Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 23, 1913, Page 5

¥ NORWIGH BULLETIN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1913 : & : fail ! . TUWN EXPENSES w T osweLL Avenu o all---Giy fow v | A Pratt 15 n New York on o f f BESWELL AYENUE SROLLEN. 1 Norwich, Tuesday, Sept. 23, 1913 | s e i | Work to Proceed at Oncé—Other Ma- o CUMMI"GS & RING ohn Avery from Grots h: b i i Damson Plum Vihiting friends o on has been terial Coming. VARIO at Montville Center. . | Sel 0 o P US MATTERS : electmen i W:l«.;l flGrapes G e s Annual Report Shows Receipts of $274,413.62 Bt for the rain of Monday the first u“Bra lrfl nrs Z A arbina @ie ¥ een visiting friend: e Boswell avenue trolley ex- gau i ?\‘;’;'t R AR errand girl at 59 MeKinley ave- | i 3 s in North Frank. From All Sources—Balance on Hand of $43,594.04— | jinsion would have been started in the ancy 2 erta Peaches ¥ cing of poles where they will be - A BT st 5 Misg Marion Stark lef e . % needed along the line. President Rob- Dill and Leeks wil the opinion of many, . Monday's | to resume her studics at Brown wai Outside Poor Account and Almshouse Expenditures |ert W. Perins of the trolicy road said Red Cabbage Vit s on Monday that orders had been lssued g ¢ Ghati: waather Wit oean e Show Savings Over a Year Ago. for the pole line work to §o ahead at 337 MAIN STREET [ Green Tomatoes dicted for tomorrow or Thursday houharles Cronin has returned to his O D it Opposite Post Offi ; 2 e after spending & fow r material Is all ready and can be ot ce. Green Peppers (Gullies on the hill strects indicate in Basyme: 5 i T sotest e A ron Saarrldenrort | Qutak-Rattes T W T e 2 | b T of Ml acte e O e nes S e Thotaay e e _| Mass. When the work is started and elief Is Lady A 2 H‘ot_‘Peppe.rs BONE; Pl Barber of Philadelphia | 253d report of the finances of the town, M el e e e e epiag 5 ojell nerel the SLARdSSt M EysRaii EllR Berl: dyoux Waap ’ White Onions Sudden gusts yesterday morning blew | 07 & 16V dasa Bessie Grimes | covering the past year, which is soon | 1OWR cleric’s office, $445.61; tuberoulo- ol iR b mamiicn: Y s h What | Bartlett Pears gonsiderable late fruit from the| Miss Gertrude Leiper of N o be issued in printed form before the SR Ay ‘“tu;'lxlr;wsn“«rhr‘):ifl- (Foles have been aistributed along the 2 ughs. iss Gertrude Leiper of Norwich is | annu n meeting. b HESIL 58.02; $ink- | line of the road on Boswell avenue| v 4 2 e e o e s R B 7 2 I et BIRSERS T RO BRI e s e v | A New and SOMER The temperature was 75 degrees | . oour® Beach running the town's business for the Town Debt. e e o A o O B S e et an omp! ete g d over Monday, which was a post. | Miss S Vear were $230.809.58, and that there is| The statement of town debt on inter-| ~The track gang under Thomas at least some relief from pain. Just| . ason dog day i Miss Tlizabeth Patten and Miss An- [ balance in the hands of Town Treas. | ¢5t Sept. 15, 1913, is made by Treasurer Guinan is to begin, work at once al ety trit ol RN T T S aRe N ia iy =R irned from a visit | urer Charles 8, Holbrook at the end of Holbrook as follows: T e e e e u ine o WA LUK ped a wireless outfit renlr. and Mrs. Edward §. Beebe have | receipts have been as follows: Balance |, !% Per eent. (ropiac- D e o aoe | urned from a two weeks' visit with |on 342,075 DCe| ing 7 per cent. bonds), ma- 1T Prasich Off from Ons i sk s [davionif you FTAEEE Rl s Ik & apin ARE TRt on hand. $35,342.07; liquor license ac- 3 s tracks just where the hassam pave- | gist and & ¥ f Sak 11 o cOlENt 5y the nremEn'a | parents in Danielson. count, $29,13 ‘town and property | 5, ture & D. 1815 S117,000:00 | riiemt fonds: auA era will e & horbl. Dosit. desuat Doit - inas iid falx In Shannon's hall, Baltic. Dancing| ~Car Starter George Heroux has re- | {35 aecount. 22247, and per: | Town of Preston 'bonds 'at Rt haaity gt T ave 1oibe | AuErRt LoD | Eanaiie e st 4 dav. | turnaa Safiee” feorse Heroux has re: | tax account, $5,698.88. A' total of | 340100 per cent, mature | torn up to put in the switch. There | Do what thousands of others have |with colla d - o i i ats 3 i15.00 | A D. 1910 < 50,000.00 | are some rails stored on the Lake done. P: S Bile : r and pockets of DIAMON ; sounded at |1 RLwad in Nasnun, N | P50 ouieide poor account it is | ToNE, depost find {6 per | Street dump that can 1 e i bl e Y \ 2 nd 3 e outside 00 accoun is d t 6 pe street d tha an used and also 3 fla ation, stops i leed - | ot DIAMON ; n i sain G | st leide poor acconnt, 2| cont, income usea for mup- [ Some more at the dock that were left all_ inammation. stope) 1ot Heed, [WItROL, excellent colors, i 4 dge and Mrs. Joh Sarnes spelol 15 is contrasted with $11- .. POrt of common schools 3,301.41 | over when the Shetucket street spur p i o R s > 9 = . " x vd H. TH the fe. o | 19 i0Y0 o0 Syohn H. Barnes are | §45'5"tow the year precedi ny,\XH SHIC R R s T fraci Tor ‘the irolley express was put | Ior sble at all drug stores, price 50c ‘heavy weights and good fitting 5 Natches and | at thie Falls ion s on his va | former Grace house, just below Broad- for 1911, $18,30.68 for 1910, and $24.- | x'\f.»'"f[. oReG e e koL nu“" A : | e | §ATIIENES. g : 5 | 1 lasts from Sept. 16 to 25, | 2 e the | Town note held by Norwich SECRETARY BRYAN FEde gt el amonds large and we s made that bave ang |, Fo A. Wult and tamily have re.|us hospital, while for & umber of | Savings soclety given to e R e O ! b i At bovs and | turned to therr homa on Lastel, S | vears the. expense (o the town ol | take up " school * district CANNOT COME HERE. | 451 Pyramid Bids. Marshall, Mich i Juntain on the - | avenue, after spending the summer at | nothing for this service. A scarlet| NMOLeS ---- 58,503.11 g —— Send me a trial pack ra- | b n ‘the Little | Gales Ferry e | R e cpense ot | b Fraen e o e er connaienn sl | 2 | Ssveen e iy e unday School Convention, inmarked, confidential wrapper | - . . " mistake to remove window | clon Mrs. John J have | The almshouse acéount shows that | DUue on rate bill of 1410 . : B et Al | 291 Main Street, i d ns so early = the Se s eir summer = ” i | Due o te bill of 1911 (Speeial to The Bulletin. | { 1 Pepat il il e i e at | the net expenses were $6,364.41, as con- | n rate bill of 191 peeia he Bulietin.) Opposi ; ) 1 Uhamumgal 13 "Betive nd ahmoing 5o | Qean, Heach and” have ‘returned lo | trasted with 3675544 for 1912 the sum | QU5 o8 TS P of 1912 Washington, Sept. 22—Congressman | | S 7e " " . | Opposits Cheleea Sevings: Bank, City ! | g | n | of $6.121.33 for 1911, and $9.7 o on hand 25 S erein emisa nppnitacretary iyan Ul sifrect TN o~ Sad | Dr. Dwight | 1910, and $12,749.07 in 1909. The aver- in sinking fund ...... Saturday and invited him to attend KLIN SQUARE | s o qub- | ar DUTERE Ty o back in town | age number at the simatiouse during | TR Chnsit i sE Lo ‘ NOTICE s th ot Miss | faeTy2, VISIt of a week with his dnugh- | the year were 80, and at the end of the tal : doy School organization at Norwich | 2 a typo- | nut Hill, Mas: . of Chest- | vaar there were 52 male and 27 female | ital net debf (including early in November. Henry H. Pease > | The White 3 e lass, e Jistrict debt e M abe Company will | imates | district debts) of the Hartford Trust company is the V/S NEW AU for ' business Bt 17 i pere state that. former ‘Gon. | MF. A: T. Hewitt of Groton is mak. | . The net expense for insane for the| While the net debt of the town hairman of the committee making ar- NEWADDITEN: ot, the 231 ‘of September, Wity o RVE THE BES oIS olate that former Con- |ing rapid improvement since her re. | YCAr was $3.% €4 for nemlectad | apoaren bidsbuial (hie Low | Fangements for®(he meet St. Albans Man in Continuous Service line of Meats, Groceries and P ~ | 408.56, and of this amount $1.749.70 [ several school distr Ginder consol. | for which he express great re- i | ILE CRE A ‘l which will always in nd i EAYarn GRmth, -aho Sk ecalian feomiine New Haven on | IAkiin e e i e B : freul by M R A | m AnS; i n spending their honeymoon | account of the Li Hill bridge. ppraised value of the school dis- | _— i Y |DIES SUDDENLY IN fs W t Worcester Music F Kaonz cc ttage at Gardner Lake Other expense ms were: Rezistry | tr buildings and | CHILDREN NOT FORGOTTEN. oty R norni retiirned to Their new Home o | vital statistics, $149883; Norwich Ieee | which soh taken o = y. and appre | CHAIR IN MARKET o - . | 1ames stre | Academy, $11.340: Otis libra $412,000.00. Leay Some Charming and Chic Hats Offered Mdnda g i IN THE CITY xt_Sur the r- | PR e L) | fox bounty, $58: Yant listrict debis, the for Their Wear This Fall—Smart 0 Josph W. Hardwick of New London e ration Shnaeted 1 C, Daggort have | $400; election expense wally been reduced e e e e L e | Has Attack of Heart Trouble. SN na the church | of’ New Yor . heimetern BREL) 3 E 1 Mondey 5 Circular : 3oy | Joseph Warren Hardwick of No. 209 :x s & . e at Deenea TAX OF 18 MILLS ‘cobNTv HOME CHILDREN | aay shoppers Ed. De s, i reb; e ol g~ e loyed at the mar- . Sung IR - “ VOTED FOR PRESTON.| ENJOYED AN OUTING | ! re T S : Venue, New London, was selsed wieh > . CHARGED WITH ASSAULT Town Meeting Held—State Tax and | In Autos to Mohegan Park—Half an handsome hats featured in-AlPans, Ve o Mmorning and died befors, medice) s, ° R : g WITH INTENT 70 KiLL, | County Tax Makes Rate More Than | Hour at the Lake—Then Another Plays. res ; stance couid be obtained. Mr. Hard- e p » | — | Last Year. Ride. : e T A A\pproved s N 80 yedrs of age. — . > Otis East Bound Over to the Superior | — ——— | ribbon and a krot A 5 - E. J i IN o oick entered Chib THHECINE HE ¥ USE th The annual meeting of pla the miobile: pldexto | 1A) BriaILiHaL £a) R e Pre 40 o ind greeted the em- 4 Preston was held in { e ich has been arranged | wa Toney e ned Dt nalh Sondialicy, HeE WS A . Co. ested Sunday night | LODE Seclety at'2 a'lock & hlldron oF tho comnty Roee in| gaiin ribbon o€ the . : T ir. vas born in | GiccPtonally happy frame of Twind, for i 2 mplalnt of IS imoderator, while Town George took the form of & A el : serv Central Verm carances he Wwas enjoying his usual e 3 that_on P0G CGd Kept the minutes of the meet Mohegan park Saturday, | Very r e e 5 iy b 1895 Ak cieen I jEood goolth. Saediy eSS e with [ Reports of ot towr nildren to | velour, with " e e audi ment and has had et T, bresumably feeling & it N Vith 2 treasprer, tax coile town sc Adam Reid | fective white s i i er n that depar o o ittack, than he was eze, predicts S i committee and health officer were ac- n trons of | A B aile H lerk, trave ind chief ¢ 1 to tremble violently and al- reez Be prepared— I care of the highways the hands of s, 1t (EW WOLLEY W % poar e died immediately. ; ; are of | ways in the hands of teld i Gisaiye NEW TROLLEY WIRING [ mn ope that life was mot ex- T : r. At of certain taxes was AT Mre I hat wAth fof bkl THROUGH FRANKLIN SQUARE |'inct, Mr. Hardwick was carried to the GC‘ a (Ga defau Votea down Ta Pope, | self Shades S doctor Wad suES e { a Gas neater r L s 15 m i ek St coque de megre Strung Since a Break During County | Biit before the phyaician ‘arrived iihe n w Y 1 — yvear Last ye: he tax was 16 mills, 1 i elo had a v rd m & aind and Fair Week. “: o T 88 _removed to the it c tion OBITUARY. and the increase is due to the one mill | O rett H es and | tailored bow d for f ancy —_— Y S thics A ott company ngar- f rn be | S state tax half mill county tax \7‘, A R eather W wire « v et ot here the physiclan examined s, e MOk ¢ lan Frank Hollandersk thi oted to continu T Some Ha . v [ e victim and determined that GSSth itil Wednesday ¥ 1 th mpensation of the town officers | 2T J for chi s N H 1 ypper |was due to an attack of SoUte WEl+ | aiea : as at present ployes ] © Glb. | soft e S tha pit r. lines | vular disease of the heart. e H corner- | don i 1t was voted to build $20,000 worth lan, c St T ne ) e T e T L s pa wil e | un 2 jghway Commissioner Ben- nd Miss | this fs ful ana the t £ fa w e et or if | b ic sum be spent on the con- Wo mos eing is e Tl TR L T L ; A e . B i ey = e last evening and | Harawick and Miss Eilen M. Hard- g r )T lat on the Norwich and Westerly road near Look C s i i o O e e Ia ( tuber on the Norwich and Westerly road near | {lirunce Lok £ WA o i 4| seven vears M. Hardwick had resided i Bu Gates' pond. ere was sider The Bulletin's advertisers will gladly abo Y D e e He was & zen ; 1 wi e argument over the tion give you a hint where to find tham t > member of the Harbour club. L d st t the sum was finall A ' B . b 1 “‘ ron majo E T T ge Royal Blue Line Expired. e r new | Mr Mre attendance at the meetir The office fixture n To Go to N f Lo | Zhe selectmen's repart ex. el Kigeo Incidents In Society. ' de e bridges $5,936.13, poor ne 3t York |oMcers “$95163, " miscellaneous §2 TS el el e ; was it M g s Mrs. George Hathaway. |591.58, total $9,072.57. The town has a e et et it a e i et . o Gae llaudet s to attend o (Spe . ismentn | bonded debt of January 1, 1906, at 4 v Fiheleraturai| SEEeaIb ithe Buchl exgeed LR e Ik b glines entiet L & Fpunk Rt ies Ryt RECR L 2 w of wed receipts of $10.718.87 and {riends . s a Torsandmnaemn Fasmene % on : Miss Elizabeth Howland, returned = way L G ome | expenses of SI304905. Teaxing &bl outings fave o en. The ann i st witbn o8 e this weck (o iieir home on the Scot- asad 80 years and 2 dave, Mrs. Hath. |Losn & Trust company “holds e s e ne and_ Ber o : J | months at their cottage at Nantucket, A iiesjauenter of Jared and |the town fo the amount of 38000 and interest and pleasure. The R s O S 5 4 ¢ for | — 3 2 ™ | the town has the = > =5 ega c I Jlenwich Conn. Tateu:erie llvad il | bokited th thejbunic & |t her and the the rents for nade . Brooklyn, N o resume teaching in £ st y fresh eggs | Waterbury.' S Town Health Officer A. D. Zabriskie make the day suc sdersstacll (77 t dey & hi del 12 Some: dealers” say 1. tor litas 3 s the last of her |reported eight cases of measles, one th o —- BUrCh | (g art depariment of Pratt Institute. el in model 12- per | far Survived by two stepchilaren, |cise of scariet fever, cight cases of ¢ lldren " feel Cornerstone Was Laid. press | MAxa Coree R, HLy e 8 com o e W CH in 20 years’ fre. T away of Worcester and |berculosis, on Jlaint t i e e = The = daughter to pass the winter with her A I Mos Dann Thite of erculosis, on complaint two nuisances FURT The corn e of tk sl Sl cise bow Low Colonist Fares to California | ¥ of_Oxford. ibgiEd ke waier of tanal wellitfated HERF‘D'"'DFNDS FROM butliing £, e erected : in n. m Washington-Sunset Route, Sept. 24 $60,315 for State Militia. [Fre e e s s pidit SRR b S D R e - - rs from Washingto withoat | g0t of an appropriation ot $4,000.- | RS Checks Are on the Way for 25 Per |Main street, was laid at e D L ol foom, Washimgton mithoit | 000 made by (he national government | MOTION LIST DAY | Cent. Payment. Monday afternoon, accomp Streets Stood Rain Well Tl V 1 e il e e Cigtatu i) r the state militia | i = propiate _ceremonies. tresle ain . . 5 : s to & $18,809.50 for | _IN_COMMON PLEAS | 1t is expected t hose who have |Stone wére placed the l\‘-\r Commissioner E. C. T e anlty Sk quipment and camp i < claims against the First National bani | those who donated tow ridge looked the streets over after n BiNice N Out opriation « Geyorall Casentdonnn B0 eceive checks for Bl i nd Thera wan a e heavy r f Monday he oroughly guaranteed. NEWSBOY for on. of rifis pr dudge Waller, Presided, | |of therr cks Tor 35 percent | ors ot briet remirka iy | (MDADAT.N no Washouts Case g, 1 OF THIS SECTION. | stat Ve $6.296.53. Under an - i The checks are o Nave: taiar e but th ondition: — Sest value in market. ~ 1pD o o ans, Under an| | Court of common pleas cony peces ) Waahington |/t who/have, taien 2ut aftuei b e o Bl Wi o e 20000 \\m;'o:v B e oI leas convened in signatures This ix 5100 | in the promotion of the project. | Bood that even the hilly So many of woman's little = ¢ milltia. Connecticut, | (SER00% [0 mopion Nef wnd cent. of « turra More Land for Women's College. B e e, for in the latest Vanity Cases | G R N 1 William T. Storey of | I* o ammur u‘ T Wil fler was on the bench Hauidating a8 fast 25 possible 'bUEH At a meeting of the! frusteesioli ble that street that ane of thete, collbe ohE afternoon. It was a great snock to = i | son & miant, claims A meeting of the stockh ew London, I 1 to purchase Th me in S ” riends and bre Mkt ainfa | was allowed ga B0k g srockbon sill | the Arthur ‘H ston propert in ey Came Ali the b k e b i RuinfalliOvar wo inohas [zEiatoman BelE 8 e | L e ot BB e aneider fynont 410 ores, ailicining (he i cten! ‘V“ g to Practice On silver plate and gold-filled in i the best makes of Mr. S ere near and dear io him. | | From Saturday until 2 oelock Mon- | joseph Rapp, permission was ranted | Buieeton It Tsgindarsogd Robdings of the.institution. This Dur- | ed. with. the operation of ihe e e WATCHES in stock. crehant of the borough. ile was one | ped. { rnon, When the rain had stop- | to attorney Charles E, Hickey for the | Breach of Peace Cases Befare Court, | ChSe Will permic the facing of the | mackines one of the TMachiuns nay R 1 Msiowh micn in | Groten, | Pesnis who. annuslis Gk sbons tng | RISinHIT to citetainew (Hefendant. It A6 onte SRR ERe Vot toward and_ will | placed In the main corridor o $2.00 and up. : 4 affable, sparing no per” | line” storm said this looked like the | Fery o ety | ess room af v»w” lice station bifliitag Camiitie o Snhalt Su )i tes WL exined T 2 sor eerii i | Perry J. Hollandersky, counsel for t pesrains ice statio building committee col- | 1o the uninitiated F. C S L =1 ,;b;(}.;r,‘“ et oF o p2am i Dieereks aier sontatins, draieny for s | Ellington—Tho sae crop ot t: Tte Plaui-Cadden Co, i feord bably claim to be the of his brother a half hour before [ ion .t aaen ocsin science hal he in town is aitracting buyers Sboy of this sec the [ “rhe case of Henry A- Lanphere vs. | Joseph Roderiok and & e charge, | — Ioraé Sumber of salcswirs minn Established 1872 Ty i George W. Middletown and wite was Pof B enitias & & Taliann | Brutal: SoldienMof Located: dey st iprobe ranails HIOK s JEVE SR y as 184 e was ¢ assigned for trial for Saturday or reet 1 % it & SHORn § 1th gh o horit cents. the son of Willlam James and BRINGING HOME assigned for trial for Saturday morn- | street house, where an unloaded shot- | AUN2UES 00, £¥CVerMeh Bt o0t | & PLAUT-CADDEN BBILDING i i e ACON? ||| mins.cose §F Anthony . Ardrews ve | Rodorlcic pald 33 and costs amounting | BELEM, (i SR 0F MG 1%r [Zl’fl“"t E Bu“"" 16 Whs &otiva In Bulic afraive s : homel o iaial DL by T | s Wl st e 55 e s e e U LD e yard council meri- ||| “°5 ife against Nicolo ristening in Greeneville on | ol t the guilty man 1 gan in 1858 at ering t 4 S | = |a blow with a bottle road froml present when the assault was com- TEACHER He lcaves 24 ||| home ‘ne 2, "Bring | AT THE AUDITORIUM. rarged by “the €0 (He was dis- | itted. but they could not identify at K great-grand- consumers directly | — Wiadislaus Witchocofsk T $12.co | any of then i ot | S 855 0 PN e o st Pt | S H el HEMATEDCEREAIS children e ime s auickly [} e bill offered during the v 35 and costs, Aleck Bergofski th Salvation Army Services i iss Laura st sl are |1 of the week at the Auditorium same and Aleck = Rosefsk The effic Salvat otich ad to it along. ! S £ he efficiency of the Salvation ;| ‘not Sy cal number by Granville & Mack, and | Laftville, charged with sed Kenyon building, and the meetin 4 comething the panier Sold 1]| pleasing motion pictures, the two com. | continued till Thursday to there Saturday And e |edy films Will Power and Smuggled |0 bring his niece her were largely attended and apparently ESTATE OF $68,849 H| . Dedters put ey ona T e denite s 0 SR R AroBRen pon fatarest i = - P A ofnerey and ||| audiences. Granville & Mack have a | he Was unable to obtain | ing Captain V " ; el advertising 'behindgoo Clever line of humor and their singing e i forceful talk on ¥ eft by the Late David Mackenzie oi‘ ey believe will bring people |fakes a good impression. Monday | Programme at Mt. Calvary Church. | eacape it we e a‘ye 0“ New:konden, ; | evening they won a big hand and re- The B nd Titerary society of the | ing out the results of a lif " — Business grows and manu. |||8Ponded with an Italian song. Mt ary Baptist church held an |lected duties and opportunities Is 8 Mackenzle of New London ||] facturer o and consum- The Whirlwind Deforrests. present S S e e EE R | rcvide at h ate | er profit an entertaining programme of dancin day evenl, The subject or he , | to, Semorial hospital on’ th | L ABSs nore ] 128 the Texas "Tommy variors AT Ee At St s bR B Ll L e eath of his wife, left $88, b | [ ,Manufacturer, the shor Cclover work proves popular. the programme was as follor Organ he Young Men’s ~Catholic clu a Odak? e ey Tl In el u.““ub(“ A oo mer IS LeE — e | reinae. ibe Ton "Beatt: Tavocation; | muich 18 ‘composed of young men || Musecular Strength, NG R R LR newspapers Automabile Lost = Wheel. pastor; scripture reading and prayer, | hefa a most. enjovable smoker and || Nerve Health and Vigor ® 2.0 3 - un real’estate and gno parcel of It 1s the medium yeur dealer O the Montyllle xoad near the Nor- | Knight; sone, male trio, I1. Wilson, A soclal Thursday, evening in 7. A. B « 7 2 e ondon real estate. About $50,000 uses and throug) o wich state sanatorlum early Sunday | Hall and ireen: Value o o hall, Bristol. An excellent pr iive your tired, weary, run- ! e en t Sip | e Lo e [} pzee and !l“,!_“:x\n‘“\\“m\l.y ne can I} Foehine an lantomabile. Balonsitg. to AL Sndch Gresn: Valustof Music il was' prowiden. “Aqdvess s weraceram || gown cells and Hehucs. & anily 1 fi“ H mfln mE c 1 e O el s Bl o Bawinto. Bragiey o¢ Bioniasion 1ost 6 | salt of Contresatlonst Sineing. Mrs. 1. | by, Maor Murphy of Norwich, Sen- (| ZToaiding with ML SAK- ¥ g Al w ir valuations are: Iighty-eight Have you studied this plan |||Wheel, but at the moderate speed it was | King; solo, Miss Hermeen Howard: | 2tor Quinn of Sew Llaven and Attor- FAST FOOD, which supplies : <5 ; ves Iirst National bank of El Paso, ||| Of co-eperative advertising? Tot i vh Gomiem raeiion whan o | pabes Mothey Fathors Denchtem sud| By .13 Molloy of ‘Hartfordcaew [§ SIS Totiatee the brain | REDUCE YOUR TIRE EXPENSE P $19.800; three shares New London | Do yeu see hew it can b settled down on the road when the |Bons, Mrs. M. McKnight; duet, Mrs. A, | Britain Herald and nerves; plenty of protein f|and annoyance by using PULLMAN E A Rartnern. Rollway company, 88001 ||| made ta it s our Srotty @R be ||| wheel ran off. The car was brought |, Drury and Rev. Mr. Dennis: sing- SR = for muscles and flesh. Its Invig. || TOUGH TREAD TIRES No other g will | shares National Hani of Cuba, $160; | here for repairs. ing, soclety; paper, Inteliigent Ser- Poisined Fattad: Hog. Orating, . energising powep will tires can compare with them from the ouist : 1 Jou |23 hares’ Distitiers” Securlies compa- | Write to the Bureay of A e ) inis, soclety; paper,’ Intelligen: Ser_|| .~ Peissned Fatted Moo o || 81 you beim full'or the strengin ol [SUSMCOOTE of JdgRERoy SN and k y a | ny 0 shores Amalsamated Cop- vertising, American Publishe ! chorus nd Duty, Mrs, A. F. "la S e SR, kit ! 0 do and think. A blg portio) general satisfaction. N pertect B pe 50 shares U Sied e ([| Assocrafion, ™ Wariy ‘I‘iulllrgllnr: e s e S REusAlchns DAt 7 O el e Ptk b oanston WAl IR ZOLT G et = porton || Bt e vary desrabiefor thia LFRqU The Progressive | i Troh, 4270 16. ahares. 7.3 N Y e ke day forenoon there was no'school ‘all |and Clars rs were Misses Nelllo Perry | One day last wesk, after spending the Hamilton Coupons in Every The C.S. My ik & 5 La e company, -$1,500 problem v in wn schools. At the Acad- “ob! i Sgsestion of Sodrs. f bigks A Co. LNIUU, Druggist, y RN pan S e S e wich, Mr. and Mrs. Mavnard returned At your grocers. CN il ersick o 3 f the e with the excaption of to tioge. whb were ‘Wt fo go home.| The Bretherheod of Locomotive En- | had betn nicely faciencd for slughill ¥ ereals C o HAMES: Seomite Qpp. Cheisea Bank 289 Main Stresh | Searime suen Indian biankets, Fhip Lo op many Bem koot tti gkl ot e, it e e A T s e alted Cereals Co. |l Deslers In High-grade Automobile and - e boee L pia sl i ireen vt 001 SR ot the ey subiy. Rad bomeotii Burlington, Vt. Prpadi gl T "« Casalos-mailegion-roomenty .7