Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 23, 1913, Page 8

FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES 1 FAIR TOMORROW POETRY Going On Tonight. | What Is WILLIMANTIC estate of W. P. Bidwell, Miss Eva - < > Morey gets the two-tenement House on : S e ighland tecrace. g Plotures and lilustrated Songs “To Danielson Telephone Dance. - The local baseball team will play b g e and Fuotoplass at Pavis following delegation from the | the Corbins of New Britain on the o What is a habit? 'Tis a fett'ring e and Moving Pletu . i ey e otrarme gl ot [T ouits S 0 = That binds the strugsil irit to the etures - at oyes from the Norwich cxchange en- S B hat binds the struggling spirit to the Auditorium. < — | jos'ed an auto trip to Danielson Thur THREE MILLS INCORPORATE it A hampering weight that elogs aspir- ing worth, And maKes its brightest visions all in Memeo- under fhe heading ef “WANTED, FOR SALE or TG RENT,” e 2 g f i Clet Concert at Slat The committee on railroads made | day cvening to aitend the dance given Gardner Ledge, No. 46, K. of P., |favorable report on a bill which is|under the auspices of the employes of Nightingale and Powhatan, meets in Prthian Hall. Aken ms a substitute for the full crew | the Danielson exchange: R. H. Gray, | ~ With Capital Stock of $600,000. TE OF Vaing Oscar. No. 30, V. O. of A, |uiil, which was tabled for calendar and | Norwich: A. L. Weatherhead, H. N. | — ARE I),ISER,TED AT THE RA R o el printing. The bill provides that the | Beebe, Ern Howell, Fred Bolduc, Putnam, May 22— A Dlighting pall whose midnight public utilities commission be directed | M Blla _ Thompson, Georgiana | The Nightingale Morse mills of this depths detain And que ach glowing fervor at is »wn, Mrs. Misses- Nellie | city have fiied articles of Incorpora- Gertrude [ tion with a capital stock of 3600,000. > Bat- | Heretofore they have been separate . G. Reed, Back rtin, Jessi ating and man- “Norwich Stationary Engincers’ o investigate the clation, No. 6, meets in Bill Block. ning of passenges Seismrney and to make sich 5c per line, six words to the line "coll within whose mon- strous sirth ANNOUNCEMENTS or recommendations as, upon investi- ols of Norwi corporations, although the interests Is crutiied catii noblest Impulse of the gation, the commitiee may deem neces- | = have been closely identified. The mills # TO RENT. rain. TR hapel_ b to g | ALY for the safety and protection to| Briefs. Included are the Morse, Nightingale WANTED. FOR SALE. e T AN T R e Y _Toni, * Norman chapel, b to 8 [ the public or of the cmployes of any | Representat Kelles has been | 20d_Powhatan, manufacturing cotton == 3 3 e ower | TO RENT_A pleasant upper flat of | Jyhat,is o habit? ‘Tis a silver thread Norwich grango supper 20c, ‘Tollowed | yailway company operating such | clesreq n member of b cxsentive | cloth. The Incorporators are Augustus | perlonsar p oravarn el Iy, e | R AL o o enouges near | 81X rooms and storage, in Kbod repair, | P45 links the soul to possibility: by farce “Up to Freddie” and mueical | (rains. Tabled for calendar. | o e cE I o ece (“Teentl¥® | I. Morme of Futnam, Arthur G. Night-| withitals sancssn LEake 28 K0 A0, R v's cemetdry. el 6324 e R S e e programme. Tickets 20 % a I harter of the | Ve club of 1913 i\l‘l';m!o‘ ;;nan.n}'nn K. Nightingale of fmfr'r’fir:gs”“"d““' u high grade line of| _ may2id Ao S s Of evil bent to golden tendency; = The act amending the charter of the | . "0 - ; rwic be: . and toflet ‘Teamisites; £00d | — il Bteci T e : A precios stepping-stone {rom low to - ) k. afte: e ndham Motor club has osition rigl a v. $40.00 for a beautiful Sterling 1 hig) Aiss Myra G. Frink, after fin Shore Line Eiectric Railway company | "y tincham Motor Boat club hos : — Randwricioy Bt party. Heply in own | o,5 organ, in very best order. Terms | ATTRACTIVE — €O 5 x higlhi; ¢ ¥ & course of study at the School of Ex- | w orably reported in the house | ¥ k uth shore of th Milwaukee carpenters get 50 cents . , stating age; also give S oW 31 per week. The Blaut-Cad- | Weekapaug, K. L Suri 1 water [ A Jacob tder stretching to the sky. e Boaton ; A . & ' | Willimantic river near the Nipnet |, perience in isency wi 'No Canvass. | 5 down, 3 L e, | bathing: salling and Private | = Smith, in dume Nautilus. ments for public reading, and training | thorizes the sale of electricity n all | {4108 clubs Thouse. . floati ik ott Co. 207 S .bth S, Philu, Pa. | Conn. mayIeFMW = [ (00K, BaraEe, ason. Box Lone, e R in voeal expression ‘and’plat Jewas o theline except In Guilford. | 1558 e N S0 A —very ol chance tor | ford, o 9 E X fvers. Address 12 n New Haven and Branford, and’ wi i E DA o Tadies, to Beil | someone to buy a fine Mason & Hamiln | —cosrrer e 0 | Just around ‘the corner there is musio or telephone 63 the Flght to loase o parohase righte state of Commecticut has pur- Children Cry koo =s to BT lalrigtt yioko in Dos comdivion. Terms | WO SRWE-Wnement of Wie rooms o e —— existing companies. Ahithority for_the county of Windham FOR FLETCHER'S Sicady or spare uime; | S0 down, 36 per month. rhe Plaut- )N BN 00" Yo further partic. | The sunbeams on a Holiday o dancing BREED THEATRE. siven to sell electricity to of Conne in the experience . unnccessary. | Gadden, Co. “Plant-Cadden Bldg, Not- | UETARGS SR DWignt L, Unaer: | oo down the street, o ELETS | [ ast Lyine ol Boie o CASTORI own "Blothers, Rochester, N. Wich; s | Wosd, Pefica® Corner,’ Norwién Town. | You see o path wher blossoma bend ; o use the tracks of the Con- ctiona mayLo .00 —Goo cabix, rgan, with i creet you on your way he End of the Quest,” Immense Lu- |1 ise the tracks of t ctional b A #1000 —Good cabiger _argan, with | T mayit through “ne misty lunes of April to company New Haven aaks have b uthority to conncct, un- | stalled in the superior court room di 2 w5 der the d tion of the vbrook and | rectly b judge’s bench. FOR SALE. 1 com- | once, Tive middie aged | S0l all at once. The Plaut et ieh, |~ FURNISHED ROOMS—Central lo e splendors of the May, the sullen s sing bin Drama in Two Parts. 5. 'Fine year around Good pay, experience un- nadd Heath & Co. Manchester, | ~ 165,00 for @ very good Ivers & Pond 3 oMW | tion. Mrs. Emma Morse, 18 Union St. | Thou Conn. mayl6FM LR dows linger yeu a little song can While you're 'trudging on your joums This is a story that begins o Rt B et Lyme Connecticut river Lot ong 2 TRENT—| 3 - I e e Whh the tracks on the S e hani - i ot WANTED A girl Tor general nousa: | Gase, With stool anc scart. terms 310 | DRI, Sty % S0005, Rouse of 8 rooms | JUSt around the corner vicies are smil- ™ 2 brook and to operate okt ke v work in the country; Smail family; | down. $1.0 per week. - Cad- | O et il laprovements. J. Brad: | qne oinE blue— = " Rosa has fled with | oo e age at Pleasur A few days. | So0d wages. “ApDIY to Georse U | den Co. Pladt-Cadden Bldg, Nomwich | 308 PEOU fmacrs 105 Broadway, or e cqrner ‘of Contentment street and :::n}{‘s;fi.‘!!;nu[\x\» . SRR 3 Frank Lajoie returned Wednesday | AR . No. 2, Willima ném. ok ey 1o | 88 Washington after 6 p. m. may ERY - RYeIS, o meets kosa i k4 z Tiind rom a week's visit at Albany, New on el. 2 4y 2 0,00 Duys a Brizgs upright, Wl e There toe butterflies are neighbors s the death of Rosa, Pi lopis the | 5 ottinitan: Biteiasar] t N Walter G. Alpaugh your money selling “Tip-Top” sanitary | beginners, Terms 316 down, 3131 BT | Quirs ¢ Bulletin Office. febzsa | And the wind Is slghing comfort child ,and later w two’ rivals | 2 LA R e S ight-room Cottage, in per- || Mk boftio caps: easily soid in every | week. ‘The Plaut-Cadden nut: UE SE - 1. where (he weeping willow benda. B s . la m f the state | o , are guests of Wil- | 8 , P lome. * Just send 10 cents for sampie. | Cadden Bldg, Norwich, Conn. FURNISHED ROOMS, all modern con- | The clumsy tortoise piods along, HoF g commission. salary | lim |§ fect repair. Bath, steam heat, New London Specialty Co., New Lon- | PREALY = venlences, 33 Union St. Teleptone $34-4 cares where he may. roam, o ear and an all ke ot A Gusand’ etectiia light Goed don, Ct. may23d ! §302.00 buys a very fine SS-mote Jylid And when he's seared, or weary, chuts -— e e A player piano, with 12 choice rolls RSB o th S wer. b2 AmoBHE: of “5¢ ik Bicienan. waich, clock and Jewslry repairs of [ it-Caddeny Co., Blan O Thermos. cotiage, 17 CLt St., first| And the birgs are busy nesting, ‘way . by the gen L. Clégg, 128 Washington St, City. | IHIohiS MW__ | class'in every respect. % b vonder fn the trae: T g by | i N. Tarrant & Co. Drop postal or phione s apr2W Fal It ORGAY, SPECIALI-Tor JOHN E. FANNING, They are ust around “the carner r . — = | . . D Dre S ) as good s new, a beautify Willow Street. ngst the perfumes and the Which prove most : | _The first business of the house| Thomas Ruddan, Appealing from Jus- 17 Main BE. . Nocmloh G culinmert ATiRbm e Y ] Taval ofgan with - foot pedal | maved = s Fne cdew a Guess Coming, L Lusiness el il Seaesd i LR ain St. Norwich, Conn. Sy e Sk o out by | O Ned with Thand blower and Dips The corner of Contentment street and Bill” are the twe . L i o the il e g Rame e e il | EBenjamin, ¢, Norwits, One | top: rich, full tone; must be seen u;r:‘a[ Lazy avemue. \ comedies that ayy clary on (he xes-| Default of Bonds—Grange Visits nra Wik O | K breciated. A rare chance for A church FO EN ashington ‘Star. e Wpointis e ranke iR BaNI N e | = Sq—— W mayara | Hhat ls in need of & fing organ. , The — = — = he police court of Meriden. ancn. | el olitt e R e LT L Plaut Cacden Co., Plaut en BIAg., BASS CLEF CONCERT. sxoing action cume from the son: |, A e LOST AND FOUND. ANTED T | & MW i Aatiacior e roaie nieie fnet | "HUMOR - OF THE DAY 2ol e ore passed | There was e audience at the wo. ladies or men, oF Pldsulens e a7 red P i e < I A ge_audience at | L 5 ar "OR_SALE_Power boat. 23 feet | nished and pleasant; also single room, | — BR e oo g : e A tne ¥ Wednesday eved | FOUND—Came to my placs, five year- | 0%, WitS B GrCron, near long Min" meod_condition. . inaulre of | furnishea or mot. She k. when we are married f atiing close has be commi commit- | ing. res and llustrated | g cattle * Giwner can have same by | Gl o4 R Chiatles’ ¥o Champlin, Westerly, R. 1. e v must have three servants. He—You Bt the mos: - sonzs were all good, social dance | proving property and paying charges | . May22d o , d 23 EGRR shall have twenty, dear—but not all at Jhich Norwic: Mr. Heal a the s A | AL Brownins. Norta Frankimn, Conn, | ' "WANTED — &_compel | Room 32, Central Buildleg. | the same time—Answers. wm g a of 3 Taken to Norwich Jail. Ee g £y il —___ | married man prer | aprzsa Her Husband—I suppose you looked T iectainm Mazee n trial ldan for in- | _ LOST—Small brown and black dog, |S% ER : up the new cook's references? His on- ! toxication Pehce and | Answers tomame Tippy, Roward it ve’ | STATIONARY BNGINEEA wishes (0| 5 a oaeALE Wife—No, dear; 1 afraid they cour v held before | tirned to el Ave. ma take charge of sieam, eicciric or”re- | ingismith shop _ | might not turn out factory.- Divided report was made b % T feo SRS T AT shoeing busi- e Bass u ey Lady of the Housc—As it's Friday, only second-hand Louise Barnolt and arstow, WAN | coutt of Moo London. Ao s diided | & dod and, was taken: (o | OTICE Fo tEmomons. WAT e Ton LE Good horse, farm wagon pickets about with me will close the season night with | report on . th on - appOINting | o et UHRcELe G B emowiy R L L o 341 Main St mayisd | IN NORWICH TOWN lactte: B R Austin Huoghes. of " ihe : fhe FHoss lonh Qf Ledyard, on the 22d day of May,| “SyiNmph_ Toom fixer, with experi- Gian Hunner cEgs Sc; " Pne e T Wi, - Kigking Rewton, and t es of the | Tabled for \dar | Sesralich sl L I R S ehothE. Buds and | A place with 5 acres of zood “What about?” *“He doesn't know. Ha etropolitan U; ny | ks, s £00d pay. Apply West Side Silk Mill & Wyandotte |} 1ana with an elegant. house in M| kicks so much he doesn’t ledve himself The Bass Clet & ow come 1o be| The bill annexing Sunnyside to o St B City good condition having steam time to find out what his real griev- looked upon as an ir tion and well | city of Nor T 1Y REBLTLat by e e e e e Té heat and other improvements, ances are.”—Washington Star e o Bxccss it has :ommittec on c orou 5 ordered, e Administrator oite | aroupe. biack D o AT T |} two barns and hen houses on the Singleton—No, T could never love a o i x jorsaniza- | . 1 the ho lendar sston was a Col- | the creditors of said deceased to bring | rellable ‘man and one who Wishes 4 | FOR QUICK. SURp CUNE of HARNESS el || place, also 70 fruit trees, this woman witn money. Wigwag—And i -] n- | Th ' d. _The e claims 2 st said estate with- | steady job need apply Jonn G. \igat- | or s just ty Prais Hewing Olatment ¥ine (of (§ property is located in a most that why you have never married? The sivir o G entail ' ; 2 o Ses ily were | [l 8% ihe Die gateihy post-| man.,Safiord,\Conn,; Telyia 3. mayiid 280l ain Co.. Co W, Hil & Son. Jos. |J| excellent location and 5 minutes B| Singleton—That, coupled with the fact R e & icat e i o | nesday's Bu i | QY. | wiin s Gopy of this order on”the sion. | WANTED—A compelent cook. AD- | Comsor & Sons Greenerille Grain Co. A A. Man walk to the trolley car line. that I could never love a woman who arest 1o the place where said | Bly evenings to Mrs. Willis Austin, 25 | ning, Yantic . FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, hasn't any.—Philadelphia Record. ed last dwelt and in the same Bt EEREE FOR SALE All kinds of seeds, in- “I never dreamed any young man 1is home here for a few part of the men aration of derable r the parole of sum of m. in’ th enance of | w gr s de vt o be | oo vacation, g pESbY bub s uNE the sembionce o and women for U. G, | cluding millet seeds and seed corn for |§ Central Building, Norwich, Ct. J| o1 be as attentive as George is. Ho B e Menbors fo el do- 25 vears is vet to L ] Brown was in Plainfield | In & newspaper having a clroulation in | government positions; big pay; summer | fodder, best (fertilizers, eto. = Prices showers me with candy and flowers sire to promote the w S et ,\_“ g the ending the funeral of a{2ald District and make ra to this | vacation; steady work; commen educa- !r«.;.lsu%%m:.m Greeneville hm'a’;rsgn' e Talo T 0 GO Dincas. He's ing and glad to do th 1 b Tie above and foregoing 1s & true | Seversy thonsana: Spall” maneteomtry; S = just lovely! Iso't a courtship delight- Sitcthe club aims to (__ Toarl osal 't friends in Middletown Wednesaay. | Attest: SAMUEL E. HOLDRIDGE, Write tmmedlately for free list of po- | Sound and s o as long as you can."—Cleveland Plaia concert as t n Grarigers at Lebanon. - | sition: niciin Institu 1 3 ingly P8 o ealer. on cach t ot G ¢ Let Judge. | aitiona Brankiin Institute, Dept 28D, | 13 iingly, Ct. Tel. Danielson 210-4 D iy i1, creaithn Rochester, N. T. maylsd mayldd Fellow Guest (who has just told he. club to alway: der in Norwich, for Frank Co- | went to Lebanon Thursd oby ' notified to present | WANTED _Agents, new houschold —Vegetable an o . humoerist artist an appalling chestnut) eral patronage, whi or life was | guests of the Lebanon 5 1"estate” Lo the | specialty; selis on sight: many repeat | FOR SALEVegetablo and fower | —“Aw—thought you might illustrate it, ats asdh ®| Chester grange ga i | undersigned at 341 Main St Norwich, | orders; ‘bomanza for agents; write to- | PEnth. Ve have Baritanta, Bonny | —_— you know. . It happened to my father. | durine the lecturer's hour o i Dean el I e O O o e e s °ry | Best, Chalics Jewel andDwarf. Cham- | MODERN COTTAGE Artist—Many thanks, but what makes ineth e s hony I8 above and foregoing order tory quick. Merchandise Speciaity Co., | pest Chalks Jewel and DWATi Caar £ 8 u Sul el miakes ere st was ed at the conclus | NADOLEON B, LEWIS, Box 50, Mars Hill, Mo. maytogs [ Pontemeta Cplante Besn iy rmatone | —aor— it even more interesting is that I mu ar Sinti Ulgentart i willaes _ Administra S ARTED Te Soit el S o e s any qrantitieer Lot us quots | Eight Rooms, with Bath, | Bave met 20 oF 30 of your brothers— s judze of the town court B o i williey toud NOTICE TO CREDITORS. , | farm In the country. Box 20, Bulletin | you prices. F. E. Peckham, East Side. | | HARDWOOD FLOORS, Punch. ) . ) dopted | today (Friday), where | 3 TO, OREnERORS & maysd © | Tel. 1012, muy(d OPEN PLUMBING, Artist—I wish, my dear, that you A L Himantte | 8% Norwich. within and for the District | —vwANTID —Farms and country busi- | _FOR SALE Six-rcom cottage nouse, | ELECTRIC LIGHTS, || Would order some kindling wood and s ey i M et wich, on the 21st day of May, 1 c: o niel improvements, barm, large JIot, near | shing this morning. His Wife ok GIok antar Palles Wedtesany ness. If you care to get a auick buyer T Inquire of L - b 1t wa & h " i S s o i for your farm or country business, | Thermos Co., Laurel sl acks What in the world do you want kin- was voted ¢ m A returned to | S SR writs to Burmen & Cherndy, the oid | wood, Yantic, Conn. mayzd | JAMES L. CAS dling wood and shingies for? Artist urns, Friday ndon ¥ atter several | 3 Perkin established and reHable real estate and |~ poR SALE—_Baby chicks, Batching | I am going in for cubism, and I want At 4 sit wit on South o eCeased. or | Dusiness brokers, 138 Essex St. N. Y.| eggs and custom katching.” Our S. C. | | to construct a model.—Boston Tran- ¢ riday morning n streot. g S e T White “Leghoras Blanchard's strain. 40 Shetneket St, Norwien, ot || (00 < erning the use of trans their claims against sald . estate | tells of about 300,000 Drotected posi- | Broduction, Hot water Candee mai:- Kkitchen of evenings. But when Presi- | fers on troil y al refer- it w | x ‘months from this date, by | Uons In U S. service. = Thousands of | [oth incubator msed. Custom bateh — | Ruchan, R & iwhen Fresl | t wich a olice (o thal effect, together | Vacancies every year.Big chance here for | 138, 32 per tray of Tt ckgs. Chigks ent Wilson called senate | ral a| Clintor Comy of this order, on’the sigm. | you sure and generous pay, lifethme | L2¢:} €828, 750 Der 1b. 4 per 190. fat’ | stirred the old man up 5o that he, (0o, comm 1| cheste Grest io the place where said | employment Ask for bookiet T-63s | Siaction guaraniecd, KFeasant View | has smashed precedent.” “So>” “Yes, | Fr velt, and In the same | No obligation. Parl Hopkins, Wash- | jos jamalow. Tel 43-13, Lebanon. | now he comes in and sils with us o~ { 1 1o 4 by publishing the same once | ington, D. C. mayld s 3 2 2 —Washington Herald. spaper having eiroulation in |~y XnED Second-hand PAPer ctier | ~won SALE—GpeR TeeRci TR | 2 ried th A gt istrict, and make return to t 2 leves opesated. K Brown Printing L . oy o Pavley and Daniel web- | Sl ; nd e PR Reveiar ot | noriatpenen tetbrontrstee %ead | | ISTED STOCKS || THE KALEIDOSCOPE K ) n' Moodus = NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. 1ad G s R e ot Benjamin Palm 51 | ove and foregolng Is a true | 5 B Nl o s e || M BT, Touis s Upon motion of Mr. Healey, s o | ecoLd NI ¢ CHURCH, §13VANTED —Ladics make supporters, |~ FOR SALE—A second-hand Ford “INVESTMENT 5 "} | just bousht a fashionable hotel with | olutic pointing John Y C AT of Hehron was call- | a2 : A e Pernbhed: btamped emvelope for par- | automobile. John E. Stoddard, 319 MI_ENV BSTMENT | money recelved as tips during eight | dudge _of yur f 5. | " | Gemiars, Wabash Supply Cby Desk 817, | Franklin St 2 Aprdis vl R T et tn ntBek | vears' service in Hotel Jefferson in : 1 county S aion. Al Eraaiiars of Waiddes| WIS EER FOR SALE_Slab weod, stove lengths, N ohraim & eopy of this eirewlar tres [ that city as hatrack attendant, 1 placed 1 | seased are horeby notliled fo present | <y wimn—Piano funink, A Q. Gor- | $4.80 cord, ST0 halt cord. G. A- Bul- J 07 Charge by sendimg | — 1 WA = E - | undersizned Bretacket Bt °Nof. | don, 298 Prospect St, City. Tel. 682-2. [lard_Phono 84613 ~_ dec2od §° Clroular 1051 4 Benjamin Priest of Canaan, Me., is > - to- Shate #1lahwey Extansiorn’ O aen: the dbove ind foregolng, order. SANTED — Hired man, ein F1%0S | Civelopes, taddy Brinted, Tor 31907 ov0 JAMES L. CASE, having passed his 101st birthday. Mr. Thursday ee o | ay22 £ T > e < 175 | each, $3.00. Send tor sampies and 10 Shetueket St, Norwich, Ct. | Priest still does the work around his S et : B bt it e ayiod Administrator ¢, & & | §25.00 & month &alary,, Inquiry of Qle3 | prices for ahy Drincing you ure in neeu encer Trask & Co. New aork J]| house and regularly leads the parada g T sS4 8 winter re 'rl‘YH“\ to NOTICE TO: CREDITORS, !‘kx;n:er Mystie, Conn. R. F. D. 4. :‘Jnn’lh” Bulletin Combany, Nerwici, ‘orrespondent. o | en Memor] day | ar A%Colar ar Fronses mern X O gt — | at rwich. within and for the District WANTED —Agents, eall on best peo- FOR SALE OR TRABI—Go0d 10-800¢ s s s . : a A '0) ¥ 101 | 35 NN, R et BUNISt | it ARar seller: metting 3186 oo Sach | oS OR SALE OF MMADI-Geod 10-acte - 5 A1 MO amnual Corn, RxpOStion home in this town, ome from Florida. Danbury and Sullivan The houss received from the senate | 7op daughter, Eale; free particulara. W. Trank Down- | Lelglinors, on (eichhone and Lo i D: wmims e | on Thur o report . accept- | A ang danchic sox AYLING, Judge | g Ca, 62 Center St. Wallingford, Ct. | Un Sieuay sienttn wiin woil squibped THE BREWSTER FARM, | lo February 8, 1913, the United Siates rLOWER AND FRUIT | river bridse wh onalg & “Perking, late ot mariia = SFS. Wil Cluer Wil and saw i, do- | ewned by Frunk W. Brewster be lor- | Department of r.wfi-iumutnv x‘;mfit lendar T meas . said District, deceased. - ilg guod Dbusiless; aboul v -—wise | wich Conn., situated 3 2f a mile sout. three carlpads of illustrative material, NARKET PROGRAMME. | na measur ; et el WANTED. polver ‘OVerWheels; ‘excellent GAL [ of Poquetanuck, on high §round, syat. | cecupsing 8,000 square foet of flour — - - ot oo con Wil | annexed . eite A DRESSER TENDER, Yoom WOUse, MW barn, pousity wouse | looking tho Lhimes river and Botder: | ooonb: 3 0 Banoing on Strests Friday After- 1 rejection of and sheds; Lood land, suud 1AL, Daf- | ing on onc of its branches. The man- | SPACe = provided for ten towns in 2 house (although near (Of,#ald deceased to Dring N\ boly to TANTIC WOOLEN'COL, - | utn "Rrice: ihe thmoomm s sl ar cras oy Ao noon—Programme at Roman Steps | ihc city of ke action was e ore ORCHE Tr 0 CHISLR oS by | may 12 Yantic, Conn, | L0r Cullage in f Hoaf towl. Earucu- , is well kept) is 2 sian beech is noted for its | Waterbur 1 with a copy of tils order, o a1 v i surrounded by beautiiu manufacture of cas furniture, et June 10th. gupost nearest to the place | g FOR SALE—Q. L C. s, thorou; | Excell ; Mot as DALt of said deceased la el, a a s s R s Several hennerys and an icehouse, 2 Sxcellent oak grows in pa £ L Cown, and by publthing the | § | SRl e e e ey S A A picetiouse. 200 | iy Caucasus while other trees, such S D ahvanth [EEunl on} plenty of (rutt, sbun- |as elm, \birch, pine, maple, ash and house ¢ morn- antor & aital Theaut: SR fent condic : r Daniel Sullivan and daughter, hice In a newspaper having a Ui 10 By b b NOFWAL CURL - s | urpose ing the b o | eiventatton: In: sela Distoier. o - | dance of wood and ove: L300 wor aby B ! cEislative. cub of 1915, | deitecp of Now Josden pre [CIEAI] LB G o B eRe WANTED AT ONCE. SO B ISR | R B AT Rl o T folin play- | St e afie visit with Mr. + HAMMOND, KNOWLTON COMPANY, |¢4id DLriutce I COruet, dLav; Lwuv, | Woodiund, some fruit and 200 ioads of | been the copyist and indexer of the mandolin f H erl - Fe | ANNIE C. CHURCH, Putnam, Conn. | 35:UU; 9w0l, 36.00; 10,uu, $10.00;; " ovy | barn feriilizer; soi ning tools wiil | supreme court in the District of Co- Italian ol clected as follow e v an@: Julis o Manine | Gtk m, Dotelicals, $xX9 iy, prifted, iavs Luvs, | be sold with the Tie price 1s | lumbia for 22 years, has been appoint- salo hes Morris Web= | oo ors e e | A b aEvE wubo” SuSh it Siod: Ou | siaht, terms easy and Doasession giveis | ed nosistant clerk Of the Court, beins hour, beginninz After e S i | ~omic creditors of sald de- 230; 000, SRS Deioute Sino0s a0 | | SLES0 buys a four-raom bumgalow | the first woman to hold this position. : s Bk e et e o 3a0i ebun 3EO0T 1000, "elsiduy S0 | T improvements, near frallclnils | $1.500. ! ) 2 < treet | 5 Stiieineits,” $i%ss, " Printea, $1.40; | property is at Pleassnt View. inauire Naugatuck: ovar en and | We want 50000 Dozsn FRESH | TGSl S0t Sl ibint, $100M Sogli it : < ety The tate" Toagiin Milles 15 sald’ t6 en e g e o : iRt oneh anica: rinting of cvery ' description | aone | Send for Wileox's Farm Bullatin— e i, 5 streets: 1sea bank cor- | 3 L. Purcell. Hartford Palmer . ayzea ] 5 - e et nindan or WILLIAM A. WILCOX, scanned the newspapers with avidity,* ner, Frankiin sa to Preston bridge, | RePesentatives Frank E. Healy. Wind- Inherits House. JENNIE GETCHELL ~EVERITT 33-41 Commerce St. Real Estate Broker. e told. ~and tamAb coplens’ clpd Wlen street s McKinley avenue | £0° Locks: William ©. Thoms, Water According to the distribution of the/| vs. Frank J. Everitt. Supplemental FOR SALE. No. 41 West Broad St., Rooms 1 and 2, | i tie preferred communing with to armory, Norwich T , Bliss | DY Hary . Eleart, = Coichester;i. g D ol 2 G oA GENVINE #HONUGHAPH, in first Westerly, R, I nature to books, "he only volume in { B Wi e Woskaorcn | donald, Putnam: Charles 7 g |y State of Comnecticut, County of New WANTED AT RS Sy WOrth | metephones: Office 365, Reaidence 521 [ his den was & Hible” square to Chelsea Paradc, Pear! strect New Milforg = e e G S e THE PLAUT. B e g e street and West Sayorool gfllo |, Unon the’ complaint of the sald Jen- | cooks, Housework Girls, Farm Help, | mayou What was expected to bo a complete Thamesville, rankiin P, set L e b P o so Lo watal, Hel(.é for at;ishora o 5 —_— history of lllnr;r:‘,\erdm\xdrnx\l\‘mr?l;ymv‘v;ls“::‘l; = 2 | reasons thel ORI >, 4, and may make immediate ap- “OR SAL rinished by of J 3 Ehsines Farade o1 5 Representative Ariel Shkoe Polishes now pending before this Céurt, having | JiE e, e B L ety iy e R FOR SALE | Gardiner In & private hospital in Boss S %l iake a | Simsbury & heen returned thereto on the first |PUSERR o) o MENT BUREAD, | returds, WU sill0N NG " Rasy ton. ¥r, Gardiner tansht English in £ B Senate Clerk Kenneth FINEST QUALITY LARCEST VARIETY ‘uesday of January, 1913. terms it desired, the university for 28 years, resigning bemefit of the plaverou | B J 9 It appearing to and being found by | M. J. COSCORA;A' Supt., Central Blds. THE PLAUT-CABDEN CO., Fine house and stable. House in 1910 to become editor of the Har= “ N | 5 T “2LB0O” this Court that Frank J. Everitt, the may6d Main direet, ||| arranged for two flats with i Alannl BuBetin B oo of Jobn M lmary W > oo % =i said defendant, Is absent from this - ||| medern conveniences. Sitaatea |f} vard Al = = . Hicks was burned to the ground on T dam clears and ! T cenato o 3 FOR SALE. BRchema street ¢ the best \ Tuesday by a fre of own ori- | Archibald Jr. RHridsepo casivas and eather fifte AN wong ta Bar i unkuan, gnd R B GENOIN R VT AL, Witk L e ey e tioae e the ey Lord Claud Hamilten, who was \ &in. | Mayro Keeney, Somers: Charles e e | raDiaiat: e EiveR Aty reaaieen Ly T selections, at $17.25; 33.25 first pay- ||| Lot frenting pn Sachem street, elected to parifament before either Avery, Norwich: Representatives Her- e hoxes with | order of notice heretofore lssued, and Seashore Land for Saia ment, $1.33 per week 100 foce and abaut 200 feet deep, ||| Disraeli or Gladstone became prime e e e in sncbors wid | dider of motfes Berciofers baned, and i’ PEAUI-CADDIN C0. r e ateai || minister, ina 15 thia the st ik with | W. Marsden, - Madison; Joseph il P o 5 Foliy acies Ui wigh JWNC siluate on | _ MayGd Main Street, S 4 rents te effen, - ||| the house of commons as it was in the i Stonine y order of notice In the premises, — A few goo v e | Hesebro. Slonington: William ( 5 e of notice In the premizes, ot | 8tto Mmavadam pesa everiwoking he R | days of the Palmerston, Russell and F | Rungee, Greenwich: Thomas J the pendency of said complaint b | A nat Segie e Balnt sullty 98 AGRICULFURAL LIME, : M. BEOKLEY. | Derby administration, has decided ta Oh! My Poor Feet | noum; cirard s "oa. woor | o e e o e | Beagiees Mol ongie Werl Bl | wve vt put o paciond fatn gue comina b, pEokiEy || e e et general election. . e E atk v, Middietown: GIGTARY combin Norwich Bulletin, a newspaper print- | ~ e N M. g H, B. By storehonse hud pan supply xour gde- :oy Building, Phenes 724 | EZ0, a Refined Ointment, Drives Out | I° nex UnionsStHartss o Sl i il ed in Norwich, Conn., ence a week for FiANA W, CO¥, mands for iiis'sure erop producer. The || 275" feain Btreet. 3682 While Glendenin, the Post- Sereness, Pain and Misery Nl e SRt e o Dibrnis b Pan gxperis o tno countiy’3ey the stound | L e e e was wilting o R Resinn = BILT EDGE™ (jsonly nor before the 17th' day of May,| 6 High Street — Westorly, R L | JImestine 15, botton soiwe five. PHont - ) along the hank ef the Penobscot last R bave tried heros ome that 15 ab- i e AEE: ] cks and Polishes ladies and childze 13 declid by thé bug, ton eor garload, T E e = Weelk he saw & salmon (rying to make e & % this little misundersianding yud sho Shines without rubbing, ily erder of Court = ALLIAMS & O, its way up fue river. When the fish Get a sar og flfi t5-Oay) Just e S AR ‘hu\””l‘h“ J “Trench Gloss,” 10¢ HIEBERD R, NORMAN, EOR SALE came (0o near \Im, >:mru‘ Alr, g ‘uh-nu: rub it on and youwTl be Tid of all sorc- m, the mildes hi 3 K33 combination for gentlemen Assistant Clerk of the Superior Ceurt - seized it with his hands and drew i nmrzéh\;:mx. perspiration. | dapancse Wil do, Wil L o ducide o SBABY ELITE® (vinedon e ssniicncn for New London County, may16d aié Orses |=—— = : ikt of the water, The salwon welghed < o spend one Yen on 1 horor (izeir shoes Jook A1, | Restores color and lustge 3. oo A good seven roum Solta ith m@od- | eight pounds, 1“bat BZ0 will surprise you, | Punumi 1 posiiion ai San 1§ 15 black shocs, Polich with a beush or clotll ho7 whe. neve: mives hkR loa 3 ¥ cuts, fiv : o L BEE BE0 Sl Arprias fiou: | Panama Lxposition i Sn Fr B e e e e o B inex ase nere wie best toad or v | Peck’s Keal Estats Agemcy |oofhorotieii ave et Wk 4 et BZ0. ivs fme for suaburn, | Tribunc. “ 29 (i liquid form with = gounty lnayen fhied 2 < 5 . A. PRENTICE el Lo Japan GIler Serviug seven ama after shaving. At al| . OO Do - S“QUICKWHITE” (o tiusd fom =ity MONEY LOANED blocky Dusiess kind. Come and ses FARMS A SPECIALLY B g e S L gl Al M B e e e T '\l:""‘“‘“ and whilens dirly canvas shoes,10¢. and 2 Gnds - AR Sa P R G S B Phone 303 86 CHI Stseb: | Xe 8 A8 A forelgn. minister, of Sent. hat the siate board of equal- - 1fyourdeal nd vou want:send s [+ Tel. 1139. may2a 132 Spring' St., Willimantic wpan, a position for which he has Nu to raise the 1912 grand BReprice i to deal with. *‘ w M received much favorable mention of list of Ansonia a million and a ha WHITTEMORE BROS. & CO., ., ColaaTimal Loss Go. WiteN von want to put suur bus DR. ¥. W. HOLMS, Dentist| o . .. long been in the diplo- The grand list now totul 1S Cambridgs, Mass. 142 Muin Street, Upstmirs. ¥ 2 4 i- z T % | matic service, having been secre . 4 3 o tabl isred 1572 ss befors the public, there is mo me- | THIMRE 1s 10 a@vertising wedium | syawno i, R o service, chavings bien Slobie 5 500,000’ and the addition wiil briBg Zhe Oidest cud ’ dEndabliss g s | Gram Better than through the adverns- | Bastern Connecticut sgual to The Buls 2 s 5 s e of the Jupanesc legation in St Peters Lavkes wfacturers of : the' Jlist to §12,000,000 Tive Polisiiés in ihic World, [ ing columns ot The Bulletin, iétin for business resulis Teleyitons 633 octiog | burg as far back as 1596,