Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 25, 1913, Page 8

FAIR TOPAY AND PROBABLY TOMORROW FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES PUTNAM (Continued From Page Twe.) What Is Going On Tonight. = s and Illustrated Songs Moving Plotures at ville mad Photoplays at Davis Garaner Iodge, No. 46, K. of P. meets in Pythian Hall. Lodge Oscar, No. 30, meets in T. A. B. Hall. # Virginia Dare Coun: L., meets at No, 65 Unlon Street. ANNOUNCEMENTS Leavens of speaks t« ht at Ly on his fine record of efficlency snd attention to the duties of his office during his first term. Want Streets Sprinkled. After having eaten a peck or more of dust per capita most of the citi- zens of Putnam are now willing that the streets in the business section be They are not par- ticular whether water or oil is used, but they are willing to submit that the supply of dust has been amplo and sufficlent for this season. Minor Mention. rent agent of the road, was a visitor in FINEST QUALITY LARGEST VARIETY cleans and whitens No, 25, D. of canvas and leather white cakes packed in zinc boxes, wilh ponge, 10 cte. I andsome, lacge al- nminwm boxes,with sprinkled again. Dickson H. mission in China, the Osgood Memoriel of Park church on China. It is @ pub- ‘meeting for the men and women of the Congregational churches. BREED THEATRE. Modern _Prodigal,” Two Reel Feature? bination for cleaning aad pol- ng all kinds of russct or tas "Dandy"” size, 25c. the only Jadies’ choe dressing ihat positively containe OIL. ‘Blacks and Polishes ladies’ and chiild hines without rubl “STAR” ;. “GILT EDGE” New Haven Putnam Thursday George P. Weller of Providence call- ed_on friends In Putnam Thursday. ‘Work on the fine new trestle at the Putnam Coal company’s plant is belng rapidly completed. police were asked to be the watch Thursday for the bur- who made the breaks at Day ‘sench Gloss, “BABY ELIT! tion for gentlemen rho take pride in having Restores color and lustre Polish with a brush or cloth, ize, 25 cents. liquid form with There is & wonderful treat in store patrons of the Breed today and tomorrow in the shape of meason’s biggest semsation in the film “The Modern Prodi- » an unusually strong story of the presented in two_reels. uction which is fully the equal of lls of the Gods” and ot Durand.” though of a the charming V) of mother characters, Maurice. Playing opposite her, Wwhose extreme Fouth and sunny face is a delight to il dovers of motion pictures. the Vitagraph dog, plays andmportant part and as usual, has many admirers. Broncho Billy plays Western drama cusation of Broncho Bill Jim,” a beautiful story of life at_the Quarries is an Bdison outpuf. Biograph comedies flll the remainder ©of the programme. MYSTIC Odd Fellows to Attend Services at Congregational Morning—Ladies” “QUICKWHI and whitens dirty canvas shoes,i0c. and 23c. 1t your dealer doos not keep the kind you want, send us tho price in stamps for fall size packago, charyes paid. WHITTEMORE BROS. & CO., WEDDING. Lareau—Maynard. world, _entitled “Vengeance Miss Lena Hen- daughter of Joseph H. Maynard, chief of the Putnam fire department, ‘and Mre. Maynard, of 24 Bullock street, was united In marriage with Noel A. Lareau of Bedford, Mass. The ceremony was performred by Rev. Adrlan Dykeman relatives and friends. couple was Miss Ada E. Maynard, sis- and Mr. Lyons of The bride wore a traveling suit of shepherd plaid trimmed with green satin ang black brald. After the ceremony a breakfast was the Maynard home. Chief Maynard was unable to be pres. ent at the ceremony as he was engaged fighting the fire at the Tatem factory. He returned in time to partake of the his daughter good- Lareau is a commission mer- After a wedding Mr, and Mrs. Lareau will re- The bride received many beautiful presents. STONINGTON. Ledward-Lathrop Marriage Thursday Evening—Borough Ball Team Thi Gambridge, ldes? and Larscst Mamnfacturers of -~ OS/me Polishes in the Worid. rietta Maynard, Jas. Morrison, Wauregan the presence of | William Johnson, The attending London_yesgerday. Mrs. R. B. Lamb of Church spending some time with rel ter of the COLCHESTER The Connecticut ance organ, the temper- of a native breakfast and hearing on the & Good_Friday, Bullivan of Hartford spoke on of Bishop Nilan in Connecticut in favor of the we could give readers a verbatim repor: ‘meditations” which we have In quiet, yet intense tones saloons on Sunday morning the members of Stonington lodge, No. 26, L O. O, F, will_accept an invitation from Rewv. pastor of the Con- Bregational church, to attend divine gervice in a body. meet in the lodge room at 10 o'clock &nd march to the church. ninety-fourth founding of the order and Saturday many of the members will go to Fair- View home, Groton, where the annual exercises will be held. Grand Master Thomas H. has received an invitation from Mo- hegan lodge of New London to at- lend the meeting Wednesday evening at which thme the grand master, Frederic Burrows other grand officers will make their offictal visit. Ladies’ Day at Club. Thursday afternoon was ladles’ day at the Mystic olub, a large being present. Bowling, W musical programme furnished an af- entertainment. Refresh- ever heard. he drew the lesson deeper realization of meaning in the life of the w so for a sober observance of Earnshaw, The members will Havoficesd This is the Mrs. Lottic in marriag: William Wood 25 Main street, Stoningten., performed at 7.30 o'clock ss Lathrep was united evening with Ledward at her home, Spring in New York. comes pretty tough on a man to have to begin burning his next win- District Dep- ter's coal now.—Rochester . Ledward will reside on Led- ward’s Island, Stonington. Addressed Men's New Haven.—Reports meeting_of the club showed that the sum of Wwas realized from the sale of tickers during the past year. ere 578,400 sold. made at the Stonington listened with pleasure to an interesting talk by Dr. W. H. Perry on Rambles in Europe. were served Refreshments d a smoker enjoyed. Many checks of the old Providence Steamship Co. been blowing about the streets in the neighborhood week, most of which bear the date of Stoningt - owing al Stop Experimeniing ith “‘so-called” hair destroyers. e s waiocis The Stonington High school baseball Mrs. David Smith has returned from Newtown, Pa. There was a large attendance at the menthly supper given by the Ladies’ Ald soctsty of the Union church Thursday evening. Harry H. Hoxle of New spending & few days with his par- entg, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hoxie. inflela Gaskell has returned from Academy nine at Stanton park, Satur- day afternoon. James Quigley of Mamaroneck, N. Y. st for several days of Allen Riley. has been a gu his grandmotiter, Mr: Good Ball Promised. George W. Haley is to have an up- to-date ball nine this year and will be known as the Stonington team. Some of the best players have been secured. Baton has been a guest Charles_E. Baton. d at Jackson, This is his first visit in three years here. i Pasadena, California. Made Address of Welcome. The Guaranteed Licuid Ha is_the only preparation that immediately and Sithout the_ siightest injury to the most deli- Cate skin, will remove Superfluous Hair It Acts Instantly wherever applic Mrs. Flavius Cheney is visiting_her nry, Meyer, in New [of his father, daughter, Mrs. He; Baton is employ You will ind it not offensive, a requisite Dreparations. others dare not cla Take no malodoro Insist upon El-Rado. Quinn and two chil- dren have returned to Norwich after a visit with Mrs. Quinn’s perents, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick B. Hanley. BALTIC Price $1.00. Lee & Osgood Co., Booklet of valuchle information free on equest. PILGRIM MFG. COMPANY - 37 East 28th St. Connecticut Mothers for Child Welfare at the Con- gregational o Bridge Club New York by Mrs. J. itors and Travelers. Entertained C. Stevens—Recent Vis- was made by the church, formerly pastor of the First Congregational church of Spalding is the credentials committee of club at Rocky Miss Edyth Durgin is spending a few in Providence, the guest of her ie C. Durgin. NOANK Repairs to Steamer Watch Hi ter Waist Deep in New Barge to be Taken Stevens entertained a number of friends belonging to the Bridge club at her home on Railroad street Thursday afternoon. ‘whist was played. form plans for future club work. 5 o'clock tea was served and a dainty collation wes enjoyed. ent were Mrs. William E. Peck, Mrs. William Buckley of Baltic, Mrs. F. W, White and Mids Anna Taftville, Mrs. Frank B. Mrs. Frank Tracy of South Coventry, | and Mrs, Richard Torrance of Greene. Heard and Seen. Arthor Gordon, recently of Holyoke, Mass., has entered the employ of the Shetucket Cash store, of which his brother, Aime, is proprictor. Mrs. Joseph Stubbs of Plainfield was recently entertained by Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Generous of Depot Hill Mrs. O. Bisson is spending several days in Providence ,the guest of rel- Mrs. William Buckley of New Lon- don_was a recent guest of her moth- er, Mrs. Dennis Murphy of Scotland. Mrs. Philip Bergeron and daughter, of Willimantic, Bergeron’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. An- thony Desautel of Main street Thurs- Stonington One Dose Makes IndigAestion Go Stomach Distress Quickly Ended With “Pape’s Diapepsin.” the Mothers A meeting held to Those pres- want a slow remedy when your stomach is bad—or one—or a harmful too_valuable with drastic drugs. Pape’s Diapepsin in giving relief; it's certain regulating sick’ sour, ga: It'’s millions of cure: dyspepsia, gastritis and other stomach trouble has made it famous the world 1 auncertain your stomach you mustn’t injure it | been repaired at the Palmer Ship yvard, has been launched from the ways and the work of installing the two Bridge- automatic engines which will_be the propelling power, is going on. This boat will run between Stonington and | Watch Hill the coming season. Calhoun of New York village with it’s harmless- unfailing action in indigestion, which will immediately to perfect stomach doctor in your home—keep it handy—get a large M. H. Douglas of New York is at the home of Rev. Potter of Water street for a visit. The Reading club met Thursday at Fred Rathbun Where a pleasant ses- sion was enjoyed and refreshments served at the close. Cellars Full of Water. the cellars anyone should eat some- thing which doesn’t agree with them; cat lays like ments and sours and forms gas; caus- dizziness and ‘hristopher Brennan who has been | sion wan oni sn Broad Brook, Conn., iwo weeks has returned and resumed work in ihe Shetucket Worsted milis. Gustave Hennige of Brooklyn, N. ¥ was the guest of local fricnds Thurs- es headache, eructations food—remember for the past undigested contact with the distress vanishes. It's promptness, certainty and ease in stomach dis- to those who in the village In that of W. O. | is waist high. them have been pumped out only to have the water run in again. Miss Ruth Evarts of High street is spending her vacation from teaching in_Washingtonville, stomach all the worst is a revelation overcoming Miss Viole Buteau was guest of friends in Willimantic. Considerate of The American multimillionaire cou- Ple who, on their way to the Conti dropped off in London to vi at her home here. The meeting of the Mandolin_ club was very interesting and marked im- provement is mnoted. carried on, a meeting being held each RHEUMA DRIVES OUT RHEUMATISM After 25 Years of Misery, this Man Works and Feels Work will chances of shocking the infant by calling it up on the telephone before- hand.—New York Evening Post. Electric Sparks. The Pennsylvania Railroad has es- shed a correspondence school in electricity for its employees in order to train them for the time when its lines will be operated by electricity. South Manchester.—Rollin S. Rood has been appointed by the board of se- Jectmen town bookkeeper at a salary of not more than $1,000 a year. At the weekly prayer meeting of the manifested. A number of candidates for baptism will receive the rite Sunday Season Ends. The meetings Fine Again. the finst day Teave the sore foints snd mu action is little 3 e meedlly vou Social _Whist discontinued for the Miss Ethel cent iottle of several chapters state, whichi she has been inspecting. Wilter Mosher entertainment to ing at the meeting of the Brotherhood of the Fishermen’s as- A supper will be one of the on the programme. William Holida chel place has been vi: in_the village. Otis Douglas has returned to Pearl street after a visit to friends in Boston. What Interests : The meeting of i1 clety is to be held thi: home of Mrs. the otler medi- d beeu afflicicd with Rheu- elnes T ever tricd. all oyer iy 1 could not walk, and has charge. of this even- in the rooms 5 feot and do my work. snedicine' T was_stasiny and desoile her lovia e Feet Never Hurt Corns, Callouses and Tired, Aching, Perspiring, Swollen Feet Feel Good Rub on EZO and rub out all soreness @nd misery from poor tired *PWaiking is a pleasure, dancing a Joy, ou_ have treated your fest to & the refined ointment. the mame; EZO for the for maxing ble, 36 cents one; it gobd. ihines duiighiss ou forts o tmpt my T hiag taken RHE ed.” Yours for of Fort Ra- ing relatives appetiie retum- NEWMARKET HOTEL. 715 Boswell First-class Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Meals and Welch Ravebit served te Tuckie. Prop. Organizations. Don't forge 3 feet, the only real thin; feet feel fine and comfo: a jar at all druggists. Tot satisfied. Nothing 0 g00¢ Furn, chafing, after shavin Druggists everywhere recom-= ‘ng at the and rough Daughters of = NOTICE Sachem Street Washington closed from Uncas Street Run Trip Hammer. A biz air compressor is being es- pyard blacksmith shop for running the trip hammer. A. R. Meister has returned from LILLIBRIDGE, Sureet Commissioner, FOR SALE. FOR SALE Farm of 76 _acres of land, about 35 tillable, balance pasture and woodland, about 15 acres of wood and = timber, plenty of water on farm. House contains # rooms with runals water, in & fair_condition, with barn and other buildings. Farm js pleas- antly located in the Town of Preston, about 30 minutes’ drive to Franklin Square. Price rea- gonable and can arrange for & liberal loan. - FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, Central Building, Norwich, Ct. FOR SALE A New 6-Room Cottage, with Bath, Steam Heat and Electric Light. Large Lot. Fif- teen minute car service. Sold on easy terms. Inquire of N. TARRANT & CO. , 117 Main St, Norwich, Conn. For Sale Forty head of Horses,gcarioad ar- rived Monday night, April 14. Some of all kinds, heavy ‘and light. These must bo sold at once. Wiil sell tho same quality cheaper than any other man. Come and i spect. CHAMPLIN & HEWITT, Woesterly, R. L. Phone 545. ADVERTISEMENTS 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—Nice pleasant furnished all modern convenjences, inguire Bulletin Office. FOR SALE. FOR SALE—Two goats and one billy Eoat, at reasonable price. Inquire K. Pedice, 54 Franklin Bt. FOR SALE Fifteen tons also_Cyphers incubator and brooder, at ter's, Laurel Hill Road. WANTED. on to_distr: ouse, $1 per e, Amerioah Hous WANTRD At once, live middle aged introduce our fnest nursery products. Good proposition. hester, - Conn. day gathering ferns Toota' and hérbe. Botani Bureau, 15, New Hayen, Comn. WANTED Young A 1. Hoxle, Yantic, R. . s T FOR RENT A boarding house at South Windham, Conn.; is now flled with boarders ahd doing a good busi- further information, apply to the Bmith & Wlnchester Mim. South Windbam, Conn. TO RENT Tenements Cove, on line of trolley; also pasture James E. DeWolt, Trading Cove. FOR SALE Feow tons hay A R. Race, No, Franklin, Ct._aprzbd 2.000 White Wyandotte, " Rock and White Leg- May and June delivery. ed ahead. Phone 1027-12, 3, Yerds, Yantic, Cona. FOR SALE: horn chidi Must be en; o pasture. b3 e A apricWIM WANTED Bverybody to_enioy _colicotion h, olock and jewslry repa Dostal or phone §11-2 aprzWEM WANTED—Young handwriting end 800d place for right one. TO RENT Pleasant furnished rooms 5¢ Washington St. TO_ RENT Modern tenement of six rooms and bath; nice rent to small family of adults. FOR SALE _Eggs for hatching, 8. C. White and Brown Leghorns, chickg after May 1st. engaged. John Curry, Yantic. FOR_SALE Four Barn, 841 Main St, op. P. O. FOR SALE—Twenty pullets 2nd two Dew milch cows. W 1 Telephone Lebanon Div., 35-4. FOR SALE Six g00d cows and horse. . Grattan, Scotland, FOR SALE two years ALl April © garden; a gheap TO RENT Modern nine-room house on Bliss Place. C. H. Case, Bliss Place. (ED—Experienced winders and warpers; also ‘learners; est Side Bilk Aill. O RENT—Store at §5 Franklin St, sultable for any line of quire at Bulletin Office. FURNISHED ROOMS Central loca- Emma Morse, steady work. 18 Unlon St Istered_Jersey, olden Eon's neeland, Lebanon, P. 0. Leonard Bridge. OR SALE Indian Runner eggs 150 g Reds or Le; or 100 for $5. Pouliry Yards, Willimantic, Conn. Tel- epnone 272-3. FOR_SALE Indian 2 S Adaress R, F. FURNISHED ROOMS, all modern con- veniences. 38 Union St Telepkone 834-4 FOR RENT nicely fur- also single room, BD—Girl for general house- Apply at the work; no washing. cum Boarding House. WANTED Dressmaking at home or out by day if called for. Benjamin, one mile west of Preston Mall answered. hread City Runper duck Mrs. F. J. Liliibridee, R. F. D. 8 A suite of two rooms, nished and pleasant, furnished or not. J. B. LUCAS, Central Building. WEAVERS WANTED—A fow stock weavers on Norwicn ~own. FOR SALE Ladys bicycle; number of articles A. Kies, 71 Chure r? SALE _OR RBENT _Attractive salling _and Worsted Co., Danielson, Conn. WANTED Competent forge room on stcel handle knives. Ad- Norwich Bulletin, L of turnitury foreman for st. dress J. W.. WILLIAM B, WILCOX......Auctioneer AUCTION SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 2t 2 p. m., at the Lewls property, situated on Ver- ason Ave., Bean Hill, Bale conmists of lousehold ' furniture, crockery and farming tools. apr2sd LOST AND FOUNE. A LARGE BLACK AND WHITE DOG followed me from Lebanon. Owner can have same by proving property and paying charges to H. A. Doubleday, Columbia, Conn. ap: LOST A Masonic oharm. Reward 1f returned to Hotel Royal, New London, Conn. apr2bd LEGAL NOTICES. DISTRIOT OF _ STAFFORD, S5., Provate Court, April 23, 1918 Bstate of John arthy. late of Stafford, in sdid District, deceased Upon " the “application” of Dennis J. McCarthy, praying that an instrument n WHiting, PUrperting to be the last and festament of said deceased, may be proved, approved, allowed and Rdmitted to probate, as by application On'file fully appears, R is Ordered, That sald application be heard and_determined at the Probate Office in Stefford, in sald Distriot, on the ist day of May, A. D. 1913, at 10 5clock in the forencon, and that notice e given to all persons interested in iid estate of the pendency of said ap- plication, and the. fime and piace of Rearing “thereon, by publishing . the sio Ghee in Sofe Hewspaper hiving & Civenlation In saia . District, and by Dosting & copy thereof on the public Dapost I the Town of Staford, in Sata Diktrict, aprisd ROBERT H. FISK. Judge. DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED States for the District of Connecticut. In the matter of Fred A, Eldvedge, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy, No. 3085. Upon Petition for Discharge. Notide is hereby given that the above named Bankrupt, of Stonington, New Tondon County, 'in said District, “has filed his application, dated April 18th, A°D. 1813, for a discharge from all his 5t3 in bankruptoy, and that all his ditors and other persons Interested, ecting to such discharge. may at tend beforc Amos A. Browning, Esq., Referea In Bankruptcy, at his oimee In Norwlch, in said County and District, on the 6th day of May, A. D, 1913, at lock in the foremoon, ihen and o examine the bankrupt and to Show canse, if any they have, why such rge should not be granted. AMOS A, BROWNING Referes in Bankruptey, Norwich, Conn., April 24th, 1813, apr; FERTILIZER GROUND LIMESTONE AIR SLACKED LIME. Brick, Cement, Sand, Lime, all hard Plasters and Prepared Roofing. Best Roofing Paint in the market. Full line of Sewer Pip THE UPSON WALL BOARD IS INEXPENSIVE WATER PROOF AND IN HANDY SIZES. Largest Storage Capacity in City A. N. CARPENTER Tel. 171 23 Commerce St. THE FENTON-CHARNLEY BUILDING C0., inc. . GENERAL CONTRACTORS NORWICH, CONN. C. M. WILLIAMS General Gontractor and Builder Mill Construction a specialty 218 MAIN STREET, Telephone 370 Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE. FOR SALE NEW EXTENSION TOP SURREY. 274 Broadway FOR SALE WANTED —Mesh workers. 886 Central Ave. WANTED Wil buy a profitable gro- town or rural Box 322, Dantelson, Conn. WANTED_Sawyer to work on pert- When applying, give refer- The Ansonia Forest Products Company, Ansonia, Conn. WANTED —Kenned: mation wanted of Thad came from Glasgow to Employed at Norwich, and from there went to White mountains. dress Charles Benner, private dock, $600 season, ) [ son, Box 1098, Hartford, Conn. apri3d FOR SALE Four horses. Corner of community. POVLIRY DISEARE. TROUP, THE DESTRUCTIY ROUP CURE. cured by PRATT'S Greenevilie Graln Ce.. A. . Manning. ¥an- Kennedy, who New York D1 Pratt 1 Olasmobiie Inguire of Phillips Conn. aprisd FORm SALE A Buick truck. 100 Broadwsy, | Bros. Grain Co., Hampton, WANTED Weavers, cotton ana Silk Taylor & Co., 1100, extra good work, plain Mason loomi Mosebw Mills, Joseph J. Hope Valley, R. L. GIRLS WANTED — Apply Bottle Co., Davenport Bldg. WANTED—The farmers of New Lon- don _oounty 1o Know London County VALUABLE PIECES ¥OR SALEBaby chicks, g5 and custom hatching. Blanchard's are unequalled for size, vigor and esg& Candee mam- Custom hatch- Main Street Property that the New Agricultural Society 1s offering liberal prizes for the best ten ears of flint corn raised in_the county in tne season open to any Hot water incubator used. 32 per tray eggs, Toc per 1 isfaction guaranteed. Poultry Farm, Jos. Jamalow. production. Inquire of JAMES L. CASE 40 Shetucket St. Pleasant’ view Teonara Bridge, 43-13, Lebanon. Competition resident of the county. Make your entries and learn the rules governing the competition from Chas. Greenman, Bank, Norwich, Conn. WANTED Second-hand paper_cutter, band_lever operated. Willlams St. FOR SALE — Second-hand cart in first class condltion. AD- ott & Clark Corp. 5 BALE —Open_iuunch, 18x5%, - g Lathrop engine, Address J. Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE Launch 25 fest long, & b P two cyiinder “Bor_particulars 4pply to Amos Wheeler, R. F. D. Brown Printing Norwich, Ct. horse power, FOR SALE I offer subject change in price any 30 Shares WANTED Ladies make suppo Do canvassing; mal ed envelope for par- Supply Co., Desk 817, feet beam, Milwaukee, Wis. WANTED—Plano_tuning. | dop, 358 Prospect St, City. Tel. 852-2. | ¥: FOR SALE—AIL | seed potatoes, Prices reaso Telepuone 326 TFOR SALE—A automobile. Franklin St. Z FOR SALE _Aroostook seed potatoos, grown on the virgin s shipped direct to PUBLIC VUTILITY CO. Preferred Stock Price to net nearly 6 per cent. Listed on the N. Y. Stock Txs JAMES L. CASE Shetucket St.. best fertilizers, Greeneville Grain WANTED —Men and women wanted for government positions; Vacations; steady work; common 12,000 ap- parcel DOST re- large sala- BN A - second-hand _Ford pointments this year; Stoddard, 319 quires hundreds; Write immediately for free list of positions obtainable. Franklin In Rochester, of Maine an Pidce your ‘or- fabie. seod WANTED _Ordets 1o qustom end special made corsets. Mrs. &L James, 161 Maln St, reprosenta- ¥ours, 2 p. m. to 6 p. m. aprild WANTED — Journe: y to Babcock & Irish Cobblers, Barly Dela- Young & Son, corner Main and Ma JFOR sALE_Slab wood Stove lengths, 50 half cord. G FOR SALE Fine house and stable. $4.50 cord, WANTED—Old gesse Teether beds. Address C. ¥ conveniences, on Sachem street, one of the best residential locations in the city. Lot fronting on Sachem street, 100 feet and about 200 feet deep. Price reasonable. A, few good rents to offer, in- K 1T OVER — Dicxinson, envelopes, neatly br FREE i{llustrated o rotected positions in U. housands of vacancles There is a big chance here for sure and generous pay, mployment. prices for any DrInUNg you wre in need The Builetin “TOR SALE OR TRADE_Good 10-acte village and Earl Hopkins, neiglibors, THOMAS H. BECKLEY, 1ay Building, 78 Main Street. Washington, Phones 724 Hired man, ; srisc mill, cider work on farm and board with family 95.00 g month salary. ok Farm Inquire of Glen dyard). e and sheds; ood land; Eood frait; bar- o for immed 'y, Willimantic, Ct. WANTED _Agents, call on_best peo- ple; fast seller, neill Center St. z For cotiag 1.35 on each Tryon's Agency, ank Down- 2 s ‘Wallingford, Ct. will buy a 4¢ acre larm situated a few Westerly and a short dis- tance to a tariving manufacturing vil- Cottage house, plenty of fruit and wood for is a rare chance to BUY % £00Q farm cheap. Lnquire about © miles from Ludlow Farm, North Stoning- | ome Lbc, WANTED. TO WORK IN PRINTING—Look at these prices 6% envelopes card printed BUSINESS. will buy an 80 acre farm situated two 1, and a 10- Land pro- large house, barn Snd crib, wagon sied, some fruit, o 3900 cash puts your possession. JOHN H. FORD. WANTED that I have reduced the Lettering from 5 to Workmanship WHY PAY MORE? R. H. SNOW, The Bean Hill Monumental Man. aprzaMWF HELP WANTED THE DYEHOUSE AND WET FINISHING DEPT. HALL BROS., 29 Commerce St. WANTED General House- ness slzed | miles trom minute walk : and smoot the farz in letierheads, You to know. is all I ask for one of the finest farms in the state of COMNECUCUL; bo acres, 20 10 wiod and tim- ¥ Kedps 10 cows, without 51103 house Lorse barn 24 by 15, Dusture, guaranteed. Fooms with il burn 80, by jcé house 3y LONS' capacity, 1 storehouse 7 20, 3" henneries 10 description and Binders, Crib 14 by borcers a beautifuj Pond: 100 appie trees, 45 pear trees, 55 2 apricot, one- acre strawberry ‘patcn, blackberries, Wil ke d Snoreghge Posschsion A good Disc Quick_at $i0. THE PLAUT-CADDEN CO., Si., Norwich, Ct. used about BoosEDerT Y Yaspoerries, all kinds of climbing vines, on the place 3 given in 30 days. Lon'tlet this oppors tunity slip. WILLIAM A. WILCOX, Real Dstate Broker. No. 41 West Bromd St. Rooms 1 and 2. Westerly, R. L Phone connectic—. marl1TuThE JUST ARRIVED Another express load Some nice chunks, They must be sold. i desired. 28 Horses. horses and nsportation ELMER R. PIERSO! Farm Hands, work Girls, Chamber Maid. AGRICULTURAL We have just put a carload into our sterehouse and can supply .your de- tuis sure crop producer. The experts of the country say the ground I OFFER a Blacksmith Shop doing a good bus- iness with a Cottage House and Barn at a very low price. E. A. PRENTICE, 86 ClIT Street FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, M. J. COSCORAN, Supt., Central Blds. Eggs NATIVE Eggs 50,000 Dozen FRESH Pay highest cash price. THE ALLEN-BEEMAN CO, 33-41 Commerce St. and rhis is what we have. ~Sold by the bag, ton or carload. PECK, SWilLIAMS & CO. Seashore Land For Sala Foriy acres of stato macadam road overlJokin, Point_Judil ihe east to Montauk on the west. 25 minutes ride from Westerly statlon, FRANK W. COY. Long_Distance Telephons. High Street, Phone 300 Peck’s Real Estat: Agency FAR:S A SPECIALEY 132 Spring St., FOR SALE OR Residence of the Bast Great Plain, Place consists of eight-room gottagé,with furnace heat, barn, green- uses, all in good Willimantic MONEY LOANED on Diumonds, and Securities of any ki TO RENT. late Frank Tyler, L. Turnpike, Lowest Kates of Interest. An old cirablished frin to deal with. THL COLLATERAL LOAN CO. 142 Main Street, Upstairs. (Establisned 1872.) J. F. CONANT 11 Franklin St. | Whitestone 6c and the I. F. C. 100 nie the best on the market house and poultry ho D 3, B WHEN you want fo put Four busi- ness beiors the public. there is mo’me- alum better than through ine adversid- Bulietis ibg columns i The fruit on the can remain on mortguge. FREDERIC of purchase BRI se sdversmng medris rn Conneoticut egu: e ietin far buaineas TBLRE Is no aavertistug medium in Eastern Connectieut ialm for businoss ual to The Huls aon g POETRY THE BENEFACTOS, Edeh one can do a Ifttls %o help his fellow-man If_he's honest in the wishing, #nd will do what he can, If it's nothing' but 100k pleasa For the man 1s needed some Who keeps on with his smiling When the world 10oks &lun nt; It doesn’t take the money Of & multi-millionaire To do all which 18 needed In this sphere of woe and cars For a kind word 1s worth @ miiiion Where & money aid 18 barred And it Sinws Tiice balm’ in sore hear When the worid 1s hard. Sometimes cheer is whats ma Wanted In o ick or hungry 1Me That ‘Is Tull of riones’ splendor, s Hian With poveriy o Sirire When clouds ate hanging dulin One can hielp by belng g1ad Just by Miilng hours with lougnhter When the world 15 sad 2 Baltimore American HE PERIL OF EASE, Are you sheltered, curled up and eons tent by the‘world's warm fire Then I say your soul s in danger The sons of the LIght, they are dows With God in the mire, God 1n the manger. The old-time heroes vou hemer, Whow The 'Wwhoio world no longer 7 hibits; A But 1f_you peer Into the find them there. fragh Swinging from gibbets. So rouse from your perflous ease: tx _your sword and your Your ease is the case of the ca Hark, harlc where the bugles are ca mg! Out to some feld Out to some battle! —Edwin Markham, in May Nautflus, HUMOR QF THE DAY Marie—I- wonder how old you are] Julia—I juet told you my age. Mar —Yes; that's what set me to wonders ing.—Judge. “The best of plans fall out™ re. marked the Wise Guy. “And the berd of friends get married,” sighed the Simple Mug.—Philadelphia Record The Star—Honestly, what do yoy think of my acting in my new_pla The Critic—Don’t ask me. = You'r( younger and so much stronger t am.—Brooklyn Life, Jack—I tell you when around the proposing pi girl the suspense is aw Well, and how about the exper Boston Transcript. Miss Slimdiet—So you have places vourself under the care of 4 r ho reduces superfluous flesh. Did ecommend any special diet? Boarder—No, madam; he simply r ommended your boarding hou r tler. That defeated eandidate ma int | Plunkville mad.” “How sc tried to be polite and told was welcome to the town, he said sn't worth carting away.’—Was ington Herald Briggs—I see the eapito AT was €0 badly built that it . fall at any time, Isn't th m e? Griggs—Not necessar ht fall, you know, when the leg re was ig session.—L Mother—ATe you quite happy, Be tha? One of your neighbors other day he heard you and band quarreling awfully Pure fabrication, mamma. We Bpoken to each other for a fort Fliegende Blaetter. Why do you say that he's not s cere?” “I heard him very ple tell a bill collector to ga “Well, what of it Kr well as I that down in h really hoped he wouldn't Free Press “I am sure that girl h heart and a considerate disp said the young man. “Wh cause, when I asked ite flower was she took ca > something that doesn't ¢ n than 50 cents a bunch. Star. THE KALEiLwoCOPE £ Eruite inallcartn Jare an elght-hour day St. Paul laundries are post for deliveries. A home for stray dogs has b opened in Fulham, Engiand, The salary of ti United States is 375, president of 00 a year. The housefly is the principal som | of infantile paralysis infection. More tha ded Ch $30,000 worth of dogs ago's recent dog sho George Todd, a h of Havre ¢ Grace, Md., has fallen heir to 3300 000. Los Angeles will provide its mo force with a epecial flag e parades. The New York Housewives' league is demanding greater clea Brocery store: George A. Holmes ha ship in the Boston registr office for 57 consecutive year: A scientist says that the baseo pl is always cranky and‘the | mer generally lacks himor. he sausage eaten in this country the course of a year would encircle earth more than six times, Austrian hop production was 44 1-3 million pounds, against million in 1911 and 36 1-2 m 1910, The Alsatian, a new Allan Iin launched in Great Britain, will largest built for trade between and Canada. Its length i m 72 feet, gross tonna feet, be; 000." It will be the first vessel in North Atlantic trade fitted with admiralty or “cruiser” stern, The Abyssinians and < considered the most expert ning goats. The former rare mits his knife to touch th after killlng and during th process, and by the means of lows removes the gkin in an « condition. Somall women very adept In this art, and ex great care throughout. The pile driving In_connection the immense pier which the Hot (Australia) marine board is structing for the accommodation the largest and deepest ships that be bullt for the Australian trade is likely to be completed within th three or four months. The pler is out for nearly 1,000 fect, o 8 o= tal length of 1,210 feet. Patriotic Intelligence Reguired It will tage great patri gence to convince sc paying an income tax as thankless a_proceedi up alimony.—WashIngton Hope Fer Democrats. There isn't enough pie to go arot but that is no reasen why all ‘he faithful in the Democratic fold should 2 | Do lert: 'To htapveroChicaso. Recorde . Her e