Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 16, 1913, Page 8

FULL ASSOCIATED UNSETTLED TODAY, FAIR TOMORROW. What Is Going On Tonight. se ond Tilustrated Sonss and Moving Pictures at Vaudeville and Photoplays at Davis Woman Suffrage Mass Meoting at i Town Hall, Tecumseh Tribe No. 43, meets at No. 35 Shetucks Somerset Lodge, No. 34, F. end A. M., meets at Masonic. Temple. Polishers' and Buffers’ Union meets at_Carpenters’ Hope Rebekah Lodge, No. F., meets at Odd Fellows' Hal ANNUU L Best $3.50 eveglasses properly fitted, Burnham, 227 Main street. YSAYE ON FRIDAY NIGHT. No Music Lover Should Fail to Hear This Great Artist—Mr. Mitchell At- tends New York Concert. , who is to give a re- cital in Slater Memorial hall on Friday night, gave a farewell concert in Car- negie hall, New York, on Sunday af- ternoon béfore an audience that weat enthusiasm and proved that he is unquestionably the Sreatest violinist in the world today. Archibald Mitchell of this city, who 18 prominent in the management of the Slater hall concerts, was in New York 21, 1. 0. O. Eugene Ysaye almost wild EUGENE Sunday and attended Ysaye's farewell concert in that city. He was seen yes- terday upon his return by a represent- ative of The Bulletin, who hac difficulty in persuading him to give his impressions of the playing of the great Belgian violinist. simply a would not have missed that recital for I never saw an artist given a_ greater reception than that vast audience, composed of the most New York, gave Ysaye. The seating capacity of Car- negie hgll was taxed to great audience sat like peo- | ple entranced, through a programme which took from $ p. m. to Again and again did the player respond to encores, and vet his hearers demanded more, and only when Ysaye appeared stage, wearing his overcoat and with his hat in hand. that the realized that the recital was at an Mitchell said: “I only hope that the people of Nor- wich, those who want the best that there is im music, will realize the great privilege that is theirs in being given an opportunity to hear Ysaye, and that he will be given a royal reception next Triday night when he makes his bow in_Slater hail” The New York Tribune of Monday thus comments upon Sunday’s recital: = the Belgian violinist is at his best he is an artist whose equal the world does mot best yesterday, an a great deal. cultured people its utmost, Continuing, He was at his Zave to his audi ng which it will long All who heard him play heard him give an exhibition of al- uman technical plishment, in which there was ever a delicacy and power of treatment, a rare warmth of tone, style. all animated and informed by an insight into the composer’s essential spirit, that was the production of a great master, as well as of a great a breadth of Tickets for the Ysaye recital are now Cottolene makes delicious biscui’ Cottolene ‘“‘creams up” sc beautifully that it makes deli cious biscuits—light, flaky, free from grease and soggi- ness. They almost melt in your mouth. Cottolene is the perfect shortening—a vegetable pro- duct without the possible taint of animal fat. It is far better and more wholesome than lard. It will give equally as good shortening results as butter, and Cottolene is usu- ally one-third butter’s price. Here’s an- other econo- my point: being richer, TEE N. E. FAIRBANE COMPANY LR e ] Drunkenness is a curable disease, which requires The ORRINE treatment can be used with absolute confldence. It destroys all desire for whiskey, beer, or other intoxicants. the home. treatment. Can be given in No sanitarfum expense. No loss of time from work. Can be given If after a trial you fall to get any benefit from its use your money will be refunded. ORRINE is prepared in two form: No. 1. secret treatment, a powder; OR- Yo. 2. in piil form, for those who desire to take voluntary treatment. Costs only $1.00 a box. Come in and talk over the matter with us. Ask for . XN. D. Sevin & Son, 118 Main strest, on sale at the store of George A. Davis. Admission $2. All séats reserved. It is a good plan to get your tickets now While there is a cholce of seats and not Wwait until the night of the reeital, Wwhen it may be difficult 6 get e satis- factory location BREED THEATER. The Open S h, Sensational Kalem Railroad Feature. The audiences of yesterday at the Breed were held spellbound by the im- mense _two reel feature, The Retreat from Moscow, in which the imperial Russian army to the number of thou- sands appear. It is doubtful if a more stupendous spectacle was ever pre- sented in_this Today there is a thrilling railroad picture by the Kalem company, entitied The Open Switch, which is’ful] of thrills and sensational locomotive running. Fiorence Turner is in the big Vitagraph story entitled The House in Suburbla, and as usual loses no opportunity to be mischievous and winning. The Dancer’s Redemp- tion is a magnificent Selig story of the cloister, and has a powerful plot of an all absorbing nature. The Marvelous Pathe Weekly is, as usual, the chron- icle of all latest events recorded in the motion picture world, and Pete, the Artist, is the splendid story of studio life, while Absent Minded Abe furnish: es the screams of the comedy section. DAVIS THEATER. Big Musical Programme Today. The show on today at this popular plavhouse will appeal to all lovers of £00d clean entertainment, and every- one who enjoys music. The Four Mu; ical Luciers in their programme of classic and popular numbers played on different instruments itself, and to hear Joe Lucier, th cornétist, play is only one of the feal ures of a real good act. The Colonial Fovr, who came as an added attrac- tion, ‘gained favor the first appearance they made. They sing the old time songs. the songs you like to hear, the songs your mother and father like to hear again, the songs that only good | singers can attempt to sing, and they | can sinz. JuST hear one of the ladie ; in this act sing The Last Rose of Sum- mer and you will re: what a treat really is. and Mitchell, two win- some maidens, do @ novelty sister act that has met with applause that made the rafters ring every performance. They sing and dance and introduce clean comedy. Lew Luther, who ap- pears in monologue, tells funny stories and sings comedy songs. The photo- plays are of the best standard and in- clude the Famous Mutual Weekly. BIG BILL AT THE AUDITORIUM! TODAY. | The three last performances of the Lunch Room Cabaret act will be giv- en today, and therefore it will be your Just chance to see it. TRis act Is & miniature musical comedy, with eight preity girls and Harry LaDell, the clever Jittle comedian and dancer, who with his lively act has been packing them in for the past two days. The Lunch Room Cabaret is without doubt one of the biggest drawing cards that has ever played the Auditorium, and no one kicks that they didn’t get their money’s worth, either. The Great Johnson is certainly’a vonderful contortionist, and everyone | is talking about him. Piottf a clever | singer, who sings the kind of songs that vou like is making quite a hit | Iso, and all-around the show is a win- | ner. Kinemacolor will be shown here be- ginning Monday next. | LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. More About Cancers. To the Editor of The Bulletin: Please allow me to answer an article which appeared in your paper under date of April 9th, entitled “Many 1 tify to Cases of Cancer.” At the clos- | ing up of this article wo see where | Dr. Hooker said that any graduate of a medical college could treat any can- (cer that had been treated by Dr. Maine much more skilfully, and with even more success. Now. I wish to ask Dr. PRESS DISPATCHES POETRY IN THE HIGHLANDS, for a few days' visit with friends in Westerly, R. I, Oliver ' Woodhouse lodge, K. of P., held a meeting In Masonie hail Tues” day evening. women of Connectlent should be enfranchised on equal terms On every other subject the members retain a right to hold their own opinions as individuals, EMILY PIERSON, State Organizer for the C. W. S. A. Norwich, April 15, 1913. STONINGTON. Travel Club Hears Interesting Paper . A. Delegates at State Meeting— to Confer Degree on thing—that with men. In the highlands, Where ‘the 0ld plain oen ™ b ADVERTISEMENT under the heading of “WANTED, FOR SALE or TO RENT,” ARE INSERTED AT THE RATE OF 5c per line, six words to the line TO RENT. TO RENT_Pleasant furnished rooms and bath. 54 Washington St. TO RENT_Nice pleasant furnisied all modern conveniences, Inquire Bulletin Office. s, And the ‘young falr mafdens LOST AND FOUND. LOST_On Tuesday, April 15, sum of money In Climax tobacco pouch. Fi: er please leave at Bulletin Office and recelve llberal reward. T BANKBOOK LOST Lost or stolen, Fassbook No. 108146 of The Norwiok All persons are cau- tioned against purchasing or negotlat. ing the same, and any person having a claim to said bock is hereby called up- resent sald claim to said bank ofore the Sth 7913, or suumit to having the book de- claréd cancelled and extinguished and 4 new book issued ‘amount due thereon paid. And forever in the hill-re Broods and Nina Council Twelve Candidates. afternoon the Stonington at the free Savings Society. And the low green mead And when even die FOR SALE. And the night has com. FOR SALE—Four horses, horses, “welgh - 2900. weigh 1300, 1 horse, Plainfleld, a FOR SALE—At a bargain, fine WANTED. WANTED_Bright, Lious man to take charge of factory making wax figures, forms and metal Salary and percentage to the Box 10, Bulletin. WANTED —Everybody to Know that I am a first class licensea auctioneer, Telephone of October, Travel ciub The papers were read by Mrs. the subject being France and Temporary alley hollow Lamp-bestarrdl in lieu thereof. or ench Novel- Maupassant, by Miss Laura T. Wood. Dock Lengthened. The dock at the foot of Diving street been_lengthened waters of Little Narragansett bay to accommodate the fi land on that side of the The Stoninston alumni will play the high school team at baseball on Stan- ton park Saturday morning. Pequot council, N James Downing, right man. FOR SALE. FOR SALE A New 6-Room Cottage, MO LET Very desirable nouse at apryWEMWS 198 Laurel Babcock, 45 Main St. TO RENT Modern nine-room hou! C. H. Case, Bliss Plac LEFT HERE FOR SALE — Horse, farm wagon and Cail barn 341 Main, op. P. O. Plainiield, Con NTED—Young stock o D apricWEM NTED — Competent housekeoper Zo0d wages; with or Einguire of H. Law- and passes; winds and ris Life and de: Robert Louis S on Bliss Place. FOR SALE_Bay lorse, seven years old, sound in every respect, ood road- welght 1050 1bs., TO RENT—Store at 65 Frankiin Si suitable for any line of business. quire at Bulletin Office. safe for lady to also good biggy and harness. ‘Danielson, in family of twi 3 without laundr: R OF TASTE. ton, Plainfield, Con; WANTED A few gardens and lawns “tg-care for and resolutions on the . Carson, a past regent of the FOR SALE Lot of woolen ery, 1 100 b, p. steam boiler and engine for sale at junk prices on. Anton Hak, West Willington, siretch of mand, P el 100K after. Telephone Iso carload of | “pyRNISHED ROOMS, all modern con- veniences, 3§ Union St. Telepkone $34-4 FOR RENT A first class house te rent from about U’s Benevolent Work. The local branch of the W. of clothing Tuesday flood sufferers Second-hand . Bulletin Otfice. apriéd YANTED—X Inquire of it on easy terms. TARRANT & CO., Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE —A good all roun mare, good roader and worker, weight 1100 1Ds. ‘For further partic or write H. G. Byles, Central grim and tall collection and delivery clock and jewelry repairs of 128 “Washington Drop postal or phone 517-2. WANTED— AN Wilkinson 117 Main St, left Tuesday for Bi lights go on at Chamberlain paves of stone, But others like the star-shins Washingion $45 per month, Will_show day from 6 to 9 p. C. JOHNSON, 2D, meeting of the grand council, R. FOR SALE Cholce Use of garage If to those wishing view & vasty To Receive Second Degree. The meeting of Nina counc will be held Thursday eveninz twelve candidates will receive (h Sunday, April 3 council will »ndon to attend the meeting of mcil and witness 1911 Ford roadster, Im- | to rent any pediately. fine condition. new paint and Apply M. R. Joy, | FOR SALE plotted estat Moosup Division. TFOR SALIS price $300. You $120 to ligious *Hteriture FOR SALE. experience not man or woiman; opportunity for promo- pare time may be used. national /Bibie Press. hiladeiphia WANTED —In opportunity Lo most desirable ond degree. acadam road; néighhorhond community; horse between his kn long white trail evening star. FOR SALE. Six-room Cottage and Barn. Corner Peck and Con- the third de T FOR SALE _About 7000 or 8000 feet | of oak, ash, hickor and chestnut lum- on premises. HUMOR OF THE D. that somebody says m Described Work of University. A esting talk was listened biflaing of Surance men: Splendid | ludolpn Muller, Hanks Hill, Mansiield an attractive house accupied by and 25 feet costs r month i £8; . costs 31 per month; this it R benetit pouic nce that appedls to | Dene mon Barred and the Catholic FOR SALE VALUABLE PIECES ce. BURNHAM, Sa- orwich, Conn. FOR SALE y utted, for Edwina Ryon > Young: People’s sociaty their home Eiven right men. Apply Securi ‘Burnham, 224 5 2 ‘Pa, what Took itke?” your mother. did_prehistort don’t remember —Houston Wost He—If I kiss you, will yo Why—can't | it alone?—Florida Times sald the lad entertained {1 WANTED—Hor: —The farmers of New Lon- were served AGRICULTURAL We have just put a carload into our storehiouse and tis sure crop producer. The experts of the country say the ground are unequailed 1or size, production Itural Socie London County ering iiberil Main Street Property Inquire of JAMES L. CASE . Norwien, klom hatch- “Tell me,” in tne cou Compeution Teachers’ Meeting — Penmanship the Theme—Missionary Society to Send | lime, and Supplies to Ohio. entries and jearn the ruiés his s what we competition irom Chas. | | by the bag, ton or carload. K, WWilLIAMS & CoO. FOR SALE Two of the best Driving Horses in fearless and Equally good in single or Also Rubber Tired Home Journal. is your ear, asked Harkaway. “it keeps about six mont! income generally.” governing Greenman, FOR SALE_Vacuum cle 40 Shetucket 300 cash; 1 be held in | morning, | proposition Lcurn Something Lo 1o, ¥ auarcssing Con Inancial savintige Haven will ers on penmanship, making ch the basls While fthe x Knicker—Think the stock ex should be regulated? should be arranged for up when you you sell.—New York Sun. “Why did you break into the ir the middle of the day?” asked “Well” said the had several evening.”—London Standard Young Husband—WHhy, you erying about? , Tom, I am afraid the to grow up to be a Whito diarbocs FOR SALE I offer subject change in price any part of 30 Shares PUBLIC UTILITY CO. Preferred Stock Price to net nearly 6 per cent, Listed on the N. Pratt's White Diar sures sirons. Bursiow & Co.r WANTED—500 mesh bags made at Miss Crumb, 341 | eting is | Norwich. | handsome. ampton | double harness. Buggy and a harness. Can be seen at 171 Broadway. VAN DYKE EXPRESS CO. Forty Young Work, these horses were bought green with- is remarks. Call evenings. Main Street. Norwaeh Graln Co.. C. s, Greenerille Clayton D. Colchester caller Middletown was Grain Co.. A. B Mannin, FOR SALE cart in fir WANTED —Second-hand paper Land lever Willmms St, To Aid Flood Sufferers. Missionary chapel Tuesd Contribution supporters furnished;, Wabasu Supply Cu., Desk 817, ok Conn FOR SALE feet beam, of clothins, bed WANTED—50,006 feet of lumber for two cyinder our patent work—buiternut, popiar or this (Wednes Y. Stock Ex 5 o'clock for the Ohio flood sufferer a condition; maiched pairs, ranging in weight from 350G to 3000 1bs. omerville Journal. henpecked, pa, In General. Katherine don is at her home on Pleasan Joseph Kelly returned to Middletown F days at his home Works, Mausti TWANTED—Flano_tuni 295 rrospect St, JAMES L. CASE 40 Shetucket St., prices $200 sin&ls norsés 560 to 3183 foal; severa country work; 1ess; 30 days satisfactery return to purchaser 300 mifes of New arge. with FOR SALE—ALL kinds of sceds seed potatoes, Toasonable. | Teiepuone 326-5. Norwich, Ct. Tertilizers, ‘Greeneviile Grain makes me wash I come to the supper ours befor es pavement kore, single and trial ullowed; double ha WANTED salesmin and cellecto kuaranteed Address Box 14, Bulletin, WANTED- Appiy U. 5. Finishing ANTED—Apply venport 15ias. permanent po- hook her up the automobile. Frapklin St “HOR SALE_—Ar00stook secd DOLaLoes, Virgin soil ot Maine and Fiace your new halter passes home to office and stable. EXPRESS CO., hone 65345 C s gazed at her daughter uth Main street irls in_Make-up Brown left town Monday FOR SALE Ten Room convenience with heat, used for rooming house, car line and memorable she murmured ways felt that she would Which shows that the jes cients were grown on U Ipped’ airect Botue Co. Pa WANTED —Men Bovernment positions; vacauons; tion sutnicient; this year; A GOOD PRESCRIPTION 5o maia- Early Deia- jex 3 Guld Colu, Lally Kose. For a Long Life. iption for gentleman ¥OR SALE OR TO RENT. Residence of the late Frank Tyler, 12,000 ap- parcel post it Young « Son, Siain und maTkel Sts. pointments Quires hundreds; Write immediately for of positions obtainabie. THE KALEIDOSCOPE FOR SALE—200 busiels fine smooti One can fall de: Square, price reasonable, can be secured on favorable terms, three minutes from Place consists of eight-room Franklin in- Hooker why don’t some of these smart | Conn. graduates—of these medical colleges show up some of their wonderful skill in the treatment of cancers? Why don’t they come out and show to the world some of their wonderful ability n the treatment of cancers, the same as Dr. Maine is able to do? Why do | ‘Kochester, Toten, Lebanor, Ct. FOK SALIS A saloon, cheerful—"Live temperately, | cottage,with furnace heat, barn, green- and poultry houses, Lot 100x200 feet. good intentions. Plenty of Part of purchase n on mortga FREDERICK TY 11 Warren Street. plenty of exe: above all keep FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, Central Building, Peter McDonnell King of Italy Crown of dered by him New York city WANTED—Winders, Appiy at West Side Silk Mill, “and active boys and money ean rem: | Norwich, Ct. Slab wood, stove lengths, _FOR SAL) $2.00 cora, rudne 0i6-12 [eTYRT Ty digestive organs weak—the blood thin and sluggish take Vinol, which is a de- |e Good pay once to Versallles Sanitary Fibre Mills, they lay back and tell what wonderful | licious combination of the work they can do, but never put forth the positive proof of their work in any way? Dr. Maine has certainly proved his_ ability as a cancer specialist and is ready to challenge Dr. Hooker, or any graduate of any medical colleze, to show a better and more positive Proof of his ability as a cancer spe- | S cialist. Dr. Maine is through the eastern part of Connect! cut and great anxiety is manifest in the pa: legislature, many of our pract sicians speaking highly in its favos Maine is no faker, but conscien- tious in his profe: RLANE. ... AUGTION at FRED EATON’S PLACE, Williman- —body-building ...Auctioneef livers, with the properties s grease eliminat- Cowperthwalte, surviving grandchild Tompkins, fourth constitution: nor of New York, died in Clifton, , neatiy printed, 1or 31.90; by WANTED Orders for tne ustom and special L. James, 161 Hours 12 a. made corsets “Main St., representa- m. aprild _to_pasture LOF any Pranting you are in Deeud The sulleun Compuny, FOR SALE Fine house and stable. builders and strengih creators in world for aged people. Mary Ivey 00d 10-acre vilage and hone and K. K. K SALK OR TRAD Jennings of Prevince brass lantern e in Sandwich pears to be new is still very distinct, Columbus, conveniences. chem street, one of the best residential locations in the city. Lot fronting on elephone 165-12. “WANTED —An experienced Cook with Apply at this ofnce. neighbors, o well known | Vinol Autobus leaves hour, beginning at Willimantic Caterer in attendance. oston Stor £00d_reterences. sTisc mil, cider Sachem stree feet and about 200 feet deep. Price reasonable. A few good rents to offer, in- tonic ‘and strength sage of the bill now before the | I ever useg.’ We wish every feeble old person in “Don’t forge xcellent eight- carpenters. WANTED — Journeymen to pabcoca & WIlCox, W esterly, R WANTED_A couniry store near I Hox 548, Stamord Springs, Conn. | Wood, the aged philos oster, Mass., has solye cost of Nving. wife subsist upon the expend of four cents a da: 3 cutting has eut undersigned out and he is forced to \is large outfit used in con- | extensive_ice, Marcus M. | and sheds; good land; Eood Lruit; bar- or Lmmealaie sale, or agreement to problem of high return their money if it on. He treats the | fails satisfaction. boeyir e contracting | p Willimantic, {HOMAS H. BECKLEY, on’s Agency, poor as well as the rich with the same | Pharmacy interest—to cure them. If an old lady | Conn. or gentleman is suffering from cancer | TUESDAY AND W1 Phones 724 v Suilding, »78 Main Strest. thinks he bas the secr 0. 1. C. pigs, thorough- experienced, WANTED — At 1f_vou have trustwortny Saxo Salve. 2 skin trouble We guarantee it, Ludiow Farm, Norih StODIng. and are too poor to pay for the treat- | try ment, Dr. Maine takes hold with just | as good a heart, and is just as faith- | ful to them during the treatments as though he were to receive a large | compensation. His aim seems to be to help suffering humanity, and in all cases where he can, and wherever Dr. Maine is known it is a heartfelt desire that the bill now before the house of representatives will be carefully con sidered and passed. No greater tribute | of respect coild be paid to suffering humanity than the passage of this bill | now before the general assembly of 1913 DE LOSS WOOD. _Danielson, Conn., April 14, 1913, Wants Salaries Increased. Mr. Editor: Having read with in- terest your report of the proceedings of the Town School Board last even- ing, I venture to make a suggestion on the salary question. If my information is correct, more than $8000 is now paid by thé town of Norwich to its School Superintend gnt and Supervisors = Suppose that instead of réducing the pay of a few overworked teachers, a few hundrel dollars be taken from the salaries of these men and added to the salaries of the teachers on the West Side, or any section where it seems desira- ble. It is said that the West Side su- pervisor has recelved during the vear an increase of $200 in salary, while his work has lessened. This addition if divided among four West Side teach- ers would perhaps bring their salaries to the proper level. Similar_changes might be made elsewhere, None of the teachers of Norwich receive as large salaries as teachers of the same grade in neighboring cities, New Lon- don, for example, while much more is paid in Norwich for supervision. In the interests of justice. Norwich, April 15, 1913. A TAXPAYER. Takes No Stand. Mr. Editor: In reply to Miss Aiken's letter, published in Tuesday’'s Bulletin, expressing a desire to know what stand the Connecticut Woman Suffrage as- sociation takes on the militant move- ment in England, T would say that it takes no stand as an association. It is composed of thousands of individuals with all shades of belief on all gorts of subjecis and is agreed on only one ' — Seashore Land For Sala ¥oily acres of high lanc siluate on stato macadam rond Atlantic o Key Pittman, wife of the new senator from Nevada, is the only v Washington society over Kiondike snow 2,000 miles to get married senator and Ler at home. F. D. 5, Norwich, Conn. feather beds. | JANTED—Old geese ot - Address C. Best cash prices paid. General Delivery, LEGAL NOTICES. Pair blacks, weight 3000, sound and work team in eastern Con- pair grave. sound and kind. PRINTING—Look at the envelopes (regular card printed kind, best Dickinson, bridegroom. reen black ti old, sound otice to Taxpayers All persons liable to pay Town of Salen 5 e 3500, Hve 3 WANTED Partner in small business with $50¢ Lo 3500; K6od intorest: Tefer- Adaress Partner, trom Point Judl the east to Montauk on the west Only s ride from Westerly station, taxes in_the age ten years, 83X11, printed, § 3 Gire norehy 5 ways owned them myself. good team; | Bulletin, City gained fame by first in a motor car ook Telis of about | e s T U, & mers Thousands of There i8 a big chance here for sure and_generous pay, employment. No obligation. Washington, WANTED _Ex upstairs maid. Uncasville, Co: worie o Farm and board with tamily $325.00 a month salary. Rock Farm (Ledyard). Manager, Mystie, Conn., R. F. D. 4. . TED— nts, call on best peo- A R Tars motting $15 on tach Trank Down- 62 Center St.. Wallingford, Ct. WANTED An all round Man, Kitchen Woman, Dish Washer and a Waitress. FIRANK W. COY. Long Distance Telephons. Sound and all right every weight 1400 e used single or double; 1 ‘mare, weight 1:v0, good general irpose mare; FREE 400,000 pro those persons ble May 7th, 1 purpose of | same 1 will be at my scheme for sailing over airship for the little-known 5,000, $6.00 description Send for samples. Printers and Binders, For Sale head of Horses, carload ar- onday night, Apri of all kinds, heavy and light. must be sold at once. Will sell the same quality cheaper Come and ploring the home from 1 Earl Hopkins, mare, just ready to foal, as §ood a mare man owns, well received in C sound and kind. ot the Town Hall on the first of each mont will buy a 4C acre iarm situated a few miles from W esterl tance o & LAVing manufacturing wvii- Cottage house, plenty of fruit and wood for Hero is a rare chance to Enquire about years old, and a short dis- Tfenced waltress and Ps. Edward A. Paimer, After a_service brarian of school at Milton has resigned its esteem presented hin carnations. neglecting Ali persons bo charged the Presbyterian ndditions and by Donny- One two-year brook, very promising; 1 yearling fill S home ube. buy & £0od farm cheap. 1 5 ANK E. WILLIAMS, C standard bred. uire of Glen | HARNESSES will buy an 80 acre farm situated two 1, and & 10- Land’ pro- some fruit, oz 3900 cash puts the farm in investigate. harnesses, 0 Set Mght driving Westerly, R. express harnesses, large assortment collars, 2 dump cart, harnesses. miles from in Longmore, beeome assistant some nearly ductive and smooth, larg Tast seller, and_crib, wagon sted, salé; free particular: Proposals For State Road Work. PROPOSALS the State i harnesses, purchased your possession. 85000 is all I ask for one of the finest farms in The stats of Conneclicut; 66 acres, 30 mowing, 2o pasture, 10 wéod and tim- ber; keops 10 cows, ‘Without sllo; house has 8 rooms With ell, horse barn 24 by cow barn 30 by '50. 3 hog houses, fcé nouse 0 tons' capacity, 1 storenouse 17 by 46, crib 14 by 20, 3 henneries 10 by 3¢ edc pasture borders & beautifu pond; 100 appie trees, 45 pear irees, 16 peach, 2 ‘apricot, one- Guarter of an acre strawberry patch, blackbérries in the world . all 1n good rig; cut unders, ingle dump cart, extra good one, s in. axle, low down stone wagon, new; 4 coveréd ice wag- made by A, R Burnham; 2 open - 5 single express wag- ons, Concord bugey, surrey, rubber tired market wagon, Mc % ‘milk wagons, double. sleds, Five team waj than any other man. CHAMPLIN & HEWITT, girl, will run it xtension _trucl y, April 21, improvement department gricultural the injury done to the States by $420,000,000 a vear. be suppressed only by Phone 545. SALE HORSES Thers will be another express car of 28 Horses, bought for me and shipped to arrive in Norwich Tuesday, April 21, I now have a few good Horses which I Sish to close out to make room. Come ELMER R. PIERSON. iam Toad in Preston; b3 ad in Old Lyme, in accordanc 1 plans and specitications. 2 5ia% Will State the pri amgpe uray speed Room 32 Central Bullding WANTED Housework Chamber Mald, Girls for Steam Laun dry and several Men and Women for Hospital Work. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, M. J. COSCORAN, Supt., Central Blds. good four-hors, Milk bottles instead of beer Booseberry all kinds of Will take a_mortgage Possession the contract companied car factories at the main gate, which is but on the seven entrances, thousand bottles of milk Cows and Young Stock to be soid Wed- climbing vines. on the place it desired. given in 30 days. Dot let this oppors funity slip. WILLIAM A. WILCOX, Real Estate Broker. No. 41 Weat Bromd St. Rooms 1 and 2. Weaterly, R L Phone connectic. check of not less cian one-third of the i cost of the work. < been awarded refusing to ¢ prices offered surety company bond, or orfeit from’ his good grade Holsteln to_freshen at grado_ Jerse: siving milk. an to freshen’ soon; 6 grade Holstein heif- to 1 _vear old. deal of time sign the contra The French (Concours Guernseys, fed check, shall have expended a great selecting _these for my own use in the milk business, and can fully recommend each and ev- The heifers are from these high grade cows. MISCELLANEOUS Deering rea A1 condition, machine, plows of all kinds, harrows of all kinde, both disc and smoothing, lot t of public orders mecure difference in price between his bid and . : om_ the standpol Plans an. oA at nsportation Peck’s Real Estatz Agency FAEMS A SPECIALTY 1328urinz Siradi specifications may. Valter MeClimon, Selectmen'’s Old Lyme MONEY LOANED on Diamonds, ana Securiti. Commissioner, FOR SALE Four nice cottages with modern m- center of city will bs or in group will make fine The State Higuway Commissi, Nkl wElin ces s not 3 oner re- { ana binder wiilini'ls, serves the right to o Lowest Rats cstablished firm to de: TAE COLLATERAL LOAN CO. rect, Upstnirs. (Establisned 1872.) of Interest. An ol d output throughout the world. provements sold singly home or inv E. A. PRENTICE, 86 CIUf Street WHEN vou want to put vour bus! France bel | ness Lefore the public, there is no m dium bettor than through the advertis ing columns of The Bulletin and a thousand one things too numerous to men- TERMS CASH B. EBATON, Commissioner. Willimantie, Phone 300