR SALE—One good work horse, welght 1300, William Burdick, Norwici Town. Tel. 634-6. Jyad nandy with L00l8; g00d reterenc dress W. k., Bulletin. Ad- Jybd FOR SALE—A McCormick hay tedder in good shape. Willlam Burdick. Tele- pnone 634-6. Jyad WANTED—Cid geese asn prices paid, Best Dickins Conn, n, General Aadr Delivery, Feather beds. ess C. F. Norwich, iy3d WANTED—Plano_tuning. 295 Prospect St., City. don, yid A Gor- Tel. 682-2. WANTED — Spoolers and burlers; also finishing room help; families pre- ferred Apply Baxton Woolen Corp., Bean Hill. Jezsd WANTED—Weavers, Apply Yantic Wooler Je26d TRONER WANTED—Norwicl Laundr Steam Jedsd PEIN notehea ness siz TING ds and 2} envelop. 0 FARMERS— 6% (reg neatly pr ular bul cinted, fvr $1.75; 500 each, $2.70.. Send for samples and prices for any printing you are in need of. wich, Ci onn. The Bulletin Ccmpany, Nor- WEAVERS Wanted — Expsrieaced Faney - Woolen Weaver: low rents. give o | Workers. s for mployment Knowles Family help desired. other to looms. Good work, geod pay. Good houses and Can Woolen THE GLASIER MFG. CO,, South Glastonbury, Conn. WAN TED Farm Hands, Day Laborere, House- work Girls and seashore help. FREE EMPLOYMENT J. COSCORAN, M. s By 1pt. Cent REAU. | 36; \ E l trai Bldg. | For the shore, sirls, 5 WAN Cleaners TED 4 experienced i 2 Dish J. B LUCAS, Central Building. Table Washers. CASH FOR YOUR FARM Sever | for cash. | Pruit farms and farms with lake front- Send particulars to age pre apr27 al good Must b ferred. TRYON'S a farms wanted e Zood AGENCY, FOR SALE. a_at once bargains. Willimantie, Conn. FOR SALE 51 eggs for the week, fhree ciildren, Mrs 1. Warren Smith Litchfisld—This has been the great- score \ pen of single- Lepairing and of Whitinsville, J. Henry Brown, who rose year ever known in this vi- Leghorns, o d by Llar- Polishing resides at home, and Walter D. Brown | cin 00d poultry farm of Butler, Ta., laid | i Ughelstery b East Doagias, Mass. 30 eggs. he pen of birds in third in | 4 : peral services wers held at the| Thomaston.—A rattlesnake 31-2 feet| {he Lontest. huving pussed & pen cf | (G l 7 Barber Chairs home Sunday at 130 p. m. Rev. Geo, |lor ith seven ruttles, was killed | wirite Wya dottes. A pen of sinzle i | 4,//|' Mattresses B. Young Manchaug officiated. Burial | her thar day bl i e Ml et i &\‘\\,l" made over was in Pine G Whitins- | T Abbott of Parksburg, Pa., laid 2 BRSNS equal to New Nille. R e B e during the weok, and ‘also a pen | B ” Slip Cove:s cut = | tion resumed work Monday morning R Deiea of Mdann ). a2 mage to oraer | | Jargest egg weighed 20-100 of a } [J = Soecialty Stratford—The movement for Strat-| - FECE 88 HEBRR o e~ co ' ford beautiful is pleasing to all its res- | DALAd: It WaS, . | u Rockyille. Miss Gifford F. Clark of | Va$ 1810 by a single-comb Rhods Is- il e o ] B|South Norwalk has been engaged by |land Red, owned by Arthur 8. Balley g the hish achool committes as teacher 0 Cobalt, Conn. A second large cgg WH”E fiOODS | Recommends Lydia E. Pink. | s fo | Suctesd ‘Miss * Mildred| Jo 2 ¢ older, Wyandotts, qwed by W = . J. Rogers of Dickson Ci Pa. The | ham' ege Sarttoed ~GCoirae T is c. | smallest egg weigher 7-100 of a pound. | Childs’ and Misses’ White Shoes and | Vi table Compound m"-’»f“fl f‘ sl wt?‘r-”x‘,\fi?}‘t\""‘fl;‘ o egg was laid by a barred Ply-| Pumps at $1.00, $1,15, $1.25 and $1.50. | for Backache, Nervous- | jiieci B e Al I X Ladles' Whife Buck and Canvas | o rincipal of the Chelsea, s champion hen laid but three | Shoes and Pumps at §1.50, $2.00 and ness, Headaches. i ; R s w (xtithe e ab dovitolts fg eibind o ToBE 0. = | the first of the week. Her record is Terryville—Miss Gertrude 3. Dud- | now 201 essa in oi5 anye. This nen| Po CUMMINGS Estate ley of i Mass., was hotified | I8 a single-comb buff Orpington, owned 52 CENTRAL AVE. st o e lon Y e Schaol] ate over 60 hens that have ~ made| Stors olosad Tussday and Thursday high scho Miss Dudey is a grad-| ten than 130 ¢ 2t 6 P. M. uata of Wellesley collage, 1912 following is a list of the first Naugatuck. N for smalipox | the total number of eggs laid by eack shown by the bill of Mrs. Minnie Gage | comb white Leghorns, 748; Thomts | - A of 14 Central avenue, Waterbury, Mre, | Brown of Catforth, Eng.,single-comb | Contracting Painting Gage served as a nurse in the isola- | white horns, 722; Marwood poultry . on hospital for 9 fays, ang_ as.she | faroy, utler, P, singlo-comb. whit Paper Hanging asks $5 a day her bill amounts to $495. }.' l'n:\'\”\‘ 07 “X"r' \H\,\\!\\“i”\:l:l‘: HAX"K;-“- Prices and work guaranteed. Meriden—The summer school for se poultry farm, Vineland, | feb13TuThS 27 Chestnut Street. t bene of the eighth and ninth T'oms poultry farm, Toms River, ie delinquents opened Monday bbott of Pa | = | AT A mar sc 18, il n h Leghor \ | | I ntrance examinat of « 123 West Main St. | p e, C encing this week I will have a | Middlstown.—Two of the daughters > Leghorns, 631. Fecond-haRe” Ro0ds. for Taon ani bare of Governor and Mrs. Woodrow Wil- T | Give us a call and get our crices. son were born in Middletown, during 3 apriSTuThS “ . the time that the democratic nominee | B Lyndon, Ky. — ‘x have been taking | for the presidency was & professor at| The catch of cod in the United Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound | Wesleyan, The house occupied by the | States is third fn value of fish caught, for headaches,neuralgia pains, ackache, | New Jersey executive has since been | amoliiing to almost $5.000,000, fob Pies, Cake and Bread mervousness and a general run down con- e i;'“r!'iw j'{'\V\""":X\;:"m"nj’l]j_'ll;'“'(‘w“\"\" lowed by that of shad, lobsters and | that canzot be excelled. dition of the ¢ 1 am entirely re- |” it e i TR ‘Plone your order. Prompt service lieved of these troubl your remedies to my nmend friends and give | ed Against Dishonesty, 5 L ahi T witle In ty of London at the time of | True Devotion \LOUIS H. BRUNELLE R leioion {0 pbliah what [ wite.” |y, )0 gyary. vintner was required Do yon love me, darling? sne 10 Carter Ave. (East Side) _\ hen u w‘v” knn« frs, V n|% hapg outside his shop ap iron ves- | asked. “Sweeticart, [ love every hair o ous enough 1o write such a let. | %61 With pegs marking the different | on your bure: fe rently an- | = Ml :.—, ‘:‘v'u‘ “(,vu;u' |r \‘ te such .u.“x—{umumws e A Shyie Summer Millinery B b o, e S el { Sied 2 A fine assortment of latest styles in Biicere desire to help other suffering | Good Work of Barnarde Homes. | \(Tr. Mr, Knagg Felt Bet Hats. Come in and see them. vl | Nearly twentythree thouseud pine | Mrs Kusgs | St '*’“”-\1“ MRS. G. P. STANTON, b s hundred children have now been sent | ¥a8 on & tralu We first met. Mr. | 23 S 1l:h’.r:;:.k'h;l:r\il:‘.|i.d.:i‘:»'rr::‘f'tn to Canada from England through the | Knaga- Yes, but it's too iate now to | 52 Shetucket St. ” ) o (o, ! dential) n, Mass. Your letter will g L{nr!,ld and answered by a held in strict confidences |f, | seencs of the Parnzrdo bo Meited shellae will untain pen barrels. mer gue the company for ages. | JEWETT CITY HOTEL T I New end Up-to-date in every Tiial mar cll, martiage a particular. & trial en mere or less of IRA F: LEWIS. Proariston, A 0. CUNNINGHAM, Telephones 854-12 or 2§7-2 Ann St. urday and estal on Diamonds, W Secur blisned i MONEY LOANED aiches, (Establisned 1872.) Jewe ies of any kind at tne Lowest Rates of Interest. An oid m to deal with. THE, COLLATERAL LOAN C0., 142 Mauin Street, Upstairs, The LOST bron G V. H. Conn- declared ont 176TH DIVIDEND, Norwich, Coi Directors of if the ¢ Office of The Norwich Savings Soclety. nn., June 3, 1912, this Soclety hav carnings of the cu Semi-unnnal LOST AND FOUND. About reward . by Armstrong, one mile ea: the Columbla road, tank returning South st of He- der w same Coventry, Jyod The office of John A. Mor- | gan & Son will be closed Sat- “ternoons ccmmenc- ing June 22 until ~ | “mmmmn, FOR SALE—Between 400 and 600 cords of hard stove wood at practically your own figure; also & late model Now Century Caugraph typewriter in fine shape, a_genuine bargain. Apply at once to Box 356, Norwich, Ct. jy3d HORSE FOR SALE—Weight about 1100 pounds, Dr. N, B. Lewis, 341 Main Street. jy2d FOR SALE—O. L C. pigs, weigh 50 pounds, nine weeks old; also Jersey cow, guaranteeing 18 quarts per day. J. C. Hatner, Norwich Town. jelyd SALE—O. L C. pigs, tho registered, none beiter ¥ breds, ugn- thie in TO RENT. TO RENT—At Pine Grove, Niantlc, Conn,, " furnished summer cottage. by month or season. Knqulre Mrs. Vars, o8 Hobart Ave, between 10 and 2 or' { w8 p. m Jy2TuThs FOR RENT—A desirable building (o keep an automobile, Cail at v44 Main St, East Side. Jysd TO RENT—A seaside cottuge Pleasant View; renl reasonabie. Aa- dress pox ess, Westerly, R. L Jjybd FOR RENT—A nine-room furnished cottage at Crescent Heacn, Conn., for September, nne location, well water, bath houses, piazse, shade irees, §bo. Address Cnaries r. Eluredge, Niantic, Conn. Jyed IO RENT—Furnished rooms, with modern _conveniences, in private family, Enquire at ‘the buietn, Jysa 10 RENT—Furnisied rooms at the ‘Continental,” Pleasant View, K. L, ive minutes’ walk from Lrolley ana restau- rant. Apply to 114 ‘Vest Broad Street, Westerly, Jeiyd 10 MENL—Convenient tenement of rooms, 48 CUff St.; §1Z per month. kn- quire at 51 Clift St jedd RENI_rasturage 1n Fiton pus- Zor hurses and cows. Clairemont Farm, Yantic, Ct. ‘may30d TO RENT—Lower tenement of four rooms. knquire of J. Bradiord, Book- binder, 108 Broadway. may 16d CRESCENT BEACH commodious col- tage to rent for the season. J. ‘Wheeler, z Unlon St, New London. mayl0d TO RENT—The store No. 85 Broad: way, next to the Wauregan Hotel, and now occupied by W. J. Townsend as a grocery siore. Apply to Willlam H. Shields. aprizd .. T0 RENT—No. § Union St. Flat seven rooms ard bath, at . b in brick house countey. Ludiew Farm, North Stoning- | opposite courthouse. Quiet location o Lon. i ¥. L. 3, Norwich, Conn. H. . | central part of city. Bnquire 187 Main Button, apriid st 8 'A. Gilbert. marsd FOR SALE — Profitable rooming UP 'I'0 DATE furnisheu rooms, M: house, centrally logated, well filled. ) hain. Francis Donohue, Central Blig. _jeod . | SUeFite bullding. Mra. Loes, 31§ Main. FOR SALE OR RENT—Camp al Browning's feach, on Thames rivar, TO RENT, owned by William H. Palmer and Judge Gardiner Greene. may22d SACRIFICE SALE—Pleasantly located 73 acre larm, 3o acres excelient plow land, balance pastlre and wood, good fruit, 1% miles irbm K. K. station and vilage, ueat 1iarkeis, 14 coom colonial house 'with verandas, best condition outside and in, large barn, palnted, new aenhouse, cost §360, sheds, vutbulldiugs, buildings worth $5,060; price $3,300- $1.000 down. lIncludes nousehold fur- nishings, farming_tools Lryou's Agemcy, and poultry. Wilhmantue, Co nild GOOD PRINTING UHEAP—00 % envelopes (regular business size), card printed_in corner, 3L33; 100V, '$1.35; 9,00¢, $5.60; 10,000, $10. 600 noteheads, §x9%3, priated, $1.35; 1,000, $2; 5,000, 10,000, $11.5 500 letterheads, 8%x11, printed, §1.65; 1,000, $2.70; 5,040, 393 10,000, 317.50; 500 billheads, X834, 5,000, $6.50% printed, $1.50; 1,000, $2; 10,000, $18.30; "0 sistemients, Sxbl printed $1.257 1,000, $1.75; 5,000, 35.35; 20,000, 310." Printing of every descrip: tion done promptiy. Send for samples. Lulletin_Co. Norwich. Conn. FOR SALE 124 Platt Avenue Fine seven-room Cot- tage, all improvements. Owner has left city and property must be sold. Inquire of JAMES L. CASE, 40 Shetucket St., Norwich, Conn. The | FOR SALE A fine three tenement house in ex- cellent condition. With modern im- provements, in central part of the city, for sale at an attractive price. E. A. PRENTICE, Phone 300. 86 Cliff Street, AT ONCE MUST BE SOLD at Department Store Stables, young horses and mares, In good weighing from 960 to 1600 1b av{umn’ lhem1 several A Good Home in Norwich Town | menishre miabie Tor counte: "aria | By order of the Honorable Court-of | #1l0Wed. Inguire Superintendent, 334- | Probate for the District of Norwich, 1|3%5 1%st PISCS R ] will 11 e real estate be ging to| i D. L. UNDERWOOD, | yoa Executor. T have a brick block eontain- - Ing sixty rooms, fully equipped VAAAY AR VAAAY Y PAAA! and well iocated. Wil produce CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE. 10 pe- cent on the Investment. 30 acres, well watered, ample Good “reason for selling. Ask 200, dores, wall watered, lagks @ | THOMAS H. BECKLEY. barne, house in good repair ¥ May Bullding, 275 Main Street, $5000. Pnones 24, 368-2, | 50 acres, large, | Pleasant nt office on Frank. elaily well fitted for dalry farm | ; Brook 'm, at attractive prices. g Girders, | Beams and Second - hand Structal Iron that is being taken off the Laurel Hill bridge FOR SALE _From July 1si, house of 10 rooms at No. 54 Wasiingion St. All convenlences and steam heat. Enquire of lsasc S. Jones, Insurance and Real Estate )\lscl;l‘l.d Richards Building, ¥1 Main sL e —— e FOR SALE. Twenty-two Seashore Lots Fronting Atlantie Ocenn, 50x-50 feet of land. 1 have been foritinate in securing a tract on the seashore, between Pleas- ant View and Charlestown Beach. These lots have one of the finest beaches along the coast, and the trolley will soon be there! These lots will increase In price right away. All 1 ask for a lot is $130 cash. Only one lot to a customer, and after July ist, this yea. it any are left, the Price will be $20 Write for information; the survey nearly completed. Arrangements (o view " the property made by appointe ment. Transportation free in auto, In- vestigate, $1300 will put you in possession of | an 80-acre farm, large 10-room house, barn, wagon shed, wocdhouse, two hen- neriés and milkhouse; 3 acres all plant- ed, including 1 acre of potatoes; place sifuated only 13 miles from Westerly, R. I, and a 10-minute walk to trolley. Owner lives out of che state and wili sacrifice if sale Is made right away, Possession given at once. WILLIAM A, WILCOX, Real Estate Broker. No. 41 West Broad St. Rooms 1 and 2. Je8d Westerly, R. I FOR SALE Cottr-- of 9 [ >oms, :sam electric lights anc - - plumb- ing, at = River "venue. Will be sold cheap on easy terms. N. TARRANT & CO. 117 Main £ City. For Sale Bight-room house, centrally lo- cated, all improvements, with heater, 10 minutes' walk from Franklin Square, and on car line, in select neighborhood, lot 60x85 feet; price reasonable and can be controlled with small amount of money. FRANCIS D. DONOHUE Central Bullding, SALE HORSES, They arrived on time. A good lot of chunks and draft horses, some to any place now. They must be sold, one can or will sell the same quality Seashore Land For Sais 25 minutes’ ride from Westesly station, K. Yo N H. & H. R. R FRANK W. COY. Long_Distance Telephons; 6 High street, Westerly, R L declld Peck’s Real Estat: Agency $p132ring Streat. filimantiz, Conn, to quick buyers as it must be moved at once. THE AMERICAN WASTE & METAL CO., 210 West Main St. Buyers of Scrap Iron, Metal and Waste Material of all descriptions, NOTICE SILK WORKERS Windham Silk Mil arder Strike Com. Jr, Chalrman keep away from Strike on. Per lubert I Richard, Iy6a F. C. GEER, TUNER %hone 511 122 Prospect St WHEN you want to put your dusi. ness befors the pubiic, there 1s no m dlum better than through the advertis. ing columns of The Bulleus s A No |ed by a weman's hatpin But I e Srorking of the quadrupedal mind. . Now, It 1 met a tiger, could I make him understand That my motives are benignant snd my attitude Is biend? Could I convinee a-grizaly benr thut | have no intent " or Illlgl ®ave pleasant couftesy, and ivil is my bent? That deeds of an unfriendly drift 1 néver think sbout? Could I make apy big gray wolf im- > licitly belleve” * That if he deem me affish 1 shall deep- Iy, truly grieve: That not a singie hostile thought with- in my bosom fs, That all my wishe: desires are right in Nne with his? Because, unless I feel that I can domi- nate his thought, And make him view my conduct just exactly as he ought, 1 think ¥d rather.not o out to mest # wild beast whers His toot s on’his datiye heath and nearby is his lafr, —Carolyn Wells. THE DUDE RANCH. We used to run a cow ranch, In all that old term meant, But all our ancient glories In recent vears have went We're takin' summer boarders, * And, pultin’ it quite It's now the cowboy's ‘pri To herd the festive d Wa used to run an outft, The greatest in the west; Our cowboys were the wenders— Our roundups were the bes: Tha punchers still are with But now they merely guid The tenderfool {rom Boston, Who's learning how to ride. And wide and far; Bit now we import humans From off the Pullman ear: Th: dudes have got us captired, And tied. and branded. teo; And the cowhoy's readin’ Jbsen When his daily tofl js throush —Arthur Chapman, in the Denver Re- publican. Employer—You're late again! New Clerk—Well, you said you didn't want a man who watched the clock.—Life Geralding—What did pa say when you asked him for my hand? Gerald He gave me a delightful travel talk Judge. “Dear me! Quarreling again? You must try to give and take” “That's what I'm trying to learn him!"—Lon don Punch Willie—Paw, what does discretion mean? Paw—Picking ouf a small man when you are looking for trouble~ Tit-Bits Winitred—But 1 think 1 ought to tel! vou that my eldest brother Is #n ex- president. Bertram——No -~ matter, pet en that shall not separate us' T understand that Mes 825,000 @ year pin money. She What is her hu: nd's business Her husband's dead. He Jeft her factory, Transcript you say you're 1x getn Merey ie a pin Boston an old-time sall or. DIid vou ever have any aceldents while at sea?” “Once, m 1 drop- ped a bowl of hot soup in an old lady's lap."—Detroft F'ree Presk. “My doctor says 1 ought horse,” eaid the indelent man. for™" “I don't know. Muybe of treating me for dyspeps! broken collarbone for a Washington Star. “Bvery human being, to ride’ a Wha he's tired and wants change said the pro- fessor, “sends out psychic waves.” “Dio I send out psychic waves? demanded the pretty girl 088", “AndetS they ‘marcelled?”—Louisville Courier- Journal “Twenty-five dollars fine,” said the | justice of the peace... “Oh, now, look here, judge,” said Wiggleswor(h, “be consistent. | wasn't going a bit faster than I was last summer when I was up hefore vou the first time, and you acquitted me All right,” said the Justice; “if you feel that way about it we'll make it $50, coverin' both of- fenses."—Harper's Weekly She—Here is a woman who says the only girl to marry Is one who has heen taught domestic sclence, He—What sort of eflucation is that? She—It's the sort that turns a kitchen into an experimental laboratory and makes the garbage can a retort of waste tissies and discarded caloric.—Cleveland Plaip Dealer. THE KALEIDOSCOPE German pianos were sold abroad s year to the value of $10.000,000 against | 89,000,000 in 1910 and 87,900,000 in 190¢ Whether | shrimps shall be sold on Sunday in the Billingsgate market has become 2 contested question in co nection with the Sunday closing agita- tion, The decadence of the W Jan- guage is evidenced by the statement that about 85 per cent. of the people of Wales know somé Enzlish. while near Iy 50 per cent. epcak mo o guage. A colled wire spring that can be astened upon almost an: article of urnityre forms the base for a_ new il light socket Intended tn bring 1amp ciose to where it Is needed | An ineuest at Stockpart | developed the fasf that A | cavsed by | Enz th had blood. poizuring originat in a slight scrateh on and, gheaper than I will. Come and see| 1n the’ near future, it" ls <id, the " RLMER R. PIERSON. project for building locks and dams for el 1189, er7a- | Dnieper will be realized; 316,000,000 will be spent, and it will Fequire about six years to complete the work Wireless telegraph statfons | established at Melbourne, a Forty acres of high lan¢ situate on | Hills, Sydney and at Perth. in we state macadam road overiJoking the | Aystralia, as th i i, Auantic ocean from Point Judith on | gati al®y il eren the east to Montauk on the west. Only |~ around the Austra aused 4 cessation of f 65,000 employds, During (he ge quarrels, the largest number in 15 years, wera the subject o7 a justment or ‘weview- by . con n boards There are re sta ions” ‘open 5 towns of th - man empire. One effect of their esta lishment has been to reduce the pe centage of bottle-fed babies from 60 to 35 and to decrease infantile mortai- ity from 8.4 to 4 per cent. The possibilities of cold storage ex- portation of food from Manchuria for European consumption are indicated by the market prices showing that exgs sall there for 50 cents a hundred. chickens and ducks for § cents each, deer for 76 cents und sheep for §2. Thera Nas Just beey Tain hed af Port Gilasgow, Scolland, (he frat steamer of the conl-carrsing fleet, of the Peking | syndicate. . The eswel iy 275 feet iy length, 44 fet in breadil and 21 feet 6 inches in depth. and i 1o carey 3,000 tons dead welght. Jt has peveral nqvel features In srrangement. and - equip- ment., including Temperigy: transport ers for loading and disdRgreing. The vessel Wag pa ~Sir. 4 Apdr this heing thi WK"lfi .n:'uJ: of