Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 25, 1913, Page 12

FULL AlmiATlD it EAIR AND WARMER A\ ' PRESS DISPATCHES TODAY AND FRIDAY, S NORWICH, co TH RGDAY sm 5, 1913, What Is Going On Toaight. POETRY s i mos | GIVE THE HAIR THE _POETRY Wiiines roones | ADVERTISEMENTS | zziees Mov] Moti res at Davig Theatre, : °“ o T80 R XAl mosts n :. bici= Parisian Sage Soaks In At in vrlsdam Tustice, mercy and in power; Designing nnd ‘directing from his mpment, No, 3, Lo o » g metsla G3 Roflees s Once. Feeds, .Cleuuec nnder the hieading d “WANTED, FOR SALE or TO RENT’ BB o s SR e and Makes Hair Grow. : ARE INSERTED AT THE RATE OF [ s, sar omtow tne summie or ua lafayette Counel), No. 207, 1. U. St - ount What a delight to have a beautiful The workers o their darkened way J. B., meets {n Foresters' Hall, ANNOUNCEMENTS gne:dfl?efehr.rl:x'nnxfiax!u“;?rou B Sc per Line’ SIX Words to the Llne Ten t;gzg:x:d times ten thousand toil- y In onemz\e:lx‘!el:uage made and glorified, A new line of games, puzzles, place cards, napkins, candles, holders, favors Halr is a plant and your head is a garden—a little cultivation works And shaped to working as the Master and prizes at Mrs. Edwin Fay wonders. If the hair is too dry it needs Old Dr. Harris' pile remedy has |freshening up. If it begins to get thin WANTED. FOR SALE. TO RENT. works. been in use more thdn twenty years |it needs fertilizing. ed t B e e e T e R el suiaincany made | WENTED o i 2ut G0 Ttaa 5E| o oBan sai Sisiey Ior a0t | TO BRI SRu ihea eniae L T0S | And dns b S SR ey eiol s MoRen no equal. Try it . See adv. preparation that gives the hair just | three desirable unfurnished rooms for | also steel range with hot water tank. qulro H. Beckmafl 3 Nor wepid wge;’{loyt::y ‘:ge ;d‘pted.x;l;t re: - what it lacks to make it soft, luxuriant, | light housekeeping; ground floor or| -ary P! ndover. sepubd Street ST find’ WAY DOWN EAST. abundant and radiant with fife. 1t re- ) 3ncond floor wich porch. Address With| —por Second hand covered RENT Tenement of 8Y9 r00MWS, | Groping in darkness of the twilight —_— moves dandruff immediately and | Bubstin o 2o e o Box 20 c4™® | business wagon, cheap; also harness. over Trading Cove Store. #op20d warld, : Coming to the Davis. cleanses the hair of dirt and excessive - Appiy at 270 W. Maln Bt, sep2sd FOR RENT—Two fiats; one of iive The instrument for which thelr hands WANTED—Girl operators on power | FOR SAL! Roan stallion five years | TOOMS, one of seven rooms; all modern were made. oils. It is gerfiectly harmless. i sewing machines. Coronet Knitting ts, 91 Main St L A, age is a tea-colored liquid | & St a% | old; perfectly gentle and goad roaaer. | JMRIOveDiote, © - 11d So to the carpenter there falls a sword; mmpany; (95 Cliestnut BUeSt NSOPION ik Giress A 5. Burr. b0, Montaulc Aves| Harxts fifoiepnene BEp [nto the warcior a scriveners reed; WANTED_To_ buy five new milch | New London, Conn. sepZod © BENT—Furnished rooms at Mrs. { To him born tiller of the soll a loom, 3 s. %0 Bhkion's, o2 MoKinley Avenu Parisian —not sticky or greasy—delicately per- fumed, that comes in fifty cent bottles at the druggists and toilet counters. | SOWS from 5 to § years old. Telephione = =g Unto the poet is a plowshare given, e e e At T on | IS-1t, Tavenon O AR O X e e | spta And’ to the brute domimion and’a the package. VANTED-—Washing and I ence. Telephone 23-13, Lebanon. TO RENI—One nine-room fat, with hrone. The very first application will as- | do at home. Apply at Bulletin O)nce ep24d hear ana modern lmprovements. In-| p 4 oo o cleam of far c,_,e“m 1 tonish you—if used daily for o weew| fe®d 4 0 . FOR SALE—New milcn cow. ¢ A quire 1oy Sacoem itreet. i e Ll S e 194 you will be delighted with the im- WANTED—Younz man or woman as | Bailey, Baltic, sep2dd T0 RENT—One nine-room teuemant. valace doors, provement it has made in your hair |bookkeeper. Good pay to begin with | ~ o SALE B,g TiaaTef miliinery o5 | mOUern imutoyenients. . Inquire 159 #a- [ The workers with their misfit instru-- and scalp. . and chance for advancement. If YOU | sale at allss beauregard's, Jewett City. | Saem strest. BRI N L iR et Yacie You run no risk as The Lee & Os- |can fill requirements the Norwich | dats in velour, velyet, plusih, beaver, ;,vu;uu,mp iD ROOMS——Central loca- | ° work 5 g 3 good Co. guarantees to refund the | Commercial School can place you in ! Freneh felts and ~Lmuh reu:. qep’ld tion. Mrs, lmma Morse, 13 Uniom St | giowiy and surely—to thelr endlese ~mayisd praise. g ENT— art of & - two | wo & b, Aad nath; %‘,‘{fl‘g,- Yet some, grown bitter with their wasted strength, {he mighty ifings they could rrought liad there been no confusion of the money if you are not perfectly satisfied | an excellent position at this time. We |~ pon saj, —a safe offer cn their part. Delighted | can also place = young lady as stenog- | yred roxhour u.sex-st of P:?risum Shage al‘l a]olvex- the | rapher. sep2id years; will d ‘ ‘ had seven | Ington BL. g by country write us enthusiastic: yabout | e = 5 — | Yoxes killed alead of him; reason for | without garagk; also bouse of roome it. They pronounce it a rare an’d Fal le,‘:‘gop':lu’:&u‘fi.? ZRESPARSING NO-| selling, overstocked. O. W. Harrig, Jr. } and bath, ali dmp.[z:}\; 1;;:\:3,;;!, fim:; Seeing i . A3x32, 1 sep2ac er, > ) or derful hair dressing. ie, twelve for 3145, Ahe ' Bullenin Sosiit, Aoaw “sepied A one; Tt e Printers, Norwich, Conn, “HoR sAL:{uv A new Compact tent, a e tools A S i i it of 9 iec FURNIS 3 eFT con - W inis w throned In Strengthen Weak Kidreys. WANTED Land for development | weonor imee s Sace 510 in. and twe e o ae Toieononeitate | Y wno Imytnlagrho eV o Don’t_suffer longer with weak kid- | purposes; must be ucreage on of Near | waierprooi duifl b Thesse have Jylid Foiling hi¢ workers and his Instru- neys. You can_get prompt reliet py | car line ' F. O. 150X 14y, Boston, Mass. | peen used only for one week tils sum- - ments?” - taking Electric Bitters, that wonderiul Aenibd S ____ | mer and are n the best conaition, COTTAGES —M. H. Bubler, in the New York remedy praised by women everywhere. | WANTED—An ord able to | ¥rice 310, .daress P. H. C., Bulletin SUMMER C d Times. ?talrtl tlm a bottle today, you will soon | speak IFrench, Adaress e | __sep2d Fni Reat—Feor !wfk'x eel like a new woman with Bulles seplyd Y & Chet re-pass Watek Hil eckapaug, to work, without Tear of pain. Mr. John e | ger Ol SR o, Tt Brensome view: HUMOR OF OF THE THE DAY Dowling of San Francisco writes: | and bookkeeper position near Jan be seen 1il McKinle e R A e e o Ty “Gratitude for the wonderful effect of | Danielson, usest of rence T SR “The photograph flatters you,” f[ecm% Bitters prompts me: to write, | aress Box 774, Danle! e b e e wa-n s s FRANK W. COY, mented the Sdrriest Yhulig ma t cured my wife when all else failed.” | 5 < . = = = | # e it is more polite than you are, : - U. . GOVERNMENT PGSITIONS | 3-inch tread, newly rimmed, new tire, 6 Hizh Stree(, Westerly, R. L B * . . Good for the liver as well, Nothing | opens 355 to bese MONLN, comimon i | and how spokes RGUITe OE G, Wy | mnm iiStance Tolophone. | mayzsa | (he indignant malden—Buffalo Ex- better for indigestion or biliousness. | cation sufucient; theusands of ap- |t Lake, or phens 263- press. Price 50c and 31, at Lee & Osgood’s. | bountments coming. Write fov iroe list | = “ t's a allbi?” ‘Dat’s = siLions of ou, Frankin in- % S 1 S 3 = ches l‘l)lt SALE—Ci Y and u)nf:guulwry = was at a prayer meef- tu Dept, 3% G., Rochester, N. Y. FORE .,AF.E; ST E i e to: sliow Theatre, Baluc, seplyd . store, next te Dim An act of this kind is always welcome | _ S¢P13d _| Conn, P, O, Box 2z and this clever quartette of musicians DOES YOUR RANGH need repairin at de crap game whar voh was, horse power vertical introduce several bits of bright com- | Patent stove brick v It any range sen L - 2. - i edy which with the tuneful melodies | 1or $1, S, 4, Stow, New Haven. seplod all sauipment; best offer | Blobiss-Sapiiedde 1s o man,of many i ha v YT = | t ba M arts. S ;—Yes, he tries to be a Way Pown East will be the attrac- makeis an offering that should please | WANTED —All thosc having cider te | 4 . Danielson, Conn. seplyd grr"]:_ b A el eyl e i b 7 the biggest percentage of the audience. | make, to kuow that the cider “and grist e SR T Sl e s 53 0 Z 8 . o ton a e Davis theatre Saturd: P . Sept. 2Tth Year after year audiences | AR act that is not often seen because Known cankiin mills, | | FOR SALE—Red Tndian mstorcycle, —Philadelphla Record. Y g ar auciences | of the skill required to present it is |and fermerly Rock leash im sale, 37 ¢ A cottage on Laurel Hill, of 3 “I sometimes wonder If life is worth immediate sale, 370, DLex 33, n Co heatr n; cask =0 large as to test the larges wood, will open for living,” mused the pessimist. “It 1s. sepisa reoms with all imprevements, in- that of Margo's Manikin Actors, who in the country, have greeted Squire e " : rles W, Grant - £ pre s > e - rep! e opt is worth liv Bastiett Anma Mocve Hi Holler s present the unique conception Vaude- c sy Lad 5 B 4 ot : replied the optimist. “It Faaiiert, == Moore, Hi Holler and | yiiie in Toyland. - These guaint ‘Hetla : A e Sernti ge |} cluding steam heat, gas and Bl g mych better than most of us live s e figures appear to be endowed with life, m-}g—'EL ’C“‘.‘”.*‘%’,‘ il pid | sellers | ind, Inquire 151 “,;“ electrieity, property well lecated it.”—Lippincott’s Magazine. skilifully are they manipulated, and | p, 885" sind today for tree purtic ulase | - seplid Sl and in exeellent cendition, en T hear they are passionately in love the quaint actions of these marion- [ fhe Péter Specialty Co., Granitevilie, Vi |~ HORSK IOt SALE or excispge trelley ear line, 8 minutes walk with each other.” “It might pass for eltes will amuse evervone. This is the seplld cow,; weight 1020, Tel toltiare ill be seld en faver- passion in Besten. They kis. each 1\”1\1’ «I.r act éhu'i will delhghzl thef lit- sepbd ‘H‘-“‘“ il “; ‘ue' o8 : | other with thei- eyeglasses on.'—Kan- | tle folks, and the neovel sight o a S el a e Rhl R P S L able terms. Inqdire o sas City Journal A : FIR VNS man in Nerwich who can cl A = s Cits nal. stags upim o siace’ o abweys mirs of | gelt suarlsching muchine UERC S HOR (oALE f:‘::é;‘i;’l:, es, Bood io FRANCIS . DONOHUE, “I wonder why it is” said Bildad, 200 « Stephens: , e 1 reliable. 1€ E > = P Py « ' The siec L toa e e e SR Ng_‘,g“ 1bs. a pair, Learless ot aulomobiles and Central Building, Nerwich, Ct. ‘that so many of these social lights s tively the in every respect, that | wANTED — - sleans cars; must be sold aL ence. Ap- look so like monkeys?' “I fanecy.” said SR S Shoct, SShaL | - W ANEED- 0o Luning. ply to Braest E. Weeks, Ashford Cynicus, “thit it is because they are : it possible to obtain. A special | dom, 295 Prospect St. Ciiy. T e = S R e 1 climber: Judge. 5a'e provided an American-Eclair three reel feature iyid o, such: gopd- cliher uage. bl ey e produc’ | entitled The Beaten Path, is a.feature | —vyan ernment 1« always offending In fact it 0 if it has ever | Among features, and M Barbara ° - gation of intereste” “How been bv::.»( Hensrted. Wiltinm Law- | Tennant and an all star cast make this | they have made o pen- remce, star {or the on sonrs with | photo-drama an artistic masterpiece. | Norwich, ov ad- 2 g0 into the slot ma- PEitan Photapss The Old Home. | TWO good comedy reels by the in- | Jy4d nes.'+— burg Post. steall will be sesn i the role of Squir comparable estor Co. will also We had to let our glass eater go.” Bartiier: and o Awna_oore shown. The titles are: Aladdin's SRR | “What the matter?’ “Somebody Soilla Fashous by Phot ; kening, a quaint t ind ON 30 SHARES ! got him to sign the pledge, and he got vis, is in the comp nds of ise, with the Rus- | WOMEN SEWERS, even room house, | ko stuck up he wouldn’t lem anythtn'l" O'Mali ie ‘ Bassett the oldest actor in films | M be 7 : X water bottles.”—Detrol O’Malley. The t s 3 ilms . Must be sold to 5 e ke g as Dad This will create roars of | HADLEY MILLS, . Hamiiton, Executor, Merchants National Bank § ughter. 3 | | hive o i cars. A Acity uld greet | U8 ! Souta Hadley Falls, s Sl N H the public’'s money with this famous idy) of ngland at Y 2 | e RMINK I GVER — 0 motencads Stock b in on? “Just like taking oth perfgrmanc S reat COLONIAL THEATRE. Mana | 50 6% (regular ‘business size) candy from a Laby.” “1 don't like thac nee is anncunce S =% Rl IR s e ol by ‘en'e‘“‘eu.’“"":,‘,' DriaLcd :"“m’l:\-”“';‘l': i 3 ; often puts up a very xgh SEices SEe 16 $V00. eats row | The Whealshot E Fate, a Thrilling Two for any printing you ale sn need y <] leasant howl.”—Loutsville Courier- sale = ! LoCompany, Nerwica, JAMES L. CA"E' | Journal. b S 40 Shetueket St., Norwich, Angry Farmer—Is this your dog jest in' all my pigs? DAVI" THEATRE. Reel vFeature- Stv.ry- e HELE WANTED ence, isn't 32093 0,069, pleasant exp No. 17 Lincoln Avenue | % % of hieh life is ‘l.,,:,r i R 3 T N . none belter in ihe f Tots < Augry Two Big Feature Pb«xoclays Being | drama in two reels shown at Caoka ot Hap awark (’.H l.hi‘rd'f“ \bu:t\“.j \u\’,::umw;‘:hi i i dog is it Acquaintance—It’s Shown Today onial todg Lk of “The | Teamster, Chamber Maid. two Bo 2 5 | i own. 1 give ’im to yer jest befora e Wheets of Fate. true, the wheels | FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. | R 1 FGQ SALE i\l he killed the first.—The Sketch. of fate turn sl bui surely, and in | BCRAT 2 ¥ Ty v #| I congratulate you on having been @ the fol" | M. J. COSCORAN. Sup:. Central Bids. | cata “printeq | knighted, Mr. von erstein. Mighty - | 1 L series that e I es to prove to her the worth | Leteneads, talk, baron! To you it is much pleas { o e s Ty = ant at i t you, but one of | B e o | EOR SRS FINE RESIDENCE S R rsthrs wio nan tnat expert i ywreck s | | enc i ety e A is - nvre | i cdgs % han o known as the Ut L o Wilbur, the peerie i | 2005, s1a5; 5 00710000, $1L00; | Beckwith Property | “What does you understan’ by cir- seen in one of | Br ver descripiion | done % | cumstantial evidence?” asks Misas | offerings, entitled, s © 5 sampies. Tae Bul- Property ‘must be sold and bids | Miami Brown. s near as I kin splain ims to have the largest ex« >Lric r'ardge in the world. Denver clz Pt SR & cnlpfitases {0 iy H‘;‘; ‘:‘"“ e e and winders, ur- are solicited. it, fum de way it has been 'splained votion to his father. A e |seven rooms and bath each tenement, | XX i { to’ me,” answered 1Mr. Erastus Pin ure on I | i Lo ¢ | two celiars. JAMES L. CASE lev, “circumstantial evidence 1s de ; M feathers dat vou leaves lyin’ around ;i vork | g { FGR SALE 40 Shetucket St, Norwich, Ct. §'after you has done et de chicken.”— 2 o o 1 F@E RE E‘!T Washington Star : | Tl % A ' SHOW CASE AND COUNTER. e ———— e — e e e ¢ Mlulah Falls. scenic " ” E 1en Bicen imon e s e NS b i) £ g i } THE KALEIDOSCOPE gans 21l-festure bill just across city line in Prestom, : ~ & e ed- by phone are held |five cent fare te city, 12 minutes to | C. V. PENDLETON, JR, FOR SALE | The oficial headquarters of ths b i 5 p. m. school. | sep2sa 35 Broadway ! Percheron horse industry are at No- ) Bt s o CHAS. A. HAGBERG, i # 26 Laurel Hill Avenue lizenc-le-Batmg s Teris. ' ( Key- | NINGTGCN. 310 Main Street | Fine Residence In the fir of 1913 LS, . w Ma- | = — = F()R SAH E > machinery to the value of $350,000 was | from the fam and be- | Thieves Make Haul at Two Stores— Property | imported into Rhodesia. el Frightened Away from a Third by e of 11 rooms and bath. | Dr.C. W. Fox, Roaring Springs, Pa., Pisto! Shots—Proposed Road to 3 Al taode | has a pet oat, 17 years old, which i8 Lord’s Point. | | street 2 mn | cutting its third s»t of teeth. Thieves entered the Bellamy cloth- janoy Improvements. With room for more than 200 carsy hidy : INSPECTION SOLICITED. | ing store Monday night, taking under- et clusive el on invesiment. 1| oth and oth goods. s3 3 s e with odery A RENG Dshx Pomcl e Eight-room Cottage e e JAMES L. CASE, i and some avens PO L CHARLES W. BURTON, {§ 10 shetuerer s Norwien. Comn |ng;:r15:"?‘y(¢xg-ay:f on rules that the com- Spmehis good barn and large lot, lacated £| ., o e s e 0 SN | gally prohibit autos smoking in the 1 he heard some five minutes’ walk from Main | 4 3 : streets. | one exs o get in fired two ;hn‘m street. Price reasonable. | 5 SEAs hGR LGTS Capk: . AP aVnr . Beskicett, |98, o % 1is pistol vhich frightened the { BPL. . . o S. | thieves away. [4 | | Swampscott, Ma is still active as a | i edl N. Tarrant & Co. | S0 Iy asgire miing peean. situated | fisherman, a business he has followed i ote on Lord’s Point Road. 3 4 few mil or Pleg: for T4 years. | 117 Main Street, Norwich, Ct beach, best ol surf ” 5 > voters of tSonington have been B ol « uous fun and | Hmnmmd to a cial town mflr‘.\ng! |way to a soid pond One mad dog bit nine persons in i aex sday night to again act on | el t the other day before it was the petition together with a proposi- | —— e —— - | of Horses right from the wesi, out of one to hot to death by nearly one thousand tion of James Tord to build a road | w. B, WILCOX ot i terms if desirec 1"double | pursuers Mystic road through and| =~ -+ Auclioneer | ,.rd work, ranging from 1100 to 1309 |im value in a y asporta- _— fror An English city s experimenting 1 les-fror 5 on, several | With granular calcium chloride to com~ wood on | Dat dust roadways. applying about ome iruit. Inves- | half a pound to the square yard ted T acks of the N. Y., N, H, | & B ailroad by bridge te Lerd's A ! ION ‘l in Point, ) to appropriate $5,000 that C | being the amount reqg " ¥ | vote on changing the For sale by GLEIRGL B C 'LIN, nual town meeting from evening to it . iy | BEtexy m Bulletin— | Phere are now licensed in England provided | afternoon. P’lffid;nd;— m‘ thvlzj Hla:n e ),..1 4\ ourt ml { e X choice of 400. [sanrss oot ahiclen” Thedo. . are robate for the District of anor 320, otor cles. 5 el d | made up of 175,247 motor cars, 132,245 ted as the comedy | | Funeral of Antone J. Clay. will sell | 27 Funeral services were held at St UESDAY, SEPT. 50, 1913, | i 5 . ; . Mary’s church Wedneseda mornin, ad able di- | ror “antone who died in Nor- e ey WILLIAM A. WILCOX | motorcvers and 12 vehicles. Recal Estate Broker. FOR SALE oreign capital ward Cl: s 5 farm of the late Gilk M. Willis 7 3 Th f v g wich M rial was in St. N . L a0 Al ihext tliams, | g No. 41 West Broad St.. Rooms 1 anmd 2, e amount of new ing prod “4 “f“d oot St B bef:;:‘.\r: located on the Colchester road, two | At Nerwich Town on Canter- e invested in B ian railways, bonds, meny res 91 Monday was the seventieth birth- | Tewn of Lebanon, described brcy, dioad near Bedlie Camaer g T G LR e e g ' =t day o1 e S r : v bout ;40 @ A troli , pleasantly lo- 1 : Office, No. : sl 912 was 50, 0 i i~ P iect-1day of Jerome S, Anderson, Sr. and | Vi%: About i30 aeres of land, of and troliey line, pleasantly 1 Telephonss: Office, No. 365; Resi- |during 1912 was $1 o el dev the € TO- | for that reason he was retired as jus- | Vineh is tilla and pienty’ of wood | cated, a new, modern Cottags of denes, No, 531. augz9d $65,000,000 “ess than in 1912 dey s | agrees | i of the peace, after holding that | £0F, family :fine large barn, —ouse ||| Seven rooms, bath and reception M et S el (Somedy | ofice for forty vears, at | and other b F hall, wity all-modern improve- Mrs. Russell Sage has purchased X * aetion before the pub- e eat A 50 1o De a weoalot ||| ments, hard weod fi Marsh Island, 75,000 acres, southwest ] I \ Apneuncement has been mas onsisting of e | It oors, open ie nd popularity have |2 RolRCSRIeRt 30 Peom made of | consisting of u ¢ erawing ||| Plimbing, inrse verands, cement ||| SALE HORSES | of“New' Oxfean, ‘an 2 home Tor birds, s produciion, all|jriss Naney Bogue. which was per- If stormy, sale next fair day, walks, Priee right, One-half |ll; 10y g5 Horses to pick from, some(3nd =il the bird tribes will be wels s the play a g0ld | gornied by Probate Judge Elias Hinck A. C. WILLIAMS Adm. may remain on mertgage. KEasy | i 1t : RS { comed there {o live a life of peace and Tormcasl ge Elias Hincks | gopasrnsy ; ]| terms to quick buyer, | nice, gentls, well broken chunks and | (Jife o R Mine at | 'Y : T E | AT 5 2 | business horses as can be found any|° 5 ™ | HOS. H. BECKLEY ¥ als o big kers. The | e S eming for its en- | Pheiponad Band Concest, e | = 4 | where, also some blg workers. The| A jew highway 'in the Pralippinem diarly interest- | The postpened band roneert of last JAMBN B, TrDnl G pey Sucticpsss 1] IR Nay Bu)lding, Phones 724 | prices are right. Coms and sce them.| iy he consiructed whan a few of the weil | week will be given this week Friday = 278 Main Strest, 368-2 Tel, 1139, ELMER R. PIERSO | months. It will be the southern Itnk ’rgr; identi- | night. s ! " i B —_____{lo the unbroken chain of roads from ith the long run Dr. €harles B, M&.\as of Springdeid Y X Manila to Routhern Luzon and will is a guest pf Bs. 0. Main, ——— 100 2 RE MARKET GARDEN, connect the tcwns of Albay and Sorso- Mrs, NeHie Wrumbull, Misé Maria B pouliry and general purpose farm just | gon, vh< »mtrwuiil'}z rast in hw seen hex {and Miss Lizzie Frumbull are guests FEBSDAY, SEPY. 30, 2 l ocutside c\L{ on state road. lLarge SRR 3 na»ed in New ¥ork pily pver of reiatiyes in Felchester. at 10 a. ., 9 spring fed lake, =Lm1\=g leHl lhl=h I““" According to official statistics, the i 83¢, a0, 7ae, $4.09. Motored from New ¥ork. BAIN OR SHINE, SR o | peuEs Aeasted Pvandiand; plenty of | combined fmport and export trade of Lo 3. Fraskiin Hitcheodk with s, ag Spring Manor Farm, enc mile north will buy § room Collage. one-hall acre | [ryjPaice cottage house, with veranda, | Cuba for 1912 reached the total valus 3 Hifeheock of New York mot of Mans Depot and twe miles west | ©f Land with fruit, near car line.|het and eo]d water and bath; lary | of $208,880,663, or an increase of $62 - Biggest bha‘v Tn_ &eaaafl at Audi- | e .imi “ estf‘ fufid heré | of Stor{: nlleg.e‘ 30 npad of ‘cattle and E. A. PRENTICE, barm, new silo, jeehouse and sheds; ac- | 477,193 over 1911. Of the total, $172, onz 9f the A o golng | and Ge iiss, goukins of Mz, | L0 fad i Ratly Pesbtored m," ! reet | ryou's Awensy, |Willimandle, Comn. | 902,341 imports pleased wilh feal pro- | Plicheos ME ug.,hmd‘ was for: 2lns and Ayrihves. s will meet e - —~ - P povidied for {he 18§ ihres ays | medy Mids demiie €ollins of Stoning- itfi({ilifht{:;j ‘;U{,O.u,:‘ from -~ ;I:_m_t_n and i - i ‘The debt of the Brazilian federal of Uhis week, and Bic e, Sy oL G T L HOREY | SPYRAL LIMEA. goveenment, cex! rnal and internal, in- B bietyae gLz A Ruth Foye jeft for Brookiyn Wooh WOLRE, Mer. A ST e e R We ndve ,)u i prit a carloau inte our | ¢luding paper cuirer n circulation, ‘l.:uuwlie Hishers G Uhenuniied in | Monday forlake s churse In Qomestio | | Mel 129:38, Witinms tiontie 4obuea [ibeal pver. ot s1d by sl the leaalng | Sefehouse apd cap supoly your de- |l dt BIEREN: $ROTOINIEN ‘}f\”"""“g this science at Pratt Institute. Srocer 2 5 55 roduc e | 060,600 mora than In 911, an o = N A Is 2 eéxperts of the ceuntry say the and 8 del o Paral's i !’3’8 FRRAENE 6 jlies are| The supper given by ‘the Children e = N e felu fimiestone is better thin the burnt time, | Lichethe debiof the seversl states and f posi- | of~ Maryof St 'y's cliurch held | , WHASX Yo want o put your bus % Norwich Town. Conn. |gand this is W.at we huve. Sold by tne | Mmunieipalities is added the total obli- & ness befbre-the ‘public. tliere Is no m Fel. 1059-{. Prders by telephone pr | ton or carlead. gatiens of Brazil amount to $1,985,688, - fhe?.i‘our g o éfi'mm“ a: Borough hall Monday night was 8 | dinm better tnax throizh (he adverts. | by wieil délivered to any ROt he | P2 Bici: APWILLIAMS & © 615 Of this ameunt, the total foref ro L) Sl T & 1 any o the SCE, M'W ry 5. yig ameunt, otal fore ngs. | great succggs. Wiz columns oi The Bulleiim eity or town of Norwich. seplsSTuTh feblvd b debt on Dec. 31, 1913, was 3101.02:,0{: