Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 19, 1912, Page 3

NORWICH BULLETIN,” SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1912 LEGAL NOTIGES, TO THE BOARD OF COU missloners for New London INSURANCE. A Specialty: abroad. Will travel if desirable guarantee is offered. _Address Edgar Ashby, Noank, Conn., Box 144. WHITE SOX CHICAGD'S CHAMPIONS % & :Ifl'l‘} 1?‘]).‘ )rlm a hl;\n n1 4 y y et et 3 o sell an chan tuo - | ox - - FARM INSURANCE o . AUTOMORIEE Move : tfeauine “Hauns: e M “.'.‘;-"’"r‘..':‘f, u.;”.?.’-?."u'l"’s‘-‘}'-r“.-"‘. | : . - . 075 evtorolille: sect- Rhilne wine and cidér in the hullding at | and older in the bul - Lo 5 L. Lathoip-&-Scma, | oot Cubs in Fiial Game of City Series 16 to 0—Four), iy, s J50 500t WEEK OF OCTOBER 21st omnatod A Al oo o 5 | Srvmse a7 Sl exeent 2 B % o B the total to 72 more tgan double the tments 1a_ builg any e Norwich, Conn. Pitchers Knocked Out of the Box—Walsh in Great Form | 11510 o accidents for e et | :I{?“;,’,"l:"a, B s e D Y only 22 per soms were killed. tloned In such munter as o form | ner as to form ‘e 1 4 —Nine Games Necessary to Decide Series. : : 3P Btace o1 Bitnces Ts not. located | Is mof Joswsed withle we bandeed Tent | American automobile makers built withn® two hund o irect | (o & Uirect Lne rom sny chupets <A+ | 252,568 cars of ell sorts from July 1, B line from uny i o o public | or Public or parccidal oot or the ! 1911, to July 1, 1912, while the regis- or ' parochial or, ibe premives | promisss. ‘periainiag Charess, or i Chicago, Oct. 18.—Chicago’s National to the regort of last year the follow- |trations have jumped to the amaz- 'permlnlnx .lh or any postoffice, {hc e 1ibrary, or oemeic: : ‘eague team was smothered in the|ing officers were elected: Manareg, |ing total of 859,9! . l\!";!;!'l":lcll:h{:;v or cemutery U'mg 3 e at’ caester, G o dn fina] game of the city champion series | Willlam Cardinal; assistant manager, 2 b 2 otober, A. D. 1213 ’ 1912.. 3. B. 8 the undersigne payers, owning ant. :7-_ the ors and tax; of the Town of today, Comiskey's American league Arthur Buskley, and Herbert J. Craine players winning 18 to 0. The Sox won ime in the histor: e otass tin Ghamer fos whom Bl | 1 S T bty ot of the big national reliability tour of | al cstatd, of the Town Mops and Polish 2 feing essed. X i of Norwich, und hefeby «ign and en-|sign an b e T e L A R (T S S |E R T st i Shd 6| e g a1 T N Bk d Willi o ted Coul o |an electric car has | Shannon for a license, und hereby ‘Cer- | hereby certity that sasd » winning four in a row. illiams Outpol oulon. do the “pathfinding. No hard i !tity that said applicant ig a suitable | suitable person 1o be licensed pursnas Today's Slaughter so disgusted Man- | New York, Oct. 18.—Kid Williams of o rul bmg. » | parson to be licensed pursthnt to said | to sald application. Datad At Colches: ¢ ager Chance that aster the fifth inning | Baltimore outpdinted Johnny Coulon of | | The country club of Brooklyn has Rppiication. . Dated at Norwich, this | tor: this §th day 6¢ Ootgber, & B 18 he went to the club house with the | Chicago, the bantamweight titleholder, |disposed of the greater part of its No getting on hands and kn R SR T g 0 Siatar, Eraries 5 Hpan, Ghar four pitchers who had been knocked | in a ten round bout at Madison Square |horse-drawn equipment, used to cargy ees. uel Kronig, J. orthy & Do Lathr . Brown, M. %, Driscoli, 3. P. OrConne Thomas M. Shields; Wiillam H. 1 hereby certify that the above named signers and endorsers are electors and out of the box and four subs, donned 1 hereby ‘certify that the above his_ street clothes and went home. signers and endos taxpaye: Garden tonight. members, and has substituted thrée Coulon, who has held nam e the championship for several years, Taers are eieotors -3 motor cars. Mop gets under the bed, the tops of high furniture, stair A i e 2 R.H.E. | had to | his colors at the end of | lipes takpayers, owning real estate, in_tho | T s Thiced o S ~ ad to lower his colors e of = payers. ‘own of Colobester. Dt orwie 2 AVOID TROURLE Nationals, 01000000000 5 | the toath vornd. bus Williame knew he| There are 32000 slectric_ploasure | banisters, etc., and collects and holds the dust. own of Norwich: 'Dated at Norwich | s Sth Quy of etomere A b 1055 That's easy fto say, ‘but sometimes [Americans 112823000 *—16 17 0 had met a past master of the art dur- |vehicles in the country.. New York this 16th_day of October Joba Condren, Town Crerk oo1sd Chas. $. Holbrook, TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM- Town Batteries, Smith, Reulbach, Leifield, city is still leading the state, having Toney and Archer and Cotter; Walsh ing every second of the time he was , ¢ apptoximately 6,000 of them in use. in action. From th eoutset the little trouble is thrust upon you through no fault of yours as in case of fire. _— e e — TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY CoM- ~ oW X M | mimioners for New London C s For a small premivm vou can take |and Schalk. 'Baltimore boy was full of confidence. it xr"ntlrs:{'ovm;r‘;p or Ssw }1]4;23:: l(‘,‘omx‘;“ (} ety Ay s jouses Beenyy .-‘K out a FIRE INSURANCE POLICY and The outcome of the bout did not sur-| More cars are imported to the Unit- Bereby appiy 07 8 licenre to sell and | exchange. spiricaons. and Inirricading avold trouble later on. BIG DEMAND FOR TICKETS. prise those who have seen Williams in jed States from France than from any . liquors, lager beer, liquors, ale, lager beer, Rhine wine and clder in the bullding at W own street, Town of Norwich, e n the rooms and apartments in said bullding, any part or parts of which are cut off or partitioned in such man- ner as to form booths, side rooms, or other country, it being the only coun- try besides Italy whose imports have increased proportionately in the first half of 1812. DEMONSTRATION ale, Ruine wine and cidor in the building at 167 Watsr | street, Town of Norwich, except in the ToOmS and apartments in eaid bl any part or parts of which are one or” partitioned in such manmer ss e form booths, side rooms, or retine My ‘place of business i not his bouts here. For months he has i beaten every lad he met. The major- | ity of the spectators evidently favored Williams, and he was cheered as he left the ring. ISAAC 8. JONES, Insurance and Real Estate Agent, Richards Building, 91 Main St. West Seats for 28,357 Will Be Sold for Yal pt Princeton Football Game. Princeton, N. J,, Oct. 18.—According THE HOUSEHOLD, i bable that rooms. ; to announcement made today by th: e 1t is now regarded as prol Tetiring rooms. My place of business AhE GFFIC OF WAL . HILL | oo e ciation, 56,957 | N. F. A. va. Manual Training School. the next annual Grand Prix in France ALBERT BOARDMAN, Prop. is wl{ml&;d wittdn Swo"humdred teet | GiEect iNe from was” choreh sdthen ot Real Estats seats will be sold for the Yalo-Prince- | This (Saturday) atternoon the N.|Wil 08 I S10eq as cxpressed in the i B ire or paroehial school, or the | public o parochial shool, or the prem« ton football game hers Nov. 16. Of [F. A. football team meets the New |P0% 00 oy otion, shall determine the Bulletl B ld 74 F kl Dreinises. portAInIng thereto, or any | i POriIning thereto, or sy pewie aend Fire Insurance, this number it is estimated that 18,000 | London manual training school eleven | ' v n bul ll]g rankin tl'eet ostorfice, public iibrary, or demetery. | Dled o Norwirt il Ther motery, spiigpent Panonidy o 3, | Will pe reserved for the Tiger follow- | on the local gridiron. The New Lon- |WiR¢r o ated at Norwich, this ‘Sth day of | Ociobers A D 151s Fnoma : e coat i ot * | ers, Avhile the remainder will go to the | don team has had daily practice with i h le of the So- Qctober, A. D. 1912. A. A. Adam, Ab-|gon |Appitcant. We, the unders 9 » Rooas 8, third focr. Following, the exsmple of the o plicant.” We, the undersigned. are i wne, 3 ¥ supporters of the Blue. The demand | the strong Bulkeley high school team | otv of Automobile Engineers in this electors and faxpayers, owning real es- | gic S16CIOM and taxpayers, owning Teivgnan 14 for seats in Princeton stands has be- [ and should prove a hard proposition. | ¢ S0 & 2"y Gvement for the standard- SLtoT A T O N rarich, and | £AtAte, ©f the Town of Norwich, and come so heavy that the share of tick- ets for eac hundergraduate has been cut from four seats hto three. In or- der to keep the seats out of the hands hereby sign and endorse application nf.’no:.u W, ense, and hereby ceriify that applicant is a sultable person ljcensed pursuant to said g As an additjonal encouragement to!foii oV’ S TOTINE Lo te and ma- the local boys, the Academy Glee club | erialy made within the British lsles will lead in the school songs. I in England. Biloa’ i joeiouidiirs, At lart/guara {18 0O%, Vel maet way, 1 & hereby sign and endorse the foregoing application of A. A. Adam for a li- cense, and hereby certify that said ap- licant is_a sultable person .to be S— ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW “Didn’t Hurt a Bit” e icensed pursuant to sald application. of the speculators, each pubHc pur-|The N. F. A. liné-up follows: S, Struggle, manufac- IT IS A FACT e P R orwich. _ this_ Sth. day f | Dated at Norwich, this 15 GRS b BROWNIRG | et e o LR Pt ke i ool o e B St T et B ier | SR 4 I TP \ag. f 4 J y La~ ir_fight against efforts made 3 3 5 . g T ,‘,'“"" Blag. | 0% ront. throp rz, Higgins o, Bliss 15, Chase |1 e Miiwsukes common councll to We EXTRACT TEETH PAIN- || IR Einat Suco C. Hacher. "1 heves | $7aemn, B Hondorson, Wiliiam & certify that the above named signers - e mniston e prohibit the erecflon and use of suchy LESSLY. d endorsers are electors and tax- . Yalo at West Point. Before the big game the N. F. A.|giructures In Milwaukee. pasers, owning real estate, in the Town ng real i second team is scheduled to play the We make PERFECT FITTING of Norwich. Dated Norwich, this Norwich. Duted Brown & Perkins, [flomysatlam | West Point, N. Y. Oct. 18.—Tne ar- | §oCond, team 1s sch L o oeses % k, Town Mn TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY :‘:gnu-xor‘m.x:u-o?- » apply for & license to D. 1912. oottt 16tn_day of October, . Holbrook, Town Clerk. NOTICE Thé Selectmen and Town Clerk of the Town of Norwich will be at the Town Hall in sald Norwich on Frida: in street, of Norw: e T L L e arda: Gei: 160k | roome aad Apartments I :-% partitioned | ’ Safety on the public highways de. pends, and must depend very largely, upon the ability of the motorist to give adequate warning of the approach of ‘his car. It is for this reason that stat- utes are being more vigorously en- forced which require the automobilist ! to sound his horn at all obviously dan- gerous crossings and points where con- rival of the Yale football team here tomorrow is expected to mark the most. imortant event in the West Point ca- dets’ schedule this season on the home field. The last visits of the Yale eloven have unfortunate for the Blue, West Point having overcome Yale in two consecutive games. It was-with the hope of making a record of three ‘Dver First Nat Hank, Shecucket St Entrance nnlrn‘. next 1o Thamse « Natona! Bank. lephone 33-3. ~ Wall Papers Carrigan Gets an Auto. Boston, Oct. 18.—A check for $88,- 548.44, the Red Sox players' share of the recent world series receipts, was given Jake Stahl. manager of the Boston American league team, by Joha E. Bruce of the national commission We do the FINEST CROWN and BRIDGE WORK. We are your TEETH'S BEST FRIENDS. DR. KING 1913, und Friday, Oct. 26th, 1013, from 2 3 We CHARGE YOU LITTLE and any Dart or parts of whics ars out oF | straight victories over Yalo that the|today. Manager Stahl said that tho | gestion of traffic may occur. The his Originator of the King Safe . g N i . |eadet’ tootball players went throush | membors of the teum would be paid tory of countless accidents has shown || System of Painiess Dentistry GUARANTEE ALL OUR WORK. :e:v::;nl:he Ko%gfi ?l':&a ;IE.F‘:'?J form o it T o -.1"3 their ]ast practice today, In anticipa- | immediately. Ka recely al i by ¥ 'examine the quallfications of electors | rooms. lace brsmin anm Just arrived a largs fnvoice of new | thelr 1ast practice today, In anticips- | thmediately. Fach player will recelve |, ontg has contributed to more than a KING DENTAL PARLORS it *to the “e\otor's oalh all | Iocated wiThin two hundred fest 88 | 8 nifty patterns in Wall Papers. | ocied that both teams would b push- | Carrigan and Wagner left for Lewls- | Majority of the smash-ups and collie- [} o thone Persons who ‘shall be" found | alrect uine from Wy eharen é- o ! You don't need to pay fancy pricss | 60 the limit and that the crowd would | ton, Me, where tonight Carrigun wil | ons Which come Before tho pybllc eve. . JACKSON, Manager. 0 Main srent || fusiles, rioug namee gpatarcn g Juiblic or parochisl venocl. or e pran- be presepted with an automobile. To- morrow the two players plan to enter the Maine woods to hunt deer. , Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Bundays 10 to 1. Voters of said Town in - under the title “To Be Mad And if it shall appear of any person on said list un: title “To Be Made” will mature after tor your wall paper and then get tober, 1912, | oaked for the porder it you come here. game a veritable pond and tonight a OUR WEDDING DAY W have good papers from 5c & roll | forecast of rain seemed to threaten a : 1 ” sleotors ang taxpa upwards and we throw in the border. |repetition of those unfavorable con-| . . T';:‘;'"; R P on o B Dutch, French and Japanese || fore Faesds O el 4Bt oy witl | e hen h ditions. il Aniraay) efternoon the T2 | Impeliea by some whimsical noti y e | Eotet Wt %he “Hown Clorics office In xaid | ADPHCALIO of Johm Inspect our line ang see that we are e : v )’Amrfitflu& flgoma{lo x-::m ‘;m thsmsl":l emmgds:g:fipfiy ’:‘; d“‘mszgr ;;:j . e ived i i or'l:h on ;fi:u- y ’l'v. 4th, 1" and £ ew n m | fro o'cloc! n the forenoon unti making a stronger bid than ever for | Biue Eleven Left for New York. |on tho Tatiriie sridien o fst ong | the meat biue waiking suit she had ve arrived in good shape. || from 3 oclock In the forencn hn b Moo e P puant ’ _ your patronage. . New Haven, Comn, Oot. 18—The | exciting game is expected and a large |Just donned from a heap of billowy, | ONLY whose uuu'lil“gulnnlt m&tm af-| Dated Norwieh, \ ~ Yale football team and subs left New | crowd Is/anticipated. This is the first |lustrous apparel that spread out Let us know your wants. [ g Oer weck And oWk toTNCE. HN I N S L Haven tonight in a private car for New | game of/ the season. The Taftville |OVer the bed. Afterward she contem- . 3 | " Norwlen, Oct. 14th, 1912, O'Nell, John Neravy York, where they will remain over | lineup will be as follows: Goal H.|Plated her reflection cgtically in the e o9 77 CEDAR 5T. | ALBERT W. LILLIBRIDGE, cortify that the above named sigmers 34 . | night, going to West Point about noon | Finlayson; fb, R. Piling and F. Green- [0Vl mirror of her Siessing table, Geduldl s Greenhouses O I WILLIAM 5. WILCOX, and_eudorsers are sleetors and tar- f H tomorrow for the annual game with | halgh; ho., W. White,Wilson and Blan- | ROting the details with some curiosity. 9 - Phone 868 | CHARLES P. BUSHNELIL, paYers, owning real estate. in the Tows the Army. With the possible exceo- | chetts; forwards, B. Pilling, A. Fin-| No; her three years 'absence on an- | AS. 8. nm.mzoo?cmu'm“‘ of Norwich. ed at Norwioh, o HOME FURNISHERS ttion of Momeisler and Lefty Fiynn the | layson, F. Knowles, James Greenhalgh |Other continent had made very little umgfl . 8. o cler l"u“ly of o_;tnb-r. A D, 1912, b squad was in good physical condition.|and J, Greenhalgh. Supt. Afken will | difference, beyond, perhaps, intensify- 3 brook, Town Clerk. ing each feature a mere trifie. The Flynn, who has been in the infirmary T suntints of her hair had deepened to kick off and F. Pierson will be the ref - TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM. the world get me home——" “Less than a quarter of a mile from for several days this week, may mot | erea. women,” he mused radiently, “I shall [it is there! It h A ’ . missioners for New London s ¢ y enter the game, as the coactios do mnot b a more metallic gold, the biue of her | Noeny e mured, O 404 You, | polgnant than the hand thet we toves Assessors Notlce Berevy apply 107 u license to 3 care to risk an injury to him. Acoepts Colling’ Challenge. eyes to misty violet, and her mouth~ |f'st"takes me all the eiernities to 4o |oF the fiower that we meil Some- Teorss ale, agor besre The squad numbers e S Ten ' 1,5\ Gurty, mihéger of Jaok. Cons - - it times, it is true, present experiences, | Al ns in the Town of Norwich|and cider in the bullding more substitotes will 1eave New Haven | neif of Willmantics weites e Bun. | 0%, at the corners. That was all. | “Thie girl heid her hands tightly over | even aa they occi, have something of | lisble s L e ey Sotiack | and. Hontsy” svewnce: Raliwes tomorrow morning and join the team | tin ag follows: u-uun a final n“ ‘l' "t““fml m" her heart lest Gordon should hear its{this quality. They do not need to re- | to return to the Assessors on or before | Town of N msn.ml n roome ’ . at West Point. The coaches, @s usual,| [ gccept lhallenge of Bill Collins | ght ymmgh gure in its white silk- |ty pyjent throbbing. Her teeth, | cede into the past to gain this glamor. | the frst day of November, 1912, a writ- | and apartments buliding. on 7 Largest capacity. in the || ould make no forecasts as to the Ut | of Westorly o mebatt ot rck Gins | en Iovelincss, she turned and ran down | caugnt unconsciously over her lip, left | Certain places ~have It; cathedrals | 120,08 R0 o0 oS0 ) Gwhied | partidtonad. 1o - . cifi. .J | come of the game. nell. Bout fo come off at neareet club | o Tt or e oo pant. ot d, pInning | 5 clean row of pink indentations for & | sometimes, and still lakes. Certain |} o a Ar i Pot - Dotober, | Dot roUms, or retiviee roome. 2 offering inducoments, It any of the | et b e alking brovght | I00 Ume afterward. things foster it: firelight and silence, | 1412, Those failing to make a list will uy of s not Sterling Reorganized. Dromoters “hereabouts. would like to|her to the wntrance of the park. A |,z A% Deiturned to come past her she | and the steady fall of rain. Certaln :3 charged & penalty of 10 per cent | withln two hundred fost in o oy ub met in Lincol Sterling, on | them. L. P, Curry, completely hemmed in by an unfamil- 2 nous pause between sundown and|gce jn City Hall, or will be seat by aining thereto, o ioaaniio Thursday evening for the purpose of y bending over her and his breath, com- | dusk, afternoon with its slant of light | mail upon application. A LA 4 5 23 St. Ty O oo’ Fue ar.| A Challenge From the Lobsters, | AT, "iderness of trees and brambles. |ing in littie quick jerks, liftod the fine | through desp grass or across a qulet |’ Offics Hours: 4, m. to § B e giblle llbrary. o cemetery. a All kinds of Mason Build., ]| (cidance was good and the en| The original Lobaters, the fast bask. e Buae e ookel anoulor o8 |bair from her temples tu tlny. $0ld [rivee Hia § fancy, wae WEAL (tea- |ahSeyEsa Metuodar svesines, Crem) SRS SORTNSES Gl thusiasm ran high, every one present | etball ) e y » g & nyson was thinking of when he called 3 low, Applicant. We the S - it i it o prescut. | otbel qxl;l:;itel of Noank, Conn., have | midable tangle of thorny hedge, with | "“_T'm afraid its going to be seri- | the lotus land the land “wherein it | w, ill | be ToCsiyed besinning | signed. are electors and ftax ing Materials, ] e etot pottelly kaotiauiasd and ey Have procured |mass upon mass of & Impencirable |ous Dick I dont believe I can walk & |seemed alwaye aftermoon In- that BEIsa T Sorwich, "Conn, mept. 15, | RomE, F o e S g A 4 ast eavy- A bi Quite involuntarily she re- yland th 1 o . H 2. A ,:'r' Rock for driveways and cup, lost to Tuftville last Yesr, may | weight men who have han considerabs |years had made g material differenco | verted to the old familiar title. oned aa s mbments ers ASI I st smmelee By ’.’".‘;".2".?. o walks. 3 perfence. The team is now prepar- |In things, at leask she reflected. The world seemed to stop revolving | of reminiscence, JEREMIAH J. DONOVAN, | camity that euid appiicant 1t o weice After a moment’s rest on one of the |for g minute. Then Gordon slipped & seq MICHAEL J CURRAN. ity B T e ' CONTRACTOR Imchie ho @by patin more 43 B atvons (4 ot e cal, Ere g oop ors. _|aaid Gppliencion Dutea &t l.-:t v T - im. T oing to carry Y ). ¥ FOR FlNANGI AL AND cflMMEHGI A 4l ot ETRRCHSLUIE o uc hp, afogd e e O With u:h;l:::: t::':,:x.rr.dourl the BALE; By order ot th it e, R emarh il t 5 it . y N h A order e Honor- 'y L e Iorcicn e acias | iy But 168 too far; you 0odld never I f ancient if ot pecially. honored, proz n{;&nfl Probate for the District | Jonn T hereby certits thak EVmYTHlNG orwich, we will as recollections crowdoed up thick and fession of the rat catcher may come|of again into vogue: at least until science | belonging io the late John D. Lyma fast. h St. Luke's—" A i t therly side of Wi . a DULLNESS AND IRREGULARITY. | 800 corn Progin ... 18 10% n | There was the samo old log upon | She laughed a little unsteadily, try- |24 !avention have solved the prob-|Maf Storet Moundod aistarly by land | at Norwich, this 166 day of Oet % 3 T Delawars & Hudsn. = =" jey which they had sat on that eventful |ing t N har the catch of pain in her | Jem of eliminating the rat altogether.|of Cerrie Chapman, southerfy the a‘& 1912 Chas. & ; 3 . Heavy Offerings of Amaigamated on | B & Mo amuis = = it Feh fhey had, sat on (8L PR |ine to sm In the congested and unsanitary cities Jroperty. westorly. by land . See Friswell’s Alarm Clock Profit Realizing. 1500 Disahery B e O e e o dseey, | S5 4 tegate I thers right now. |OL.CORLUFIEd ago It in easy to imagine|of X M Burdick, and mortnarly by} — oo e R 3% | but the very same, nevertheless. o AEDleEale Ame along” he con- | the utllity of such a tunctionary. The | 288 strest. Jobn . Lyman, Anna C.{ CO-iC% fo0New ke ot .“". sl 50 New York, Oct. 18.—Dullness and Do, 58 ¢ 58 Lifting her skirts, all sagged and |tinued. profession still exists in mest of our 3 utors, octida _ ,,"m 4§ - “fi : . |trregularity were the dominating fea- | ~ 1 General Hlecirc 1. sy 1% |limp with dew, she picked her way | “But I dislike to trouble anyone larger citles, its representative—a sort exchange spirftuous and ot . 5ot ek nh ;‘l‘;c'l.( e m operations on the | 1M Great Norhem pid 184 | carefully to the sound end of it and |with— of non-criminal member of the under- Up to Echo to Answer. Uquors, ale, “Iager beer. Revival of recent un- world—claiming speclal skill or mys- settlement on the foreign exchanges sat down, catching her breath in a lit- [ « Satchingiar dreas ajlts The reverend gentloman will not, Tiierioug professional secrets in his way 200 Iilinols _ Central & assure you, object to bring trouble in ‘WM. FRISWELL. 25-27 Franklin St. 2400 Tnterborouzh Me: tle ‘spasm of relief. In the distance a ‘Wonder what job under a Roosevelt s was a contributing factor. Cables | 3300 Do pid coyote's cry sounded distinctly and a |this w: of working. It is mot to be doubted administration would remunerate Bill i St Y o. | s way. He likes it, You see, 1t . eTat al ts in sald bullding, any Tours {hat the Balkan war might soon | 19 lne Mare |whole army of minor echoes thronged | rather helps him to eke out an exist- | that such individuals are better ac- |wimn for his contribution of $100,0007 | Or parts of which are eut off or o inibe Tormtiabie mwmoun 500 International Peper . in its wake. . ence. Besides, it wouldn't be precise- ays of the pest!-| _wraghington Post. tioned In such manner as fo lent rodents, ang the success of some has passed into tradition as little short of marvelous. The usefulness of the profession shpuld make it more respec- table at this time than it has been considered in the past. Boards of | health and sanitary authorities might well utilize this class of workers as a temporary means of warding off a The pink-gray of early morning flung 2 |an enchanting rosiness over everything 105 ¢ |and the air was suddenly vocal with 176% | the matutinal chirping of thousands of 180% | birds. u Presently the girl ii% | to search along the djde of the log for 133 | something. She came to it at last. % | Anyone looking at her just then could 1890 Tnternational Pump . 300 Kansas City Southern. —— Laclede Gas 100 Lehigh Valley ieq Lovulsville & Nu, Iy fair, would it, to cheat the old fei- low out of his legitimate fee?” . The girl averted her head suddenly and did not speak, but Gerdon took heart of her silence and, bending, touched her blood-burned cheeks with his lips. “You haven't forgotten what day this is, Emily?” “I haven't forgotten,” she respended THE FINEST 35¢c DINNER iIN TOWN DELL-HOFF CAFE From 12 12 There was no liquidation of our stocks abroad, but London's level of prices at the close showed a number of very material declines, especially in Canadian _Pacific, the Coppers and American Smelting, The feature here at the opening was the heavy offer- ings of Amalgamated Copper, these Ohildren Ory FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA s | ot up and began 1100 Nattonal Riscutt 700 National Lead 100 N B Mex. 20 5. outpourings probably representing | 400 New York Ceutral 3% | have detected that from the unmistak- |in a.little tremulous whisper. “It is— |threatening crisis ifke the impending % realizing for profits as rosult of yes- | 3 X7xou & 15% | able signs of emotion all at once Visi- | our wedding day.” 3 epidemicof plague. | . DO YOU KNOW fifi;f' announcement of the increased el e 1164 | ble on her face. Quick tears sprang | And so it was—8t. Louls Glebe- = NUALZ Manufacturing and ¥ the best place in Norwich to have your | § ol 2300 Northern Pacifie ~ 8 | to her eyes as she looked, and splash- | Democrat. #hoes tapped and heeled? If you don't rmrpnfizflx:‘ ot -hmg‘l "fl by [ w Palte stal Ry | ed unheeded on her interlocked hands. Hedgehogs as Housecleaner: Industrial Stocks ve us one trial, th 2 ow other issues razis 34 | ‘R. G, E. R, June, '02—June, '05." Maine woodsmen, when in camp dur- S, en you will know | of speculative importance, but the | 1 Penes Gas g Decorous Doings Abroad. p b sephine 8t Avthur Roy. above named signers snd electors and taxpayers, carved with a % | pocket knife, were a trifle eaten away {at the edges, but perfectly legible still. “Our wedding day,” she murmured !ing the winter, entertain many strange guests, blue jays, chikadees, wood- | |mice and hedgehogs among them, says a writer in the New. York Sun. One| 100 Pitisburg, O C. & St market turned strong at midday On | i Py o urgent buying of United Btates Steei, which scored {ts best price of the week. This movement lled short cover- While the unaccustomed ears of Eu- rope were shocked at the shrill cries from_the rival conventions of Chicago and Baltimore, there was equal turbu- tesuss Well Adapted to the Require- i 5 Goodyear Shoe Repairing ments of Conservative Investors, A. VALLIN, Prop. ml, 17 | softly, touching the ‘crude inscription Y { woodsman ,it appears, on leaying camp | 3 == 86 Fran| treet | ing in the general Jist, after which the | with & tender, fremulous finger. “Dick, | lence in the Itallan parliament at |on 4 Saturday afternoon ,used to m‘_" Yi 5to7 Cent ",";i,,"' L ;’;” "'g ml'—‘ market lapsed into extreme dullness, | Dick—if we only hadn For a mo- |Rome. There were shouts and catcalls.| gjoct purposely to close the door of | D iaiz, Arthur P. Cote, Tows WHY NOTTRY POPHAM'S §| el for spasmodic advances in spe- 3 % | ment she feit as though she were go- |and every sign of uncontrollable vio- \his gnack in order that the hedge- | “0ct198 s —_— i clalties, chiefly the Tobaccos, Manip- | 1008t L & F. % 5 Ing to choke; the memory of past bil. | lence. ~What are the ‘reasons an-|p,gs would and cl | e st : ¥ s - gs would enter and clean his floor. | Send for our Octeber InvestmentCir- ‘ I BE. ulation was evident in some of the terness—their quarrel, estrangement |nexed” to all this uproar? I do mot " Inagmuch as the principal constitu- Nt To THE ROSED 3 3 more”cbectre xtocks, including fortl- and—inal separation —came apon. her |know. In Budapest such unparliamen; |cnis of the camp menu are pork and —— missioners for New & and equipments. In the main, ffocatingly, overwhelmingly. tary expressions as “swine” ‘liar,” | : TS pet Positire Ballel in ey { | dealings were again limited to indus- kL H s e access of pride, she Tmen | Mihler,” ang “assassin” were freely i “:én‘;?é‘:rnal?l:dgr:::: iglihffie?c: on| Turner, Tucker & Co. e e Deore Nbtee vt Packae by Hati 1o {rials, the movement in railway issuss | 825 | back er head, the mist diving away |used in debate. An honoraple member |in floor in the e of W Week i i “cder In m . WILLIANS MFG. C0., Props, I g unusually restricted, Prices % | from her eyes and leaving them haif |Who had been expelled for the use of |, hedgehog will risk neck at any | g EO0TON NEW YORK treet, shaded agnin in the final dealings,witl, | 10180 Union Pecidc hard, half regretful—bright as stars |too strong language, returned to “shoot | time for a bit of fat 24 Milk street 11 Broadway Foome and epariments o renewed pressure e Amalgamated | —— Do, »d ... full minute she stood th ' |up” the house. The chairman, after i building, sny part or purts B it o Rl | et weets. e Asmaipeated | S L 831 Eoria ol et il aa e a0 R U G e i a0 tacouan. (heseone A SlHbace o g e oo e ¢ = - xo;-"zi:;;c:‘stmm'b:t mxoudnom. 8900 1. B Stoel..l] 33% | Then she bent suddenly and laid her | must positively Insiilhm; better ordt;?’ | cupants, the spiny gluttons wotld has: F "‘l s ,flm - 4 a\moderate cash | 99 Do pfa ... 155" | cheek against the rough side of the| In the German reichstag a member (o prane o & e COAL AND LUMBER. gain by local banke and o further con- | 4% Vb Cor Six | Tog, threatacs the kaiser with {he fate of |Lcn, i and begin . i« me sur-| F, C, ATCHISON, M. D.. e fine { faaction of loans .6 extremly probable. | 11 Ve 45 | " Almost on the instant the sharp |Charles I if he does not speedily |ihaped teeth eating i the wood | PAYSIGIAN AND SURGEON, oo -4 No material change in call or t 2 “ : ways. He suggests as a fit ¢ 5 b= promises tme | 500 Bo. pfd )0 1ii; | snapping of a twig brought her up- | mend his way e Bugs: it hel0 e A p 0 5 :z:::‘ was neted today, but the tone | 690 Wesem 3arsiamd | 1 | TIeht with a startled movement. Not |imperial residence -the castle where ! J0' MO8 B Fadt O 0 r‘:v"m\g;:’z coom & nm {;flm ‘S‘I.I.l&nnon Bidg gmz mm’::&nm&( ecially for the long | 5% Westem Union 0% | 20 feet away, just visible through the | the mad king of Bavaria was allowed | ., ang enjoy the comforts of a clean | 2 October, A D. 111} Paturities. Ofterings of commercial 5 8 % |interlaced foliage, a man was striding |to exercise his erratic energles with- |pouse for another week e &. by DR s :nwén“:w‘;‘m fact ma; rapldly toward her. The sirl had Just outinjury to the common Jweal, Ati The only serious obicction to this TUNER Iy ML, . pansion o me to gather her skirts and slip | the mention of Charles I the chamber | oiiog’of n . Ry e k Freg Burning Kinds and Lehigh | e v roronds, Fis0, moved e | oo ae abcoer . sl ' torit (o0l pr Bousecicaning ey, dai M F. C. GEER, ey am o sndores bylas 8 | ol | ncertainty, with racessions in some of 18— Money on cali | Despite its nonchalance, Gordon's of angry voices' the session Was iamp figor rather frequently. Mand 811 122 Pricoiok & DY e & e O ALWAYE IN STOCK. the , iote Speeulative fssues. Tota. | frm at 4 1-2G4 7-8 per comi.: ruiimg |Creless swing had a decided purpose | brought to a close. : P o s ticenae, and Se(0ar yalus, aggregated $1,450.000. | rate § 3.4; last loan 4 1-8: closing bla |PeMnd it He came directly up to| In Russia unseemly clamor is kept = —— | that satd applicant is & . s bonds unchanged on - e g the crumbling old log and stood look- | from the earefully guarded ears of o be liconsed purwumet Lo said , 4 3-4; offered at 4 7-8. Time loans 4 firm: 60 davs 5 1-2@5 3-4 per cont |in& down upon its crusty surface with | the czar. There art conspires with gation, " Deted at Morwieh, b, Office—cor- Market and Shetucket Sta 8TOCKS. 90 days 5 3-4 per cent: six months |30 inscrutable expression in his keen | nature to produce peace. We read of sghltn, Jeremiah O"Brien, Luan (s s 5 C . vy eves. cZar’s visit to s ancient w Telephone 163-12. Nales. 5 1-2@5 3-4 per cent. ETRY, Y8 the czar's recent v e %700 Amal. Copper —_——— Presently he, too, stooved and scan- | capital. ‘“The police during the pre- T hereby cer hat the above mamed AT TS, COTTON. ned closehlv i’xlong{a certain line on the | vious night made three thousand ar- Heaers and o a7 “sieior amd . > side of the loz. In an instant his faco | rests. The czar and czarina drove | faxpayers, o Teal ewinte n e New York, Oct. 18—Cotton futures |lit up, only to cloud swiftly, while a | through the clty amid the ringing of FopaTor Norwioh Duted at closed steady. Closing bids: October i g] o this 16th_day of Ortober A T Sors0, Movember 1035, Deran b qber |look of pain made his clean, clear fea- | bells and with banners fiving." = | B e Ty ot atdiod 25 ] 56, | tures 1ool 0st sharp. He sat down | On reading this item the American CPRPYY . & Fotvo 43 §, Februz 3 ! oA S e January 1036, February 1086, March |and dropped his face in his hands |reader plucks up heart It during / ce flnnng DISTRICT OF mOwTY . I bures op lean S0 Am. doaesd o1 10.18, April -1, May 1082, June 10.85 | with a sort of hopelessness (oo entirc | the Chicago convention, the police had Probate Court, Oct 5100 An. Suelting & R, 1030 Shor. clomen’. atana September | for expression. After a little he lifted [ made three thousand arrests the ses- { . Estate of Charies Orn, B 74, Spol _ closed steady: middling |his head wearily and stared straight |sions might have been as quiet as . ville, in eald DAstrict, der : sio e easone ufl Bugar - Iiefining, nnlmdfi,_ms.on, middling gulf, 11.20; | ahead of him at nothing at all. Then, | those of the doum b T Ad,mln..rluu Bav ire T sl el ;1“ =t once ho started, paled and ot A B | her semisisiration soseq . R 3900 Ansconds Minlng CHICABD GRAI umped to his feet, every nerve quive { Ordered That the 734 Aay C. H. HASKELL. 00 Aidiin )" e A AN KET. ing. On the soft turf exactly in front| . 1Mo Charm of Memary, - i R » He 54 vl & : o of him wers fostprints—a woman’s | The charm of memory lies, T think, Boon, thz Probate Offiss in Wont P R, 450 Atlsia GigalTina! Bs footprints! And a bit further on lay a | in the quality which It gives things | 35.6 ville, bs, and the 9, assined 1- 000 Beinichem Steet " tiny scrap of lace, vaguely exhalant of |8t ence of intimacy and remoleness, & hearing oa fhe ailowanes of =i a4 ey | m—— Beookiyn Repid Trinal |, - & subile oder—her faverite pe e The faseination to us of recalling our 1 in! jon. _acocunt, end his (v 809 Ounatiu, a1, Gordan stooped quickly & I‘;‘m;‘ past selves, our former surroundings, Th { pacaos “intarasta ¢ Ty “aoves s 7 u ! ed quickly and pos- 5 , o o o . £ o S % A g ik b i (e n BT By o sessed himself of the handkerchief, 1n )lles in our sense that they a e BULLETIN Co. ‘f:“-:‘.'a' by publisning - this oo Bess belere the publie. thel e o 2068 Chicago Ga [ 5214 one eorner were the initials he already | lutely known to us, vet absolutely out > H s in some n having & Re:18 e T | et e e oxpected to ses thers, Mo crushed I [of our veaoh, We can recall places 64-66 Franklin Street [ Ereiation " 1a wacd B lum betier (han through tae agveriis. | 1 Chlsmy &% W.... Mm% s ngfllnsvdhiu lips with & passionate rush | houses, reoms, until every detail lives | S Ing solumns of The Builetin - fr? . B BW my of tenderness, and a wonderful light |agaln, 'We ean twrn from one thing . T ARl B Lo i i %k Wik lcemo into his eves. "Dearcit of all 'to mnother and, 48 e look at it, lo, - . .