Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 18, 1913, Page 16

FULL ASSOGIATED CLOUDY, RAIN TODAY; 3 3 £ PRESS DISPATCHES 3 FAIR, COOLER SUNDAY R e e POETRY ADVERTISEMENTS ||ffssss What Is Going On Tonight. |Christian a Mirrer_of Christ, at the | HEAD AND NOSTRILS 7z morning service, Sunday school and : Vandeville and Motlon Plotures at|VeSPer service as usual STUFFED FROM COLD " Seoviag Flotures at Colonial Thi the First Baj ol P, Cold C at Coloni satre, e First Baptist ch t e ” - e e gt T B aptist church the sub ape’s Cold Compound” ends colds I don’t belleve the world's gons In .lfluta of all the crowded Jails at Davis Theatre. Deosgnunday smorning will be After | and Grippe in fow hours—Tastes And all the scandals, I am glad —— nice—Acts gently. 5 T!: :h::}x g;:r ng;:i:::n:::- prevatis; hat Brown is suing for divorce, ‘While Smith s chusad ‘with bigamy. But still the world rolls on iis course, We hear that women made displaye Which blushing modesty condemns; The frail and foolish are ablaze With costly and ill-gotten gems; o The wicked hold high revelry And flaunt their folly day and night, But, none the less, it seems Lo me ANNOUNCEMENTS m:lz Mt, Cl}llvary Ealpti:t church the| Sk or preaches in- the morning upon our cold will break and all New Directeries on File in the Office of | Godliness. At 2.30 Mrs. George Hyde | misery end arter taking & duse of T Bulistin Os speaks to the Bible and T.iicfary. Sub- | “Papé's Cold Compound” every two 4 £ 5 B ject of evening sermon, The Oniy Foun- | hours until three doses are taken. New directories of the following cit- | dation. It promptly opens clogged-up, nos- ies bave been received this week from trils and air passages in the head, ihe Price, Lee Co. of New Haven,[ McKinley Avenue A. M. E. Zion|stops nasty discharge or nose .run- Conn.: g church, Rev. E. George Biddle pastor— | ning, relieves sick headache, dullness, Milwaukee, Wis.: Cleveland, Ohio; | Rally Sunday. Rev. S S. V, Holland, | feverishness, sore throats sneezing, under the heading of “WANTED, FOR SALE or TO RENT” ARE INSERTED AT THE RATE OF Sc per Line, Six Words to the Line Albany, N. Y,; Minneapolis, Minn,; |evangelist of North Stonington, will | SoreneSs and stiffness. A T 3 e i . El 5 3 5 7 is getting on all right. Syraeuse and Rochester, N. Y.; Keens, | assist the pasior. Preaching at'1l a.| Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing WANTED. EONIERLE JO BN G ot N, ‘consocket.- Clinton, | m. and 7.45 p. m. and snuffling! Ease your throbbin: = IS . arson low- f o NT- _Tenément of ix rooms | The sinners make a lot of noise, Mass; Fitchburg, Mass. and Meriden, Bl head—nothing else I ine world gives Ao A e o ekay N o own Ik i sathigse, S5, Inauire 53 CIT. 5 They olaim attention everywhere, Norwalk, New Haven, Middletown and | At Park Congregational church at | Such. prompt relief as “Pape's Cold | {own'in ‘Tolland county; good saiary to | Tis wagon is good as now. Can be | octlsd B e s iy Y s New London, of Connecticut. the morning service the pastor's ser- [ Compound,” which costs only 26 cents | right person, with fine chance for pro- | il i 4 ol Suiicwethors Save St T0 RENT—Garaze With all Improve- | .ne worthy 8te content to be These directories are now on file in [ mon will be upon The Afirmations of |t any drug store. It acts without | motion; experience unnecessary, but fvffulg:?lafff.. i l"}“fjelfiqc;‘fll{eif ments; low rent. Inquire Brooklyn| ™ Unnoticed while they prove their octlsd worth, And, thererore, it appears to me Outnilers, Cit; : reasonable, barh | k.t “there 1s hope for this eld D., Moosup. 5 octisa | QU the Business Directory File in the office | Jesus: re of The Bulletin Co. v eated by request. At 4.30 | 2ssistance, tastes nice, and causes no | §00d reference reguired; permanent po sper service, preaching by the pas- | inconveniénte. Accept no substitute, | Sition. Address Blmer L. Tuttle, L Ver triot Manager, Willimantic, Conn. Gen.| * pop” saLE —Fine bullding lots and | , TO BE e ik A tor. Choice music, 3 3 i 55 Oauk St. KEnquire COLONIAL THEATER. st A Del. . vSt® ]nouse salem Rowd. C. B. K. Burnham. A er Avi. betwecn 18 earth, e Feitrme At the Church of the Good Shepherd FOR SALE. TEWANTED-SEOLSLIREE S EERGUTR [0SR 7 s & est and 2 or i to % p. m. sep1sS oS B 3 A Midnight Message, and Days of Pony | Rev. Joseph I Cobb will preach; sub- SO0, SRt B oo _| ¥OR SALE_A small farm near New | —ro RENT—Furnished rooms 2t Mr g rompprey Express, Co-features. ject. The Power of Small Things. Sun- WANTED Salesman for automebile | London ' troiley, fve-cent fare from |s G B on's, b2 Meiinley Avenue. N HAND. i 2 sepdd The stream of Circumstance we skim Haado day school at 12 Without doubt one of the most fin-{5.15 p. m.; s ished photo performances ever pre- | Brothers and Sisters. 1 Y CPC Tak 4 olls. paints and specialties Wxcelient| JONs 0 (St o 0B nvastmony, kn Our Japanese W e e A atibu | auire ullatin' OF “octi¥STuTn | To RENT_Cottage house of § rooms, | Yet gulde we not our bark thas 0WsS or e Cifveliga. O o= = — with otk 50 Washington St. J. Brad- | glides . oet141uThS With subtle swiftness to the rim; ams WANTED A girl for general house- | FOR SALE Se —— - . : 8O ssnted upon the screen at the Colonial s SeS R i Carload will arrive Tuesday, Oct. 21 v few ew: Ayrshire bull. Geo. A. hn, — Time' & the feature in two reels and entitled | At Trinity Methodist Episcopal gied Y: 21st.| work. Apply Bulletin Ofiice. octidd | few ewes: Ay Gfoy A pub coiy Turiiched, steam:| YV Bere ever surge Time's silent tides. A Midnight Message, ihe star attrac- [church Sunday morning Rev. . W. S H. HYDE, AGENTS—To sell specialty meeded in | —o oo | heated rooms, fine view, central loca- | No mignt have we mor skill to stea tion for today. Miss Alice Joyce and | Coleman, the pastor, will speak on North Frankiin, Conn homes and offices. Big repfiat 3‘5’.“1?1' young. fresh soon. knquire Albert D | tion, two minutes’ walk to F ;énkluxx The mystic current's moving force. Tom Moore shine resplendently in the [ Human Perfection. Tvening service | . . Leb - | Write n‘detgopo!l‘ls e - o IO L Gamte, Card Road; - Wiuimantig, Ct.| SAuare, with ot Without b";“‘m Seo). | A Hiaden Hand is on the helm— Tespective parts of a young wife and '(J!"“Lmk]i ‘be\‘ays-: :r)‘f u’niun service at ephone, Lebanon. ivemt 42d; 8t New Yo b’- O S hione 21 4-8. octisd | jeephons. Apply Central, Bulletin Of-| © The guidance from a higher Source. her grown up stepson. There are many | Ceniral Baptist church. WANTED A steady, sober, unmar- - rgt — " HBS T e e RS o e e i i ried man between 30 and 45 years of ¥OR SALE—Three Liolstein heifers = for light house- | We dream of lilies that releas SRR wote OF 190 amoet Deautitul e A tetani in ihe stable and gen. | H. C. Henfeler, Plain HIlL Tel. 462-14. | i Jooraishad, Booms (0 WSy o ion' ST mEeTon the iransiency of settings ever seen. The whole story| At the Central Baptist church the ¥ oFal TRoiper on gentieman's country | _oct1sd & 3 teems with keen interest and intensity. | Pastor Rev. Joel B. Slocum, D. D, witl Dllise. All the yeas Tonnd mosition: AD-| —por sATE_Five youns Indisn Hun-| . T, RENT—Twofutnished rooms in| - ‘The calm of the elyslen clime, The faw and His Son, the brilliant gf:; Fes:‘qu;‘r{‘e T ,ms‘;) J;;'r”wr: plicant should state his age, the names | oy “frales, white egs strain, fuil | Private family, chool St. octlé —springfield Republicagy Biograph feature, presents Harry Ca- | o. v tare. AL T.90 ‘p.. . } and addresses of previous employers, yj;oded, price reasonable. Call or phone | ~ T RENT—A 1o rey and big cast In a superb spectacle, will be a union service under the au- and Tength of employment with each. | roncnrs, PUST rae® 0™ n® 5avie” "West | rooms, rurnished or HUMOR OF THE DA' spices of the United Worke: .Write enclosing copies of written ref- thy ) while Maurice Costello plays in Fx- | P ited Wonle e oIy s Sutnes Conn. Main_Street. 0ctIISWS | 23" Colt St. tremities. a whole play presented by Ea of Horses right from the wes:, out of t13d FOR SALE—One brown wicker bab. TO RENTIn the Vars block, No. 254 — At the Second Congregational church o KFOR SAL] me brown T ¥ TO RENT—In the Vars block, No. 25 the feet of the cast. Days of Pony o . = carriage, nearly new; one second-hand | Frankiin St. a very aesirable modern “s S ... a b B Sl el of i Be- | —Suncay scuool st BiEhe mu oriRg | Aerd grork; iranging; from 1199 6o 1008 T AN D oL e Son 3l | Bocart.’ Inquire 42 Grove St. tonament, T Tooms, separate entrance. yom’fg";;;f?“t.figga;fgh‘["a‘s‘f:_:lfisé"?i meval, and Bast Indidn Fakirs, educa- | {070 B 00001 1050 . ‘m. The even- | in welght. For sale b buys his smoices at (betena Know what | _0CHSTUTA o e, e ey o D quletly. - No use! to . strugsle”’— tional, finish a most excellent bill e - ~ o i I'm going to say) Fagan's Smoke Shop. | KFOR SALE—Ten new milch cows, two ! > Loulsville Courier-Journal. ing service is omitted on account® of _ t18d 5 180 I i octl4d DR 1 ¥ ———e p GEORGE B €. ry Yushabean. b horses, two brood sows, also fox terrer | — ____ — 1 call this the good natured seat, DAVIS THEATER. the union meeting in the interests of d IN, - weal- | PuP, six months old. ’Grattan Bros, TO RENT— Tenement of 8 rooms at|giq the ysher, W 502" | Bacetise i tdeir oo the United Workers. Tel. 192. Westerly. lh;“#fi,‘{e"::i“:gi descriptions weal- | Scotland, Conn. Tel. 92-2, Willlmantic. | 245 West Main 5t. next to the Baptist | S0 USUen | (PN So0 Be — E u g - | ~octita church. Appiy o Willam H. Shields. 9."—Washing rald. ArSier Chatterdoh Stack Company..| A¢ the Spiritual Academy, Park = Migsion Unity, B-36L San oo Dte | “rom sALE 1313 Ford runabout, rus | __octiid Sl i L e Tl Our N ki Sy _ | street, Rev, Albert P. Blinn, pastor. will o : - . — | 700 miles oniy; full equipment; perfect | ~ 70 REN manm, furnished e want all we can clutch: g ew Minister. Weritten for laugh | 1" oticted by Willard J. Hull of Chi- | O C: A- PENDLETON......Auctloneer | "WANTED A middle aged American | condition. Jrs. Bilery Aliyn, 173 Wash- roa T Thodern conveniences in pri- | And ro man ever Ras enough ! omie 1 be the pleasing z P S - widow would like place as housekeeper | j;gion Street. octlid y, Ci Ty y located. Aadress Until he has too much. oering 1o be made by Arthue Ghatior: | cazo, TIL, who will speak Sunday morn P e e+ o | imston Birest c | vate family, centruily loc | ntil h % @on and his company at the Davis the. | NS UPon fhe subject, The Soul’s Pow- T st sl eliable: rerer: |< O SADE-_A, Jorsey 0w, G years | Boomex; care Bulletin',Co.” ' octid | i “Cincinnati Enquirer. o ers and Attributes. Progressive Ly- ence. _Box A., Bulletin Office. old; average 15 quarts daily. Address T-_Tenement sevén rooms | “This is a curious old world. If you ater for the matinee today. No better 1 Slay could have been selacted for ihe | COUM meets at the close of the morning oct16ThS | Box ¥, Builetin Otfice. _ _octiid rent low o right party. in-|have no momey you are snubbed—if ladfes . and children’s matinee. T R i EXECUTOR’S SALE. WANTED—Boys 16 to 18 years old. FOR SALE—Glenwood range, § e | you have too much, you are investi- s = IR sy A e o St Apply The Norwich Automatic Feeding | Noxt to Mohegan Store, Trading Cove. of five | gated.” “Very true—but I had rather 2 G — y_order of the Court of Probate for [ Co., Troy Laundry Building. octl7d oct16d | rooms, ono of seven rooms; all modern | be investigated than snubbed at that.” and voted one of the best plays in th the "Di Le the bext pias in th¢| — DON'T EXPERIMENT Bioic, o Ladiics, oan 1 vai 3 Sl o foasid | Bo fnventigaicd than o com = ire. sell at public auction, on the farm re- | WANTBD_Dairy farm about 106 | FOR SALK — The Plainfleld Shoe ; s reperto Harris. Telophone seplld | ; TEMnE My Obatterdon will - dlose .0 cently ocoupied by the late Frank P, |acres, best of soil required, near lake | Store, opposite the Catholic churcn | = % °_ ———2_"_| “What s this ‘uplift’ movement I At a¢ e e SATH = ~ Larkham, said farm being situated in | or river; full stocked pretérred. Ad- | xine location and splendid business. | FURNISHED ROOMS—Central loca- | AR BTREY" » ell, ih A& F ment t vis with alyo, Will Make No Mistake if You | ihe Town of Ledyard, less than one- | dress particulars to Box 13, _South | iest of reasons for seiling. Theodore | tion. Mrs. kmma Morse, 1§ Unlon St |or o, L e e »s':r:: :x: n:s;?a;(sna:‘ Shar:lerson, Follow This Notwich Citizen's ulf”mlli fx'o‘rnh thedsk‘-‘;wvm. Station, | Windham. octlid roiland, Plainneld, Conn. octlad maylod L3 "tml"‘d"“cm‘l@ oF & by ‘pe '; 4 a - ter 7 which Norman ™ on the Nerwich an esterly trolley = T T —_ e = X = S a TR WOOME 2l modernoan | LU ERERa \an; opl Fiacloett starrod orly Jast season, In the Advice: line, WANTED—Safe wanied; inside meas- | _FOR SALE Oy (o rent: The John | FURNISHED all modern coni- | {rying {o talk at once.'—Birmingham i . ure, 19 Inches high, 13 deep. Box 93 | Cranston house, Thames St, 12 rooms, | veniences, 3» Union i’ Telephone 334-4 | 2 "Fo 0 o i g e U g h e D T OUK 23, Lobianon, Gonn. | © P getira | with ali modern conveniences. o | Dviia Age-Herald. o SRR celly vantsge, as f8 Miss8 MelIn, | xover neglect i Kk at 10 a. m., | Dewolr. oct ~ — ionaire—Want my daughter. e » Cary ad 1! | Never neglect your kidneys. WANTED — Peopls aesiring -aefe | — . = s your sala T Pou My McCarthy and the entire larse| | . have pain in the back, urin- | (ORSiSting of household €oods and | waiches, clocks and Jewelry to be put | —KFOR SALEB—Farm of 11G acres, witi- SUMMER COTTAGES ! R e & - b > arming tools as follows: Chairs, |{n the original factory condition, by a|In two miies of the city, with good 5 < an, holly Y b 4 e B ary disorders, dizziness and nervous- | Stoves, tables, clocke, secretary, gota, | practical adjuster, to ring up Phome | milk route, with or witholit stock. J. 2 ‘;‘lor Reni—Feor Sale. month, but if I get your daughter they Retorn of Homan's Stock Company 10 | nuus, ivs time to act and mo time te | PATly |Chails, bedSteads = buresus, | B7i-s ‘o send posialto'Lés Clogy. 128 | 1. Dewolt octlsd Watek Hlll, ot View <2#%u& | will make me vice president.—Chicago the Davis Mext Wesk, experiment, These are frequently | D€ g1ass, feather beds, 3 crosseut wesniugton Bt E,‘,‘y’wfi‘.‘,‘.‘: L::.‘:fl'ifl?fi “"FOR SALE—A Simplex player piano, | Rentals, $175-325u0 season. |2 4 I will be . to tk L : 13 steel traps, lurge kettles, axes S LAMWE | Jiano bench and oy rolis of music, Tof | ARSpection by appoiniment. Johnny, T dow't believe vou've E R e e & s fhar|oymptoms . of - ¥idney troutls, smil 2 plocks and. falls, 2 @rain| WANTED—GIrl to assist In house- | nair tne first cost, if sold before Nov. * FRANK W. COY, .studied your geography.” ‘“No, mum; the H. . R E ™atla remedy which is reecommended for | timper hooks, whiffietrees, set | Work. Inquire of ¥. H. Lozine, Leba- r jeaving town. Address “D., i : I heard pa say the map of the world he Homan Mustcai Stock company has : £ g andirons, bushels ears popéorn, | non, ~ Tel, 25, oceltd - Ortice. octidd 6 High Strcet, Westerly, R. L was changing every day. an’ 1 thought been secured for mext week's attrac- |the kidneys should be taken in time. | chests, cobbler’s tools, guns, wagons, v = = = = T Bag L Distance Telcphone. 29d . EIng ¢ y day, a X tion. This js tae first company {hat| Doan’s Kidnev Pills is a good rem- | 0X team wagon, dump cart ‘one-norss | ,WANTIR G0, 48 SXBINenced WAl || WOR Salirrihe jeonatd W, Dacod s EIROR Uy I'd wait a few years until things got = St D oan’s Kidne s is € = E - haiNG Lo young bird dogs to break, on reason- | reai estuws in Norwich, consisting o E —Brooklyn Life. Biyed bere azd set the whole town |cay to use. No need to experiment, | FheTioe maching, 2 Plows, chalhe, corn | ihle'fermy “Write or inqiire AL Buic | o ik “munslon house "o dwesiing Bt LR B = = xcelience of the - . oo hay cut e - 7 | letin ce, octle nouses, z barns, outbuiaings and 107 3 * e e formmenees they pot on evers day. Thers |1t has acted effcctively in many cases | 13¥ cuitter, lorks horee nay raks, lad: |22 s 28| LOi e 1 Yonveniently” located 10 FORE SALE. Johmnie, and remember what she shows are a few changes in the company |in Norwich. Follow the advice of a she. 5 cow, —Thres tallors, 'at oncei| .. e city of Norwich, at.price and on 5 = ~ | yo “Naw, I don't” “What do you e 8 bushels potatoes, 1 cow, 1 horse, 1| steady work, good salary. Apply L. J It ” since they played here before, but in- | Norwich citizen yoke of fat oxen apples {n barrels, §| Brusite, 33 broadway. 0 | O e wees iy SozG L T MR s Folank = Sibystand stea ing 4 hav : tons of hay in barn, 128 ShOEKS Of GOFR | e — o2 = — | properi o r_ supply. in Dealer. g h“;"‘”‘fi jhey have helped, and | Mys. Margaret Brown, 336 W, Main | and other.articies teo numerous fo| WANTED—A( once i young man fof | Apbly fo William 1. Snielas, 35 Broga- Those Chinese characters are pe- Detore i arrinston io uin ipe|St. Norwich, Cons., says: “My back | IStion, Some of this furniture is old | 5:chogTaphor and siipflng clerk by Way. Norwioh, Sonn e | culiar,” said the man who was stan gton is s : 4 S AR cotton manu company, ApPDl- | —Fom B ey « sa o a =i tady and B cest personalily | was in bud chape und 1 suftered sever- e e v, next-fair weekday, A | gAnie must bo F,,ersu‘.,s ot Beturacy s | , FOR BALE-Stéinway upright piano, {ing in front of the laundry. “Yes. won for bar meny friends end admir- |y from dull, heavy pains % s % eiy work, ine opportunily and | I3 e e replied his friend. “Chinese is tho - - o ely 1, y pains aeross my | caterer will be in atteadanee, 5 po reasonable, terms onvenient. AL pe aring the short time the eo 5 n 064 chance for advancement, Apply | L$250na 55 v Al % : # DAt ek R e s Dlace T B, | Kidneys. 1t was almost impossible for WILLIAM 1. ALLYN, Exeeutor, | to Manufacturer, care The Bulletn, B om0 S e e No. 36 Fourih Sireet S e o Wt s Tohamas will be seen 2nd as a comedian | Me 16 get out of bed in the morning | _Ledyard, Conn, el e e e —Gur own make, manhog- § | star: - Yr Thomas carmet he equstled. Inei- {and I felt miserable in every way, s,flgz‘u’fiag.‘f'"“l’“‘g‘;‘agg;\,f"'u‘fif& any uprigmi piano, slightly used, not o | Father (finding his son doing nott dentally M& Thomas was the fir: 1 tried different remedies, but wasn't | HENRY € BARLOW,......Auctionecer ol (] Y. 0¢t’C | detectabie from new, ac ¥ ingquire = i |ing In particular near forbidden cup miroduce the tableid shows, and Relped, | Whon 1 read of Ddurd Iid BARBER SCHOOLS 814 | 8t Bulleun Office or the Al Stelnert & B amliy OUSC B o5i-d)-"Hobble. have you heen eating the first te make them popular. i 13 of Doan’s Kid- Wushington st, Hoston, Mass, Wages, | Bons Co., 243 State St. New London : | the jam again? Bobbie—Can you see bt s 2k s g RE ills, 1 procured a supply at N. D. room, board, railroad ticket rfurnished | octl4d i B . °F: 2 Morrison ks aiso with the show, and in & Son's Drug Store, They mad by 81 Co-operative Prepositions.” . — — AR, | any ‘marks around my mouth, father ithe remeinder of the company are all | me feel like o diforent womon ca0 Yootiia s oo R FOR SALE Nearly new house, eight | Father- -Yes. Bobbie—Then I have. imineg 1o Sphcid the reputation. the | e e g e oAl re” Lo i [an e e oot wea [F . JAMES L. CASE Puheh b e iy et e 1 con- WANTED —To hire a _ dalry farm, | Sullablo for two small tencments or SE, . ; p % e dition and removing the pains in my | from 50 to 130 actes. Address Box 18, | nice home; ten minutes’ walk trom In the old days a genteel school ment here. For the firsi two days they | pack.™ Bulletin Co. octild | mills and railroad station; lana o2 49 Shetucket St. Norwich, { taught a young lady how to tread & wili play Lodge Nighi, one of the fun- | Bor rals sbe ol sabi e Eod: e o will be soid reasonabie, but not sacri- | measure, to curtsey, how to enter a iest um;dr playiets ever seen here, | 10T _”S\Q‘_>“’lmlx_§u-clx_o. P;;;aa‘-y WEDNKSDAY, OCT, 232, 'm‘;fl"{:-f“;:figfilm: f;‘g‘:&"‘})xgg&tg !“_-'P(J)» l;"\“_f “»gf"l\?-,"“',HLL,TL”?“‘CO,;*““"‘e” }m.m “And now “Now she is beslides the new songs and speclaltles | N “york sole agents for the Uniteg | heginning at 9 o’clock a. m., presses. The Bulletin Co., Norwich, | ociisd L Z _| taught how to mix a cocktail and teil il be entively different | 0t 2 of tie late Joseph F. Dawley | Com octdd . | a few smoking room stories.”—Pitts- and pew. Prices the same as before— Sz : ed in_Ashford, Conn., one mile S ENTED T s o et FOR S < L | burg Post. u-nn-.“au see.{}:‘llfi cents; evoning, (Remember the name—Doan's—and south of \Yestford Village. consisting e L Sl R G i e gallers 10 cent cony and orchestra | take no other. | of about 125 acres of smooth mowing | Fork: References. w—Induife 8iesos T e . circle, 15 cents: orchestra, reserved, 20 | — | Jand and pasture, fine lot of timber, > fing i = 3 Sunes ST SN Women Who Get abundance of wood and_ never-failing | _ °St4d _ it & SALE_Black and tan southern et Dizzy. cents. There will be four reels of| water, 1 house, oxhoundl Arat cimss omer twd $25000 1 barn, 2 sheds, 10 0 | —SHOOTING AND TRESPA. United States unions have an ag- femture photopiays, headed by a two| KEvery woman who is troubled with tons of hay in barn, 1 two-h ] 4 2 } 5 ol | c ) g -horse | PICES printed on clota, 1#x12, ; wiil stay all da, haa seven 9 = s e O = reel Broncho, entitied the Greenhorn. fainting and spells, backache, | wagon, 1 carriage, 1 buggy, 1 sleigh, 7"5% R o 5t At - Hutietin RIS Sca . Of B RCARON: for Interborough Rapid Transit Com- | sresate of 1,952,131 member Two shows each day—matinee at 2.30 | hexdache, debility, constipa. | 1 mowing machine, 1 horse rake, 1 har: | Co.’ Printers, Conn. seliing, oversiocked. O. W. Harris, Jr., | pany 5% First and Refund- STy p. m_ evening at 7 o'clock, the com- or oubles Should mse | YOW, 1 bob sled, 1 light wagon pole, 2 | =2~ — Box 1az, Astaway, K. L sepzsd | ing Gold Bonds. | There are some sixty thousand Asi- DOLS YOUR RANGE nead repairing | atics employed on British shi 1 cuitivator, 1 grindstons, 1 set and The investment of the City of New York In this property in- onfectionery They give relief | Fiocicy and. fal k s Targe balances, hand | Pateat stove brick to fit any range sent [ FOR SALk—Cigar I improve the | tanes ame e arEe e ehe, hare | for $1. 8. J. Stow, New Haven. sepled | store, next .o uime Lueatre, Baluc, pany going on at §. ctric Bit nothy i | Chinese bought one million Bibles FOR SALE | THE KALEIDOSCOPE | AT THE AUDITORIUM. adi ngth and vigor | <houe‘ chains and other farming WANTED—_You to Know there Is o Conn. _ O Box 2¥2. p1¥d R sures strong security and effi- { i S bacar S year. i e fir e. Mrs. Laura Gaines ur rabe, blankets and household - g = . = : | S the first six months of this vear, e : Dl ! man in Norwich who cen clean and re- | HOKSE KO SALE or exchange for | nt management. Sl e The Great La Dolla & Co.. presented | of Avoca, 3 our doctors had | furniture, linen and other articles. alr your sewing machine right. new miich cow; welght 1ual. el | . By the Ward Sisters the last half of | Elven me up und my children and all | Il stormy, next fair weekday. tepnonson, The Old Reltable. 319-4. 4 sepsd | . Lt i-:08s: and.dons=Ralt gmiilion’ wortexy this week, has the wholg town guess- | MY friends were loo. for me to die, WILLIAM- H. DAWLEY, 1083-¢. augisd AT E oW, % T | aTe ampiQued Hin: ‘the “textile ind e Rtk b e s oas | when my son i t1 use Eiec: : ot | tobetner Phone sivar - Rusikd | JAMES L. CASE in Italy 5 i ] Kfl tively. This | tric I T3 the$ oy oct18d Administrator. WANTED—Plano (unmg. & G. Gor- | losetier. Fhoue Siu-s uglid | 4 | - X and is staged vers cely. wric B 1 hey have St Ciiy. wel. 632-3. S = o R g e e sl done me ay el dop iy Troama R G FOit SALL econd-hand Ford 40 Shetucket St. Norwich, Ct. Under English law a century ago, : SHiein . S0c and $t. = tomobile. Phone 535, Norwich, or ad- membership in a trade union was a 3 i age girl and walks, dances, etc. like nggists or | & e dres Frankiin St iyad | S Bson. Hhs hes Giffrent woights | by mail H. E. <ien & Co., Philar | WILLIAM B. WILCOX......Auctionee: = : _Frank =4 felony. a2 anyome who wishes is allowed 10 | 2 il Pncadie-d2 O Fqecnd” i, Un ey Kinsaont g . wed to | - i _ : ¥ il the Un . 54 £ and 1t her. When her weight is | v Cook, Housework Girls, Kitchen | ™ poit SALE_Eleven room house, with | | ing the first eight months of 1913 to but 80 or 104 pounds the feat is easily EGAL NOTICES. Maids, Laundress, Plain Nurse, Wait- | 1o, 39 Cliff St. Must be s0id to cluse | | the extent of 300,000,000 pounds. :mm.p)ssl:e:; \381 whed: lxhhe T e s = o e e ” * P 2 ?d'd‘”‘ ‘u.. W. Hamiiton, Execumr,1d13'11 ) | 3 bai's il Gl 7 er weigh 250 poun ere is diffi- | S B ATE HELD ress. Main S i | 2 within and for th sirict WEDNESDAY, OCT. 23, 1913, e & e e = { iron production in Russia in cuity. There :;vl!l;enty'nf good comedy the 17th day of Octo- FREE EMPLOYMENT BURE2U. THINK 1l OVER — 250 nn:eneauzi A cottage on Laurel Hill, of 8 was the largest on record, being running through the act, which carries i91 beginuing at 9 & m. M. J. COSCORAN, Supi; Central Bldg. | 804 4bU 8% (regular business aise) | . 1 8 2 000 metric tons, or 593,000 to a very beantiful set of scenery and is NELSON J. AYLING, Judge, |3t the residence of Nelson Fontaine, : eovelopes, ncatly printed, 1or 31.9¢; 500 |§ rooms with all imprevements, in- R4 o\ o ior than in 1911, The steel ingot drawing large houses. Fred St. Eimo of Sophia "A. Bates, late of | 1% mues from Pachaug, known as the Sacha. Sead lor sawples and |} cluding steam heat, gas and | jutput for 1912 exceeded that for 1911 presents a sleight of hand performance said District, deceased. Chapman farm, 21 head of cattle, con- Prices for any Printing you are 'm meed | piiid | outp 912 hat 9 DR & clivtety dotic Ahd Wita for uifix exhibiics fer admin- | istng of 1"cows and 10 calves 1 s oL nTme bulicn Combany, Neewlea, | electricity, property well located by 400,000 tons, heing 4,418,000 tons 2 : 4 istration account with state to riving horse. 1 all round horse, 1 sow o o S i xcellent ¢ ion, o G him a big hand. The pictures for to- | (o Conrt allowanc e 0| and pigs, 200 hems and chickens, 10 oM oIt SALE—0. L CLpich 0 sthughs a"d! m‘e_“lt_ earconditlany on In the, wine region of Spain the day include some very interesting sub-| Ordered, That the 21st day of Oecto | tons of timothy hay, 6 tons of oat s breas, registered, none beiter in the trolley car line, 8 minutes walk §| . }0q of treading the grapes is ev- -y b t 2 o'clock in the af- | straw. 1v0 bushels of oats, 30 bushels AT ENT Tt couniry. Ludlow Karm, North Sioning to Square, will be sold on fayor- erywhere aboul the same. The grapes On next Monday a special attraction | [eriooh. at the' Probate Court Joom in | of buckwheat 100 bushels of corn, 1o LL tom, L Do, Norwich, Lona. s ¥, i Bauts of L e Fmall Ghirbad “Olb: i the ; Drams.aed Tl appear in Toma” fhe clEBth | 5o ond the same e el Do : e haaeoner 1w South Hadley Falls, pctan. % SRANCIS D. DONOHUE barefooted men or men wearing san wonder of the world- In a serles of | honring tha sarms Cany P relo” | Woeder, 1 'now. horse corn planter. 1 PRINTING —LoOK at (hnese prices: 500 kB E dals or wooden soled shoes tread them. genuinely astounding experiments, ; irix is directed to give notice thereof | team wagon, 1 new express wagon, 1 Mass 6% envelopes (regular business size), Central Building, Norwich, Ct e which include the making of a bag of | by publishing this order once in some | New buggy, 1 two-seated express wag- R e T gL California prune exports in the ten smow in direct view of the audience, rspaper ha a circulation in said | On, 1 road ‘cart team harnesses. driv Botelieals, oxvia, printed, si:av; L0 | o tis: ended Apil 1913, weie at o ian e . : z ! s 6xU 3, . - | months en r 13, we CRELVIS s Saihs SESRMSLE . tepaper. : thres{days prior o |I0g harnesaes, 1 separator plows, har FOR SALE. Yel0; 0,000, $6:30;" L0,u00; 31 000 | 150:000,000 pounds. and raisin ‘exports almre as low as 310 degrees below hearing, and make Te- [ IO 0 L0 s Rousehold farnt = letterneads, »>3x1i, brinted, 31.4o; 1,060, 1 300800 be S oth' bein Bont 40 e & 5. AYLING, Tudge Hire. Sonsisting of 3 stoves, beds, ta. 32.30; 0,000, $3.00; 10,U00, '$18.50; 506 | | 27.000,000 pounds, notn being about 4n d Foregoing is & true chalrs, carpets, crockery 'and S0 e N00 3 Mo IO NN, 31R0h; Mus D e o aboue 100 Her cent, more Ehary SUNDAY SUBJECTS. T many other articles too numerous to AU AR ORI ST | year and about 100 p: re tte ANNIE C. CHURCH, mentlon. S emente. i ook Toaar e {in 1911 The Loyal Temperance Union wil & _ " 1 Cletk. 1f stormy, sale next fair weekday Fon SALE Printing of every description & done ST 1 ¥ ' o { - ootisd NBLEON FONTAINE. promptily. Send for samples. ‘fas Bul- | It'is the intention of the Bareda meet in Bill block at 4 o'clock. OURT OF PROBATE | = B = By s BATE HELD At Norwich Town onm Canter- letin Co., Printers and Sinders, Nors | | government as soon as possible to The subject £ Bri s of o204, for the District | :ko. A. PENDLETON Auctioneer ||| bury Road near Peck’s Corner wicn, Conn i . found a large commercial museum, on e subject for the Christian | le 1ith day of Octo- | GEO. A. PEX s ! . 3 : ¥ s 3 # 4 2} clence 2 and troliey line, pleasantly lo- ! Eight-room Cottage the lines of the Philadelphia commer- service will be Doctine of Atonement. | | W th ita heat, [, cial museum, and representative com ": hba ;"1" PR mercial collections will then be sought 800 s arge lot, incate from all over the world. cated, a new, modern Cottage of seven rooms, bath and reception hall, with all modern improve- AYLING. Judge, | AUG"O" H. Childs, late of D rict. deceased The Holiness Mission will hold its i tei his supple-| Will be sold at public auctien on | - FOR ( < T M A { i , sarvices at 57 Main street. i wnited his_ supple- | Titrie, Fatas oot Mhart operd S e o five minutes’ walk from Main {/ S At B e bk chapel at 286] e Court for allowance; FRIDAY, OCT. 24th, 1818, Dl:lnk::inxr.’rlrru \‘erlndx,ocen;‘en!t | Franiciin . squar ait street. Price reasonable. American prices have seldom hither- Wi . ce right. ne-hal to been sufficiently above those of meodern improv | at 10 o’clock a. m., { e | Price Ressonable, 24 day of October, | lock in the fore: | preaching by the pastor, Rev. C. Wil- | i/, som Harrison. 1A D 19 Ontario to yield a profit to exporters from Canada, except for common bulls N. Tarrant & Co. ‘,13 may remaln on mortgage. Kasy terms to quick buyer. at my farm on the Preston City road, i i noon, at t bate Court oom im the | e1&ht head of young catile, all coming Fai ik ot ektorar ) The International Bible Students’ | CiLy of i sald DT B | in one cow giving milk, oné extra good | THOS. H. BECKLEY, r s 117 Main Strest, Norwich, Ct. J|and canners. With the American ssseeiation meets at I1 o'clock in room | 7Pd the same ls, appointed for hearing | driving hovee § years o/d, ono Eoo0 1] May Building, Phones 724 i 22 tarift reduction Ontario stock will be 1, Bf block. for Bible study. | Sifected to give notics thereat by buhs | Purpose horse, one lumber wagon, one 278 Main Street. 368-2 |iBippediin - large: ‘numbera; to United At th - = o 3 ‘\ lishing this order once in som. 'nfw-«: iop cdrriage, stlntc‘k ?f swale hay, one \ fl‘ Farm of 250 Acres - States markets. t the roadway ongregatisnal | paper having a circulation in sald Dis-| harrow, one cultivator, some carpen- | church the pastor will preach in the| Lrict, at least four days prior to the’| ter's tools, blanketss Wi a0 etatistich Wratiable merning and at the 5 o'clock servige. | 041G Of said hearing, and make return | I sald day be stormy, sale next fai Bituated 2 84 miles from Oid A\“xg:ufi A SALE HORSES which would indicate the exact pro- ______ ] & b - ‘onn., on good read, telephons R have 35 Horses to pick from, some | qucti f wood alcohol or its by-pro- > 3 % CHAS. H, BENNBTT, i : | 1 on o ¥ At the Federated Church, morning | The abori sy Torsbsmeid 058 e oD o $1,2850. F. D 3 mile to schao farm has 75 nice, gentle, well broken caunks and | ducts in Germany. but a reliable esti- subject, The Church of Christ; after- reco oct18STuTh * will buy seed Chicken Farm with | from stone and fertile, balance pasture | Pusiness herses as can be found any imate made several years ago places noon subject, The Marvelling Multi- ANNIE C. CHURCH, e — 3 | and woodland, breok runping through | Where, also some blg workers. The | the annual output of wood alcohol in new h and harn, twe acres of | | etk e u:":‘r‘lm e of ;'Me: B eity, | Stite farm; heuse has 14 rooms, oid. | prices are right. Coma ana see them. | Austria-Hungary and Germany on the s e % AT A COURT OF PROBATE HE LOST- AND FOUND. Wk foerir s " | fashioncd freplasey coliar undsr Whols | Tql, 1199, ~ RLMER R PIERSON. |basis of 100 degrees purity at about At Taftville Congregational church | at Norwich, within and for the Distric == 3 barn 24 by 34 Attached, Rearly new, 6,500,000 kilos (14,330,000 pounds). the pastor, Rev. D. B. MacLane, will| of Nor»\', on the 17th day of Octo Lnfl'l‘—-—s;glsn, ‘xdold t\-;rea‘gu.mlflnder E. A. PRENTICE, one other hay n"n by 90, orib, was. > y el sl S S SeritaE Sad Sveming Sbe- [Tt B P DR L v NG utee | iR et owars Phone 300 86 Cliff Street | on shed, wagon house and hennery, 100 /- W MARKET GARDEN, Seventy million dollars have been vices. R eiernt Loyl I bord . stsvor Wee. alse about 13 lons of Dafp hey, onS | pouitry and gensral purpose lurm just | expended by the reclamation service S . wold, in said District, deceased. S— O rmine 'tools ARg machinesy | cUteide city, on state road. Large|since the passing of the reclamation At the Sheltering Arms the service| = The Administratrix exhibited her ad- used en o large farm, The price of | SBIIRE fed lake, stocked with flsh, near fact {n 1902, and $48,000,000 1s avall- will be conducted by the Rev. A..L.| ministration account with suid estate e B e ™ maohindry apq | BOUSe: 80 aeres smooth tiliable andifahle for use in the mext four yea Tedford, with choir of Federated | to the Court for allowance; it is there- hay, is enly $3.500; $1.000 can Femain | frale Pates eattags house, with veranda, [ @Very cent of which will, in time, be church. " Ordered, That the 24th day on mertgage, Posscssion given imme- | hoy and cold water and bath; large freturned to the treasury., according i 5 —_— S S R A B cadit goek digtely Investigatel carm Bulletin | PATR. new sile, iceliouse and sheds; ac- | the last:report of the secretary of the “The Gospel "y?‘s%" holdf lgeaiflngs ternoon, at the Probate Court Room in| ALL PRRSONS "ARK FORBIDDEN | TWe 2-tenement houses en Meehanie | gnoioe of 400, Bq}ffi"&'fi,’”‘l‘f,‘,’é’"fl,’,fi; 2,000 hens. - Only | national Wrrigation congress. at 10.30 & m. and 7.30 p. m. in Steiner's| the Clty « orwlch, in sald Distriet, =y St = £ i 3 ¥ 3 R A d the e ~1s, P od .| FROM HUNTING OR TRAPPING oN | Street iIn° Danielsen, Ineome $420 Ttyew’s Agency, Willlmantie, Conn. :::’v'ic; e R ?:lzrlllélgl the s and (e Said Admin: | MY LAND AND GREAT HOLLOW. gToss, met inceme en investment 9% WILLIAM A. WILCOX eeh k,?;";,‘}“:fi?fl‘&" f;\‘;"';?:“_fd‘:‘.* ll::ft:: Atb'l'rll;l:y (Eviseop-‘lm chtu;c;-o thers | in some newspuper having a cirenlation | — — e three minutes’ walk from rallread 8ia- | 41 West Broad St, Hoems 1 mmd 2, | We have jusi p.t & oarioad into our | 1¢8Tees north, which is about the will be Holy Commun! at 9.80 a. m. | in sal )y at least three davs W AN yui want Lo Put your bust- | tigm, pest effice and busimess seetisn, e StoPehouse mAd Can supply your ds- | S54me as the northernmost boundary of Tnd_morning_ praver and sermon at | prior (o the att of &0 heaving,'and | Lest betors The wublic. tnere is me me | o o% Bl STee BRC BUSEASS BOCLEE Lo o Mt | mands for this sure crop hioducer. iie | Alaska. The climate is somewhat 1030 a. m. The evening service will | Make reiyrm io the B D D e e e aleptone No, setl6d | experts of the country »ay the ground | milder than in Alaska and these mines omitted. e A forenc) ';"{"‘l‘; B S i Tre Balletin. schesls. 3 \ nmflvsgune is hotter ihin the burnt lime, | ure worked the vear around. About pove and f . a tru iy P. L. PARBIS, and this is w.ai we have. Soid by tng | y'ane® [OoF A Iaved. abls the & sopy of record SR THERE is no aoteriising medium in g 4 RIS 8 Be agvertising medlum in | baz. ton or carload. S R 2 At the Greenevills Congregational| \i(c- FANNIE G CHURCH, liasicrn Connsclicut eaual te The Bul- Real Estate Ageat, Baciern Commecticut ogual to T 2 PHCI. MWILLIAMS & CO | eauipment is &1l of the most moders ahwsch the pastor will speak on Tha octifd Clerk. letin for businesg results Bavings Baak Bleck, Dapisises, Cean. ! letin ler busimess resul feblyd machinery obtainable.