Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 22, 1913, Page 8

FAIR, WARMER TODAY. PROBABLY FAIR TOMORROW. V¥ hat s Going On Tonight. Moving Pletures and Illustrated Senss #E ine Breed Theatre. Vaudeville and Meving Pietures at the "Auditoriut: Y eudeville ana Phetopiays at Davis catre. Drili of Fifth Compaay, C A Cu C. N._G. al Armosy. Shetucket No. 27, L O. O F,, e o NSt o P ol 0, 0 0, orw! = meets in Owls Hali, mecte T Pyenian daan, & K0 B Court Quinebaug, No. 125, F\ of A., meets in Foresters® Hall, Norwich Council, Ne.' 720, R A, meets in Buckingham Memorial, ANNOUUNLEZwENTS Best $3.50 eveslasses properly fitted, © et $1.85. Burnham, 227 Main street. BREED THEATRE. Pauline Cushman, the Federal Spy, Two-Reel War Spectacle. Tremendous interest and enthusiasm was aroused at the Breed yesterday at every performance of Pauline Cush- man, the Federal Spy, for every scene is crowded with mystery and strategy, say no of the brilllant mii- B action. uline, an adventurous &lrl born in the south, becomes an but es most of her theatrical triumphs occurr@l in the north, she fecretiy took an oath of alleglance to the vernment. at Columbus, Ohle, in 1863, Some time after this, the action of this big feature takes place, and her many hazardous under- takings are portrayed with a keen sense of appreclation to detail. Alto- gether, this two-reel feature is one of the strongest of the season, and is bound to create a goodly amount of favorable criticism. Near to Earth, a profoundly inter- esting Blograph story, is on the reali: tle order. and shows some of the most beautiful shore scenes ever photo- =raphed. Maurice Costello ang G. M. Anderson are seen in respective fea- tures on the balance of the bill, both delighting the audiences. TOLLAND COUNTY CONFERENCE. Programme Arranged for Semi-Annual Meeting at Congregational GChurch in Gilead. The semi-annual meeting of the Tol- land County Conference of Congrega- tional Churches will Le held Tuesday, May 13, at the Consresational church in Gilead. The programme follows: 10.30 a. m. devotional service, led by Rev. C. W. Burt of Bolfon; orzaniza- ton; Amendmexct to Our Constitution, by Rev. Francis P. Bacheler of Tal- cottville: Apportionment, Rev. Dr. C. | C. Merrill, Boston; 12, ainner; 1 p. m., devotional service, leg by Rev. E. O. Foster of Columbia, general theme, Spirit of the Book of Acts; 1.15, Chris. tianity, Rev. F. P. Bacheler; Christian Faith, Rev. D. E. Jones of Hilington; Evangelism, Rev. P. E. Thomas, Rock- ville; closing exercises. Each church is entitled to be represented by its pastor and one delegate for every fifty members or fraction thercof. HEARING ON “ANTI-POLLUTION.” Bill Provides that Cities and Towns must “Ciean up” Sewage. This _afternoon t two o'clock a public hearing on House Bi 708, known as the Anti-Pol will be held by the Committee on Public Health and ety, of which Hon. J. | H. Whaitcomb of - _Cis chair. man. A number of interests are advocat- ing the bill—particuiurly the sanitary authorities, yack Dy associations, growers. The bill provides that all rivers and other watercourses shall be placed under the charge of the of Health and that all cj corporations and individuals smen, summer colo- | fishermen and oyster | quired to “purify” or otherwise dis- |37 (VO = Pose of euch sewage. Among the beneficial effects of the | bill would be better conditions for | summer homes on the shores of the | Sound and rivers, more cnjovable | boating, a pronounced gain in public | health and cleanliness and the restor- atlon of the former splendid supply of fish and shell-fish in our water- | courses Drinking water secured from water- courees will be purer than ever. Some idea of the mecessity for protecting | public water-supply can be had by | considering the situation at Spring. Beld, Mass., on the Connecticut River: Water unfit for drinking will here- after by publicity placarded in Springfield, Mass. The local Board of Health has passed an ordinance re- | quiring that pipes, faucets, and other outlets from which unfiltered river water is obtained for fire protection and industrial uses be provided with placard of warning and painted a brilliant red, eays the Engineering Record. In this way it hoped to prevent peo- ple from drinking the contaminated water and reduce the mortality from enteric diseases. The ordinance, in fact, goes & step further and reaquires that pails and similar utensils for containing the river water be marked with the red danger-sign. As for the placards at the faucets, they bear the legend “Warning Polluted Water,” in letters at least one inch in height, and are inscribed in several languages. The Springfield Board of Health is to be commended for the action 1t has taken. Duplicate systems of water supply, one for domestic and the other for industrial use, are not un- common in cities Where there are large number of mills and factories, as at Springfleld. That city is sup- plied with filtered water for domestic use, but it is difficult to make mill- hands, many of them foreigners, ap- preciate the danger of using the im pure river water by telling them the risks they take. The printing and placarding of the faucets, however, should set as & much needed deter- Tent in the promiscuous use of such water. Tt should be remembered that these conditions exist at a point north of our State boundary line. They mean that the water of the Connecticut River is already partly polluted be- —_—mm——m—m—mm " Coughs and Consumption. Coughs and colds, when neglected, slways lead to serious trouble of the lungs. The wieest thing to do when you have a cold that troubles you is o get a bottle of Dr. King’s New Dis- covery. You will get relief from the first_dose, and finally the cough will dmappear. O. H. Brown of Musca- dine, Ala., writes: “My wife was down in bed with an obstinate cough, and I Lionestly believe had it not been for Dr. King's New, Discovery she would not be living today.” Known for forty- three years as the best remedy for coughs and colds. Price 50c and $1. Recommended by Lee & Osgood Co. Pains in the Stomach. 1f you continually complain of pains in the stomach, vour liver or your kidneys are out of order. Neglect lead fo dropsy, kidney trouble, diabetes or Bright's disease. Thou- _ sands recommend Electric Bitters as "~ the very best stomach and kidney . medicine made. H. T. Alston of Ra- leish, N. C., who suffered with paln in ~ the stomach and back writes: “My kidneys were deranged and my liver but Eleciric Bitters was recommended and I improved from the first dose, I now feel like a new man” It will jmprove vou, too. Only 50c and $L Eacammended cut Farm balance on han be rece use of the a Attorney General John H. Light had given a decision that the Connecticut secure Latham. before the gener brood and e formal reports retarv-Treasvrer Smith were passed. H. W. made by Retiring President Allen Lz tham. Allen spector, spoke on Out Apiar: outlined the management of apiaries situated at owner 100k over their premises to see if th are in as neat and tidy a condition possible, and that the streets can have extra attention on the part of the city to present them in their most inviting appearance. Vacant lots where rub- bish accumulates, billboards whero torn paper < other places where wz ter mak to recelve attention this weel. was the hostess at a gatheri clubhous last weels. tion recent sion Mary fore it leaves Massachusetts. Then the cities in our own State add to it, and thus pollute this onee-clean river to a dangerous degree. There is a law requiring the dis- posal of sewage, in . Massachusetts, and in time Springfleld and other cit- ies in that State will cease to empty their sewage into the Connecticut and Houstonic Rivers, but there is as yet no law of this kind in our State, and meanwhile conditions are growing worse. Dr. Frederick P. Gorham, of Brown University, a_member of the Rhode Island Shell-Fish Commission, recent- 1y said, in a public address: “It is certain that the rivers and streams of Connceticut will soon reach, if they have not already reach- ed that dangerous condition in which the excess of filth and sewage be- comes a menace to health and even to life ftself. We were confronted by the same threaat in our State of Rhode Island, and we met it by starting to lean-up” our rivers and harbors. Providence and Pawtucket are al- ready operateing sewage-disposal | plants, and other cities, and towns, ere falling into line” As a number of cities have made money out of their sewage-disposal plants, the cost is mnot properly at issue at all. It has been suggested that persons who are interested in the passage of the “Anti-Pollution” Bill, should write to their State Senator and Represen- tatives, asking them to vote for Hou: Bill No. 173 BEEKEEPERS’ CONVENTION. ent Alien W. Latham Declines Re-clection by State Association. The tweniv-second annual meeting of the Connecticut Beekeepers' asso- ciation was held at the Young Men's Christian “association at Hartford on Saturda; sident Allen Latham of Norwich presided. The morning ses sion_opened at 10, Prayer was of- fered by O. S. Rexford of Winsted. Secretary-Treasurer James A. Smith of Hartiord read the minutes of the last meeting, which were accepted. Financial. Mr. Smith gave the present mem- bership as 127 ile also presented his report as treasurer. The balance a year ago $9.1 The receipts the past year Membership and _ Te- newals, $96.30; new members, $11.30; Connecticut FFair association, $200 W. Latham (loan), $200; subscrip- tions, $¥3.66; fair committee, $16. total, $ 05, The expenditures were: Conecti- $24.25; printing, $14.25; $10; speal premiums inter- $24.18; hall ren g meoti; $6.15 honey exhibits, $50 est one note, $5.28; total, $583.61. The | d is $28.44. Mr. Smith | was supposed that 5200 would ved from the te for the ssociation last fall, but said it Beeleepers' association, mot being purely an agricultural society, was not entitied to the $200. This was ot known untl the premiums had been awarded last fall. Consequently the ad to borrow money and a loan of §2 Before General Assembly, Allen W. Yates said 2 bill was now 1 assembly which will allow any scciety or association devoted to any branch of agricul- ture to reccive the desired appropria- tion. Mr. Yates said it was likely the Dbill would pass and thus relieve the condition of the association’s iry. The standing committee on foul fons presented in- " Election. President Tatham and Seeretary Smith, who have held office for seven 3 , declined re-election, Rev. David D. sh of West h Vander- president. ated Allen ford nominated F rken of Stamford Vanderwerken withdrew | name and Mr. Vanderwerken was elected by lamaiiom He was es corted to the chair by President La- tham. The Rev. David D. Marsh was re- elected vice president. L. Wayne of Hartford wa: elected -treasurer by accla- mation. Votes of appreciatfon for the ser- President Latham and S Stephen J. riftin_of Bridgeport, Addresses. afternoon session was held at An eddress on Sprinz Feeding w: Yates foul brood in- . He me distance from the hom CLEAN-UP BEGINS. Norwich Urged to Devote Tl to Producing the City Beautiful. Saturday began the clean-up week which the City Beautiful association is ur ernment to observe in such an ef- fective way that there shall be no mis- nomer in calling Norwich the Rose of | New E the citizens and the city gov- nd. This means that householders shall the ground, and any ste paper or lit- an offense to the eves are litte Bljief State News . Thomas F. Higgins g at the of the Highland Golf ciub Fallows and sis- have left for Miss Mary North Dakota, where they will spend the summer. Saybrook Point.—William R. Smith of New York, who bought the Stafford place, has been here this week 10oking over the impr vements on his place. New Haven.—The board of educa- voted to retire and pen- B. Judd, who has the schools of the will receive $100 a year. She Waterbury. — Although the local metal workers and_plumbers have pe- titioned for a half day holiday pay throughout the 1y that their demand will be met at once. with it is not like- vear New London—3frs. Bryan F. Mahan is remaining in Washington for a few days after the close of the D. A. R. congress, to which she was a delegate from the New London chapter. She is dia not work right. I suffered much, |at the Cochran. New Britain—Martin E. Higsins, for several vears salesman in the New ¥neland territory of the Russell & Er- | by Las & Osgond Ca win Menufacturing companv. has been inx columns of The Buneti. ORWICH, CONN., 'russnAv APRIL 22, 1913. FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES FOR SAI.E. FOR SALE Stelnway pright piano, beautifuk rich, full tone, gasd with stool and scarf, $180. down, §6 per month. BREATHE HYOMEI FOR CATARRH Health Comes From Knowing How and What to Breathe Hardly a day Terms, 316 The Plaut-Cadden Elan(-Cadden Elds:, Norwich, Conn. " SALE- Mason & Hamiln upright Very best order S e b The Plaut-Cadden Caddén Bldg., Norwich, Conn, fully “guar- passes without con- the old adage, Life is but a breath of air.” laden with disease is inhaled by al] who use the but disease is not developed unless the germs find conditions suit- FOR SALK—8§-note fully guaranteed for five years, worth $6a0, ono of the world's ‘best makes, with $25 worth of choice musto, 310 per month. 325 down, i Plaut-Cadden Bldg., | Pleut-Cadden Co.. ADVERTISEMENTS 5c per line, six words to the line WANTED. FOR SALE. TO RENT. able for their lodement and prowth. Norwich, Conn. priTTh8TY Latay- With people having catarra there is medium for these ated membrane and hot-bed where m“\-rnc'm\1 uprignt 3 5 per week. 1. aut’Ciaden Bldg, arriiTh8Tu st pianio | akened tissues 1s germs thrive and multiply. Jf you havo sadden Co., P catarrh or any stopned up head, you should use the eme«tvwmm 36 per month < Plaut-Cadden Blag., Norwich,Conn. and quickest et ok . Wpr1iThSTu direct method of Hyomei. ful medication is taken in with the air you breathe, directly following and | destroying all brokers please don't waste timo to an- | eo. UDTight piano in T \m(ndu. tone, \rsdend clean business will be consid- | 3ng o hant, Koom 21, 115 Nassau St have been - New York. apr2zd damage they Plabics Cadden um%_, Nor- \( waden G TO RENT—Tenement at 5 X X 4 oofin WANTED —Woman with child wishes | FOR SALE—Lumber and tin roofning | K0 JUSNT—Tenoment at £f Lefay- 2 Dosition as Rouseheopor o8 WiGOWer) | Crom torh Gowa Darn APDIY 10 DE 1o ¢ garden, ‘fru Teforancans etate. highcs! ‘waged | J ropny, 58" Central AvE" Y Wpraia “'“yx‘x‘s’i}“““ Wt 94 Willlats St Browmn 5. M. Parker, Gen. Del, Jyve S & 3 W, FOR SALE_Four horses. Corner of Hanite, Con. RS RepEda Hnsn“ = '\‘E‘esf‘gfiam Stse apriza’ | I(As.l\’l‘—‘l.‘aower’;<urmun: 77 curt "BD—. = Appiy 1o Harry D. Meyers, Bac! il e e e T \FOR SALE—A cow with calt 10 days | Hospit] aprivd & old CAIbrt. Hosentund, | Balmertowi e : @ikScount Wil rated Baper at ix por | Montville. e and ‘trifle pommission. Agents or | [LE — Housenold furnitw - = S §on o YA KOR SALE O At g rc. T PO RENT —Modern tenement of six ckery ware, gasoling siove | I T articies. Call at No. 32 Mar- | Fent Nothing but principal with hon- | {resses, Strictly conndential. Ketired | kot St. under Cadillac Hall. Z3TaThE WANTED—WIll buy household Tur- | Bareey anu wihite L obk, 5% por ia. nicure in large or smail 10s. Spot cash. sy A ite Box b4, Danfeison, Conn. aprizd | may have worked and so healing and longer | pitno.ch 5 W ioxie, Yahub, onn.*” | and one or = & e s liers, all improvements except ¢ Jittle and very catarrh and germ infection no used bit v T which druz- um.uxflu 50 for a very properties. | The Lee and Osgood Co. offers to re to anyone whom it fai You do not risk a cent in inet organ reduou the DRcs of Comotery lettering | s cents per letter. Vorkmansnip | Ave, City. guaranteed. ~Why pay more? i . | o | §now, the Bean Hui Monumental Man | BOUP, THE DESTRUCTIY §34-5. apriiThSTu fund the price to benefit. The Plaut Norwich, Conn. Extra bottles of Hyomel liquid if lat- | Co., Plaut-Cadden Bldg., N duction superinten- | promoted to be pr | dent at the factory. fortapie turnished room, With or Wih- | FOR SALB board, by lady with good reter- | properiy ntied, for 31.86. Burnnam, It Ush = Te meluatuem 08 uculirs, Immediate, care Bulieun Of- WANTED—Will buy a profitable £r0- | ~Liiwr HWERE FOR _BALE — Horse | Gasired. Enquire Ars. var B 2 ;7 to ¥ p. m. business locaied jn some small | woignt iiw, Hgnt ferm wagon and |AVe. petween 10 and 2 or town or rural ~community. Address | harncss. Call baram 341 sain, op. F. v | * mirdviusiu oL Doraus; Dol DAt rooms and batn; nice garden; a cneap o' small family of aduits, Fhone — | %0 RENT On Hobart Ave, nice sui- for haiching, |Dy 5-room flat. bath room, pantry, Sin: e T8, '35 | Foom and coai on same floor, gas range. two rooms above; chanae- lso” barn fob horss of, automobiie it by 55 Hobart 22, Daniel: o1 AL : tEen o S pEiia TO RENT—Nice pleasant furnished central quire of Ancone Koziowski, 4 Central | [ocation. inquire ssulietin OLfice. D—You to know that 1 have | “j0R SALE —One 00d road mare. In- | room, 4t 190dern colvemences. apritd ‘marisd rited aud cured by PRATTE KOUP CURE. | e nadn | Wo BISC_class Daper-| . J. P. souowsy. J. P. Barsiow & Co.. N Appiy to, C. G. Slanton Co. | wicn Grain Co.. C. W. Mil & Soa, Jos Conaor & Rl uprald | S, “Gremerilie ‘Grain Co 4. K. Munning. Yan- smld | quire at Bulletin Office. suitable for any line of business. | e a com Address, stating price und par- | Siain St aprlid novad POULTRY DISEABE. | ~ 00 RENT Modern mine-room house on Bliss Place. C. H. Case, Bliss Place. Y TO RENT_Store at 56 Franklin St, Teb2sd FURNISHED ROOMS—Central loca- tlon. Mrs, kmma Morse, 18 Union St aprsld | WOR SALE 120-egg incubator. s guire ot GG Clark xantic FOR SALE A New 6-Room Cottage, with Bath, WANTED Sawyer to work on port- report shows that 57 names have been action and been exempted or have moved aw Some women are so changeable the; Blsin fieeat the same complexion twice. Electric Light. Large Lot. Fif- minute car service. on easy terms. N. TARRANT & CO., 117 Main St, | never wear Inquire of Try the New Way of Curing Corns. Norwich, Conn. Easy as Oue, Lepanon ErPery FURNISHED ROOMS, all modern con- - | veniences. 33 Union st. Telepkone $34-4 L When wpplying, Sive rete . SovERas: = onty Forest. Sae FOR SALE—Farm of 100 acres for o5 Mine' Ansonta Forést Droducts —Farm : Company, Ansonis, Conn. aprild - | $Livo; Erocery’ sivre, dweuing nouse. -OR REN WANTAD—Kennedy, Thady. 1nior- | bath, two Bouits fouses ana & gogd E I mation winted of 1 hady Kennedy, WA | payiig Dusincs 1oz 310l cameo’ from Giasgow._ to New YOFK 1 | imaine; Groton, Coni. aprivd AC B lmpioyed at Norwicn, and from | o2 OB BT . went Lo White mountains Ads | FOR SALIE AL a bargain, 1 Pratt | Washington and . Williams Sts forty, 1 mouel 1i ouick, 1 Uldsmoblie | city. $45 per month. Use Of gar: A first class house to rent from about June 1st, occupied by me, corner of | DO | it"—Birmingham Age {method of punishing T WANTED—An experienced cook with | roager. For Sale £0UG reicrences. Abpiy &G Lnis ofnce. | i carload ar- Charies Benner, 100 brosdway, ork City Spraia " | and’f Bulek truck.’ inquire of £ulips | Sedired. Will Bhow to ithoses Withing S : on, Conn. aprisd | {5 rent sny day from 6 to 5 m o7 3000 pistoss £80 AIericun | WO SALE_A good al round family | 2Pri6d ~ EDWIN C. JOHNSON, 2D. moncy, at bawiln's Aiaoke Shop. APFiVA | Mare, guod rodder und worker, airdid o mbdiing, “Weigne & s, ine LED—A girl for general house- | condiion. ror Lufiner Parucufars cail FOR SALE. 2 Wio Can Cook; two In imm- | or wrice H. A. byies, Cencral Vidage Cait at 329 main ot aprivd | Conn. aprisd WANTED—\ eavers, cotion una sk | KUR SALE—Cattle horse, uurpess, FOR SALE. Tork, pun, suson oms appiy 1o | N Ciha) i Sim “A%Y Piacl | six-room Cottase and Barn. Inquire i aprisd * | __upriid on premises. Corner Peck and GAiLS WANTED — Apply Thermos | _ ¥OR SALE—Four “um»ieaa :)Anen x;nlr nell Sts. apriéd | youns rorses, weigh - Zbut. 1 horse, gotue Co. Davenport Biag, apriva | JOUBE JRPh BUUN 1 0 e ira oo Rdiress “Jumes Lowiing, nneld, Ci. del Zv-e. apriva Forty head of Horses, | rived Monday kinds, heavy an | must be sold at once. the same quality cheaper Come and than any other man. CHAMPLIN & HEWITT, Westerly, R. I, Phone 545. 00 from P. W. | Miko YOur entries and learn the ru.es | = it _ |~ 5on maLs—puby chicks, hatching WANTED — Competent HOUsSKSCPer ( cBAS ARG Cusiom MALomILg, OUL B. G A 1n TR0 Twor Good wabe: . inses B, riva roduction. With OF | Wiile Lesuvrns, bancuards sirain, are Unequaiied LUr Sidu, ViKOF ADG E& ot watel Cinaes maii- WANTED —The farmers of New Lon: | [y 41 per- iy oi 10 ches. . Chicks, | Sounty to know - inat the New | 128 B R Srls Sa b8 100 5aE || ateam heat, the property s in | ondon county Agricultural Soclety 18 | jsrallion guaranteed. Fieasant View . Gitering Liberd: prisce i0r tho best (eB | Eewiry Fari, ieonard sriaee, Coun |l elesant condition near trolley GuTu Of BIne Corh Taiwed in ihe Councy | Joe Samaiow. Ler 4i-l3, Lebanon. : ilhe seuson of nu.s.r Compeuuion apr14q ©i line, and has a lot of 40x120 By roSiaent of tne counis - : Y £ FOR SALE — Second-hand double feet. ¥or particulars inquire of Ap- dump carc in first ciass conaition, {Peck’s Real Estat> Agansy FARGIS A SPECIALLY vk e i iR T (s B Greainy St Rudadi | B Seott w it Sip T wbriia” = Bani Noruion, Conn. iR | B e So e s, I ; s e P e | ROt piweh, Aatetus Spuiie 1% ood || FRANCIS D. CONOHUE, AN cPecond-nand paper Culier, | gonaition. Adaress J. @ M., 44 Lot ontral Building, orwich, lover opetated. Browh Pancng | conaluvm. Acgress At g > 94 Wulaws St. Norwich, Cu - = = atled Sos saLi—Launch i fest Iong, § — ot Bom T e Sy Bhder Sn |l Seven-Room Cottage with al POETRY THIS CHECKERED LiFi. “This endless checkerboard of mighs and days!” What games ‘are played hereon mystes riously With human pieces. some of Mgnity, The most, mere pawns. In like and différing ways They move and counter-meve and thread each phase Of bright and dark; the Optimist s he Who lingers on thé bright spots, will not see The dark, though led through many by Him who plays But to the Pessimist's myoplo sla The dark spots loom more frequent, larger; these Confront him ever with grim ofre stance; “The Player plays, none but himself to please! Both e The wise man feels & pl and sees Both colors mark but steps in & sure advance. —William _Addison Houghton, in Bos ton Transcrip LEARN WISDOM. When I was a very little boy My playmates called me crank, Beciuse the pennies I recelved I put into my bank. 1 saved my pennles, and they grew To dollars—now ' the land The stocks and bonds, fine homes and T paealtn, have at my command Grew from the hablt formed in yout Consider, then tell me Which pays the besi—to spend you Or save? for don't y o Th. who spent pennles ia youth Spent_dollars later on, To_realize in advanced years Their cash and chance are mone, Some, who in childbood, calle o T % Now come to me In grief To meekly beg for family, Imploring for relief Friend, hear, learn wisdom, ta heart y ‘message—flee from ave up today, to have t d IN TIMES OF NEED TOMORROW HUMOR OF THE DAY “Dil claims to be wouldn't mind his cla t, if he didn’t try What _is Muggin Buggins—Well, I consider that ing takes the paln Record. Customer—That was flattest sandwich I ever trie intol Waiter—Why, here's wich! You ate your chec Juc “Did the play have a happy e ome ¢ x ing?” “You bet it did the gallery hit the the face with a tomadto Post. “There’s something almost an about that man.” “W you mean?” “He can even dog to perform his tricks wants him to.”—Detroit Free modern Improvements ~m»|mxmg { what | Plain Dealer. WANIED Ladies make $12 per luv O Wb DT SU T S Wi WANTED—0,000 feet of lumber for 1008 rewsu. e. Greeheviie Grain e L e g Bt W TWO of Al the Corns and m in a Hurry.” | VAN DYKE EXPRESS CO. s |Forty Young Work, Express were bought green with- two years and all among them in weight from CGETS-1T7 G Works, Muusticid Depot, Coun. febzid [ FOR SALE—2 WANTED _Piano tuning, A, G Gor- borters s Ly Lo Amos % | gine, FOr DAFUCHILIS WPpLy waterial | 5\ necier, s ¥ 0. Ao, b, Norwica, D0 canvassin FOR SALE mifsd “ | “rom SALE ALl Kinus of seeds und | seed poiaives, best lertilizors, elo. aproa cond-Band kord VALUABLE PIECES aulomobue. JobR B, Stoudard, 81y Teicpuvie 3265, Wood. Mansw... Ufgan . Pipe cs 3200 Lo $425 a single horsés, $60 to 3185 pavement sore, k; single and trial allowe ory return at our e: for BOVerMMEnt POsiLONS; lurge salu- for country blo harnes: caucaiion suilicient; —over Poilicments tnis year; Darcel DOSL ro- Quires hundreus with knives o New York Positiuns obiainapie. Frankin in- sutuie, Lepl, 3ol Koehestor, priid WANIED —Winders, _steady work Apsiy wc west Siae sidk Mil~ apriid Dlanket (and frée passes homo to office and stable. VAN mm-‘ EXPRESS C s Ephone 5348 Chelsea. ride from ferries or WARNTED—Or CuSLoMm uld SpeCial made COTSELs. MIS. Coley of Westport and Lyman ! TO THE Bo. \lu) Or COUNTY Com- C. Root of Stamford were re-elected as the executive committee. icense to s Adam’s Tavern and Hunter' don, 305 Irosbect Ble CiLy. Tl SaE-d. | ¥ ramiiy St R s el e syid = S _ | rua ATOUSLOGK Beed DuLaloss, o ETOWR OB tue Virtin Buil Of msine and | Main Street Property Suipped GIIECL Lo us. Fisce your ot- R e S T e T JAMES L. CASE Vacalions; sieady Work Write im BUK BALm—a suicon, 15 Lala BL L baes, Sew lenaon 40 Sketucket St.. Norwica, Cesn. Stove lengths, suil Tor tne Spireia | ] 3 $4.00 COFu, i.ov MALL CoFd. ! FOR SALE AppAy e Doooe i witooxs 0 main | enveiiom Lialy wiasen, 1or ervyi uud 30 Shares wate 7. PEICES LUF MUY bisiiiis YOU 46 A0 et S “VANTED — At onee—szpemensed | ST AU RIS LS LU PUBLIC UTILITY CO. trusiworiny man for _ general N H. Hall, R . D. No. 3 rtments in rts of which are cut off or parti- offer to the public e finest standara brandy of beer of Kirope and America, Bohemian, Fusner, Ciumoach Bavarian Beer, pass Pale and burton, Mueir’ Bcotch Ale, Guinness® C. & C. imported Ginger Ale, Bunker Hill P. B. Ale, Frank Jones ng Ale, Steriing Bitter Ale, Anneuser, Ciweiser, Schlits and Pabst. A. A. ADAM, Norwich Town. clephone ¢47-12 ratiring rooms. located within Dublin~ Stour, pubiic schog indersigned, employment. T-o%s. No obligation. Barl Hopkins, | b Week | Town of Norwich s Sign and endorse the fores: pplication of Peter Four: Wiiiington, s V. 'ED — Hired “man, single, to ANTED = Ml me SREe e | TI00 S month sainry. inquire of Gion | Manager, Mystio, Conn. R. ¥ WANTED —agents, fast seller, neciing Zalé; free particuiars. W, .WE WILL SERVE A Special Dinner Next Sunday - April 27th. , owning real e Town Clerk, Babies! An all round Man, Kitchen Woman, | Dish Washer and a Waltress. 287-2. apryd Good 10-acre Pref. o Stork —— near Visdge wnd eferre i WANTED Old geese feather beds. e v S Best casn prices baid. Aauress C. r. ! n' 3 lolLy weil equipped Price to net nearly 6 per cent. Dicainion, General“Deuvers, Norwion, | gl G o R Listed on the N. Y. Stock Tig sued bus : fSoout” be il chmnae YR JWer Gver Wicei: ciceident eigni- ~FRER iilustrated book tells of about | PUwer over wicei, cxceicntl el 300,00 protecied posiions in U 8. ser | (o0 M"“ B o Ly Dl JAMES L. CASE Ahousandsc e pymeancles | exe! 2 Dric’ 108 duiicaielo suse, o baue | 40 Shetucket St. Norwi s ind® fentlous pay, lifstime as o ooiiet | Jurs. JUst ask ior' booiier | Ik diy aprid ¥OoR SALE—O. L C. pigs, u{uroJL»ni Novwicn, Conm. . K. arm (Leayard). ired. Sullie | Farm = Gt these prices ular busine 3140 310, corner, achem stree! on 135 on eas Frank Dowr 62 Center St. Wallingtord, Ct 0 S 1a lctiorheads,’ 533X11, printed, § FLIC; 6.0U0, $3.005 10,000, 31 WANTED | #5105 0,000, 31507 10,00 ; | tements, [laxsb, p , g | Eh Price reasonable. quire of «iUMAS H. BECKLEY, v Building, Phones 724 000, § 5,600, 36000 16,000, Printing of_eve: deseription prompiiy. Send for samples. The tsus i letin Printers and binders, Nor- J. B. LUCAS, | wich, Gohn. """ *HC Room 32 Central Bullding S e or Fine house and stable. House arranged for two fiats with modern conveniences. _Situated one of the best residential locations in the city. Lot frenting on Sachem street, 100 feet and about 200 feet deep. A few good rents to offer, in- Main Street. 368-2 A good Disc Taliing Machine, with 51250 Soon they will be big boys and girls, and their faces will be only a memory. Bring the bab cafch their smiles, Music by the Orchestra WAUREGAN HOUSE FARKER-DAVENPORT CO., Proprietors ies and we’ll FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, Quick_at $10. Easy tern WANTED e S lage. Colluss Luuse, o liennery, pienzy of Irait Farm Help, Housework Girls, Tmn I Chamber Maid, Girls for Steam Laun- | buy @ good larii CLeap. Luaguire aDOUL dry and several Men and Women for | s loagliel ey Another express load of 28 Horses. | will buy an 80 acrc {arm situated two iies 17 unks, draft hors Some nice c | see tham. ELMER R. PIERSON. LOST AND FOUNPD. Te1. 1139, o sia JOur pussession. iuvesUgate. oo FOUND—Came to my premises, Scotch collie. Owner can have otming Sroperty - and payi I OFFER fwime 2 ey e’ o Futins with Gul, horse buvh U5 s $5° Cow burn' 30, by "ou, 3 hog nodsed fo2 £0use Sy tons" cpacity, '8 reninn LAIGHTON THE PHOTOGRAPHER SHER & BURKE charges. Call at 1 Wightman Norwich Town. ap; o 1v wood i a Hacksmith Shop doing a good bus- an supply you wil Oppostte Narwich Savings Socisty. = BEY ¥ th Parlor Furniture, Dining Room Sets, | notity Hervert H. ifurst, Jeweit City. 1.05.—Brown and white shepherd |iness with a Cottage House and Barn | 35 oy es orio 13 by fo. 3 benmiciouss cicn, 3 Wells, 8 mever iuiling | SPriDgs; DUsLUre DOrers u bemu it Tad on’ coliar. Finder pledse |, 0 ) 0o ol oL THE FE!\ION-CH R LEY {Kitchen Ranges, Oil Stoves, BUILDING CO,, tnz, A Saveres Curtains, Portieres, Window Vacuum Cleaners, Carpets, Lace 2d E. A. PRENTICE, Pond’ 100 ubpio trecs 45 "penr rees s - = ! o ire e, '3 2o T.0ST—Brown _apd__whito Beagls | Phonme 300 . 86 CUfE Street | S0Tiei of "an aire maw“u‘ir’f,"%.mn, s S e T D Sranis | Boosoer Thlacknliies Fhits mafk down cehter, Finder please S SRty PR Fotity IO B Rt RER - Iysperrien Sitkiads o Fioses T momban 0 S s eashore Land For Saia GhThe Since it Gesired. - “Posstiks TOST o ciween Norwich and Yantle, [ L 4 Eiven In 30 days. Lon'tles this oppors a large velvet hat with wiliow plume. GFLy avios 0L LigO aanu -:ua[. on | tunity slip. C 'H. Pease, Colchester, Ct. aprisd ;‘fz"nl:“fi:‘.‘:m l“"‘“ ;“”f:"gu:g . tbe WILLIAM A. WILCOX, . i x - Real Estate Broker. the east to Montauk en the west. Cnly GENERAL CONTRACTORS NORWICH. CONN. Sewing Machines, 37-47 Main Stre:t five records, used ubout three months. | will buy a 4C acic urm situated a few Jesived. | miles from Westerly and a short dis- tance lo & LUFIVIGE Mahufacluring vil- = = is all 1 ask for (L of the finest farmas in the state of ConBECUCAL; 55 acres, o 25 minutes’ ride from Westeriv station, | ¥o. 41 West Broad St. Rooms 1 and 2. -~ N Y. N H & H R R Westerly, H. L BUY THE BIG BEN ALARM Fiask w. Cov. Bhione. denpsntil.s iiires vt aportation CLOCK Long Distance Telephona, in aute Jan2sd 6 !-}{gn Street. Westerly. R L de AGRICULTURAL LIME. 25 and 27 Franklin Street WHEN you want To.put your busi- ness petore tne public. dium better than ithrough there is no ime- ne adverus- TPIRE Is no aavertising medium | Bastern Connecticut equal to The leun for business resulta. dium bettor than throusn the adverts inx columne of The Bullein. lara fus Busiless resuita > zebivd Phene 511 Norwicn. Conn | limestone is better than the °burnt s befors the public. thiel o s 00 acvertising medium in | U ; ness be = A'hbh. AWWILLIAME & COy Sastern Connecticut equal o The Buly —at Z We have just put a carload Inte eur WM. FRISWELL’S, N PLANQ | storeliouso and can supply your de- . L. mands for Luis sure crop prodicer. 9 TUNER | cyperts of the country suy the sround “Did Emily enjoy rip " “She says she did.” | a receptive mind is her mind? A e had Woman—I gave you | week ana vou look as di . ever. Beggar—Well, lad. s | hard breaking into the smart set v 10 cents.—Washington Herald He—So vou have decided cannot marry me. She—Y 3 taken. 1 knew all along marry you; what I've decidec | vou cannot marry me.—Boston script. Willis—T _see a fellow in New ¥ | took out 5230, in nce on § of goods.” Glilis—That's no! | ing. I know ¢ £ fellow nsurance on a 30 ‘An umbrella_with a. gold ha { studded with diatnonds exclaime the admiring friend. “Yes eplie the man with a fierce look in his e “If somebody t ~oi Washington Star ‘There goes a chap w to_elevate ma “The district attorney he clevate humanit up, © doesn’t e < Journal THE KALriususCOPE The earth's fertile , at’ 28,269 00 square E. F. Boxwell, of Hoisington wears hair 42 inches lor England’s textile mills emplo than one million persons. An Australian artesian well reach es a depth of more than 5,000 John Borden, will o June to the Arctic regions on & plea ure trip. The ania Railroad new freight cars, 1 will cost $3,595,57 Taking the whole of Egrope inta consideration, there aro 107 inhab tanis to the square mile. An Oregon inventor has patente a machine for quickly mending brok- en motion picture films. been organtzed in , for the purpo: alo 'Alfonzo Fa co River to generate A company hs o de Janeiro, of utllizing the P: the San Franc electric power. The North Eastern Railway C sany has decided to £ etween Shildon and Middlesborough, England tance is 18 miles, The first telephone was exhibited at the Centennial in 1876, It was hardly | noticed by the visitors until the Er eror of Brazil picked it up and was surprised to hear it talk, Morris Welnstein, 65 years old, one of the first jewelers in Minneapolis, dled of shock due to the jo a re- union with his daughte: had not seen for 20 years The utilization of the Desert as a heat-producing center for industries is a susgestion mad J. Astley Cooper in a paper on N ern Nigeria, read before the Royal Colonial Institute, London. The New York, New Haven 1 Hartford Railroad Company reward of $10,000 to the firs of an automatic device that Iy stop an express steam that has passed danger signals Beited or “Lakenvelder” tle are raised in certain parts of the Nether- lands. They closely resemble the Holstein, but are more heavily bullt and, to a cattle expert, would appear to be a cross between the Holstein and Poll Angus. The provisional results of a census of animals in German sken. De- cember 2, 1912, have jus n pub- lished in the Imperial ¢ m- paring them with the resuits of the preceding ceneus, taken December 1907, it is seen that the number of beef cattle, including calves, has fall- en off somewhat more than 2 per cent.; that of swine, slightly over 1 and that of shech, almost ent.