Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 30, 1914, Page 12

“M Kleschna,” Four Part Fuvn ¢ .with Carlotta Nfll.-l( fid-y % ' TO RENT © | e f “but death stalked amo: ‘programs ust - one_ $ ANTED A 1.,. i . T : % iith his scythe and left ine c FOR d wagon | TO RENT—Two front one | Struck with his : N o omities | ohing Bast remimet : o g 'm.f"éa"h and harnese Appiy 361 Main Br. TIviod e Tk d. i stead loneiiness. Ola ke 1e Season tickets $2, single entertainment | cleanses :.Eo hair of all dust and ex- hm A.!orrlns- a‘ro..fn_' o L nilet cow, FEh Dt.. te Bosto: “sun“ s ml rfl NV Parisi L S, e e next wi ). Cough- m‘_"m XW“ admission 35¢c, 50 cessive of ——g sa e sysoa | tfic ligh! p-nto To you l“-'- Sage, which can be| WANTED—A a.g. ohn H- lin, Baltic, c.,m., ts, gas, bath, se] & s i NOANK obtained from The Lee & 0% lh”fi;& F. D. No. 1, H‘. Conn. | — — _IA“—C—~un. g X :l:::mf:o mbt.ek Mflh :ro;"c °efl»:l l‘nd Just a : ch man, :t{nnt l.nl:':n;“ lol' '.oil:t counter, T m oohieh ‘weight 1050. Inquire C. Bdlq. Plain | North Main i:m Iy And tgl.- “in_the Tace with time, s .DPO! s no longer neec%;.—_y WANTED—Stud; i u for Hili, Conn. on > o Salad Supper Follows = Meeting of | for any woman to be h ¥ (l)c;hmsl unA ooun: re 'M {.:f,:',‘ - 'fl"‘——m Dlfl-lom. 1-?&’-'?- "':“:‘."“R ;“ Yet may um ‘wait us all whizh Brotherhood Class—O0. E. S. Lodge | canse uol thl:; streaky, ‘% address n c. nfifl.., e an. ar Lo Breo mn'roodk‘unh“cen:;;.m lx_v.::: olds street. Met surely at the door which Chrigh -~ Members Guests of Mr. and Mrs.| i m““,“moh"“ e -n:thlncm-nl' 332-3, No .le'd s % .umwle-'-. i TO RENT—87 Lafayette St. mewly wide. - | “Here many chairs, my brother—Res§ Everett L. Lane. helps you to retain a youthful appear- renovated, elght rooms, modern con imaiaes es, barn with two stalis. Wal- Insi 5 ~- | ance. < L One two story house, barr, """flc e thor Unknows. ‘ e ....__.,..._.QL-— mc: ot] nd, Bast Brooklyn, ter th, Norwich Town. Jjy22d -Au ‘The' Brotherhood class held its week: okl .mi rom. ts, epianhpe Sy . 1 pmesting 2t “the Bome of Chaien T ‘gggu SRl o gt e T ReSTmgml oz, 3| i cowroms cowss. Libby In Pearl street with a large | Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for Cuts, lce cu. £ In Brooklyn Cenmter, 29 acre, gen- 204 ket 16 ess R e 2 Builedin Otnes. o When comfort comes, I sit at ease number present. After the business Burns, Sores. tleman's summer home, $7,800. T e e U d shadow- ed session a salad suppér was served. Mr. E. S. Loj Marilla, N. Y. Tokyo M m rd, Ct. 1y26d | TO RENT_Two desirable stores,well | Under my st wmvuo-‘l trees; AT OR idtaita e I i Ty T gl ) ’—“—‘*—‘—m SIR,_I nave a siiver dollar| Four acre gentieman’s summer home, | located on Main sireet and one g00d e Jg,g;':“_ g~ I o g % Burn, ‘Wound or Sore it would not | dated 1883, What can I do with it?] LR Modern apartment af seven r best | 1s touched to ripples by th Scnlf‘ s e l{h‘engn.-:fln‘;:en at|Deal” Get a box of Bucklen's Arni- ! Eoth in Brooklyn, the home of sum- | in Norwicn, steam heated and continu In twos, and, of T Y . ner ¢ olgars at s Smoke Shop, 3 ity rents the mecting Wednesday evening. | &, SSe [S00% Preaid Cnu.dyw:\tmd-fl °"F oy O ormortiil R et Main & A T R T TR W R e o A T ittee. sytea | The call of home ie clear and The commities. served aslicious — ro. | ETevents Lockjaw. g5c, at . your geacribe this property. They would RENT_AU Pine_Grove, Niante. | comt - TO Dru i OVER 15,000 et e have to be _seen to be appreciated. s, Bt hments. seist. . open to men ulfnwo-fil. 365 u-u Particulars furnished on application. O T st Hoac, Salt | LSive 20 thougnt fal him that flees nfic ient fsni, beyond the Mrs. C. S. Powell of An‘l.more, Pa., | m—eee | month; common educetion water, good boating, bathu ng. “ug'gf}.':‘fi;“?'.'m of sp .-" ite, of is vis in the village. Z N R S e e Danlelson, Conn. | gnquire Mrs. Vars, 5§ Hobart Ave. be- | | OF sting of e VR St e e honestead is well flled A Venturesome Test. Traopnn And ey p.f.“,“'" tween 10 and 2 of 7 to § D. m. Je30a | Contentment with repowe ‘Messrs, Boyle | with summer guests. Y. When comfort comes. LE——! 3 n‘ A1 Condition, exira tire and case Co Jy28d Houdini's last exploit was to have . — IO RENT — Cottage of eight 700oms | __ sjancon Tucker Sch in Bos+ Sl v e e R L T e e A ol Chained and handoufted, nailed | WANTED —Weaver oo “;'0:"'::“ s e S R Snprovementa: in- o anucker, Srtvpml programme for s i md cking box ped all o I.E— r.u agO! A v S BB Horle will sing Take e Back whn | Mrs. Fraok Bsmaing £ the ‘st of round and Thrown. Into the Fver In | Wich Town Ct - | good homie. T ' Perking, North, oA mENT_Furnistes rooms ac he | HUMOR OF THE DAY Mr.‘and Mrs. Kenneth Keene have|New York at the Battery, before an ! oan: R b S R returned to Philadelphia. — * Pusnens - ctyoce 331d FOR SALE Coon dog _-ln_‘w- ire of | dress Gironda, Croscert Beach, Ct. Maiden—What sort of hat{did Gene= handcuff k ppeared swimming to - 4 Vacation Ends. sflewtmfin‘m vy o Everett Clark, South Windham. _""’—_..._fi vieve Gotham wear? Man—A simple Warner Ebbetts has returned to b""vzjm is the name of your automo- . H ho’r’?e‘pn’i:tl(.)nd_l:i.uu:‘e‘w clerator we- | FUSRDEED RooNs s Centrlly 105 thing—just & gerdemia in froms and & Philadelphia after his vacation in the | bile? 5 “,...m-, Windham. 3 URNTS ME, 2.: moders co n—Somethi: : Tage. “T don’t know.” < | _Windhan pig e RNISBED = Bacos ecthing seems {5 be the quapt'mn L. N. Dondero of Poquonoe| “You dont know? What do your FOR SALE—Cheap, cedar, copper- . 38 Union Si Phons 10313 | natter with the Ship of State. Egbart 2 d bottom power boat, —-Sure a lot of those guys down In Driving park bas returned from 8 |folks call it? 3 » ? fasts ened. roun AT THE. AUDITORIUM. short visit in Willimantic. “Oh, as to that, father always says g L B Address 3 - he ‘ashington are rocking it.—Yonkers 3 Bulletin. y: suzemun "The Misses Ingrahm have gone back | “The Mortgage;” borther Tom cails it I ¢ Attractive Vaudeville and Photoplay | to_Waltham, Mass, after a visit here [“The Fake;” mother ‘My Limousin 35-acre suburban farm on Trolley aid Nt Wk il Atescie Beak iy 2 >°5.7E. Sullivan of | sister “Our Car erandm: always have bloodbounds in an Un-le Programme All New Today. A .;’ues’i B e Pertl s ths chaaitons. A Tom’s Cabin show? Simon Legree > and o hbo! ““The Llrnlt" €] ¥ To find the manager on salary days, Another first class bill has been| ™Yy Jua Henry of Bridseport is RheEs ard, '.'?1"1 oot Toad trontage: sold Io RENT my boy.—Puck. booleed at the Auditorium for the-last | viiiing: in, the. vilage: S W M RN “Yes,” sald nonchalant Mr. Wombat, three days eek, Mrs. Frank Mabbett has been - A team, farming . o “l was in Egypt” *“I suppose you the vandeville and photoplay QUIbeTs | chargeq from & New London hospi- ’] ‘O S AV E EY ES s, etc. An opportun..y (o obtaia « | Containing 4000 square feet | scooa awestruck before the grand and g g e R photoplays | 8k : 3 3 7 5 % solemn Sphinx.” “Well, I gave it the as usual, and the first to appear will | _, MIS: Abner Partridge who is a Sur-|Is the Object of This Free Prescription g with heat and power; modern | once over " Bittsburgh’ Post. be dainfy Bthel Grandin, the petite | £1Gal patient in Lawrence hospital, is —Try it if Your Eyes Give “rHDvi 3T OVER — 350 noteneais | building with plenty of light.| Fe—What do vou charge for your R e olfring. enich uss Daming, | p Herry Fatnbun of Maferburs has Speiin thveidpen Oty Bl B S0 S 0 From v guihess up.He_But | am Murdook McGuartie, on of the Wwordrs | been Visiting nis parents, Captain and mrs. HEINRICH ScHNTzer [ | snvelopss nially prinied. fon 0050 | TROY STEAM LAUNDRY, an actor” She TThen it two guincas aremtest charscter’ adtors will wmes] Mra: Walter Rathbun ¢ Thousands of people suffer from eye 4 7 v pricés for any printing you are in need own.—London Opinion, Sls g SrosBArt I S D Ninety as Dinner Guests. ey gt S agod Misg Flonerice Monnis L M D, R Norwich “Is there anvthing epecial in the The Old Cobbler. T. uirrie as y chapter, O. E. enjoyed its case?” asked the reporter of the bank e ciiac Wil Tobiathee b ey A e canssag At the home | Dome remedy for every. other mimor S AL TER S, AN SN FOR SALE—The Leonard W. president whose cashier had stolen ailment, but none for their eye trou- - real -estate in Norwich, anlltl - acter to photoplay fans, as this is @) of Mr. ang Mrs. Evereft L. Crane in|ples. They neglect the because - | the large mansion hou e FOR RENT | 317. “Yes,” mused the president, “you western pioturs of a different kind. | Poquonnoc. | The tables were sDread | the troubls 1o ot safelons. to: arive Mr. Chparlos Jolpson - W the tarse mansion house, 4 dweliing Snmmer Cottages FOR SALE | may sav that we dia mot trust him Sullivan lark, a neat sSinging | on the veranda and a big chowder acres of llnfio;::l‘l:;nle{nly 1 Watch Hill, Weekapaug, Pleasant View | !MPlicitly."—Philadelphia Ledger. o ] 3 ) e T oo Start the| dinner served to about ninety. Sup-|anyway, charge them a heavy fee. As Fifcy cards and plate of sither of | the, o7, o¢ them to an eye specialist, who would, 1532 5 “Who painted that wonderful old yaudeville, and their clever aot Is sure | per also was taken. In the afternoon |5 lust resort they g0 to an optician o | l§ above styles, 80 cts.—100,$1.10 [ | forms atiractive o 'the buyer. Thls|Rentals $175-32.500 feeasOn polntment | PICture?” asked the visitor. “Let me to meet with general approval. Happy | there were contests and games on|io the fve and ten-cent store, and i skl Apply to William H, Shields, 35 Broad- = e tell you a secret,” replied Mr. Cumrox. MoNally, who has been nicknamed the | the lawn. oftentimes get glasses that they do not way, l\orw ch, conn. octlded < RANK W. COY “If I had spent my life learning to ‘human locomotive” will offer ”}'Ek- This affair is one of many given | neea, or waich, after belng used two rmyeml..lmnuld == T siat, thoSANe 6 High Street, Westerly, R. I, pronounce the names of all these great ThosL Doy (ecity e unny | each year by Mr. and Mrs. Crane 1o or three months, do_their eyes more cts—100, 75 cts. F o L e R B R ST Long Distance Telephone artists I'd never have made money g %o De. heard from ns ome of oug| the 1gdses of Wwhich they are mem-|injury than good. Here is. a simple _ country. T....nown arm. North Stoning- | oo | enoush to buy their pictures"—Wash- best comedians in the near future, boe® - . s . ev: one should CALL AND SEE OUR sAMprEs Q| ion. B F. D. 5, Norwich, Conn. EER L lflf_::"'s £ 5 For a dainty, refined and artistic = Yo you a: rest Toom in your es< § grains Optona (1 tablet) I AM BUYING poultry of all kinds. + 2 ounces water Anyone having same, drop postal to act, thers is not one in vaudeville that PLAINFIELD the Berlin Trio, which is com : \ The Bulletin Co. Daving®sine > , ™ —_— Samuel rt, Colchester, no. Army Worms Damage Oats at Roode|USS three or four v-;llr_:& o daride NORWICH, CONN. Samuel « e g e . FORSALE Mrs. Band and son, Teddy, who tablishment?” “We used to have them in the old days,” said the manager -f the department store, “but there has been no demand for such things for many months. We have turned all our rest rooms into tango parlors.”—Hous- or redlynod music a treat prom- have . been ‘uefl; o!ume mmfi,.. gxflt{:flove;;?mau the '!knxmm:‘t,l;: HELP WANTED FOR SALE M H ngc:‘,—:nl;l:‘.ms RN R. I, on Tuesday ‘ternoon. rs. itation; eak, l&er!'. lodern : : *he juvenile branch of the B it | T T O ey oidence Soinas. Gved ook o ot 08 e Al ot the of new machine this mornir “Was it go will present It's a %}1’.\' =y g"fl“‘" daughter ofTuesday afternoon. Mrs. f 20008 HTe i oyt y'-““_ Cook, Farm Hands, Waitress, General Land, Buildings, and Machinery — e models?” “I couldn’t Wh'hnon y;::fl:oi :Jr:fteuttlay‘flfllv does | Cand's daughter, .m;“ Bemicelfie“f(h' ports show that wearers of glasses | Houseworkers, Chamber Maids. owned by the :‘ibmob:l::&"g-fso) oxudl;“';;utnr "J’o"n“i wee e to “the_ new baby. which has in his | Yo has been here for pevere) Weols: | have discarded Uiom after a few Sveek# | FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, C. H. DAVIS & CO. INC. in fine location know anything about other lawn mow- mind, “batted in” vou will laush un- | jitie granddaughter, Mildred Devolve. 5%, 1t 8, 8004, fof the eyes and oom |py ') &oecoran, Sup't: “Contral Bidg, Nt o for ers—New York Globe. 3 2 / Teceived from Misses Ellen o gl . orth Main orwich. Don't forget Lucille Love will be on | 5 G708 208 "Florence Onderdonk re- | jure the most sensitive eves of an in- - 3 Acres of land $4,000 THE KALEIDOSCOPE hand tomorrow, in serfes No. 12, and | o WHIC 0 50 B0 a Very pleasant | fant or Lee sgood Spur track to railroal . as there are only 3 more Installments | POXt “RET, SO0V PR, T SCEE O port. | any drugsist fill this prescripti Can be Used for factory VAN OPPORTUNITY JAMES L. CASE, 40 Shetucket St. Norwich, Ct. JAMES L. CASE 40 Stetucket St, Norwich, Cz. = to follow this one, .the. plot is grow- b tiful is- | Promptly. Try and know for once | . 2 Motorcycles are becoming very pop< ing more intense every moment. This | 1and, Me. and at the beauti Jhat reai eye comfort ta: Home Study Will G irociey aun e : week’s chi lands off ‘that seaport. 's chapter is a sure enough thrill- . Ruse Your p‘y Paper pulp is now being made from bamboo in Formosz. D0~YOU WANT TO It is estimated that the annual catch of lobsters in the world is 125,000,000. er. Army Worms Active. rted that the army worms LOST AND FQUND. COLONIAL THEATRE. i estmed 8 fins fleld of oats. for 0 e Norwich Commer- A Mad Love, Two Reel Patheplay, < and Joseph Roode just south of the Gris-|' LOST _Gentleman's gold watch: ini- mercial School extension Wold ‘line. tials L H. B. Reward at Bulletin Of- | ° course is the Ideal way for with Big Balloon Sensation. It does not look like a water famine Jy3ed you to prepare at home. ITIS BUY A FARM? e e T et A — this summer. ] = itdi ndia’s financi ifficulties v In this supremely stirring Pathe- i et niL o eetoch. a1 Shannon” Building DELIGHTFULLY COOL ;L have on my st over or:s hundred— | caused serious embarrassment to the play, Fred Miller loves Mayd Morgan Franklin square or Westerly cars. Re- Full credit allowed for all during - the hottest weather at the lc‘° a‘ in Afl\vkl.:’naor; ar‘\d Windham | pearl market. wltth svu:: :;\r;‘r‘xttexfiny!:‘had,h%wu! ™ w?rd if returned to Bulletin Office. home work covered if you KMON mom“ ’"n\&l l::- inds o arms, fro-l A dieoplaiie 18 batag IR R fiying not e s frien son < ttend our da: ight ' - © : yiny the attentions that Maug is wont to I BRIEF STATE NEWS s T . < Thn roads bamg in good shape n over forests in West Africa and proc- oW, 44 Laurel Hill Ave., would be pleased to show any of | pecting for rubber trees. LOST—Saturday, between Norwloh classes. bestow upon him. Miller finds that and Westerly or W’ellerl{ and Ston- a ‘mad lov: ington, a n 1 ai 51 > Ihu- pla interested parties. o e fayatoous taliow wilk ot alee SRS A piigto islae e case’” mifdes Ask me about | this QUALITY | if interested, doo't delay s they are | In Russia bricks made of coal dust this. So he plans to do away with p eave 'at Bulletin office and receive Pt y to | selling fast. are used for paving: coal is com- R e Dk e o e, Genterbrook, — Charles Miller and | Tewara. LEGAL NOTICES HOUSE, the greatest real estate Clronin - i Whewioles WILLIAM F. HILL bined with treacle {El-rezin, In all European countries exc:pt TRAVELERS' DIRECTORY AT A COURT OF FROBATE HELD ARCHA W. CCIT Real Estate and insurance Russia the sugar beet production List t, in- vi George Thomas caught a big sturgeon pected, and Wilson is saved. The en- # inville—War on loafers and curb |/ ut Ledvard, within or the District Teleohone 147 25 SH X vas ¢ i gagement of Maud and Wilson soon st:x!:.::co:—n.lors_ who make the cenior o Eadyard: ou 't 2ath ony of Tats Office 1334 FAPONET o, Toar WHb ye 5. ORI A roc Teaches the ears of Miller. and also | ;¢ the town their headquarters, has A._D. ivls. 3 Phones { Qce 193¢ 1023 2 the fact that he is invited to join been declared by the police. SeWwW I ondon Present — SAMUEL E. HOLDRIDC., > I Wor = wn the newlyweds in a balloon ascension. B Judge. e Lath X 63 Broadway Opposite Y. M. C. A. Three varieties of dogs never bark— This he does, and while the balloon | Middletown.—A sergeant -‘from the| NORWICH) o Ay ¥ : the Australian dog, the Egyptian shep- is at a dizzy height, Miller releases | recruising station In Hartford opened i Y FOR SALE herd dog and the “lion-headed” dog of the gas from the bag and the party is|a branch station in the postoffice on 2 L ne the creditors vt said deceased Lo bring Tibet. plunged to the ground. Injuries are | Tyesgay. The station will be open ev- in their claims.against sald estate slight, however, and Miller ;proves to TRaAY - o ping e = =70 3 > within six months from this date by be the only one hurt. Other splendid |~ /TPUrsday for.some i NEW YORK i M R IR R FO ght-room semi-bungalow §| - on Linden Parkway. Strictly [| Frdnce has 20,984 mutual banefit su- ther with a_copy of this order, on the | Cleties with an_aygregate melnbership Dariteather. ‘& Trip to. M. Lowe, | some time a Weekipaug, K. 1 After sl Gecontel Tial antlc 8, B Sh2 || Two tenement house with tm- e il vl e gl bl a o h - 8. e SRy . scenic, and the comedies, Peters Rela- | a week's stay, thes will leave for Block | CHESTER W. CHAPIN Shce in & hewspaper having & ofrcuis. prevements, including heas, elec. » s New Zealand breeds betweén 23 and tions, 'and Chickens. Island. . CITY OF LOWELL | ti°8,in %4 District. and make return tricity and hard wood floors, every possible convenience. Lo- 26 miiliolt SeenT ok Walt Shout o6 ' Se; Rt. Hev. Charles Sanford| CHOOS® Liia fukie wcip -ie yuu e 0 rhe above and foregoing is a true situated on Broad Street, near cated in choicest residential | per cent. are -nmnu) exparted. CHAUTAUQUA AT PUTNAM. ymour. K o ey . © ,,,,, Xork aoull uave a uelghtiws | copy, of recor trolley car line and five min- section of city. An example of 3 - Olmstead, Episcopal bishop of Colora- Attest: SAMUEL E. HOLDRIDGE, hat od h hould An express traln_ traveling from The Putnam Chautauqus opens Sat- | 40, arrived Monday. evening for a bref | yoask® Of LOUK isina Souns wua 4 Judge. utes’ walk to center of the city. Wit @ moderns howas’ should e BT ite 36 et SURR thew Benicn wr urday aftermoon at 2.30 on the Put- | Visit with T. S. Tyrrell. Bishop Olm- | anc waterfront oi Manbatias i OTIC] AN _oreditbrs of il e Always well rented, large loan N. Tarrant & Co. 12 minutes by an eagle which raced -nam High school grounds and there Ste‘t‘ is spending his vacatiop in the | ijeamer leaves New Londou at 11 | NOTICE AN, creciiprs jof jaeid Ge can be negotiated If necessary. 117 Main Street, Norwich it for 18 miles. will be meefings every afternoon and | €as B m. daily (except Sunday), due Ne® | t}.i- claims against s«id estate to fhe Inquire of evening, including Sunday, August 2, Xork, Pier 70, East River, ac 6.30, and ‘. s dersigned at Gales Ferry, Conn, untll Friday evening, Awg. 7. when | Avon.—Ex-Senator J, W. Alsop went | Dier 36, North Eiven 1 oclosk next | Lnocrsign within the time limited in the above FRANCIS D. DONOHUE | More than 65,000,000 pounds of alu- to Hariford several days ago to a pri x i 3 2 e N { minum were consumed in various in- = | morni d foregoing order. idin lorwich, ¥ Sta a < m.au:':tt Re:'.;n:) will be hel& contain | vate hospital and there was an opern- ng. an 3 108 J. LAWLESS, Central ui 9 cl El_u:l;i:: ,}:‘x‘tt?ern!c:::;d tates last year teatures. | Tvers entertainment iy |tion on his throat for the removal of | NORWICH 3y30a Executor. H record. Ruaranteeq to e first class. Saturday | SToW(h. The patient is doing well and | [T — A Maine town has built a concrote afternoon Mrs. Bertha Smith-Titus | ™l be home in a short time. watering trough for horses that is will give musical readings and there| Oy Saybrook.—The meeting of tae| = REW YORK ~—|REGISTRARS" NOTICE At a great sacrifics, 7 room cottage | flanked by high walls to shield ani- Will be a concert by the Dunbar Sing- | syfragettes in~the town hall Mondas Weals a 1a house, large barn 40 x 60 erib, wood- | MAls using it from sun, wind and y Carte o @ight was very poorly “attended, not| Tickets snd siaterooms irom ticke. | ‘The Registrars of Voters of Preston . shed and hennery; abunlance of fruit | over half a dozen being present and -t raiiroad statiom. will meet at the Town Rooms on Fri- | Rt e about 30 women. Rev. Dr. J. H. De- ENGLAND STEAMSHIP (C. |day, Aug T and ¥Friday, Aug. 14 from Bight room Cottage, number /83 and some wood all standing, hay on | AMore than 46 milion bunches of ba- The readers of this paper will be | Vries of Grace Episcopal church made -1 95% clock Boon untll ¢'p. m.. to make || o ool Street. Steam heat, good, ||| AT Feady to cut and put in barn |nanas were imported into the United Ehrestins It iAbAL SNaIP It AL ""‘] | the opening address, followed by the : 04 et ey e s G 2 3 * ||| near a thriving manutacturing village, | States last year, or about 40 bananas 1 ease Boen able o oure.in ail 1ts stames, rag | Presiding officer, Dr. Donald E. Hooker, js Catarrh. m- Catarrh Cure |. of Baltimore. to Mml d.l-uu es. fvév"':rbl‘:ry “‘c?:lx)w'h Mnkuvvdl(ellogg STEAMEB CHELS 3 of al ury, wi b 3 S A u,igx et L e e 0t To New York u‘ - | house committee on naval affairs Tues- FARE $1.00 day morning at Washington, when a central location, and will be short distance from railroad. Price | fOF €ach man, woman and child. sold at a reasonable price. = $1.800. 3500 cash, balance on mOrt-| The Servian government is support- | gage. Pouu-lon given immediately. | ing a plan to link all towns in the Investigate. country not connected by rallroads -. with automobile passenger and freignt i Cottazes to let and for sale at.all | lines. HENRY M. BETTING, JOHN P.. HOLLOWELL, Registrars. Preston, July 30, 1914. Jy30Th Enquire of Thomas H. Beckley e ! the nearby beaches. One at Pleasant date was set for the presentation by All_Outside Roems Ny DOScng.. . Sfiasue, T S - Captain Kellogg of an application for Excellent Dining Service 278 Main Street aza-3 ||| View for only $1280. Send for Farm | = Consul Alfred A W) ok vt s reinstatement (o the active liat of the Leaves Norwich Tu Ballett CPu ot s, horses. in Chile sell $100 U. Davy. Thirsisys and Sundaye TR of Yotgrs ot tne | WILLIAM A. WILCOX e e e e i _Middietown. — The T. M. Russeil . Reat et e e Flute band has practically completed w,d,.‘.':.;‘,".,,}' 2% e " o ot F000_ 103008 X Street—Rooms F ents for the convention of the | 41 West Broad 1 and 3, soclation, which wiil be hel Epcass sorine 4 Briicht Ve SM m Westerly, B. Connecticut Fifers’ and Drummers’ as- E = v The ever-increasing of cigar- The ral nlmu e Tel 117 F|v -:(m:-. Agent 1 an thi .fl“ wi nxu from 1100 to 1700. I Telephone 365 ettes in Europe, 11. in m‘. ‘general committee will ask lo- 4 req P 3 > nto mi- to close their fac- Seotion of | nine that will weigh from 1460 to i700. £ prom manufacturers Acts Lfl Al bave been wovks t?neg that day. Most-of the factoriss P"x?l'f.a at m«; -uu-:: s lm:t X al y ‘w‘g:;"c';_. i ';.{ close at noon ‘Saturdays during Au- FRANK E. HYDE, e R - o GEORGE C. PB‘!um dab n:-i"-" R. PIERSON. First flfl‘mn Temple. 52 k_on the first Mormon temple on soil is now well under way in m, Alberta, the Mormon ecenter ada. The structure will be of fl:l)m ;l’m -idcky Mountains of lumbia. valued at g achinery