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COLUDY, COLDER TODAY; : FAIR TOMORROW SUNDAY SUBJECTS. What Is Going On Tonight{ i idewitie and Motlon ‘FEETIRS v} Giden s S1 Al Aie NERIEC “Moving Pictures at Colonial Theatre. o'clock. v. 3% P t Davis| At the Sheltering Arms Rev. C. I e L R 1 Northrop will conduct servicessat 2.30 ] ‘. 3 ANNOUNCEMENTS At the Gospel Mission, 265 -Main h i1l by vices mornins, 3 DAVIS THEATRE. . e e N s o In Phmples, Started to Spread. Burned, ltched and Irritated. Charbino Brothers, Two Local| 7pe Christian Science subject for Could Not Slee, Many Nights, 5 3 Athletes Hers Monday. Good Vau-| this Sunday 5 deville and Photo Play Programme|street is Christian Science. orning at 34 Shetucket Used Cuticura Soap and Oint- Today. At Broadway Congregational church ment. Troubfe Disappeared. specially attractive bill of vaudeville| 1S ORI and photo plays has besn booked aad|?® ¥/Siock. e the pastor will preach in the morn- For tho first half of next week aling PENG Ty Bhrictmas service at 20 Ridgewood St., Waterbury, Conn.— *I got poison ivy on my hands, face and the headline number on the bili is thel mpe Jnternational Bible Students’ as- | Iegs and it started to spread. It brake out original Charbino Erothers, two iation, Bible Greeneville boys who do an athlevic| joointions Bible speclalty that is second to none. This| g ucme, "street, will be their first appearance in their udy class meets T. U. hall, No. home town in five years and a warm| Ay st Andrew’s Episcopal - church welcome is assured them by tnelc lo-| ynere Wit ‘be morning praver and ser- who are anxious to sSce|mon at 10.30 o'clock and at 3.30. Chil- cal friend what the boys can do. Their act has| drents festal service. been a big success all over tis big time and the press in_ the different At Trinity M. E, church at 1 cities throughout the Unitcd Siates| The Ming of Christ, and in the have given them glowing notices.|ing The Grace of God will be the sub- Norwich has been, and is famous for| jects of Rev. F, W. Coleman. the wonderful athletes and acrovats she has contributed ‘o th stage and the harbino u the reputation of the ci in pimples, very small and Jooked as if small white seeds were spiiled all over my legs and face. It bumed and itched so that I scratched and irritated it.. My clothing made it worse and I could not sleep ‘many nights. For two months * 1 tried other remedies and they didn’t help me. Then I got some Cuticura Soap and Ointment and they afforded relief as soon as I bathed with the American| At the Spiritual academy Mrs. Bea- | Cuticura Soap and put the Cuticura Oint~ thecs ke®p| trice Dean of New Bedford, Mass., me- | ment on. In a week the trouble had com- 1 every | dium and psychometrist, will give mes- | pletely disappeared.” (Signed) Edward respect. Ano that will meel|sages Sunday morning and evenins. F. Mosel, Jan. 31, 1914, with the popul approval is Hauson -— B, and Dre team of comedy cmier-| The Loyal Temperance association, Samples Free by Mail tamers wi do n rube special'y in-|Levi S. Saunders president, will hold troducing comed with a_few novi act is Jack Onri ability songs and_dialozve| religious services at their rooms, No. The turd| Shetucket street, Bill block, Sunda r of no mean! afternoon. omedian of the first with the other two acts|the pastor, Rev. G occupy the pulpit at the mo the feature is a|evening services. Y. P, S alled The £av-|ing at 6.30. with pretty Dorothy Gish e ding role. i with scenes from the| Eldred Brown rector. front and His Taking Waye, a very|communion; 10.30 funny Keystone comedy completes the|pray and sermon: 430 p. m., =how. mas carol service. y the first 5 Thanhouser seriai| At Grace Memorial Baptist church 9.30 a. m., hol cpisode of the plioto drama. This fire tic Me. called The Mys-|pastor. Morain Collar, and | of Bethlehem, enin a. is in two rc ret Snow who|ful Counsellor, Sunday school at noon. | house in 1909. played Cox and Jimmy ——a : If Representative Cronin sifould be Cruse, b re of the Mil-| At the Greeneville. Congregational | appointed house member of the jud Jion Dollar 1 v will he scen in|church, Sunday morning, the DPASLOT |ciary committee there is small likeli- this new series and from all accounts| will preach on The Action of the Inn- | hood that Senator John H. Barnes of it is going to be t ever produced. Don Instaliment and you will see for vour- p. m. 4 onderful serial Zudora = At the Federated church, G ov. A. L. Tedford, the > greatest picture|keeper. There reeneville, v which closes a three da 3 ’ it Fimog e has appointed ds his secretary Ernest engagement here today is one that will| preach in the morning upon The Cail of sted S secretary t ppeal to - and old alike. Lewis'|Life. In the evening upon The Corner- { Melville Price of New Haven. M. novel minia- | stones of Life. This is Re ge upon al|ford’s last Sunday at the church. act to bring AT Maniking head the bill i ture comedy ct with Th dogs do t that is a|church, Rev. E. George Biddie pasto marvel training, the dogs|there will be preaching at 11 a. m master and staiding | Subject, Soul Hunger for God Sati: hout the diiferent| fied. Sunday school 12.15 p. m. Un Mons Her-iLyceum 4 p. m.; address b: al act, playing| Barnes. Prayer serv well | ing S p. m. Movies and| sung. Keystone | stmas mu 15 and 20 {and a Sacrifice. Eve {the Land of Promise, an ili {address with 30 coplored slides by “Schocl Days” Coming to the Davis|J. B. Slocum, D. D. Bible school and ang Theatrs New Year's Day. Matinee|Men's City Bible class at noon. You it | People’s meetinw before cvening se ce. bat is evervone that —- wholesome stage ve Sunday, Dec elcome the announce-{day in the Universal 1001 Days” will be seenl the Church of the Good Shepherd Rev. ry 1st. Of all the| joeph Cobb, will’ Everybod, wee, ment theo here, Frid : ovle, young and (:!d, pin. Special Chapin programme fo i i eems to fill tho| fhe Sunday seiool at noon. P. C. U !;;’irq;:.‘.‘»‘ dwards’ one| service at 6.1 Sub. A Study of COLONIAL THEATRE. i At the First Baptist church the tor will preach two C and the Sto This doli ay by two of t tars in the e most popular movie | Special Ck sation in it wich as Tom|2lso been ‘red for Sunday Moore pi the of a son of aSchool session at noon once-wealthy Lor ¢ attempts to Christmas 1 be at Mt America. (n wealthy youn father is ar to recoup unknown to e a Root Out of Jesse Which Shall Sunday school and Bible class 12.10 i very important 3.30, Bible rogramme by them together. A Joln Migkins. 7.30 subject, Who Has in ocean lin e | Hindered You? The preaching will be d of ¢ “comes to tle|PY Rev. J. H. Dennis and there w cue. % special music. Other splen films for today are =78 "11:;.» New ¥ i cot,” comedy, ¥ “The Lost M ' beautiful Edison it 1 -V‘rzfln'l and f . one ()‘! the POlltlca] Goss.p ssa htful adaptions of Mutual| Trinity Episcopal chureh, Rev. J. will be Christmas mu- Mr, Ted- |Price is a Y mond and his| At McKinley avenue A. M. E. Zion Judge have the post of second as: 7 p. m. Preach- - will be ! At the Central Baptist church the cents. | morning subject will be A Sentiment Evening subject, Into strated Rev. Will be Chapin Sun- | gefeatea probably by a two-thirds RPN reach -_on _ the thut have pleased| gubject The Universalism of Dr. Cha- Great Lives, [V.: Florence Nightingale. = istmas ser- Alice Joyce and Tom Moore in “Girl|mons. ~Moming subect, Jesus Came ay,” to Emancipate ho Are Bruised. way” Two Reels. | vening subject, The War in Europe— nd romantic gome-| The Prince of Peace. There will be istmas music by the choir s & decided sen.|at Doth services. Special music has D amer ts 5|Calvary Baptist church Sunday. Tom's| Morning subject at 11, There Shall Be Stand for an Ensign of the People. L zine stories. Watch for the s est multiple-reel A committee bas been working for the past nine months on a plan for a KOs A commission form of government in 5 = re ¥ hartford. will be the last chance to see The council which author! wudeville and picture ition of the committee on ch ar theatre for the revision . passed a resolution of this week. striucting the committee to report to cqullibrists extraor-|ji before submitting its work to the r here for the last| assembly. That the ¢ Start next week | sionists will do so is doubted r »day as they start|quarters. This is a matter for a_long r on one of|to develop. vaudeville circuits. Their| The various forms of commis ; have be very pleased|government as they exist in Galv 4 in their na-|ton, Texas, Dayton, Ohio, and in the Sh them all kinds of | state of New Jersey have all been ure. work. The|under consideration and their good are making quite aland bad features discussed at lengtly v little playlet of life|One of the plans which particularly st Side of New York,|recommends itself to the sub-com- Adamson are pleas- | mittee and is along the lines of com- T offering. i mission government as it is to-day in ed Weekly contains|some of the citics of New Jerses TeSiing War scemes and “The|this: That the power already e: v UL the Sea View Hotel,” aling in the mayor, common council 0. pax _.Alrix ctive drama is causing|and the varlous commissions of 1ot of favorable comment. city be vested in a board of f qaoD next Monday and the first three|missioners who the executives a¥s of the week a big musical come-|the respective departments, the com- enic — extravaganza with|missioner to be eclected irrespective ing in their neat musi The 'w_v\un x_.w:i!m in the cast which has|of party lines, but, according to their e o poired at great expense promis-|qualifications and ability. ~ The ward :«.fiflsgme one of the finest and most|iines would be maintained merely to i rudeville acts of this kind|facilitate the work of voting that has cver been in this city. Other|five commissioners might come from acts l!\L‘Udln':A orking instrumental | the same ward. The benefit thus musical novelty will compiete the bill.|gained would be that party politics A Pig special feature picture in two|would be eliminated from the ad- resls with Pauline Bush in the leading | ministration of municipal affairs. role @nd dealing with the doubtful| The commissioners would be elect- and- all uestion of “Can a Woman's Love be|ed for a term of four v uestion of ¢ v vears, and \\\“o.ub: lrough Physical Supremacy?”|would receive suhstantial salaries. The 3 Monday and Tuesday’s bill| present water board would be placed 4;!;:1 aiso “The Outcome” with Mary|under a single department in charge of Pickford in Lhel leading role, will ba|one commissioner. The work of the shown on those two days. board of finance would be carried out T by the board of commissioners as a Double-cross Mers Appropriate, whole, as would also the city plan com- 1t might help som= t decorate Gee|MiSSIon. The proposed pian doesn't Bernard Shaw with am Iren cross or afteor. fiie resint | ECULVE mlnche ot such as city engineer, superintendent of streets, city treasurer and comp- ANk e Navy. troller, but after the passase of the act o A all these officers except the town clerk With wine and song hbarred from [would be appointed by the commisston- the navy there's only one other order |ers. Jert for Secretary Daniels to issue— Detroit Free Press. _Judiclar- Committee Members. Consolation for Mexico. Net:'ep {;a:;;:u’:e&?!:l; er. lgfivnll?o:.t Things might be worse for Mexico. |don county’s choice for a place on Et has no vice president.—Cleveland |the judiciary committee of the legis- “eader. lature. He is a brother of Daniel M. own at the Co-| Commission Government in Hartford. | Uncas For pimples and blackheads the following is a most effective and cconomical treat- ment: Gently smear the affected parts with Cuticura Oiutment, on the end of the finger, keep up the standard| At the First Congregational church| butdonotrub. Wash off the Cuticura Oint~ eorge H. Ewing, will| ment in five minttes with Cuticura Soap rning and | and hot water and continue bathing for E. meet-| gome minutes. This trcatment is best on rising and retiring. At other times use Cuticura Soap freely for the toflet and bath, to assist in preventing inflammation, irri- ™., morning | tation and clogging of the pores. Christ- Although Cuticura Soap and Ointment are sold everywhere, a sample of each with 32-p. Skin Book will be sent free upon request. » | Address: * Cuticura, Dept. T, Boston.” iroras, will be shown|preaching morning and evening by the subject. The Bable The Wonder- | Cronin, who was a member of the —JMartford Post s _is that Congressman Rciliy will not have to retire to private life in this ate next spring. It is settled, €0 the story goes, that Mr. Reilly pos! master-general, if he desires it. UNDERWOOD PREDICTS DEFEAT FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE Declares It Is a State Issue and Not a Measure for Congressional Action. Washington, Dec. 25.—Democratic Leader Underwood predicted tonight that when the proposed constitutional amendment for woman suffrage reach- ed a vote in the house it would be vote. “I shall vote against it and so will mos tof the democrats in the house,” Mr. Underwood. “The party, by action, has gone on record that woman suffrage, like bition, a te issue and not ional Is It an issue for the state to act upon and not for con- gre It is generally understood that the suffrage resolution will be voted upon soon after the postoffice bill as early in January as possible. The ho committee already has voted to onsideration, ence of re- v through n member clegram was res rules committee from tive committee of the Neb suffrage organization urgi of the suffrage amendment. thy LOST AND FOUND LOST irsday night, handbag o taining pocketbook, between Peck and Thames Sq. Finder leave at office and receive reward des National Bank Open for the accommoda- tion of its depositors and the general public on every Saturday evening and every week day even- ing preceeding a legal holiday. Construction Toys Meccano, Anchor Blocks, Strukiron, b ing Blocks, Model Builds Mechanical Traine, Steam Engines, Meteor Games, Motors, Plastieine, Attachments, Picture Puzzles. MRS. EDWIN FAY . Franklin Sguare iRON CASTINGS FURNISHED PROMPTLY BY THE VAUGHN FOUNDRY 0 No. 11 ¢3 25 Ferey Street ADVERTISEN ‘under the heading of “WANTED, FOR SALE or TO RENT, ARE INSERTED AT [HE RATE OF L Sc per Line, Six Words to the Line e 14 TO RENT FOR SALE AGENTS—We have a splendid propo- no_experience re- particulars. 14 East Spring- write toda Bsiawell Specialty field St., soston, WANTED—Salesmen of ability and o call on merchants saiary and commis- has Been u iresamenus; neat appearance in their territory sion to hustlers. Belmont Mi; cinnatl, Ohio. GOV ERNMENT POSITIONS are easy bookiet Y-638 telis a0n 0 get. My Iree AV ‘Write today—nc ashington, L. C. FARM FOR miles from Moosup depo good repair; Agt, moosup, Conn. FOR SALE—Tanks, farmers’ boliers, litter carriers. 25 SALE—T71 acres, bullaings (n | Particulars ’ free. Co., 33 Austin St, Worcester, Mass. tank heaters, saw table 3300, price now 312 Wiil' excoange for Young Cows. waucer, . . D. 5, Norwien, de¢25d HT BRAHMAS—Prize win- pneumatic water sy tems, all kinds farm machinery. L. Spencer, Lebanon, Phone 39-2. FOR SALE—Two mo. Laester boar. arles Geer, Leonard Bridge, Conn. PEN LI ners; exur Phone 43 FOR SALE—One or a pai 2500 1bs., 5 and 7 years old, fearles: W. S. Vail, Yantic. dec24d strictly high srade upright piano, used bui ltue; latest style figured mahogany case; $450; can be bought at a bargain; seen or examined by appointment. W. S. Vaii, Yantic, Ct. Leo. 33 FOR SALE-—black horse. 7 years old, weighs 1200 Ibs.; first class horse in every way; good worker. Norwich, fresh July e WANTED—A position by an exper! can drive any_car. Apply 194 West Main St. A GUY gets all there is only one thing more price_very low. Ct.” Tel. Leb. Div. 33-4. FOR SALE—A the cigars get_too many .~ “Wishyuthesame.” moke Shop. WANTED—Position_as cook, walter or bartender, by competent man. Cook, care Bulletin Co. furs; at Water St., every Thurs- C. Bennett. BECOME railway mall clerks; Nor . 365 to $150 month; ary; schedule of winter and spring examinations [ree. obweb Corner 'k in price. Norwich will be able to land a place e T this first[sle. Sunday school at 12. Second ser- | as representative of the upper house. | o 'NANTER 10 buy cows ang caives Coichester, Conn. ANTED — Adveriising publication established 63 years. Writa M. J. Parkhurst, New Haven, Conn. particulars. NTED —Piano_tuning. A. G. Gor- don, 238 Prospect Si g HELP WANTED Cook, Farmhands (Man and Wife.) Houseworkers Congressman-clect P. Davis Oakey le graduate and_took b s erly, R. L FOR SALE—New Reo touring car, fully equipped, latest model. price 950. Why pay more? George D. Knox, Tudson high honors when he graduated last June. p dealing with Connecticut af- FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU M. J. Coscoran. Supt. Central Bldg. | ; FOR painted, $9 FOR SALE $3,500. stove lengths. dec1sd AecITTUEDS, % ¥FOR SALE—One large, gentlo gray horse, weigus 1zuy, SIX YEars 0:d, Cust une stock; 20c pel FOR SALE—Five upright pianos; must be so.d at once, at great sacrifics Do not miss this opporcufity. Steinert’s, 243 State St, N Conn. Cottage house only ten minutes walk from Court House, on lot 78x150 feet. rooms and this and stop paying rent. R ARCHA W. COIT Phone 1334 63 Broadway years. for sale or rent. Estate Co., ¢ High St, Westerly, FOR SALE_—Two good Holstein cows, J. H. Milligan, Danielson, Ct. Norwich, Ct. sisters. dec10d FOR SALE—New milch cow. Owen 8. Clark, Jewett City. LARGE COTTAGE HOUSE In West- erly, R. I, containing: First floor, ceptlon nall.. Jarge v fireplace, dining room, butler's pantry and kitchen. hardwood floors through: second’ floor, five sleeping rooms and bath: thirg floor, open attic; situ- ated on higl land, commanding unex- celled view. forsale on very easy terms or for rent for term of one or more Guier very desirable properties Frank W. Coy Real FOR SALE—Cosy suburban cottage, vuXio, WVe FOCMS, @il COlpicie, pretty Iot, shade trees, flowers, CuiCKen funs, 4Nu Ouuses, Sl SUTE, DaXIvY, sed for @ ngnt luncn ana re- very altractive and con- VEDieNt; Near s¢nuoiuouse, and on Car une; wouid make an ideal winter nome; owner a widow and cannot uve g00oa chance for a smail busi- nevs with smaud capital casn or terms. Owner,’ 392 Riverside Jacksonville, Fla dec26d WANTED—Men and women can earn to $ou a week writing moving pi ture piays; experience UNNECEesSary; Dunne Pubushing TO N American fa On. Hobart. Ave., n_for auwmobie it sired. maquire of Mrs. Vars, +8 Hobart 'y and 2, or ¢ 10 ¥ p. ul noviyTasTu ROOM TO RENT—Steam heated, use Of DALA ANU LEicPauNe; CENThuny sUCHL- ed; buara iI_gesired; rrone 1161-2. FOR RENT—Rooms, en suite or sin- in aesirabie, private home, mod- ern convenicuces, Nrst c.ass neighbor- hood, five minutes’ walk from Franklin Square. Keterences. i ferms reasonaose. price $15,000, Address “B. RENT-—Seven room fi improvements_at y. Teiephone €42- Franklin St. FOR RENT—Tw: rooms, wita board, suitabie for gentle- all couveniences, mouth, 44 Laurel Hill ‘Ave. or call at 70 work anywhere; ded25d TO RENT—First floor flat of five of horses, ' yooms, pleasant location, reasonable rent, utes’ walk from Franklin Square. In- quire 53 Oak St._ N '—Good seven-room ho in good re- and five min- wa..er A. Heath TO RENT—Furnished roo veniences for housekeepin; cost dec24d STORAGE to ren J. E. fanning, 52 Broauway TO MENTElght-room cottage with bath and ail modern improvements. in- quire at this office. STORI: TO RENT at 61 Frankiin S. .nquire at Bulietin Office. FURNISHED ROOM — Centrally Emma Morse, 18 Unlon St. HED ROOMS, all modern con- . 38 Union St. Phone 1051-3. FOR RENT FINE MODERN FLAT Seven Rooms Heat furnished $35.00 per month. JAMES L. CASE, Rental Dep't. 37 Shetucket St, Norwich, Ct. 'FSR RENT FFICES AND “TORES IN THE NEW * THAYER BUILDING. Four storik Located on Fran! terminal for all loenl Has bardwood sors and wood thirmings throughout Best of elevator service and the build- Ing will be up-to-date in every way. offices from $S to $30 per For further information, re of WILLIAM F. ket St, Norwich. Conn. light, ary room. Tel. 291-13, dec24d ew London, dec23d FOR SALE—Upright piano, mahog- any case, price $100; rare = bargain. Steinert's, 243 State St., New London, dec23d FOR SALE—Wood, stove lengths, a cord, 4 cord $2.30. Bullard. Tel. 646-12 FOR SALE—Pigs from § to 10 weeks old; aiso one driving horse.: Charles White Rock, Wesi- dec22d Distributor, Hartford, Conn. hone Charter 1361. FOR SALE—Five-passenger electric brougham, 40ccll Exide battery; prac- tically new® price $2,30C. tee same as new car. Hartford, Conn. dec21d Will guaran- George D. Knox, dec214 E—Five-passenger Hudson fine condition: rebuilt and George D. Kmox, Hart- ford, Conn. dec21d OR SALE—Tamworth Dboar, three years old, registered. ieonard Bridge, Conn. Tel. 42-13. dec21d FOR SALE—Secasoued hard wood in J. Slegel. Tel. 646-5. enter of ecity, rban trolieys. Clifford, declld ing room ‘with FOR SALE FOR SALE A COTTAGE On High Street R L FOR SALE—Oid Fai'm For Sale m, 7-room cotlage uouse, and hennery, large barn, also smoke Louse; land fertile, pleniy 00 established black- smith shop in live Conn. town, central- lv located, weil equipped w tools, inciuding motor, dr and 'drills, doing business $4.000 per’ yea Price $1,200 JAMES L. CASE, h modern foyes . principally horseshoe- ing: price '$750. Address Blacksmith. Bulletin Office. decid of wood and abundance of frui % Imile to thriving i miles to main FOR SALE _Greenhouse, foot post, built of $-10-12 ft. side and both ends gia: low ugure to quick bu nam is situated village and 1% railroad; an ideal pouitry farm; aiso I farm “a_5-passenger Maxwell aotomo East Side, City. Tel, 101z 4d 37 Shetucket St, Norwich, Ct. demonstra e farm and auto are the price of both cash, balance om 18 only $1500: gepuine bargain, znd den't FOR SALE—Two cottage houses siX rooms each. with ail meodern im- provements, on easy terms. lnquire ‘i. Bowe! 130 Washington Phone 1132-2. noviod opportunity sii Send for W WILLIAM A. WILCOX Real Estate Broker, 41 West Broad Street—HRooms 1 and 2. Weste' 1y, R. L Telcphone 365 AUCTION and tools, etec. of TRYO, THINK IT OVER — and 250 63 (regular business envelopes. neatly printed. for 31.4 each $3.00. Send for samples and prices for Any printing you are in need The Bulletin Company, Norwich, 35-ACRE suburban farm on trolley and state road, mile out of city, good $-room house, large barn, poultry house other outbuildings, excellent land, smooth and .easily worked, g0od orch- ard, 800 feet road frontage; can bo sold building purposes for price asked for entire farm. Wi be soid with or without three cows, tesm, farming An opportunity to obtain a fine place at a low price. Particulars AGENCY, Willimantic, Ct. 50 noteheads Conn ruptey, I will sell at auction on TTESDAY, DEC. 29, 1914, at 2 p. m. merchandise of Nathan situated at No. Norwich, Conn. Said merchandise, consisting of some ary goods, but mostly boots and shoes, worth about $1,500, tion and will be s0ld to the highest bid- The goods can be inspected pre- e sale by calling on ISAAC SEGAL, Trustee. Norwieu, Conn,, Dec. 14, 1914, the stock of North Main Phone 300 is in good condi- COL. EARL N. GALLUP AUCTIONEER A graduate from Jones’ Nai. School of Specialty of Farm and Pedigreed Stock. Merchandise and Wood Bildo, Mechanical Boats, | Rcal Estate Sales. Address R. F. D. No. 1, Moosup, Ct. Auctioneering. e MOA~EY LOANED Watches, Jewelry and cecurities of any kind at the Lowest Rates of Interest. An old established firm to deal with. THE COLLATERAL LO. St (Established 18’ on Diamonds, oy, 30 suwn(od Juisidea -pe 8Ul U3nOJU} UPU) 19119Q WNjpow ou sp eiaW1 ‘O1Qnd onl 940jaq. Ssaut AEAN 'snq anof jud o] LNV 20X 25 Shetucket FOR SALE a good substantial brick house on lower Washington street at a sacrifice price. Land runs to Yantic river. E. A. PRENTICE, FOR SALE Two tenement house in good condition, always rented, with one acre of good tillable land, located in excellent neighber- hood, 10 minutes walk from Franklin Square. FRANCIS D. DONOHUE Central Building Nerwich, Conn. SALE HORSES I have 15 Horses of all kinds—big and small—that I want to dispose of right away. Prices low. see them. Tel. 1139 FARMS FbR SALE of all descriptions and prices. Have sold a large number but pienty of good bargains left. - . u..‘ull.l-. eal Estate nsurance, Nerwich, ‘Telephone 147 -~ FOR SALE Room Cotage Electric lights, steam heat, set- tubs, large lot, in fine location. Price $3,300 N. TARRANT & CO. 23511 117 Main Street, rr_—__——_.__—§} OR SALE | Eight-room Fivuse on McKin- G _poultry of all Kin: same, drop postal t: Samuel Gellert, Colchestert Conn. ley Avenue; aesirable location; lot 50x110 feet. For price and terms enquiie of ‘thomas H. Beckiey Phones 724 86 Cliff Street May Building, —— For Sale or Rent See the beautiful, room cottage, moderr in every re- spect, now being built o: ley property, Norwich Town. Yantic car to Peck’'s Corner. The entire first floor is finished in oak: dining room has beamed ceil- ing, pancied side walls and built in If desired, before comple- tion, two more rooms can easily be added. Terms to suit you. Roderick Meek, Contractor and Builder, invites inspection. and will gladly furnish estimates on build- ings of ail kinds. " BEAVER BOARD is a suhstitute for iath and plaster without the dirt and Inconvenience. Peck, McWilliams & Co. Come and ELMER R. PIERSON HIERE In ining Bastern GoRnectiont equai ta sletin for business results, Conn. ‘Why d’o you smile with your poor deas ace, Soldier? “I feel my soul fiy up thro' space | To, where my wife and child keep placs For me beside them, by God's grace.” What do you see with your staring ¥ *%go1atert - “The open Gateway in the siies, ¥ loved ones walting as I Tise, To draw me thro’ to Paradise.” Who else d'you see at this Heavenly feas anlalor? “The warriors of West and East s And all the souls that are released From dutv_-those whase pains ham ceased. You shouid lie In state in & churchy nave, Soldier? “Don’t mourn for me, but go and lave With your gentle hands the woundi, 1 gave To the man who killed me, kind ent brave.” What has he got in his bloody grip Soldier? - ie Le held to my dving lip "Til I had taken the utmost sip. E'er the leash of life my soul let sltp.® What will you ask at our Lord's feel Soldier? “1 will ask that I once more may me That man whose heart was stronsg sweet.” “THIS LIFE WHICH SEEVS S0 FAIR® This life which seems so fair like a bubble blown up in the alr y_sporting children's breath Who chase it everywhere Ana strive who most can motion it be- queath, And though it sometimes zeem of its own hight Like to an yve of gold to be fixd there, Ard firm fo hover in that empt3 hight, That only is because it is so Hght, But in t pomp it doth mot long ap- pear; For when ’tis most admired, In g thought, Bccause it erst was faught it turns tc naught. W. Drummond (16 HUMOR OF THE DAY Pardon me; sir, for stepping or your foot.” Man With Toothache—Oh, that's all right—it feels good.—Life. A pessimist,” said Representative s there any milk in that pitcher?” ut an optimist says, ‘Pass the cream piease.’” -— Washingivo Star. % Dyer—H: ee was one of the best men that ever lived. Ryer—How do you know? Dyer—I married his widow.—Town Topics. “It seems to remarked Mrs. Wood B. Highbrow, “that those Rus- sian cassocks do not seem to be any match for the German oolongs.” — Kansas City Star. Kind Lady—Is something hurting your little brother and making him ery? Iittle Girl—No'm. It's just a habit with him. I ain’t never seen nobody look on the dark side o' life like -he does.—Judge. ‘Yes. centlemen,” said the geolo- gist, “the ground we walk on was once under water,” “Well,” replied the batriotic young man of the narty, “it simply goes to show that you can't hold Great Dritain down.” —London Tit-Bits: “That young feller has been calling on daughter for several weeks, hasn't K Tl ask him what his fn- re.” him time, pa. He probably doesn’t know himself yet” — Seattle Post-Intelligencer. “Please, lidy, will you help a poor man who ain't done nothin’ in the way o° work for more 12 munce? Dear, dear, perhaps I could find vou sométhing. What can you do? “Thank y’, lidy, thank y* kindly, mum; ef y' could ‘haps give me some washin’ ter do, I could take it ‘ome to me wife."—London Opinion. Peals of laughter came from the pre: lent’s room as the secretary stepped out. “Mr. Green Is to busy to see you esent,” said the secretary, po- said the man who called on business. “Will you go back and tell Mr. Green that I've got two stories just as zood as the one he if he'll let me in to tell them? —Detroit Free Press. THE KALEIDOSCOPE The government of New South Wales has decided to establish a state fish supply agency to provide cheap fish. Spanish army officers have found bomb dropping from ueroplanes an effective means for subduing turbu- lent tribesemn in Southern Moroeco. The world’s production of zine last year, estimated at 1.103,359 tons was the greatest on record, according to United States E survey fig- ures. French natural have discovered a new species of clephant in Africa smaller than the known types and with shorter trunks, longer necks and ne tusks. % According t0 a Munich doctor, heat prostrations are directly due to the reduction of the high temperature of the salts in the body to a point below the required norm: In Trenton, N. J. a woman is re- ported to have divorced her husband because he hated the sight of her face and was brutal to her, and another for the even more serious reason that he objected to the way she was sing- ing to the baby. When the leader of a coyote pack was killed recently in Sligo, Cal, it was found to be a shepherd collie dog with a brass collar about its neck This explained partly the boldness of the pack, which had often come up into the very vards of the settlers. The attention of the oil men around Tampico, during October cen- tered on the great fight of the Eagle Oil company to extinguish the Por- trero del Liano fire. This well is sald to be the largest in the world, its es- | timated production being 150,000 bar- rels per day. Steam and chemicals have so far failed to put oat the fire and the company is now digging a tunnel up to the well and will attempt to cut off the fiow from beneath the ground. ‘The Welland Canal, the hil‘om which dates back to t“e early of the nineteenth century, is one of the oldest and most important of the artificial waterways of Canada. It has ben of great service as a channel of communication between Lakes Erie and Ontario. and in the rezu'ation of railway freicht rafes. It is located west of, the ;iizgara ricer n O¢ 1 folk a’ dine on the vilage of Port Collorne, on 9 The Buls | Erle, to Port Dalhousie, on Lake On-! * taric miles, a distance of 25

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