Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 8, 1913, Page 12

CLOUDY, PROBABLY RAIN TODAY AND TOMORROW FULL ASSOCIATED 1 PRES DISPATCHES L R e NORWICH, CONN.. WENESDAY oCT. 8 1913, : What Is Going On Tonight. - ARR ! /————-—-———————'—“_ e — A POE TRY Vaudevilla and tion Plctures ax | Avnln GA oD “f. LATlmr. am. 4 Nature everywhere [is busy, lonial Theatre. - | Breathe Hyomei—It Medicates the Air Company at | S You Breathe and Instantly BATE Relieves. ¥ sters 5 | Why continue to suffer from > Ne A. O. U. W., |catarrh orped up head, husky N 2 voice, and cther troubles of the é = e breathing organs, when there is an ¥ 3 " Union | @bsolutely certain, scientific remedy " ~ | at_hand. Hyomei the remedy. It is a )ss and antiseptic med- vou breathe through a Breathing a few times the inhaler charges the erm-killing_antiseptic. fies, foul COLONIAL New Y the forma- and nos medicatea by The or money outfit, con rd rubber pocket bottle of Hyomei, costs extra bottles, if after- needed. are only 30 cents each. ists 2verywhere sell Hyomei. Hyomei for bronchitis, coughs old .n the ad, husky voice, of infunts, and any inflamma- of the breathing organs. in this anteed o do Hyome! I and crama diseas~ N Ol\i:Y ;_‘()A\t;D Wa dewe. ins of any Lmd at the tes of erest. An oid bitshea sy to deai with. COLLAYERAL LOAN CO. Upsin LEGAL NOTICES. PROBATI HI LN CCURT oOF te ON Y LINC of rt Roor in ict, xecu- BE FINE SHOW AT TH a true HURCH Clerk a ent the ide zolf 1is time or ARTHUR CHATTERDON, Mext Week at the Davis Theatre, Opening ‘Monday Matinee in The Vir. ginian. A . Al | The Wakefield Mills Co., Wakefield, ADVERTISEMENTS under the heading of “WANTED, FOR.SALE or TORENT” ARE INSERTED AT THE RATE OF 5S¢ per Line, Six Words to the Line 2 WANTED. 1 FOR SALE. TO RENT, v % i » p s rni. oom. WANTED—Woman for washing ;meT Jhon SALE- ’.;yi'é))ot gflblon[ L Wi’{‘}? gg:dim uml‘:v\;:”;\ll’hr;sslh%dv; - day a week. 118 River Ave; oct8d | v Indet, torye e uthy. 5115, Apply to |utes’ wall from Franklin Square. In. WANTED—Good, steady men weav-| F. J. Moll, West Main St., Mystic. quire Box A 7T., Bulletin Ofnce. oc ers on woolen goods. Apply by le ocisd e e o Fentioman. T room with modern conveniences in pr FOR SALE- octsd s Sl ~ | old. James Butler, vate family, centrally located. ,:(:?‘rs- WANTED — People aesing —-aelr | Norwich, Co oz watcnes, clocks and jewelity to be DU —= - , N1 —_Two nice tenements at 15 | in the original factory condition, by a| FOR SALE— La.‘;g,“,ff,ea octbd | practical adjuster, to ring up Phone | Brahn pullets. J. W. At & v et 2, or send postal to Lee Clegg, 128 TO RENT _Tenement seven rooms Washington St., City, who collects and s and bath; rent low to right party. in- gefir v O g LSMWE | " AV farm, moved to the city on ac- [;quire 50 Freeman Ave. SEEE TWANTED—100 _men from 18 to 50| count of pbor health, must sell my | yoR REBNT—Two flats; one of five | years of age t9 join class now forming at once; palr bay chunks, b and | rooms, ome of seven rooms; all modern | for Tecumseh Tribe, Imp. O. 1. M, Cail p s old, 2400 Ib: sound, true to|improvements, 591 Mair St H. A H. Jackson, R Wi | work, singlé or doubld, atraid of noth- {Harris._Telephone 124-2 seplld sl reday | Ing and good drivers; no better busi- k—— e s ening, tk th, Steiner's Main | ness or general purpose horse in New | “’“fif“‘}t&,‘}“fiifie Lf\mf':.lmn' ca- | Everybody welcome, so come and | Kngland. seil pair or eholce, Also-| tion. I e ma A 5 ng_your vetia my fa iving horse, Prince, 1i| mayld a i 3 5 ey = Ll year Ibs., nice driver, afraid | ~no pENT —Lower part of 385 Wash- | Vol TauE . B v o | of mott SEREe to drive, price } y;gton St., 8 rooms and bath, with or | man is on a vuacash, so we can't adver- | gy ore Oct. 10, 4t Btable: 3 | I ot oF 3 Lo | use; hb\uk.ll‘m‘nf;\r to’ goodness, we have | Tilley St New London, Conn’ oct?d | gnd.hath, all improvements. J. Brad- | Sothe groat pipes Sar 2batand; ey, we 0¥ s el s il i i oad w3 r at | will have fhe world's serles by innings,| KFOR SALE—Pups, half foxhound and 112’“\\?"“‘“‘ 1‘:?6 108 Broadway, ,"‘,;‘u“ too, n’s Smoke Shop, 1 | Afrdale. Good coon dogs. Price | i Z = yldd } Te Jis SonEnIE FENRIE ey an ren e FURNISHED ROOMS, all modern con Norwie oc v cas, 38 Union St. Teleph d4- TWANTED —Journeymen w L St S R o7 e Ll s i e RS steady wc d_good pay FOR SALE—Pa colts Y ) ) ! tent men. F Kinnecom Blectric ¢ i iosely mated. J. H. Pe { = L St, Providence, R. L. Killingly, Ct.” Phone 2s4-1. | SUMMER COTTAGES { 3 { — 1 ¥or Remt—For Sale. | S { One brown wick Y i Watelk Hill ‘Weekapang, yer, Bulletn, | y mew; one second-hand ! ¥ ant View, | octT . nquire 42 Grove | Rentals, $175-3250C season. | - - - - - oct4STuTl Inspection by appoiniment. | WANTED—$2.50 per day pe Gne jt- 2= > ==t 2 T e | lad; each town (o distrib rY: FOR SAL 10, | FRANK W. COY, ircular or concentrated fla in style 1; usec conaition. | : | tub Permanent position. F Termecon i - SE st Rixcat s Westesly, I-G1 Co., Chic sons Co., 248 | Long Distance Telephone. may23d — : sCL6d WANTED = clerk ror inside and “upri ‘ among neh people FORE SALE. FOR SALE one pi- Bullet D- at ate ano ratin et modern seven- | barn in good } Y14 Telephone 17 ilrculn Ave. SALE FOR de- | i FOR SALE Magnificent Residence SHOOTING AND TRESPASSING NO- | % TICKES printed on cl i p t i roperty DO Pater Consisiing ef 12 roems and bath Modern Conveniences. All Excellent Location. Inspection Solicited. JAMES L. CASE, 40 Shetucket St., Norwich, Ct. ’ bond will byy a guaranteed by & 2 3 the New York Central Raiiroad. ad W Light Work. Good Wages. Biice ao. vebioiote o Thia il | offering made subject to sale or i . y eslaie, a Aflgi“fiafl i & change in price. l; 1otk | T arHINK OVER — 250 1 2 | and Z.u e u SS Slze i g Q 1 = = | envelspes, 1y brinted, Tor $1.90; 500 JAMES L. CASE, 1 itin | prices tor DEInlilg you are ' need 10 Shetucket St. o cr. i i) thil: LU, The un Company, Nucwica, i — beiter in the | Stoning- Conn. . ¥, | HELP WANTED " PRINTING—Louk at Cooks, Waitress, General Housework | 6% envciopes (regulat | | Girls, Nurse Maid, Hotel Help Cang printed in. cortle { | CREE EMBLO VNN i Tean A cottage on Laurel | 3 5 P21y, rooms with all improvements, in- { M. J. COSCORAN. Supr. Cenrre Bldg cluding steam he s ana J| . S et electricity, property well located g | WANTED, and in excellent condition, on §| | 10,000, = 1 1 . - trolley car line, 8 minute alk WOMEN HADLEY MILLS, SEWERS. des. ripiio . W to Square, will be sold on able terms. Inquire of Qr- letin | wicn, South Hadley Falls, \ FRANCIS . DONOHUE, M $1’250. | Central Building, Norwich, Ct. = will buy vod Chicken Farm with | | FOR SALE. »w house snd ‘barn, two acres of | [ | land and fins well of water, near city. | | | asy terms. | !rl Q | FOR SALE | _e~wmwee |5 SEASHORE LOTS | Phone 300 26 Cliff Strest | 29 by 150 fect, fronting ocean, situated | Handsome .Carved Oak Dinin ‘ beack, Bost: of ‘sure. batbing, risht OF | way L a sold ond le: long Room Set. Apply 181 Wash-| FOR SALE and sfi;{fio v, sate ® ‘2he | 7 rice of tk e lo L o | d-hand runabout ,automobile | Only one ington St. or teiephone 453-2. | orbaiad Sad Tetded Mo da e A S —— “—— | class condition. Wil sell at a bargain x{{‘%,‘{a}‘r':e”,‘n Ao 1 uire of 00 b SALE HORSES B. K. DOW, 215 ‘miles 2rom I have 35 Horses to pick from, some| 748 Maln St, Willimantic, Conn. |hundred cords nice, gentle, well broken chunks and | ociSd Beata, business horses as can be tound any Send for Wilcox where, also some big workers. The choice of 400. prices are right. Come and see them. r y Tel, 1135. ELMER R. PIERSON. r WILLIAM A. WILCOX Real Estate Broker. No. 41 West Bread St., Rooms 1 and | of Horses right from the west, out of Wenterly, K. L | hard work, ranging from 1100 to 1500 Telephones: Office, No. | d No, 531. | in welght. For sale by Shep e N - | GEOEGE B, €1 PLIN, | Eight-room Cottage ‘ ¥ Tel. 192, ‘Weaterly, with - bath and steam hsat, | good barn and large lot, Incated { five minutes’ walk from Main Two-family Houss, 292 Laurel Hill, | street. Price reasonable. | seven rooms and bath each tenement, FOR SALE ) At Norwich Town on Canter- buvry Road near Peck's Cerner and trollsy line, pleasantly lo- cated, a new, modern Cottage of seven rooms, bath and reception hall, with all modern impreve- two cellars. FOR RENT Farm just across city line in Preston, N. Tarrant & Co. 117 Main Street, Norwich, Ct 100 LTNE MARKET G .RD}N, ha filve cent fare to city, 12 ‘minutes te poultry and general purpose iurin JUst ments, hard “'°?d flaora, openm school, outside city, on state roasd, Large plumbing, large veranda, cement 3 spring fed Yaxe, stocked with fsn, near walks, l’l"lra right, One-half CHAS, A. ITAGBERA, ouse; 50 mores smaoth tiilable land, may remain on mertgage. Easy 2.1 £ Stros rost pastures and woodland; pienty lal terms fo qulelk buyer, Tel. 652-12 310 Main ftrest Ty nice cottage houses, with veranda, hot and cold water and haib; largé THOS, MW, BECKLEY, { arn, new sile, iceliouse und sheds; ac- ulletin, Phones 724 PET ! commodations for 2,500 lhens, Oniy ’\'1"7 Bullding, ot AGCRICTLTIRAL LIME, i3 4,000, easy terms. 278 Main Strest, sl | A ST B TR e Rl bt 0 v S Mo 3 can suppl da- Tryow’s Ageuey, Willimantle, Conn, mands for this sure crop broduger. Uue | - experis of the eountry say the graund | y limestone is hetler than the burnt lime, WIEN you want ig § your busi- M HE>S 84 WaRi ta DPUT yodur upsl. | #Bd this is W, al we hpave. >old by the nass befara tne gpng, ers’ 1p~ BO Di8e | Bess hHefore the pukliia, [here is ne B bag, 1em ep carlo o dium better ina& the uwfdu dium befior thep throu, <k the uvauu. fflex. ACWIL MS & CO, ing columns of n B ¥ ibg cosumas of The Hulletin, . feblyd P J All | from ! munietpal Fixing up her hdme quite grand; along the walld she's hanging Garlands made by her own hand. Fe«munmg the towiring mountalns, ldlmf ugiy spots. If seen, On_the hillsides, in [the valleys, Carpeting the plalns with greem. Vartegating with wild flowers, Dogwood, daisy, himie bells, rose; Blossoming in nook and ingle, Blooming whera the water flows. Field and forest, fen ‘and moorland, Bach now beautifiil to see, Making this old woi-id a palace, Brightened with (iod’'s tapestry. Deftly each is intel'woven, Guided by a hand Divine; Every branch and bush and flower Answering to the Master Mind. Thro the laws lordained and gove erned B un who givels sun and rain, Send ng soeds to winter slumber, Walking in spring;time again, Gives the orchestra direction % hs in June; of songsters times the tume-— e ch swaying bou winged bdn the bato ¥ ach whispering zephyr, Bid an rigie and fall, God 1 B over Nature, uod is Master over all. D. H. Keeney. T WISH., Since all t n ever do for thee {s to do not tkfhe my prayer must be That thou mayst never guess nor ever The ali-endured this nothing-Some osts me. —Bulwer Lyttom. Old {ady—Oh, oflicer, T feel so fun- Officer—Have you vertigo, ma’am? Old Ladv—Yes, about a mile—Chris- tian Work ‘1 want to buy ia piano / for my daughter. C recommend to me a good hot one out in the count —Mezgendorfer Blaetter. 4 _How did you find your steak Cuest—Oh, I had no trou- I a 1 I found it under a stice of ch fried potato-—Boston Post. Did yon, manage to find et of eggs 'that was on the Kate? Servant—Oh, yis, mum Oi Shtepped in it.—Tit-Bits, He—Don't you think that you could learn to love me? §he—Well I don't know I learned to like olives six or seven years ago.~—Somerville Joumal. She—Did you ever play polo? He ut 1 fell off the top of a clothes horse once with a hammer in my hand trying to fix e ®as fixture.—New York Press to which one of them shall T Good heavens! Aren’t enough to laok a man up in without bothering mse ~Houston Post. Dispased Magistrate—Don't this is a case that could be t of comrt? Plaintiffi—I h but the coward won't ondon Opinion. Kindly thin od You have some remarkable paint- ¥ ‘“Yes replied Mrs. Cumrox dealer sald they were old , but to my eve some of them good as new.’—Washington Tell me about Bertin.” “Got some there.’ London must interesting.’ “Greatest world for mutton chops.” do your recollections of Eu- nge solely on what you had to Washington Herald “This, lad and gentlemen,” said e showman, “is a moving plcture of old-time steamboat mate in action.” sausages n re. the “Tell rope eat? But he doesn’t seem to be doing any- thing,” objected a man in the andience, vho suspected that the picture was a fak Don’t you see his lips mov- » sharply retorted the showman. “fle's swearing to beat the band’— Chicz THE l&ALElDOSCOPE Radium \Z\U“/‘l at $2,400,000 an ounce is now Santo Domingo has adopted the me tric em Sweden acrually exports 22 Chicago was founded or rather in corporated §0 years ago Germar 565,951 tonnage of warships under construction etric ube railways are being for G »w, Scottand Residents of Ocean City, N. I., have voted to erect a new city hall Nova Sco‘ia’s apple crop is far be- low normal, owing to frosty spring The island of Juan Fernandez will be turned into a midocean wireless tion of the letters handled by Nine-tenth the United Slates mail are in the usual business size envelope Molten zinc instead of cement was used to bind together the stones in a bridge recently built in France. Pennsylvania’'s steam and electric railroad in the first six months of 1913 killed 622 and injured 7,391 per- sons. Sterling. 7111, has been ordered by Judge Ramsay to operate the saloon of Herman Reiske while Herman is in jail for 20 days for selling liquor to minors. To prevent an automobile speeding nd yet allow the full power to be ed when 1.ceded, a governor driven | from a hub like a speed indicator has been invented of increasing inquiry States and of a real- ization of the demand in the Philip- pines themselves for the product, a determined effort is being made under the auspices of the Manila Merchants’ association % stimulate the production of cacao in the archipelago. The Oesterreichische Garten Zeitung announces that the Austrian Royal Im- perial Horticultural soclety of Vienna hag extended the winter course of the As from a result the United horticultural school at Vienna to a two vear course and has opened pro- fessiopal lorticultural contirmation schools at Modling, Kagran, Simmer- ing and 5\\r\fl(¢rn»llhl)r‘! A comprehensive system eof public funds of government for the loans the Philippine construction of improvements in various portions of the islands bhas been evolved by the Philippine government and the expenditure of semething ke $10,000,000 gold in sueh works in the next few years in addition to some- thing like $5,000,000 gold already used for such purpeses-is contemplated, FROM THE CONSULAR REPORTS, Vancouve gftlph ncorparated late ready has an _area miles und 4 poapulu Columbls, was us 188, but al- of 16,88 square tlan of 195,000, extend Con- $7,000 Effarts are being made to navigation o the ghine Lo Lak stance, 'Physe~ priges, 330,000, and 83,009, arexto be given, Prinee BEdward isiand will harvest 350,000 tems af hay at $13 2 ten and will ship quontities to New