Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 4, 1913, Page 16

AND SUNDAY NORWICH, CONN. SATURDAY, OCT. 4, 1913. 7 e What Is Going On Tonight. SUNDAY SUBJECTS. FOR SALE. e O SALE The subject of the Christian Science Eight-room Cottage with bath and steam heat, good barn and large lot, Incated five minutes’ walk from Main street. Price reasonable. N. Tarrant & Co. 117 Maip Street, Nerwich, Ct. 4 POETRY . o OUR LEADER. i 4 will_lead, B e htn blessed will bless ~, Vaudeville and Motion Plotures at the AMditorfum. service will be Unreality. Moving Piceures at Colonial Theatre. e Photovlays at Davis Theatre. The Holiness Mission will hold its Norwich Council, Neo. 307, U, C. T, ces g 7 i LT Counnl, No services at 87 Main street, The Loyal Temperance Union will ANNOUNCEMENTS meet in the Bill block at 4 o'clock. | Easehil e, oystics 805 qt. at ’T;he“ Gospel Mission holds meetings clasne I at 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. in Steiner's urc! hall. T. H. Peabody -will conduct the services, He who hatt e s S : under the heading of “WANTED, FOR SALE or TO RENT ARE INSERTED AT THE RATE OF He who hath marked thy faintest sigh S5c per Line, Six Words to the Line Wil not forget thy tear. He loveth always, falleth never, So rest on him, today, forever. “Then trust him for today, ‘As thine unfalltng Friend, . And let him lead thee all the way, ‘Who loveth to the end, And let the morrow rest TO RENT. In his bel%vetd hl:gfl; Sr Dadt 3 . His good is hetter than our 3 bt 22 FO"R SALE vl _As we shall understand. ¥FOR RENT—Pleasant tenements, six | If trusting him who faileth neve: fest Main S -l w S , today, forever. West Main St. ' In-| We rest on him Y e tained. W, C U. meeting Monday at 3 P. m, 30 Shetucket street, room 6. At Appointment of delegates to the state | .- convention. the Taftville Congregational church the pastor, Rev., D. B. Mac- = 7 :;‘:i.nl’, will preach at morning and eve- DAVIS THEATER. e At Grace church, Yantic, R. W. Co- FIREMEN, brakemen, railroads en-| FOR SALE—iline Hubbard squashes. tering Norwich. Wages $100. Positions . Norcross, R. F. D. No. 1, Gales | and eight rooms, Homan’s No. 1 Stock Company Coming]{ ch t i —_— - rane, rector, the hour Fnl 0 . All Next Week. Servies hms bien horeil ke assured comyclent Mexperienced men. | Korry, Conn betad - | Quire Miss Goodenl, 63 High St. octdd = to 10.45 o’clock O end age, stam| tailway Association, = & Bigh inner TO RENI—Tenement of six roo ¢ THE RIVER. Another treat is in store for the pa- : Dept. 193, care Ron\!cj}gflflln. octdd | o KO S iGhed, sl i fine con | cauipped with gas, electricity and bath: BY T trons of the popular Davis next week,| At Trinity Episcopal church there WANTED_—A middle aged Protestant | dition. Thes. Runners won first prize | Enquire 450 Boswell Ave. “d | The river Is dark, but the lights when The Homan Musical Stock com- | will be holy ‘communion and Sermes | Noman for R e . Au Jfaia il Nouwich falf g Mis. G 4 -EalErtil “wmo fteaes DA Epsaasng front roon; abide— e pany will open a full weeks' engagement | 2t 10.30 a. m. and evening prayer and 'Co'uonfut;yoBluuglgminotlrx\‘ececaunm.ocr\l;:gw Trading Cove. Tel. 646-12. ~ uct4d three minutes’ wa;)u(frumgfll;uénv cazs, g,sonf_l'h(&) :E;[h§:l\‘r:éh:;lc;?“;§le rw'.»” in a repertoire of musical and dramat- | sermon at 7.30 p. m : i g = | TFOR SALE—One five ton _Moeller | ADPly Mrs. J. A. Palmer, 239 Broad St. | The lights ic playlets and singing and dancing g Rp: Two 2-tenement houses on Mechanic | HORSE_Lady wishes o plao® horse | auio truci: truck has just been re- | 0ct4d o From DRoast L E Ul alore wwhere' the specialties. This is an entirely differ-| At Grace Memorial Baptist church | Street in Danielson. Income $420 | o5 is keep this winter.. 60 Washing- | modeled with new 45 horse engine: 15|~ 3o mENT — Very reasonable, barn bells ring “Rest!” ent company from the one that played | Preaching morning and evening by the | grose, net . inou vt ton St. ockid: | At oIk Yy %aY o hauling. lumber| for automobile at 53 Oak St Enduire | Rest for'the weary over the tide here recently, but it is equally as good | Pastor, Rev. R. B. Harris. Union Ly | 5 oo me: on Investment 9% | “SyANTED A youns man whb under- | jpte meriinc ot Selchester; stondy | Mrs” Vars, 58 Hobart Ave, between 10| 0n the beautiful shore on the othe i not botter than the olher. The|ceum meets athi p. m "7 | per cent. Houses pleasantly situated, | stands thq operating of iob printing | Meponald, Colchesier, Conn. octid. |&nd 2or T fo b p. m. e Side. shows they will give will be on the — three minutes’ walk from railroad st: Sbses, RO/ BULICHR S0y JNOPREE TO RENT—Furnished rooms at Mrs. “Good : A ; 5 3 5 — Bes E OB Pt 2 / a handclasp—a sad “Goo same order of the last company—a iit- ¢ Christ Episcopal church. morning | tion, post office and business section, | - octid | RORSALE - Beautital handmadse "G Cupgdon's, 82 sioKinidy Avenve. It is only s | tle of everything that's good. Featured | Prayer 9.30, holy communion and ser- | five minutes from church WANTED—-Salesmen, local and trav-| exquisite color combinations in Strik- Bemid 2! ~ A step in the darkness—then dreams with the show Bd. Dowling, a ve mon 10.30, Sunday school 12, evening o churches and | eling, to cover every town in Connectl-| ingly eoffective designs, 30¢ each by To RENT —- Two furnished room And (ight ! 5 o clever comedian and actor, and he is|Praver and sermon 7.30 gl E. L. DARBIE, °“§‘,k1"y"‘c?n‘3.fl‘£“ilm et Ipostpald.® Also white linen Jabots, | witiy modern conveniences, five min- | A fading away 6f the world’s bright supported by a clever company of sing- —_— . L. D2 aeear O e emen s, iie| most daintlly embroidered in the new | utes’ walk from Franklin Squuare. nc| skles, S AR I ers and entertainers. The stock com-| At the First Baptist church the pas- I Vit Aupen, Bhestey ey, e | oneainetieny e dssetan Bgenderi doie 35 L Bl OFce: - 00ta | Then (B8 HRREICH hley pany will stay here for the whole|10T'S morning subject will be The | Savings Bank Block. Danielson, Conn. e | e T e D pre: | T 10 RENT—Tenement seven Tooms | pegt for the weary over the tide week, changing its entire programme | Meaning of the Lord’s Supper. Eve. 2 WANTED - Salesman, traveling. sal: | Siating handworle wiil' be - delisnted, | end bath; rent iow to right party. In-| on’he shors that shines from the o’ every two days—3londay, Wednesday "wk subject, The Man Who Wanted be active, ambitious, energetic; splen- | State color desired. “Namllc\\'u\’kt‘r, QUire Gls BreCmA MY yes s ! . side and Friday. Matinee a 30, 3 to Know. Ctuni mer ex ce not | care Bullet v o RENT—Two flats; one of five company goine on at § p. m. and giv- | Frurch, B W. Coleman, p: ;.,r_fn,g,,d, AUCTION WANTED — Ladvrepresentatives Inquire 42 G e i ik ng one complete show each evening. subject, ousel o od. | whole or part time; our famous nit- A s - T A = | Did tne red, sharp orns Prices for the evening i os. | Evening subject, Conscience and Re- top” form ftting petticoats assure good fine condi- | tion. Mrs. Emma Morse, 1§ Union S 80 blest g tra floor reserved, 20 cents; balcony, 15 SPonsibility. immediate, permanent income: sells on chlight, watch, maylsd e W nr-u-;-):lgnw[ for the dreams anc cents; gallery, 10 cents. Seats ordered A , Bidadons SXDOIiCnCE o prompt | speedomeier, tandem attachment, etc TO RENT—Lower part of 88 Wash- rest? Pella. oler ‘the river's T g t the Broadway Congregati e .. secures exclusive territory. No| cheap. Call at 40 Oak St, 6 to 7, or | ington St., $ rooms and bath, with or | longed for the bells o'er the by telephone will be held till 7.45 P. M { church (he pastor Wil pregen® 1o oma WEDNESDAY, OCT. Sth, 1913, " “Compatition. Spelman & Cou | ¥ M ¢ 4. Getdd | without garage; also house of § rooms | — tide, : oniy. In addition to the stock cor toxe ach in the Chicago. octad — Snd Datr all improvements. J, Brad- | Sweet irom the shore on the other pany there will be the usual first-class e rl;fr‘-'.‘\-\; 'i'n(!_-\l«l-k Jer- Beginning at 9 o’clock a. m., WANTED O i OR € ALE d'l'v;‘n—’ amily wowse near | forg Bookbinder, 108 Broadway, or at | siae? rogramme of feature photopls =¢= in the Sun- | Karm of the late Nancy A. Davis, for-| woman plain cook, assist with house- | ticy ‘o bysr St A B AR R S L e N o S L N {s dark, but the lights .FIZ!JWan!';’n be sure of a seat come G TSIy cnel gy ot ain homestead, work; man must be good milker and | iaron. i FURNISHED ROOMS, all modern con. T 3 , as the manazement anticipates At the Sec By N Al o s all round farmer. J. B. Brigham, 516 | - < | veniences, 5 Union St. Telephone $3%-4 | jr on) rcams, op the other side big feature bill of photoplays is beins | worship with sermon and hyme. oo | Uon, the sald farm consisting of 219 | WANTED—A girl for general house- | {4 8 man. W. L L. Spencer, Leba- Teat lompine: nswered pray- shown here tonight, including a three[the children at 10.30 a. m. - MR IOk Eer well divided in pasturage and | Work. References. Inquire $7 non. Conn sep SUMMER COTTAGES Loveless longings—unans pra) reel dramatic story, The Black Sheep, | preaching woriive. ot 's i ’.n . evening mowing land, large uouse, 2 barns. Town St. Norwich Town octdd S ATE—Cre—woric Tiors ittt e e s B ey = e Sheen g service at 7.3 sheds, nice water power right th I = . ; B One work liorse, ; : = e ¢ the ;”mv_‘r_;refuét::::’n%n';:; ‘;":‘“”::D!‘i‘”l. hr e < S the Tand il € EoRED E “;I(;I:_,ma-nmn;‘ $120 to u)v.\; ariving hor one_top carriage, Watel nu:.l N Weekapnang, i rivers tide— s E e e title of t the Church of th. 4 Also - ell on the s ate 30|t T s literature in your | yuna.out buggy and one —oncord bug- Plenxant View. Ve pass to peace on the e ! with the popular Irving 1mmings. biect. sovgtha "Te‘;'c‘h. at | oxen, 1 pair two year old steers, 1 palr ’ffl (l;_eqiul_re(‘ man or woman: oppor-|yard in rear of Bulletin Building. Inspection by appoiniment. | ey T Calamity Ann Teroine and When moon. Y. B, C. .| sid Sarling Holeioln steers, & cows 2| be’used. International - Bible Press,| —tcbooouth FRANK W. COT, | HUMOR OF THE DAY h\ran;ns Come T;'ula, fereaming funny |ax subject, Our Union at Work | some: aaming tao venrs Cunf Neifers; | 1012 Arch St. Philadelphia. seplss FOR SALE — Pair (eam Larnes: PR BRI e | i erstones, complete tonight's i —Soci e Rl years 23 — i neariy new; two-inch tra ‘rancis . s s e 2 ey e e - Social Service Plans. ¢alves, 8 nice sheep, § fat hogs, 1 year. | MARRY wealthy; descriptions we Petiirop, BomahiSt OCtsEMW long Distance Telephone. mayzid Smith (introducing his “latest”)— COLONIAL THEATER At 5 Park’ - Congreaational Shurch | tutkever 10 hsner i wilat koo and | S Saaols 0L MBrEy, Te | = o o® SALI_Ows wood drtviag horss! How do, Jones? This—er—is my sis- e 5 preaching by the pastor the arareni {ame ‘soose weil mated, 21 ducks, 150 | Cal. 2 TAE sepl also one I worker and driver. Ap- e ter. Jones ;I:"“"(m:flih‘)m man! She Prysist L 3 - | hens and chickens, quantity of pota- | ——— by to C. Del Carlo, 105 Oneco St, City E. was mine once. ¢ The_Invaders, the Three Reel Western { I scrvice. At 430 p. m. the vesper | tocs, 500 bushels corn on ear. 10 tons | WBAVIERS WANTED—A fow sood | "Hcild ——— | " Colonel Blastingham—Why the — Peature, With Carlyle Blackwell, vices for the winter will be re. | hay.in barn. & scres fleld corn rodder | Steady weavers wanted on ‘Cromyion - - < B i i et S sumed. The ser on the first Sun- | 2 acres fodder corn, quantity of hand® | & Knowles two looms, Write or caii. Ok Sarizone pair of hors can't I play this — game? Cad Ome of the wildest of western pic- | 42 Of the month will be musical, piciced apples, I x{»‘:draux;go“;‘(‘;,eg ma Ine Elmvills Worsted-Co., Duuleison, || weighing 2400, one palr weighing 3001, L ou aint gol > g1 P tures provides the feature at the 4 TR Jedei rana hobile No.| —= — — nill aw byfthe ihou 1 : ks Colonial today, being produced in thres | AL, the Federated church, morning | o Do he, s uigk automabile, No: | WANTED_Everyone fo know tnat| 3 r'% rano & Coi | Fe—1 don'. find the song of the parts, and with Carlyle Blackwell and | haitoy Dndsrous Pilots and Disap- | cquipped with tools Busitraahots. |, SN CR VAN S AUl hoornen fwic Stmest htinamle g0 exquisitaly love) a big all-star cast portraying the diff- | Eointed Prophets; evening subject, [ In Al condition, with dealer's guaran. Urdays hereatfen: e SOE T . She—It's only when you're W Bool: pets. at aoaayire tho AT | Things Kept Secret from: the ‘Foun: | tee. WANTED Shoemaker. | & Tamanot . that it seems so beautiful—Ilie- most dramatic episodes in the history dation c; the World. Both services 1t stormy, sale next fair weekday. D. Goldblat, octzd tou e | sende Blastter mos mmatic episodes st wiill be held i he- e - — 5 NSRS {525 ¥ , iy of the west-—The Rustler War—foughs | ty.l, b d in the Third Baptist | OSCAR M. MAIN, WANTED At the Norwich State A I eckham, ; |7 “Yes_ iU's nice out here, ism't itf in the Hole-in-the-Wall country, Wy octlWSMTu Preston, Conn. | Hospital, a ccok and second girl. Ap- s N |7 { l i} | The only drawback is that the last few S e s The wobete dotturel a¢ Mokintel PO A ML E. 1 | iy Howpital Grtcd reommaerss ot || NO. IRCOIN RVE. §imschee’s supid nishringaie nas been f Thorpe's ranch by the men behind | . s . M. E. Zion 7 SRS VAN e e nair, mile to Danielson, Singing so that we cou ar o D behind | church, preaching by the pastor. Rev. 100 - RE MARKET GARDEN, hoemss Botas G © o SRR DL b | neighbor’s graphophone.—Peie Mele. 2 movable barricade is one of the most | (yenr 5 4 ; = ;- 5 pafla <t = -~ % George Biddle, D. D., morning sub. | POultry and general purpose larm Just S e sensational scenes in this big produc-{ ject, Anticipated Difficulties Removed, | Sutside city, on state road. large WEAVERS WANTED - ompton e o e dn aide | Bveningtaubject! Uriposssssed Inhorits | Sor e segilake; stociied) with dishonens ploomes apply. tor Eeweatatk; voplen Old Gentleman—And so your name | 7im Hoolizan? FHooligan—Very dis- lightful play produced before the | ance. tioly ? Bl 50 acres smooth tillable 'land; { Mills, Potter Hill, R. 1 5 e SR SR OF Byt and in] o membaie D0 reception)) rost pastures ang woodlandiiplentyionl s erEnh a1k i0s Een gl o . ;iss sound. Iox 33, - | tant. I wuz me mother's first child the ancient tombs. Truly an education- e T e e L b e ork in family of three adul Box | care Buil ~p26d R | an" Tim wuz the twelfth.—Brooklyn al feature. Fortune's Turn is a won-| At the Greeneville Congregational | barn. new silo, icehouse and sheds; ac- | 355, Moosup, Conn 8epa0d FOR SALL: Big line of miilinefy on esigence Hagle. derful story with a marvelous fire|church at the morning service the pas- | Sommodations for - 2,600 hens. Only WANTED_Traffic_manager, s cal | sate at Miss Leauregard s, vewett City. “Your hardwood floors are always so scene, and acted by a peerless Vita-|tor will speak on One Phase of the | Si000, €asy terms. years' experience railroad transporta- | ilats in_veloar, velvei, piusu, beaver. | exquisitely pclished,” said Mrs. Jones. gTaph cast, while Crane Wilbur is the| Transfiguration, The session ot the | o0, Asemcy. Willimautic, Cor tion department. Position desired in | wTench felts and scratch ieits. sepzsd “Flow do vou manage it?” “Oh, I just hero in a thrilling western story en- nday school will be held at 12 e Nowiehl Y. z, Bolton | “Gor SALE Black and t put chamois rompers on the children titled $1.000 Reward, Two fine come- | o'clock, Vesper service nt 430 at NajchipCony = zigd red foxhound; Urst 3 and let them play in the house,” re- dies make up the balance of this pro- | which the pastor will speak. HOREY VANTED Steady boarder Mrs. il Consish 112 sponded Mrs. Brown. — Lippincott’s SEu— 5 = Oug 1913 crop of native honey s the | 2CCaL, 16 Laurel Hill Ave epsic tocked. ! Harris, Jr., ONsisiing o rooms Magazine. i At Mt Calvary Baptist church, | best ever. For sale by all the leading | _WANTED—At once, 25 to 706 White away, R L sepz4d The two women were discussing the The Suffragette Army at the Audito- | morning sermon by the pastbr upan | Erocers Wyandotte pullets. . Submit lowest e AT and baih fashions, “Did you say that your hus- vl Voite ‘of Ehe Watchman.: Prosiniog P. W. LATHAM & CO., price-to Thread City Poultry Yards, N FOR SALE—Ono team wagon wheel, | band was fond of those clinging e s B2 the Gvening satvics by Bev: Oeoris Norwich Town, Conn. ¥5_Quarry St, Wililmantic.” Tel. E n tread, newly rimmed, new tire 4 il gt b1 itie Nitos 016 Of course. the future defense of the| Mighine of New Yerk followad hy |, T 1053-4. Orders by telephone or | _SSpovd : T A LT e e AlDBEASH Convetanase. o iis rit b ne A country will be a suffragette army, and | Lord's supper. Sunday scheol st Y | by mail delivered to any part of the| W ANTED To hire a f : T S e Excellent Location. O a part of that army now in training | Eible and Literars & ; at noon. | ity or town of h: Sep13STuTh | t5 106 acres from the first of April, | —>°F St — — . o fi meandat 4 2 = will be seen at this popular theater S D Ao LS St R o with or without bulldings. Address| FOR SALE— and confectionery | Inspection Solicited. | “Do vou take much exercise?” said the first three days of next week. This At The Spifthal Koa dem Pack Farm, Bulletin Office sepz4d t next io Theaire, ‘,gfx‘.: & Il | the doctor. Fxercise!” exelaimed the is reglly a startling novelty, presented | street at the morning service at 11 FOR SALE WANTED Men who are out of work el ot = & = jpatient. “Why, man, B hete fe G by the H. A. Gird company, and is an lock the pastor, Rev. Albert P. Bli or desiring a bctier position, to see me, ‘OR SALE —Nice seven-room cottage JAMES L. CASE, | the dog down cellar every night an: o RN e Then hease. Thate be assisted by Willard T. Jiull of |4 HOUSE, BARN, HEN HOUSE, | You can ‘earn good money working A"No. 1 condition; three acres vl . | chase nim 1t least seven times through are thirteen people in the act, twelve | Chicago, upon the subject The Battle- | TWO ACRES OF LAND, making a fine | 20¢" {hd* gkt ‘minc. 1. 0. Piove, & Replaiin) 0 = S R SRR S5, Ty e e e Pretty Sirls and omS A, R e | ground of the Soul. “The Progressive |chicken farm mear city. Alice Bullding, Norwich, Ct. .| _ | THioksE voit SALE or excianse fof | P Gt povntiy yht ave hees, aheps SHiled (o Dot ey tectica | Lyceum will meet at the close of the E. A. PRENTICE, P HOOTING AND TRESPASSING NO- | Dew il cow; “Welght lusv. el A e I b & i drill, and then mount and dismount —_— | Phonc 300 86 Cliff Street | 75c., twelve for $1.25. The Bulletin . e e T ye ha'e tae walk ten mxl: for a drar;pl'a canvon, stc. The act is a distinct nov At_ the Central Baptist. church, the Printers, Norwich, Conn. A ot Sau o ugiid | {0 W “fl“-b)“ ‘;'Ou'!'f’.‘ Son, elty and the biggest the Auditorium Joel B. Slocu: D. D. e ~ gy, oo = - — - | barrel and keep y you? - d has ever played. The s v T e S G S e s ) SALI—A second-bana kord au- | | mon, it wull na keep!"—Tatler. Mondaw’s bill will be ddress the Men's clas Hulletin, SR bR a i here is no use of trying to deny Charles Turner, a clever g subject Momentum; | - = e s estolad — —{ that women are sometimes a little un- S Tk g i i DOES YOUR RANGE nced repairing? ERCT 2 | |t iy o) comedian, who Has Hezekiah's Rally; | mywo_tamily House, 202 Laurel Hill, | Patent stove brick to nt any range sent | sdrg s sz.o0 nalt ceora G ShELL: ’ | reasonable,” sald the mild mannered to-date monologue m. _The church ; for 3L 8. J. Stow, New Haven. sepItd | fard, Dhone pdb-13. deézod || will buy a bond guaranteed by J|man. “My wife made me do my best Wondering 1k People and Bible school |SeVen rooms and bath each tenement, S WANTED AT t5555 having. cidar to| oo — —— == LY = to explain about a writ of habeas cor- ented by the 8 andinz fan v; par w Rally day in a ser- | two cellars. amglce, o Know that tha:Clder and: grist lmiosluk A T Soiroow Hunde, with tl il ork Central Rallroafi pus to her. {))(lq)hou m:k{e;ifl:‘l::r'” is quite a novelty in ifself 1 con- | vices. | milis, known as ine “Erankiin mils, | estais ‘G.'W. Hamiiton, £xXscutor, {33 |§ Price to ret 5 per cent. This T'm afraid rot. She went nd | =is wo good reel Gold and Wa- — and formerly owned by Frank A. Kock- | Main B jerd feri bi a lawyer next day and tried to obtain er. a drama by the Nest c v.| BULLETIN'S PATTERN SERVICE, | wood, will open for business Sept. 17, | — 7 offering made subject to sale or one that woull get me gway from the nd Billy the Wise ( g i | 1318 - Ohdxles ' W. GranCiNanll Brani | ein. 200 6% Goner bonines esy || change in price. ball game in time for dinner.”—Wash- omedy reel, complete = = e : Lo envelopes, neatly printed, for $1.30; 500 | PR ington Star. rm just across city line in Preston, [ AGENTS_High class rapid s each 33.00. Send lor ‘samples 'and S 3 : % BT iggest scller o e season; large | prices for any priating you are 'a need | five cent fare to city, 12 minutes to| profits. Send today for free particulars. [ oL The BUIELR Company, Nvcwica, | school. o Peter Specialty Co., Granitevilie, Vi, | Conu. TO PREVENT BUILDING JAMES L. CASE, } 40 Shetueket St., THE KALEIDOSCOPE Norwich, Ct. OF A NEGRO COLLEGE o Pee 0. : e PR s CHAS. A. HAGBERG, by - — | ,FOI SALE—0 I C pigs Tiorough- | Pwenty-two states, including Hawail, Temporary Injunction Against Sale o : SEep e WANTED_Ycu Lo know there is one | breds, registered, none better in the o AL 5 ptors R e 8 Iee s 310 Main Street | ;.3 Norwich who can clean and re- | country. Ludlow’ Farm, North Sioning- Sapli W T Baltimore Estate. in Nox e s o e a 3 L pair your sewing machine right. K. S.| tem, K E.D. o, Norwich, Conu. . ¥. A seal has been known to remain 25 2 \ Stephenson, The Old Reliable. Phone | Button. Baltimore, Oct. 1.—The first lezal | FOR SALE 1032-4. augzyd PRI T A T minutes under water. step toward preventing the boafd of | y FANTED—Bi mE. - G. Gor. | 6% enveiopes (regular business size), | % trustees of Morgan college (colored) | don A et L UUNE: e | cata"Printia: in corner.. $La; 1,0_0;,! In British Arabia a native laborer from locating their buildings on ihe | FOUR WORK HORSES Pyid $2.00; 5,000, $6.00; 10,000, $16.0C; ' 500 earns from 12 to 16 cents a day, on Carroll estate in Mount Washingion ’_' e e | Dptelieads, ‘axvls, Tprinted, 314’ 1,006 which he supports himself and his in the circuit court at Towson signed | | I'welve to select from. | 325 & Tmonth salary. inquire of Glen | 32.30; 5,000, §85.00; 10,000, "$38.00% 500 A cottage on Laurel Hill, of 8 §/ e a temporary injunction forbidding the | HN t. FORD, lce Dealer. Rock Farm (Ledyard). Fred Sands, | biiheads, 7x8ls, Dprinted, $1 L,uvb, rooms with all improvements, in by Tgypt were 375 sale of the tract until a hearing on the | 5 : < 5 Manager, Mystic, Conn. R. ¥. D. 4. $2.10; 5,000, $i.00; 10,000, $13.50; ' 500 chia B 5 o sing the four months ended matter can be held. No date has been | Apply at office, ¥ranklin Square Siatements, olex8%, printed, $LiG6; Dl oveaing eal, § pan and [ J ang 526, tons during et for the Learing. i 1,000, $1.55; 5,000, $5.00; 10,000, $11.00, eleciricity, property well located §| responding pesiod in 1918 b e e o4 Priniing of évery description ~ done > | SROHB i= feared that the ground is to be solc . - - = s % - e e e 8 wm ites wails ctal working machinery from (e e BT T n ColRES DUt Tor u negrs | ‘ plck]“\g Onions ; 3 wich, Copn. rolley car line, § minutes waik f|, ) hops wus sold abroad in thel fics men i [ Cooks, Waitress. General Housework | to Square, will be sold on favor- e R L es o0 100 = | { Girls, Nurse Maid, Hotel Help. |} able terms. Inquire of against $6,000,000 in 1912 and less than Foy : ott iy | Red Cabbage | FREE EMPLOYMENT BURELAU. NEW MILCH COWS FOR SALE. | FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, | $4.000,000 in 1911 e e | i\l J. COSCORAN. Supi. Central Bidg Carload wili arrive Wednesday, |} Central Building, , Norwich, Gt |- Most of the domestic vessels used = — — | Green Tomatoes | Oec 1 { | by the peopl: of India are made of = S { JAMES H. HYDE, | | copper or brass, and departure from E E NUES | WANTED. i : North Franklin. — | this usage i» rendered difficult from THE PRAISE CONTINUES | pears. Etc_ ] el s e L "‘s;’;flfl':i &3 certain ritual observances of cleanli- | MEN SE 8. s % ness. E / 0o ep. | | DLEY MILLS, | 5 SEASHURt . We Hear Good Reports | 3 i na e | S b A60 Tast Fron The r ns for the railways of the of Doan’s Kidney Pills 1Peflp|e S mai‘kflt; Seuth Hadley Falis, . a few miles east of United Kingdcm for 19 ow that the | ‘ 1 beach, best ol t b passengers car Z | i | Mass. | way to.a sold pond nine son ticket holders, was i € Franklin St. | | FRESH L An and shallow. sare ¢ s compared with 1,326,- | | Price of tiiese lots till O 19011 JUSTIN HOLDEN. Prop. Only one to a terms if desired Thomas Norton, veteran ex-city mar- | l ° ; of Horses right from the wes:, éut of |in value in a y ta | tion fres in a A & of Portland, Me., is of the type . . e hundred cords of standing wood on | can be enforced. In his day there was mony in their home newspape he | e o vobbig . fact in weight. For sale by driven well, some iruit. Inves- |a law which prohibited smu;;lngr in fl}e P o 5 : = . A L . stre s boast that few of- 2 i s , - GEORGE B € PLIN, : W s Farm Bullet! SUeReED 1L s Bls hat they s n 1e t st 9677 —2654 - Scon they will be big boys GEORGE E 3 r Wilcox’s Farm Bulletin— | fenders escaped ¢ they live 80 mear, is the be ' |CONTRACTOR G 3 gilhovsle. o sppial T | tenders escaped bim. proof of the merit of Doan's. Tere's| AN ATTRACTIVE DRES ¥oR and girls, and their faces will WILLIAM A, WILCOX |, German ot tofay catuunt L a Norwich case. { HOME OR OUT DOORS. and ¢ Tl e than formerly. Thirty to forty 3‘93;;. & A s e 5 comtumption average: Michael Cox, 44 Summit Street, posed of u Simple Blonse Waist BUILDER on-Y. Yy Beal Hutate Broker. N o e ita T iavene i vy Norwich, Conn., says: “I was in bad and a Draped Skirt, Bring the babies and we'll FOR SALE No. 41 West Broad St.. Rooms 1 and 2, | amounts to 119 pounds. Germany is chape as the result of kidney and| rnis gesign will develop attractively 2 . T 5 e P el conautmption, OBIF 4.ts B Der bladder trouble. The kidney secre- | in voile pinama, charmeuse, satin or | Estimates Cheerfully Given |catch their smiles, At Nonw I Bow I Onu e Telephones: Office, No. 365; Resi- | cent. heing imported. tions were painfnl in passage, causing | SiIX, and is o suitable for crepe de bvry Road near Peck's Corner : - & P et chine, serge and all wash fabrics. 71 and trolley line, pleasantly lo- dence, No, 531. augzea | ————— : Tel. 370 216 MAIN 8T. cated, a new, modern Cottage of Lime has ciopped in price, “due to me much misery and I could hardly | sleeve may be confined at its get around on account of pains in my :fl-gf){;p B i dronntsd i ehell seven rooms, bath and reception the concentration of the industry into back. Reading of Doan’s Kidney | {he sides for the insertion of plait see- s hall, with ail‘modern improve- M L LR e | L S R e SO i N, D, Bév tions or trimmed With a fab of banding P , F ‘ d m“ rd r I % ments, hard woos oors, open Lo Carivad InL0WUT | ering of the cost of manufacturing Pills I got a box at N. D. Sevin &| tons or trimmed WWith o tab of handing | [9jap8 F00] @B lard rariors L plumbing, largs veranda, cement ||| storehouss und ‘can supply your ds- | licotaing to ihe geological survey. Son's Drug Store. In three days | lwaftern 9650, cui in five sizes 23 24 walks. Price right. One-half bl { The United States’ output last year 55" B0 inclies wallst ncasue, | SIx Tables—fve pool and one Biliard. | THE PHOTOGRAPHER may remain on mortgage. Fasy ||| fiBestons 1 hptior ihin the burne Hie | was 3 p 9,462 shorl tons—average price after I began using them I noticea | 2% faan Sk ot X and Ladles’ Walist Paltern 5677, cut in Tables so!d and repalring done ters 1 fek . ‘e have. Sold bY th 96 st 8.392,913 I improvement. The kianey secretions . five sizes— 2, 33, 36, 3% and 40’ inches, at reasonable prices. Opposite Nerwich Savings Socieis. R ‘éus’vélkl.sv et B L SR el s T L e became natural and I was soon rid | hust measurc 1l requives Sh vards of | gupolies at all times. poat g Ay A s (ep BECK, MWILLiAMS & CO. h o ikl of evers symptom of kidmey com- | " mhis tlluxtinilon cails for TWO wip- 49 MAIN STREET i Main St e The total sugar production fn Ger plaint. I cen't praise Doan's Kidney | ATite patterns which will he malled to 2 ) many in the 1912-1% campaign Is esti. | Pills too highly. BACH patters i silver or stamps, CORNS MONEY LOANED SALE HORSES mated L SILI0 AR TR | Order through Thé Bulletn Company, 3 % \ tons in 1911-12. e ota For sale by all dealers. Price 50|, Order theotiEh, C ol o Conn, All trouble of the fest. . ::‘%“e‘;}r’“{f:fl W.:hakllnale.'{elll." - : | quantity of 1eets used. in-its manu- cents. Fest¥r-Milburn Co, Buffalo, | 2 e ptod ELECTRIC LIGHT TREATMENT 54 Fooor Des Mh v mnd st 08 LOST AND FOUNP. I ave 35 Horses to pick from, some | fyilira is tioied at 16,600,634 tons, as New Tork, sole agents for the United | Mara than 12600 huiterfifes, all care- | All Goubles of ‘the nerve ecircu- establisnea firm to dea: with. T e R Eontn el broken, chiunta [ nzainst 9,074,525 tong {n 1911-12. Total fully set, arrunged and labeled, the | latiop or rheumatism. ZHAE COLLATERAL LOAN CO. S o taany Lh e e Ton oy Ly SebL N mesg GkgRs, Ad; can i raw sugar sales in Magdeburg in 1012 States. : collectlon of her late-hushand, have JAMES DAWSON, 142 Main Strect, Upstalrs. 5n'=-pn“ -en the Nelsdn Roac ’aff';fiy':': | where, aigo some hig workers ;Hh' Beoaney & o 50 T Hie ipdinie S Vo Remembar the name—Doean's—and | | e, precented (o Leeds university by | Tel. §24. ~ Room 26 Central Bullding (Esiablishon L31E- lush robe, Reward. . C. MeGaughey, | Prices are right. Come and sce them tons In 1211 and 71,350 tons take no other. Ars, A, H. Clarke, Lady Attemdant S ear] Strest, Mystic, octéd ') Tel, 1183, ELMER R, PLERSON, sl G e e U R