Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 18, 1914, Page 8

sekiy is also on the bill with all NORWICH TOWN #t| Rev. Dr. Howe and' Members of Park | Tasatre. | Church Choir at Sheltering Arms— @t Davis|. Opening of Forty Hours’ Devotion. Rev. Dr. S. H. Howe of Park church had charge of the service at the Shel- tering Arms Sunday afternoon. -Famil- i8r hymns were sung and prayer of- fered. Dr. Howe took for the subject of his address The Blessing of Moses Upon the Tribe of Asher, showing how that blessing is the possession of Christians today and of those present in the little gathering there. Moses® blessing was, Thy shoes shall be iron and briss, a promise, the speaker said, that their equipment shall equal their task, their experiences their emergen- cies, and for us that God will pull us through all the hard places we will have to travel. s thy days so shall thy strength be, ‘was said of the tribe of Asher, and this most tenger, beautiful and com- forting promise is for us. Jesus has 1iis best things to sav to persons in obscurity and -trouble, comforting things, as when llewsaid, Where two or three are gathered together in My name, there am 1 in the midst of them. He is with us in this little group at every Sunday afternoon service. In times of dim faith. when the founda- tions seem shaky, then underneath are the everlasting arms uplifting and sus- taining. Take hold of the hand that never lost a soul that trusted in Him, and that will lead to the city that hath foundations. Miss Taft accompanied on the piano wiiile Eben Tearned rendered most im- pressively Just to Trust Him, That is AlL * Line Favored. s George J. Gray has sold his int est in the Standard Card Clof company to Lincoln Luce of Niantic, Mr. Gray has so much business in other lines that he was unable to de- vote much time to the Card Clothing business. Mr. Luce will take hold at once and will Iook after the selling end and Mr. Bissonnette will continue to have charge of the manufacturing. The company has . been organized | ‘about four years and has been a success from the start. Miss Anna L. L. Tobin of Stafford- ville is visiting relatives in Rochdale, Mass. Silmcest” sn. Praovel Tralisy, 4 Interest continues to grow in_the proposed trolley road between Put- nam and Stafford. The traffic on this end between Staffordville and the Springs will be particularly heavy and will do much to suppert the road if it is built. The members of the committee from Stafford to investi- gate the road are E. C. Pinney, Willis H. Reed and T. M. Lyon. They will act in conjunction with three men from each of the other towns interest- ed. Defeated Criterians. The Stafford Baseball club defeat- ed the Criterians of Hartford on Iyde park Saturday afternoon by the score of five to two. FUNERAL. Dr. Frank Tuttle. The body of Dr. Frank Tuttle, formerly of Stafford ‘was brought from New Bedford, Mass., Saturday after- noon and taken to the Old cemetery on West Stafford Hill for burial. The service was conducted by Rev. John Winthrop Ballantine of the West Staf- ford Congregational church. WILLIMANTIC LEON FILIPPINO STABBED. Deed Said to Be Work of Revenge- ful Countryman—Condition Serious. ofers special values and Gun Metal Colo- .50, $3.00 and $3.50. o of the W. C. T. U, are i their food ~sale L 1 to § p. m. at 33 Broad- “help those women.”. Five Act Vaudeville Bill “Half of This Week, half of this week the of this popular theatre an excellent show, con- vaudevile acts, and se- lays, all up to the Davis Dot 1i quality and quan program today is ed ous star, Walter H. Brown, | New York company in the vlaylet in two scenes, ’s Son: there are four peo- o act and everyone is capable Hing the part ed to him. sketch has Deca & Bemiier ris vaudeville theatres in try and comes direct from t to the Davis. An- act mot to be overlooked is and Diaia, o team of clever artists who do a sensation- ty juggiing act that is away ary and not to be com- any other juggling act seen season. The third act is Marimba Duo, two cle who do a high class mu- playing several differ- truments, including the Marim- their native instrument, This ‘a treat to all lovers of good John Philbrick comes mext, a real funny comedian he has Il guessing: 1f this fellow doesn't ‘mere laughs than a clown in a it won't be his fault. The fifth n the bill is Scott and Cornell, a singing comedy duo, who have line of talk that is aif- the evervday jokes you hear. Look this bill over, cide for vourself where to go In the photoplays the feature reel Broncho drama _called Witness. The Mutual Forty Hours' Devotion Opens. The forty hours' devotlon at Sacred Heart church besan at the 10 o'clock mass Sunday morning. The singing during the mass was excellent in tone and harmony, the solos being by Miss- es Callahan and Butler. Miss May Pounch rendered an Ave Mara at the offertory. Just before the beginning of the de- votion Rev. Father 'C. W. Brennan spoke impressively of the benefits to be derived during these hours, and gave an explanation of the origin and ob- servance of Rogation days which oc- cur ftoday (Monday), Tuesday and Wednesday While the cholr s the procession of s ed, by an altar er. he altar boy and the priest bearing the rament were preceded by flower strewers. Th girls in_white dresses with « wreaths veils The church was beautifully decorat- ed. The altar with its lighted candles and decorations of palms, ferns, palms, carnations_and roses, was most im< pressive. In the sanctuary were ferns, palms and choice flowers, while in dif- ferent places were clusters of carna- tions. The arransement was by mem- Ders of the Altar societ There will be masses at 5 and 8| el this (Monday) morning, and | the devotion will end with high mass at 8 o'clock Tuesday morning. ng Pange Lingua ty children form- boy bearing the with the censer Dblessed sac- seven _little were dainty and A telephone message to the police station just before midnight Satur- day apprized them of a stabbing af- fray which may have a serious endin; The affair took place on the sidewalk on Main street. near Mansfield avenue. The man cot was Leon Filippino, an Italian, and one of the bosses on the sewer construction work in that vi- cinity. He was"stabbed almost directly over the heart Ly another Italian said to be a discharged member of the con- struction_gang who was actuated by revenge for the loss of his job. Officers McArthur and Enander went to the place, and Dr. O'Neil was sum- moned. Filippino could talk, but was badly injured. He was taken to St. hospita’, where he is in a precariots condition. There were four or five in the crowd when he was bed. The police have a description he man who did the stabbing and hope to land him soon. Attended Norwich At Hom M Charles S. Dimmick was in Norwich Saturday attending the re- ception given by Mrs. Edwin W. Hig- gins, wife of former Congressman Higgins. BULLETI st events, and Twenty Minttes is the Keystone comedy, Mat- at 230, all seats 10 cents’ eve. lays 7 to 8.15 vaudeville to 9.30, photoplays 9.30 to 10.30, e and 20 cents. o AR R, COLONIAL THEATRE, of Kathlyn, No, 4, Being Royal Slave”—Two Reels. Pla The play Everybod en Jriday evening the Esperanto | club, was a great success, with the readings and music being rated as one of the most enjoyable entertainments ever given uptown. About $20 was cleared, which will be used for the headquarters building of the United Christien Endeavor society in Boston. | v is Doing It, giv- Outing for Sheltering Arms Household. Saturday afternoon was a happy one for the household at the Sheltering Arms, as all who were able enjoyed an ‘automobile ride to New London and in Mohegan park through the kindness of H. F. Dawley. The beautiful weather and the fresh green of springtime was a treat to those shut in through the winter months S PATTERN SERVICE savage sentinels In the Lions, she flees g she encounters and tigers, and finally Jatids of Arab traders very. In this trans- human chattel, the unwilling hergelf the property of the villain, her great- y: her of him is he- ‘ana hiow “-g:_weu, that o for ly, is per- s the greatest n—-&” Dicture of- [ at the Colonial this vear. It is erfu of Men, that Klein, the on and the Mouse, nted by the same immense including Lillie Leslle, Ethel n and a dozen other equally bril- motion picture stars. During the _reels, a society affalr is given, jeh features a miniature lake of built In"the ball room floor, sail tiny gold boats pro- fans of the guests. This le is for Tuesday only will be, matinee 10c, Neighbers Entertained. Mr. and Mrs, Albert Eccleston enter- tained a_parly of 25 neighbors and friends Thursday evening at their home on Sturtevant street. There were selections on the graphophone and dif- ferent games were enjoyed. Refresh- ments were served toward th close of the evening. Local Small Notes. Mrs. Ellen Connell s ill at her home on West Town street. Mrs. McLean of 97 West Town street is visiting her son in Westerly, R. L i1 W. Carlson of the Scotland road left ‘this week for a stay in New York | Miss Alice Tubbs of Sturtevant street | was at her home in Groton for over Big Feature Act at Audi- | 599" ~torium Today. orium’s record last week shows ever in the city but wait and see this The headliner for to- iner, not an ordinary up to appear as a are six people in the h is called The Stew- and they were e at the Palace, N. posed of three ladies men, and it is the AMr. and Mrs. Fred Eccleston moved last week to Maple street, West Side, Norwich » Harry Winchester of Hartford was at his home on Pleasant street for the week end. DAINTY DRESS FOR THE TINY TOT. Child’s Dress With Yoke and Long or Shorter Sleeve, in High or Low Round Coilarless Style. Open car: line Saturd: the afternoon. were put on the Yantic | for the extra runs in| Lawn, nainsook, dimity, crossbar musiin, crépe, volle, mull. siik, pereate, | cashmere or flannclette ‘mas” be used | - I r 1 oo ‘offering since Flora. |, )& a1 Virs. Clarence DeWolt and | fos, My GexiEm, IEhas simple lines, s e changes of cos- | Tmily of Norwich Town moved last | eouid be e apd Dretts ox s oose o8- | Week to Preston. | “best “dress, while 1 mage or hint B i masuun. 500k, a'voke of aliover ‘would be mice, et aione is much more ith'a simple hem finish, The patters : eap: i cut' izes. 1, 2.3 and 4 vears: It requir ards otxifi-incl; ma- eir size, with 235t yards of 4-inch edging for x’li(fle‘h Bty axas A paitern ‘of this iilustration majled to'dny nddress on recelpt of 10 conth 1 e ot The Bulle rder thronen Th J ; Patiern Depts Norwich, Comn, o Pens: ._The prevalence of whooping cough is diminishing the school attendance, especially in the lower grades. George Blake of Jewett 0 appreciate real good iaity presented by Jortillio will particularly entitled The Opera Sing- ¥ Vender, and there singing and comedy com- ty and his ara Falls Tefft of i nd Mrs, treet last week. 18 offered by Harry e ——————— elite comedian,” who FOR SALE 70 acre Farm'for $2,250 Farm of 70 acres, well divided, ®00d buildings, plenty of wood and sufficient water, within five miles of Franklin Square and on FRANCIS D. DONOHUE Central Building Norwich, Ct. To the Farmers of this Section: Now 1s the timo to List your farms i you want to sel. I bave a lirge Hst of customers looking for farma Send description or call. WILLIAM F. HILL, 25 Shetucket St, Norwich, Conn. COL. EARL N. GALLUP AUGTJONEER A graduate from Jones' Nat. School ot Auctioneering. Specialty of Farm and Pedigreed Stock. Merchandise and Real Estate Sales. Address R. F. D. No. 1, Moosup, Ct. Telephone 1-3 LOST AND FOUND under the beading.of “WANTED, FOR SALE or TO RENT ; . ARE INSERTED AT THE RATE OF Sc per Line, Six Words to the Line FOR SALE FOR SALE—Nice driving horse, two second hand manure spreaders, hay tedder, horse rake and mowing ma- chine.’ James H. Hyde, North Franklin, Ct.Telephone Lebanon. may1sd FOR SALE—§30 Bdison cylinder pho- WANTED foWANTED —Dead or allve, all” the can bring to Somer: mayIsMW D WANTED You to know that Harry A. Guerton will resilver mirrors of ail | ®izes at short notice. All work guaran- TO RENT TO RENT—Furnisned rooms suitabic for iigat houseKeeping, baiu and is Bcniool St. TO RENT—TWo connected rooms for lignt nousekeeping; bain and kas; ot Washington St. mayisd nograph, practically new, also record- ing instrument; will sell very cheap. Inquire John Paul, third floor Boston Store. may1sd teed. 181 Franklin St may18d FOR SALBE Baby chicks, White Leg- horns, 10c each: k. 1. Keds, 12c each. “Hill @rove Pouliry, Farm, o West Pearl TO RENT—Pavillon and swore at SPFing rove, Gardner lLase, aiso 4 cottage. inquire or Mrs. s. <. Pouiups, i3 reck SC. maylva FOR SALE A registered Jorsey bull. Wiillam W. Service, K. ¥. D. No. I, Nor- wich, or Tel. 212-3. may16d FOR SALE Farm of 14 acres, locat- ed in the fown of Canterbury;’seven- room house, barn, henhouse and wood- hed, ail new: soine iruit; price 31,000, A.°C."Bennett, So. Cantérbury, Conn. lephone connection. miyiod St._Fred Tourtgliotte, Frop. maylsd ANOTHER 1ot of those 25 pipes (ree with a 4ve (half pound) of Tuxedo. Uur Sheiton sSquare mild bo cigar pleases ill surely please you. Fagan's hop. mayisd NTED Strong _man o make | cases and pack goods; myst be a hus- tier. Apply at omce. ~ The ~Admore | ‘Golen Mills Co.. Yantic, Conn. may1ed WANTED_—On or before June 16th, & tenement of four or five Tooms, OF & | Small cottage, modern \improvements, | and in quiet neighborhbod. ~Address Eiving location and price, C. H., Bulle fin. x maylsd WANTED T do second work. mayidd WANTED A general housework girl te Ko to the seashore. Apply lo Broad Street. yizd FOR_SALE—A 1911 O 0. J. H. McNeely, City. d O G Snis ot for FOR SATE G iy Py o B AR IR BRSO W Nororich, Conne Yeagiva SEA sale and to rent on purchuse price. FOUND—Came to my place, grade Ayrshire bull, 13 to 2 years old. Own- er can have same by paying charges. E. Waterman, Bozrahville. mayl6d LOST—Hound with Ledyard tag, No. 27543; white with black on back and Side; 'tan ears; weight 55 lbs. Finder notify Samuel Lester, Gales Ferry, Ct. mayjdd Overhauling and Repair Work —OF ALL KINDS ON— ~UTOMOBILES, CARRIAGES, v~ * iS, TRUCKS and CARTS. Machanioal repairs. oainting, trir pholstering and wood wor. ssmuthing in all its branches. Scott & Clark Gorp. 507 10515 Nerth Main SL ~ing. Auto Repairing and Painting We repair autos of all kinds in th proper manner. Latest Improved Facilities make our shop unexcelled in New England. We bake the paint on, which makes it wear better, keep its gloss longer, and will not crack. Why not have yours done right? costs no more. Bentley-Clarke Auto Co. Main St. Westerly. R. I 1647 Adam’s Tavern 1861 offer to the publc (be hnest standars, brands of beer of Kurope and Americ , Bohemian, Pilsuer, Cullcbach Bavariag Beer, Bass, Paie and burton Mucirs Scotch Ale, Gunness' Dublin_Stout, C. & C. Imported Ginger Ale Bunker Hill P. B, Ale, Frank Jones' Nourish- mg Ale, Sterling Bitter Ale, Anbeuser, Budweiser Sculitz and Pabst. A. A. ADAM, Norwich Town Telepaone 447-13 MONEY LOANED On Liaiohus, Wiicacs, Jewe..7 sud Securitiss of any kind at ine Lowest Kaies of Interest. 3 fiblgeu LiTu logdeAs wi LATEKRAL LOA. The pattern is cut in six 24, 26, 28, 30 and 32 inches, sure. ' It requires two yards nch material for a 26-inch size. A pattern of this illustration mailed to any address on receipt of 10 cents in silver or stamps. Order through The Bulletin Company. Pattern Dept., Norwich, Conn. Lamb Waited Long for Success. Charles Lamb's discovery of his genius was as mearly accidental as might be. When he left school it was necessary for him to take a clerk- ship and support the family. He FOR SALE — 1700 1b. horse, 00d worker, 19 years oid; 1100 lb. horse. 12 years old: both sound and ready for | work. Tel. may14d TWOR_SAL WANTED—Two rooms, fi unturnished, for light housekeeping. | Address W., Bulletin. mayizd | CASH paid for rags and old Tubbers, orade Tor cnamel ware. Drop postai fo Chas Gellert, Colchester, Conn. apr3od WANTED U, B, government Jobs | open to men and women; over 13,000 appointments coming; $i5 to 31 Y& Store _fixtures, show cases, fine doils, 1ot ol dry oods, ca| hats, tinware, crockery, cheap. ais brand new Toledo no spring scale, cash regi: ylid | FOR SALE--Bay liorse, weighs 1000 | bs.; sound and kind; 6 years oid. Jas. | Taonth; iife jobs; pleasant work; shorl | . An ey 3 Rours: vacations: common sense educa- | Davis, K. I D. b Cit 3d O IENT—A fine store in Greege- viile Cemter, for any purpose cuiid be used, ol Central Ave. mayiid 'O RENT—Two tenements on Lower Browdwuy, one OL iour rovifs ana one of mx roums. Enquire Jones, Insurunce and Ageni, Kichards Building, ‘mayiid TO RENT—Furnished rooms in pri- vate faouy, o2 Lhiva oL, Uiy, laad sed PO MENT—Nice tenement ol room, wi.u barm, 6e¢ AOIia Main Appiy a: Utiice, Norwich Beig Mig. C inc. | Possession immeaiately. may FOR RENT—Seven room fai, with all mouern improvemenis, at 118 Broalway. Inquire of C. A. Gager, Jr. it 5. waysd seven St Oit RENT — Six-Toom tenement at East Great Plain. ¥. T. Backus. mayzd 7O RENT—Flat, modern improve: ments, at 15 Town St inquire 117 Main St, Clareace Capron. aprzad T FURNISHED iROOMS, all modera coa- vluiences, o Laion St Puome :val-a ay1id 70 RENT—LOv store No. 3L Lroad- way, centrai 10cation, next (o the Wau- Tegan notel, Bow uecupied by Brueit, Lfior “and’ “gentlsmen's Iucnishings. Kppiy to willism H. Shields. ~Janied h. p. a er gasoline engine at a bargain. The Kitemaug Orchara Co. Tel. 281-5. mayi3d FOR SALE_Tomato plants: set now. Eariiania, Barlibell, Jewell, Bonny Bort ‘Heauty, Stone and Dwart Chame plon, now ready; well hardened, sturdy Dlontss by the 100, 100 ur JArger quan- Bities.” ¥ & ‘Peckham, East Side, City Tl 10 may1id FOR SALE—One cloth sample cutier; 2x2 in.,with mallet and scales; 1 Baker- Vaater Toose leaf ledger, 1 BV, L. Lo transfer ledger, 1 B.-V. L. L. cash and Jjournal, 1 office desk, flaf, with disap- pearing typewriter attachment, 1 desk chair, 1 Amberg d-drawer vert. file, 1 Burroughs portabie pool table and stana | with accessories. Address Ledger, care Bulletin. mayyd FOR SALE— Panama in Pictures; contains 68 haiftone illusirations; bound in paper; mailed for 25 cents. A Smith & Co., Pittsburg. Pa. mayid | A A 16-room house and la es of land In Phoenix- ville, Conn., on state road; mail deiiv- ered’ at door twice a day: $1,000, half cash, balance to suit purchasér. A Pecknam, Willimantic, Conn. Tel. 143-4. apr: FOR SALE—A kinds of seeds, seed potatoes and fertilizer, at a low 'price, at Greencville Grain Co. Tel. 32: aprzid FOR SALE—White Wyandotte and Runner duck eggs, 13 10r 3z; custom hatching, 150 eggs, 33. J. ¥. Byrom. Wiilimantic. Tei. 2{2-3. apryd THINK /& OVER — 250 noteheads and 250" 6% (Fesular business size envelopes, neatly brinted, for 31.90; cach, 35,00, Send for ' sampies aa Prices fof any printing you are in need 8% rue’ Bulietin’ Company, Nerwica, Snn. FOR SALENew cottage, 1 rooms, reception hall, steam heat. _electric lights, bath, oak beamed dining room, Oa- trim, sirictly up to date, decorat: d. one ininute froin cars: very ecasy tefms. Peck's Corner, ..orwich Town. Appiy to Miss Buckley, on premises. marizd FOR 5ALX—1The Leonard W. Bacon real estate 1n Norwich, comsisting of the iarge on ' NOuse, & dwes houses, 2 barns, outbu-ldings ‘and 16 Bcres Of iand, Couvemieniy-located %0 | he city of Norwich, &i price and om | terms attractive to ibe buyer. Thig properiy has ity OWn waler Supply Apply to Willlam H. Shields, 85 Broad- way, Norwici, Conn. octisd FOR SALE—O. i C. pigs, Lhorougn- breds, registered, none beiter in ih country. Ludicw Farm, Norta Ston: ton, K. F. . b, Norwich. Cobn. . Buiton 1 AM BUNING Dulicg 01w oaos Anyone having same, £cop postal to Bamuel Gellers, Coichester, Comn. tion sufficlent; full directions telling | how o et position, free. Frankiin | Institute, Dept. 35-M., Rochester, N. for general able (6 milk. | Conn. WANTED—Single man farm work znd teaming, Inguire Glen Rock Farm, Mystic, mar21d SHOVIIXG AND THESFASSING NO- TICES P on cloth, 12x13, Six fef 6e., v for 3:.35. ' Ine Bulleua Co. Frinters, Norwich, Conn WANTED —Piano tun:ng. oz v Yrosdect St. City. 3 INSURANCE MEN Small as well as larger towns, all or spare time, sell our combined accident health and natural death policy. Most liberal of tod Energetic men desir- liberal commission and s with Boston. apr2oMws Study “TiME’ Reliable Have your Clock and Watch Repairs collected and delivered by CLEGG, Jeweler Factor, |LEE 128 Washington St, City. Phone 377-12 or Postal brings us to your door. Everything Guaranteed. Woolen Spinnefs Wanted Apply at once. PLAINFIELD WOOLEN CO. CENTRAL VILLAGE, CONN, 'EGGS EGGS EGGS We want fifty thousand dozen Native Eggs. Will pay highest market price. THE ALLEN-BEEMAN CO., Commerce Street. HELP WANTED |33, Factory Work (female), Cook, General | “Fost SALB—EIcver-resm Louse, Wil Housework, Farm Work. +| lot, 89 CIiff St. Must be soic 1o clo Seashore positions ave now on file. G. W. Hamilton, Executor, 1 FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, S M. J. Goscoran, Supt. Central Bldg. | 63 ehvelopes (oosuiar business catd printed in cormer, 31.4u; 10 o Suve sa0 So A Cartaganry Bo00, * 1550 000’ leiterncads, Baaxli, PHnLed, Siius LUV, 32.00: w.00s, 3 $ihub; UL Diiucads . $1.60; LUV, 324s SU0, | TO.000, 3id.ev; 90U stalenents ok | 8%, prinied, 3L40; 1,000, 3ise; 5,006 o3 luuty, 312 rinting o: every de< Ecfiption don> prompily. Scid for sam- | ples. The Sul LriBers awd | sinders, Nerwica. _ COWS FORSALE {LOOK THESE HORSES OVER| Carload just arrived BEFORE BUYING THEM ELSE- JAMES H. HYDE WHERE. NORTH FRANKLIN CONN. PENNSYLVANIA EXPRESS CO, Telephone, Lebanon, Conn 351-363 East d4th St | — g.gor_:k\fi;sfy;flN THE ! rf—_——\\ ! N FOR SALE A . wor Tl 633-a )3 o e nolenéads, SUNNYSIDE FARM. Best taii Cotiiy, iiv acres, 70 | SM00L, SUULE, LLAbIE, Lue Dastures, Zood wWoodlund, new stock barnm, ac- Sommodates 2o Lead, rUnLIng SPring water ai eacn sianchion, large norse Larn, silo. icehouse, henliouses, sheds, cic. coliage nouse, i roums, neat, batn, | | not’ and coid water, veranda, ali ‘excel lent condition, on state road, near sia- | tion and eity; $1000 cash, resi easy pay- ments. = Pictures and particuiars. TRYON'S AGENCY, Willimantic, Cona. apriod NEXT THIRTY DAYS. 140 Young Work Horses and Mares 140 UNISHED BODMS. Ceairai oo e uire 13 Union i tion, sieam neat ingl aecid FOR RENT Two Floors of Building No. 11 and 13 Ferry Street, Suitable for light manulacturiug of other purposes. inquire of The Vaughn Foundry Ca. For Rent—For Sale Watch Hill Weekapaug Pleasant View | Rentals $175-52,600 season Inspection by appointment FRANK W. COY 6 High Street, Westerly, R. L Long istance Telepnone FOR SALE FOR SALE ed by pment, liv- Tesponsible Garage business condu d; complete eq THE UNCAS GARAGE CO., 25 Latayette St, Norwich, Co; 65 HORSES I have a carioad of 28 horses just in today, weighing from 1006 to 1600; a fine 16ad. All horses warranted as rep- resented. W. C. SPRAGUE, Moosup, Conn. FOR SALE A FINE PIECE of MAIN STREET PROPERTY JAMES L. CASE, i0 Shetucket St., Norwieh, Ct Steel Preferred At 66 Would not be as great a bargain, nor as sound an investment as the pur- chase of one of those incomparable Slater Lots at six hundred dollars. 1 have a couple for this figure. Stop paying fares into the suburbs. Build an attractive home within easy walk- ing distance of your business.. Russell Sage said: “tie best security on earth is earth itself” ARCHA W. COIT 63 Broadway Opp. Y. M. C. A. Residence Phone 102-2 40 SALE HORSES the | to an: e 5 ik . DE1 ~Vend of gol R Figure sort Fsiourana dumpy, nale Whiske o o But hes alwnre mOvIE foreard whes | there’s (rouble on ahead. N Five foot five o merve an - eyes pale biue an’ steely - Not airaid of men OF deviis—that I8 Fivston 1 a DEBE Fighter since he learned cr sinte he. Knows the Spaniard and for ‘he's Tought: .. both. Not much figure in_ the ballroom, not much nand at hearts, Rotten ringer for Aj but _right starts, there when Just a bunch of brain and muscle, but he mixes in a ro all about him, set & head: warriors filled him Weyier found price Aguinaido’s _necriy Yellow men L, _CuL off his career, But since first he nit the war trai) it has never slipped a gear, And tie se Limons EiVES & Datric At the news ihat Kansas Funston has asain gone on his Job. —James X, Montagfte. MY HOSIERY. The socks i get from thee, dear heart, Are mide. indeed, for ehurls—not me, Though tne seams look good, they Fip My hosi But for a quiet in hosiery! {1 bave no_usc fancy brasd; _And polka dots to me; For I oniy Want the plaiiest made n nosicry! My moiery best to try Iy heart of me 7 dear. 1 ask, just'let me buy My Hodiery n J. Fielding, in Judge. HUMOR OF THE DAY “How: ful thi forget fricad. Agne: walk, aia ak sh, you hear ut Mrs. Huber? was my etter. neither see, Gladys—Par- fashionable.— such dread- “You deares( B can down. nor sit alyzed? Agne: New York Times The Prima’s Husband—I see a_stoc | exchanze seat has sold for $50,000. { The Prima—My! How T'd like to sing in that house—New York Even- ing Post. Fewscadds—I teli vou I shall not be able to suit until next year. Tailor—. sir. F.—When will it be read. Next year.—Boston Transcript “My wife is always complaining she has nothing to wear.” “Great Scott, | fellow! What on earth is she kicking about. Get r quick and tell her she's Tisht in styie and does not know it"—St. Louis Republic. The Secress—You will s0on marry a man with loads, of money who will give you a prificely alowance. Two dollars piease. Custom 'l pay you out of the allowance. Goodbus Cleveland Plain Dealer. He—The:e me. 1 1 t frankly that ay for this Il right, T— no use introducing_me an't dane he—What saw you dancing with e other night. -Yes, but ten to me since. e. 1t is said that a worm will eat 20 its own weight from sunrise to “Then what's the use of be- | ing an early bird? Better { worm at the end of the da: | ville Courier-Journ: ' “Why does Miss Smith, dancing the tango, remind you of a constellation of stars?’ “She doesn’t. Why does she remind T “Because she's a | great dipper."—Detroit Free Press. | “Why does that lady grin so evers time she sees you?” “She knows I'm only ng $10 a week.” “But why | the I was engaged to her | once and broke it off, and she after- | wara married a millionaire—Kansag City Journal THE KALEIDOSCCPE Of Great Britain's railway passen- gers, nine-tenths travel third class. nonsense! A twenty-ton balanced rock over- hangs the village of Thomary in France. stands on_one hundred by three hundred Ams islands bridges. am connected As Keith Clevenger suggests in his Osawatomie Graphic: Let the frogs do the croaking—that's their busi- ne: The use of powdered coal in an Ohio steel mull has resulted in increased economy of operation and lessening the smake-evil. An astronomical clock in is so perfec constructed that its errors amount to only one second im more than eighteen years. Of the 343 women patients admitted to Middlesex county, (England) asy~ | lums in the last year, 233 were house- wives or domestic servants. Mohammedans and Brahmans of Indla drink no alcoholic liquors and in consequence the consumption of | aerated waters there is becom.ng | enormou | Dowager Queen Alexandra of Eng- | land, discards two pairs of gloves daily during the year. She spends $30,000 a year in Paris for dresses and e &fltm and witty songs 7 Bot an offensive word | act. You will like Harry i Epeciad e past ke g part Apex " The Black 13, wiil be film is without a doubt eiting and _sensational de- ever made. The entire packed Wwith the most ts_ever shown on ERIEF STATE NEWS wrote jokes for the papers and re- ceived for them the munificent sum of 12 cents apiece. Many experiments in authorship proved unsuccessful . farce which was hissed to be crecied at IHighland lake by the | Sis pon s + new Hishlnd Lake ciub are being | / ST ieieaga e fif:;;};g‘;‘-y:r::; ‘ age that the first “Essay of Elia” ap- peared. in good condition, weighing from ¥00 to 1600 Ibs. These horses have beer bought green within the past twa years and have been used in and | arouna the eity. Among them are matched teams suitable for general bus- iness, also sever:l pavement ~ore mares Prices, single horses $45 to $200. teams $115 to $400. (30) days' tria allowed; if not as répresented can Lt eturned wiibin (rial time. No reas | onable offer refused. Cne block fron i Long Island Ferry. All horses shippe | 400 ‘miles from New York City, wit | i A modern Three-flat Dwelling, steam heat, hard-wood floors, gas for, cooking and lighting 125, situated at No. 104 North Main,_street. A well-built house =nd will_bs sold at a reasonabie Enquire of Thomas H. Beck lcy‘ Phones: 724 s D The very desirable 474 ¥, consisting of 2 houses cres of ch 1 uek. can't opportunit E. A. PRENTICE, Phone 300 86 Cliff St. FOR SALE Eight-room Cottage with bath and steam heat, good barn and large ict. located five minutes’ walk frem Main ‘irest. Price reasonable. N. Tarrant & Co. 117 Main Strest, Nerwich, Ct. es arrived o | Among them ar Cchunks ana big b Come and see them. liorse. jewel s 1 ever saw. rices to suit U imported into the British vear numbered 7% million against 5% million bunches and 1% million bunches in Bananas | Tsles last bunches in 1903 _| 1900, Winsted.—Plans for the clubhouse ELMER R. PIERSON. 113 mayid P FOR SALE | “Mansfield pro- | varn and ne at afford to | It ocurs to the Minneapolis Better Way, that “the mile in smiles should not indicate the distance between oc- onal ones, but should denote the quantity if placed side by each.” Middletown.—IH the noted engineer the spea 0 Perey Maxim, and inventor, was - Jast week at the meeting of the Middletown Scientific- associa- tion in Scott ball. His subject was| “The Prevention of Noise.” | tay Building 8 Main Street DO YOU WANT TO BUY A FARM? 1 have on my list over one hundred— ituated in New London and Windham . Farm of 25 Acres House, barn ana henneries, 1$1000 up. wr3: place 1 sitoated thres wmiles from | - Lie 0008 being in geod shape new | An 85-acre farm, about four miles from Westerly; new bouse, large barn 140x56, woodsted and hemnery; price $3000; $1000 down, balance on marts gage at 5 per cent. Investiga. Cottages at Pleasant View: 33250 wili buy.a four-rcom cottage, all furnished, lot on pond side and has 75 feet fromt- age. * sena for Wilcox's (Just issusd-—choice of 400). WILLIAM A. WILCOX Real Estate Broker, 41 West Broad Street—Rooms 1 and 2, | Pool Parlors, 49 Main St., Norwich. © Cemtral Tue:' : Bailding, s Westerly, . L Impreved on Oid Superstition. The first time pigs cross your threshold make them jump over your pants’ beit, or your wife's garter, or the maid’s aproa; thex tiiey will come home regularly. A plan now in use among up-to-date American. farmers is to keep the pigs in regular pens and feed them twice a day. It is regarded as a scheme more popular with the | 'wife and the maid. The other way is recorded as being a German one. blankets and bLaiters and collars. All cars tranefer to the door. Elock from Long Island Ferry. Sce Supt. 7481 Murray Hill, “Education continues to make mase terful savs the Philadelphis North “Kansas City's new h e has a hot-air ap- paratus where six girls can dry thelr hair at once.” New Canaan—Tne Norwalk incor- porators of the confemplated trolley road to this town, were in town on Saturday lookinz over the proposed Toute and incidently inking into con- slderitaon the better way of entering this town. One | i | | News from Sand Creel, in the Meade gbe: One good housewife of this community has over 300 Buff Orping= ton baby chicks, and they were not hatched by the wooden hen, either, but in the old-fashioned way mothers. They make a ~ight, one that will challenge the tention of a Methodist preacher. From the Leavenworth Post: Kansas City Journal says the ers found Kansas City an “oasis” the desert. From what could be of the contents of the baggage . on the train wi here, the pligrims were carrying “oasis” with them. 5 Forestville:A—The rural mail carrier, | 3 al m er, | Arthur S. Corvell, is now deliverins mail by auto and will cover his raute | in four and one-half hours, so that| ho il return to the post office in | ime have mail dispatched on ! afternoon trains. e selling fast. WILLIAM F. HILL Real Estate and Insurance Telephone 147 25 SHETUCKET ST. o i FOR SALE « | Four Pool Tables, all in good condition, i with a first class outfit; three 4 x 8, ' one 4% x 9; will sell cheap. Palace S % Mother's Forgetfulness. Asked at Clerkenwell (Eng.) county court why two of her children bore the | 1ume Christian name, a woman said | that, in registering the second one, AND BLOOMERS. | .y torgot about the first having the dergars | same name. " ments. i Meriden.—Seventy-eight one dollar : contributions toward the home rule 2581 cause were sent from AMeriden sym- | LADIES’ KNICKERBOCKERS pathizers one day recently to the ! Irish World. Timothy Sullivan, the | local collcct o | B 0T for (he fund, has raised | Twa Practical, Conventent U Waterbury.—Within a week, accord- ing to the officials of the department of public charities six applications for commitment to . insanc retreats have Deen filed with the board . The cause _the temporary epidemic n this line new muan(s] b en. Cheerful. ‘Widowed Servant (who has received & wreath from her mistress)—“I don't Xnow ‘0w to th—th—thank yu, tum, T to do the samo for you Cambric, serge, galatea, mohair, satecn, flannel or siilk may be used for these meodels. "No. 1 may be slso made of crepe, crossbar musin or lawn. . It in kmckerbocker siyie. The T are ewsy to make, and will give | X ool servico and comfori in wearing | ‘0—o—ope or owsdoor sports, riding and general | Wwear. for traveling and tourivg, they, finished de: