Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 22, 1914, Page 8

T I.l -mm ‘Ponemat g "%uw Mn&{o b e, ANNOUNCEMENTS ' N. E.!0, P.'meets tonight. Miss Adles explains today why there :r‘o'-o many cases of scal§ trouble. See ~ DAVIS THEATRE. William Farnum, the Celebrated Amer- ican Actor, in The Redemption of David . Corson, Special Four Part Feature, Tod-y. " For the first hl.lf of this wee:: the management of this cosy theatrs nave secured what is without a doubt one of the finest feature photoplay produc- tions ever shown in this city. When a man with_the reputation that Danfel Frohman has 'is behind a production, there is little doubt of the outcome. In the feature today Willlam Farnum, the celebrated American actor, will be seen in The Redemption of David Corson, the famous tale of a strong man’s temptation, transgression and regen- eration, a powerful story with an ap- pealing touch of the supernatural, pre- aented in four complete reels of perfect photographic art. William Farnum is well knowr throughout the ' conntry through the marked triumphs achieved in Ben Hur, The Prince of India, The Littlest Rebel, and many other suc- cessful plays. His portrayal of David Corson in the feature today certalnly adds another laurel to his already heavy crown and will mark a new era in the motion picture productions seen The other Mutual movies on this bill are The Fires of Ambition, a pow- erful two part Domino drama; the Mu- tual Weekly, No. 74, with everything of | importance portrayed in all parts ‘of the world; The Bowery Boys {8 the name of the latest Keystane comedy, | with the funmiest of all the comedians, Charles Chaplin, causing 15 minutes of continucus laughter. Messrs. Boyle and Craig have an excel- lent concert programme for today which inecludes Carmia, a beautiful soio by Rr.-Boyle; Mr. Craig will sang by request The Songs My Mother Used to | Sing, and the duet is Nancy Lee, a! rollicking s=ea s=ong that will surely make a big hit. No matter how hot it is outside, you can always depend omn it being e and cool in the Davis. - mereen AT THE AUDITORIUM. Thres Feature Acts and Seven Reels Feature Photoplays Today. It 1s hard to start to pick out the femtures ou today's bill at the Audi- torium, as there are so many, but to make a beginning we will take first the wonderful three part feature film, | Balaoo, the Demon Baboon. This pic- ture was adapted from the famous novel by Gaston Leroux, French detective author, and it deals with a sciertist who tries to educate a gigantic babdon. M. Battaile, who plays the part of the monkey, makes such a natural characterization that it is hard to believe that he is not actu- ally a monkey. This is one of the ost unusudl pictures on the mn-ket. and surprise follows surprise. You can’t imagine any! like it, as it is like ‘one of Poe’s weird conceptions. The vaudeville is headed by the Duiley Bros, who were features last year with Barnum & Bailey's-circus. These clever young men are considered the last word in head and hand bal- ancing, and you would not believe the ‘wonderful things they do unless you eaw them yourself. The most sensa- tlonal acrobats seen this year. Mabel Fatch,with her eccenfric com- edy monologue, is different than any <comed‘enne you ever saw, and she is conside,ed the funniest woman in vau- deville “Miss Hatch is a most comely young woman in everyday life, but when shs puts on her comedy makeup she looks more like Flora Finch than anything else we can think of. See her and laugn Hallen & Hayes are one of vaude- ville’s standard acts, and seasop after =eason sees them delighting the au- diences. This coinedy team know how to put over a good somg or story and thevr are the kind of act that make you. glad you came. There are none better in their line. A side-splitting comedy ganza in two parts, featuring mond & iy, is The Adwenturel Df Limbu-ger and Schweitzer, and to see these. two Dutch comedians capture Mexico is a laugh among laughs. Other films today are The Dawn of Romance, with Ethel Grandin, and A Gypsy Ro- mance, with Dot Davenport and Wally- Reid. Come early if you want a seat; always cool inside at the Auditorium. extra\'n- COLONIAL THEATRE. The Inventor's Wife, Two Reels, Fea- turing Arthur Johnson. plac ki This splendid two reel film is one of the best of the Lubin.exclusive fea- » tures that has been released.this sea- son and presents the peerless actor, Arthur Johnson. in the role of an in- Yentor of electrical appliances. He is %0 _closeiy confined with his duties in this’ direction that he unintentionally neglects his younz and pretty wife and five year old child. A female spy is emploved to find out for a rival cor- poration the secrets which the inventor holds. She visits his house and in: her wily manner draws out from him some important facts and. hastening to the factory to report, s followed. by Mhi amnua &;e'&mm As the 5.15 p. m, car Sltu!'dfl fflr Yantic was approaching Ha Corner, Lester Howard of Yantic his“balance while reashing for his hl.t which had blown off. - He fell from the car just-at the curve, striking his head against an electric pole and cutting a gdsh in his forehead. The' car coming up behind transferred its passengers to the forward ‘car and Mr. How: ind his wife were taken to Backus hospi- tal. He was found to be badly shaken up, and had a cut over the left ear, an abrasion in the forehea It thought best for him to remain over night at’the hospital, although It was not apparent that his injuries were serious. Outdoor Social ‘of C. E. Saciety. Members of the First Congregational Christian Endeayor society to the number of 20 gathered Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Philip B Whaley on Mediterranean lane for a social time. Outdoor games were played. -o'-lanterns and a big auto light were used in illumination. The boy§ furnished ice cream and the girls cake for the refreshments. Pupils Have Picnic. The pupils of the Scotland road school, Miss Henderson teacher. en joved a picnic in Thursday. Starting at 10 o’clock, the day was a most pleasant one. Slnd aviches, lemonade, cake and ice cream | furnished ampie refreshments. The diyersions included a ball game, Wili Be Graduated at New London. Miss Anna Mack of Bliss place is a member of this year's class to be grad. uated from the Memerial hespltal, New Lorndon, having taken the two years’ course. Builetin Rack Appreciated. Subscribers to, The Bulletin found with thelr morning paper Friday uscful rack which will be appreciated | for Tiing papers. News from All Points. Aliison C. Rogers of istreet is in Boston for three weeks’ 2 Mrs. Josephine Parker of Plaln Hill. is spending a few days with friends in Jewett City. Miss Mary H. Head of Washington strest is at Crescent Beach for a few days’ outing. Miss Wiiter of Elm avenue has re- turned after a visit in Hartford with her niece, Mrs. Knight. Raymond Ewing of Elm avenue left Saturday merning to- spend the sum- mer in Northfield, Mass. Mrs, N, B. ner is visiting her daughter, George Peabody, of Waterford. “rs. /Mrs. Mott of Mt. Vernon, N: Y. is visiting her son, Arthur N. Mott, and family on the Canterbury turnpike. ‘Willlam Blacker of Colchester has returned after visitig his brother, John Blacker, of McClellan avenue. e Mrs, Minnie Edminston of McClellan avenue leaves today (Monday) = for Providence, R. I, where she will be the guest of friends.. Miss, Bessle M. Grant of ‘the Can- terbury turnpike has been at Groton . Long Point for a few days, visiting her sister, Mrs. Walter Sharples. Miss Helen Edminston of McClellan avenue, who has been visiting in Hart- ford. is now the guest of Mrs. Clement in Coventry, having made the trip by automobil YANTIC Mrs. Eliza Brenman and daughter, Miss Katherine Brennan, of Dayville, spent Wednesday in town, the guests of William Brennan. Miss Josephine Dubdlse has returned to her home in Gilbertville after spend- ing some time in Yantic. Mrs, J. Fay has returned fto her | home in Worcester after spending sev- eral wc s on the Franklin farm. Alrs. “-ne C. Gilbert, Miss Helen Gilbert and Miss May Lord have left { town for Hebro; i Stamford.—The Harris Construction company, presented the lowest bid ($41.725.7¢) to the common council for wood-block paving on Main street, and also the lowest bid ($43,292) for the Bowen's Hollo' Washington ! Mitchell of Peck's Cor- | Ristress after eating, ?m}i nnifixe:;:d food, :hn:’ xmp ol 2 eeling in stnmch ick headache biliousness and lack of -nerxy’l-aau Now—at once—is 'the time :o remove the cause and stop the dis Mi-o-na is the remedy. Spy~.y get a box of these health-restciing tabl from any druggist today. Their action is safe, effective and immediate. Be- sides quickly stopping the distress Mi- 0-na soothes the irritated walls of the stomach and. strengthens the gastric glands so that they pour out their daily Suplay of digestive materials—your food |° is promptly* digested and assimilated, the entire system is p; nourished —you feel Stropg. en ic, and ‘Der- fectly well. Mi-o-na is not an experiment—is not a cure-all—it’s a sclentific remedy rec- ommended only for indigestion distress and . out-of-order stomachs. ~These health-giving and harmles§ tablets are a household remedy—keep them handy whether at home or traveling. Always sold by The Lee & Osgood Co., on money back if not benefited plan. You can surely afford to try a fifty cent box of Mi-o-na on this basls, FOR SALE For Sale’ A COTTAGE HOUSE On McKinley Avem.le._ Inquire of | JAMES L.‘'CASE 40 Shetacket St. Korwich, C: WANTED O Uncle Bem, would hve 'to mike Fabber mickels ta K e stretohed the quanty of that Shel- ton Square 5c cigar one more notch. Smoke Shop. Jezzd Plano teacher; & Dupil re- nfovl to Norwich wishes to Detians Scndivng under system. Address Faelten forte ool, 30 Boston, Mass, je2id Huntington Ave., WANTED—A good bome in the coun- try for @ good colored Eirl 2L o of o g SR, ;'# 2 ol Sl A ons to ANTED—Tadioy In ol e Wml\'. x mnu-:,‘ a neceswit A &ry Woman. You can mak: and more if s Wi JSecking big oge acquainted Shore resorts, Tell us about your abil- ity and references po that we can {udge inyou meet our_ reguirements, rite eria] Novelty Werks, 556 Cap- itol Ave., Ha Jes ord, Conn. 2 WANT] im—A white nfi. good plain eook and heusewerke: g0 to_the Seashore for the summe; Iiyj mo ing " oF b e B ing, jterranean Lane, Nerw:! ue, § Med- o:"n Jelld WANTED —Warpers stndyd work. ApplY ‘West. sluo mu Je: WANTED —A middle housekeeper for family of Box 214, Montville, Conn. In every town, agent to nandie Hercules oline and Diamon- | shine kerosene. Address Gasoline, Bul- j letin O: Jeaza one. Adaress Jezzd You to know this is the 50 COWS FOR SALE New mileh and springers. Carload ust arrived, L F. W. HOXIE, Lsbanen, Conn. FOR SALE A new seven room Cottage, must be sold at onos, within 200 Feet of the J. B. Martin Co. A bargain for the quick buyer. | L J. FONTAINE Tel. 765 May Building Tel. 29-4 ' Farm of 25 Acres House,-Larn and hennerles, soms fruli, land can be worked by machin- ery, place is situated three miles from Westeriy, price $1250, An 85-acre farm, about four miles from Westerly; new house, large barn 40x56, woodshed and hennery; price $3000; $1000 down, balahce on mort- gage at & per cent. Investigate! Cottages at Pleasant View; 31250 will buy a four-rcom cottage, all furnished, lot on’ pond side and 5 feet frumt- age. cend for Wilcox's Farm Bullstin Qust issusd—choice of 406). WILLIAM A, WILCCX Real Estate Broker, 41 West Broad Strect—Kooms 1 and 2, tral The: . Buildisg, Westerly, R. L 365. Tel. Resldemce 533, COL. EARL N. GALLUP AUGTIONEER A graduate from Jones' Nat. School of Auctioneering. Specialty of Farm and Pedigroed .Stock. Merchandise and Reai totate Sales. Address R. F. D. No. 1, Moosup, Ct. Telephone 1-3 Cffice ‘LOST AND FOUND Fancy Pineapples C“ream fresh every day Penpie’s Market "t FraaXkin 5t JUSTIN HOLDEN, Propriotor LOST—A small plg In_town of Led- central firé station, v Finder notby: C. Bajawin, R 24, or Phone -14. Jez2d | IS My POSSERSION—Smail black, ! wnite and brown aog; collar, no tag. eas een iC. H. Fiwch, Dos warden, Town of 1z Je22d . will pay $5¢ reward rfll ding to the conviction of | r persons who broke Into Contractor. 1e26d MONEY LOANED en Dizmonds, ?’ul\hu. Jewelry and .ecurities of any kind at the Lowest Rates of Interest. An old cstabiished firm to deal with. TERAL ‘LOA‘V CO, tairs. { x NORWICE NN, éiorts‘ sNew York ce (ream Qun;'t Bricks 40c - Pint Bricks 25¢ . CC WA last week you can have your mirrors resilvered by Guertin, 181 nkiin 8 he leaves town mext week; accepted after Frldl.y mon TOjesad WANTED Boarders roomer; 190 table board, &t 16 Klnnei Av. Thamesyille, Tel, 1211-3, eg3d nte: 100 oent. ! l'll ng fountain pem et & sacmle ogp asine; it ouse, New jezzd SHt solling rofit sellin; Eampie postbeld rne. The mmu npeomt ven, Conn, AKB mmm AT TB'E M’l’fl OP 5c per Line, Six Words to the Line— FOR SALE FOR SALE 200 Bingl ‘om 3 Red cnicks from Rl e o James C. Spicer, wicn, Conn. Tei. 293-2. horse, 1100 1bs., FOR ving carriage, rupber trimined hnnm Tea- sonabie " for W. D. \:nwtom Voiuntown. P. O. Box Jezza FOR koase, 4x5 feet, ash chamber set, emall tables, library table, dining table, kitchen tible anu chatrs, Magse range, erockery, marbie Siosk and DRraments do! irigerator and r _articles, very Cneup, ut 89 MoKinjey Ave: Jezza N FOR SALK—Motorboat, 21%“ Tt engta, & 1L, beam, engine, &l IR SY Conaition;’ bost 4ully eauipped with batterie: lncholl. 41 nags and canvas cover. Write C. 5. Dlylun, l)llllelflll. Conn. Jell in Bo Cov- ¥Om yALE—Village | farm i i by carriage, re- in ent and stores. TR Waternouse, ntain Wilii- mantie, Conn. (And otner bergains in urmu Jeivd TO RENT RENT —A house with two scres Of rand ana good wei water inquire on Jonn Lurr rarm. JPOARD ‘and room; also table board, sinney Aye., “Tnami X i~ TO RENT Cottage of eight rooms and batu, a:i Moderu IMProvements. in- quire at buileun Uitice. Jeiva f"' RENT—Furnished rooms, with or ithout pourd, centraily locat transicnts accommogated. S Cnurch Sk Fnons iuse HEN Upper _ tei BpTuce’se, o rooms, Dath, Kus Lot Cook- ing. N, kugene Bmita, $u MRin. Jevd TO RENT —vurnished rooms &t LDe Gironda, Crescent iseach, Irom June 15th to Sept. iztn; moderate rate. Au- or-: Gironda, Crescent seach, Ct »—Centrally io- Ry Umion i Jezd ISHED ROO! cated. smina Morse, JRENT—A tenemegt Be 2 34 sroadway. quire of issac ; Richaras Junding, v1 Main Bt ¥OR RENT Six-room fiat, all mod- ern conveuniences, at 10 roadway. Noundbead, Zbc ,,, ,..,. Inguire at 122 Hroadway. mayivd caulitigwer piants FoR ven Toom fat, with > modern _improvoments, at lle _hu ol years old, seund and kind, not of anyihing, with wagons dnd hargess- ddress Mrs. Amasa Ad M. LA NerT, Norwioh, . 1-114 FOR SALE-—Bay horse. Ibs.. sotind g Xana, R SALE _Black _driving horse, narness and buggy. Horse weighs Complete outnt. lnquire Joun Farm, Occum, ‘Ct. Jel7d ottage house of ckinley Ay B. F. Enquice’ at’ No, jeria nis rewdy now; Danish, AlL Beasons, Btone Masol Ifed and u-\ey. Barly bummer %3 per 1000; Copennugen, Market; 100. ousanad of cejery punu Pookla-. ors with 1100, Durr 2 ght FOR SAl rooms, No, 95 homestead ‘of thé lat ot 50xil10 Tt Ater Suna” ¥, m‘g City. ’r.l 101 WANTED At once, yoman for general hotisework, J. Fox, P. 0. Box No. 1 kaale, e T W anee, :&l B:' an us C a afempetent Turner, Tu Bell guarantos M‘I wrr‘?w .-E‘ WA )lolhry to per eent. perience Ailia Rox ANTED—A nographer, a neat Tnn an, rapid and meuu‘:c :’t"r‘uun o e fill & pesi w and largest Tn the oity. Salar 810 to #14 & week. Apply Norwic! mmercial Bol 1, Shannon Buil you are oapable, wé can h you t {s time, as we h: had so man od positions to fill this year that all 8¢ ouf “availuble graduates have been placed. Don’t miss this opportunity. as more of our students will be graduat- ing very soon and the Norwich Com- mercial Bcnool student always bas frst choice for the best positions. Jjelsd € ANTED At once. a_good berber, at Yames Barby's, Plainfield. . jels TO QUIBT THINGS around the house, put in & dumb walter, and smoke She! ton Square be stralght cigars, at a- gan's Smoke Shop. je1d NTED By (wo Jadies, two rooms with Doard in a quiet private family. Address Box 417, Norwic) e you want & om ewn or eeuntry, ‘ll, ee W. B Keacn, Dll]ltl.un. 174-4, ALE—Machinery, u;!"'}., S S aragel diso r :ourl fl!mudl l:c. can Gurage C‘., Jeliu Fizcre suburbanm Tarm OB troticy &3d r=te road, mile out of city, good 3 room house, large barn, poultry hous: snd etner uulblllldln.-‘ sxoallent lana smesin easily P°Se. Feet Toad fromu fesls xnd s, eta. r zol‘ . tiae hco at & low price. ticulars of TRYOUNS AGENCIX, lnmuo. Cona. Jesa ‘x.p—ml kinds of millet seed: ertilizers st pric Drnncvflln or-ln Co. FOR SALB_New & wnl. 7 _rooms, improvements. alte; mey33d " A. uu“th. Norwich Towa, l“.-o“ lots and cottages sale and to rent; pays over 1( per cenl $h purchase Bride; W. O. Stantdn, siva- maylsd ‘ ' VER — 350 nateheads .J" 6% (rekuiar b iu brinted. for 000 200 1 ) Tor " sampies aaa .00, Beud PSS any priniing you are u need ‘Tne Bulleua Company, Norwica, iis OWR waler suj eids, 35 Broad- vatldd Fost A A . DS, mu:ouu r‘&ffiu. none” Better ik oty LUSicw. F ari NOTLs BLODibe . M. b, Morwich, Coaa. & & 1 AM BUYING DOUILTy Ul w: Kiudos TED—Filano tuning. don, 2vs Prospect St. City. Iyl WAN A G. Gor- Tel. 682-2. that stopped CLOCK er WATCH thonuuhly overhauled to have | LEE CLEGG, deweler Factor 128 Washingten St, City. togls on the | Phone for Free Collection and D.hv.ry : WANTED Dairy Man, Farm Hand, Cook, General Houseworkers, Laundress, Chamber Maid. FREE EMPLOYMENT BU REAU, | M. J. Coscoran, Supt. Central Eic LGGS EGGS EG"‘ ALLEN-BEEMAN CO,, | Commern. Street. FOR SALE FOR SALE Stoct arl fixtures of ratall Drug Store, centrally located and doing & prosperous busi- ness. Good reason for selling. thomas g Beckley Phones: 724 474-3 iay Building i3°liain_ Strépt Will pay h‘ulcsl .na.\ke“ /. Tel, 1139 WA mp—w..m o Sl e | Amydne T e loom wori. Glen Woolen Milla Ner- oat Golet Sithestery wich Town, Ct. ..,l“ WANTED Day 014 caives, any kind. 1 SALB _ElevVen-room Lulse,wiln Will call for them. Bullara Farm, Tei. lov. n Cul St Must be soid to ciose 646-12. Jes. esta; 9- ten, lkixecutor, 13 f iy Jeid RINTING—icok at (hese prices. 308 6% emveiopes (reg D 5150, geid priniea im corner, 3L4us LU0, $.900, ;.. 1u.000, ‘notensada sx¥ rinied, 3i.4v, %rs, prince o 1,000, 32. vou, skl piiniea, sList Ly au; 9,4 3950, 1v.000, o0b | Duincads xb intes ;AJU. 1,000, $2.4v; owbu, 0500, 310.00; 900 staiements - prinied, $1.40; 1,000, $6; 10,000, 311 Printing o& scription dons Prompiiy. Semd [or sam- ot The Suilenn Ce., Friters aid lers, Norwich. Cona. FOR SALE Two tenement house witn im- prevements, including heat, elec- 4ricity and hard wood floors, situated on Broad Street, near trolley car line and five min- utes’ walk to cenmter of the city. Always well rented, large loan <an be negotiated if necessary. aquire of FrRANCIS D. DONOHUE -ntral Building Norwich, ct THE TONIC AIR —OF— FlsHERs ISLAND have two attracts {to rent for the se , an for sale. All are near the water fishing _ and bathing. The dr water i8 of unexcelled quaiity and ab- solute ¥ pure, f ARCHA W. COIT { Office 1334 ] Phones { Q0 S ence. 102. 63 Broadway Opposite Y. M. C. A. ress car of 28 Horses. 'A good as. Htment of il kinds, big workers, | Hunks and drivers, They must be sold <ight away, ome and see them. A HOUSE Prices right this time. 1 ELMER R. PIERSON | made of NEPONSET PROBUCTS is ‘being dispiayed at Ml'. Smeke Inquire of C. A. Gager, Jr., St a | mays. ?; Paniiin ISHED 00! a.i modern con- vems‘-!oq 35 Union St. FPhone :051-3 Jylid FACTORY ROOM : '10 RENT TROY STEAM LAUNDRY, Norwich FOR RENT Two Floors of Building No. 11 and 13 Ferry Street, Suitable for light manufacturing er purposes. Inquire of The Vaughn Foundey Ce.- P SUMMER COTTAGES For Rent—For Sale Watch Hill Weeka Pleasa =T Inspection by appolntment FRANK W. COY 6 High Street, Westerly, R. I Long Distance Telephone FOR SALE zz,s-'- Over the mfih and Over the dreams Over the field of confiict each Nothing kno Over the ruined and the Over the folly and wry Over the marred and the | garden we see it grow- l-—thl. from year to iets 1d *noisy winad " Sr ffi:fll‘v and ever dear! Over mnlnlmm sorry sinner, Over the forts of caste and clase; e former vinnor— .r flu river— that an dar a Over the lips that are stiil lmvar—— Grer e rew see us that istant dead m wuunzly, eagerly, grows ‘e grase: Over the tr ocone ¢ k morass— ndlng - rh‘.pm' " earth's strange T.nder]v‘ faithfully grows the grass! defea t will -no‘l."fl.— Over the stains tha rwuu‘ and the incompleted Freely and loyally grows the grass! And when my apubts and my dreams are over, And the sands are-run in Time's sTay sllfl- When o more loved—noe lovar Then In your pitying kindness cover— Cu\er nnd comfort me, beautiful —Artur Goodenwl’l! in Spllagneta Republica. ' SILENODS. What silences we keep With those who are ‘most We e beside each other day by And speak of myriad things, but sel- om say The full, sweet word that -lles just in’ our reach, Beneath the commenplace of common speeci. —Nora Perry. HUMOR OF THE DAY “There's a new tallor in tewn; he arrived yesterday. “Do you owe him anything yet?"—Philadelphia Bulletin. “Hoots, mon no' stand up? up, but A canna’ Opinfon, Interested Party—You say this boat cannot upset? Inventor—Iit's impossi- ble, The tanks are filled with righting fluid.—Buffalo Express. Father—I like to meet youn who do things. Dau.hm——'r{'n know you'll like Pessimist—Board going up, room rent going up, fee going up. Is there anything in this blooming \mlv-tr that isn't Ibln{ up? O!t.lnl My grades—W; “As a manager, This is a comedy m in “Sir, you are like this. Boston.” presumptuous! How can there be any comedy about life in Boston "—Judge. ‘“My boy, you spend too much and money in treating the gan.” have to be a mixer in my business.’ “Stil], the ladder of success isn’t made up entirely of rounds of drinke"— Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Speeder—Think of It! old earth making ome rotation hours, the same as it did 6,000 years ago. Jinks—Well, what of —Great Scott, man! Can’t we devise some way to epeed her up a little?'— Life. Mr. Gotham—I have tickets for the theatre, dear. Mrs. Goth: good! { I'll Tun and get ready right away. Mr. geod barn and large lot, located five minuter’ walk frem Main ~wrest. Price reasonable. N. Tarrant & Co. 7 Main Street. Nerwich, Ce ] FOR SALE Four Pool Tables, all in good condition, vith a first class utfit; thred 4 x 8, | ono 4% x 9; sell cheap. Palace | Pool Parlors, 49 Main St. Norwich, | DO YOU WANT TO BUY A rARM? I have ou ay ust over 0.2 nundred— | situated in New London and Windham | | Counties. Ali kinds of farms, from $0W up. The roads being in good shape now, | would be pleased to show y these places to interested part if interested, don't delay— selling fast. WILLIAM F. HILL Real Estate and insurance Telephone 147 25 SHETUCKET ST. i LOOK THESE HORSES OVER BErune sv i ‘newm ELSE- WHERE. FENI\S\LVnuu‘ “APRESS CO, 821-305 East J4th St Nw Yorn [= they ars ty. =17 MUST ¥ 1 HIR TY DAYS. NEXT THE 1 gOUU CULRILOL, Weigs om0 to leby Ibs. ‘ihese noe DOUBHL SFEET Widir W€ pusi W Juars and bave Deen used in and Amony them are able lor general bus- Davediens zore mares | teains WS4 days uilowed; if ROl &s regresenied can be eturned wWilbin irial tilne. No reas- cnebie used. One biock from Long Isiand Ferry. Al hon 400 miles from New York tlankets aud All cars transfer to the door. eiock fra— Long Island Ferry. See Supt /481 Murray Hill City, baliers and coliars. One Now is the ume tu list it you wanl to sell 1 bave Net of customers looking for ueseriviion or call WiLLiAM F. HILL, 25 Shetucket St. Norwich, Cunm. FOR SALE d Eight-reom Cettage, Barn Acves of Land en river frent \ | a windmill attached to 140 Young wierk Fiorses and hiares 14017 ¥y | experimental Gotham—All right, dear. lp yell’ll be ready In time, then. he ti are for tomorrow.—Yonkers Btn-- m: “There's one thing, though,” said the stranger, “that I can’t understand” “Whats’ that?” asked the old seteler. “Nobody around here has thet this 1o the garden epot. of the state”—Chicago Record-Herald. THE KALEIDOSCOPE Barbers in New Zealand have minimum wage scale of $14 & week. Sand-lime brick production in the United States last year totaled 11,333,- 333, Joseph and James Martin, brothers, living in Syracuse, N. Y. have bullt ordinary bucksaw. It cuts as much wood in a day as 25 men. Canadian farmers are gradually, dis- carding the heavy fence rails which have surrounded their properties for decades and are erecting serviceable wire field fencing with attractive en- trance gates. The Bank of the Philippine Isiands received about April 1 from the Syndi- cate mine in Masbate a consigmment of 500 ounces of gold, valued at $10,- | 000. This makes the second shipment from the same mine in two weeks. Greater London, with a population of 7.000,000 and an area of 708 square miles, is a composite district made up af 38 city boroughs and 2§ various city and town councils, but in certain matters subordinate fo the London county council, In order {o prove (hat natural gas is fiurmless, B. J. Gifford of Little Rock. Ark., with his three daughters. slept all night in a room sealed and filled with the gas to the exclusion of air. No one of the sleepers was affected by | the experience. Bohemia has a forest area equal to 9 per cent. of its total area, and the antity of wood cut annually aver- §,474,105 cuble yards, of which 2 are suitable for ring and the attempts were made rercially in the In Ireland the de- viture for several ffered substantial bountied with this industry. How- and nor in England »ne further than the ze. As a result of promising surface in- aications of a stratum of existing'near Villamartin, a smail town 37 miles from Jerez, the snuun gov- ernmeft has appropriated tas (approximately $: ploring the region =t