Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 23, 1912, Page 12

FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCHES CLADY TODAY; UNSETTLED. ".RAIN OR SNOW TUESDAY NORWICH, CONN., MONDAY, DEC. 23, 1912. Arst crime,.that of theft. The shock 5 this dlsgrace brings an attatk of \plpllxy on the father, which resuits n blindness, and from that moment on t is a sudden drop to bamkruptcy for ‘he once honored family. When it is 00 late the son realizes his error and ietermines to begin life anew, and im- mediately, starts for South Africa. Aft- er a bewildering series of mishaps and many fegrful-hardships, which devel- op.the better side of his and he returns to his native land—a man. This picture is onme of the season’s biggest attractions, and being of this unusual length the evening’s perform- ances will begin at 7 o'clock, the sec- ond ‘show_going on at 8.304 Nuggets. for Christmas. Everybody is trying to think of the best Christmas present for a man, but it is- not difficult to select one for the fellow who smokes There thousands of different brands of igars offered for sale all over the country, but ‘right here in Norwich are made two that are the equal of any. »They perhaps do not cost as much as some of those with national reputations, but there are none better made. Take the New Avant, a five ¢ent cigar that is better than the great majority of those selling for more money, and you'll find difficuity in telllng it from many ten cent cigars sold hereabouts. The “Nugget” is a ten cent cigar and worth the price. Both have won a great reputatjon all over..Qonnecticut, so much so that twenty-five men are constantly em- ployed in making them. You can buy them of any dealer or of the mam faeturer, George P- Madden. Buy bok of either and féel ‘sure you are giving a present that, will please any smoker. a ' At the Davis. At a time when dramalic offerings with a decided leaning in the direction of religious thought and incident seem to appeal to the theatre-going public it will be of interest to note that Mr. Harrington Reynolds, lately a star of the original Rosary company, is to be presented by A. G. Delameter in a new play by Neil Twomey, The An- gelus, “In the Rosary, Mr. Reynolds will“be long remembered for hig ex- cellent portrayal of Father Kelly, and it will be of interest to know that the character to be impersonated by him in his new piece, The Angelus, will also be that of a parish priest, Father O'Brien, and will possess many of the characteristics which endeared the genlal, whole souled priest to the many thousands that witnessed the former play. Whjle, as the title will indi- cdte;'The Angelus has a religious theme woven through- the plot, it is hy no means of a sombre nature. The dram- atic Interest is unbounded and the clean, wholesome comedy that carries through the entire story contributes to a most delightful entertainment, pku-elements that must appeal to even the most critically inclined. At the Davis. Por the second time in the month a first class novelty musical act will be offered. This time it is The Four Magnanis as the Street Pavers of Par- ll. for which they carry their own and- electrical effects. Dike Th 2y, black face entertainer, while 1 & Bell, with a singing, dnnclng, h\l offering will ng, doubt make an {deal - umhl: num The Pathe Wi ]v to. be_one of the four pic- tu with On Donovan's Division, a g reilroad ‘love story, clear, well acted and pleasing. You can get your - with ‘and at O'Hare, Squatter - Philosopher, There afre to be ows Christmas day, two in the . beginning at 1. seats reserved at 20c, the bal- ©coRy, not reserved, 10c and the galiery ~One may go at any hour, re- n as long as he wishes. r ————— announcement 18 ‘Bridgeport ‘18 to have an #choo} Agen: fo: Richardsvn and Furnacei. < \vest Main Streel Norwic 32 hranklin Straxi ROBERT J.COCHR s Fitiing, 1 hinz. Siena 1¢ West Main St Norwich, Agent N. B. O. Shez Tin and Sheet Metal Worker Buyui. n, T F. BURNS, Heaiing and Plumbing, }ANE Conn COAL AND LUMBER. A fairly complete assortmen gles, Doors, Etc., House Trim included. Goal Our supply is limited, but more in transit and ordered CHAPPELL C Telephones rree Burning Kinds and ALWAYE IN STOCK. i Market and Shetu Telephone 163-12. e=-cor “It burns up Mouldings Lumber t. Shin- and we 0. COAL L3hig A. D. LATHROP, Cue CALAMITE COAL clean.” Well Seasoned Woad C. H. HASKELL, 402 — Phones — 489 ALL KINDS Delivered to any part of Ovder Now. Tel. 136-5. H. JACKE NEWMARKET HOTE! 716 Boswwil Ave. First-class Wines, Liquors and C Meals and Welch Ravebit served to Tel, sdeb erder, Jobn ‘Luckie Prop. BOTTLED BEER the city. L & CO. (™ gars. have | Help Wanted Farm Help, General Housework Girls, Scrub Woman, and an experi- enced Te er. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, M. J. «.uswrnn. SupL Central Bidy. WANTED Waitresses, Cooks, General House Room 32 GAL NOTICES, BOARD OF COUNTY COM- rs for New London County: y apply for a license to se!l and 1ange spirituous and inwoxicating beer, Rhine wine simons building, Leba- avenue, Town of Colchester, except rooms and apartments in said | ding part or parts of which cut oft or vartitioned in such man- #s to form booths, side rooms, or rooms. My place of business ited within two hundred feet hime from any church edifice etiril is nog in a dir { or public or parochial school, or the premises pertaining thereto, or any postoffice, public library, or cemetery. Dated at Norwicl xhlc 17th day of December, a_D. 19 Charles J. Kyan Applicant We l| undersigned, are tors and taxpayers, owning 1 , of the hereby sign wn of Colchester, taxpayers, owning real estate, in the of Colchesters * Dated” at Col- r, this 20th dav of December, A. 2 John Condren, Town Clerk. OF PROBATE_HELD within and for the District on the 21st dav of Decem- AT A COURT OF at Norwich, rwich, ber, A. D. 191 « Present—NELSON J. AYLING, Judge ate of Emanuel R. Corey, late of | Norwich, in said District, deceased. he Administratrix exhibited her ad- | ministration account with said estate | to the Court for allowance; it is there- renoon, at the Probate Court Room the City of Norwich, in said District, PAYYCURBILLS BY CHEQUE an thz Uncas National Bank in tus way you will kuow the esac: cost of veur living and always have the best Xird of a yecaint in the re- turned endorsedicheqne, Couriecus and liberal treatment ex- tefided to every depositor wiiether the account be larze or small. We solicit your patronage *THE UNCAS NAT{OiAL BANK, teiephone 85 43 ihctuokqt Stree: THERE 15 no gavertlsing Eastern Connectigui equal to let'n loi businesy reg Girls and Housekeeper (middle aged \ J. B. LUCAS, Central Building fore i Ordered, That the 26th day of De- cember, A. D. 1912, at 10 o'clock in the and the same Iis appointed “for | ng the same, and the sald Admin- ratrix is directed to give noti thereof by publishing this erder once | in some newspaper having a circuiatior in sald District, st least three davs prior to the e of sald hearing, and make return :o the Court. NELSON J. AYLING, Tudge The above and foregoing is a true copy of record Attest FANNIE C. CHURCH, dec23d Clerk. and endorse the numgomg‘ application of Charles J. Ryan for a, license, and hereby certify that said | applicant . suitable person to, be licensed int to said application. Dated at Colchester, this 20th day of | December, A. D. Samuel McDon- | ald, Timothy F. ey, Charles Foot, | Gilbert Ha' Charles Kramer, 1| hereby certify that the above named signers and endorsers are electors and | village, near 11arkets, 14 room colonial | spring and have them ready for your | Tel Butten. = PRINTING—LoOK ai these ;u.u.; 63 envelopes (regular business card priuted in corner, $l.4u; A 2,000, $6.00; 1u,000, $10.00. a0 eaus, VXY, printed, y 5,000, $6.90; 10,000, | ds, $igxll, prinied, $i. ) $2.50; 5,000, $9.50; 1v,000, $13.50. 500 | villheads, ix3%, printed, $1.60; 1,009, $2.10; 5,000, 300,910,000, $13.50. 20U | stlatements, b33x3%, prinied, §1.49;] 1,000, $1.35; 5,000, 36.00; 19,000, §il.0V. Prinuing of every de;cnp'm..\ do promptly., Send for samples. Printers <ad Binde SACRIFICE SALE—Pleasantiy located 8 acre farm, 35 acres excellent plow iand, balance pastule and wood, good eruit, 13 iwmiles irom R. R. station and house witn verandas, best -und‘tion outside and in, large barn, pamn..d, new benhouse, cost $365, sheds, vutbulldings, buildings worth 3$5,0¢0; price $3.300 $1.09¢ down. Includes unousehold fu nishings, srarming tucis lryon's Agency, Willimautie, C janild If you want to buy or selli Real Estate of any kind, con- sult E. A. PRENTICE, Phone 300. 86 Clum St Agent for Fire Insurance. FOR SALE Seven-room cottage near CIiff street; modern improvements. Lot 85 feet frontage by 120 feet deep: sufficient land for build- ing lot. Price very reasonable. For particulars inquire of THOMAS H. BECKLEY, May Building, Phones 724 278 Main Street. 368-2 Fire Insurance in Reliable Companies. JUST ARRIVED with as nice lot of chunks and business | horses as I could buy. They are the | | kind—right out of lhe harness. Buy | now and save 25 to 50 dollars from | what you will have to pay in the work. Come and see them. 1139. ELMER R. PIERSON, CASH FOR YOUR FARM Several good farms tvanied at once for cash. Must bhse good bargains. Frult farms and farms with lake fron:- age preferred. Send particulars to TRYON'S AGENCY, Willimantic, Cona. apr2id Peck’s Real Estat: Agency FARMS A SPECIALTY 132 Sorin3 Sirask filimuns, ¥ Goan d « Qai Seashore Land For Said Foily acres ol niga lanc sittuate oa statc macadam road overioking the Allantic vcean from Point Judith om the east to Montauk on the west. Only 25 minntes’ ride ‘rom Westerly statlon, N N H & H R FRANK W. COY. Long Distance Telephone. 6 High Street, Westerly, R. L declle _ What Is Going On Tonight. B . f s,l I N ‘ POETRY oA Mo;’lfl Plcturl:s and lllustrated Songs rIB a e Bws[ T BELLS ACROSS THE SNOW, - X at the Breed Theater. | ( hristmas! hV_le;;'lllo‘ and Moving Pictures at o r.."f"",T.fiTv rp:’rflrg - arm',m . the Atditorium, . g P s With ils memories a r«tlnn Vaudeville and Phoioplays at Davis | Macedonia—Charles Thompsen, 14,1 wit] fis patnt Theater e captured a coon ‘that weighed 27 1-2 | d h h d t “WANTEI) FOR SALE or T0 “EN ” ith its joy and wi s pal NorwicH Conclave, No. 424, 1. O. H.|lmunds last Thursday. | [Ill Ql‘ ‘ e EE ‘ng 0 1] There's a minor in the carol 5 me\ecl':wirl,\t:gn B}\:)L A | ATE F And a shadow in the ]|‘iht‘, eh ge, No. 248, N. E. 0. P..| Waterbury—I" steali a dollar And a spray of cypress twinin bt meots in Buckingham Memorial. BB a i e Dattne . was | ARE INSERTED AT THE R o | " With the holly. wreath toni s p.Sebeauonash Council, No. 11 D. of e dt “-I‘l"‘xl-g-““ ’l'l‘ y : ns was, % - P ., meets In.Foresters' Hall. BemEly e Y -and Cosis. [ - And the hush Js never broken 3 Taft Lodgs, No. A 0. U. W, | l d t th ] By laughter Yight and jow, 5 i At it Tl ™| srno e s e | || DC PP line, six words to the line || kst HB”“"“ Unlon meets'in Carpenters’ Company D, C. N. G, will take place To the “bells across the smow,® - by on Thursday evening, January 16, with 6 Chri 1 i o . s an inspection of the property during | ' '.11}1:"‘"0""3:” ‘"’;9”{ Christmas ¥ ANNOUNCEMENTS the afternoon. . | WANTED. FOR SALE. TO RENT. Since other vn]p’( blended ! N.E:- 0. P. meets tonight. Windsor Locks—Miss Caroline W WANTED_By youne American wom-| FOR SALE Twenty R. I Red pullets| _TO ower tenement, _ four With the carol and the song! ! plxiindth secretary of the Consumers’ League of vild four years old. position | ready to lay. Fred C. \:mk.-_d Jewett | rogms Bradford, Bo 1t kil ould but “"““’ them singing A profitable -hint for women read- | Connecticut, gave the pupils of the |i work, city or country. Ad- Comn. | Dindex, 1 As they are singing now, - S R en e Ml Kdles Today. high school a talk on child labor last _B.. Bulletin ;5 dec23d . PEEE 3 few cholce | FOR RENT 0 | I e e e s T TR / -— week. The talk was illustrated by WANTED—_Men, also ladies, to sell write for des Hl“ ion. a\vin'{\s ~ B Feomk, ‘BewiE flt’,‘\fi‘li‘fi“ A Frank A, Bill says his shoes and slip- | excellent charts. { nursery stock in your town an : Conn avings Soclety. Inquire Sames E. | There would be no sigh to smothef pers make useful gifts. Today he of- H L"’_';‘I’““"’}”“ QY 35 SDaE s | r&Co. 3 decisd | No b If‘l(IPn tear to flow, fers special, ladies’ shoes at $2, $2.50 Hartford—Senator Edward W. Hook- | §90¢ Pav: experience — unnec . S _” - | As we listen in the starlig! and $3.50; ladles’ fur top Juliets at $1|er has made the return trip from Phil- "-“’r\‘\ 1. ‘lnvulym rs, Rochester, N. h ! (:.:fl". lfiEé“'qj ]‘;‘[Xl:r‘:“fga: r::?:'n :.'::_ To the “bells across ‘the snow.” and $1:25; men’s shoes, 32, 32.50 and $4, | adelphia to his home in Myrtle street ¢ Christmas from Fred Tourtel- | veniences. 1Inguire Bulletin Office. O Christmas! merry Christmas! ! and men's fine slippers, $1, $1.25 and [and bore the fatigue of the journey West Pearl St. Drop p novid This never more can be; $1.50. very well. He was accompanied by r delivery dec TO RENT_The store No. 35 Broad- { We cannot bring again the days “ el gt e Mre, Hooker, a physician, and a nurse. l’l.m;:\” L'm Buick truck in good | way, next to the Wauregan Hotel, and Of our unshadowed glee. ¢ SPLENDID CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY 7 | running order; good reasons cupled by W. J. Townsend | . o ) BIL T DITORUM Torrington—An important real es- | 1hg; want a aIR* truck. Appl store. Apply ;“W(\‘l ‘hprlulfi n‘f m:{rd-will ILL AT THE AU ym. tate deal was the purchase of Conley's . DoafWried Kinney & Carter, Norwich, Conn H. s With holy songs of SIeEY: - : ¢ R i Inn by four Torrington men, William turdays. Address Box 10, Bulletin g i FURNISHED ROOMS — cCentral loca- Brings holy gladness still. K F';rr:lr R;pur\:;n:tlll" Lo‘;gh De Lacy ;l. Morrison, Dennison L. Talcott, o b O)Suv SW *a SA tion 43{:5. Emma Morse, 18 Union St L &7 et Fs akes First Vaudeville Appearance. | Daniel Pullin and James E. Mallette. WANTED_O % €3, = , one 12 oy ot For peace and hope may brighten, ¥ For the first three days of this week | der $75,000 . H. Lyon, Hampton, Conn. Apply to 3 a good Jocation for uny “1 770 the “bells acvoss the snow.” i g:t :f‘:g&o:ll‘lm;mfi;i\ 1‘:::%?10?151”1\1 Litchfield—Chand! and Edward LB g 1t ‘ g : 11 modern con- Sent | *P;Fr;?)iil e i i o B 2 e e G S Cwart WANTED— Ma to live on| — 3 . = m | Sent in by z headlirfeyr has been booked who is very | Dwy, brothers, have been reunited af- | a farm on Mont 58 b L rl‘:g »“\‘LTAH . ‘;'v'k':':‘!' St Telephous 834-4. e et \ well knbwn in Norwich. Miss Leigh|ter being separated for the past 40 farm work for stock. Tele-! COLABE 20 - R D2 Froe drill B N s ) HUMOR OF THE DAY De Lacy, who has appeared here with ,\ea]rs.hl'ldwan: left here 40 _\(;ars ?‘gn phone 19 Pehare, | . P : ot s UP 10 DATE rurn:;htu rooms, 'Ml“- | - P her own stock company several times, | and as a home in Canada. is | TWaANTED- S0 t0 100 puileis:| FOR SALE—One new milch cow and | cyerite vuilding. AMrs. Lees, 376 Main. agroc Y wlll make her first vaudeville appear- | brother, Chandler, has been h any good ..,m‘ \\yalvnfl nantit v old heiter. H. C. Hendler, | oct?64 He was trying to Kiss her. ance in her own comedy playlet, The | since, except for 15 years nd_price. cholfieid, R. F, i el - Stop!” cried the girl. That's the way Boss. It ~as only after strenuous|New Haven and Bridgeport. T sel " = girls are—Judge. bldding against other managers from R Stidh LiBete HERE. TR | thit i e ke at FOR SALE. _Gabe—How do_you sl a genuime various cities that the Auditorium New Haven—A claim of §4 due nan ‘with milim 1d nixtures, situat e — | diamond fror: & fa_kfl:. Steve—Try te management secured Miss De Lacy, | for supplies for the continental army Ross & Son, Eagle- P. 0., Jewett ( —————e——— | 10} it—Cincinnati Enquirer. but they feel confident that her popu- | furnished by Paul Noyes' of New Ha- deciyd % | “H’:nr 5\”. you ought to buy an T larity, will balance the added expense|ven in 1778, and ich amounts to outh Rock | N [N auto. uy one, child? That wonld entailed. about $150,000 will probably be paid ., also Shrop- | I‘O b be dflhwn But T might try to get P The second act on the bill is Jer-soon to 10 «I‘unnex‘ficqr heirs on a com- | C. H. Stundish, Lebanon. | | one."—Meggendorfer slaetter. . k o] and Lewis, Now this act is per- | Promise. n 1907 the committee on | T decivd | o5 ® o A olai Gt “ 3 et — — | 'Wife done all her Christmas shop- sOnally known tto the management,who | claims in congress reported in favor of |s | FOR SALE—My lot on the s | of 8 rooms and a barn §| ping yet?” “Oh, yes; last month. Now guarantee . it to be one of the most|Paving the heirs the sum of §58,000, | . B.| property, best' location ! kie's rted to buy a few things— pleasing singing acts ever in Norwich. | which they would not accept. | Ricl __declid i niil. Jo Main St | with 10 acres of ciear tillable | Detrol F;” Press g There is a surprise connected with this TYPEWRIT nted to repair;! T FOR SALE—In New London 1 1 R ATl | % v act which is too good to spoil by ad- good work guaranteed. Phome 703. L | G Newnion [§ land, located 5 minutes’ walk §| Willie—Say, pop. what's a major and vance hfnts, but you will do all the S. Manchester, ranklin St. deu561 near five public schoo | from trolley or 20 minutes' walk | minor cv_mrd. Father—The n}sjor talking necessary after you have seen aw furs, at H, A, Heep. | best location and trade in city; up-to- | ke g | chord, my boy, ie what I pay for; the X this clever team. er St, every Thursday. ] date fixtu including 1;. $1,506 soda ! from Franklin Square, price { minor chord is what I nL-—Bluro. R .. ¥ - - fountain, ice cream parlor ca o i o latds the i 4 Jack Lynch, eccentric dancing come- % novdd | oY Chon ot reasonable. riend (congratulating dian, wHl flll position No. 3, and his For Infants and Children, e | &8 e e ¢ w2 E | Now your dream is realized. You “. peculiar style of work will at once . r & Sons' | ¢ steam heat; five years ' ¥ FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, | become immortal. _Poet-—Yes; now I stamp him as a dancer of original mfl Kmd Yfl“ Ha‘a Always Buugm Woodworth. 1 B L Central Buiiding, Norwich, Conn. can die in peace—Pele Mels (Paris). ideas. jé 22312 s o D Hobb—You've been spending a week b Some. corking good films have been! Bears the DAl BR | h e I AL | | with Perkins, haven't you? How 18 4 provided, all of them exclusive Audi-| _. 1 M{ thousands of ap- | xey lenh'.,,"” > e v ol SN ,‘mu house furnished inside? Nobb--I . torlum brands. today. The American| Signatu.eof % puil s TR ; [nm er noticed. Hobb—erll. he always 4 Thanhouser and 101 Bison companies| Sty 4 did have good taste.—Life. o will show what they are capable of o N . No. 1, | “That's as easy as rolling off a log.” doing. Two two-reel features this week| pLUMBING AND STEAM FITTING. | - l‘k‘n—fiav e % Gor leclid FOR SALB | “Did you ever roll oft a log?" “No, I SO0e yedusetiy: Thuraday, - another § Prospect Bt. City. Tei 63-. shing- | | can't ‘say 1 did.” “Well, you try it, vdw;flsgg‘?.n ;}?K’hv\;xélovlv(nt%w‘_i:;\t' : ’, street; hou apic 1 by } | and you'll find ylt requires considerable on Chistmas day. *| Sanitary Plumbin; S Pouitry, G_I B | eurke I Bard: fyeirs foyme; o n On Easy Terms | it powes."—Pittabsrs Chresisi o ; - us 1 mnm iiatel Appiy | | > att Blobbs—Do you think we shall know b BREED THEATER. A —_— Inc., 103 Cnestnut sSt., T R € f e . declld en-Room Cottage each other in heaven? Slobbs—Well, i A peep Into an up-to-date bathroom — < | s [V we do there will be lots of le The Blighted Son, the Monster 4,000| s only less refreshing than the bath | FOR SALE—House of 10 rooms with | PhE - peop] d 2 ) | 2 b Sdn r,\. garage 0 G A there who will be just as much sur: P g ook to ath for bodily | .. | R Tatey e | —Philadelphi The Breed. has the honor to present | comfort. I will show you samples and | I'wo hundred men to get in on our | hinle \\‘ n - | \I\PT. Ph.ladelphlva Record, : what 18 conceded to be the longest film | PIans of the porcelain and other tubs | two days Pipe sale. Calabash Pipes| ONE LATE MODEL seven AMES L. CASE First Man (taking out timeplece)— . Stoty ever made for its distinctive feat- |8BA give you estimates for the work | (o, s» g a 3 R T car, fore door, nick J . y Something’s wrong with this watch of I ; = i | for $2.30. wor 3 to $4. Spectal line | mings; recently overhauled ai 1 | [ n—When? ure today. It is in four full reels, cov- of putting them in in the best marner % ; Ty o 5 el ;x;c;srunnm; ord: LX‘(TC&. very low 40 Shetucket St., Norwich, Comn. | ]}]]‘l\et, \lll slflx‘l_)phed Se:;or;ldmh.hdufl fl. ering aver. 4,000 feet of fllm, and re- from a sanitary standpoint—and guar. | of Pioes in worth $2.50 to $3.50, | ycott & Clark poration. Irst Man—Oh, som ng the Jris ho d rter, to cor- | antee the entire job. hoice for $1.98. e | = e = S — night; I can’t tell you exactly when.— Rectiy present. It 18 & story of & voun — s | antiI30E o£F el Bl ve | Boston Transcript. » 3 man »whouo father is immensely ). E. TOMPKINS BRE 2 10-cuit Mot ohacso nid ERVolipeh Ity BEINted, for 11902 205 | $1750 irs. Wombat is quite'a resoureeful k. wealthy, and, like many others in like R i N), a vack of Pipe Cleaners with each | €ach, 33.00. Sead for samiles aad | - y o= Sy woman.” “As to how?” “She mnever o om: X lead: life of reckles: . & ¥ et é | Lor any printing you are in ueed | will buy a farm co, ing of 75 acres | .3n remember on which end to indorse circumstances leads a life of reckless €7 West Main Stres: 50-cent Pipe, at [ h¢ Lulictin Company, Norwich, | of fertile land, cot house of eight Hhua - s P dissipation until the father, learning ain Otres: . rooms (nearly mew), a large barn, crib, | & Check, so she indorses ‘em on both . of the use his son was putting his mon- . FAGAN'S SMOKE SHOP, e : —— | Jiennery, all buildings in good condi- | ends. and really, the idea works very ; P 1 ol B D¢ Cigar Store. | n OB SALE--O. L. C. Dig 10T0UBA- | tjon, pler of wood and some fruit. | well.”—Louisville Courier-Journal ey to, refused to send any more funds. 3 I worth 3¢ and 10¢ Cigar Siore. | preds, registered, none b n the | » P 0 S & e ’ This sudden turn in the fellow’s state N l.4 “IBSOV a country. Ludiow Farm. North Stuniag- | alles from Nors| “You know a Iot of people are say- af affairs causes him to commit his O IO 1 ton. K. K. D, 5 Nurwich, Conn. H. ¥, ing that your work is plagiarism,” said $750 1l buy a 76 acre farm, over 800 cords standing wood on piace, house is in P condition, barn, well of waler. terms, some fruit, good A bargain, and on easy $350 will buy an 80 acre®woodlot, about 15 acres clear land, 400 cords of standin wood (by estimation) on lot, situates on_macadam road, three miles from railroad. Send for Wilcox’s Farm Bulletin: Choice of 400. WILLIAY A. WILCOX, Real Estate Broker. | No. 41 West Broad St. Rooms 1 and 2. Westerly, R, L tion. novilid FOR 'SALE electric lights and open plumb- ing, at 84 River Avenue. Wiil be sold cheap on easy terms. N. TARRANT & CO., 117 Main Street, City LOST AND FOUND. A PUPPY came to my premises on rPUPPY Owner may have the same by rent. :I(’ 23d FOUND—( dropped from ve same by St. and va dec23d 3 package automobile. Owner can calling at 113 Williams ing for this advertisement. FLYING McRKEL 1913 MOTORCYCLE PRICES. cylinder 4 h. p, rigld 4 h p, inder spring inder viinder and Chain Drive, STERBINS EYNET, Norwich, Conn. Eastern Con- dec2M Distr for necticut, ibutors MONEY LOANED on Diamonds, Watches, Jewe. = and Securities of any kind at the Low Rates of Interest. An old csamblisiied firm to deal with, (Establisned 1873.) £, COLLATERAL LOAN €on., 42 Maiu Street, Upsin A PIANO Out of Tune Isn’t Worth a Picayune. Of the Tuners, Take Your Pick, J. H. GEORGE Will Tune It Slick TELEPHONE. DR. F. W. HOLMS, Dentist J. F. CONANT 11 Franklin St. Whitestone Gc and the J. F. C. 102 Cigars are the best on the market Try them Shaonen,Buililag Ansex, Room A, Telephona 533, 0ctiod THERE Is no advertising medium in Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bul- letin Lor business results. Cottage of 9 rooms, steam, | the unpleasant friend. “What of 1t?" asked Mr. Sellingham Quick. *“The kind of readers our firm publishes for are not golng to bother to leok in the dictionary to see what ‘plaglariem’ means."—Washington Star, THE KALEIDOSCOPE In Englgnd the first dock was con~ structed at Liverpool in 1708, Double-deck electric cars are rung ning on the suburban system of Paris, o, sea and back Hydroplane flights t France for mext are being arranged in year. The number of savings banks in Switzerland increased from 450 in 1897 to 1,050 in 1808. One of the competitors in the an- | nual ladies’ deep sea angling contest | held at Deal recently hooked up a lady's gold watch. Some of the anglers recall the fact that a lady competing in the corresponding event two {f:" ago lost the watch over the pler.—Lon- don Standard. Scituate, a town in eastern Massa- chusetts, has been paying 25 cents for | every dead woodchuck brought to the town treasurer. The treasurer has had a good many quarters to disburse in consequence of the ordinance, and, what ig worse, he has had to bury the woodchucks. | The importation of explosives into Ecuador is prohibited except when a | permit is obtained from the govern- ment. The wrincipal users of dyna- mite are the South American Dewvelop- | ment company, which operates an ex- | tensive mining plant at Zaruma, and | the Guayaquil and Quito Railway com- ; pany. | (Consul General W. HeAry Robertson of (‘allao, Peru, reports that the United States and Hong Kong supply all the hog lard imported into Peru. In 1911 Peru imported 2,716,474 pounds of this commodity from the United States, valped at $149,908, and 992,631 pounds, | valned at $54,768, from Hong Kong. Notwithstanding the political dis- | turbances in China during the last quarter of last vear the value of the net foreign trade of the republic ad- vanced over the previous record year of 1910, The direct foreign trade was | valued at $551,147,369, an advance over 1910 of $1,169,030. A press report states that Vickers received orders | (Ltd.) have recently for 1,080 mew automatic rifie caliber | guns, the governments adopting the | gun including five of the first class | powers of Burope. The new gun dmers in many respecls from the company's earlier types, being lighter and more mobile, while modifications have en- \bled the gun to continue firing for much longer periods without becoming overheated new six-story passenger depot of the Canadian Pacific railway at Vancounver, British Columbia, now be. 1 ing erected, will cost about ‘1 000,000, The exterior will be of cut stone, brick | and terra cotta. The track floor will | have a 1.000 foot platform served with four tracks for passenger trains, and will be reached from the building and ground level by overhead bridges, stairways and four passenger and two fréight elevators. A line of steamers has been mah- ished running from Moblle, Ala. i, Jamaica, etc, under the Norwe- gian flag. The freight traffic for Hayil is satisfactory @ud increasing each trip, the principal merchandise carried bhe- ing flour and lumber. It js stated to i be the - intention of the company to- build two steamers to fly the Ameri- can flag and the company expects to obtain part of the provision trade now veaching this- country from Chicago via New York. The