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| Gardner, Jobn H. Geer, Charles F. Gordon, W. H. "~ Gould, Augustus Graham, Sarah G. Grant, Martha A. ° Grover, Anson R, , Charles A. Haisch, Alfred s Haselden, John W. & B, M. - Hayes, Timothy and Honon Hill, Lavinia R. Hourigan, James Hourigan, ‘Joseph W. Hovey, Henry Hubbard, James L. Jennings, George G. Johnson, Ella Kampf, George Kelly, Mary, A. J. Kelly, Bridget Mrs. Keppler, Christian Kies, George L. King, Francesca H. Kinney, Elizabeth R. Knapp, Samuel R. Lahn,. Harry Lamoureaux, Hormid: Lasthaus, Mary Lathrop, Lydia D. Learned, Bela P. Est. Leffingwell, Harold N. | Letender, George Lewis, Napoleon :B. | Lumsden, Catherine .S. Malone, William J. Manchester, Leslie: V. Manning, Mary E. May, Charles R. Est. Meech, Stephen B, Miller, Caroline, et al dehw::d after 3 'a'x:'l:y Iivnoa to bairy surface er 2 or k- lusmm Bu-rm M. me. utes rub off, wash the skin and the|Richmond hairs are gone.. This is a painless, in- lupley. M-zy Ann hdn expensive method and, excepting where Rist, Em| the growth is unusually thick, a single| Robinson, Geo T. Mrs. application is enough. You should,| Rock, Leda M. however, be careful to get gemune Rockwell, John A. ‘ delatone. Rockwell, John A. et al Rockwell, John ' A. and others Rockwell, John A. and others Addlnn 53 600 “John-J. m Roval Gold Stamp'Co. John 1l0 Ryg'er Mary H. Mrs. 11?:: Sadler, Albnert H. et al 3, Saurette, Henry 247 Schlough, Belle Mrs. 1,320 | Schulman, Samuel 3-'“ Behwn.mnback Tuber Co. The 12, 1000 Selcer, Geo. H. 1 400 Shaw, Alexander Shea, Jeremiah and l(lrglret ,000 | Sherman, John' E. an 220 | Sherman, Robert A. 108 | Sholes, (:‘l.-.rence E. 2,500 { Simon, Loui 132 ¢ Singer Sewh‘:g Machlne Ce. 100 | Slater, Wm. é. Marilla C. 1 N. E. McKeag Mrs. | Smyth, Sarah : 81-83-85-87 Franklm Sh'eet . “THE STORE OF PROGRESS ThaeventthtleodsthemymwtuvmponMeah and Groceries. No;oonerwfiourladgratFndaymd ‘Saturday Sale — fltemo:tmfillvveeverheld well under way, weshr!héprep-nhumtoedxpseltmth TAX LIST. Gilman, Elizabeth Gerard, John B. Gough, Jennie M. Gough, Frank J. Grafton, James E. Graham, James Graham, Mary Graham, Mary A. Graham, Robert Gray, Enos M, Est. Gray, H. G. and Brothers Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., h this one. '!'huSalewillbefdrallflmweek. OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT Legs of Genuine Soft Spring Lamb, value 50c—Sale '42c Forequarters. of Spring [amb — Valus 40c Ib.— Selling for .. o ivi o ran s v dn o 95 by Try One Boned and Rolled—No Extra Charge The Gugleilini,* Vincenzo and others ley, James 1, Alice Dickey Hammond, Margaret, Est. Harris, Henry C. Harris,: Isabel 8. Hart Transportation Co. Hartridge, Ann K.© < Heaton, Mary E. Heller, Mary Carver, Mrs. | Souter, Edwin W. % Maffett, Sarah J. CA R' B iaabelia L. Sopiinern N. B, Telephone C0: son | Moore, ' Lukie GENWNE ALWAYs Native Milk Fed Native Veal to Roast—All Meat, Hiscox, Heyman J. Spellman, Wm. Est. Moran, James R, No bonedh~. . o i ra S R a0 Native Pork to Roast, Value 50c lb.—this sale, Ib. .. 33c Native Pork Shoulders, Value 40c Ib.—this cale, Ib.. . 25¢ Fresh Dressed Native Chickens to Roast—this sale, Ib. 55¢ Prime Roast of Beef, extra value for 48c Ib.— sellmgfor,lb......;.......................38c Pot Roast of Beef, no bone, no waste, very tender— Value 38¢ Ib.—Sale, Ib. . .. ... i 2 G Sugar Cured Corned Beef, Rib, the finest, 6 lbs. for $1.00 New Cabbage Free Fresh Beef Liver, value 18c 1b.—Sale, Ib 12Y45¢ Sugar Cured Smoked Shoulders, value 35c—Sale, Ib. 25¢ The Very Best Frankfurters, value 35c— Sale, Ib. .. 25¢ Pork Sausage, value 40c Ib.—Sale, Ib. M e e Moran, Walter P. Muiholland, James F. Mulkins, Charles E. Munroe, William Murphy, William P. Muzzy, Eliza: R. McDonald, Eliza T. McKee, Jameg McWilliams, Jobn D. Natzel, Charles W. Netson, Emily A. O’'Donale, John and Mary T. Ollson, Ivan Osborne, ' Elizabeth S. Palmer, Ellen Reynplds Parkinson, Anna H. Parsons, Emeline P. Pearson, A. Walton Perkins, Nancy L. Perkins, William M. Pitcher, Frank W. | Pratt, Tena ! Price, Orrin M. Pukallus, .Henry Rabonovitch, Max Rainsford, Merton Rathbun, Charles T. & Hutchinson Co. The Sversky, Casey R. Spicer, Emelme J. Spicer, James C. Spielrogel, Jos. and Annie Spier, Levi Est. Standard 3 /425 | Stevens, Robert P. Stoddard Gilbert Co. The Suliean. Michaet 3 ullivan, Michael J. 198000 | Switt & Co. Symington, Fred Szura, John Taintor, Bessie I Tarmer, Alma B. Tayior, Emeline E. Taylor, Julia E. . Tetlow, Ida ‘Tpxas Co., The j Thereauit. Cyrenus ob ! Titus, Harry A 30 | Tomarowitz, John 300 | Tracy, Mabre ‘A. 190 | Trimmer, Catherine 32 | Truman, 'Nathan N., 50 | Tucker, Lucy H. 200' United; Cigar Stores: 01 Van Cleef, Antolnetfe W Hopkins, C. L. EHopwood, John Hoskins, Isabel T., Heirs Hotte, Albina _Hull, “Ledtham Huntington, Ann E. Huntington, Theodore Huntington, Thomas Hollandersky, P. J. and M. H. International Silver Co. ironsides Board Corp, The\ Jackson, Wm. B. Johl, Herman Johnson, Chas S. Johnson, Sarah A. Kampf, Albin Kanan, J. and Mary Kaplan, Samuel ey, Emma S. Kelley, John F. Kilroy, Wm. King, J. H. and L. J King, Leon , Walter Nellie, Mrs. Beatstth:gnatureof s 1,650 3,000 In Use Fo; Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought THR CENTAUR COMPANY. NEW YORK CITY, Krauss, Christopher krwu=s. George B. Ford Honeycomb ;< o ! Walsh, Patrick and Rosa g Hemitiis ”?, Warner, Franklin B, e e Sugar Cured Bacon, value 60c Ib.—Sale, Ib. . ..... 45¢c { Warner & Company . o R in this part of Windh: % ‘ X fimecfitfi “;‘ . v;;m:;fln CORGEY fex Sfum for $1. 00, $3 lbs. | country, selling for 75¢c a ‘ . 3 5 . quor- law: the improper handlin, [ fllgll’ fiee, peck. The following is the summary of the work of the assessors just concluded: of Jamaics sinter, and has aroused |§ ° » very considerable interest here. Putnam’s streets ran with water on Lanman, Jonathan T. Sadusky, Michael A. ; . 4 5 Fodriod, Hlsanss ii. 1500} Watroys L N-p Scott, John H, . Sugar Cured Hams, cut from Native Pigs, just out of Lede, Joseph A. and T | ratrous, Sasje B, Mmoo L 10004 smoke house, 40c Ib. by the slice; 30c lb. by the half or Lester, C. W., Mrs. Weld. Lydia G. ! Shaw, Daniel Est. 1,000 | whole Ham—extra value, Lewis, Alnura J. Shaw. George D. 00 | : . & in. Helman H. Wotberil Y L. Sikorski. Albert and Paliine /1,000, ; Fresh ground Hamburg, value 38c lb.-—this sale extra ieweski, John and wife orski, John 975 Daniel, Est. SR e Sileox, Louisa P. 1,000 8 TR I L i e Lukoski, Joseph Wieland, Sebastin Bipson, S 150 [} : i : i Main, Calvin R. Wiraont. Bfhe. Jones® Smith, Frank Qi 1.000 We have fresh Ox Tails, Sweet Breads, Lamb Fries Martin, Andre Williams, Robert an dothers mith, George; S 1,000 d Cilves I3 Mason, Fred T. Mrs. 7on | Williamson. Herbert C. :m‘lld Ma(l:;mnla[ A;‘ 1388 . an ives 'Vers. Ma Lucy A. ; Spalding, Charles W. g d 2 Bk Ma Paul - ¢ Ja Evsflf,"’“m‘:z;"‘fifi' foalding, Edwin 1,000 WE REPAIR AND RECORE ALL KINDS Maynard, Fran 504 W izabeth E. Spetman. Philip 1,000 . Maynard, Minnie A: Scicniri e oD Sterry, Frank E. : 1,000 OF RADIATORS i i ey =t ure Food Groceries 5 S LT | Wylie, Gertrude Anna SEihan fame 1 ice 0 2 NO JOB TOO Mfaerd T2, Todson EI U S ey David ] NOJOB.TOO i o A SPECIAL SALE OF | Evaporated Milk, tall A e 13'22‘;’29'5“’" 'Geo™ id Bugenico | eaeion 1,000 Y ; :lo 19¢ ,11 u;“, v, Thamas F, 0 SOLDIER EXEMPT. Thurston, James ¥ 1000 WE ARE EXPERTS IN RADIATOR REPAIRING FANCY WHOLE GRAIN ;2183 : lbc.a% cans for ; vallen, George 00 4 of sugar-fre fi';iin. Wx‘}:iia‘;:xu A.S l,?;g &z—.rdA _eslie gx— goo RCE ; T i nthony, am S. Vaters, Milo - R. ?, Baker, Bdwin H. Jr. e 1,900, Large Whole White Grain of | Armour’s Pure Lard, value | Beumartner, Phiip 1000 | whitman, Mary M. 1000 e o nson o Fancy Blue Rose Rice that | 35¢ Ib.-—Sale 5 Ibs. for 3 eckw! nl . Willey, Edward G. : 2 McClimon, Teabelle and Anaie Benjomin, Howard 'P. igggl Willilams, A. H. and M. B. 1ooo| L cooks dry and flaky. Rice $1.70, 1 Ib. of sugar free. MeClimon, ™m. Blackmar, John 5 Williams, Julian L. 1 DDO i i McKenna, John and Sarah Bode, Willlam C.- 5 250 | Wilsom Citffoed e is one of the most nutri 3 MeKenna, Edward J. et al. 55| Bowman, John R. Jr. 235 | Wilson, George M. s 107-109 FRANKLIN STREET bt e elve e rnoatan. Quaker Oats, new lot, value McLanghiin, John M. LISy B 40 | wilson. Gladva ¢ ) g I 18¢ package—Sale 5 for McLean, Wm. A. ren arl W. 00 | Wormsley. Thomas . 950 s expensive O oods, ue “ McMahon, Eiizabeth 55.| Brend, Willlam - R. 450 | Wright, Farl 1. % Radiator Dep_fiflment NORWICH: CONN. ER e 89c¢, 1 Ib. of sugar free. R | e pan & ot o ol o ek New London N. R. R. C., , udzeck, : 000 Zelz, William C. : i New London Real Estate and Imp. Braca Catherine 400 5 lbs. of sugar 3 Evaporated Milk, s: cans e Wibitab R, "32&%“”;{‘!‘ Bt Lokl BLIND ShENET Fresh Roasted Coffee;, 60c value 12c can—Sale doz. Neuman, Louise urdick, Hes it ; Newton, Annie B. 1,800 | Burke, Charles F. S AL e A e imer P 1200 the ground of intolerable cruelty. | ill are unanimous in declaring that value—Sale 2 Ibs. $1.00, $1.40, 2 lbs. of .sugar New York., New Haven & Hart- Bushnell, Charles E. A 150 | Fr, Ira T Eat o The court also heard motions per-|what they have been thrqugh is no 1 Ib. of % ford R. R. 100,300 | Bushnell, Herbert L 100 | Mathews, Eliza. 1,000 | t2ining to varlous cases that are list- [ holiday experience. Though many -are . Of sugar free. free. Nichols, Bila 85| Callahan, John W., M. D. 400 o =Y 000 ed for trial during the spring term of | Iil none have dicd and the percentage || Teas g5¢ b, value—Sale Nichols, Louise L: 2,100 | Carey, Eila M. 1,000 court. e g | SopciAmbRI conee. § ey, anidlL Sele of Joy Washing Pow- Norman, Rose 82| Carey, George L. 1,000 PUTNAM . The session here Monday was for| = william Herrinden, of Woedstock, l Ib. for 75(, 11b. Ofll.lm Norman, Wilbrode and Rose 140 | Caray Nora “T. D. 1,000 PR that day only and adjournment was|was brought before Justice Charles der, value 10c package— N o Eecbas™ . L 1 aee | Caratnars, Namole. 2 1000 SR e i e R e o Sale doz. packages 90c, 1 Norwich Grain Feed Co. 1385 | Caruthers, Nannie Z. ; s e flu, the i stock cd $10 and costs for Co':o. value 35c—Sale Norwich Tallow Co, , 3532 | Case, Louise’ E. 1/000 }‘;f,?:;‘,‘fii‘ggg' e 'gf;’;*;e;r:f be—the opinion of the city’s physicians | bringing two horses into Connecticut ue 4 Ib. of sugar free. Norwich Woodworkifg Co. 12,577 | Cassidy, Charles IL. o B el R A differing—is - laying low large num- | without first procuring. the necessary for $1.00, 1 lb. of sugar O'Brien, Byron M. 8,000 Clark, Frank H. 1,900 Mr. Walsh leaves. his W‘lfe oA four bershol Putnam'’s lf:txzcns. “‘hxle“mail;xly Desm]\tds, as is {‘equxred by law. It was L R L R O e SO T Y 1090 | chitdren, Samuel, William, Lawrence | §f.cave From which. thoy, are suffering | not. tamilias with the law . requiring fyss. Neil, 08, . st. B es &’ eirs e v . . SN . O'Rourke. W, 100 | Conrad, George C. and Alics - 1,069 *“E"thc,T"}G‘;‘;‘e _,ffi;“;‘:.‘“nud“hw’ of |as In mo_case proved fatal and re- |bim to-obtain permits. California Prunes 30-40 — Ib.—This Sale 5 lbs. for O'Sullivan,. Richard 1,000 | Copp, Webster D: \uv | Canterbury, of very youthtul apueac | €OVeries are fairly rapid. Miss Lucy Fafrows, one of the These Prunes are large | $1.98, 1 Ib. of sugar free. Paine, Agnes H. 8400 | Courthey, James, Mris . 1,000 | ance, was given & divorce from ar.| So many are becoming ill thit cer- | teachers at the Smith Street school, all . Pardy. Chas. E. and Ellen C. 440 | Crocker, George C. 1,000 | thur' Dusinberry, of New York, and | tain places of business wer~ r'~ead o= | was ill at her home here Monday. Miss and meaty, not stone, | Baked Beans (small cans) Pattison, Margaret J. S. 1,400 | Crothers, Lizzie M.. 650 | allowed the custody of their ‘minor | o7 the verge of closing Monday. In| Ella- Farrows, a ‘sister of Miss Lucy, b'.lt .fl extra vnlue Perkins, Delia A. Mrs, 2,200 { Cummings, "Wm. & Est. Rose 800 chnd"n, The couple were| married | One instance a business entcip..s: ew.- (and a student at the Bay Path Insti- prune, 5 6 cans for 45‘:, 11b.. of Peterson, S. F. 1,400 | Curran, John I 1,000 | August 21, 1906. Mrs, l’lusinberry ploying fourteen had to close because | tute in Springfield, Was reported last . for 45¢ 1b.—Sale 35¢ b', % Plaut, Rosa Trustee Est. Joseph 7,000 | DeWoif, James E, : 1,000 | charged desertion and thedecree was | tén were ill. week as ill at a hospital in that city. 2 .sugar free. Poli, Sylvester Z. 2 25,000 | Donovan, John C. * 1,000 | granted on that ground. The fact that the grop, or whatever| Vaudeville acts that pleased large 5 Ibs. for 31-75| 1:1b. of Pooi, James C. and Walter 490 | Driscoll, Wm, T. 300 | " Grace H. Lawrence of the town of-| it may be, is prevalent here is noaudiences were shown at the Brad- T 20 Mule Team Borax Soap, Porter, Hv"wa"d \ 220 Drohan.;Ja&m Est. 1,000 | Windham 'secured a decree from Er- | cause for alarm. Three to four days,|ley theatre Monday afternoon and ev- : ll:l‘ll’ . h 20 bl.“ ffll‘ sl’m : Porter,” Nelson’ V. 1980 | Fanning, N. H. 1,000 | nest H. Lawrence, formerly of . the | ot confinenent to the house seems to | ening, ‘White Rose Rice and Milk, <V, Potter, Ellen A, G. 500 | FFargo, Matilda 500} town of Windham, now of parts un- | be the heaviest penalty that the vic-| The case of Fazli Ali, “at North = . 5 - Potter, Hadley 3,400 " Foster, Mary A. 1,000 known. This decree was granted on _tims pay, though those who have been | Grosvenordale, establishes a precedent value 20c can—This Sale | The finest Potatoes in the ; i Monday afternoon, when {he frst real 5,000 POUNDS OF - GRANULATED SUGAR FOR S s ‘ 3 r thawing weather il many days.came 3 % a ,§ £ ) fo help dispose of the great quanti- OUR CUSTOMERS s = £ k P E‘,‘ ” (3 Fl tleat of snow and ice piled up in this v =1 @ 8 5 H ) $ section. ALL OR OF t3 g ig E : 2g 4 d ?; Charles T. Thayer, who has been i1l DERS $5.00 OR OVER WE WILL GIVE B2 P K] = =i o = at his home on Grove street the past [=F LA g” @ == = z B@ . |few days, was regorted Monday as re- Doum TRAD[NG STAMPS No. _ Value: No. Value. N6 Value. Acres. Vawue. No. Value. Ne Value. No. Valus. No. Value No. Val covering. s . . i : sl oo i Samuel Smith is ill at his home Free Auto Delivery | I | 2 | li'lere. Mr. Smith was taken ill Satur- 5 : Residents and Non-Residents. | $19,257,60 | 44715| $7,560,8%5 | 370 | $149,740| 24273/ $180.432 |12, 84)| $463,200 | 364 | $2.008,088 | 47 | $4822,615 | 640 | $43,151 | 1,300 820,585 |....| $1,410 ay. s 0 % O e v im0 Bnes e ol ldow sl Sl Mits Calina, Busgmult; farmarty Lo: JOHN S. CONNELL, Manager. 3 P, svvasnisinn 4 % k -10% o | 5% 2 000 ... LA (RN ceceses eet vesaue, and William T. lgancvm both g Dlind Exefnpt.... 4 5 ERRAE of, this city, were married Saturday : - ind Exefnpt 5,300 5,300 evening by Judge M. H. Geissler, as Property Bxempt. 8202782 | 28 128,700 umo‘ 142,400 | ‘103 | 3,005850 | 1 1287000 22 justice’ of the peace. Mr. Dpnovan is v 5 employed here as a baker. Rich Food. " Work and Food. - = = 2 Boon to Party Liners. It you feel ¥hat you would enjoy a| It is the growing impression that i & - o e % L Major General Squier's . invention rich died, chew on the corner of your | a strongem appetite for wirik would = E o e S H s 9. ARy ng:' T 2 that enables one telephone wire = to|NeWspaper.” -The 'puip from which the | result in giving some of the hungry 355 wo ] £3 -33- El B 2eg fi% Ciareos SE8 a=-;;g. s carry ten voices simultaneousily pu.per was made has incréased in cost | European peoples more < food with £3% gg ) Ep 253 Zg ‘-fg' wSE geE @23 fi:;‘; Eggg g3 fl:(o}:id be §m00n to party line users.| 633 per cent., chiefly during the last | which to satisfy their hunger for B9k :"E‘.g. E E%s S92 8% 5kg EE., '§§3- g23 85, 5355’ EEPE a5 4 EAKO ITown. five years—St. Paul Ploncer Press. |bread—Boston, Transoript. BSS RaR. (58 .. E3m <35 - Bu- OBR 035 O58 #f> o688 SESE SERE 29 B Looks That Way. No. Value. Value. No. Value, Value. No. Value. Value. Value. Amt. Amt. Am Amt. Amt. Value. Amt. That B“r’iitisher who insistshthat pro- |; % hibition will create unrest throughout the country evidently believes that the DRY THROAT Regidents and Non-Residents.............[......| $115% | 35350 $25,500 | 3 $1,200| $707,360| $885,054 | $1.625 | $14,300 | $65,783 | $94,000 |31m 2 people cannot be still without a still. BOMMBE® BIOMBR. oy .s.vosusessionssosnosefinssoclssonsossetfeosis L0 b —Norfo's Virginian-Piot. Blind Exempt........ Property Exempt. ‘We, Prank H. ‘Woodworth, Albie L. Hale and Michael J. Curran, Assessors of the Town of Norwich, do swear that we verily. believe that all of the Lists and Abstracts of said '!'mrn M the year 1919 are made up and perfected according to law. Personally -wpuud, Frank H. --hl‘lu foregoing oath (Signed) WM Allh L. Hile l,nd lfic[uel J. Cv.;mu, Amra as. l!orenil. i nmsm R. NORMAN, Notary m mug H. WOODWORTH, Madrid’s first subway is now in op- eration. Two other subways are con- templated. Are You Losing “Pep?” Do you feel tired all the time? Does your back ache? Do you feel you are not so spry as you use to be? Middle- aged men and women often blame on- coming old age for loss of ambiti n and energy when it is overworked dirordered kidneys that cause thenf (D; feel old befc their time. Foley i efore Kianey Pills fone up and. invigorats'; the kidneys, banish’ backnche rid the * blood of poisons. Rey, M. Swyn-1, dole, Macor, Ga., writes "I am ready any time to sraak far Woley Kidney Bills" "Les & Osgood Co, “s~cfieve the dryness ZSoothing and’ pleasant. ‘When .m-du is dry buy Cough Drops. vh‘ icians * pronounce em- a iy Boinest. perfact: remedy throat Irritation the for