Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 4, 1914, Page 12

pySudeville’ and d Photoplays at Davis V-.uaevme and . Motion Pictures Il the Auditorium. Moving Pictures fl Colon’:1 'l'l‘ll\'t Houpe iepekan Lodge, No. 21, 1. 0. O. ts in Odd Fellows' Hall. Coc gl B RO O, L. H. 8., _meets in Hal ‘Somerset Loy e, 2Nt u. F. and A M, meets at Masonic Templs A Norwich Couneil, 5, PF. meets in Foresters’ Hall Potishers’ and Buffers’ Union meets in Carpenters’” Hall. ANNOUNCEMENTS DAVIS THEATRE. All Lady Vaudeville Acts a Big Success at the Davis Theatre This Week— Million Dollar Mystery Today. Judging by the crowds that have at tended every performance at this pop. ular playhouse this week, the all-lady. vaudeville show has proved a big suc- cess with the patrons. BEvery act on the bill is entirely made up of ladies and every one is an entertainer of the .highest standard, the Three Anderson Sisters fill the headline position in a novel character change oddity called Scenes in a Dressing Room, introduc- ing 'some lively singing and dancing and finished with a skipping rope dance that is a marvel in the terpsi- chorean art; the costumes worn by these clever‘girls are up to the stand- ard in every respect, and all the cos- tume changing is done on the stage. Alice Farrell is a winsome little miss who sings and plays the violin in a manner leaving nothing to be desired, finishing with a neat dancing number, playing and dancitg at the same time. The Langweed Sisters complete the vaudeville with a lively talking spe- cialty that is full of good, wholesome comedy that never fails to get a lJaugh. The feature photoplay today is the 15th episode of the Million Dollar this installment is called The Hydroplane and is just full odes. Ten million del- lars in cash will be paid to the person who sends in the best soltition of this mystery. The other photoplays include the Mutual War weekly with scenes from the seat of war, and one funny XKeystone comedy called Those Love Pangs, with funny Charlie Chaplin, keeping everyone in roars of laughter. Another girl bill is booked for the last half of the week, with all new fea- tures, Watch. Matinee, 5 and 10 cents; evening, at 7 and 8:45, 10, 15 and 20 cents. Come early and be sure of a seat. “Potash and Perimutter” Millions of persons have read the Potash and Perlmutter stories of Mon- tague Glass and nearly a million have seen the famous comedy built on these storfes at the Cohan theatre, New York city. Potash and Perlmutter comes _to the Davis theatre on Satur- day, November 14, with a splendid company of artists and same elaborate stage setting as seen on Broadway. COLONIAL THEA'I'RE “A Million Bid,” Mammoth Fivo Reel Fecature Vitagraph Film For today the mammoth Broadway New York success, A Million Bid, is the feature at the Colonial theatre. It is in five reels, and is adapted from the powerful play of George Cam- eron’s entitled Agnes. The story is of a selfish mother whose financial de- mands upon her husband cauze his death, and In her effort to keep up appearances arranges for her daumgh- ter to marry into wealth, where there is no love. A wonderful wreck of a vacht upon which the pair is spending their honeymoon is butjone of the many thril's- of the drama. Sensa- tional events are crowded upon each other én-rapld succession and the biz cast includes such familiar names as Anita Stewart, E. K. Lincoln, Julia Swayre Gordan, Harry Merey, Kate Price and orfers. This is the great spectacle which made all the country take notice when it was shown for months at. the great Vitagraph theatre. New York city, the luxurious Broad- way home of the motion picture fans of the metropolis. The prices for to- day are. matinee 5c, evening 10c. One Wonderful Nisht, with Francis Bushman, is the great feature for this week Friday. Don’t miss it. At the Auditorium Today will be the last chance to see the Monkey Cabaret, the big act which has been making such a hit at the Au- fitorium the first three days of this week. These clever lttle imitators ,do a whole show all by themselves ‘without any person appearing on the * stage at all. There are 16 monkeys in all and they have their own stage, their own monkey orchestra, and mon- key performers, assisted by Singing Flossie, a very clever dog. The eight members of the orchestra who play to wccompany the acts are a perfect icream and sometimes draw more at- tention and applause than their broth- r actors. The other acts on the bill UNSIGHTLY PINPLES ON FAGE AND NECK lichy, Burnlng, Red and Inflamed. Came to a Head: Used Cuticura Soap and Ointment. In One Week Face and Neck Clear, 52 Pine St., Waltham, Mass.~*My skin affection began with pimples, my face and ned(bdnliflmed. ‘They were very ltchy and burning, red and in- flamed. The pimples came to a head. I scratched them until they became irritated. ‘The brealking out Wwas very ‘Walter Murphy, April 2, 1914. Samples Free by Mafl Are your little ones suffering from jtche ing, burning eczemas, or other torturing, disfiguring skin troubles? Are you, yourself, worn_out with long, slecpless nights and ceaseless anxiety in caring for them? Then Emall 2 AL LA “‘fi) RENT or mr S s seven-rooms b e ey m o Deuhew, e D, n. roude i 5 G ¥ i - no¥oD. L] Vi Person. . auuress, v ere s “"'“"’m e e, Mv-n"a'.hx - Suletin. 4 . run n 78" L | qemmunan uso stire PO RENT—aL rs inquire s, C. nosen; ot un e DEW mvun. Coan. Rovaw t nousekeeping 1 X RS, 2 P i ana, Shnsoskece.s; . & (v E g I grl.:.k B n‘alus ET S mv TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN—Greet- | fice. g silsse e are recognized all over the world t 0 to be the best corrective of troubles tn..‘regulnr monthly meeting of she ¥ fieid 2:."’. ‘of the digesti They tone (Court of Common Council th ity Wrice Mur—m-m Kari Hop- ; o e e, oy of Norwich, Re.. in the Council Ghém, | Kins, asnimgton, . C. novews SIEE G R the stomach, stimulate the liver, reg- | ber Monday evening, Nov. 2d, 1914, the| \wANwEG 4 man capabie of firing & SALE—A followng ‘resolutions were presented| i 3 s a ~i0 HENT_burnisned Fooms with ulate the bowels. They cleanse the | ana a ndoptea: S Hoawiey. poller” z;or”.m«uun.“wm...,;A : g Ry ol system, purify the blood and Resolved, That the petition of The| Yire: aPbes do B. Brockein kvom 21, | nam, k. b, 6. % 10 Vell.elives; geliLeinen preierred. Archa 3 Connecticut Company, dated Nov. 2d, SALESteinway _Daby s, o4 GERGwaY, act in the best and safest Way | 1914, seeking permission to constriict | WANT: mpetent maid for gen- | Loy puinmome eyany cAse. 10nS e small section of track in the hIghWay| crai HuusewgsK; suvwd Wases; DO Wasi-d ana fcaon iike Daw s % UL Buusesvey) g T near the company's carbarn, be re-| .us ur tru S baugeveiinas, S v 2 i . eived, and, a puplic hearing on -said|ren street. vaul b L WAL ; ihezi i psungitl F‘ or Hea Ith asthr B PO L B Selompanying ) SULLNEED AR Bunelin owis. | Ang woula be great ana wondertul to 1 be sh,en in this Council \mAbl-f—-l.verynne o read Daniei, FOR 3, “F Leicpuvlic Jie-in. e tread i R R TR R B h R L VL e T < T% waNT—paraiined Tooms with vi| The climbing ‘psthways to that ounci:l on the 10th day of Wers, 4o Wit Tu; cie v = and tren gth November, 1914 at § o'clock p. m.: and| novid i | ton’ st., Fhone 15332, GRULY s Lramsients. accommousten. . 4| Bt ’°"" "'x"“"‘ and chilly—so - in- esolved, That the Clerk shall give ST A P moeererregll REOVY nur : G S-hofA-yH-dHu-hlanr-fl. notice actording to 1aw that sald pubie| Y ANTaO—T¥0 Or tnree rooms cen-| KON SALk—Ten horsepower engine e e e B el mm bo@. meadow's harvest and everywhere. In boxes, 10c., hearing will be given at the time and| G tvealed IOT MEuL OVUSBACOV.Do. | (WO Uprigut CYunders, muunied SNk WSSy Ly its rest! place aforesaid. e : nuvse | ruck reauy 1o saw wuod. inquire TO RENT—1Qom (0T INAUSLI il ywi- —Late. » v. 3 “wan —An energetic, amb 1a sutenewu, Jewett City, 1ol di-2. © | POSES in new DUIIADE COT. Luesihut aud DTS RN e e e e PR ke Tawurd : : ; e Joe Howard in a very funny mon- s e ) PR AN AT e R e A L S R By X logue ‘and Mlle, FIff, ‘Who! stngs sev-|; The atove and ropegolng s ‘4. true | oudiness: Suwter c-ag: e nae ana T | rp o BALE-Cnétp; st be 2oid be; | Goraon, 19" wiliow Bt “oetiia RS- Y. Lo, eral of the late popular airs to her| ‘Attest: STEPHEN D. MOORE. ture.’ Aadress ~atoDAL Casuaily Com-| ffoneyman Soffee ronster with 66oier| TO RENT—Tenement, Nive rooms, 4 [Jive thy life gallantly and undismayed; yman coffe ruaster wich 4 y own accompanimnet on the piano, city Clerk and Clerk of the wourt of | puny, Detrdit, sucu. biower ~and motor, 1 sidewal sei|modern. uown siairs, ai 475 rast Law |@Whatever harms may hide Within tho There is no question about it, the Common Council. novid "y 4. coffee | St ootz \nAn'l‘&l)—)mtrlefl man on gent snelves and -case ur- 11 fea an = AT VRIS S0 L AN Rl o, shade T Dichrts sl with. tue’ oot 10 [ | mans pace; wis avund year pusiion as | SE8%Y "SR EC Y Leiottie oice| outO Five-roci GuseaL ted. | 5o 1o OF feas, my spiritt more afeuie. 1 g e secund man; senu copy Of relerences. b % E: i :lon picture stars in m; l;n,dh;_g! ml”& :is' thox;g);trth:t tr!;ers wmdbe a great | ot s A ks H, Putiam Comn., 50X f\'.;m.ln.nrud'lla'{n‘:x e‘:‘u\:gm‘fio’gfi’? %so ::: % in olr‘;‘hly pathways evil springeth ncluding Mary Pickford, orenci lemand fo merican made cars. i3, K. ¥, D. a0, Frankin Square. t1aa A e e ¥ m_“d :‘” tnau. too much; or pamn Lawrence, King Baggott, Matt Moore.| There are many large associations| \waAN o e TiD—Hign arade man to man- —————_ t rooms and Warren Kerrigan, Ford Sterling and|; 10 age distriet ang seil acoiaent ana|,,FOR SALE—AL the milk cans, bol inta. J Bradford, Bouxpind- | That ylunge lhse to the greater deptns several other well known picture peo- nlgo and for the promotion of bulb S gt g smonm.y RS :,r“i;:n:n"}::: past: t p“v&"'a‘"" Boll- r i ple. Today a fine two-reel picture will | culture. pian, for iarge oid ine COMPANY; Sai- e B R e - . P be shown for a feature entitled Tem-| Argentina has become a great mar- | ary and commissicn L0 Producer. Surety A b e P ,.'M““‘__.mmm“ o5 Woat. though | the stofm-cioua holds the bolt ram: ket for sanitary appliances. oond reéquired. Write, SiVilg eXPeri- that sears B e o oty Gaden| Because of extreme drouth the fire | Sice, Leicpon® and strect wauress. 4d- | « 33-ac-o suburban ?l'-: Tiroliey 2 | | FURNISHED ROOMS, o1f moders cun | The eggle of the cres, that nothing . o ‘Sell | risks on the naglonal forests in the|aress Manager, buseun Uince, Norwicn. | state mile out uf veniences, 38 Union St' - Phone 1061.3. Tinger, “with " Murdodk Mcquarrie. in | Northwest Lave heen greater this sen sl | St Bl Tndee bt SR Bt | WAt the title role, will be another excellent| SO tthan in any oth?‘r .tfnce 1919, the| . WANTED—Men with nmuedhramtm un:ou; and AdSLY, Workea, '. FOR ® 5 o worst year since the forests were|to invest a quarter in the “Couweo , Yu. Teet roac froniy, cad = ENT dramatic photoplay on today's bil. and | 0o o *Much Jesh damage’ wes dono] SOFICE™ Cigar, the cigar [At made tue o iiiding Jrse ey gflga' askel Summer Cofiage. FOR SACE 2y, Wil Zomplete the picture bill. | this year because experience in fire|Jicke: Lamous Fagan's smoxe shoy, | IOF ENOre tarm. | ovui Df b Fiiay | Watch Hill, Weskapaug, Pleasaat View HUMOR OF TH! DAY Sousa and his band of 55 pieces will | fi8hting was gained in the fires of . {00, ‘ete An oportu.-y (o Sbtata s | Rentals $176-32.500 season appear at this house for a matinee| 1910. WANTED —Aggressive, Industrious | it piace at low jrice. Snapesticn ) The New Mald—Tn my last place I Hormance only on Wednesday, No- married man residing i1 Willmanio | | FeTLeulars ofy TRIUNS AcEres Y appolntmen” | 1 ways took things fairly easy. D nher TR Othes Sentges cobeing | vaiis - TR o Sennto sonieil” ana” coliect in” (il | Wil meuuc. Cond. Jesa FRANK W. COY = € o - orrington. [owa. Ne nam iy, ‘ermanent posi- 5, 3, . to this house will be announced later. | Leland m-—flphem. o b‘:‘l;orlmufiltx! Dot e e THINK T ot.lg-x}w fi.”‘ noteusais 6 High is!nfl. Westerly, R. ¢ keep everything locked up.—Tit Bits. & made a 50-mile bicycle trip Saturday. - e age. Adaréss”EBox 3, 3 s 1.90 , Long Distance Telephoze “Here’s a fellow patents a contrive A TUXEDO SMOKING SET FREE |They went to Winsted, and from there ociy ¥ i pi nd ance to keep girls from falling out of ‘ears, Stin, ‘still 'is young aefter a hundred years —ermuo hfl. Oc-tu. in Scribper s. s to Canton Center, returning by the| HEKES CHANCE O LBAR | 2oy for any prinuns you are in nesd hammocks.” Wondertul, Combination Ash-Tray. same route. They left Torrington | iity Lifferent 4irades.—wdges, rovi, [ oo, The ““{""“ Company, Norwich, “More machinery "displacing men,” ' A about 4. o'clodk. 15 the momm‘"gm‘d board, raiiroad ticket furmished Ly A S —Louisville Courler-Journal. en Away With 10-Cent Purchase some of 61 Co-operaiive Froposi- FOR S. thoro “The folks at our hotel are m"w returned at 4:30 o'clock in the after-|iions” Write Aidis Owen Hall, Hos- | breds, r“nf'-?d, g — g noon. H i e e s S T ton, Masa, 0011 | coantes - Ludlow. Farm: Notth Stoni Interested .in aproblem.” ow tion local smokers are beginning ‘go WANTTDTX;!‘HDENNNI. ;ecom? Taii- S’..‘im‘..‘. T e e H. srom and OFFm m mAMrr-M“ ble blonde b) met 3 i hich the | way mail clerks, Norwich mail car- &S 3ok ahout the superh mitis whicn, the| JON’T INJURE 8% " B HoRe L S|, v buwn peicey or s kivus the new THAYER BLOCK, | on mmovatie dachcior” 3 e Norwich, Ct Anyol “Does wife ever doubt what - iry s ey e o necessary. Sample examination ques a-m 1 3 FRANKLIN your e . doul For instance, If yoif buy a 10-cent Yo“n KIDNEYS R A O T | T G‘ et Colshester. conn. SQUARE, ready |yon say when you set home lLate™ wlt in the next few days, as per the . . 8 W “Never,” replied l,!‘le Grouch. “She on_another page, the dealer will| Take a Teaspoonful of Rheumasalts | ¢, =i, ¥inds, Py, fogf price ¢ For further particulars, in knows 1 am lying."—Cincinnati 'En- present you Wwith a combined ash for Lame Back or Bladder Trouble £ "0 qlu!e tray, match holder and cigar cutter, TEU—Fiano nunm;. A. G. A WILLIAM F. Hll.L, A t 5 "!‘dh:; ‘war seems tn\uvs no,_likeil- ing sets e ‘:.hese conc {ully fs cei‘i back- ache with St 2 1 his ! lar stores for s . rom . o L e i & v, hard A Fine New Cottage Opposite the Uncas National Bank. | o™ ¢ m‘m&-n These monarchs are bursh Post, . the maway with a 10-cent tin of Tux- (Repairing Jeweler) -~ ALL MODERN edo tobacco—and the Tuxedo is worth No FouE L 45 i home. With: safeniee ot . Balance o0 | age. is Wo ng every time, your ki WATCHES and JEWELRY 2 f He—Perhaps theyre afraid that it Of course, only one such smoking s e A About. A fine 9 room house at 33 it wont any ater, It might kick up & o s v s | t.— as the supply is limited, it is advisa- I8 ek Phone 128 Washington Street ‘JAMES L. CASE Summer St. All conveniences. | 15t—Fenn ble to “get yours” right away. A7 T U ol SR ST RN TN . Y Facie, o 3 pany produces is this: “We are willing to Dropsy and Bright's HELP w ANTED Phone 300 86 Cliff Street to give away these handsome presents | Disease. S tike), DRAR Amet Bt = e asked the Wise Guy. tin_ of the famous Tuxedo tobacco = SRR for occu D % 1st. quirer. made of oxidized corprr. Such smok- mmy have a “crick” in fl-"k E:t Frospect St. City. 25 SHETUCKET STREET. “Well, he eln'unl;n equipment. Yet here is the American |i0 #straighten up i Tobaccoe company generousiy giving B gt op st turn LEE CLECC > She—Why do always $500 Down, Balance on Mort- n ‘ f il the full ten cents of its purchase price 72 are FOR REIT facer > over the TAcoiers set.goes to a customer. And inasmuch E. A. PRENTICE 0ld Man—What are you fishing tbr, ‘The only argument the tobacco com Kidney diseases start and e Suctacket St occasionally with our various brands e e FOR lAL! because we know that—as in the pres- go@ ¥OUR OF - easpoonfuls | Farm Help, Chamber Maid, Genecal ent case of Tuxedo—once a man starts Housework Girls. Hank—Ever in Boston, Bfll. e e e e i FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Bill—Yep. that brand for the rest of his life. ¥ R —Yep. 3 any man whc has never tried Tuxedo ight. A A Bl [ARi F. R SALE . Hank—Get tangled up any? before will buy a tin of it under this! Rheumasal B PL S-TCoRonseg. Wuv s Price $2200. B | PR I::?l:n:-wmp m’gh: special offer we are %bsolutely certain he will remain a Tuxedo buver. That is the business logic back of these| al canal clean t FOR SALE. handsome gifts.” e P Modern seven room cottage with iot, 50 feet front and 200 feet deep, finely located on Boswell Avenue. Very desirable. 100 acres land, 50 clear, balance and stopped to rest right on di ¢ le_same Bas N ofa.nd wnodhn'd. ‘2...1 front porch I stole h,?:z from.—Phila- timber, abundance of water, ey e &ood § room house and barns, half mile to school and_ church, place now keeping 7 head of stock, and is located ¢ miles Farming by Dynamite Demonstration | Srisine. or Ratsce: FAmis FOR SALE druggist does not keep gen- A 5 Present day agriculture differs from | 10 oWt TCRERSt S9°8 MoC Wecn, Eenc of all descriptions and prices. the-old in many ways. In the olden|Bine “houmaselts Femember esalts ¥ : T tmes the removal of stoges from he preparea 'by hefomous ‘Wheumavatt | (" Go bargatne et Thomas H. Beckley T T e T T = o & = for heaven’s sake -don’t ooze out — dertaking that the -task was seldom RN May Building, Phones 724 FRANCES D. DONOHUZ Harper’s Magazine. - attempted. With the use of dynamite, — 5 Real Estate and ‘Insurance, t 1l expense, this ~nd some oth- 25 Shetucket Street, Norwich, Conn. ||| 278 Main Street 474-3 N Pae 4f RS v e Touy. TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. Telechone 147 The state board of agriculture has ar- Norwich, Conn. Mrs. Blunderby—My sister e . me that to. ht Mrs. Kawler—Dear me! fl‘ Nie rather young? FOR SALE »fte.jgx’?;;"’.:—,::'n’;m‘;:m Seven Room Cotiage || 1y KAt EIDOSCOPE ranged s, series of demonstrations, showing ‘how stone blasting, stump pulling, ditch digging, tree setting and = . Zub-sofitng may pe done. one of mess|} STEAMER CHELSEA Gemonstrations will be siven on_ the farm of George D. Coates, North Ston I ] inston. New London county, Thursday, io Rew York Farm Fof_ Sale Novemt'_tl:erat 5 gg:k to commence FARE $1.00 Latgalgere (arm, Tiroom cottae uouse House promptly iarm All utside Rooms To RBNT ®_barn, and hennery, —— located a short gistance from the vil- sy smuics house:land Cerule, “pienty z The total toy = production of the lage, easy of access by Westerly & ,_f-’;?.'""',“‘mm 5;;"_'.':-" of wood and Electric lights, steam heat, set world vearly ‘is valued at $52,700,000, tubs, large lot, in fine location. B! ¢ which $45,220,000 falls to European Price $3,300 Sountries. (o F, Guwflntmdtornfm the N. TARRANT & CO. Norwich trolley. 1nm;¢-y. and Sundays at 5.15 Warehouse Store Luvu New York Mondays, neanewlyl and Fridays at 5 23 and 25 Commerce Street of New York in 1825, ank at L Croker Hill Road Work Completed— Exnren =ervice at freight rates. of both this -time Dnunmond invented the Dump Gets Afiro—Masquorfide Social ] Tel 117. F.-V. Kriouss;. Ageat SAREEEn P Y i onty 3B Ssab. bxlance 147 Main Street, . Norwich || limelight. Clears $18. 10,000 square feet of floor space opgmml%wé? don't let When the .‘.m re 5havd M Three two-horse and two four-horse| . . ;m;;’fa"::‘mm :P""‘:V:::r ofend tor, Wiicoxs Farm Bulletin. during hand-to-hand fighting teams, with several workmen and [ tools, swent through here Monday ties. 2 2. hlginf co;lx;fileted the stretch For particulars on Croker Hill- z r Norwich and New York Propell Meadow ' Afire. Coipainy. or THE SYMINGTON. PROPERTY. Corner of Slater Ave. and Cedar The meadow lot near the tank- 1t > house, that is being filled in with ash- Phone 117 F. V. KNOUSE, Agt. ; Streat. e es and other waste material from the i : Fon R ALB 6,090,000 s, _has mill, caught fire Monday. afternoon and| . . T !g% burned over all the grassland. Dance Netted $18. e e Tanic | BN XORK BEAVER BOARD Steam Fire Engine company Monday MW_‘ evening. Regular business matfers 3 ge. Here's an 4 Salmon fishermen in British Colum- Wil ve soid at pubiio euotion B easire, & coty heme st a R e e e ettty ~ ~aursday, 5, at 12 oelo’ok sonable fgure. were discussed and the returns from is 2 substitute for Iath and plaster | foon. at ihe office of Amos A Srowes|] "*asor o n«l much as $25 8 day. Friday's dance handed in—$15. 300 Rooms (200 with Without the ‘@irt and inconvenlence. | I2E; 5. 3 R ‘““‘“‘?"‘“""“‘ ARCIA . Qon: o : ( Bath: - Repairing ‘Crossing. RATES $1.00 PER DAY U rwich Beit ate - Co. tam. %] Orposite Y. M. C. A, Norwich Employes of the Central Vermout W".fl Cate. 3 eck, McWilliams & Co. ' wioh, Cofin.. £0 e % of|§ . b | Pounds of tree seed lant vear for use Moderate A P Mo allndloul " in reforestation' work. The total area rajlway have been putting in new rtgage bonds Nos.. planking at the station crossing. the demomination of $1, reforested was about 30,000 acres. o'k l.nd 7 of nmm mination : Local Jottings. s g 350 126 f the denomination -] g An unusual mornment in a ¥ | Miss Anna Driscoll has returned to| i > Cows For Sale S50 ot Shieno. e COL. EARL' N. GALLUP|mantic (Ct) _cemetery eonhln- hef home in Yantic after spending sev- O ¥ 3 ¥ g and figures the whole inscrip- friends In Norwich. Cl::o-d arrived. Some very | {3 Secure and pay an ‘ndebt | |tion consisting of names and datea. o R e Masphy of ¥ytcnvilie is| REMOV AL | Hoics grade Holsteins 365 S from ny 15, 1913, Tor D4y : 2 spending two weeks® vacation at ner ! JAMES H. HYDE ment_or © whlch said bonds -‘were Totne: g8 SIS S - North Frankiin, Ct. Diedged. A graduato from - Il iculars will be Mr. and Mrs. Myron Ladd have re. e Lhiton S = ul p-n culars &liven at unc sale. turned from a few days’ stay in Pres- | We are now located in our new quart- . HENRY W. TIBBITS - e i ton, where Mr, Ladd went on a hunt- -: -t.:“l‘zp;r:nktl;‘:“mn« and are M- —_— ever before I LOST AND FOUND. a recent guest of friends here. Pattern -Making * B e “Mrs. Charles Arnotlg &.:’a dsmg'u Gur cufimg 3 iy ’:‘;o fox hounds, n::r” Ella have returned ir home - | Notity C. Pnrd.stl‘m Pmnmtn.twrmndlnsnmekinww: 3 ll:&m-c ne work - el % i ‘with relati d g Model .’.‘.‘lu’.?.. Frlm the Consular l.llrtl 3