Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 14, 1913, Page 8

Lawn Fete of St. James’ Parish Successfully—Old Home Elliott’s--Cldldren at Ready for. Busine Today. rear of St. the Solax company, With | enjoyable Wedhesday. Gilmore as Kelly. night poluts. The Scapular. societ Children {mons Can he irench “Chfidrer ithe soda andjce the dauntless | (he auspices of ihe me enemy and comes, the Baptist socicty own. The other ptotoplays are | mand. The women of Lhe Chemistry Counted, a powerful {sold china in a dainti! drama; Palmistry is an edu- | booth near by. Onec of the great ‘picture showing how the palm ! traction: d the full history of { Through Canada ofered by art. The Mutual Week- | Anne societ During in this Dill with its store of { excellent concert Wwis siven news from all over the | Jamles' bax Bean' Remova:di‘! one of | for the fete. tone comedies seen ; R e Old Home Day. got rid of an undesirable neigh- . Manager Craig made a big Rit his own song, In Dear Old Ire- of Mary with the sale of /mysiery- boxe: of Mary, . ostl by St. ziven an visiy at Eil iy, when Beld. A large number of old settlers, former resident and out of excelient. opportunity $ BREED THEATRE D Feature To-day. served. Te programme was present at the Breed pecing %o Bob. the reprodustion on plcture screen of their hilarious at the Drawbridge. It is a Wid |, qress 1 of rollicking eve:lhl:- h‘:fi was intercpersed. R g T MR Ladles’ quartetra composed of Mre. A close views of the ball nines, with one of the finest mo- elocutionist from Providence, tained the audience; Rev, J ers of Bast K Sayies and Miss Glad; 8 ‘ang will ‘great succese. The va lp-.nm;gccv'i:rws o;tAh: boothe =t which frult, liome ithis city, take cake n.d the. 18 'a huge success, | weil ‘well for the ability of the : : ‘operator, who made this picture, L. terprise for Manager| Service was held Wednesday after- in securing It Miss 1da|noon in St Jumes' church for the in- fant of Louis and Rosana O'Clare. Burfal was in St. James’ cemetery. L. E. Kemnedy was in charge of the fu- ten | neral arranzements. R Costollo. s = ie horse owned by Louis en- in Hong|nedy which was injured Tuesday af- #'g | ternoon in Moosup is somewhat im- Proved. The wound torn in the chest of the animal was not s deep as was les, ous tronized. at first feared, but had the wing of the | wagon cut an inch deeper the windpipe would have been severed. The horse did not run away, as stated, but was Tun into by another team. Howard Hunter of Brookiyn, N. Y., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hamilton of Railroad street, _<mong improvements made in town Wednesday the laying of a_pavement around the horse trough at the park was noticed. Formerly the earth around the trough became - muddy which extended over the crosswalk between the park and Main street. It is thought that this nuisance and in- convenience will end as soon as the paving is completed. ‘Among those from out of town who atiended the Old Home day at East Killingly Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Pray of Pawtucket, Hon. Clarence A. Aldrich of Provi- dence and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Chase of Ma)den, Mass. Children’s Day at Wildwood, Wildwood park was thronged with <children Wednesday at the annual Children's day celebration. The pa- vilign looked like the old lady’s shoe in Mother Goose. All the youngsters were siven souvenire of dainty fans, Sesiise house, | Barasols and other objects of childis] B otk B RS o 30| Dleasure. | The popiorn man Ang (i change was made to give | S0da_ dispenser had their hands full Sccommodation to those who | SubDlying the demands of the young people as they returned from their launch rides or boating. Long before this popular house | 3 0'clock the open air theatre was e s by sbay who wii | hronged with happy Youngsters await- vaudeville at- | ing the rst act of the vaudeville. The Photoplays | 8014 watch was awarded Miss. Ade- At toplays | fiide Billings of Killingly. Afer the . show the remainder of the afternoon was spent in dancing at the pavilion nng in Iu)dl’l"g. 4 g 7 3. Among thofe from Danielson who Conmactiout Experiment Statien In-}.iended the 0ld Home day at Biliottr | Wites Its Friends to Mt. Carmel on | ville were W. N. Arnold, Henry Bur. Friday. ton, M. W. Babson, Hiram Burton, » Henry Mason, Mr. and. Mrs. . "he Conmeoticut Agriculturs! Ex- | James and guest, Mi: Jenkins, to OPENS NEXT MONDAY. change which will season is in the seating Instead of the old way balcony reserved at 20 lower section of the the first ten rows will be reserved at through Director B. | Philadelphia, and Mr. and Mrs. A. F. fnvites all who are in-|Wood. an outdoor meeting at its Will Close Stores at Noon. field, on Friday. August| A petition circulated abont town for or should the day be stormy, on | the purpose of obtainine signatures of . the 16th. fleld of twenty acres is used [ who will close their stores at noon to- Hor experiments with fertflizers and | day for the remainder of the day {n mixtures, for breeding work | order that the owners and employes | corn and green manures, and | park was signed by the following: -A. mature of certalu fungous diseases. | P. Woodward, Gallup Bros. & -Linder, variety of crops are | the Sperry & Hutchins Trading Stamp in small plots. store, A. W. Williams, the Bosion Dry Wark will be_explained by the | Goods Co. Louis Lague, N. T. Hurlbut, #taff and after lunch there will | Gaston Mainden, W. Puize, William A. on_timely~topics. The | Burrows, J. Farron, J. C. Wilter, A. basket plan &t 12.30 p. (R, James Henry Dembo, Adolph Vin- | will furnish tables, | cent, Julien Bésac, J. B. Lacus, the Chureh C n. I half mille South of | Frank Winklenfari, . T. Preston, A. E. tion, and very near | Meech, Austin & Conwell, A. Arming- Haven and Waterbury trol- [ton, L. J. Fournler, A, V. Mathien, rked “Waterbury | Keystone store, ‘E. H. Keach Co; K. ew Haven Green | A. Darbie, A. Spinosa, L. A. Bradford, | alf hour. N. A. Jordan. Ybung Bros., Burroughs | Drug Co. A N, Smith, Louls Viens, Criuty, s tor | People's Light & Power Co., A, F, etinttal s mns, which are e | Beanrexard, 1. J. Morin, H. O, Knfght, over the country. is spending ten | F. B Bitgood, George 8, Brown, Crys. Mre. Harold Woodruft at|tal Water (o, ©O. Thomns, W, drive. Although past 93 |Eacon, Quinebaus store, Mps, H, &, Men'a - Guting | (orera, The first evéning of the lawn fete!ited {ri being given on the grounds.at theiday, K '+ lerge number gathered tusre. Decorat- | 3 o £ #d beoths were stationed at d.lflm';x-xt} Big Outing of Business Men {fl#im Five had pre- yared fancy ‘articles for sale; while the smused their ' pa- ‘ y was dispeused at.the booth of under of the 8t Jebn t at-!and of the evening was the Trip | (o the St nessed, it is veming @m | hix leagiers grecn with envy. Wednes- day odds were 10 to 1 that the winning the larsest score, but ing decided to wait to players ola fri aaRtl iwore bafore placing their money. Af- d friends @nd acquaintances: werad RS, SERED game, undivided attention %1H be given to regular Rhode Island , which oifercd its services | to tville grove, East Killing- annual Old Home day was town friends gathered to enjoy the day. Soon —_— . fter noon an exceilent’ clambake un- "—-l Picnic of the Elks” Local der the direction of Silas Spink was Potter, Mra, Clarence Chandler, Miss | made cindy were for sale were Jette, W. J. Cratg, | { turned o Da ‘owned D, Kenworthy is enjoying by Cheney shipped to this evening, James' church was most e for they “TODAY AT WILDWOOD. Towne—An Attractive Programme. ete the Lusizess men thelr annual cuting, s ) beiween ew London at wiich ball said, w 1 open, the festiv ving will be wi teamwould has vetersns at ba Isee what coiufed suits the clambake under the supervision of Hi | Highness King George Jacques. the skill with which he prepares i B opportunity to sit down to a fea: prepared by this well known chef. cial performance will be given. lowiny Fol fered the winners of the events, At this time there will be tug of war, 90 and 50 yard dashes, three icgged race, a pipe race and fat men’s roce. Interesting Address Promised. union midweek prayer service tonigh in the Methodist church includes Misges Grace Spaulding Stanton, who recently sessiong work' of and attended | ticular. stre: movement. on the Campfire Gi PUTNAM of W. R. iness Men’s Outing—Dr. Improving Slowly. Overiool D. MclIntyre an Mr. and Mrs. A, childrdh the Niantic '¢amp grounds. Mrs, ‘M. G. Leonard has returnes Rey. Mas: 0. W. the Baptist church Sunday. Gone to the Mountains. Mrs. Marion Ernshaw and Dr. e past month. |t : Mass. { of Grove street. | from two weeks' stay at Niantic. 1 Mrm. j antic camp grounds. i Fire Afarm ‘Tested. and testy were rung Wednesday morn | ing. * The Drop- } tional Sunaas Pparty Friday | Mirs. Durfe Smith_ has | & lengthy! visit on Cape Cod. > W. R. C. Picnic. n class of the Congrega. R, R.|/ September. ith is the date of the Allie Ball, of f2nnual all-day picnic of A. Gv War- £ iner W, R. C. No. 38, which is to be i held af the home of Mrs, Hiram Bar- rett, oh Grand View. Interest in Business Men’s Outing. Tt is expected that five towns wil merchants and. business. men | be interested -at the Business Men’s today As most of the stores close this afternoon many from this tobacco~ for the study [may attend the outlng at Wildwood | City Wwill enjoy the outing, which is | outing -at Wildwood ' park (Thursday), to “lnclude. a- shore dinner, band con: gert,\ theatre, .ete.. -Tubbs’ a Putnam band will. furnish music. Minor Mention. N. _W. Kenncdy, former editos o the Windham Cotnty Observer, i relatives, Canada. B of thi; and relatives, tlent at the Day Miss Sarah this weex, Mrs. weele at S Mr, acd Kimball ‘hospital eleh d Peach, 2nd blind, she is able to | Dowe. J. B, Philiips and A, Weisbers, Bsrough Officiale Meet. 1 At the monthly meeting of the bur- | sses Tuesday evening the buflding icution for the erection of the long niicipated frelght station wiis &p- proved.© The questicn of plucing @ Hght on th chandstand at Davis park was referred to the light committee, the electric light contrdct being sign- ©d as presented. Approval was also \glven to the proposal of John Gilbert 1o construct a sewer on Maple street. A wommunication concerning health, nuisance and sanitary by-laws, pre- sented by Dr. W. H. Judson, was re- ferred to the public service committee. Clarence F. Gifford, formerly of Dan- ielson, visited friends in town Wed- nesday. Mr. Gifford, who bas charge of the church in North Tiverton, R. 1., for the summer, expects to return to IIFFER CHEMICAL CO. Brown university next month to .re- sume his graduate work. Mo. Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Kent A. Darbie are at Children Worms. [ Watch Hill today. * restiess, Catholic Chapel at Oakland, 7 DO Much interest has heen shown by the BO86OF | Catholic residents in_town wha own cotfages ai Oakland Beash ' tha Foe 8P= | port that & ch belng bulll thers, | Ground vox v for ihe | new #dilico 187240, with The sirpe- a long tims to endure the ‘burning, itching, smarting, skin- as_“tetter—another for Seems good to alse, that Dr. Hobson's Ecze- has provea a perfect D. L. Kenney writes:—*T can- tly express my thanks your Dr. obson's Eczema It has cured my tetter, nwu.t%r’m ;o druggists or by mail, & Osgood Co. Have Your ing ¢ {ture will be of e aitbdotive bungalew 8 type (e corncrsione being iAiq carly in September, peforc the Bummer pes- [idents lexvo fex (heir homes, aagording Lto the plans of ihe gontrestor. Gharles Guenons, Berviees will be heid &afl e by the Rev., P, J, Malene af Meray, your mission of Ouv Lady of i Greenwieh, 5 Aitention during the nes: hous Weds | pesdny wus fecused en the loading of B cattle car at the loeal freight gla- spending tnls wrek Misg Barah . Bo: Bound View. iay bas ¥ Pler. 7 William Davis, of Elizabetn, N. J has been the guest of ine. relstives. 3liss. Elizo, n M Hin, Buests of felin in v Aliss Inez Brower ls New Haven friends. Camping at the Mr. and Mrs. E. M. camping at Webster Lake, tize Lake. About 15 cows and a half dozen Brighton, Iga White of Broad street vis- cads in East Killingly Wednes. All’ romds Tead to Wildwoed park to- { Norwich, New Iondon, Willimantle, While { Ppiner ‘ang Danielson will gather for Tugs will be dis- ayed by members of the different as- ‘as in great/de- Lsoctations, each akraciation being iden- me Society | tified hy @ specal color. A ball game | wines revresenting Norwich il make, the Al of eastern’ Connecticut has heard of bake, and the news that King George {would dish the chowder has attracted Following the repast, a most | MoTe than one who has long awaited was presented, Ethel Mathewson, an enter- . Leath- ngly dellvered a-short ic by the Volunteer band The Bast Killingly At 3 o'clock all hands will adjourn to the open air theatre, where a spe- the entertainment, sports will be held in front of the pavilion, where contestants: will strive for prizes of- various The special programme arranged for report of the Northfield conference by Grace the thete, and an address on the the Young Women's Christlan association by Miss Alice Jacobs, Miss Jacobs, who is actively engaged in the work of the association, will lay par- Test of Fire Alarm—All-Day Picnic C.—Lively Interest in Bus- are spending this month at from a visit with Providence relatives, Toyer of Somerville, formerly pastor of the Thomp- son church is to occupy the pulpit of Ernshaw and daughter Miss McDougal of New York city are at the White mountains, N. H. after visiting Mrs. M. G .Leonard of South Main_street Miss Emjard of South Main street s spending this week at Princeton, C Kent of Boston .is the guest of ifs parents, Mr.-and Mpe. E. B. Kent | Miss Helen Bradley has returned i inbe ! has returnes from % stay st tne nio| NEW YORK The fire alarm system was examined to have alawn returned from band of ! Norwich, a band from Danielson and Is 3 | spending - his vacation’ with ,Puinar, Phillp Gagne_fs visiting relatives i CITY. | Ira Cutler of Denver, Col, formerly (. §s visiti=z Tocal friends | Mrs,. Willlam D. ¥s¥iolds has re- le aftew peing e pa- is-at Newpori Jerry Tanb® s gpending ghils Alexander &limart Rré® rnec from, . _week's visit at Narragansett is spenda z.ant are zuest of Barney arc South. _at ‘his_home here. + L. F. Kinney of Jewett City, while residents of Danielson will |yorking a¢ hig trade, that of 5 paint. awn party in North SterUng | ey, in Hartford, 23 years ago, fell from a ladder and broke his leg. The Himb been stiff ever: since, and other trouble developed -near - the' break, which has never healec.. He goes' to- day 4o the Backug hospital, where Fe_will remain twe and possibly three Weeks- for- treatment in Skin graft- ing. . Moving to New York. Dr. R. H. Lissenthal-is to move his family and & parc of his business to New York. the first of September. Miss _Alive Burdick is visiting rela- tives in “Massachuseits. Miss Laura Jodoin is spending a week at Narragansett Beach. Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, of Adams, Mass, are guests at.Daniel Finn's, Kicked by a Horse. Fred Menard was kicked by a.horse Wednesday while delivering goods from Casavant's -store. ~ He, with Clovis Casavant, weas in_Sylvandale, both riding on the seat of the wagon. Without warning the horse kicked, knocking Mr. Menard over into the back of the wagon, Mr. Casayant was thrown-out and dragged along for a few feet, but clung, to the reins and stopped ‘the horse. He was not in- jured. Mr. Menard had a bad gash on one knee and his ankle was hurt. ‘The horse was a new one and is used to being driven double.~ The owner, F. X. Casavant, lost both his horses last week, necessitating buying the new one. e trom (= = is a st Fair ‘Haven—Some of the dealers will begin shucking oysters about Sept. 25 for the early trade, but orders are light so early in the season. About Sept..1-is the usual time for beginfing the ovster season. AS-MOON 2 and Hay-Fever Cured to Stay Cured. Don't ‘be skeptical - about _AS- MOON the modern ememy of Hay- Fover, Hay-Asthma, Rose-Cold, and Asthma. A trial of our remedy wili prove in the worst cases, miti- gation at once and eventuaily a sur AS-MOON is the only thing that ever gave me any relfef. [ suf- fered so I could not open my eyes, the third dose relieved -me, and cured before finishing tho bot- tle. M. E. Stony Hill N. L. Conn. Order 'through your druggist. Two prescriptions. One weel's ~troat- ment, $1.50. Sold by all druggists. a % a it a rl TRAVELERS’ New L.ondon d (NORWICH) Line a| —To— NEW YORK STEAMERS City of Lowell and Chester W. Chapin Choose this route next tme Sou §0 to New York. Youll have i delignttul voyage on Long lsiana Sound and a superb view of the wondsriul skyiine and waterfront of Manbattan lsland. Steamer leaves Now_London at 1i p. m. daily, due New York, Pier_ v IZast River, at 6.45, and Pier 40, Norin kiver, 7 o'dlock Dext morning. Tickets and staterooms {rom ticket agent railroad station. Meals a la Cart NORWICH $l & ‘ New England Steamshin Co. DIRECTORY. k : Rew York | CHELSEA LINE Fare $1 Freight and passenger service airect to New York, ‘From N:lrwlch fu‘exflz’ . Thuse- uve Sundays, at b1t p. m, New Tork, Pler 25, East Rizer, foot Roosevelt Street. Mondays. ‘Wednesdays, I'ridays, at § p. m. i 1 ight received until 5 p. m. F. V. KNOUSE. Agent. & | Plaut-Cadden C | wien, % ~WANTED, ~ —_— WANTED—Middle aged w. wants position at housework or kiichen work n hotcl. Apply te Bex 84, Greeneviile Postottice, 0T augidd WANTED—Your sewins macninfe to glean ana repair, 1 wihi mako like a new. one. fireas of satistied customers. K. tephenson, the old rellable, 47 Hickery i, Norwich, Conn. Phone 1982- auzidd WANTED —7lLree nrst class agents; none but frst class need upply. Ad- aress Box No. 15, Bulletin Otrce: augidd WANTED_Two experienced plumb- ers.” Appiy B. A. Manchester, Westeriy, R. augisd ANTOD A barber & afternoons. Apply { Thames St auglsd WANTED—Oid geess featier beds; best casn prices puld; ol mahogany furpiture and antiques aiso DOWENI. Address C. ¥. Dickiuson, General Deiv- ery, Norwich, Ct. augls BARBER WANTED—ADPIY ) gan House Barber Shop. WANTED—Room and board in pri- vate family. Address ox iv, Bulletn. auglzd WANTED _Hall's Barver Schools, 814 Washington St, HoSton, Mass. W ages, room, board, raiiroad Ticket furnisned by “51 Co-Gperative Fropusitions.” line, six w it work ords FOR SALE. FOR SALE—Ress ensilage catter No. \1‘3‘1 and 86 it swivel carrier, ot R. raimer, Baglevilie, Conn. auglid FOR SALE—s ou; 1 single or all togetner. ihone ¥lé-d uugizd FOR BhLE—24 o miich cows, 40 fancy Helstein Spring= ers, alse -ene spruce sile 14x24 feelj must be solé this week and wili name @ very reasonable price. ‘Felephene ¥3-4, Willimantic Division: oS Sndrpe, North Frankin, Mass. auglid ¥OR SALE_Two mail wagons, one new; onc iray mare, 10 years eld) one black mare, ood ariver and worker: ©extra choice new. J. . mmpten, Ne. Frankim, Cenm: suglid TOR SALH-Two-scated surrey. Ap- PLY BIubst soiduc, oppusite Veiver Mul, “Tativiiie. “auglad FOR SALIL—One 1012 Tourist _.cad- ing sancard motoroycle, fully equip- Ped, 4 h. p. best drive, trip milometer and mpeédumeter, norn, waistie, NEht ADd CKFTYING iy Of exiras, new piscon 80d TiLgy, hew 0eit; Will seil 1or one- haif cosi price. it Interesied, Grop a card 'to Box 446, anielson, Cunn., and 1 will_call. | apriziuine FOR SALE—Brollers and roaster Hiils Urove roultry #arm, frea ‘our- Teliotie, Mgr, ‘aen Tio-s. % augida hite-bulldog two Yea 01, KOO VA LGHUUE LV DOWLTYM&N. b TWANTED_Experienced silk winders, als0 learners. Ais0 & few EOOU Weay ors. Apply West Side Mk il Jyzea " Sugid o in, BUX 42, W inGuam. Lugsda WANTED—Automobiles to clean, at | ~ FOR SALE—One (hrec-seat plat— the. Publlc Wash Hignd, rear of BIKH | fory spring wagon, Dearly Lew; @iso Home. de24d | ne ligat surrey. C. tigbee, Wind- auglid FOR SALE ~Four Cows; singie or a (OMOLLEr, FAUKS bav-ar wugiza i WANTED — Lecemouve brakemen, wages about 10 ence unnéoessary. “nend uE¢, Stwmp. kailway, care Buller Iylvd WANTED—Mail Cariers _ Wanted. $6b to 3110 & maonth. Norwicl ex- aminations coming. Spesimen aues- tions free. Frankiin instituse, Dept. 5 ¥, Rocliester, N. Y. Jyiva fremen, experi- FOR BALE—AbOUL Gv penny urciads 5, #5AEDE, €CC. J. A, GUUOK, 10X idy, Conn. ayasd_ TFOK BALE—35.00 Gyegiasses fof $Lys, Probersy Gited, Burnnam's izl Jaair mt. iysa Ok SALI—A second-nand Ford au. tomopile. Fione ey, Nerwiell, or ud- aress ¥s Frankilu Bi. Jysd WANTED—Plano tuning, A. G. Gor- dop: 9% Frospect BL. City. Vel vaa. 271 FOR SALL —miab Woud, 510V lonELas, $4.00 GOTG, oLy BAM Golde . A BUl WANTED — Hired men, single, 10 work on larm and board with lamily; $26 & month salary. inquire of Gien Hock Farm (Ledyard). ~Fred sands, Manager, Mystic, Coan, R. ¥, D. 4 HELP WANTED Day Laborers, Farm Hands, Hotel Workers, Genéral Housework Girls. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. M. J: COSCORAN, Supt. Central Bldg. augld WANTED We want a reliable firm to sell our choice 6 per cent. Oklahoma Farm Mortgages on commission. 3 IaFd. PLORS 0§6-1%. decssa~ FOR SALE OR TRADE—Good 10-scre Lurin, Wei locuied, near Viusge and Delsiburs, on teleplone and . #. L. on Bieady stream, Wit weil equipped SC180 M, Clder ulill und Saw mid, eo- ing good’ business; ubout 60 Lorse | power over wieeis; exceilent exghi- Toom house, LCW OArh, POULITY Louse ang sheds; oo land; guod Iruit; Dar Suin brice iur imalediate sile, oF (rade for cottage in or newr town. Farticu- ldrs. aryem's Agency, Whimaniie, Ot Lebloa 0L SALI—Lleven room house, with lot, 49 CLff St. Must be sold to’ ci eslate. G. V, iamiiion, Bxecutor, Main_ St FOR SALl will sell at a price that will surprise vou my large stock of millinery and fixiures, situated on Main St, opposite P. 0. Jewett City. Miss D. Peauregard. jedd THINK IT OVIR — 750 noteneads and 20 0% (regular busing iZe) envelopes, neatiy printed, for 31.50; 500 ior sumpies und euen 33.00.+ sond blank enveiope containing $o. Finder please return to Danteison House, Wii- JULIEN-KEENEY MORTGAGE CO., [ piices for any yrinting you are in need @ugl2TuThs Chickasha, Oklahoma | L TG Bullsti Cumpany, Nvswici. i orEOR SALE—O 1 C. pyfa,lumuux;rlf; reas, resisceced, huie beiler in U LOST. ANE B UND, COURTEY. LUUiow. (4l s NO7 4 SIODINE= LOST—Somewhere in Willimantic, a | 1oridy s OB e R Buton, The Co., Bidg., Norwich, Conm. ' auf2siuin $185.00 for a good manogany Mar- shall & Wendall upright piano, with stool and scarf, fuiy guardnteed. Terms $10 ‘down, $6 Der molL... The on’ b.dg., STuTh Norwich, Conn for & good Call today—a 500d barka Cadden Ct, Piaut-Cadden BIdg, wieh, Conn. augzsTID $328.00 for a fine high grade plano with 15 choice roils, fully g anteed for five years; call and xee this great player withoul fafl, ~.ne Flaut- Sadden Co. Plaut-Cadden Bldg. Nor- Conn! augZsiuTh | iR gene sl i L Hu of New York Citye o $102.00 buys a good Steinway Upright iano with stool und searf. ‘Terms 319 Sowa, 36 por monin, “Fne.SlaitCadden Co., Slagt-Cadden Hidg, Norwleh, Conn. h WALLIAM B. WILCOX . AUCTION . Auctioneer Ezéggggnuq Mrs. Egan has returned from an automobile trip through the Berk- shires. Mrs’ Walden Wright of New Haves ie the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Murp Misé Ejsle King is spending ner vas cation ‘at Litchfleld. Dr. Overlack. Impieving. ies o gain giow. o can now move himself a little | ~ in bed, which e wes uradle te de af first, Two tff: te most eminent spes glalistn n (e country, ene from New K trom’ Bostor, azreed in_tHe' dlagnesis of hig trouble an am Iieabloun AR ammation. o1 tha Fctin rih whers {; urtieulates with the gpinal Deing used tp ifferentiate if from an nflam- They Were den( thai e weuld uilimates 1y Feeever sniireugi admitting that it Yorik, the oth wsolymss, (s (erm “Iniesiious’ mHation s¢d by aceident, | aiso con would faki {ims, ‘New T pitied sene Engaged, Siin the e=eeption of th (redbing (carher, &ehpal veard bas the list eem= f " ihe teaehers of the high g man- Phe new. teach: | | NEW LONDON TO LONG ISLAS Bieemers of the Montauk Steamboas Co’ New Lendon for Gireenport. Sheltey Harboy week davs 10 g m.. 410 5. W, Hesbey peturning & &, m. 1230 5. m, WHITE ELEPHANT CAFE DAN MURPHY & €O, Ales, Wines. Liquers and Ciger Gornor of Watar and Mariet Bta J. B, GONANT 11 rugan se hilesione bo_smd the L. F. Q. 10s. g.p-m«;:-mu'mm jwegon, 1 ox cart,'1 By order of the Honorable Court ot Probate. w1l 3 and for the District banon, I Wil sell at tha late res: genee of Gilbert M. Williams, deceased, al Public Auction, TUESDAY, AUG. 1p, 1913, . ., 5 two miles west of Brick Chureh, on Coichesier road, ~the following — de- £0 1 twi ear caives, 1 elght mare, kind for ady one to 1"twelve year old horse, k.na and ok, 07 Year old, morg, brok a 1 sow, due in_ Gétober, shoates, 0 tons 'of good hay. 8 actes corn, ;‘ acre potatos i bout o tons of mow: oats in straw, tons meadow nay. i two-horse teamy -horse nied, 2 oles, Ow%s‘nu paln) ..’i carrisy 1 bu a Sleiah, 1 palr fearn ‘nerudss ght ari" jes, 2 1 ?a.ngm' > ooish Sonat B4 Ler u&wt mowin, -&‘hlfll’ i, e i SR ke Rl nkec Tks, 3 Indders 200 doat o A tables, chales, sta) , “aerpats, o o Furnt: e, T nm"&‘.rféfi’f}g;u# i _ ARTHUR O, WILLIAMS, auf12TuThs Administrater, Kots, A 008, | WHEN. ysu ‘wany t¢ gut your busic ness befors the.. diim better than 186 columas of The' limantic Camp Ground. augisd | 6% ne e RO S AR e ] aata Brincy Corner, 31405 city, last Saturcay mornmk, a $mall | noteheads, xvia, printed, $1.4V; 1,000, red cover memorandum 0ooK. NOLDINE | 32.10; 0,000, $b.50; Lv,ouv, $12.505 . bUT but figures anu names in same; Of no | jetterneads, 3% x11, printed, ¥1.79; 1,000, vaiue to anybody but tne owner. Ke- | $2.30; o000, $9.0p; 10,000, $i8.005 500 ward ir redurned to Builetin Uriice. bluneads, (X8, printed, 3l. 1,906, augidd $2.1u; 0,000, 3i.00 XU.G‘N,X 3‘1365“ B‘JV - e | Mirenien isx¥3s, printed, 1. LOST— Yellow and white hound, in | 1005, 3i-56; 5,060, $6.00% 10,000, $11.00: Norwich, and Irish terrier, lost in Bal- | Printing of évery = description — gone uc. Reward. Taftville Hotel. John |prompiiy. Send for sumples. wae Bul-| De “{Tetin Co. Printers an ra. Nor- Jairlais. augldd wich, Conn. i FOR SALE. ’ 40 SALI FIORSES. ust from the west with 28 DUt cHE6. sroul and MCEEE, & £400 DIENS:, o chunks and nicely broken: business for.a small sum. Terms yiy down-and |} e ung the prices are right. Come $L5¢ per week. The riaut-Caaden Co.d J00 " 000 Have several good sed- Plaut-Cadden Bldg., Norwicn, Conn. - | 2Rd sce them. i augsTulh g o b { = ELMER R. PICRSON. $125.00 for a good J. & C. fischer up- 3 right piano in perfect condition; cail Tel. 1139, waug6d today and hear tne tone of this fne In- strument, =~ Terms $10 down, $6 per | month. The Piaut-Cadden Ci rlaut- Caaden Bidg., Norwich, Conn. augzsTula ¢ $265.00 buys a beautiful walnut Hal- let & Davis uprignt plano, used less than six montas, Coe: hew 40073 rate chance, Terms 315 aown, $5 per montn. | .o i SR S *Plaut-Caaden Plaut-Cadden | °f Horses right from the wes: out of hard work, n weight _For sale by GEORGE B Ok JIPLIN, Tel. 192, Westeriy, jesd FOR SALE Eight-room Cottage with bath and steam heat, good barn and large lot, located five minutes’ walk from Main streét. Price reasonable. N. Tarrant & Co. 117 Main Strest, Norwich, Ct. LEGAL NOTICE. - AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at ~orwich, within and for the District of Norwl;h, on the 13th day of august, A. D. 1913. Present—NELSON J. AYLING, Judge Estate of Nancy M. Story, late of Norwich, in sald District, deceasea. The Administrator exhibited his ad- ministration account with said estate Lo the Court for allowance; It is there- ore ! Ordered, That the 18th day of Au- ust, A. D. 1913, at 11 o'clock in the 'orenoon, at the Probate Court Room in tae City of Norwich, in said District, be, and the same appointea- for bearing the and the said Admin- {strator ix dir to give motice there- of by publishing. this order once in ome newapaper heving & clrculatio; n said District, .at léast throe daye prior to the date of said hearing, and make return to the Court. _ NBLSON J. AYLING, Judge, wThe t“:-‘:u;x $nd foregoing 15 & true o Riront, **FANNID 0. CHUR nugidd b, > MONEY LOANED" lamonds, Watches, Jeweir> (et of AN LA‘?I:AJ, J-fl:l“a.- 12 By S on. and . ARE INSERTED AT THE RATEOF ° TO RENT. 0_RENT_Fogms suitabl hs’l 33 ng. juire adon, eux"flcxsnu?‘ I5er TuPas " 16 RENT_At Pine Grove, Niantic, Conn., eTished. summer cottage from Aug: 18th tor remainder of geason; good boating, bawing, fishing. re Mrs. Vars, 58 Hobare Ave., een 16-and 2 or 1°to § p. m:- - augdTurns FURNISHED BOOMS_single or for iight heusekeeping, 54 Weshington st “euglig - FOR BENT—Two flais; one of five robink: one of seven foome; ail modern improvements, 591 Main Bt M A Batris; Teiephone 18Y- augizd Mo RDNT—Nine-room tenement with improvements, 61 Cbureh St F. D. Denonue, Central Building: augsd o REBNT —: Fufnished rooms, with Priae T ot M4 Saniiin, Strest, Gver Avery's stere. augod RENT—No, § Union rosme With teiet, and pat £, fnguire 8. A. Gilbert, 141 Mun St Jrasa RENT—/Fonement at, 65 Frank- LS reet 6 1 Foomar . inquirs Buile- wa 01 Jyzsd “Ti0_RENT—F¥urnished $0om. ¢om- oy P nisnea: oo “oiivenionce Sor bouse keeping. SyEkd ISHED ROOMS—Central Jooa- Gon R R sbree, 16 Union BL nayisd o RENT—Lower Dart of 34 Wash- ingion B, § rooms aRd bath, with or without ghrage; aiso bouse of ¥ fooms and bath, ail yuprevements. . J. Lrad- ford, Bookbinder, 10§ Broadway, or at ¥ Washington after ¢ p. m. saylid ot msies s Jylid for light 2" Cong- . flat seven 4% Beheel sireet: SUMMER COTEAGES ¥or Remt—Fer Bale. Watet. Ml eckapaus, 7500 seknon. Rentals, $170- . inspectin by appoinisent. FRANK W. 6OT, £ 6 High Sireet, Westerly, R. L Long Distaace Telephone, mayiyd FORE SALE. 1 OFFER a fine house, barn, 3 acres of land with' fruit, near Gales Ferry, at a very attractive price. E. A. PRENTICE, - Phone 300 86 Cliff Street FOR SALE il At a sacrifice price if sold before August 20th - !] No. 145 Washington St. 4 Inquire of JAMES L. CASE, 40 Shetucket St.. Norwich, Cemn: | $2,000 Groton & Stonington Railway First Mortgage 5% Bonds BID WANTED JAMES L. CASE, 40 Shetucket St., Nerwich, Ot FOR SALE The fine estate known as the Prentice Place, No. 15 Cedar street. Large house, 12 rooms, about 2 atres of land, shrubs, fruit and shade trees, fine-view of Thames River and harbor. Reason for selling,”owner going dbroad to reside. Price and terms reasonable. THOS. H. BECKLEY, May Building, Phones 724 278 Main Street. 368-2 ||| SEASHORE PROPERTY. $1250 wili buy a 4-room cottage, ali furnisued. city Waler, imodern im- proviments, situated on watertront st Pleasant View. investigate. | ¥(ov will bu¥ a”4-room cottage, largs lot, ocean frontage, situated st Wuom- océntaus Beach. Enquire about it. Building sites on ocean lots b0 by 15§ at Pleasant View. Quonocontaug aud Charlestown Beach; prices = §230 to $1000. Easy terms. T0 LET. Tue Carpenier Cusino, situsted at Pieasunt View, fuliy euuipped for a snore dinne: house and dulice hall. A 10-room coitage, @ 7-room cottage and a 5-room cotiage at Pleasant View for reRt by the Week or season.. Sev- eral’ cottages at Weequepaug and Quonocontaug for rent. ~$1750 buys a small farm 1% -alles from ‘Westerly on trolley line. $1000 buys & house and one acie of land in the village. Hasy terms. Send for Farm Bulletin—ckoice of 409, ‘WILLIAM A. WILCOX, Real Estate Broker. No. 41 West Broad St.. Rooms 1 and 2, ‘Westerly, R. L Telaphone connection. o Jel4a 3 my. ko It 11 ne'er depart; Sdhs it own radiamce it _rels ith . Li 'S R My friend. nave you heard of the Towm of Yawn. % Z On the banks of the River Slow, | Where biooms, the " Waitawhile fower ‘Where the Sometimeorother scents the air, And-fhe soft Geeasys grow? 1t Jies in the valley of Whatstheusey Infik :qflr‘z’ca of lillllll 2 ons ~ Where the Putioffs abide. Bxchange HUMOR OF THE DAY BShe—1Is it beeause you think I.am uoflrmfiy-tbn _you want te marry me? e—Noj 1t'd because sour parémts have a gramophene—ie Souriere, Paris, “Tremendous.crowd up at our chureh iast night”, “New mimster?” “No, it was burned down.'—Bestom Transeript: . - The Dentist—Let me see! ¥l have treat four teeth—eight toeth—i! teeth—— Mr. Phildo—Flold on! Four tes elght teeth, 1§ feeth! What do ¥ think I am—a’ eomb’—Answers. Ham—Gee! . but. our audience Wwak mad iast night! 4 Let—sore, eh?. - i Ham—Naw; we played at the insane asylum—Stantord Chaparral. Borglar (who.is sudGenly interrupte od by the owner of nr house)—Wei itfmv.bt’m’efl&:‘l nit! What @o 7 mean W on_your door. ‘ of town untll Sunday "—Filegende Blatter, “Well, did .them _moving-picture people get pleturek of everything on the! farm 7" Bverytbing. but. the hired man,” sal Farmer Heck. ~ “They couldn't’ kete him in motion.’—Kansas City Journal, 014 kady (nfifln{:numm & tract, — I often ‘think You'Door policemen run such a rigkof bad, belng s0_constantly mixed np with crime. Policeman—You needn't fear mum, It's the erim wot, runs_the risk becomin’. saints ben’ mixed up with us—London. Punch, The engagement was pretty stiff; in fact, it looked hopeless to the captain. However, héwsald cheerily to his men: “My brave fellows, 8ght like heroes il your ammunition’s gone, inen run for your lives. I've got a sore Loot, 5 Tll start now. ‘Au Tevoir, my hearties. —London Opinion. & 5 “I'm going to start an antinois as+" sociation,” said the man who is a'~ ! promoting something. | “How will you go about 1tz “Well, the first’ thing is to get the public interest. I have aiready engaged half ' dozen .speakers and a brass band.’—Washington Star. An American motoring through a, small ‘Scotch town was pulled up. for” excessive spee: “Didn’t you see that notice, Slow?” inquired the policeman. “Courge I.did,” returtied the Yankee, “but I though it referred to your durn- ed- little town.”—London Evening Standard. "Dead | “Is this Mrs, Smith?-L called you up to ask if you could say anything good | of Bridget Farley, who lived with you as_cook.” ““Yes, I can say one thing. without breaking any ‘dishes.” 3 “That's encouraging! 'How long did she stay?” “One hour."—Harper's Weekly. THE KALEIDOSCOPE Missouri produbes more wheat, corn, oats and potatoés than any other states in_this country. The People’s theatre, Leavitt and Van Buren: streets, Thicago, has been turned into a church. g ok A new German projectile for use against balloons -, ignifes their gas with an’ electric spark on striking. She left John Young bird of Cedar Lodge, Col., was -Kkicked" to. death by a horse. the other’day- just after his marriage.. Peter Dubray, said to be the heavi- est Civil war veteran, is dead in Crazy Lake, N, Y. He weighed 479 polnds. Prof. L. C. Wooley has resigned af- ter teaching for 50 years in the public schools at/Trenton, .N. J., 40 years as" principal. A new ‘Industry in Tondon. started with the ‘object ‘of providing work for girls, is the manufacture of artificial Howers. Manufacturers of Finland have form- ed a co-operative insurance society in order to reduce thelr premiums. The scheme proves populu Two Fnglish physicians are cxperi- mienting with. a- parasite with -which they hope o exterminate the flies of their country in a few years. Paper from which gas mantles can be made, instead of using the more ex-~ pensive fabrics, has been invented by an Italian sclentist Mrs. A. J. Robinson, dead in He- bron, Ct., at 83, was the widow of four Civil war veterans, vet never had becn able to get g pension. BOAD Sk : The Belgian government makes an annual appropriation of $30,000 for the maintenance of a botanical garden at Eala, in thé Col A funicular railway is to be bullt in Bilbdo to start behind the city hall and terminate in the crest of Monte Archanda at an altitude of about 800 feet. Work will be commenced at once FORSALE 99 Lafayetie Street . In falr condition, good size lot and.on car lne; will make 3 low | pries for a quick ale. FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, Central Bullding, Norwlich, ci."‘ and will be finished in. the spring of 1914, - Frenc ‘more perfume d than when the sun shines . because the sun's heat lessens:: & in. the plant °°§'$ ure. driving out the ofls that. odors. . 3 £, Chile will be the first 15 Ainder the. au- Fomento Fa- ymercial - of ustrial and to be dis: " view 1o ad-