Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 4, 1912, Page 8

FAIR TODAY AND TUESDAY. A BUSY TWO WEEKS AT THE DAVIS. Vvhat Is Geing On Tonight. Vaudeville =xd Moving Pictures at ditorium. The fact is that no matter how hard one tries there is an element of luck in our everyday work. No possible jeane or arsuments could have made Possible the booking of a show equal n ctrength to the ones hooked for this popular piayhouse except for the fact that the acts and pictures just happened to be at this particular time. Just think of being ahle to offer the Brothers Byrne in th well known act, Proctor and Kaiser's Terriers on a single bill: then remember tbat on that same bill there are four new pho- | toplays with the Pathe Weekly head- g the 'Ist and Including Edison's Charge of the Light Brigade, In the Alsles the Wild. Mammoth Life Savere, and Her Father's Hat, the last \amed is a scrgaming comedy. There is to be a midnight show on Tuesday nig and arrangements have been made for the receiving of the election re The pictures of the great batt sht by the New York and s soon, as they are available. The es sop as they are available, The | Gweni Male Giee Singers come to this house Thursday, the 7th inst, for one night only. The Henry W. Savage pro- | duction, The Million, will be here on Monday, the 11th. The same standard of must be kept up every night week and’ sure enough that days at the Davis. ou can make it easier for the man- agement to handie the crowds if you will come to the night shows as near ¢ opening hours s possible, and ore, pleasant for yourself. COLCHESTER Photoplaye at Davis Meeting. ! 1 0.0. F., meets | 7, U. B of ( irpenters’ Hail s in Carpen- o. 4389, 1 F., W. 0. W ANNUUNCLns TS given a timely hint ahout | Miss Adles. See adv emperance un- | at 35 Shetucket on mes stree, roo re e xclusive sale | nd #4 shees | et. | Fran: the BREED THEATER. ghter of the Spy, the Mam- Feature Picture. in the means bus ater will present to- esque and he season. g with fificenth or | oduced by ncluded in d | the Pepular in Tribute to Late Vice President— Blucher Lodge Twenty Years Old. In Grange hall Saturduy evening the L Amusement company gave an excellent entertainment eonsisting of the late wving ures and illus- rated songs Raymond Douglass of Salem was a sller Saturday. Tribute to Vice President Sherman. 1 stores in town, work on the te other work was stop- afternoon for five min- the funeral of Vice Presi- an. County Commissioner F. J. Brown on friends in town tur- J. Tangne Hebron was aturday Jurine ), and threats | r s or- | a tes r Observed Twentioth Anniversary. ) 0. D. H. S, held their room on South Main evening. The twen- his lodge was ob- President Herman was the guest of the e meeting a fine Grand Vice o ne. After t vas served M. Bailey of of his par r Sunday Sunday Services. f Middietown, pastor hur eached at ay morning h in the evening. ton, pastor of the preached at the : services and at 'x_{] at 2 p. m. r of Bridgeport B. D. Rem- unch ew Britain ents on South i, d Mrs. W. C. Wood of Taun- were guests over Sunday of Wood's brother, M. D. Wood, on town, a former was visiting el Web- NORWICH SOCIALISTS SPEAK Hold Open Air Rally Saturday Night Other Three Parties. Danielson orators— Willi. ress, Novemher 3— M. Kellas, and Fred »m Nor- their of fear or favor. as unfalr, iple of protsction. witn Russia. fncreases into effact . tion without hint and New Mexico sufeguard the lives of s henefit of American m of pecnage in this country. mament to the Constitution mepectton lawe passed by Com- compiete trrigation projects in ¥as maintained and extended the nas maintamed peace tn ¢ s open-door policy in China. uoa and South and Ceniral America without imterver! n oy frien He o= business methods millions of doHars to the thirteenth census. and get-rich-quick y labored for A parcels post. ractal contro- new treaty ean er extended a safet act for the bemefit of Postoffice Department this Aepartme clf-sustaining and wiped s predece 6 of campa ign funds fought for the p nditures. and exp f s rifly indorsed the' iabor commission’s report and pro- ng employer's Mabiity customs Fie expom ” nized the ervice elminated i punished customs frauds thereby s ars 1o the United States Treasu the Court of Commerce to review findings of Commission and to remedy exasperating de- corruption and ving and recover- mg miHon e Interstate my ree He has established a nmonpartisan taritf board to the cost of production at home ama abroad. He has secured a corporation tax lew yieiding over $30,000,000 smnually to the United States govermment He has transformed a deficit of $58,000,000 of the previous ad- svinistration into a 330,000,000 surplus. He hes made g Bew American record for mompartisan judicial ~ppoimtments. He has brought the rafivoads snder further control of the federal government through extension of the powers of the Materstate Com- merce Comenission. He brought the workingmes's compensation act % a successful isue in the Supreme Court He bas effected a successful stock snd bonds commission. He bes extended the civil service rules i all departments of the federal government by emecutive order He has secured practical comservation acts. He has established a Court of Commons Appesls, by which under- valgmtions have been stopped. report on the laying this territory | Shelley and | Entertainment—Work Ceased | speaking is concerned, of an extraordi- nary campaign. Messrs. Kellas and Haldsworth were not heraided by blaring trumpets nor blaring bands; neither dtd they have = hall; but they stood out i the open at Nepot Square and talked the prin- ciples of soclalism to those who gath- ered about them to listen to doetrine that ns -not familiar to many voters | in Killingly. At ome time as many as 100 persons were standing m the chilly air, p ing close attention to wh the speak- ers had to say. The crowd sradually awindled, althguzh hoth orators wer: ularly interesting and enthusin: and at the end of the ral a few remained. . Haldsworth scared the repui can, democratic and progressive par- ties for their failure to do all that they should have done for the laboring class, a body, he declared, that has 1o nde, and heeds no friends if it will do its dui thousand socialist votes i ¢ he said, will bc more effective in dicating (o the “interests the trend of the laboring man's thousht and sction at the polls. Mr. Haldsworth explained gway the popular fallacy that the socialist party for division of all property, sayin: that it stands for the tuking aver the guvernment of great propert like railroads, mines, ete., and the op eration of them through the goyern- ment for the benefit of all the people. Mr. Kellas explained the origin. of socialism, and said that so far as its principles have been followed the re- suits obtained havo been eminently setistactory. The streets and highways Row busy with taffic were ence routes over which one might trevei by pay- ment of toll, but the people tired of this task and took them over, meeting | | the cast of maintenance and making | them fre; likewise ihe great fres| | public sehool system of this country is | the successor of the private, tuition- | charging institutions of early days, an | evolution i exact accord with social- | istic dovirine; the development of the | postal service system, government con- trolled, is also & fine example in sup- | port of secialete peineiples. an cqual WEDDING, Dubuc—Maynard. anielson, November At a mass at St. James’ church at .30 this (Monday) morning Miss Ger- trude Maynsrd, deughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Maynard, and Frederick Dubug, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Du- were married. BALTIC Enthusiasm 3t Republican Rafly—An- rual Memorial Sunday—St. Mary's Bell Toils for Vice President Sher- man. crowd turned out the republican rally in Shannon hall. St. Jean's band wel- comed the speakers to town. Amon: thermn were David Lavigne of Woon- | sock William A. King of Williman- | tic, candidate for co: ss from the| Second district, an ohn C. S eas, | candidate for representative, introduced | the speakers, whose addresses prov st interesting. Pilgrimage to Cemetery, Sunday was memorial day at St AMary’s church, The third annual pil- grimage was made to St. Mary’s ceme- tery at 4 p. m. The parishioners as- sembled at the church, where benedic- tion of the Blessed Sacrament was given. Then the procession formed, led by St Jean's band, followed by the cross bearers and altar boys, school | children, pupils of the Academy of the | Holy Family, Sisters of Charity, chil {dren of Mary, Rosary society, Bt | Ann's society, men and women of the parish, St. Jean's society, altar boys |2nd trustees of the church, with the pastor, Rev. U. O. Belkrose. On reach- | ing the cemetery all encircled the , when the Libera was sung by | the male choir, led by‘Father Belle- rose in French and English. The line | 56 march back to the church brought | to a close the Novena which has been in progress the past week for the suf- fering souls in purgatory Thomas Flynn and family of Plain- suests of local relatives Fri- | A big Saturday | night for Befl Talled for Vice President. L. flags were d d b masi m | man. Mary funeral hot 1 was tolled, LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE The legal voters in the Eighth School District of the Town of Griswold, Stat cticut, are hereby warned to the Schoolbouse in said Dis Monday, Nov. 11th, 1912 m., to decide upon action to regarding suit _threatened t by Miss H. & rtford, Conn, HARRISON J. District Glasgo, Conn. COLE, Committee Nov. 2, 1912, novid N THE DISTRICT COURT OF States for the District of Con- in thg matter of Yetta Wolt, 3 Bamk- rupt T Bankrupicy, Xo, 3 0 the crediiors of the above named Bankrupt, of Colchester, in the County of New London and Drstrict aforesatd, ihat on e 2 pankrupt b Notice #s_ hereby giv Sist day of gf:w er, A. D. 1912, the above pamed was duly adjudicated | bankrupt, and that the first mesting of her creditors will be beid before th undersigned at his office, No. 3 Rich ards Building, Norwich, trict, on th D. 1912, a at which time 1 said Dis- | Tath day o November, A X in the forenoo: the said creditors ma their elaims, appoin as to orders of Ref- operty of the estate | f, at auction or pri- bankrupt, and| basiness as’ may before said meet: MOS BROWNI Referee in Bankrupl | Conn., Nov. 2d, 1913. novid Assessors’ Notice Au persons i e Town of Norwici uiabie to pay taxes are hereby notified to return to the Assessors on or before | the first day of November, 1318, & writ- ten or printed list, properly signed and | | gworn to, of ajl taXable property owned | Bem the first day of Dctober. | 3. hose failing to make a list wili | cnarged a penalty of 16 per cemt dditional, according to law. Blanks | can be gbtained at the A rs® Of- fice City Bail or will be semt by | mail upon appl TN | Otfies Hours: § a. m. to 5 p. m. Wed- goscay and Saturiay evemings from | to 5. Lisis will _be received fbeginning Wedn 'sday, Qct. 24, 12, ! ated at OrW i Sept. 26 1912, > {QHN P MURPHTY, JEREMIAH J. DONOVAN, MICHAEL J.” CURRA. Assessors. NOTICE The Electors of the Town of #Preston are hereby warned to meet at the Town House on Tuesday, Nov. 5, 1912, from 9 o'clock a m. untll 5 o'clock p. m., for e purpose of casting their bal f ctors of President and Vice Presi dent, Ggvernor, Licutenant Governor, Becreta®, Treasurer, Comptroller, Rep: resentative in Congress, Senator, Judge of Probate. Representatives and Ju V. SHEDD Norwich, | by 1181 | be Conn. Tepzea Town Clerk Oct. 30, 1912, octded Daij | have decided to cut the ‘WHY PAY [ Cooking Range $24.75. —— e FULL ASsOCH, TED PRESS DESPATCHES Mothers 1 |at 3rs. KINGS | PUREHALT | Is the Ideal Tonic, Send for Prices to Your Druggist || O to Us. | KING’S FURZMALT DEPARTMEAT || 35.38 Hawley Street, Boston Why not place your erder now before the quarries stop Work- ing? ‘ We offer a / 1 | SPECIAL 8 DISCOUNT on WINTER WORK and can give better service than during the spring rush. 39 and 41 Franklin Street, Telephane. near Franklin Sg. 24 | TaupDLE | “wasTED- | lonesome | Girls and Housekeeper ne NORWICH BUSINESS COLLEGE Needs One Hundred Graduates a Year to fill he Positions Offered by Business Men to its Grad- uates. Enter now and be ready to accept one of the positions [| which will be offered this com. ing year. Day and Night Sessions. Write, ‘phone or call, W. E. CANFIELD, Principal 'WALL PAPERS A iaie spring leaves us with ap ex- tremely large stock of new goods on hapd, and to move them- prices now. | You can have the bemefit of it by selectinz at once. PAINTING and DECORATING are our speciaity. P. F. AURTAGH 92 and 94 West Main St ‘Phone. MORE when you can come hers and get a Handsome O©ak Buffet for $15.75—a | Solid Oak Extension Table $9.75 — | Quartered Oak Dresser $15.75—Splen. | 5 did Brass Bed $9.75 — a first-class SHEA & BURKE 37-45 Main Street. FUNERAL BPIRECTORS MONEY LOANED on Diamends, Watches, Jewe..> and Seeurities of any kind at the Lewest Rates of Interest. An old estublisned firm to deal with. (Bstablisned 1872.) THE COLLATERAL LOAN Co. 142 Malu Street. Upstnir, Quickly | ye under the hezding of “WANTED, FOR SALE er TO REN ARE INSERTED AT THE RATE OF ‘ c per line, | b e m— ' FOR SALE. six words to the line fo i) TO RENT. t Farm MESH WORKERS WANT Darling’s, Poquetanuck, Nov. Mrs. James Conghlin, Yantic. novid 1 i Woalen Co., Yants WANTED-1 5,000 pe me Posteard ¢ s s and free pos Box family Gz, TWANTED 1 tion in dry go cnoes Add T WANTED_T hogs. P! A, Nawroe ot AGED MA of dept. employing female be active and honest; app: handwriting. Address Box Bulletin_Orlice. W wife, no children, farm and dairy take charge help; must in own 61, care ceizéd eman and e of la and in nt men orking far; need apply. Bulletin_ Co. TWANTED _Piano_cuning. don, 205 Prospect St Cit. 1 WANTED Live poultry. rd Tel 646-6. WANTED ariflizer. G. A Bu- augild & sugar, e, starch, f be mended. Price 1 ccording te auality. We pay freight on out of town shipments. AMERICAN WASTE AND METAL CO, 0 West Maim St, OCtIWFM VANTED Cooks, General Housework Girls, Farm Help and twe Boys, FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, M. J. Coscoran, Supt. Centrai Bldg. WANTED Cooks, Waitresses, Pel. 4774, also Laberers. General (middle aged. J. B. LUCAS, Room 32 Central Building CASH FOR YOUR FARM Several good farms wanied at once for cash. Must bs good bargains Frult farms and farms with lake front- age preferred. Send particulars to TRYON’S AGENCY, Willimantic, Cons. aprz7d JAMES H HYDE RUCTIO . Au HURSDAY, NOV, 14, 1912, at 10 & m, # stormy, next fair furniskings of two he modern farm implemen also 5 cows, wagon, Jight and Dan; village, on THAURSDAY, NOV, 7TH, 1912, at 10 o’clock a. m., £ personal prop elfers comin alf, due in Ju good driver « and macbine horse (new) pl rows, corn mark good one) ing pole ar bator and bro 2 new, hotbed sash, 1% M Shin other farming tools, housenold bureau, commode, ension table, chairs, stove toves, 1 wood and 1 coal, box stove and_many otner articles, ELISHA POST, Agent Also at the same time and place foliowing ifferent ies: 5 C r December, cow, due soon, shire w yearling Hght arivine wagon pole, expri Condord buggy tired runabout cutter > wagon with buggy, rubber one-ho tip , ¢ culbivators All cars on pole, bugEY. 2 plo | WILLIAM B. WILCOX AUCTIGN, I will sell at Publ ace residence, on neer om Tor. my ot DAY, NOVE: at 10 o'clock 1 black mare, Iess, Kind and ge farm horse, PER 12, sharp, mowing 0-horse iron Chief pole, are of hay shovel, ice tools, 1 cream separator, 1 shifting a lot of small srticles found on a farm; abett 15 tons and fodder. 1If said da will take place the ay. Terms cash CHAS. E. b next MULK i Notwithstanding the Fire we are still doing business at the old stand and the quality of our work is just the same as ever—“The Best. Nothing but skilled labor employed and best materials used in eur work. STETSON & YOUNG, \ Carpenters and 'Builders, Telephone. 50 West Main St J. F. CONANT 11 Franklin St. Whitestone 5c and the J. F. C. 10c Cigars are the best on the market. Try them THERE is 1o adverlisiug medium in Bustorn Connecticut equal to The Bui- letta-tor business res THE FINEST 35¢c DINNER il TOWN DELL-HOFF CAFE From 12 t2 FALL MILLINERY A fine assortment of latest styles in Hata. Come in and them. MR>. G. P. STANTON, 52 Shetucket St, House | Apply novid TOR SALE—White Leghorn cocker- so a few Buff Plymouth cocker- Inquire even or Sundays, Wii- Lynen, Fitchvi nov2d = for housekeeping. -Furnisaed roows TFURNISHE tion. Mrs. noved Kmma Morse, 18 Un Mcat and groc past 17 years by Good opportunity for 270 West VOR SALI »nducied for ry busi man. Apply at Blreet. Kradford, Dapioison, Conn FOR SALK—Ona new mitch cow. piy $59 West Main 8i octisd FOR SALK—Boarding howse at 406 Xortn Main St. Apply ONE LATE MODEL seven pa touring Gar, fore door, Rickel nings; recently overhauled and in i Tunning arder. Price very low. The Scoit & Ciark Corporatium. octdsd FOR SALL—Cabin boat, 25 feel long, 73 foot beam, wilh all equipments, sald S noiencacs (reguisr business size) tly printed, for $1.90; 500 Scud for “samples sad printing you are in need ln Company, Nerwich, o in prices fo oL The Conn. Clieap. Cdb be Beem @i 64 Waler | O RENT—Furnished room; traliy located, stcam heat venienees. inaquire Bmilct Hova ¥ Ol rooms, nd 4 Cottage house snquire ot 51 Spring & P of Y. A. Baitey, Saiem Turnpike, i FO _RENT —Tencmen: ali modern improvements teom hcat, Ne. 64 BosweH upper bell six_rooms inelnd Ave. Rinz ont3d Fiat stx rooms, MeKin quire 12 Maif s Stors at 61 Frankiia good Joca Inquire FURKISHLED ROOMS, venience: 3¥14d &8 Union 5t. Yeicpnone 594-4, TO RENT—The store Mo. way, next Lo the Way Hotel, and naw oecupied by W. J. Townsend as a Brocery sloea APRIY to Wiliem H. Shialda, aprizd UP TO DATE furnished rooms. Mar- gucrite bulldiag. - Mra Loes. 316 Maln. oct 35 Broad- FOR SALE. FUR SALE—O. L C. pigs breds, registered, none bei'er in the couniry. Ludlow Farm, North Stoniag- ton R F. B & Norwick, Cona. H. ¥. Button, PRINTING—L00K al Lhess prices: 606 6% envciopes (Tegular business size), card priuted i corner, 3L.40; 1,060, $2.00; Gowe, 36005 16,600, $10.00 0y notchieads, 6x3%, printed,” 31. 1,608, 5,000, 36505 10,000, '$32.80. ' 300 lolterheads, 8%x11, yrinted, $1,15; 1,609, $2.50; 5,000, 39.50; 15,000, $18.80. ' 500 billheads, %x§%, printed, $1.60; 1,009, $2.10; 5,008, $7-00; 10,000, $313.50. 500 statements, L13x5%, printed, $1.49 1,006, $1.35; 5,000, $6.00; 10,006, 31} Frintng of evgry deacription done promptly. Send for sampies. The Bui- letin Co. Priniers wad Binders, Nor- wich, Conn. IVICE EALE—Picasantly located 13 acre farm, 85 acres excelient plow land, balance pasture and wood, good truit, 13 miles irom R. RB. station and thorougn- | village, ‘ear markets, 14 room colonial house witn verandas, best de and . Jarge ba ouse, cost 3863, shed: ings worth $5,060; dewn. 1Inecludes househoid fur- shings, Jarming tools and ryon's Agency, Willimantic, =~ == FOR SALE 90 acre Farm, 30 clear tillable, 29 acres wood and timber, balanos vasture. excellent 9 room house, large barn, seversl other build- ings all in good condition, plenty of water on farm. The place is very productive, @us tarse amonnt of hay, enough standing ood to pay for farm, located miks from Franklin Square, 1 mile from trolley line. Price $2,600 FRANCIS D. DONAHUE, Central Bldg, Norwich, Conn. cond:tion . pamted. new outbuildings, onn. jan3id FOR SALE. To settle estate, the valuable Busi s Block, Nos. 162-164 Main strect orwich, next to the Norwich Saving Socie Also the Pellett residence « 3 adway. AMOS A. BROWNING, PeAZAEM Trastse. FOR SALE Di THE PLAUT-CADDEN Main Strect For Sale Gristmiil, House, Barn and two Eyerything in_excellent he best mill A 300, PRENTICE. Phon 86 Crim st SALE HORSES, I have a nice palr of Bay Chunks, eighing 2600, and four ether Chunks ¢ will welgh 1200 to 1300; also sev- eral Work Horses that are heavier, and two drivers that would make gocd R. F. D. Horses, Prices are right, for i sell out by Nov. 1st. Come and ELMER R. PIERSO. oct17d FOR SALE Cottage of 9 rooms, steam, electric lights and open plamb- ing, at 84 River Avenue. Will { be sold cheap en easy terms. N. TARRANT & CO., 117 Main Street, City WD FRE TORCAES , ROMAN CANDLES and ROCKETS at MRS. EDWIN FAY'S Fragklin Square Kenneth Ridge Lodge Open ail year for the accommodation of guests Who desire the combined luxury of home comforts and sea air. “A _veritable South in the North.” House parties, motor parties, week- end and whist parties can find at Ken- neth Ridge ail of ‘the luxuries and comforts of & country home. For terms apply to KENNETH RIDGE CO., Watch Hill, R. L you want to put your busi- before the publis, there 1s no mes ter than through the advertine Mg celumus of The Bulletin price $3.300— | pouldry. | property I .YOU CAN GET 8.30% on a listed PIRST MORTGAGE BOND with a good prospect of appre- ciation in value. JAMES L. CASE, 40 Shetucket St., Nerwich, Comn. Write for Circular No. 104 For Sale BUNGALOW, SEVEN ROOMS, All canveniences, just completed, best in Norwich for the mouney. JAMES L. CASE 40 Shetucket St, Norwleh, Cf. FOR SALE Three bulidings on and mesr North Main St containing three #00d stores and four Lenements, all well rented. Good invest ment proposition for quick buyer. Stock, fixtures and good will of prosperous Millinery establis ment. THOMAS H. BECKLEY, May Building, Phones 724 278 Main Street. 368-2 |, WRPARE RGN | A FEW SEASHORE LOTS K, I, ironting the Atkanic Oce one Sf (he bast bathing bese #iatle. These leis are 1 itoutage on ecean and one landred jfifty (dce) feel deep. In the rear ef \bese lots there is a salt Watcr pond B miles iong, sandy bottua, ¢asel- ic boating and Hsning. The Drice ai these lois 1s two hundied (3200) do iers. Remember Upe praces tnal were paid for lots al Pleasant View r 3ears 3go and the pricse Wil are Be- g paid now. These 00| © siles that 1Rah ofiering for only 100 afe wn fae same aeean, same beach, enly f fow miles east of Pleasaul View kere s & chanoe ko buy 4 Loty Cottage site s a fo are and have it increase in valug many fold in 4 yeur or Liwas Avail youraelves of (his opportunity and don't be ameng those thai will say t(after they are all sold) | wiap I bad bought en Came and look these lots over and remember you pur- chase one 1 pay your expenses fov iy distance npl over 100 miles. Trans- portation {rom Westerly in auto. In- vestigute, WILLIAM A, WTLCOX, Real Estate Droker, No. 41 West Broad St, Booms 1 and 3. augsd Westerly, B. L Sashore Land For ‘a Forty acres of high lani situate en stato macadam road overioking ine Auantic ocesn trom Polnt Judily on ihe east to Montauk on the west. Only 25 minutes’ ride from Westerly staion, NY.NH &HRR FRANK W. COY. Long Distance Telephone, ¢ High Street, Westerly, R, L declid )W, AB, Ol n the Peck’s Real Estat> Agency FARMS A SPECIALTY 132 Swripz Siemt, Willimualis, LEGAL NOTICES. Tightyad of tne cits Reward et thook, In the to Bulletin ovid COXETER, TAILOR 33 Broadway Is showing some of the latest novelties in Fall Suitings Delivered to Any Part of Norwich the Ale that is acknowledged to be the best on the market—HANLEY'S PEERLESS. A telephone order will recelve prompt attention, B J, MoCORMICK, 30 Franklin 8% LOSF. Conn POETRY THE SILENT VOTOR, Jhymn to the y him 1¢t us carol P fsn't a4 classics quots sliencs goes his WAy 1sn't lismal tooter, Voratarieal pest, ix-shooter, « Hede rest. Abulart ingue and bore e nents flat and trice, g doesn't write vith pride and never with alarm; Kkuows If ever 1pon 4 farm. n't made of leather, re not lined with zine itogether to think weabon it pot the hammer, o wind-jammer, sess o teach. the silent woter, et s carel prabe cinselc qualen 18 the mind that swaws, and that fashions ot natiom, 100, ! Tl shauiers’ passhons n 1o heitabeloo, Detroit Frae Press \ WORD FITLY SPOKBSS b Vvt nand i v andered ity made paveed. Maceh sesmed sence through the vid rirtne—every evil pathwar | oseate hours | Eace cartarhes £ 30 : and ~14 universal sway. bead _where Virtes, ~very word in ingy where praiee 8 true & ken = world Bosion | HUMOR OF THE DAY § er fin ome of i bis manuseript hear bbler I nvented 4 1l prevent mud on pede what's mud foF 7—=CH Dealer write from letiors, vomr n after 1ife experienion man, “You dn. whe e and he's und cago Tribune. She. secret T The mean tell yop I her 1 so don't to tell her that to tell her, Hi g' 1 told her i $he—I b 11d not teil you she told tell her T told you. | “What 1s your name Ebenezer,” replied the small boy. “How do you spell | no use to worry ‘hout dat soursalf. 1 ¢ ngion St We ntitled e slotters. 100" hotel writing world we are matches ter an yurgh P Well, inks. snd hat they have just had thelr come nencement up at vour boy's colleges did he the examination of his mental haggage?” All righs” rid Binks, “they did find anything Jutiable."—Harper's Weekly Your on e And free vei we think calondars, foe Wwae —Pitts- ks, paper. Dobbicigh, “5 How stand tes- dwg inoAher: . rhr- J jaughter is taking mustc n should ha I'd just o vk — b Yo vadiug use the word niddle of seript Tran THE KALEIDOSCOPE e Amee- in Washing- ton, on May 9, resolutions wgre. adopt- ed relative to the cstablishment of a | Xatiopal o Industrial Art at the capital, ang it was decided to urge |action hy congress on the matter. izsbers pices « ican Feder icultural exposition will be June 2, 1813, at Kom Prussia, under the ags hamber of agriculture | (Landswirtschaft mer). (onside |ering the agriculturai Importance |that section of Giermany this cxposiey {tion may of interest to American | manufaciurers of tarming Implements and dajrring “utensils, Seventh Mnternational Congress of Insurance Actuarfes was_held in Amsterdam September 2 to 7, inclus- \ similar congress I held every r irs i difteremt coumry. 1t |comprises the menthers of an int national association, representing all \c important countries of the world. T memherehip ts now# | M all the and the {nexhausti- has_supphied ties of marblc Hmestone and rarely bemutiful colors are found in the jmter- fmest buildings in the state h Wales claims a_foremast the production of colored wugh white nrerble, espe- used for monmmentsl work, oried from Carrara, Haly. ble Is extensively wsed principal Australian cities ralian supplies appear {ble. New South Wales f varbed the nd state r in 51,708 tons, eonem! Yokahama total production of cop- Japan fn 1911 amounted 1o atued at $12,469.000 Unit- zuld, heing an increase of nd $559,500 er the pro duction in 1918, amd an Increase of {13,731 tens as compared with 1999 | Mare than half the copper is from the Ashio, Besshi and Kosakn mines. The Hitldat, mine also making grest | prosress, and turned out #8i4 toms a or more than seven times the quaniity preduced in 1997, {ang was constructed about 3 ago to take lhuh('m:‘ tr:‘m flhz to th Rhine through ¢ hilis sepa- rating the Marne and the Meuse val- ey now bheing repaired and em- Jar; at a cost of abont $ This work. which involves the com- plete renewal of the masonry, will |sive the tunnel a section of 3 me- | ters radins at the intrados, whi onnected with tweo walls | curve of 185 we s bettom 15 an LRV Stat n: | The Mauvage tunnel, which s { meters (meter equals 3.28