Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 7, 1914, Page 13

fair and warmer, FAHOUS FURS e Pharimter sher S e . § tadies For i Sets. oo — 5 done| 7a. m. : ling apd repairing also dons| 7 a. m. e 2 & s zosslet tnem were made. BRUCKNER, 81 Franklin St | “Reina: oo, iowpec 50, -~ 20%5[ 35" ’{h‘:m h had ow » Comparisons : for presidential —election. tracts from the Bulletin “Friday: appear below: i day, Oct. 31, m%—fnm fall par- re . Andrews, ‘M. Eaton and second assistant Charles . || & m. || p. o |S. Peale. The companies on the = F grounds with thelr engines were as and gave himself I i j razor, bas confessed Hises: | follows: - Wauregan Steam Fire En- s summer. Mr, Ferguson's son Charles 16 the police 1 Fall Rivers 31| #ino Co. No. 1, William M. Williams 2 2 ‘&t Conter Groton now and_up | UP 'O the police I Fall? 5 5 [ 2 ‘Wau . 50 S o free s t date C: Notes. g8 4 3 L gt g - 5 e ¥ iam Ferguson th eorgs Batlow spent Taiday (n Wil 021 il % - 3 lmaatic. after BIgh Tt 18 low| er, foreman; Neptune No. 5, George C. P q . e e e Foiiowod DY Abod tide. | Spatford. foreman - [certficate, making | [\ anthouggh the machine was in exprosses th and then siashed her throat with sy i et .| verylarag every compan: ey view for.a long distance, the operator e i T ] Tievim WO Vol 0 GREENEVILLE nearly all. of its members. il e s g of the car made no effort to stop it-be- | early end bysiness visitor here Thursday. : i Grocérs- Agree to’ Early Closing. o1 presi fore it struck: the automobile. T - ‘ EVIDENGE ON 1t 1s Teported that-work is slack in 2 1914 Shetucket Overseery, Enjoyed @ Sup-| Grocers who hatl conditionally sign- election. < o, ettt P22 ko in mil No. 2. e 04 o at Y. M. G Ar—Good Will Bible 2d the agresment to join in the easly |LARGE DELEGATIONS AT THE PROVIDENCE ROBBERS. | the winding rogm in mi} . |John A. Morgan & g o d Class Held a Social o0 {0 tre i e ] e PLAINFIELD CONFERENCE.| ¢ o\i; Gaught on Greton Ferry Had a| Jobn and Androw Frohmander and COAL % night. 3 dences. rstor Delh Marked $50 Bill. i G L ot S S D A / 2 Dlamfin S Sahe fl:““fii‘.‘,f‘ ou oy W%’l“‘:‘: Three volunthers troba Putnem: were 3 into barracks ut | Providence Pastor Delivered tl: l:; humgfl.:l'p“gg:.my evening in LEHIGH VALLEY ' Shetucket company for & club Toom | offics on Saturday. by O N Tobn . Wilery - Sonfuris 1 The trial of Albert Peeciual, Jovens ' - No.2 Nut $6.50 per —_— for its employes is - Sompleted | * Tucsday, November 1, 1364.—amos eral Alk Chueghes. Brads,. Leonard Maynard, Burnslde| aren are busily engaged on.hoeins| - Office and Yard Centrsl Wharf and will be finished in the near future. | W. Allen and Frederic Greely of this iving. at his home in this farence S wers who were | OUt the gutters slong Merchants' ave- Talephone 884, < At the Y. M. C. A. Friday evening | city have bee e City Wednesda: The last conference Of ' the &iX|Deviin, the six safe blowers who were | | Lroying s marked improvement in 2 & Geo. i Bliss §|ue asent or the milt ana overscers | sistant pamsastens to the U h ey | MRty bence Biranerr. . 7% | churches for the season was held Wiih | aresicd in New London on Oct 31t| o Biearfice or the street. i . eO. o B e O amiatl poer with | Srceat paymssters in the U s. . months’ -absence urope. the Chureh ‘in_ Plain- | after they had blown three .“1.‘:5 in <& L 7 e Some of the board of directors of the | clerk. Mr. Greely has Boor for mot: First Dividend. of ‘Firet :Bank, | feld Wednesday; Nov. {. The dey was| Providence, did _not ocour | FYidsY | Georgs Barlow and Jerry Gadbois L . “125 Main Street Y.'M. C. A, DF. Peter Roberts and |time past in B B B Thompson’ The Firét National Bank (late the | Derfect, the attendance large morning before Judge Gorman in went on a hunting trip In the vicitty 0 lIndustrial Secretary Brewer. After | clothing store. Both S| Quinebaug) has declared its first div-| Welcome of new paator most cor- | gistrict court at Providence as assigh-| ;¢ Canterbury Thursday and returned Vel' : R s 412 the supper Dr, gave an outline | good ones. sppolntments aze | \gend—four per cent-being from the|dial The sttendance was a3 follows: | ed. 'The prosecution was not ready to| 50 MVIN T Anbite, one gray squir: ) of the worzll( carried . on Keoine, OFF ihe "Frack earnings of the last five months. The }’N-nflelfl. a large number, Je.';et; Y | go on with the case and a continuance | (AF5 WU T0 FRR E: in other cities. 3 P . e e . pper - First National is doing & very success- | 13, Preston City 12, Hanov and | was granted until next Friday morn- R w k “Auxiliary of the |, The engine on the 6:30 p. m. train 5 ol Phstor, Crgweld i1, Lishen 15 and phs: | log 5110 oelock. The crooks are Wil Not-Piay Here: : (4 or e from New London on the Northern| The remaims of Joseph A. Trecy,|tor. In addition ihere were 8 large|charged on two counts, with breaking Thé Good WHIl [ikble class of the|T08d ran off the track while switch- | Co. H., 18th, C. V. bave been brought | Dumber from nelghboring towns in-|and entering and larceny, and are he to i James Pearson ‘of the Secretary % interm Taftville soccer football team has re- | of all kinds on Automobiles, Greenev] e o1 church | Ing to take on some cars near the home for re-1 and cluding Mr. and Mrs. Gove, the-pastor | in default of $6,000 bonds each. < s v k o o ol s i Friday Doller shop on Monday evening. Np. | faneral il take Diace from. - Grave at Wearegan, and Miss Jories, the pas-| Since the arrest of the crooks a bank gelved. :u‘,.:‘m‘t“.f:';‘-"wfi?‘b.“.‘,‘,;“;‘é‘:: ikos, Wi = vhi was 4 good at- | oS3 rt nor was any damage|<chapel, - Yanth day. “was | tor at Canterbury. has bezn | team - Carriages, agons, Trucks :::3::5:‘ k'#%;’:-‘.’:'e ::t:fuinmenl “although trains m‘.f hald.f:r wounded in mcé n‘i‘-‘; by .1;7.“ of | The devotional service was led by |jdentified by the cashier of one of the g “:Pm h&r:v tm x:mrx‘i%r r:he » , as provided followed by refresh-|8B BOUr OF two in consequence. shell at the Battle of Suickers Gap on | fhe pastor, followed by & duet and|stores burglarized. —The store rules| 008, that HIeV, UL, SRRCRGd, Jod and Carts. Favors Masks ments. ‘' 'Made Hunting Trip. the 38th or July: ana aica” at " the | choras, | Stall Not Want, which was| called for the marking of bills of mors | drawing, which If they should desive| L L Lo L Ll s B. D. Groene _ of this oity and a|Sen® Hook (Field) hospital. PoeAes UF the Rev.3 Of | bilt with the store mark was found on | before the game, Instead of Watinz | ming, Upholstéring and Wood Werk. Wigs and Novelties Notes and Persnals. party of New. York gentlemen went Big Union Meeting. Providence. - Hi ? one of the yeggmén. until the last mifute, and in doing so TR Miss Anna Mack, who has been vis- | hunting Monday, ‘a. few miles from | _Saturday, November 5, 1364—The | 1at chapter, 27th verse. It was an ablo i g now they forfeit the game to Taftvitle| Blacksmithing in all its branches iting here all week with Mrs. Richard| Norwich, ~capturing some _twenty | Union meeting in Breed . Hail ' . “From. the V- T, 3 according to the state cup tie rules. R EDWIN l: AY Sced of Eleventh street, has returned | 4uails efc, and two wild geese. The|fight drew an overflowing house and AFTVILLE i« 4 N fo her home in New Haven. tier are rare game for-an-.inland|We were pleased to cee that it was v affort. - Amony — - ; o mainly composed of voters. Many of y Jerry' Delaney Stepped from Moving | o) MBING AND STEAM FITTING Franklin Square Norman Soules was a recent visitur | , OIS Substitute for Lebanon was|the ¥5th regiment. were present, and “of confide: n in Baltic. Car and Fell Into Road—Cleoph: accepted at the provost marshal's on|by their frequent applause. of the Bi b . - : L - inéhard Gave Himself Up at Fall s“nfl x EI“ m V{\‘;‘;‘*i";sy’ffip Ofice, again wears a| sentiments uttered we judge that they | plexed 'and no one eam speak with-cer- A 2 v The total amount |do not intepd to. thrdw thel i |- T el T F B Ns Armed with an artillery, James Gor- | of bounties now guarantced o thres | against & cause thelr Ballrs heonory miufn‘fi"&‘m“’“‘ flvv‘-n"nmu“ “n s b 507 to 515 North Main St. Cigairs are Good— : ount! : 2 £ THESE ARE BETTER | pon o T e e ™ wiide” of | hoomiy clunteer is 5680 viz: §300 extra | bravely defended. .The speakers were | the world there Is tragedy, so let us|, VWhile attempting to get off a mov i E hs th in o 1 v i trolley, Jerry Delaney of Hanover 1 H TOM'S 1.2:3 5c CIGAR | toosion saitar. o ™ 3300 from "the Unitea iates. T | st e e A i S aed fothe grisk certainty va” | 128, TN, e Pty oty | Heating. -and Plumbing Stallments and $59 vearly bounty from| In Gréensville on Thursda: Xho is Working out h 8| evening on the road to Occum. The THE nEL = “m 5 ibi. 5 1 2 ¥ night -~ s 3 2 . 00D FELLOW 10c CIGAR| i sceamer 3v. nas on sxui | i, st tates are ot entitied | boy mamed Nichalss Hvan asost. 11| bringing ut smethige Tadre wonder- | S Tas moing ot e falr rate o€ epeed | . 92 Franklin Street ry them and see. o . C. marke J $ ounty, years old son of James Ryan, Ese.|ful? It is only by getting at the pur- tng in an guto, jum! T he ‘chr 10 - Europem?hn 08, M. SHEA, Prop. Franklin-6t, | (arce coons which he succeeded in Major Charles Coit Wounded. | While at work in ‘the Chelsea paper | poses of God that we may get the true TR ANl JUmE SR e R~ - o Palace g while unting the other day.| TWednesday, . 215 mill feeding the rollers, sliped and | optimis God 2% ert§ e JR:tha puto < Ha lunded, face Qrat 8 ates 75 cents per day and ug. Nexttx Palece Cafo | The largest weikha 15" pounds and the | regrot tomotice in the tiet ot samarg | H1e Jeft arm wan-carriod by tha beiting | bls. WOz e Rave ¥OT, 13 eell men | (b the dIrt recéivin slight scratches Robert J. Cochrane HAYES BROTHERS, 3 oot e ramer vy aupeoting | I3, he 186’ corps’ during the engage. | between the rollers budly crushini the | back to the certaintiesof the sternal: | ot tho face, snd, hands, he voung (/14 D Telephone 1227. 26.28 Breadway 3 1647 an invitation €6 a coon supper. e e Chanens,name of Capt. | founa it nekiesry 5 Smaiiars Thice [togugni - 0 MMME b DA% nimsele aad put atter the aito, which GAS FITTING, Py X e . - = ¢ity, of the 18th regiment. Capt. Coit | ANSCTS. God._made known. fo his peopl. ethe | &S awaiting him. PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING, | ‘dnmfs Tavern |vereran minister has Daseed through three St ¥ :‘lx High Tide Record. B o e e e Lacal Brevities. 10 West Main, Street, Norwich, Conn. W. TYLER BRGWNE, M ”, % 3 | y ut a scrateh until % The in the-harbor rose legated to Tear. o prac E i a=. 1861 DIES AT OLINTON| Tuo remains of Capiain William: A, | inches higher than it bas been befors, | Man. Sess only a sectlon. of lite. bat| I. W. Yerrington is enjoving | . Agent for N. B. O. Sheet Packing. Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat, Elcctrielty, X-RAY Vielet Ray, M v oy iR Berry of this city; of : 3 i has no long vision God is producing | Week’s vacation and is spending it in offer to the public the finest standard | ReY- K Bronbbs, A Pow-ili xSty San s S e R"’.'.f”n“xfin‘;’él’.‘n.’?:wi‘;".;: Temilts threagh (ha. conturies.” e now | the Woods, and is accmpanied by B. 2t Becr ot Burope and America: | for in State, in Point of Service. | Cold Harbor, Va., last summer artived | Short bridge in the Tear of ihe cos. | See God bringing together the nations | Sweet and William ScNuity. ian, Pil :Jeer, a(.:nl(xj Lm] Cmn !m‘r e:\: e i PR I ateven in s city on. Tuesday in charge of | toms house in New London. to d:.:wa; finally with competition. Phone 581 . Pale and Burto 5 e Tmen and mations| A new eoda fountain has ‘been in- KT Suis Seet b e, been the oldest mimister M | by experionce. It secms aa though now | stalled at George Wellor's store: The 5 T % e g fountain is of the latest destgn and| . ¢ it Sl Ao munld R, " Tt Gios 54| FISHEN'S SAeAIGN couT PUTNAM MAN BRINGS ot T Bt R0 BT | s o Sufacive Sppearanos MODERN PLUMBING e, Sterling Bitter Ale, Anheuser, | paralysis. = i % et veiser, Schiitz and Pabet, "“Jie was born at Ainsville, N. Y. in| L4, HIR ONLY. 3045 T O R i i e Unclaimed Letter Ui ks sossntial In hoderh. hovme 33| pip's. CAKE AND - BREAD A, ADAM, Norwich Town e Som of & minister. Tvas gad- | Railroad Fares Took One-Third of the |Lost a Finger Whils at Work for|Worid into Christ by the law of lova.| At the Taftville postoffice there are | Slectrioity is to lighting. We guaran- » Telephone 447-12 yated trom Madison university and in| Amount—Others Spent Much More. Quinnebaug Co. Why is Germany battling for its four letters unclaimed: Miss Ida_Bon- tee the very best PLUMBING WORK thiat caiet bo'enseited. TR i3 b dioit s s et Mt i ——— " istence? Berause one man said the | geau, Miss Charlotte Grimshaw, Ralph |by expert workmen at the fariest . T e eslonary soclety wof the | Willard S. Fisher, progressive can.| Nicholas Poulos of Putnam, Con- | few should rule the masses. The ideal | Smith and H. Savoie. rices. Phone your order. Prompt servies. STETSON & YOUNG |ificuigan, then a terricory. In’ 1875 | 384 for governor, has filed with the | necticut, through his attorneys, Brown | power is military. 1t is the idés. of the g e i LOUIS H. BRUNELLE o < Hewas iorastned ot Tt Siae Sfraqiany Of state 4 statement to the 2nd Perkins, of this city, has brought | Superman out of line with God's pur- Maoved Into New Quarter: Ask us for plans and. prices. . L 55,7 . tuently he held chi in Mich! s attempt at election cost | 8uit against the Quinnebaug ‘company Z & Dr, R. J. Couture has moved into his 10 Carter Ave. (East Side) - %rpenters ald Builders [T Yors state, New Serasy it e him s308l o O ihis 3541 went for|of the town of Brookiyn, Conn., claim- ery as in him the possibili- | new 'office in the Ponemah building, é # d $5.50 for 2 ing $3,000 d s for the I t |ty of divinity. Do we shape our.life|which e ’ ticut. His first charge in this state < i #gasolene M lamage oss of ‘which has n thoroughly overhauled, Bext work ana maeriale at it Recticut. "Rl frat ehates 11 thls stuté| and miotor ol bis right forefinger down to the firet | according. to {hat? The memnest Mman | repainted ana partitionca S o hent J F. TOMPKINS - Attorney General John H. Li Joint has_good in bim. . = Isbor. fohn. H. Light, o 3 good in offi formerly an ante cham) 0 WEST MAIN o7, | ErlSPgrs, 2nd elght vears ego came | the same tickel, swears to expendl.| The complaint alleges that on No- | . Afer the sermon, OIr. Royal renders | Toe thn toacn crom® by Betiamner 67 West Main Street i ey ot b st o tures of $278.83, much of it for news- | vember 2éth, 1912, tho defendant. in|ed & very fine solo, In the Realms of | Taftville Congregational chureh was department. chaplain’ of the departs | PURCr Publicity. its business of manufacturing cotton | Fternity. built served as a Sunday school room en a i 3 Yandail Henderson of Yale; [cloth and fabrics, at its factory in| . After a bountiful dinner, the confer- | f ‘ ment of New Jersey, G. A.-R,, d ive e, 3 Ty P g 'or the primary department, HRON SASTINGS |50 5 0% Siodkii Srnd | prosversive”canaidate o7 Sangrens ;| Quinnebang vhisge. fo-cuieh wyns | e metac 3 perm. SUPP”ES J. F. CONANT, 11 Frankiin St, Iry the Whitestone 5¢ and th- J. F. C, 10 Cigars are the best on the macket = h rict, says hq pent | and tsed a machine known as a speed- | _After the praise service and the usu- g S AR chaplain of the Masonlc grand lodge | 3301, Of this sum $100 was e Lo, ‘and that the. DISHALT was o aa [l business, (he Rav. M. . B, Fuller S h:",; Hc':';:;‘ ‘;" o ot DRS. L. F. and A. J. LaPIERRE two children. fo the state committee and “for pay- [employ as an oiier, his duty being, | of Hanover spake on the question Is|r 7\ fe “who murdered his wite o 287 Mai THEV UGHN Fi St = Drogreasive oiy mimittes room to |among ethef things, to remove gear |Rursl Congresstionaliam a Fallura? He | Now' Bedford by choking her ta death PRACTIGE LiMITED o - = o V' clul X 53 not as a ! A U OUNDRYCO Charities Board Reported on Visits. [ town committee (o?“.\‘,‘::"{‘a.ézm“‘: {Pancinission of the speader. CTe 15 fur, | wondered. if . the i transmission of the speeder, It is fur- Congregational | s | for Plum team - g No. 15 1> 25 Ferey. Street The regular monthly meeting of the |note held by me against the club |ther alleged that om the date of the | churches were réally being ruled by the BORN or Plumbers, § Fit Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat state board of charities was held in | $150. 2 accident, shortly after 7 o'clock in | democratic polity which was meant. to | spmmara: - ters and Mills ~ Hours 10 a m. to 2 p. m. vanss the capitol, at Hartford, Wednesday, k. po, Hartford, unsuc- | the morning, the plaintiff, while en- |be Cs itional. 1914, & son. Raymond Bdwin, to Mr. 5 - ' with all the members present. TbelCessful candidate for senator in the |gaged in oiling these gears, by rea- A discussion followed . which. was| and Mrs. Edwin M, Sherman. & H ¢ Y H president. Dr. Hdwin A. Down of Hart-| second district, says he spent 3461.15. sofi of the dstendant's falluré to fur. | PRUICIDated in by, Me. Pease. dise ’ ford, preside —_—— nieh a proper light, to enable him to . . Gove, Mr, Lee . : €at Your flouse Mps! Trask A. Mitchell Miss Anna | WILL TELL TRAINS sec in doing his work, and negligence | and others. s aelt Ths Norwich Humblng Smly House . : C. Walter and Secretary®Charles T°. ety in failing to instruct him as to the| The conference closed with a hymn| “ Fark . Sent. . Miss Marjors S 1th Gas Kellogg reported a quarterly visit 15 ONG TO WAIT. | proper masner of performing his du. |and. the benediction. ¢ _oninglon and Atexan.| Phone 13 Central Whart ap ihe colony for epileptics at Mansfield. | o 0 = tles, had” his finger caught In the der Wilkinson of Mystic. Usi iz Watter undSelretary scallogy re- | Orders lssued by New Haven Road for | specaergears, 4n so ‘Crished, ia ia | BABY PLANET MERGURY e § 2 ported _attending the annt ings ion Points. necessitate amputation down to the 1ED. . = o ! ~using-a at county homes in Hartford, Tolland, first joint. The plaintiff in _ conse- CROSBING THE SUN. | 1ynwmn—1n Groton, Nov. 5, 1814, Ta Call Up 734 Soon they will be big boys H Fairfield and Litchfield counties during \‘O’di’m have just been issued by the|quence has been prevented and handi- Trahsit Visible This Morning, But N bitha, widow of Timothy Whitman P pit . o the month. New York, New Haven and Hariford|capped tn ng his manual la- T ng, ot| Turner, aged 85 years. = 1| ind girls, and their faces will eam Miss Walter and Justin B. Holman | Raflroad ‘company ~designating the|bor. at which he was earming $9 & . With the Naked E; KIERNAN—In New London, Nov.. §, r reported a visit to the Portiand alms- | I80gth of time certain passenger traing | Week at the time of the accident. il s g L 1914, Joseph -.. Kiernan. WHAT YOU GET be only a memor: o house and Mr. Holman e visit to the | shall wait at junction points' on the| This suit is ome of the last suits| Mercury, the smallet planet of the Y- : 1| G2l Schiool for the Deaf at Mystic, | &ystem for connecting . trains. The{to be brought in this part of the state | SUl's satellites ' was visible, bat mot —— - in PLUMBING is mgre imporfant s & o Jadiator i3 & steam Leater in|Dr. Down réported a. visit to-the New |length of time a train shall wait for a |for damages for an injury to an em- | With the naked eye, against the disc than what you pay. If we install Bring the babies and we'il X is safe sanitary and cco- |Haven county jail and to the Winsted | connection depends upon the ciass of |plove, priar.to the coming into effect | of the sun at punrise this mornin;r'&: PLUMBIN o r. ‘There 18 no coal to carry in|almshouse and the Litchfield county | the train held and the class of th strain|of the Workmen's Compensation act |2l the.gtates except the far west. e BING you're sure of the }| ~atc]y their smiles, B0 ashes to carsy out, and it does | hospital in company with Secretary | for which it is held. It js hoped by |on the first of January, 1914. littlest world, through I of smail RIGHT system at a moderate pridh, - amount eof dust |Kelloss. : this arrangement to enable the travel- | tele . appeared as - — i -1 Miss Walter, Mrs, Mitchell and Mr. | ing public to make better O N N T Holman visited the Meriden School for | 2nd unless one train is com:‘uh'\; TWO DIVORCE CAsEs fhe gas Sow iz St off antomatis | 5078 Wednesday afternoon. - WERE POSTPONED ed steamn pressure o Congreseman Wil Visit Canal. Gcours, | Were the Only Divercs Matters on th z i5—readhed, therehy Groventing wasts Mss, Bryan F.|® 1ng Wait at some janciion pore Buperior Cours Share Cormpors ™ | gink. 7. 2990, e et Stanen 1aft New London Friday z an o n even- and witnsss o demonatration at for New York, whenc ethey will For the short calendar session of | S2y]Sht appearance was im November, the superior court here on Friday h r —_— DID effice. 1 tule afternoon a1 3 oclock on the| N'T COST HIM 33000 3 Steamsiip Ancon’ Panama ut R, J. Jodoin Lai in|morning Wers two th way line for Panama and the canal Ic»::‘; O e e eateetal. SHes 1ot ME. ;;;:;nm; o St o e 2 2 E y Were the suits TUnited States naval o ————————————— 1t is reporied 1 Réye Miner of - New. . London z x g mond 3, Jodotn, the- namprint R2Y-| against Frank P, Miner, who was serv. | s ons a7e of uss onl ; \ E ORDER IT NOW ut didate ‘for sheriff, laid | Iog 2 sentence in Wethersfield prison v g o g Jou to take time 1cRopkins & Cors Light Dinned Ale was ] come in ni 4 dozen, cerved Iast May: anid that of Henry H. Hudson of Shel. | yaa %) % varistion \ ter Isiand, N. Y., against Pearl H. ‘u‘;n‘. m’l‘g‘m > Z # Koehier’s Pllsner, 60c per dozem. Ohildren Or Hoden £ Oon, Tatiih e of te BT o T : Free delivery to 2l parts of the eity. FOR =Ty . figures were foolishly high. He| HI8 SECOND SUIT ¢ Tight ¢ for your -sakes -as pr H. JAGKEL & €O. 'Telephone 186-5 LE!Q“;' 'S 2dmittéd, however, that in '“xu, ‘fl:".x AGAINST TROLLEY €O,|&Teat number how. ‘minuts “rushes™ o~ h = g K 3 Jodois 1 CASTORIA |fidiusr 5o n the old S : photography are not ‘conducive ‘to e district ana camte within seventy: | Eomee £. Rogera'sf Lyme is Again the| : ihe moac cheeréul countenances. for MAHONEY BROS. 3,500 and has rtgaged ever Complainant the - - e Hack, 1 'm and ; ) - mo ever | g plaina earth, 1 - . SHANNON-BUILDING- Boarding The beople of Trench descent tnat, Papers in & second suit brought by o 3 . “Norwieh - > Stable n o A e are plentiful in caster ‘fie’m-: e spata for| THE BEST OF ALL RUBBERS FALLS AVENUE Sherift tibe Thurs- ; : : high - |, We guarantee our service to bs the i ot | B Al T Al ks e ey PIETRS, O AT ot lonalisg| 18 our e combany. 2o ] FRANK A. BILL. 104 Main St. SRR pue.(ha TReE TUMQY T e s N . SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE p £ . Offic Swedish Movement with Breathing Unclaimed Lotters. ~ |or thie L aamns bk on s 5| Groton Bost Bullderces. L. Hubberd's i g..:,.- y—F "Ffi'..m" Removed (.v"mlnmo}lmmwm s in-?s Nnnrmhw b ‘hacking his mu Nightingale Came- From His Yard - e ! 2 §78-3 4 °::|urp_ BENIAMIN fi:.toummunm- m n was v PR ) A | 3 i o o uate of National Hospltal R e oA i Ao Eer " o - o 2o § - g Y Fo 3