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FAIR, COLDER TODAY} FAIR TOMORROW FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES -~ kWhr Is Going On Tonight. Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at the Auditorium. Moving Fictures at Colonial Theatre. ¥cman Musical ‘Stock Company at = Theat: Shetucket Lodge, No. 27, I 0. O. R\ meets in Odd Fellows™ Hall Norwich Nest. No. 139, 0. 0. O, meets in Owls' Hall Wauregan Lodge, No. meets in Pythian Hall Norwich Central Labor Union meets Hall >s” Lodge. No in Mason No. ater No. ments, & St Mary's T A and B. Soclety meets ' T. A" B. Bullding, ANNOUNCEMENTS The s of Ponemah mills is open ev and Saturdays until am Quinebaug Pomona. Quinebaug Pomona grange is to | ingly | Sat- | have a special meeting with Kil grange. No. 112, at Danielson Sctober 1913, Wood's hal special meeting is called for con- ferring the fifth degree. The Degree of Pomona conferred in the morning by the W. . h at 107 lock. At 1 the afternoon opened in the fo er's program s P. Cornell of Providence. le. R. I state he Conser Healey nal grange wi Rbode Island an wic, singing and reading granges. COLONIAL THEATRE. Gene Gauntier, Heroine of Mystery of Pine Creek Camp, Three Reels. The Mys: presenied endous prod mouth, also wiih ry and shows Bow these ind A familiar fa recept Bcene is that of Miss Florence Wol eott, whose ndid voice was the attraction at the Bree weeks. Broken Ties | ®anay stirring melodram sbows the dangers that b way of kind coj who visit the large jasses Are Not Glasses, the Vita- &raph _comedy supplies the laughs on the bill. Vit the enormous five B ectacle made and with assistance United States navy in the feat tomorrow BULLETIN'S PATTERN SERVICE. e ' p6s2 GIRL'S DRESS, A Simple Frock for Mother's Girl. gingham, k or The Changing Agaw, Girls and boys from 14 to 19 years | @ age undergo physical changes wiich tax their strength to the utmost #%d the strain is always apparent from cheeks, colorless lips, and tired D e eruptions of the skin and the utter lack of the ambition and years were filled Budding into womanhood and man- | Bood, with the duties of school or business, demands concentrts corpuscies, energy and strength, and th very best thing for this changing age the medical nutriment in Scott’s Emul- 2 sion—it possesses the rare blond-maki properties of cod liver oil in a predi gested form; hypo; mervous system, wi ing qualities of pure ghycerine. hing ferce promotes assimil tion, yields direct returns in abundant, xed Blood. flls hollow chesks, tones the merves, makes all good food do good, and does it in a natural easy manner. The « istaining nourishment in Scott’ Bmulsion is so helpful to this changing ge that it siouid never be neglected— every druggist has it. 3 -agmm—u-u.l-l-fl STETSON & YOUNG Carpenters and Builders Best work and materials at rign: prices, by skilled labor. Teiephone 50 WEST MAIN ST. Delivered ts any part of Norwich the Aled@that Is ackuowledged to be 1% best on the market—HANLEY'S PEERLESS. A telephone order wili receive prompt tion. B, 4. McCOBMIC EGGS ARE FEWER AT THE FINISH, Molting Affects Hens test—Owners of the Best Pens. in Storrs Con- production for the international conipetition at Storrs was. 9’ noticeable decrease this season of the year, number of K. ot P, each week at lowed the into the found what is now « to be 4 Fugged, o thy filied With miry swamps, but also mahy plea the Indians liad kept the most fertile tracts burned uver in order to furnish better hunting and also to grow their crops of cogn and bean ans were generally known as the Nip- mucks, co little w time c quarreling among themselves. 'Thei numbers were few; they living mostly the week was w pen of white the White Acres ons owned by The pen of white Wyandottes 3 came second With Third for the week > pen of white Blymouth Rocke elonging to L. G . which produced 21 Rocks owned by the Woods pen of single comb Deming of Robertaville, orable openings for their meagre crops which were grown by the women, who also made mats and bas weapons ai extreme. ced during -100ths of & a white Plymouth te side: then it c point where John Skinner's ¢ Cider ) West bank uj nett Hon sed beiween two of the timbered knolls, winding on and on through F and Pomfret as far as Woodstock pond Grange will be | degree. Lectur- | respectively. s e DIrd® | Wolr Den, crossed the Mashmoquest brook, passed Prospect Hill up to Woodstock Pond or the Wa suntry as it was then called: this pond was a favorite fishing ground for | {all Indians produced 2 Wallingford, white Wyandottes; | inz country was so called b; } |ans for the marshes or meadows sur- | rounding it whi with which the squaws made t s and m visited by the Cowhantic Indians of | Hamoton for material. These Indi- |ans taking their name from |tul chief of the Nipmucls t William . Wyundottes; Bigelow over Hampton Hill, past where the Catholic Church now stands, over | | the Burnt Cedar ms company comb~hite | e Goodman d Connecticut path, the one trail be- ween Boston and the Connecticut r er Leghorns poul- | Roy . Sands ymb white Leg- These two I s were main hishways throush the ss. The Indians went inio {he Ma munsqeeg Couniry to obtain whet- tones in a quarty of rock noted for its | sharpeaing properties, on Whets! ties while When | < Wilmington, iward Cam of te Leghorns uff_Orpingtons. complete Hst of | stand at the | setts-and the timid Wabbaquasits, themselves under the protection of s leaving the ssed_Gospel of »n_ Earth d Will Toward He went | into the Nipmuek region gathering | the Wil natives in Towns | these g in Windham = County. | persuaded to form habiis of eivilization | They kept Sabbath, cultivated ge tracis of land even raising forty ushels of corn tosthe acre. Mission- Barclay of |aries were sent afnong them and it semed as if the Indians were becom- civilized, but the hopes of the | Leg- | Christian teachers were dashed to the farm, | ground when the Narraganseit war | broke out in 1675 and the g Tn- | dians” at once becan ages again. "he Nipmucks joined Narragan- Colonial fnm. rock, one can easily im: of | boring filelds | ages listening omes of North- |the Gospel preached by John Eliot two white | hundred A few white Leg- TRANSPCRTED ANIMALS WITHOUT NEEDED CERTIFICATES | Two Steamer Captains Were Fined in New London Court. into Connecti- a certificate of health in- six months of age u sizes requires 3 al for a 6-year ] : aid the fine, as of the com- Many Forms of This Dreadful Disease But All Due to the Same Cause— Uric Acid. 5 andall demur- Then go at once to The Lee & Osgood fenses are | You use a remedy preparcd for Rheu- matism and ifs kindred diseases only not a “cure-all.” Lumbago, Sciatica, been continued - | Arthritis, Gout, Chronic Neuralgia and Kidney Diseases may all be perman- ently Aftorney Crolin told the awful shipments had | certificates imation with which their younger | healthfuiness and without the permis- | oo commissioner of statute provides. inspected the animals in compliance with ates regulations. who acted with | Acid in excessive quantity in the sys- tem. RHEUMA cleanses the Blood, Skin, | Liy chief ‘cause of Rheumatism quickly dis- :ppears. Do mot procrastinate—get a bottle of RHE will quickly realize that RHEUMA will do_exactly what is claimed for it 1 mourishment |t which is readily convertible into red biood | six years. Tried di her’s Island, were disposed of in this frec from the disease Catawissa, Pa. Such testimony is right to the point |and leaves no room for deubt. Your money returned if not satisfied Mail érders filled by { Buftalo, N. Y. and removed under | " L the state department Two cows, constituted were shipped to were not al- with the company’ . and were isolated until they were Hine said he and had not re- the Connecti * of domestic hosphites for the | address the healing, sooth- | health officer’s cattle owned by the E, son company on the island, when found | to be unhealthy, are condemned by the York’s inspectors; H that state the direction of of agriculture. presumption. M. & W. Fergu- island from Connecticut; when nothing else will, improve the | employes of the c health, adling cetved notification from cut commiss! Biven ma up’s my when my son irsisted that | use Ilec fric Bitters. 1 did s done me a world of good.” Just tr them. 50c and S at all druggists or by mail: H. ©°. 1 delphia or St. Louls. —_———— DR. ¥. W. HOLMS, Dentist prosecution presume that Captain Crandall and Cap intentionally violated the law Tied -on Bids for Road Work. - the construction of the Black Point were ovened Saturday afternoon at Selectman F. and, were as follows: A. Beckwith < $1.67 2 foot: Mahan and ¥. H. Redden tied for the low bid 30 Franklin S% Construction at $1.65 per lineal fool. As a result | of this tie 1t was not possible to award the work and another notice will bs published. In 1713 when the first s ettlers fol- pmuck Trail which lead terior from the sea, thoy lled Himpton, v, forested coun- sanit fertile openings. For These Indi- sisting of subject clans of rlilke spirit who spent their Iy in hunting hing _and small villages where there w e fav- | kets. Their d utensils were crude in the The Nipmuck ‘'rail followed the Lit. river up from Scotland on the Ease ed the river at the ist and 1 stnads now; following the to the flats on the Ben- d, it left the river cros- 2 elow passed some two miles west of the | quesit The Wi € or Mat-Produc- he Indi- sbaquass 1 furnished the reeds bas It was frequently a power- ve. The first white settlers who pene- 0 this eat and Terrib] erness” followed the Trail from mp Road, then on ere it crossed the Ashford- Hill w ok in Central S bheic Endyios i nat and hasket slue. the colors from the | @ 70 a new ligh into | ns’ for at that time a | i cunme into the villages with the Wealth of Hair Hair Abundant Parisian Sage Make and Gloriously Radiant—Quickly Removes Dandruff. 1f Parisian Sage does not remove stop splitting hair, hair and scalp itch, and put'life and lustre into the dull, faded hair of any or child, The Lee & Osgdod Co. will refund the purchase is one, of the most invigorating and refreshing No cheap perfum- Parisian Sage hair preparations. WANTED. FOR SALE. e i ADVERTISEMENTS under the heading of “WANTED, FOR SALE or TO RENT” ARE INSERTED AT THE RATE OF Sc per Line, Six Words to the Line Th No matt -Or har If lumbago, glad you TO RENT. no_disagreeable concoction, but a daintily perfumed proves its goodness the first time it is [ WANTED fwo or thrce Sultable for light five minutes’ walk of Franklin N Durkeo, tonic that _ouseKeeping, Address B. Dandruff is one of the main causes (mm House. of baldness, and thin, dull, unattractiv i moves dandruff with one application, also freshens up the hair and beauti- | | until it is soft, faded and | ers" WANTID— ToFitoT s il mau clerks; $75 month; 1,800 vacancies y cxaminations everywhe requently; lustrous and brnnklilin institute, Dept. 34 H., Roches Norwicl | building’ lots; 'good investmes | qur PR e WANTED Represonia be both surprised and de- h the first applicati druggists and Zreatost books,” 20 volumes, 515, casy payménts; 560 greai books in Splendid oppor- | for the man or woman who will to the work; go-cart, Inqu to us from Harvey Smith, who ears ago lived on what is devote a few hours dally exclusive territory, Give partic present occupation, view of R Irving Place, WANTED—Sin v no milking and reliable; Tegarding past the Isracl Howard Valley, Brown farm one half mile He related ' that the last of the Cowhantic Indians left the would return car selling baskets and One time he told could have some could shoot a bird on a distant tree. One of them drew his bow and the ar- row cut the bird in two. gle man to arive milk and board. TwoR sa boat, 19x5 leet; just right to run them they girl for general house- | ply Bulletin Office. "TED—Motler ! "Pa is bright s his smokes at (betcha K I'm golng to say) Fagun's Smoke Yushabean. WANTED Safe wanted; inside meas- 19 inches high, Lebanon, Conn. —Competent &1 115 Broadw octild On his farm ploughed up old stone ch he said the Indians arrow heads - {used to tie to their with the fire roots of the pine, which are very tough. The early settlers used these roots for shoe strings. s the Indians remained in wavelled the Nip- {muck trails descendnnts the Cowhantic | oral hou (e\\nrk JEWETT HOWE | few ewes; A Yantic, Conn octisd room, RS, Sanrond tioker furnisned Co-dperative Proposition FOR SALE. ‘Farm of 250 Acres miles from Old Mystic! telephone and R young, 1 vu,\-um:fo 50 to 150 acros. Huhvlln Co. Address Box 16, | Phone 214-3 ASSING NO- | six for | ¥ twelve for $1.25 Printers, Norwich, Conn. . on good road. workéd fields, Store, obposite . ihe from stone and fertile, balance. brook running througl > has 14 rooms, old T under ihols 40, with hors: ANGE need repairing? Patent stove brick Lo iit any range entire farm fashioned fireplaces, ce ge barn 24 by 24 attached, WANTED—YCu to know there Is one man In Norwich who can clean r your sewing Stephenson, machine right. The Old Keliable, WANTED—Piano_tuning. 23% Prospect St. Wanted--Girls Light Work. Good Wages. American | Thermos Bottle Co.' HELP WANTED the farming including machinery fon given immi- Farm Bulletin-— | WILLIAM A, WILCOX Real Estate Broker, Broad St., Westerly, R. L Telephone No. Rooms 1 and 2, GEO. A. PENDLE +....Auctionepr | AUCTION POR'S SALE. Tt of Probate for Coun. £, ( i pew i at | s auction, on the' farm re- A : $4.50 Cord, 3250 ha lard. Pnone hi6-1z. farm being hewville Station, | FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. M. J. COSCORAN. Central Blds. ately. wigwams” and splendid fields | The Nipmucks were almost annihil- ated by thé war; the Wabbaquassits pained with Uncas at Mohegan, art of Windha nty open for settlement The Pulpit Rock where John Eliot ached to the Inidans is suitably in- | Tem- | scribed in Woodstock, and is a favorite | Island | spot for | visitors alike. Standing on the | pau | | the residents of the town and ne the neigh- ed with dusky sav- ently to the vords of ars ago. pm over the cour s remained scatter- | ry. The only tribe of | which we have record in Hampton | were the few wt the Cowhantic Rocks in the southern part of the town. 1 made their home in he last known of them comes Rheumatism Only Do you suffer from R and get_a bottle of RHEUMA for | cents. When vou use RIEUMA elieved by using RHUEMA. ‘Thes used by the same trouble— Uric er, Bowels. and Kidneys and the MA today and you ‘I suffered from Rheumatism for nt doctors, with relief. 1 have taken three bottles RHEUMA and am__entirely —P. W. Miller, the Rheuma Co., Women Who Get Dizzy. Every wom who is troubled with fainting and dizzy spells, backache, headache, tion or 'kidney troubles should use Electric Bitters. They give relief | | in the forenoon, ness, debilit: constipa- strength and i | re l-mluu” ml me to die; nds w 1 they have icklen & Co., Phila~ Shannon Building Annex, Room A. T:I:nhone 52& octled fne p bettsr tnan hroush i@ adveriis- ing columns of The Bulletin. WEDNESDA at 10-a. m., household goods it and B0 6 \Mepuiar bosine | éis ot uny PHiheiE oot UPe T uved TR A A A St WANTED. HADLEY MILLS, S Steal triips, Jaree Kottics, axes South Hadley breas, registered, | country. " Ludiow Faruy Nortn sioning- timber ‘hooks, whiffiétrees, set mhmevs tools, dump’ cart, FOR SALE. card pr $2.00; 5,000, 30005 10,000 | Botenieads, '6x3 s, "prited 32.10; 9,000, 36,003 Lu,u00 letierheads,’ 832 x11, brinted, 3L.70} 1,000, grindstone, beans in sod, , 1 _horss, 1 in barrels, & 128 shocks of oorn buisheis potatoes, Tal oxen, apples tons of hay in barn, articies 'too Some Of this furniture is old FOR SALE At Norwich Town o Road near Peck fair weekday 1 be in attendance. WILLIAM L cated, a new, modern Cottage of bath and reception witp all modern seven room FOR SALE—Smith Premier type- writ Wiidam N. Jordan, Room 9, 287 Main St oct21d FOR SAL team 1 montis vid, gir iogers ; 95 Ch Stnut atter Oct. ¥ FOR SALE—A small farm 1, ndon troiley, five-cent fare from fruit,' large = hennery, fine ton- LINS One brown wicker baby 1y new; one second-hand re 42 Grove St. ulletin Ottia “FOR SALI carriage, . oct4sTulh FOR SALE—Bowser gasoline (3 ik and pump, capacity 120 gallons, first class condition. A. B. Roberts, Wind- ham, Conn, Hetzod FOR SALE—A Jersey cow, due to soon; also bridge plank.’ Inquire Islacker, R. F. D. 2, Norwich, oct20d hottom moter Round | around river or beaches. Box 3, care Busetin. octzud 4 g5 Wort] Tifles and for camera with ‘anastig- mat and other goods for cord- wood. C., Box 212, Willimantic, Conn. ~arson low-down milk roller bearing _axles wagon i _good as new.. Can be H. H. Starkweather’s Saie Sta Conti. The price is rea- Danieison, 1 ©f M. Galiup, Box 31, K. K Moosup. octizd FOR SALE L Four cows, one of them h soon. Enquire Albert C. ard Road, Wisimant Ct. oci1sd FOR SA Adams, folstein Plain Hul ‘el FOR SAL® — The ne lpcation and s business. | sest of reasons for ng. Theodore | nd, Piainneld, Conn octlsd | KOR SALE—Or o | The John anston house, 12 rooms, | w1 modern conveniences. J. I Dewo, oetlsd FOR SALE—I'a with Youte, witn or witnout stock. J octisd iLconara W. Bacon v snsisting ot W notse, § dwerling 1gs and 107 located to ty 1w ice und_on rms aiiractive i ‘buyer, Ihis property has Iis own water Supply \puly to William ii. Snields, 35 Broud- way, Norwich, Coun octlid " ¥OR SALE—Black aud (an southern vred loxhound; hrst class one; two killed usead of Lim; reason fo Tng, overstocked. O. W. Marris, Jr., ¥OR SALE—Cigar and confectionery store, next to bime ‘ineatre, Baluc, HOKSE FOK SALE Of exciunge 1oF ik cow, welsht Loy ol sepod a-hana Ford au- tomobile. P'hone by, Norwich, or ad- »s Frankdi B0k SALL— ayad stove lengths, 10 RENT—Cottage, seven rooms and all modern lmprovements, first class condision, If_measie: <10, with eleva- lso “basement If jaited & thout power; manufacturing. Inquire at 95 Chestnut. Furnishied rooms <t MIs. TO RENT— s G MeKiniey Avenie. Congdon’s, Sottage house of § rooms, 1 Bt 50 Wasnimgton ford, 108 Broadway oct14TuThs Ve room tenement . all modern A. H. Disco, and one store improvements, parate set . 1% School Street —Garage with all Improy Inguire Brooklyn s bloak: All stained and cra FrapRn St 8 3 > ~ But his one redeeming feature'is , from 10 to 2 and ent of ‘8 rooms at . next to th to” William But noihing To gentieman, is modern convenlences in pri- centrally located. " RENT _Tenement seven Fooms rent low (o reeman Ave. KOR RENT_Two flats; one of five _all modern improvements, Telsphone 12472 x-muum_o ROOMS—Central loca- Mrs, Bmma Morse, 18 Union St a URNISHED ROOMS, all madern con- veniences, 55 Union St. Telephone dsi-4 SUMMER COTTAGES —For Sale. Watek Hill Pleasaut View, Rentals, $175-3250¢ season. nspection by appotniment. FRANK W. COY, 6 High Street, Long Distance Lelephone. To Rent AUTOMOBILE HOWARD C. PECKHAM FORE SALE. | car | did think I would, but I've given up the ¢ SALE_Elev lot, 3y CLff_St. ~Must be s0id to clyv:e | estate. G. W. Hamilion, o Main THINK IT OVER — 250 noteheads size) d, ior 3L.¥0; 500 velopes, nicatly Lrin for “sampics ' and thorougn- ie beiter in the FOR SALE— ton, K. F. D. 5, Norwieh, Coun. . & bulton, PRI VIING —Look ai Lucse prices: 500 63 envelopés (regular business size), 310, $1i.50; ' 006 32.50; 9,000, $5.005 10,00, ‘315007 50U Dilinéads, (xdz. Drinced, $L60; 1,0t | §2.i0; 5,000, $1.00; 10,000, $13.00; 80U | Staiements, o asiy, plinted, $lib; 1,000, 31,853 5,050, $6.00; 10,000, $1L.UG: Printing’ of_very deser lon © done hard wood floors, plumbing, large veranda, cement LEGAL NOTICES. ASSESSORS’ NOTIC[: may remain on mortgage. terms to quick buyer. H. BECKLEY, Phones 724 May Building, 278 Main Street, All persons in the Town of Norwich liavle to pay taxes are hereby 1o return to the Assessors on or bsfore $1,250. Solnted 1ot WDroBty Yroanty o n the Hist Gay . ey land and iine Crod 2 e { : s be Shtaines ‘ot The asaes E. A. PRENTICE, Phone 300 86 Cliff Street ail upon—appli n m)m svement ice Reasonable. at National Shoe and Cloth- oct17d SALE HORSES |1 have 35 Horses to pick from, some nice, gentle, well broken cnunks and business horses as can be found any where, also some big workers. The prices’ are ht. Coms ana see them. | Tel, 1139, ELMER R PIERSON. to 5 p. m. Wed- Office Hours: 9 a. m. Saturday evenings, from nesday and 75 Cows For Sale Carload will arrive Tuesday, Oct. 21st. | JAMES H. HYDE, North Franklin, Conn. Telephone, Lebanon. RESH LOAD of Horses right from the % ednesday, Oct. 1st, 1918, Norwich, Conn., JOHN P. MURPHY, JEREMIAH J. MICHAEL J. CURRAN, DONOVAN, pouLLry and generai purpo Cutside city,”on state road. Large spring fed iake, stocked Wit A COURT OF PROBATE HELD | ithin and for the Distifct | the 20th day of Octo- | at Norwich, Lruit; nice cotiage house, with v A. D. i913. Présent—NrusUN J. state of Sarah Bessette of Sprague, said District, an incapable person. ‘he said Sarah Bessette appeared in Court and filed a petition praving, for the reasons therein set forth, to capacity and her Conservator directed ot pay over what remains of her said estate. it is Ordered, That heard and determined at obate Court Room in the City of sald District, v of October, A. D. 1913, at 10 o'ciock and that notice of the said petition, and of said thercon, be giver by the pub- one time In some & @ clrculation in sald st three deys prior to d hearingSand that re- AYLING, Judge. commodations for | Tryon's Agescy. Willimantic, hard work, ranging from 1100 to 1530 TR 5 be adjudged For sale by ‘Whereupon GEORGE B ©! on the z4th LOST AND FOUND. telephone 1 and get reward 0ld grade Jersey samé by Proving prop- this advertisement B. Maynard oMy and paying Tor MONEY LOANED on_Diamonds, aud Securities of a Lowest Rates of T establianiea firm to THE COLLATERAL LOAN CO. NOTICE kind at the est. An old FOPBIDDEN TRAPPING ON AND GREAT HOLLOW. 4. E. DE WOLF. AGRICULTURAL LIME. We have Jusi pi.t a carivad into, our | and can suppiy your de- | mands for tuis sure crop producer. .e ! storehous experts of the country say the ground imestone is betler LLan the burnt Lime, d this is W.ut We have. # 50l bY Lhe bas. ton or carload. PECHK, MWILLIAMS & CO teb19d ST ¥ 100 . B MARKET GARDEN, house; o0 acres smootn tiliabie'land; rest pastures and woodland; plenty Of hot and coid water and batn; largé barn, new silo, icehouse and sheds; ac W00 hens. 34,000, easy terms. GEO. A. PENDLETON Au AUGTION Will be sold at public auction on FRIDAY, OCT. 24th, 1913, 10 o'clovk n. m at my farm on the Preston City road, | |{COL. EARL N. GALLUP| AUCTIONEER from Jones Specialty of Farm and Merchandise all coming elght head of young caltl £ in, one cow Eiving milk, oné extra ariving horse, § ye: driving horse, 10 years old, one seneral purpose horsé, one lumber Wagon, one top carriage, stack of swale hay, one harrow, oMé cultivator, some cafpeu- ter's tooly, blankets If said day be stormy, sale next faii day. CHAS. H. BENNETT Preston City, Conn. WHITE ELEPHANT CAFE DAN MURPHY & CO. Ales, Wines. Liquers and Cig Corner of Water and Market Sta idea.” “Why?" “My boy | of his sophomore_friend | this morning."—Chicago Record-Her- ald. FOR SALE No. 36 Fourth Sireet Two-family House razor | You're dreadfully ill-tempered! Hus- band—The razor is so abominably dulll Wife—Di an old | cut beauti JAMES L. CASE, | rox rathe picture depends on the signature of the | 0ld master.” “I must admit it” “Well, my signature | his and it doesn't tak like as long to write a check as it took him to paint a picture. Star. Shetucket St., cd_in Corner, 31.4; Lot | 506 | 34" Lo, FOR SALE $25000 Interborough Rapid Transit Com- 5% First and Refund- ing Gold Bonds. investment average from bottles annu: | sues a_policy clent management | by militant suffragettes, nd Interest. JAMES L. CASE, 40 Shetucket St. Norwich, Ct. ~ FOR SALE rooms with .m impr property well pe {14 | remberg, made a clock in the form of an egg which could be carried in the | pocket. The production of this cost a year's labor. to Square, will be sold oh favor- able terms. FRANCIS U. DONOHUE, Central Building, FOR SALE Eight-room Cottage steam heat, good barn and lagge lot, lacated walk from Main Price reasonable. N. Tarrant & Co. 117 Main Street, Norwich, Ct. Larm Just | iish, mear | in the first six months of | 3,461,208 pounde—in the first half of 1912, and to Janlmry-‘!uh' th nda, | five minute: Norwich, Ct. rs 0ld. one kood | for A graduate Auctioneering. Bstate Sales. Danielson, Conn. Telephone Connection. You want ¢ put your busi- rithe public. tere is no me b tnan_through the adverus. 88 columns of The Bulletim. ticles for the uge of t lice forces may be made only with tig permigsion of the war department, ' POETRY / PLAY THE GAMBE. ve started somethin’ at the Hub IS got a bloomin' name; It's called the “Pollyanna Club,” Or “Poilyanna Game.” Folks of all age can join the band, An’ play it all the same: Anpeopie out of every lafid ~an take part in the game. The game? Well, here's the way they play: When one’s grievin' or sad, It's findin’ out the better way An’ jes’ a bein’ glad. r whatAlls c the 058 your' track, ad ‘may be. Ve o bi To have it in, you se zlad it's not smallpox, 1f whoopin' cough, not rheu; It poverty, glad you've no blocks Ut stockis-to burden you. a you are out of sight, tion. no doubt, [t npt: Where' friends can find you day or night Can't always when you're out. limbs yare broke. glad you've got To break; life would be sad To have to’ stump It through on pege, Bones knit, an’ so- you're glad. In_every kind of trouble, see 'hat ‘werse things might be had; That what's befallin’ you could be store tryin'—hence you're glad. This is the club you're asked® today K . no fa Neihta' to pay, oniy. Iu The game of beln” > join. It 2“Ret. D. H. Kennep. + niladelphia. rH OSOPHY. There's a little chif paperweight be fore me on my desk tiny heatiien deltyy ill-Tavo tesque, v a an¢ Kked and the most outrageous style; bright and sunny smile. S wite 1¢ fond of using him on hazel- B tacks My children smear hi cheerful face with sweels and chewing wax, He tumbled out the window once an lost us for @ whi n_attenu a'sunny smile. te his bright O poor, maltreated heathen with oblit- crated: oye: How oft for lessér whongs than yours our angry passions rise! Weé need to learn, as vou have learned, tnat wiser heads beguite The pains and ills of Hving with bright and sunny smile. —Roy Temple House, in the November Nautilus HUMOR OF Tt THE DAY Briggs called me a liar. didn’t you deny it?’ “Yes, and ‘he “said that -proved I was seript. -Boston Tran- Johnny—Tommy Brown's mother [ makes him go to Sunday school Mamma—Why do you say sh him go? Johnny do malke i Because he 0’6 that prove it?—Puck Caller—I've heard it spoken of as a questionable play. Dramatic Critic —Questionable? Not the least bit, sir It's absolutely, undeniably lessly bad, and everybody knows it!— Chicago Tribune. and hope- “Of all my friends, Wombat tells the only vacation story that doesn't irritate me.” “What does he- say? ‘Says the meal mosquitoe were bum, board high, plentiful and fish scarce. Louisville Courier-Journal So thia je’ homecoming :Weelkis in Hodgeville?” ©Yes, but the only man Who ever succeeded in putt town on the map won't be here. avoidably detained?” “Yes, he penitentiary. | ala ng_this Un- in the -Birmingham Age-Her- ou- expect to trade in your old a new one next spring?” “I and several took it out Husband (shaving)—Bother the ! Wife—What's the matter now 117 Why, I ripped up rt with it vesterday and it illy.—London Punch, As a matter of fact,” said Mr. Cum- testily, “the value of this s valuable ag me anything is just ‘Washington THE KALEIDOSCOPE hampagne from France 32,000,000 to 35,000,000 orts of n English insurance company is- overing damages done Because of stories circulated by en- emies to the effect that his dog slept on hfs bed every night, an Edwards- ville, 1il, man has been jilted by his sweetheart Lyman P. Grant of Columbia Falls 4 has been appointed by the state of Ma. which followed him home from the e custodian of a large cow moose »ds last June, American reglstered shipping enter- ing ‘and clearing Eritish ports during the first half of this year aggregate §1 toms, which was less than 1 cent. of the tot The first watch was & small clock. Tn Peoter Hale, a clockmaker of Nu- Nova Scotia and Cape Breton col- leries are this vear quoting for short sons of coal the same prices which last year applied to long tons. This | is equivalent to raising prices by pre- | cisely 12 per cent Camel's hair imported by British ills increased from 3.116,853 pounds 1911 to 016,338 pouads during . tates is now second The United | only to the British empire in the vol- ume of imports of merchandise into the Union of South Africa, and Ger- ma British South Africa, which_includes Southern and. Northwestern Rhodesla. y is_second as to imports into For the t year two American five-ton motor (rucks have been em- ployed by the United Fruit company for huuling bansuas to Port Antonio shipment. The use of motor trucks for this purbose has proved xo satis factory thut this company hus just fmported (wo more American tricks, | %l%0 of five (ou” capucity each Mexican decree of July 15, 1912, modifies the decree of May 4, 1§12, re | lating to the importation of firearms | and ammunition, and ma ‘hl\)\uun much more stringent. The new law prohibits absolutely “for such time as may be necessary” the fmpor- tation of firearms and ammunition of all kinds by dealers and private indi- viduale, Tha mmorll?n of these ar- kes the pro- e army or po-