Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 26, 1914, Page 8

e VIS _TNIA_‘I'RI_ N SUIT 3 1S LEGAL CURIQ| One of the Peculiar Cases in Con- . necticut. OLD STONINGTO! In 1878 & curious case arose in Con- necticut. Two men, J. W. Stanton and W. L. Palmer, one or both- of ‘Whom 1ived in Stonington, had rented two steamers to the government during the Civil war. They emploved a lafwyer, R. J. Atkingon of Washington, D. C. t0 prosecute their claim before the of ficers of the governmentt for services of the steamers Anglo-American and St. Charles in the vear 1862. This A'._- torney obtained for them $45,925.17, allowed by the United States. 3 Atkinson died and James H. Em- bry was appointed his administrator and he made a demand upon Messrs. Stanton and Palmer for Per cent. of this money, $2,286.25, and he s!\ed them in the superior court of New London county. He demanded in a speciai count a commission of five per cent. and also put in a general counts) “TIZ" FIXES TIRED, LK | SORE, SWOLLEN FEET Good-bye sore feet, birning feet, swollen feet, sweaty feet, smelling feet, tired feet. s Good-bye corns, callouses, .and raw spots. No ‘more - shoe tightness, bunions with pain drawing up your face in agony. “TIZ" is magical, cts right off, “T1Z’ draws out all the poisonous exudations whizh puff up the feet. Use “TIZ" and forget your foot misery. Ah! how comfortable your feet feel. Get a 25 cent box of “TIZ” now at any drug- gist or department store. Don’t suf- ter. Have good feet, glad feet, feet that never swell, never hurt, never.gat tired. A year's foot comfort guaran- no more limping | MAYOR'S OFFICE, Clty of Norwich, Gonmecticut. To either Sheriff of the City of Nor- Wich, Greatin; You are hereby directed to warn the electors of the Cily of Norwich to meet in the Town Halil in sald City on Thurs- day, July 2d, 1914, at ¥ o'clock in the evening, for 'the following purposes To act on ihe subject matter of & proper petition directed to the under- signed requesting ihat a special eity meeting ‘he called “to determine whether an appropriation of an amount not to exceed 3400 will be authorized to ¢ for public band concerts. " Dated at Norwich, Conn., June 25th, 1914, 2 TIMOTHY, C. MURPHY, * Mayor'of the City of Norwieh. I hereby dertify that the above and foregoing is the warning directed to me for service by publication. WANTED TAILOR WANTED — Steady Work. T. A, Kioux, Jewett City. Appiy to Hetsa GOOD PAV_Light work. be_our representaiiye. R. purr & Co.. Jezsd want it? 1t se, Write us quick. C. Nurserymen, Mahchester, Con ADVER’ FOR SALE e et e Ciar Vi Jez6d LA acre 0. of standiug anteroury, Ce. To View, Srei, JO RENT RENT — Cottages at Pleusant DY season ena week. Mrs. M. o. Westerly, B. L Jenu Do n. you FOR SALE Yearling bull. G. F. Bartnolomew, R. ¥. D arookiyn, Conn: FOR SALE—200 ®ingie Comb K. 1. WANTED _Partner with capital to Red chicks from thoroughbrea siock. gova Al Lee & Usu00a's. FOR RENT or_sale, modern (ur seasaore bungaiow T mystic, nehing, bataiok. diud, ez buating, RD'S POINT, Stonington, Conn— She stayed * s i e heaved a sigh when she had gome, And turned back 1o s Work A Another calier entered . & of nis And_stopped the scra pen. a friend. an old-time frien Wio.had becr, 36van moBihs away, And told him all their history— It was Bis busy day? And 20 it went the whole day through, Someone was always in. Strangers, acquaintances and friends, All primed with a desire to chin. He had %o many things to do Ho felt his hair fast tarning sTay, But ail da long he en n 1 day oy —.a.i-—;'fll- Journal st ISTAV THU InVest in. the maRafacture of antique | James C. Spicer, R. F. L No. 4, Mo | TO 1oL, two Bew furnisned, eishi-room everyone loves her. | demanding $10,000. ; teed or money refunded. it HUSTA Y THUNM, Vhting Nxtures A §o0d. Droposition | Wich, Conn. TeE~ivs-3. — Jeizmw i | DUngaiows. On bAtRIRE bewcn, With SMORNING PRAYER. Teason everyone In District of Columbia. Sherlff of the Clty of Norwich. | o the Sight pariy, ~ASaress Bomevard | - mom on L e ey iatance tom aew Lo et to see her in a picture. sEvery Mareh, Hand Art Lamp Factory, 4103 Hudson ALE—Sorrel mare, _welghs | Gon and wutch Hil . Send LoF ¢ircuiar N in which she appears is a in filed a new this suit previously He withdrew 1872, having LEGAL NOTICES je26d 1600 108, L. Boulevard, Hoboken, N. 2o, 8, Norw! Jez6d iarence A. Baiey, R. r Town, Conn. jezdd = and terms. roint, pronington, Conn. warren L. bradway, ioras Jezsd Oh, Day! “klr youth, so fresh, so pure, r4 Segun. Be thou as falr to me at set of sun! ‘triumph than the one suit in the supreme court for the Dis- | TO wWHOM 1T SONC TO THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE | HOUSEKEEPER wants e position; ot g 5 Let achi eart Ber many Norwich friends Will | 11 "5y Coiimbia, and having obfained | © Noties 16 ereny. srven inat at a | DIStrict of Monteilic, June 24th 1914, | middie age. Evod cook and willing | cFOM SALE3 O 1 C. pigs ready 2nhO RENT — Cottage of elght Tooms | Fo PRI — i opportunity of securing & | ervice on Messrs. Palmer or Stanton | meeting of the Court of Common Coun- | ; The application of Henry Bolander, | worker; best ot references as to ablity | "y "PUity & Son. el 164-2, ‘Lebanon, | quire st Salooae " | Rawni—tiope's radiant sign i of this clever little act- | S¢TyIce on Messrs. Falmer or FArten | meeting of the Court of Common Count| Jr., Executor of the will on the estats | and character. ~Address Housekeeper, | =1z X! quire ac’ Bulletin Je23a_ | Thou promise of content! . 3 any of the perform- | irjo; I Wenington before a jury and | from June 12th, and heid in the Council | 9f Anna_Pauline Bolander, late of New | Builetin. Jezed | = ~'T0 RENT—Furnished rooms, with or | Be thou to me as rare, mysterious and at the Davis today. Not long | ‘e to. Mr. Embry. administrator, | Chamber Monday evening, June :zd, | Yo7k, deceased, it Is for the Interest: yyNwEh pupils to tutor for Acad- | p EOK, aby pturkeys, at 4y | without poard, centraily located, ci divine She was voted the most popular | It Eave to Mr. Bmbry SOGURSAIOn | Tvie. the following proposition was | of#ald estate tnat such of wood BnQ| emyor College enirance requirements, | BOSWell Ave. Tei 103:-3. Jei4d | house; transicnis acoommodated. = iue | When lght i3 spent t e by the senior class of Prince- | 3 JN0STent 1oL PRILRSS Lo P "ag | pubmitted by the Fublic Works Com_| sl Gecensed 1h the Town of Montviils | Specialties, German, Mathematies, Eng- | FOM SALE_Pair brown mares, souna | C4DILS 6% Caurch St Fhone 1ui6-4 —XNyls Boden, in July Nautilus. ty, choosing her befors anY | Mesars “Stanton and Paimer lived in | adopica, Wha vub ars horoby notiiied ta | b5 3019, elther af public auction or pri; | W% K0T, Toweit oity, Conn: - | fewm: 0 A BHAL, ARs He Whipantie | ~ro WENF —Upper tenemesc 1| HUMOR OF THE DAY i actress. She has been seen here | 11 ashington court could be levied WPOR | ;iqtion to the matter contained in said | 20d_desciibed as follows, viz.: WANTED Girl_for general house- | FOR SALE—A pair of feam horsos, | 8. M. Eugene Smitn, bu Main, Jesd| s pr uit in e Norwich, Connecticut, June 25, 1914. 025 y o Gironda, Crescent ueach, irom June oderation? yes! ‘will want to miss this chance to v M Stanton and o gy g where the same intersects the highway | _— " FOR SALE—Ash bookcase, ixs Leei Y ¢ at i v or - 'of their favorite. Her | Ment. whereupon Messrs. Attest: ' STEFHEN D. MOORE, Mdmgk‘p‘“ he house of Hlljnh Lav | WANTED _Neat drcsscd yOUBE Bah | ash s st Msmarr st aprasy | 1oth lo SepL. 1sin; moderate Tute. Ad- :rl:ln:::;fi:r:l in my salary, after we Palmer set up a defense the only City Clerk and Clerk of the Court of dress Gironda, Crescent seacn, CL —Paris Pages Folles, ‘appearance e Davis will be - J s S throp, and thence running with the|to sell portraits: good paying proposi- | taple, aining tasvle, kitchen tubie and B e Stotin Country. the first | mount due from them was five per Sh e CouRSIL. - Wil & westorly direction to the cart | tion. . Call between 4 &nd 0 D Dy 78| caaigs, Malce FanGe, Crockery mar He—Are you begirning to care for - e ey | cent. ¢ % To the Court of Common Council of the | PAth _in seld lot, and thence running | Bchool St, City. 3e38d__ | Clock and onraments, baby catriage FURNIBHED ROOMS Centrally lo- | me a little? She—I belteve I am—I 5 Rt AWl one, with | ., They claimed to have letters from City of Norwichs y and with said cart path In & Bouth- | — e foy | SFiSerator and other articies, Very | cated. Bmma Morse, 18 Union St Jezd | do, really. I can almost lsten to your > «an_exceptionally strong one, DMr. Atkinson In which he agreed to | mne Comeittes s Public Works, to | erly direction to the point in & wall in ) i Kfvas, oneap, at 89 MoKiniey Ave Jezza - | =t — B proposals without laughing—Denver Toted dramatic star, Cyril Scott, in | M h e . 10| 514 fot where said cart path intersects | Short, is the ‘name of our six for a | onS =2 L — | __FOR RENTSix-room flat all mod- | Bt & o B Day of Days, a strong dramatie | Perform these services for Per | which was referred at the meeting of | fha same: thence running by and with | quarter cigar; it's the £00ds, t00. 5old | FOR SALE _Bay horse, weighs 1050 | ern convemlences at 120 Broadway. | Times. Tull of thrilling eltustions that | "% Dastacan Tor Dlindas She Cgurt of Common Councu ueid | 4alq"wall in an easterly direction to|only at Fagan's Smoke Shop. Je24d | Ibs. sound and kind, 6 yéars oid. Jas.| inquire st 13z Brosdway. mayzvd “I suppose you are saving up.for & keeps everyone interested all through- ecision for Hefendans ADVICk. asking ihat Ul Erome for the | the first mentloned highway: thence | ™ NyANTED _Will pav spot cash for |iOWis M ¥. D. 6 City. Jelld | g mony Seven room faf, with |Tainy day?" “No,” replied the four reels of this production.| Tt will be seen that this was a suit | siowaik on the southwesterly side of | DY, and with sald highway in & north: | second-nand furniture in iarge lots. J.| “FOR SALE_Cotiage house of elght |all modern improvements, at 116 | Corntosscl. “Out this Wway we pray 3 s Envoy is & clever| by an administrator in order to Te- | Machanic Street, between Spring street | Sfly direction to the first mentioned | C. Witter, Rustion Rooms, Svans Bicck, | rooms, No. $5 Mcisinley Ave., ine | Broadwsy. Inquire of C. A. Gager, JT. | for rain. I'm eaving up for a drouth. ! drama by the Domino com-{ cover lawyer's fees. The superlor |and the land gwned by Calvin Swan, [ PO9D& o) 00 o orefore prays this | Danielson, Conn. Phone 3i-1Z Damiel- | homestead of the lute DT B. ¥.'Brew- | 70 Frankiin St ~'ma; D atinaton: Bak in two reels. Our Mutual Girl is | court of Connecticut decided In favor | be etablished, beg leave to report that | ponoraple Court to inquire into the | 20T e o Ykla, [ Enauire at Ao &Y, | TSURNISHED ROOMS, e.l Mocerh coh- | “What is a bountiful repast?” asked interesting than ever and they | of Messrs. Stanton ard Palmer and |lf Elven ihe matter its attentlol | truth of the foregoing allegations, and VANTEI iir] or woman for gen- (1 - N —— — | veniences, 3¥ Unlon St. FPhone 051X | ). Boop. “The bottle of beer you d are still searching for her. The Fatal Mr. Embry against prose- | 31d recommends the passage of the [yipoh' finding them true, to order ihe | eral housework, with or without lann- | —CABBAGE plants ready now; Danish, | _Jylid b Vet e v }mn Datiet is of those funny Keystone | cuting his suit ut provided s oyadons: sale of the whole of & part of the|dry; will pay accordingly. Mrs. H. J.| Ball Head, All Seasons, Stone Mason, reporte n your c holding it is one esolved: That the grade for the timber, as | Ismon, Lillibridge Farm, Day Street, 3 a social,” replied the Wise Guy.—Cia- comedies that cannot be imitated, with | the sum of $: e per cent. | sidewalk on the southwesterly side of | 2Pove described wood ani r, Ismon, 3 it Red and Savoy, Early ' Summer anu o b oo b e, | houid "be. paii o him. 'and” the. sac-| Masiials B tie pouthwssierty side of | shel® dipear"to Twid doire most. for | Daniefson, Conn: e [ B s S ReT | S e Cinnatt Enquirer. the interests of sald estate. Thousanas o1 ceiery piancs. 'FACTORY ROOM tn— preme ] . and the land owned by Calvin Swan, 1 . VANTED—Warpers _and__winders; | Def 100 T Mamma!” “Yes, daughter.” “Who ‘"‘nnclm' e e T Cal i %fi:{f‘,l;"tw{h: feont o the o ey S G b ek L T R e N R el n.‘.‘.’:‘y Work |APBIY Weat Side Mill. e e R Tas Deckbim. Jam was Cinderella?” Why, Cinderells, writ of error. to the supreme court of [ Gewitl John Vars and Mary' Vare " " HENRY BOLANDER. JR. Je2ia s —| e B e A L e {he United States. Margatel 3 coneny samiel by Len Ronatie, W altormsy. | “wANTEDWeaver on wasleae ons | EOR SALE_If you want & home To RENT 2 o, 4 Toot into s No. 5 shoe, T be- The supreme court of Connecticut, | David Novick, Margaret Butler, Isaac NTVILLE, 88. |00 work. Glen Woolen Mills, 114" | or quality,’see W. E. Keacn, Danielson, | lieve.”—Yonkers Statesman. singers know how. If you | Chiel Justice Park, .L.:x.fi‘e,m(i:gfi:n» Koenig and Kate endett. be and the T e pr e | wich_Town, Ct. s (’;G & L. 174-3. Jelod | couDo, You think you'bave sufficient ot days, come | ter, Pardee, Loomis 5 «, hereby establl < vs: Fke iy B ano,_tuning. - Gor- TS S S0 | or my boy?” “Yes; we have e o sitiing in the place-of Granger wefe | Beginning ai 3 point on the mortn. |, Butate Of Anna, Daine Bolander |\ WASFER I MERY Teltesin guburban farm on iroliey 414 | Containing 4000 square feet | sprad-cagie orator, a sob speciaiist, . unanimous in_ this opinion. The case | FCt TN lchvtorly Froms the scuthwest, | The Executor Laving applied for an| Jyid g T R R L B an ineanity expert, and a little cuss was argued for Messrs. Stanton and Palmer. United States Senator L. erly line of Mechanic street, at an ele- order authorizing and empowering him to dispose of certain woed and timber THOUSANDS of government life jobs o and otner outbuildings, exceiicil iubu, smooth and easily workeu, svod OFch- i with heat and power; modern | who knows the law, if we need any Pittsburgh Post. of officer is wounded. The lieutenant is @nd cannot prove en altbl Full Faith and Cre States constitution, article 4, section 1: and width the sidewalk on the southwesterly side of Mechanic street, Submitted by the Public Works Com- mittee, and the last resolution was Houseworkers, Laundress, Chamber WOk sALt—1Ihe Lecnard W. Bacon Teal estate in NOTWich, comsisiing of SUMMER COTTAGES For Rent—For Sals by vation of 91 0 feet above meantide, . - | now open to -men and women; o 3e - o law. I ORAL THEATRE I 5. Foster and Ausustus Brandegee, | and munning chence Horiiwesceriy'on 8 | PEORBINE {6, st Rimie g8 per PP | $IEG manin: Norwioh' examinatlons an; | are. vy faet road frunise: San ocysoid | building with plenty of light. | "y ke an mow are ye s 4 jcand for Mg Embry by -the dessiGivei S0 LT e g o Ordered, That the 2d day of July, Y Franklin 1n- | for entite farm. ~wii De $0id Wiln or | | mornin’, Mistress Flynn? Is ver rheu- An Officer and a Gentleman, Special [ R. D. Hubbard and Daniel Chadwick | RoTtheasterly from the southwesterly | ,,Pragheq, T35 0 55 Forenoon, at | sample questions frd D T | v einout three oows, - team. —iarmiag | 1 i = > Wt Two-Reel Vitagraph Feature. of Lyme. line of Mechanic street, on grades as | {4 0bate Court In’ Montville, be, and | Stitte, Dept. 35-N. Rochester, N. ¥.| yqots Doe8 S50k i 3 o obtaia | TROY STEAM LALNDRY,;I;-:H? e i o This case reached the supreme court [ 10 f ¥ e = the same is, assigned for a hearing on nne place at a oW price. . -3 - - - 3 feet falling 3 fect, thence ~ c: d_ th - e ‘s jorw The new doctor’s treatment is doin’ me of the United States and w al 29 > & the foregoing application, and “this “ Particulurs 0f THRYON'S . > new. 4 - - It is not often that such an absorb- as argues feet level, thence g < 1 1 E” a worl’ av good, I belave. He advoises ing aetory of life in high military cir- | in 1553 before the nine judges. Judges | 500% foel rising 4 feet T raciol Ty 1o o aspeat el The to take quecn ann gternally and to «cles is offered the patrons of a motion | Stanley Matthews of Ohio gave the | Resolved: That said sidewalk be |af caid time and place, by publishing |to have that stopped CLOCK or| FOR SALI ‘millet sceus, Tob ey Or e Pinde " Hor E ot et theatre as is_offered by the [ OPinion of the court. A curious fact | and the same is hereby lald out Six (6] | fhis order of notice one time in some | "> WATCH thoroughly overhauled | Sged corn ax & jow price; it, an' 1_think it's helpin' me wonder- ent of the Colonial theatre|is that these nine judges, “Including | f8° Wide its entive length and tue| newspaper at least five days before sald b 5 e fTally~— Christian Work. Roday in An Officer and & Gentleman, | Morrison R_ Wait, Chief justice, re- Yo cifiblished lipe Is fhe line and|gay of hearing, and return make to Yy Bhiss e . & & Driliant iwooreel Vitagrapt | versed the fudgment of the Connecti- | *'Bted ;{‘exfi‘éiflc,fi:*’c‘:&. tnis 220 | thiS Court of the motice glven. =~ LEE CLEGG, deweler Factor | gice. 7 ogme, “au ™ buprovements Two Floors of Building |y, A7 520 Ttk when o woman A popilar colonel’s wife is smit- | cut sufreme court and were unanimous | day of June, A. D. 1914 e Judg 2 N Wi - ‘with & young lieutenant who has|in that reversal. Not one of the nine M H HOURIGAN, Je26d I0a%e. 128 Washington St, City. ‘ may23d No. 11 and 13 Ferry Street, |, 1, e, ask to see ~something very popular in the army and |Jjudges sustained the Connecticut su- WILLIAMS, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Phone for Free Collection and Delivery | __ THIN& i¥ OVER — 250 noteheads 4 > | cheaper. When they're shopping they navy The lieutenant loves the | breme court. They said if Messrs. - 3. CONNELLY, Notice is hereby glven that at & and Zou 6% (regular business wmse) | Sultable for light manufacturing er | ask if you haven't something more ex- S wite's sister. DUt the Tatron | Sianton and Palmer had any Ieers | meservoy M EANeS o hanlis Works. | mectinet of B Goufl “or " Tommon faveitiee SRy BiRled S50 S0ck S50 | other purposes gensive in stock."—Louisville Courier- demands the attention, and by her in- | they should have been produced be- | foregoing resolutions recommended by | Souncl of the City of Norwieh a2 WANTED ey Do by Dot T, oniabits 232 | Inquire of The Vaughn Feundry Co.|Journal m« dfkws 166 youag fallqw into & fore the supreme court of the District | the Commitice on Public Works rela- | {iuncil (iumber Mondsy cvening, June of Foe Bulleun Company, Nerwica, culties in which a brother | of Columbia. ve to the establishment of a grade| 333 '1a14. the following proposition was | Dairy Man, Farm Hand, Cook, General | £9B2- THE KALEIDOSCOPE well, you know the answer. 3 ¥ It was sald that o f~these de- | be postponed to the next regular meet- < > Maid. o1 pt iss he king Is lavish ineriminating _<he coloneld | fendants was sick in o Washington | InE of the Court st Common Council of | A00PLEd, wod vy a8 Rereoy, ToU08, 0§ Bouses 7 Jarme °Culbutidings Gu Watch Hill Weekapaug e A ate (e Kol sirle I 8 e Just attempted to et | hotel at the time, but the court satd | tie City of Norwich, to be hold at the | SPPCHG Jast Fesomution and be heard in | FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, | Jerd™s”ianl, vonveuscutiy, iocsied s Pleasant View 4 i L other oficer, the gullty one. vomes |2 MOtion should then have been made | §h Aoy of July A. D. 1954, a8 oclock | Tolation to the matter contained in said J. Coscoran, Supt. Central Bidg. | the aity of Worwich. & yrice and om | Rentals $175-32500 season R rr o G O ; e ot e ) to postpone the case and that mo- | p. m. and that due notice of said meet- | "°ROrt: 4 TOperty has its Own waier Inspection by appolntment | than & man With a rosy nose. 3 s the mame ot ot patia | tion supported by an afdavit. But | fig he iiven. as required by taw. fo| sorwich. Commecticut, June 35,1914 By to Wilkam B Suicis 5 FRANK W. COY skl i Esmm of the Madonna 18 an art- -oig,Sr°A¢ Point was under the United | all persons interested to appear, if they | city Clerk and Clerk of the Court of FOR SALE SRS . € High Street, Weste.ly, R. L 1f you think you can't do a thing— fiim, Am Pa | ; 3 Common Counct YR 3ALE—U. » O Chorvagn: Distan e BREE aht cther flime: sompiste ine |, “Full faith and credit shall begiven PRERSER. | o —_— breder regibtered, ‘one’ beiter i ths S e = = in each state to the public acts, rec- | ° e e e | To e CoutE. of Common Counctl of f \ country. “Ludiow Furim, Neria Stoniie- Hiihes Bave whigs- otherwise thars ords and judicfal proceedings of every | The above and foregoing Is a true| o, thS Clty of Nerwich: o . e e e would be but few high fiyers. ot Tatate copy of record. wieh Wak Telerred Bt 8 meeting of the FOR SALE - EOl SALE 2o It was held that though the Dis- | Attest: *STEPHEN D. MOOR Soust i Common. Counell held _ June el BOREE L e Opportunity knocks but once—but trict of Columbia is not a state it is | Cit¥ Clerk and Clerk of the Cou Toth, 1914, the petition of Frank Smith Stoch.s and eaen et b ATl Gaiay DSy X Py Bieesnt it tha biman Knotker: a_territory subject to the jurisdiction gamon = Je and Henrletta Smith asking that the | > g dociza d e of the United States and that full | TO WIHOM IT MAY CONCERN grade for ihe sidewalk O e Sersern ||| Drus Store. centrally located ||| —pgu s st f—Kisven-room nuusewiia | | Happy is the man who can forget faith and credit must be given to the | Notice is hereby given that at a| Beswell avemue and Division sireet, be || and doing a prosperous busi- ||| lot, 8% CL& St Must be soid to ‘cloae | all the mean things he knows about 2 judgmens of its courts. mieting of the Court of Common Coun_ | extabiished, beg lcave to Teport that It || ness. Good reason for selling. || $ElR%g ™ e e himsels. ¢ Valid i i cil of the City of Nerwich, adjourne Iven the matter its attention an SR —_— [Essex—Mrs, Estelle A, Post has alid in Connecticut. from June T2th, and heid in the Coun- | 1t or5ine opinion that sajd grade shouid || Principals only may obtain full PRINTING —i00k at these prices. After sizing up their husbands, we mmoved her furniture to her new home | The court said in effect that the Dis- | cil Chamber Monday evening, June 22d. | be established, and recommends the information from 0% eBVelopes (reguiar Dusiliess size), - don't blame Ssome women for being in Mystic. trict of Columbia judgment s just as | 1914, ‘the foligwing propesition was | piasage of the following resoltuions: Caa “PrRI n Cafner, Lavs iuvots Eight-rvom Cottage e e o = % Yalid in Connecticut as if it Were a |Bsubiilitted by the Bublic Works Com_| " Resolved: That the grade for tie rhomas H. Beckley Sav, ge dwues MU evs neveadess fond of dogs. . e Durham.—Arrangements are being | Connecticut judgment. To use the | Miftec, and the last resolution was| gidewalk on the southwesterly side o 3 Xem, Drinted. $hav; LUVU, $44vs with bath and steam heat, gz 7 S e 3 = £ 2d0pted, and vou are hereby notified = t, between Boswell avenuc = 19,005 39,000, ouy’ leilerncada e There’s no reason why lightning # made for a Fourth of July cele:nm. lalz%lim,f gr Justice Malfihev\_s. £6 4ppear at iue time and place ap: | rogty street i foont. or - tne lay Building Phone: Smxii, Prinied, si. 100U, 34.005 S0V good barn and large let, locatea shouldn’t strike twice in the same 4 The grange has started the ball | ~The fudgment is conclusive between | pointed in said last resolution and be | property owned by Frank Smith anc 78 Main S 5605 10,000, © 31b.0b; oul Dilincads five minutes’ walk frem Main piace—if it can find the place. & by domating $25. . | the parties upon all of the points made | heard ‘in relation to the matter con- Poprietm *Smith &nd property owne E ain Street xoig, priaied, 3heu; L0V, 33105 sviv bctoil oy v radiosomes & n the present suit in the jurisdiction | tained in said report & by Charles A. Kuebler, and the same 1 30,000, 3816 294 Staiemant nx ashie. MDY = ot i e elrehitei ol A tract of land and five| where it was rendered, and was en- | Norwich, Connecticut, June 23, 1914.| heroby estabiished as follows: Sam, prinled, $L.4U. LOuU, 3ie; buus, any . his dnty p n at the corner of Capitol ave- | titled to be so regarded in the courts | o Attest: '~ STEPHEN D. 3 Beginning at the Intersection of the e N. Tarrant & Co. fort to recognize his duty so he wil ‘West street Mave been bought | of Connecticut.” City Clerk and Clork of the Court of | gouthwesterly line of Roath street with sciiption Uomy prompily. Sead 1dr be in a position to dodge it. : by the Hartford Maennerchor, The| Accordingly the judgment of the Lo Coneell the morthwesterly line of Division| 7o the Farmers of this Section: | Binders, Norwich. Conn. oo =~ 117 Main Strest. Norwich, C: oo e B L o M 5 : e evation o et nbove H you ever think what a price patd was $32,600. Connecticut. supremle ccurt was re- | To the Court ¢ Common Councll of the Titaniide, “and ranning thence NOTUN: | Now s the time ta list your farma STt have S e v e versed, and the case remanded to th City of Norwich, @gnn. “by the wouthiwesterly line o % = e % South Manchester—George Wood: | supreme. court of Connorteo S " Tne committee on PG Works, 10 | Rosie Lirole ai prades ae follows it you want to sell. I have a large 3 LE | gun vesterday instead of waiting until it, with = looki. 1o 1 cock, who for the past year has had | instructions fo reveree. the docren of | Which was reforred the petition of B. | " Jeanning 175 feet falling © = feet, | list of customers ng for farms. | tomorrow charge of the local branch of the Ad- | the superior court within, and for the | FFiCdPers. at a meeting of the Court| thence running Send description or call. Havd sciagiedd Torser i) Fon SA| E | 2ot 2 ams Bxpress company, bas received a ot New R e | of Common Council held April 21st, | “'35 et falling 2 feet, thence running WILLIAM F. HILL, e 4 When an American heiress declines Potice of his promotion to manager off Co Pty of New London, and to direct | 1914, nsking for the establishment of 423 feet falling 4 4-16 feet, to the 25 Shetucket St. Norwich: Con three years old last February $rom | to tie up with a nobleman it may be that court to render a decree dismiss- | grade for the sidewalk on the easterly | southeasterly side of Boswell ‘avenue. s Fiying Fox and liffie Riotet” | Fopr Pool Tables, all in good condition, siders herself tc h for the New London office. ing the bill in which the injunction |=ide of Bpring street, beg leave to re- | “Resolved: That sajd sidewalk be, and strains. In good healthy condition;| ° that she considers herseif too rich for v rt that it has given the matter its =, i ut six (6) feét ind an ociie disposition. ice - vl a class out H ree x his blood. 3 01 N ¥ ] kind and doclie di ion. Price $200. th a first clas thit; thy his blood. o had been praved for. P & the same is, hereby laid out 3 K T 8, MHM ‘bees was at- attention and is of the opinion that|wige its entire length. and the above Apply to B. F. DARRELL, Stoning- | i o | — the ringing of the Methodist sald grade should be established from | Joseribed lime is the Une and grade of ton, Connecticut, or 2 Broadway, New | ono 44 x 9; will sell cheap. Palace | Instead of trying to stir up trouble g church bells Sunday morn- | DRAWING OF STONINGTON the northerly corner of land owned by | the inside of said sidewalk. York. €254 | pool Parlors, 49 Main St. Norwich. | in this old world,.let us get busy and : ing and landed fn a tree across the TABLET WAS SHOWN. | of it oy, 10 the mortherly tme | o 00td, at Norwich, Coun. this 224 ! heip those who are in trouble and see E #west. Charies Barrett, o beo fancler, 2 = *| ends the passage of the following | 02¥ °f Jung A D A8lh. ax is a substitute for lath and plaster | how much we shall enjoy the change. ‘Exhibited Befo: i resolutions e 8, i . Oeorgetown, o, eforo the United: States|resolutions: | o~ SratE o e 5: g(%!\h\%fi{’ without the dirt and inconvenience. Do You WANT To Some men are uliable to believe a 2 & by-law was passed prohibiting the erection of any more billboards in 2 Daughters of 1812. United States Daughters of 1812 from all over the state held thelr June sidewalk on the easterly side of Spring street, between the northerly corner of Jand dwned by Betta Friedberg and Mt. Pieasant street, in_front of, pro Committee on Public Works. Resclved: That consideration of the foregoing resolutions recommended by the Committee on Public Works rela- Peck, McWilliams & Co. FOR SALE Two tenement house wita im- BUY A FARM? | 1 have on my list over oo nundsd— word they eay. It takes a very wise woman to listen i | | when she can't tatk. 7 * Meriden. A penalty of not more than | M€eting in Pridgeport Wednesday at|owned by Betia Friedberg. Bylvester|tive to the establishment of a grade situated in New London and Windh. A © $1% was stipulated for violation of the | the home of Mrs Heney Falrehild, who | \ALG" S G2 o0 "02a Eacate of Stdonen | Spcinireateriy side of Noath street, be THE TONIC AIR provements, including heat, eiec- | Counties. = All kinds of farme, from A poor workman considers : : Thich was e wality at Iancheohh | Hunter, be, and the same ls, hereby es- | Dostponed o the nextregular meeting —oF— || tricity and nara wooa moors, Ji¥wG0 e G himself superior to b % o E: '8 | tablished as follows: of the Court of Common Council of the situated on Broad Street, mear fi| 'e roads being in good shape now, = ¥ was preceded by an executive board | ' Beginning at n point in Spring street | City of Norwich, to be held at the F|SHERS |SLAND = | would be pleased to show any of Femininity is one of the problems meeting, at which Mrs, Clarence F. R. | opposite the northerly corner of land | Counefl Chamber in said City on the trolley car line and five min- | these places to interested part| that scientists cannot sglve. Jenne of Hartford, president of ‘the | owned by Betla Friedberg, six (§) Teet | 6th day of July, A D. 1814, ai % o'clock | hag jmproved the health and prolonged utes’ walk to center of the city. || if interested, dont gelay_—a they are s mA __arm Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Fossum | tate sqciety, presided. Mrs. Edward | westerly from the easterly Mne ~of | p. m. and thai due notice offtald meel- | 11,q jives of many Norwich persons. I ettt ter oo i S selling fast. | vt cansiie Biean encti’ other k (“"-‘Wus rounding the corner of Malden |Mora of Bridgeport is ‘the state regis- | SPring Street atan clevation of 93 feet | Ing be given, ax reawred bY M. [0 | nave two attractive furnished cottages § oy, ol 1¢ - nacestiys . K} WILLIAM F. and yet they are not all slender. street when he slewed | trar. Southerly on a line parallel with and D amdt be heara ~in relation | to rent for the season, and a fine one can be nog ; . HILL e lane and Canal tlirough ihe sand and sell on his v bW N il Washington.—The Gunnery school Drawing of Tablet Shown. During the afternoon a full sized spray drawing of the bronze tablet to be erected by the Connecticut six (6) feet westerly from the easterly Iine of &ald Spring street, on grades as follows: 150 feet rising 6% feet, thence run- see thereto. Notwich, Connecticut, June 22, 1914. The above @nd foregolng is @ true| for sale. All are near the water, good fishing and bathing. The drinking water is of unexcelled quality and ab- nquire of FRANCIS D. DONOHUE solutely pure. Buiiding Norwich, Ct. Telephone 147 Real Estate and insurance 25 SHETUCKET ST. | Cupid is wise. He leads the coupie to the altar and then quits the game. | Don't tell peopl 1 are as good £ filed a certificate of amendm 2 nin, copy of record. 5 | t tell people- a | The Blef mcartifiate of amendment to | Daughters in Stonington in August to | " 30 rect rising § feet. thence running | “Ritest. - STEPHEN D. MOORE, ARCHA W. COIT g as they are: show them that vou are i that the capital stock shall b commemorate the 100th anniversary of 80 feet rising 7 feet to the northerly | City Clerk and Cierk of the Court of . better. 5 e D g, ot Te the Stonington engagement was ex- | line of M( Pleasant strect “ Common Council. Je36a T {gfid 1334 T JUST R D or ale i S, B B R0, nd 1o 5 entivied to ‘siess | TiDited. | The tablet will be of meveled | Resolved: That sald sldvwalk be snd | —— O o e rons, nes ance. 102- ARRIVE | rom tpe e dester we get our three out of seven tors. Dronze 22 by 30 inches and will bear | wiaS®fiS Cidire ength and the above| s A COUNE OF PROBATE HELD |68 Broadway Opposite Y. M. C. A. ! Sams—and fro mthe wet goods Gealer Near this spot was located the fort described line is the line and grade of at Norwich. within and for the District Eixpress car of 28 Horses. A good as- We get our jimpam: Bridgeport.—Sister Mary Angelc the curb tnereof. g - ; g e el e e ¥hio has been & teacher at Bt. Moy orf ¥hich the defenders of Stoning- | | Dated ot Norwicn, Conn., this :za T E o e et i @HE BEST TRACT OF LAND e G irivers. 'rdh’éy e b5 aid A COTTAGE HOUSE Tts an easy matter to il testh—ail trid . ot eais e 4y of Jund A HOURIGAN, Present—NELSON I, AYLING Judge. Prices right this time. you have to do is kick a savage dog . Sy ,,';f,,{,,m' 9ied,2t | Bravely battled and drove the Brit- L H. HOURIGAN, “atate of Clara S, Symington, late of | {hat I know of on the market for sale B e o + McKi A ind then wait a little. g ay, morning. Before | 1sh squadron from our shores T P YaLLIAMS, Norwict, in said. District, Secsased. || 18 th Mansfold property st educcan; | Come an e i On inley Avenue. and lived in New York On the memorable 9th, 10th and 11th Committee on Public Works. wl?):“"gi:e Thlwll'fl Abe lnl‘lfl?.;“ ‘(:l?@ acres of choice land. > And many a horse has been badly the sisterhopd 385 | Of AuSust, 1814. Resolved: That consideration of the | the creditors of said deceased to brin E. A. PRENTICE, - Inquire ¢ reared because money talked to the 30 years ey ‘5| Erected by the National Soclety, forexoink. resolutions recommended by | fhe Sreditors of saiq deveaseq io DUNE | pnone 300, = . - quire of Toet Daughters of 1812, State of Connecti- | the Committes on Public Works rela- | within 'six JRoAtAS Lrom this date, D | loaon ong ; cut. tive to The cstablishment of a grade | posting & notice to that effect, together | _J° AUmoN SALE oF JAMES L. CASE 10 et T 56 Scat b IR man, a graduate of the Free Academy, 1607, and of Trinity college, Hartford, last season, has been engaged by mer. Mr. Waish, who formerly taught ‘Diology in Yale college, is now a stu- stalled in any Catl dent in the Yale medical depariment. ror Rev. Hugh Treanor's Churoh. ‘The 2,000 pound bronze Angelus bell which 15 to he placed in the tower of the Sacred Heart church, Waterbury, Rev. Hugh Treanor, recior, wiil dupii- cate In size the famous old Liberty bell which rang out from the tower of In- dependence hall. Philadeiphia, on July 4, 1776, ‘1t will be the Orst’ bell in- church in that rx Cmada gt the and is now of the Me Ceunell Chamber in said City on the 6th day of July. A. D. 1914, at § o'clock 1 p.'m.. and that aue notice of sald meet- copy of record . Common Council. Je26a ALL GRADES OF amilton Watches at WM. FRISWELL’S, . . 25 and 27 Franklin St. F. C. ATCHIS)N, M. 9, said District, and make Court. NELSON J. AYLING: Judge. turn to this seased are hereby rnotifled to present within the time limited in the above and foregoing order, [ ZEBULON R, 1N, Jezea Administrator, —_— MONEY LOANED on Diamonds, Watehes, Jewelry 120 eofricas oo kind ph-thy es of Interest, An old established firm to deal With, THE COLLATERAL LOAN CO 2 Wbl A AUGTIONEE R. F. D. No. 1, Moosup, Ct. 41 head of Grade Ayrshire, Grade Bale will take place en TUESDAY, 2 miles frem Westerly. car, get off at Thompson’s Corners, a mile and three-quarters out of West- erly (enly a 10 minute walk to farm.) WILLIAM A. WILCOX, Manager. B B CARPENTER, Auctioneer, Telephone 365 Westerly, R. L Take Norwich | B e o Tt oo iy . SO0, delr clalme against said estate to the e ’ June 30th, at 10 a. m., at the S. J.|Car, eomplete as to the equiprient, on duty every day during the sum. | City Clerk and Clerk of the Court or | dndersigned at s CHE St Worwich 2 -l Reuter farm, situated on East Avenue, % lete., | This buy. overhauled and newly painted car is in A-1 shape and a geod Price $1200.60. Descriptive eircular sent on request. | PACKARD MOTOR CAR CO. of N. Y. 294 Pearl St, Hartford, Ct. and width for the sidewalk on the| with & copv of this order, on the sign- : , T t Nicholas Walsh Swi it 1 easterly. side of Spring street, be post- nearest to the place where sald :mple would have no excuse for talk. | alsh Swimming Instructor. | poned o the next regular meeting of | Beceascd 1ast dwelt and in the same | COL. EARL N. GALLUP 10 Sneraceliors | Wareic, v e A South Manchester correspondent [the Court of Common Council of the | town, and by publishing the same one writes of an ambitious Norwich young | City of-Norwich, to be held at the| {n a hewspaper naving s uiation With the exception of chocolate car- amels there is nothing sweeter to a girl than love’s young dream. | 191 n, as required by law, v T in, Parents may again féel at eass | poisons Mnterentad to appear. 1t hey | conb ol Satsrg d fOTeROINE 1a & 7trus | 4 oiyquate from Jones' Nat School of e “‘: sty :*‘""""" Tt is well to make a good start—and ‘when their children go to' the Globe | S%¢ cause, and be heard in relation Attest: FANNIE C. CHURCH, Auctioneering. Specialty of Farm and | Mmilchers, springers and some young it js also well to remember that it is Hollow swimming pool, as Nicholas | thgreto. ' D Cleti. | Pedigreca Stock. ~Merchandise and [stock. One Full Blooded Ayrshire the finisn that really counts—Chicago V. Walsh, the swimming instructor O nIe oy e BRI B Reai nstate Saleg. Address Bull, registered, 4 years old, A beauty. and life saver, who did excellent work | 'the above and foregoing Is a true| NOTICE.—All creditors of sald de- 11913 Cadillac five passenger Touring 3 S Keep Your Skin Free = il o suverfucus hairs, and ex the growtl unusuaily single appiication_ - is dered.