Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 9, 1912, Page 8

. AMSEOWERS TODAY AND sty ol obat ovied o SATURDAY SOUTHEAST WINDS .IOR’WIGH OONN FHIDAV, AUGUST 9, 1912, FULL mfll fsenl & B Plll‘ DIIPA‘IBMII Tonight. ngs at Breed H., meets in EE“%HORIUM toEiunyokhentns will open on nen Monday, Awe1% at the @ pol- as it did of pho- 1§50 be no change in the hours for the starting | Bos howm of the Rowmenlaingiithe past thres weeks t s undergone a _tho cleaning and been net throughout. An 1 ow has been o Toacet i oo wea NOMRZEAD HRATRRIH T M’u&m e happy retrospact appear before PPy Tt thoughts been and “ reall hat await ker in the o ng at the loss of thelr go riend, Dorris and orh 3 iid bR ewlkinosobioit tisqy olsibemt 1y WA TR OB ARG oD MlTlflW B\t S "ch.flw ehild to die within short time, a nn mlel dytn une. Bailey daugh(er Ger- l e s. “Miss Ru(h St has returned from a visit at (‘M!bezch and Nor- rich onnell o Mrs. 1P, mymw WhG Wi o] Norwich. She was main for a visit. Lotis saucle ha¥Mbre Yantio' farms and Is working for_the Ansonia Light and Power company. 3 .1@ .in Yantic Louls Va.ndar'v\'mrt Iefl town Wed- ags,, where he will Glectric company to %%siww course in electric- Twaart recefved an en- t!—u'mrd from the Worcester Poly- te, i taken the atlons during his third year at Norwieh Free Academy, but decid- on L bemmbrd has left the spin- ng T the Yantic Woolen com- y. Frederick ¥. Manning W ¥ . Richards, Dennis Cardin and , Mrs. Cardin, were crabbing at jwbridge recently. {*Got 300 Crabs. Mr. Mrs. Edward Smith and ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hubbard, Hill, spent a day this week ith Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thorpe of tviua, crabbing. They returned th 309 .crabs. Mr. Waterhouse, who has been over- in the c)uding room for the put Mixs Phods Hisootaki has returned to lorwich, after spening a week with 4 Beckman. Mrs. uel McGribbons and chil- spemt a day recently at Ocean was in Col- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frasier of are spending a week with Mra. Frosier's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Beckman. My, and Mre. John Ward of Nor- m«,-m Wednesday with friends Miss Blanche and Loretta Richards are visiting their grandparents in Jew- ett City.e Mrss William Robinson and sons, Percy and Clyde, spent a couple of days fhlp week in Bozrah, huckleber- rying and returned with forty quarts. from here joined the Hiks |'ng Thursday. FUNERAL. Fhen W. Tourtelotte. (Hipecial to The Bulietin.) Webster, Mass. Aug. 8—Tha funeral of Eben W, Tourtelotte, formerly of Wil ic. Conn., and also of Pom- fret, held from his late home, in thit district, this afternoon atf?i¢ddock. The seridces were con- df “By Rev. Samual R. Bragg of thner, a retired pastor, Out of town feénds wers present from Put- nam, ‘Willimantic, Danielson, Worces- ter, Epripenield Oxford, Bonthbridge, anri opl \lfl The floral tributes y and beautiful, Delegates em from Webster A, O, U.1 t Slnll lbdxe, K. of P, and department, The e John H, Haskell, Bdwin S. Duvh of Mount Sinai lodge, Charles ¥. Prince and Henry H. Bisinberg of the Unfted Workmen. The body was forwar@ed to Putnam, Comn., for bur. ol | to the smaller on: 1al Rfi;'Hny Fever Season 18 om- ed. A convention was call- od for em, N, T, STONINGTON. Instructive Lecture—Band Conocert Tonight—Line of March for Satur- day Changed—Accident. Thursday evening at 8 o'clock 2 large number gathered at Borough Hall and had the pleasure of listen- ing to a most interesting lecture on the “Cliff Dwellers,” by _the moted speakers, Mrs. Gilbert McClurg of Colorado Springs. Mrs. McClurg also had some excellent views and the stereopticon greatly enjoyed. Golden Cross Picnic. Thursday afternoon the Golden Cross council held their annual picnic at Wheeler's Grove, the members ard their friends enjoyed a basket lunch, games and outdoor sport. Band Concert Tonight. This (Friday) evening the residents of Stonington and neighboring towns will have the pleasure of listening to a band concert in Wadanuck park Folloking is the program: Part One: . Red, White and Blue. March, National them Grand selection, Solitude Clarinet solo, selected. m z, soloist. quartette, selected. h, Old Blacl oe. Part Two. Selection, Mince Pie. | h, Keep Moving. altz, Maribella. Serenade, Sweet Dreams. sdMarch, S. L B. A. asdtar Spangled Banner. Prof. John Eskstein, leader. The amount raised for the band con- cqus up to the present time is $325. |§atyray’s Line of March Changod: The line of march for the firemen's iparade has been changed and s as | fpllgsvu-At 1.30 the warden and bur- )soms{@nd the heads of the depart- maut will inspect the quarters occu- pied by the several companies, after whiohighefiremen will form in line on Meip stzegt.. The line of march wili t fipe up Main to Broad, ito Water, to_High, through High (-whcm the (Tewlewing stand will be Jg Weadawanuck park), to Hlm, ay View avenue, where the men Wlll countermarch.--to-High, to Water, through Broad dawn.Water to Omega, to School, to 5 <itos Wagtar, through Connor square, to Main, to Church street, and Beparate. Anar_x.huamun there will @7 bandy concert,,and the Pioneer %’k @ Tadder company will serve et lumh iheiw pooms, having m\nu\ the omcers of the other com- 1to ibaitheir, ;guests. At the ‘ofiggr,;ogms,,ppqn Moyse” will be the er. ouge Ve qolRi ensral News. odiiss Guaeé! Lo Mullér, vho has been imlf‘lmld:lf. Massworeturned home Thwfiyumbmfilad by Miss Edith ‘Woodward, whe-will be- her guest for arwealrthraqa i 1470 13HngEno Mary and! ddac Byram have resurned 4o theid/ Hamado in Richmond Hill, L. I, after—a- v'sl[ with Mrs. Janis (| Shefitel &rs 1loa -5 aull Mausisfarhsa Reicher of Hantiord mné éxpectel in town today (Friday) to spend the week with the latter's parents, Judge and Mrs. L. D. e nlard thensann . 11ad] 1B 15 d€lut laand sGaorge Denison re- gt oibisioveelndiom a week's visit at the Atwood camp, Forestholme, at Kennebago Lake,Maine. oWGE. feUrgetA. rAdee of Westches- "au\'fln&x' wrguest at Hillside. Adiblet have returned to [Moosup. having been the guests of John Galup at Wamphassett 220678 s Batley. Carr and Malen Carr WMABA, ©Ohio, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Pike at Wamphassett Point. 1od ToAcmistent to Boat Owner. 8 Coallg9d®. Davis, while cranking up thes maen’ {a his launch, was struck on the left -heel by the pin in the wheel, which failed to return to its saakpt- after the cranking. The ten- 2 ofi«the foot were badly strained angk the merves injured. “Gypsying by Auto. An auto, contalning W. A. Wilson of Cleveland, Ohio, his wife and their three children and chauffeur spent the n]ig?ln at Wheeler's Grove. Th ried with ‘them all the paraphernalia for camping and in this way after the tents were erected, passed the night very comfortabl They are making a tour of the New England states, stopping at night wherever they hap pen to be. Miss Florence Hewitt of the Rood district is visiting Mrs, T. A, Mit- ten in Philadelphia. On Sunday morning at the Rood church, R rthur T. Young of Bos- ton Spa, N, Y., will preach. CONFEDERATE CURRENCY AS HISTORIC RELICS. Distribution Made to Collagu and Li- braries in All the States. Washington, Aug. 8—The vast hoard of Confederate currency seized by the Union army during the civil war, which has beeen stored in the federal treas- ury for half a century, is being dis- tributed among institutions the country over for preservation as historic relics. Already sets of these notes, pract bee; including ally all denominations, have sent to 300 colleges and 350 libra , and the clamor for specimens h not been satisfied. Secretary Mac- Vedgh is supplying the larger instftu- tlons first and gradually working down s, exercising care to see that every state In the Union re- | ceives #3 just“proportion of currency to show to posterity. | OBITUARY. Patrick Charles Duffy. (Special to The Bulletin.) = . |the foregoing application of Thoma Webster, Mass., Aug. -Patrick | Cunningham é’& ."5 for a 13-.\”?”;‘“‘3: Charles Duffy died at his home in hereby certify that sald applicant is a Cross stree toda following a x | suitabl person to be licensed pursuant weeks’ illness of stomach trouble, aged iy Dpe et Nory -' 38 years 2 months and 19, daye: He was | &0 116, P Te20 301" O'anien: born in Wilsonville, Conn, and was | Willey, Tvan Tiason. Charies . hoert educated in the public sohools of | son. | hereby certify that the above Thompson, Putnam and Rockvill named signers and endorsers are elec- was assisiant foreman of the Chase- | tors and taxpayers_owning real estate, ville mills of the American Woolen |in the Town of Norwich. Dated at company up to the time.of his illness. | poWich; this 1st day of August, A D. He was identifled with Webster lodge, | 1*15z G025 S L Oleeny A. 0. U. W, and the Holy Name so- g ciety of St. Louis' church. Besides a wife, Margaret Farrell, hp leaves two sons, James and Clento, and a @augh- ter, Katherine, all of Dudley; a broth- er, Hugh of Thompson, and two sis- ters, Mrs, John Pluffe of Webster and Mrs. James Welch of Thompson. The funeral will be held Baturday morning. Four nephews of Mr. Duffy will cele. brate the solemn requiem high mass— Rev. Phillp Smith of Long Island City, N, Y.: Rev, James Smith, Rockville, Ct.; Rev, Charles Duffy of Clinton and Rev. B. Matthew Boyne. Mrs. Judson A. Cooper. (Special to The Bulletin.) Bouthbridge, Mass., Aug. 8.—Mrs, Fimma Franees Brown, wife of Judson A. Cooper, died at her home, on Water oourt, today, aged 68 years 6 months and 16 duys. She had been in poor health for thres years, suffering from eancer of stemach, AMrs, Cooper was born in Nerth Gresvensrdale, Cenun., daughter of Julius and Leoulse Brown, and has lved in Jowstt City and Bouttibridge. She is survived by 4 son, | Herbert; o daughter, Mrs, Prescott A. | Lyon, both of Seuthbridge; two sisters, Mps, ¢ D, Rose and Mrs. E. (. Per erry of Plymeouth, and a brother, Vernon J, Brown of Thompsen, Ci, FREGKLES Don’t Hide Them With a Veil; Re- move Them With the New Drug. An eminent skin specialist recently discovered a new drug ,othine—double strength, which is so uniformly suc- cessful in removing freckles and giv- ing a clear, beautiful complexion that it is sold by the Lee & Osgood C% under an absolute guarantee to refu the money if it fails. Don’t hide your freckles under a veil; get an ounce of othine and re- move them. Even the first night's use will show, a wonderful improve- ment, some of the lighter freckles vanishing' entirely. It is absolutely harmless, and cannot injure the most tender skin. Be sure to ask for the double strength othine; it is this that is sold on the money back guarantee. CUMMINGS WILL NOT RUN FOR CONGRESS. WANTED. WANTED—At Backus ward mald. WANTED—A first class auto repaif man. M. B. Ring Auto Co. MEN—WOMEN Hospital, & WANTED—To learn Barbering. Barn $10 to $25 weekly. $6 Saturda; Room, Board, Tools furnished. Hall's Barber Schools, §14 Washington Bt, Boston, Mass, WANTED—Actlve girls on \l?llh 1 nitary work, , Pay while [3 G learnin, Versailles Sanitary Fibre Mills, Versailles, Conn, Connecticut’s ~ Democratio National [ _Au8.6d. - 3 H i WANTED—Man to work on smal Comumitipeman ' Will Stigk 't i & g ey g B b e Practice. Box 103, Yaatie, Conn. Augsd | Stamford, Conn., Aug. 8—Tomer 8.| o ueun Bions tuning. A, G. Gor- Cummings, democratic national com- | 4 W ANTED Sfano tuning. 4. 8. Qov: mitteeman for Connecticut, issued a | ““yid statement today in which he said that he has not been, is not, and will not be a candidate for congress. His rea- son is that if elected he will be expect- ed to devote his whole time to the work, and he does not feel that he could give up his law practice to do so. Mr, Cummings has just returned from a vacation, and vesterday took part in the notification ceremonies of Govern- or Wilson at Sea Girt, N, J. During his absence a bodm for him had been started for the democratic nomination for congress. His discovery of this fact caused him to issue his state- ment. COUPLE MISSING SINCE MONDAY FOUND DEAD - Sl A Husband Murdered Wife and Hanged Himself in Ice House. Kingston, N. Y., Aug. 8—Police of- ficers who broke into the saloon of Fritz Barte at Mount Pleasant today, in search of Mr. and Mrs. Barte, who had been missing since Monday, found the mutilated body of Mrs. Barte, who had been murderef, A further search of the premises revealed Barte's body hanging in the ice houss. Life was extinct. It wvas stated that Barte had served time in jafl for the violation of the excise law and also that he had frequently quarreled with his wife. Swedish Ambassador to Olympic Re- ception. New York, Aug. 8.—Plans for the reception of the Amerfcan Ol team, which is to be held in this City August 24, are rapidly nearing comple- tion. The committes having the mat- ter in charge decided today to extend invitatons to the Swedsh ambassador at Washngton and the Swedish consul general to be in the reviewing party. Turks Massacre Bulgarians. Constantinople, Aug. 8.—Reports have reached here that in a fight be- tweeen Turks and Bulgarians at Kat- chana, near the border, 50 Bulgarians were killed, 100 mortally wounded and 100 seriously wounded. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the WZ : Signatu.e of LEGAL NOTICES. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich, within and for the Dis- trict of on the 8th day of August, AYLING, Judge, Malbone, late of E rch deceased. M e h, Conn., appeared in Court, and filed a potition praying, for the reasons therein set forth, that administration be granted won the estate of said deceased, al- leged to be intestate. Whereupon, it is ordered, petition be heard and determined at the Probate Court Room in the City of Norwich, In said Distr! ha l4th A. D. at 12 o'clock notice of the pendency n, and of said hearing given the publication e in some news- paper haying a circulation in sald Di that sald be this ‘order ona t thereon, of Help Wanted Spoolers and Raw Silk Winders Hammosd, Knowlton and Lo PUTNAM, CONN. WANTED Information as to the location of Bugene Thurston Campbell, 18 years old, last seen in Willimantic, March 23rd, 1912. Formerly lived in North Windham. Any information which may lead to the finding of this boy wiil be suitably rewarded. Address Frank S. Campbell, Box 2 North Windham, Conn., or Phone 73-3. WANTED Farm Hands, Day Laborers, General Housework Girls, Walitresses and Girls for the seashore. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. M. J. Coscoran, Supt. Central Bldg. WANTED Four or five Table Girls for Watch Hill. Room 33, Central Building. J. B. LUCAS. CASH FOR YOUR FARM Several good farms wanted at once for cash. Must bs good bargains. Fruit farms and farms with lake front- age preferred. Send particulars to TRYON’S AGENCY, Willimantie, Cenn. apr27d LOST AND FOUND. FOUND-—Gold bro, Plaut-Cadden Compa FOUND Central Wharf, & gold filled watch. Inquire C. King, Chap- pell_Company. ""LOST—Last Tuesday, a_string of gold beads, in vicinity of Hobart ave- nue school. Finder leave at Bulletin office and receive reward e Enquire at On J. C. Witter, . Auctiomeer. AUOTION On accoun of 'h health I shall re- move to 2 London, and for that reason I will sell my farm, located 2 miles north of Canter Green on the road leading to Brooklyn Village, on bus. of 14,000 of oak 4 2x5 joists, 7,000 ft. 00F<E to 8x stuff, 4,000 ff, of 2x3, 2x4, and 4x4 4 6,000 ft. of oak and r‘l\f\sl . W P gon, 1 trict at least four duys prior to the — ’ date of sald hearing, and that return K ety be mru‘n\ll;)[é\!;ls it i B s { ILEON J, AYLING, Julge, reamer and canms, churn and py of record, . b narnesses, bm,, ‘aingle and double, sev- Attest: FANNIE C. CHURCH, hag R 5 Clerk. | a set of tackle and TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY OOM- | quantity of smaller hand i for New London County: 1I|t every description, also a ply for a transfer of license | of household gaods, such as and’ exchange spirituous and | ed 5 ating liquo e, lager ) and cider in_the b T th Main street, Town of N whole, h, except in the rooms and apar the ., known as menis in said building, any par AL MU 0T B ot 5 parts of which are cut off or by John Sharp, a tract tioned in such manner as to form |0f wood land about 40 acres; also a booths, side rooms, or retiring rooms. | tract bounded by Buck-Hill road, My place of business is not located | North Society road, and on north within two hundred feet in a direct |and east by Iz ormerly owned by line from any church edif or public | Sharp and Higgins; also a third tract parochial school, or the premises |0f about 60 acres of wood and pasture pertaining thereto, any postoffice, | bounded on the east by North Society public library, or cemetery. Dated at|road, and o the north by land Norw this' 23d day of July, D. | formerly owned by Patrick Brennan. 1912. Thomas Cunningham & Co., by | The farm in all comprises 275 acres, James B. Shannon, Applicant. We. the | 80d is located 2 mlles north from Can- undersigned are eleotors and taxpay- | terbu Green on the Norwich and ers, owning real estate, of the Town of | Worcester _turnpike, and south of Norwich, and hereby sign and endorse | THIS HOT WEATHER Order H. Koehler & Company's Fidelio Bottled Beer dirsct to your re- frigerator, y the dozen 60c. H. Jackel & Co., Cor. Market and Water Streets. Telephone 136-5. MONEY LOANED on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and Securities of any kind at the Lowest Rates of Interest. An oid established firm to deal with. (Establisned 1872.) THIEL COLLATERAL LOAN CO., 142 Main Street. Upstairs. DR. C. C. GILDERSLEEVE Physician and Surgeon OFFICE, McGrery Blde,, 287 Main St, Sulte 7-8 Heours—8~9 a. m. 1.30-3 and 7-8 p, m. Telephone 1120 . Resldence 40 Lincoin Aven Kok AA04 Brooklyn Village 4 miles. A caterer will attend; the terms will be cash, and sale will be held rain or shine. PATRICK SHREA. Address all communications previous to sale to M. P. Shea, 35 Porry street, New London, Conn., Supervisor. You are sure of correct weight in anything yvou purchase from us. We can't afford to do otherwiss than give correct welght. Not only that-—we glve correct quality, the best quality the market affords. Our prices are also correct, Befter let ns convince you, CHAS. SLOSBERG, 3 Cove Street ADVERTISEMENTS under the heading of “WANTED, FOR SALE or TO RENT" are inserted at the rate of 5¢ per line, six words to the line FORTSALE. HORSE FOR SALE—About 12 years old. Good roader. Welghs about 1,000 lbs. No. 7 Golden Bt, Augbd FOR_BALE CHBAP_Launch, 16 fL. Jong; 5% ft. beam; 2% H. P. Lathrop Hngine; @lso good ‘second hand piano. Enquiré P. H, Hull at J. P. Barsiow. Augvd FOR SALE—Farm, new milch cow, horses, curriages, harness, Cheap for cash, Francls L., Perkins, North Wind- ham, Conn TORSE WOR SALE—_Splendid drver, feariess und sound. Will sell cheap, as need u heavier horse to drive, Tel 1105-8, Norwich Diy, FOR BALK—Two cycle Atlas t ing car jn good snape. Apply R. B. B Main St, FOR BALI—Seven good Digs, dellars each, Phone 21-13 Moosup, Washburn, 390 West Two FOR NALE—Restaurant doing a good business; overytning new; re sons for seiling. Adaress X. ¥, % Puingm, nn, FOR SALL A shop, suitable for a oSt Of roasons Ior seuing. For particulars inguire of J. Connell, Jewett City, Conn. Augod FOR SALE—A handsome antique four hign post mahoguny bedsieau; more than 1L years oid; complete Listory; a Will seil chsap, : shed rooms, with , in pflvlla family, ietin Autu ROOMS, all modern con "‘ 8, B Umon SL’.’ Telphone 834-4, T—Furnished rooms at the gntal,”’ Pleasant View, R L, Bive walk from Lruuoy and restau- “onvenient tenement u( O t.; uz per month. En- Jedd ‘& ement of four rooms. Hng of J. dtord, Book~ binder, 108 B ] ug CRESCENT BIEAC tege to rént ior Wneeler, 2 Union St. mayl0d TO RENT—The stors No. 35 Broade way, next to the Wauregan HoLaL nnd now occupied by W, J. Wnse! Er?elsry slore. Apply to Wllllnlr K. 00|~ . season. J. New London. garage; size 0 x av; goed lecatlon, | adaress A. C, burdick, Jewett City, UP TO DATE furnisheu rooms, Max- Conn, suerite building. Mrs. Lees, 316 Mfir BPHETLAND PONY for sale, Prize ot winner 4t Duteaess County fair. Rub- TO RENT. ber tired runaboul, sadaie undbrid o Jiiy. Tall Houas 9t 10<00mE. 0 A D R R I o | No. 54 Washing(on st. All conveniences dren to rige o e, 3200, and steam heat. Enquire of lsaac ¥. Norion, care D. H, Ackert, Old Mys- | Joyes, Insurance and Real Estate ue, Conn. Agent, Richards Building, 91 Main St. Auged | “85T4, FOR SALE—Restaurant, candy and Jo. Central location, good busi- To Rent Ready for occupancy bargain. Ur. Frauk White, Nor- Ct, R, F. D, 3. 'Phone 22-14. augsd at once. FOR SALE—Cheap, 60 acre farm sit- uatea in Flatrock, ‘three miles from Rooms over Plamfield; building' in good shape; 30y cords of wooed. For particuiars appiy to Wm. W. Patnaude, Tartville, Ci. Box 3. Jyzed FOR SALE_The Dupuls brick biock, Nos. 178 to 183 North Main St., conlain- ing twelve tenemexts, all occupied. Guod reason for selling. Inquire ol Romeo Dupuis, R. F. D. No. 4. Jylad HORSE FOR SALE—Weight al 1100 pounds. Dr. N. B. Lewis, 841 A Street. Jyzd FOB SALE—O. L C. pigs, thorougn- breds, registered, none beiter in the country. Ludlow’ Farm, North Stonins- ton. . ¥. D, 3, Norwich, Conn. b Button. apr2 FOR LE OR RENT—Camp at Browning's Beach, on Thames river, owned by William H. Palmer and Judge Gardiner Greene. may22d SACRIFICE SALE—Pleasantly located 78 acre farwm, 35 acres excellent plow land, balance pasture and wood, good fruit, 134 miles from R. R. station and yillage, near wmarkets, 14 room colonial house witn verandas, best coadition ouiside 2nd in, large barn, painted, new benhouse, cost $365, sheds, outbulldings, buildings worth $5,000; price $3,300— $1,000 down. Includes nousehold fur- nishings, farming tools and poultry. Iryow's Agency, Willimantic, Conn. janld A GREAT BARGAIN The house and barn Ann Street, all in good conditioa, will be sold very low to close the estate, - E. A. PRENTICE, Phone 300. 86 Cliff Street. ‘ “um-'oknvrn n\oc ~-UT } ! i Barr d }\t\cke flnd Leghorns u want some R. I. Reds or ]ndl‘!n Runners, act at once, Aerator, Wagons, Harnesses Democrat, Farm Tools an Equipment, Sausage Stuffer, Washing Machine, Post Bpoon, Chicken and Barbad Wire, Tackle, Automatic Feeder, Mowing Ma-+ chine Saddle, Post Lanterns, ¢ ha Laval , ot Heparators and sup- 1 Oil for Bhoes and Har- BROAD BROOK FARM, Preston, and make your selection. F. O. CUNNINGHAM. Tel. 408 Qnmman Seashore Land For Sale Forty acres of high lanc situate on located at 19| Bliss Jewelry Store, 126 Main St., suitable for any mercantile purpose. Apply to JOHN & GEO. H. BLISS FOR SALE. A FEW SEASHOEE LOTS Situated in the Town of Charlestown, . I, fronting the Atlantic Ocean, on one of the best bathing beaches in the state. These lots are fifty (50) feet frontage on ocean and one hundred fifty (150) feet deep. In the rear of these lots there is a_ salt water nine miles long, sandy bottom, excel- leat boating and fishing. The price of these lots s two hundred (3$200) dol- lars. Remember the prices that were pald for lots at Pleasant View four i’ 0 and the prices that are be- 28 pald now. Thess cottage sites that am oftering for only 3200 are on the nma ocean, same beach, only a few miles east of Pleasant View. Here is a chance to buy a seashore cottage site at a low figure and have it increase in value many fold In a year or two. Avall yourselves of this opportunity and don’t be among those that wiil say (after they are all sold) I wish 1 had bought ope. Come and look these lots over and remember if you pur- chase one I pay your expenses for any distance not over 100' miles. Trans- portation from Westerly in auto. In- vestigata, WILLIAM A. WILCOX, Renl Estate Broker, No. 41 Went Brond St, Rooms 1 and 2. angdd Westerly, R. I FOR SALE Cottage of 9 rooms, steam, electric lights and open plumb- ing, at 84 River Avenue. Will be sold cheap on easy terms. kia, At oeean froe Bomt gudity ea| - N. TARRANT & CO., Phe sast to Montank on the weat. Oniy 25 minutes’ ride from Westerly station, R. N.Y.NH & H R FRANK W. COY. Distance Telephone. [] ngh treet, Westerly, R, L declld 117 Main Street, City FOR SALE I have a brick block cfmtaln- ing sixty rooms, fully bqulg and well located. WIll produce an annual income of more than 10 per cent. on the investment. Good reason for selling. Ask me for particulars. THOMAS H. BECKLBY. Building, 278 Main Street, ones: 724, 368-2. Pleasant front office on Frank- 1in Square for rent. FOR SALE I offer subject to sale: $$10,000 Norwich Gas & Elec- tric Co. First Mortgage § per cent Bonds at 104% and Inter- est. JAMES L. CASE, 40 Shetucket St., Norwich, Conn. Peck’s Real Estats Agency FARMS A SPECIALTY 132 Spring Strat, illimantis, Conn, HORSES They came Aug, st 28 good horses, all nicely right out of work, kinds, chunks, Come and see Rely iddn There are al them BELMER R, PTERSON. . s advertised, blg horses and drivers. For Sale Elght-room house, centrally lo- cated, m improvements, with heater, minutes’ walk from s klin Sy wortion onk 1o, in select neighborhood, lot 60x8§ feet; price reasonable and can be controlled with small amouat of money. FRANCIS D. DONOHUE Central Building, Norwich. All kinds of FARM PRO- DUCE coming in good every day now. Let us have your orders and get the fresh goods. People’s Market 6 Franklin St. JUSTIN HOLDEN, Prop. JOSEPH BRADFORD, Book Binder. sank Books Made and Ruled to Ords. 102 BROADWAY. Telephone 3k 1 JEMFY o DR. F. W. HOLMS, Dentist Shannen Bulldlug Aunex, Room A, “Telephone 523 octiod NEWMARKET HOTEL, 7156 Boswcll Ave. broken and | First-class Wines, Liquors and Cls-rl | [ Meals and® Welch Ravebit serve order. John Tuckle. Prop. Tel. 43-8. s no aaverusing medluin in lluuhqonn‘.;uw( uaunl to The SRR i R v ast ot Bestde l dI- W and H Grly n &’ dem' L, nn-un to Mn o memg &ol’" :‘r,o or bring to pass & Of help to man, mmcmum And.down the way a ‘wem- N Cam: Semd'g%hdt.l;z blasing heat and gray [us ‘ Work-welrl]h.d old, a stream without a And llnkin‘ in dry sand. Becanse she She lived, nor felt the bitter jJoy of strife, “What use,” I erled. “that these who cannot A nnnr-uft to help the werlM should fi { opeless battle but to A hsa;flen. Who long unspeakahly for demth and night? But in n ihe morning on the goMen- The dewdmfn sparkled bright a song A Bob o -Lincoln swinging on the &!cldad {orfl\ his matin roundelay; An aldermanic bes with ‘broldersd Was glad! to make its fringe a place An :nlz cllmb«fl to a leaf with weary To fln,dt n refuge from the noonday 3:: llg:‘:?:ln:“;l::mfl‘ c;:le’::m?u:ld smiles What a;d the woman? If eur kimdly Would give a vud in that drowth. A w-o'rrtlhyazlfl #he will not bs for- Whmc lll- weighs more than flslds of nro —(lqav York Christian Advocate. A, Tariff om Flirting. A (‘Hcl{o judge has establis] lar edale on fines for fil [. News Ttem. They've put a tariff on the five; We've needed it awnile. They fine a gink ten for a wink And seven for a smile. It's thirty for an "Oh you ki4* And that is very lot It’s twenty flat to ti; To girls you do nof iour hat We may derive a deal of From systems such as !:h To_fine a fiirt for being pert Will seldom be m.:"t':'uy Journal HUMOR OF THE DAY Maid—Did you cell me, ma'am? Mme. Parvenu—Yes, I just wanted to téll you that 1 didn't need you just at present.—Fliegende Blastter. Post—Why did you _dismiss your zlorious cook ? Parker—Tt was the only way to get our guests to homs.— Lippincott's Magasine. = "I got a new attachment for the fam- ily piano,” said Mr. Growcher, “wnd it's a wonderful improvement.” “What 8 it? “A lock and key."—Washington Star. “I cannot live without you,” he de- clared. “Don't say thet she led. “I shall not marry you, but I wi father to get you a fob.“—Judge's Li- brary. “Father, T can beat anything in eol- lege.” "“Well, don’t worry, son. I'll mee to it that you'll have plenty of rugs to practice on this swmmer.”—Milwau- kee Sentinel. Friend—What was the title of your poem? Poet—Oh, Give Me Back My Dreams! Friend—And what did the editor write you? Post—Take ‘em!— McCall's Magazine. ‘Wife—Have you t the white- bait 1 telephoned for ry, my dear, msucthmmnm they were too young to be taken from their mother.—Punch. “He who puts his hand to the plow," soreamed the crossraads orator, “must not turn back.” “Wha/. is he to do when he gets to the end of a furrer? * agked the auditor In the blue jean overals.— Youth's Companion. ‘Think Pelag Wombat has got any chanst to be elected poundmaster of Plunkville?” “Dunno. Nobody has ae- cused him of stealing his nomination. 'Fraid he's hopelessly out of style this year.*—Pittsburg Post. “Was your son one of the popular boys at ocollege?” ‘Yes, indeed. He was elected cheer leader thres times.” “And what i he going to do mow?’ “He is considering an offer to nl! carriages for a leading catering fivm. Cleveland Plain Dealer. Wite was from the lake “What's the matter 7" bawied husband. "Ilhlnklh‘.hldmhyflnh, But he's gone now” “Why you let him nibble untfl I got there?” demanded husband, peevishiy. 1 haven't l]anded a bass this trip."—New- igville Courler-Jowrnak | THE KALEIDOSCOPE Hemlock, foxglowe, monkshood, the seeds of laburnum, common lsural emd yew are all poisomous to human be- ings. A jackrabbit came loping down the center of Main street recently. He | went through without stopping, and did not even whistle fo rthe crossing. —Elsmore (Kan.) Leader. New steamers for the South Ameri- | can trade just launched for the Ham- | burg-American line include the Kur- | mark, 8,000 tons, at Bremerhaven, and | the Buenos Aires, a 13,000-ton lner, at Bremen. It 18 noted that the top stremds of a wire fence are more apt to rxh than those which pas sthromgh . dew-laden grass. A poasible axplans tion has been offered in the faet tha the wires running close to the ground are slightly electrified. Jibut! is the entreport te A being the railway port through the forelgn trade of King Menclik's | country s carried on. Its commerce fn 1911 amounted to $15,0665,666, as compared with $10,536,178 in 194A, an increase of $4.519,378 tn favor of het year, The prolonged dry season that has been experienced throughout the wheis the forelgn trade of King Meneiik's vere on the north coast and reaching well Imto the interior. In the low- lands cattle are suffering for laek of grass, and the prospects are for me corn crop at all A charaoteristic product of China known round the world and admired tn varying degrees by forelgners gemer- ally 1s Chinese black-wood generally including cabinets, chatys, stools, stands, pedest side tables, frames, and most other drawingroom pleces,’ slaborately carv- ed and decorsted and manufactured or supposed to be made from a black- wood. A berrygrower of the state of Wask- lngton 18 reported by the Callforuix Frultgrower to have dlacovered, aft er many experiments, & sun-drylug precess for strawberries whioh has proved so successtul that he now re celves orders for the product from many states in the Union, and als; from Alaska. He int d' lntnr to or ~ &-IW““ '