Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 23, 1915, Page 10

Profitable Sale and Entertainment at ol Theatre.| Scatland Read Hall—Sunday School | - plays at Davis| Christmas Committees Appointed— | Milford Soloist at Methodist Church. There was a successful Clristmas sale and ontertainment Saturday after- noon and evening at the Scotland Road hall, nettihg $20 for the club’s treas- : - e T :"nl"i’rg:'cg;x: were Miss Fanny gfi- s e w5 o.'130, R. A., meets| ers and Miss Emily Wilcox. LS e ; PR e RS TT " TG R R DENTIST |sniemmes| Ll | Ld] [Semsees Grant. was in charge of the f0od sale. Serving ice cream were Mrs. W, B. ‘Wilcox, assisted by A. E. Geer. The \ 2 bed quilt pieced by the ladies of the / club was won by Mrs.. Susie Lilli- e Suite 46 Shannon Building 1 B - E {Hiulte 0F Mis. Baliey, 56 Froamen Ave yron Dexter. B =55 s “ Ve d s <, i T hovisd T piot n AT 45 3K The ‘well arranged .evening's pro-| _ .Q{g Take elevator Shetucket :Street .en- |- . 5 T Tt 1 For e et et | 7 " L nae S ol B T T e e L 7 - b . Mrs. - - A i heat. - Inguire: of 5. J ’)ul.: episode of the enormously pop- | ning’s selections ‘were Pamelia Splicer ; : ; e o 5 el B e o} staes ot o Das Jmm&‘fi \ THE DIME SAVINGS BANK 4 WANTED—At once, first olass loom 4 ds Building, $1- Maln St noviéd - oday oney h - g N _Annette, v.h: .grl":::naaf.mh of Lost | The Secret and Somewhere a Voice is A “ s OF 'NORWICH ¢ | taviie ) l’uyz.:“ first class “W > TO mm% g“n‘:_m S 5 “her heritage, who with her party |Calling were solos rendered most X The regular Semi Anuual Dividend | Would be considered; $1¢ weeicly. Kil- : = avhE X i s reached the island of Martinique, | pleasingly by Miss Bernice Underwood. has been deciared at the rate of: 4 |lnely Mrs. Co. maviiie, Conn. Dargain N St =25 |1 nave veen subkioa by wotves of pain, ere the evil Hernandez, Fonto and | Tue piano solos of Fredericic Manning POF cent. a vear from the earnings ot | DOV __ : s O, FENT _Fiyeroom icnement. 17| Srihed to o mrec: ” " O " y their_Lrute friend, | included Simple Confession and Idie the past’six months, and ;:xrx be bay- | WANTED Live POy 3. durnbal Furniture ‘a i, o Gupried. peot by ac) X “them. Annette gets an invita- | weiss. £ able on and after Novem! , Norw] . vazd = Y I 1 e R SO S e Pt o o Apre leed. from the governor to attend a e £ i FRANK J.. WOODARD, Treasurer.| EXPERIENCED stitchers wanted f <M DO T T SO vanity, ‘on his lawn that night and asks| . Attended C. E. Gonvention. -l e il % out of town factory. manufacturing EOUS FOR SALE ||fooms exch ratest improvements 164 | 42 L to accompany her; but Neal isin| Miss Calla R. White of Peck's Cor- v shirts; sood pas and sicady work guar || or HOUSEHOLD .GOODS classi- || Dergt i e Ml in'St” ot “Tove of humanity and can't act as her escort.|ner was in New London during the 1 - RIS S APRI by Jettet, Slon Sxgel fications you' will:find these ads. S i e T e e e “a wrorid with their tears 18 Srpumises to aiip tnto the Farden | weok end to attend the two days’ state DR. C. R. CHAMBERLAIN bany. Westerly, R L - novizd yort amast nextizence whem [l 80or or 11 Stk e Sain Bor wiser: pet | Sclincs end muME swscumb to me: and meet her for - | convention of the Christian Endeavor 2 S 2 ik === e e 4 read = & 5 Z Sciiite-uad X Inez learns of Annette's invitation and | society. While there she was the guest| . g o ik ol ol Denm Sllrgeon oV ANTED SEversone, to “know the |} you are looking for articles in N Ny Wenith ot R ke e e ba S e with THernandes and|ot Mise Hslen Gadbols. of Montauk The Pa‘l;n ttnm purify. : Noer T o D Tt WL 3g%¢ (]| this lne. O MENT—Seven-room Aat jern | - Cround’ by the foot.of a foe. Ponto, who plan to inap R avenue. Oin enf m&bmm —_— - e — Tel 480. pe . A % the party Annette and Neal are set up 3 McGrory Building, Norwich, Conn. A s for skein windin ephone 489. e s AT BT TR der. the Hily drrayed in light. the governor’s party by the cunning Soloist from Milford. | les F' Mafl ! - afa white " learning. . Weat St Si7 5 CENTS A LINE 9 _Frunklin St sepz While goiden towers of jordly might L AL T Miss Tlora Penfield of Milford, who m&m..fi. . ;b.« Pul. T o novazd 2 FURNISHED Tooms, 3130 up. 38 Un-| - Are. bent Uke o broken reca’ * Doath, where they are bound tightly | 1% visiting here, eave most pieasine el wmpleof saeh it ek T 353, = ABLE-BODIED _ MEN for firemen, e moss ot S ST 4 D .told by Hernandes that the cave brakemen; $120 monthl: experience Lowney’s be wrecked by dynamite in an|SSFYices. Sunday at the First Meth- unnecessaty. Railway, care Bulletin. FOR SALE TO RENT—The best offices in this| .+ - STARVING FORr Gob. hour. Neal ana Annette finally man- | 0dist church. novIMTu sity tor doctor oo uwier: wise 18| 1 neart of man is statving: H Ve AT TR e g T ey — | nished rooms. . ucas; Central -y : Rinder woser. A moment after| Comumittees for the Christmas Sun-| USED ONLY FOR THAT PURPOSE OCOIATCS | ik, o, o /waow, it the giass condition, cheap. 53 Falrmount|™ 57ox 4k ROOM—Inquire J. E. ¥an- His sou! thirst for God. = their exit there is a terrific detonation |42y &chool entertainment at the First - e world, so when the men folks go down | = — _ | ning. o2 broadway. febisd and tho clft sheltering the Cavern of | Metiiodist church have been appointed | Categorical Denial of Charges Made BON-BONS o, e Tandin' el Bom "o ' fiop, “ai | WOR sALEhrec good farme. \FOr | “PURNISHED Moo — Cerirally 16| Come mow all g who istor, 1?““1 topples over into the sea. Neal |and are at work. in German Statement: Cobweb Corner; Cigars. nov0d 15 Oak St. oy . mOVESA ] AU o o P e Drink of the crimson chalice, i ickes he oW Fmiales —- - - H s Sprss noning Hoat and saved To Omit Service London, Nov. 22, 710 p. m.—Cate- H A'I_NF F;,%‘:m% Al':)?(ss WANTFED_Salesmen (o call on plani: | WOR SALE—X Torse: good worker; - APEISS S thie Wop s to participate in the next episode of| The midweek service of the First|gorical denial was given by the Brit. ;:d:':tgngur")’-:s&es grade standard | will sell cheap. 21 Thames St. nov God is the world's existence. _ Deal of the Navy entitled The Gun|Congresational and the cottage prayer |ish admiralty tonight to German state- |~ —an Eive yours Ot Increating businees ea:| FOR SALE Fixtures for drug store, pibe Life: he ZEruth, the Wa Runners. meeting of the First Methodist church | ments that British hospital ships were ables Us to Offer a permanent position |Shelving, drawers and prescription e o 1A Broken Rail, an episode in The | will be omitted this week. ’ being used for other than hospital pur- 3 with good Income; experience unneces- | founter: very low price for "(!‘,‘;‘;“‘- The very desirable apartment on the —Henry B. Tierney. a5 of Helen derles s ss usal poses, "“The announcement svs rers| Dunn’s Pharmacy |, & e S0 i s el care Bilictin 7 movia || The Sery e NG| Trencom, full of thrills, and the plucky little girl Heard and Seen. are §2 and not 70 hospital ships ply- nov20d L COCKERELS for salc; R 1 Reds | {rst foor of ¥ 2 perator at a country railroad station .|ing to and from the iterranean WANTED Second-hand, lightwelgh e Leghorns, boi combs; ol o = ows hénnerve more than ever in this ,,,:";;;:‘:‘,:‘,:*z;’,‘;;‘,,,"-’:vg;:,g spend-|ana that they carry only sick or A: e e Jow-dowiiooveed shik et stcck. Adreas” €. Box 34, Lebanon. AMOS A. BROWNING HUMOR OF THE DAY seneational drama of the railroad i0- | {uining this week to her home in Hol. | Wounded. soldiers, nurses and mem- condition, cheap = for 3 ; | Conn ROVIA. - NS g B A Mystery of the Mouniains, Soke Mass bers of the medical staff and medical MAKES |T HARD Lock Box 482. v FOR SALE—Gray, mare, welghs 1300. My wife's been mursing a grouch two-reel Biograph, and . Hearst-Selig f Pt S stores. WAR WANTED _Raw fars, at 32 Watér | Phone 291-13. ' movzad FOR REN all the week. \ = ‘Weekly complete the bill. Miss Bessie McEvaney left Saturday |, All the ships, the admiralty says, are TO GET IMPARTIAL JURY.|St. Thursdays and Saturdays. A. C.|~ NOR SALE—Leaving town, will sac- ‘Been laid up, have you?" — Bos- for her home In New York after s |ballasted to secure safety, but they Bennett. nov8d | rince good ail uround work horse. .| Stores and Offices in mew Thayer | ton Transeripi. HON. THOMAS R. MARSHALL, Weel’s visit with relatives on Otro- | 3T¢ not deeply laden. They are paint- | Fact Developed Selection of Jurors i 4 s, Y, b 2 by | Kern, 433 Boswell Ave., Greemeville. |Building, Franklin Square. ire~ | The Fair One—Why, how did you Pando aventie: S 5 el o Feuil e S For Trial of Dr. Karl Guenz. A g e e N it Conn, | __novasa proof, best of elovater "service. jani- | come to fall o the doorsiep] Vice President of the United States, in S SNOVR COMVER O e 0 LICE — They cannot live on a bird | tor. ~ Everything up-to-date. e Bool 't come {o fall on t Y. M. C. A. Course. The attendance in the primary room mfi‘l‘;re‘j;’:xf;“t; erience suggests this| New York, Nov. 32.—Widespread | WANTED—Men-women, 18 or over;|treated with Kunemah Lice Remedy; | - Apply to WILLIAM F. HILL. Agent, | the doorstep—I came to call—Puck. 2 of the Town street school was very | .. c€VOU3 CXPOLERCE SUSESSS (hiS|sympathy among the residents of New |375 th; government jobe: list posi- | send S0c and try u boicie postage paid. | Room 108- Helper at Army Canteen—A tooth- It is with pride and satisfaction that | Small last week, owing to an epidemic | P08 O "B GPOR CHRER GRS BT | York for one side or the other of the weits lmmedisialy, Wrank | ORORAT Nocwlat Ot - Jel¢TuTHY brush? Certainly. Would you like it the entertainment committee of the|©f Chickenpox. o ’ nations at war in Europe rendered ex- | ! Be: Dope. Bl Boraee - 3 -, TO RENT bard or soft? : Z* local Y. M. C. A. announce that they : S i .| 'The foregoing statement is the sec- | tremely difficult today the selection of | = £ RO SALE—Oak bedroom set Mrs. | Jock—Bless you., maam, T'm not have arranged with Vice President |, FEver Ready circle of the King's|,nj genial issued.by the Britisnh ad- |2 JUIY to try Dr. Karl Buenz manag-| WANTED Antique furniture and old | - oS¢ Stetson St. QUONOFHONTAUG—Tea- cot. | BOINE to use it Its only for kit in- Thomas R. Marshall to deliver his|U@uEl ters held ts November meeting | miralty of the report that British hos. | IN8_director and his three subordinate | ${IVer: €904 Bruckner: | COCKERELS for —sal 1. Reds, O d.b—xwo o spection.—Galveston News. ‘ 2 great lecture on National Tendencies|Monday evening with Miss Addie R.| foo1 Shine were being used for -con. |Officials of the Hamburg-American Auk] 3 White Leghorns, both combs; aiso two | 8¢ 3 feres land, 1500, 0ot 0| “We want some onme to play Sam- £ on Friday evening, Nov. 26th, at Colo- | Heath of Eim avenue. veving troops, munitions and other |line on charges of conspiracy to de- B Buf Leghome B0 ok Ad- | etable gardens; bardwood floors;| 900" - eXplaiged . the ie manager. Sial theatze. Thls is tn keeplng With| .. George LePan and Mrs . A |V material The Teport which was|Solve the United States by sending re- RovI0STa e A e B “heat Rema: 3356| Do vou think you cquld wreck the settled policy e Y. M. C. A E = . A Joe 5 | lief ships to the German cruist A sy b TR M R | -~ ¥ tempie %o present on the 1yceum platform the | Beebe were in New London the last | 51 out from Berlin on November 12|l Siantic in the early stages of the FOR SALETwo nice Rorses. § vears | '\hers 300 (o 4000, Send for Saokdet | IEET, o 1 been a bas- \ messages of the great men of our|9f the Week to visit Mrs. Beebe's| ujccording to news from Spain. the | War. < old, sound and kind, good workers and FRANK W. COY. esterly, - Petue-piin- for - 11 yemty~ — Buffalo g Comntey. e Lun Bl nambergpt English hospital ships ens | | FOrty-two talesmen were % o . s "Ohe, dsuble dump. cart and s | m=— Express. |4 ~ Of Mr. Marshall we need say noth- == e route fOr the Medits but only ten jurors were selected an g g e L S < . ing. Th man who was slected gover. | Joriold, Hungertord ot _Providence| {iince increase ately. It Js Also o | {hese tentatively. ight of this num- PSR Bl S Rouniain FOR SALE nFur_Stranger—on, st Do stop = o A mantic, Conn. L dos e op Do eahens the State IroM | were week end sucsts of Rev. and Mrs. | Gced many of the hospital ships are | per, however, wers said by oounsel FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU | = Nervous . Patriot—Er—we are ail, Faward P, Dhocancs ot Weer drows: | deeply laden. Apparently they are |be acceptable to both sides: roo fighters today, Madam. H-he's got cratic, and later recelved over 6,000,000 carryl it The entire panel was exhausted and | Central Bldg. = G. L. Ghesbro, Mgr. = : votes for the highest office in the gift | Street. hd treopermunition, war material| fer from which to complete the the right spirit. I-I must not inter- of the people, except one, needs no jury will be on hand when the trial Lucian H. Beebe and son Standish of | ;4 statement issued by the British . Leb. 3 A 3 FOR SA fere. (Makes off hurriedly). —Lon- rs' White Wyandotte cockerels for l E don Punch. FOR SALE Draeding purposes, 32 and $3 cach. if introduction. It is of interest, how- | . : admiralty on November 14, character- | IS_resumed tomorrow morning. Dur- 3 - T the | lutely false” and added: ercis 1 n z - .fi-h... '.,,"l: :: lecm{:& Nor- ;:erel: lefln::,’us:a:ymsn Beebe remaining .;]B,.‘?sh hospital ships always have l?ng::l fin:d ns-.te government four of the . sa e 5 o 1916 OVERLAND ¢ vl Gemonstrater FIVE FINE ‘Oh, “:. l:{fil::"sb.ke!m ‘wich is-fortunate wving Mr. Mar- = . and always will be used under the |six allow - ; n 1,2 o .-—‘n_,.‘. ‘:-m. iz the only city 8 Con-| frs. John Fyan of 180 West Town conditions prescribed by the Geneva o r::;‘;*g;p:;a&:d“;: b‘:rg- 3 & fi;'um":.‘:r;":,‘m‘;‘r: folx"‘q‘):ml),(“ll:l.a o 1o Other ‘{:‘,;"‘h’..r’:{ifif," e:'pmnm“:c'f— which he speaks : : e Hague conventions.” n < 5 Jseture tour during the recess of | Jireet and Mrs Nora McGibney of = drery” eutral with respect fo ~ {he will buy B N ts ZdsyleCominfoual 5 ropean war. lany of e lesmen —_—_ - &= s number of ticksts are already | [2maln over Thankegiving, euests of EARL OF HERBY. DECUARES Tag elkcives sérvine e it 81 thomelikeé house on Baurel HillAvenue; | ~Fom SALE_Cadtilac, 1911, demi-ton. “This fellow told me.he was going the Y. M. C. A course, of|Mrs Ryan's niece, Mrs. Moriarty. GREAT BRITAIN IS SOUND.|one side or the other, while German, |9 fooms and bath, gas, efficient heater. | neau, car in good running condition. C. 4 to . show ime fthe beauties of the this is No. 1, but there are otlll| o\ = British or French descent had enroll- |LOt is about 60xI% feet, and there is | W, Atwood, Danlelson, Conn. Fhone On Convent Street o s quite a number of splendid seats ob- r. an rs. Harry Beebe had as|Says People Are as Determined to|ed their sympathies under the colors|a barn of good size. Part of purchase |112-3. o S ‘ell, dignt he”" tainable, and tickets can be purchased | Suests Sunday at their home on Otro- at rice may remain on mortgage at £ r Ford _tourll A1 0 1 St L - s ‘and office build- e oo ocan be purchased | §ondo avenue Mr. and Mrs. Clarence| Carry War Through as-They Were|of thelr fathers. = Only three were|D y teage at 5| “FOR SALE_Ford touring car Al od b i He meant ‘park: 3 : 4 - | per cent. condition, thoroughly equipped. W. R. o S iiony miine this lectare is 31. Tickets for the fout Beebe and daughter. Mise Grace Bee-| in August. i e Belivs Jumetion poren= 10 _— Fisbie. Tear 37 Frankiin S0 noviid e L s e e Marena 1 soe, ourse, In- | Eugene Peck and daushter Anna from London, Nov. 22, 615 p. m—"The|® Woman of German parentage. ARCHA W. COIT, o IOTSE Kok A4S, One S8 e i Company Post. i, o LR AR e fo vec this war. throukh o the end: || Bridgeport—Deputy United States| The Mutual Benefit Life Agency, | [N lote Jnauise af é73, Main St Bi- - threshers were “washing up” one school children would like to see and | BIG SHIPMENT OF SALMON 5aid the earl of Derby in talking to the | Marshal ‘Timothy ‘B Hawley haslgy groadway Telishone 1334 | “priis FOR SALE Georse A. Kahn JAMB L CASE et A G Vo i g et Rear the vice president, the commitiee American correspondents today re- | €rved a libel on the schooner Emmett B A R Swede who was net engaged in B Rt © oa (ot b Toates FROM PACIFIC NORTHWEST.|garding the British - recruiting cam.|S: Angell at Bridgeport on informa- use of water, soap and towel. Norwich, Connf “Well, Harris,” said’ the farmer, Balf price, 50 cents each. “aren’t you going to wash this morn- e ign of wki i 3. | tion that the schooner's managers have THINK IT OVER — 250 noteheads || 37 Shetucket St, R e O T carme i failed to pay the pilot bills. GREEN & GOLDSTEIN ' |and 23 6% (resular business size) Seven Carlcads, W, . i i lopes, neatly printed. for $1.90; 500 r ing - —— Pounds Arrived at Chicago. the war through as they were in Aus- pf - A, . STARTED SOMETHING, WHEN 2 H gust of last year and we will win it" Real Estate Brokers o8 B send for . simpice’ sand o Nows returned the Swede: i HE SAID WOMEN SOLD VOTES.| Chicago, Nov. 22.—The biggest ship-| That much, Lord Derby said, he was DOUBLY PROVEN We are selling farms and farm prop-|of. The Bulletin Company. Norwich. on't make me dirty . to sleep. % e ment of salmen ever carried from the | WIlling 10 affirm as the result of the grty. qpiekily sana it goox reanifs [Qody R e A Congressman Jacob E. Meeker of St.| Pacific northwest arrived here today,(Canvass of the country which he had e S ING 1 f all kinds. - T Louis Greated Uproar at — Suffrage | TWenty_seven. carloads comprised ihé | been managing. More dennite Inform. ; sell in this line, with full description | I AM BUXING poultry of si.&7%%|| WATCH HILL BUSINESS THE KALEIDOSCOPE Mosting, lot and all but two of these were de-|ation he was obliged to withhold until | Norwich Readers Can No Longer | naftions. Address Green & Goldstein, | Samuel Gellert, Colchester, Conn. g 7 livered to eastern lines for transporta. | the formal announcement of the re- Doubt the Evidence. P.O. Box 98, Versailles, Conn. Tele- PR WY s P et children J St ok Nov. | 32--Congross tion to the Atlantic seaboard. The|Sults of the canvass, which he made - phone 617-2. nov11ThSTu ST W e e » > 2 Jacob 1. Meeker of St. Louls, in ad | ShiPment was said to weigh 2,200,000| December 1L In accordance with e Saws were first fashioned in imi- Zressing & suffrage meeting here to- | Pounds: : that Dolicy he declined to answer| mnis Norwich citizen testified long tation of the jawtone of-a snake. o ated oo oune here toi| Word also was received in railroad|questions whether responses had ex- i that in Denver, so he had been told, | C. CleS, that another special train load- | ceeded his exrectations or otherwise | 250 Db s avadliag. dsmestal Somen 1ive Sremen sqid their votes for ftty am-|Sd With raw silk from Japan would|OF to indicate whether the number of | Tola of quick relief—of undoubted Finely located 10-room resi- . y Ton Thi two years longer than single ones. s acs and that e yors oty o) | reach St. Paul tonight. recruits obtained meets the war office A Very Nice New Bungalow. ly View, lot 50 by 20v. This place is years long x? 1 Women there coeld b bo:gh!tncx:g Tequirsmenta. Pt OB Fiers Iaprorurate: iives Pt e A5 W DR ooy Lok Destcllion Sva the ptise Silk was at one time so valuable tarre temomn. "t Y| Cardinal Hartmann, of Cologne Ger- | Lord Derby sald it would be a great| The facts are now confirmed. Tl very reasonable CFor full particns ||| Modern conveniences, stable, {5 very fow. "Inqaire about it. hat Tt Dbl IR o weight In When tho congressman lried {o|Many, lofc for Rome to attend the e nation carried the| lars, inquire of garage or carriage house on the B et e v g Pt gold. - leave Lhe rocm, several women block- | COnsistory at the Vatican, having | Va7 to a successful end without com- I teE sy i COmtr Lo s aTh JORN A, MORAN, remises. the water sid ndy. gv v W ed bis path and huricd arguments at|becn sranted safe conduct by Italy. |puision. Te attributed the TiSyious [jdence‘odtioloye: AR e g oM gl SN e lod. Tieabll o o besch: not far from board’ ‘waik || June frosts and a wet summer in Do e Ut siies for Ary tles of tas case had not been realized.| Mrs, C. Bennett, 46 Paimer St, Nor- irlna it S s oor Bl i ao s s than |y e fact that Great Britain primari- | wich, says: “Some years ago one of YOU CAN BUY THOMAS H. BECKLEY Farma. i ol Ros Uik the: viainity b gt heer. y Was a naval power with the largest|my family suffered from backache, 278 Main Strest Phones 724 Chiolce of _400—prices from navy in the world and that Was doing all that had been ‘expects | EVEry cold he caught rettled on his of it, also, he thought had its effect |kidneys and made the trouble worse. | v, speak quick. on recruiting. He attached little im- | His kidneys were disordered, as was| - °° *Poo< portance to the few persons trying o | s o E-A. PRENTICE discourage enlistments and he repeat- | S1OWR Dy the kidney secretions belng | g,y 300 86 Cliff Street ed with emphasis his conclusion that |irregular in passage. Doan's Kidney 4 the spirit of the people is sound and | Pills, procured at N. D. Sevin & Son’s of -tigers, Ahey\beat their trunks on the' fine sunny 10 room House with the ground. % $20,000. Send for catalogue. modern improvements at 20 Grove St. WILLIAM A. WILCOX. Real Estate Broker, No. 41 West Broad St.. Roow§ 1 and 2. Westerly, R. L Phione No. 363... 474-3 S EXCHANCE . Publiciy owned forests of thc Uni- ted States contain more than onec- Z2th of the country’s timber. - Hyenas' jaws are so powerful that they can break the shin bone of a bullock at one snap. storage birds could be had for as low | Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same . that as 25 cents a pound, but birds from | Mrs. Bennett had. Foster-Milburn Co, | The very desirable property 107 - this year's crop.brought at least 30| Props., Buffal £ cents a pound and that for “skinny® % COTTAGE HOUSE e T oamtin 1, e best and within eight minutes’ walk Setday, afording all-ocean roue o Tampa—St. Petersburg STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, Lucas: County, s > < F1 3. Ch iz senfor partner of the ‘rm of For particulars In- Kinley Ave, XX quire of Kapok, known in Ecuador as “lana ; > de ceiba,” or “vegefable wool” is'a that Great Britain and her allies will [ Drug Store, brought prompt reliet.” . | : e s for good farm; well located modern O A e (e Thrate] Srpe tgh. prews ; £ Cottage Houses, Tenement and Busi- | NOUSe in MNorwichi are in the forests of the littoral, a species — A LASTING EFFECT. ness Bipeks. Bullding Lot ail in ge. | rooms, steam heat, Dath, set tubs, @ (e entts Triotendron (allied. to i PRICES FOR TURKEY At a later interview Mrs. Bennett |sirable locations. List your property if | electric T N e FOR SALE the cotton plant). The ceiba bears : - eioany You care to seil or rent. as 1 have a|was ¥ . - LM BEACH ADVANGE AT GHIGAGD.| S ot Xty P e RS Tohatabeapl ooiink for ria s | rom TRTONS AGRNCE, Wilimastic|| . sgp LawREL WLE Ave. | NSNS0 Bepetiines” s Shtl? STEAMERS “COMAL" “CONCHO,” Best Grades Retailing at 35 Ce; ik 2 ¢ 2 WILLIAM F. HIL Ope The beautiful residence at 109 b veitow flowers marks the approaching AN JACINTO" 9 nts a|years ago and there has been no sign ol Laurel Hill Ave. known as the | ong of the rainless season. After the i Pound—Cold Storage at 25 Cents. |of it since. I willingly confirm my S ez o — e e = “W. H. Chapman piace” contain- §| fowene. fade" the pods that yield the “Wednesday from New York via : . Chicago, Nov. 22— Prices for Thanks. | [OFmer _endorsement of this remedy.” | - =°°™ - e - FOR SALE o B BT LR fEapel & commarice e Soeiad: {Eese & “ ” glving turkeys advanced sharply again| Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't . in hard wood, has three. firep] by hand:- ) extra Key West & “Oversea” Railway here today. best grades being held | gimply ask for a kidney remedy—get with mantles. The interior an ac Y Direct steamers from New York every for 35 cents a pound retail. Cold - SEVEN ROOM exterior of the house is in excel- 'y makes oath that he Electric lights, steam heat, set- of Franklin Square. Property must 8 W c o JOHN A. MORAN. - reciated. & Co., doi ‘busl; 1 sod ether West Coust Resorts of Florida. specimens. Mothers—Watoh Irritable Children! | ¢ i mutate and. Tavestment Broker,|] tubs, large lot, in fine location. B O et o ERYoF Tored0, County and State CIRCLE TOURS That fever, paleness, grinding of | sepd - Tramklin Square. - said. and that sald teeth while asleep, and coated tongue |~~~ -~ " PRICE $3,300 Central Building, Norwich. Phones §| sum of g E HINDI *To Florida East Coast points via are indications that your child ' has s ek eves Lk :r ‘“?.urr‘ E’IALL m}; e o Coat e worms, in its system. Kickapoo. Worm : : TARRE 3 Jacksonville and historic Charleston, Killer guickly gets rid. of thess para-. . TARRANT & C)., 3 RANK J. CHENEY. jith Ebezal i sites. 1t is perfectly safe for even the |: s SALE HORSE Sworn to' before me and subscribed T stop-over privileges. most delicate chfldrc:. x‘z is pleasant 117 Main Street, Norwich £ Yy g this 6th day of De- * To Mobile, Ala, by steamer, o to take, has three effective medicinal X% I have = few Horses of ail kinds : Dr1sss. o ol ral, with ooEyey since the dlscovery that mer. | gualities: ——acts. s & laxative, expels| | anmSmat o mw e - that T want to dispose of right away.| (Seal) AW, SLEASON, 2 diacolorea _complexion, Its: uae by Juc | the worms, and tones up the svetem. | . . "I C Crandan fare on Libanon Workers.and Drivers. Come and see - Cati is. taken inter- Gies as a subsiitute ‘for 'bleacning |Begin treatment today-and eliminate |&tihe Z. G Crondall farm on Lebanon them. Prices low. i1y and -upon ihe blaod Creams has Erown rapidly. A perfect|the cause of irritableness. . 25c. pounds, sourid, J ELMER R. PIERSON, and’ mucous The syatem. complexion can be maintained indefi- z 4 n all harness, extra finy 4 * als, tree. nitely if this remarkable substance is|= === saddle horse; 1 horse, 7 years old, good g - Ty 1139, & I A ‘Toledo, O. used. Its beneficent cleansing. clears . ariver and worker, with some. speed: 1 BUILDINGC LOTS . P TN ilr;s ‘22:":,'.5”’&%}’:. n‘c}gn l:;v:mg:exz ; ':r .‘:’:n“‘fih#r‘“v‘n‘“? -kl . iy k. s for consti- aying high prices for “special bleach" e é 2 5 - From beadty Speciatists soon Fecounise |l on Diamonds. wWatcnes Jaweiry e e P on Washington St.. fi"’n‘ m;rcul\zed wax o;ltl'nlgl:: }them -b, nfl n'fl;{l.x‘lu c't 1“-' I3 '52 == [olstein ops, 2 years old; 8 A id M St. I as become so popular can be wes! es of Interest. grade Holsteln helfers, 1 year old; pair Greene Ave. and Cedar 3 ¢ obtained at all druggists, who have it established firm to deal with teers, 2 years ol ung cow: and all kinds .of Masons ' Buildiny. THS COLLATERAL co. oTatain, freon this Al And Bood Smes: i particulars and prices or ealt on 1o H. GALLUP, Conn in original one-ounce ~packages. The Tavorite way of using 18 to Apply i ifice cola_oream, befors. retiing, washs 3 ing (ot In the morning. <L e teader. e saxolite lotion for wrinkles an e i - o 4 the facial contour has also become ex- 3 o harness, pair T | —————————— tremely popular, One ounce powdersd T Dither ‘articles £00 NUmMer: | = om mecpuat of Incremse im price of to- saxolite is. dissolved in one-half pint| ' WHEN YOU WANT to If stormy, first Tair | sagee: she Clgar will ‘be d Her High. | Witch hazel Bathing the face in this | jness before the Dublic,® there is - A 1000, ler High- | has a spiendid effect in erasing wrin- medium-betzer than o _EVERETT D. HEWITT, Davis Today = |kies and imoroving comtour. Vertising volumns. of, The Butietin. . . moyisd o U1 Devanem.. Gofn. Materials for ssle b (I . | 8" amouta a7 ey OR. F. W. HOLMS, Dentist Jogsie Blair Sterling a Ianders—At th