TODAY AND SATURDAY. / ; X A 1A Idiy . ; Jhn ‘m".i’f’.:; LITTLE TEMPERATURE CHANGE gt .\ B ) N ¥ 5 9 0 : : £ aor) W - & ATCHES NCRWICH. CONN. FRIDAY, OCT, 13, 1911, FOLTRY. £HE CLOUD, Far on the brink of day e g on I::'T.I! FIREMEN'S MUSTER AT PUTNAM oo e e nex AUVERHSEMENT under the heading of “WANTED, FOR SALE . Gray Hair Is First Sign of Age, or TO RENT” arc inserted at the zate ol | Vaudeville and Motion Pletures at uditorium. Harmless Remedy Restores Anditosum. © our at Porte Tn Yinh g i e % Thou standest as the heraid of the Ma: r at Polf's Thea~ G . A % . : . wh, ter — i and Their Hosts—Mornin; arade | - 2 4 Where fades the night's last ring Eoust ot Commian Councit Meeting tn | Big Day for Visitors and Morning [ Ostec vt rooms an wmo e cenits per line, six words to the line. gt ey Sl lckering. Hall N $500 Divided in Priz: uris own old age. Tn the business worl it st dowdtopa gone; a Splendid Spectacle vided in es During | {0 “young man” is always the one who 3 B . ki £ “new d when the evening dies e G LSS L T 7 AU fie Tringed Vestures clinga’ g Afternoon Contests. thought,” “new talent,” ete, and the WANTED. FOR SALE. TO RENT. the Lght, 5 =", 3 old man is passed by in the race. 1 . The last sad glimmer of the tearful < p el One of the first signs of coming age iS| WANTED—A bright boy willing to| FOR SALE—One cow and one year-| FOR RBNT—_An upper tenement of 6 eyes Y 2 e, No. 6320, the appearance of gray hairs. When |work and learn the business. The Lee |.ling filly. W. A, Mason, Franklin, Conn. [ r0oms on lower Broadway. Apply to| On the dark verge of night. meeta in Ponemal | (Special to The Bulletin.) | Middletown, John Heffornan, Rock- | you see them. act prompily. Wyetls |& Osgond Co. wiolesale department. ~ | Tel 294-3. L cétisd | P H. Brown, 25 Shetucket St ectisd | Tt R L P : QOscar. X 0, V. O. of A.| Putnam, Oct. 12.—All anticipations of | Ville, and Charles Leonard, Williman- | Sage “"“}"5“’9““" *g‘ﬂ‘;; Ra’"?fé’ﬂ e e=——————— ) FOR SALE—One new milch cow with| UP-TO-DATE furnished rooms—Con- | > rhow.. too, must mourn the rose of meats in Foresters’ Hail. 2 s -~ oy pe | tic. o3 correct this sign, which so of WANTED—At the Backus Hospital, | ca}f, also one two year old Jersey bull. | tinuous hot water. Mrs. Lees, 376 Main Neorwich ; what firemen’s muster day was to be v Fodatsd. s S Ui n ¥ 0 u 3 orning, shed, ‘ 3 h Stationary Ergineers' Asso- | WInt firemens muster day, Was 2% isitors Feasted. | ceives people into thinking that aze is |a good plam_cook. octisa |Jchi Benko, Novwich Town, R. D. 9| seplad i e adow Yo ol i T P Blocte L e eity. favored with 4 jewel of | 'The dinner hour was a welcome time | really upon them. It is o Well-KDOWD |~ inGERS — WANTGB Tadies and | O Cardner Lake. ootlid 0 RENT — Desirable _seven-roo train L Sels at 65 Matn Stract - O tober day, was given over to| for the firemen, as'they were in proper | fact that Sage and Sulphur will dark- | ceatiemen for chorus work in- a Bro. | FOIR SALETwo tencment fiouss, 15 | ouge. hee mintres woll from branks | And setiles on thy head. . - o o s ¢ ‘Visitors | condition ‘to do full justice to the ex- | en the hair. Wyeth's Sage and duction to be made Soon by the Poli{100ms. large garden and fine _fruit|lin Square. Dr. D. L, Jones, East Great| s=oonn. B, Tabh iorwich Motoreycle Club meets in|the fire fighters and a host of visitors | i < ner that was served to them | Phur combines these old-time remedies | Players. Applicants must call person: | Lrecs, near velvet mill.. inquite 35 0. ) Bluin Fel. 236 that was estimated as numbering from | cefent Ganer (HC Has SOENed e i | With other agents, which remove dand- |ally Saturday atternoon. Goty 14, ber | Bark St Williman (e, Gt., SEer s 0/elook | e 00 o 5,000 Hammond hath ihe excellent service | Taff and promote the srowth of the | ween the hours of 3 and b oiclock, at |or Sundiy. ootivd RE Club Rooms on Franklin Stree! ANNGUNCEMENTS 3 octiid NT—TFurnished room, at 22 WHERE ALDER BLOSSOMS BLOW. ' 5 | G, Clairmount Ave., Ci 11d i | A Big Day. 0 i oS the studio of C. D. Geer, Room 42, Cen- = t Ave., City oct Alder biossoms, hanging high, " adies of the e, = 13 FOR SALE—Far: S, W DL v Frank A. Bill has the exclusive sale s it had a bigger day than Thurs-} B G5 G0 - authorize the druggists to sell it un- | “NVANTED—Carpet sweepers 0 1o | o SALE—_Overl 7 Broadway: all modern Improvements. | ¥ g SN Vo, O O orning light. X Kinx Quality $350. 3400, | day, and the year's effort of the local i der guarantee that the money wWill be | pall. Work guarantecd good as new. | nassongers i eslieder: . 30 hoiaopawer, | SLE 2L 122 Broadwas octild and shoes. He has all the latest | fir. department to make the event one z refunded if it fails to do exactly as|Drop . stal., call personally | RRSPORESE: -oviinder, 72 2| FOR RENT — Cotiage house, five | Now the merry birds of Jume, Siyten, Dhck aud tuscet. e L e v AFTERNOON CONTESTS. Tl for work. E. A. Aubrey, 28 Summer L st L PRoet W St Dr. | With their joyous whistles clear, St., Norwich, Conn. octisd | |lte, and fully equipped. Box 669, |fooms; also tenement on M | frowned with success. Every feature ; & i Don’t look old before your time. Get Westerly, R. L Setda | Brewer, 54 Broadway, City. ocilld |Make the woodland echoes ring, Norwich mest, Order of Owls, has | o the day was all that anyone ex-[$200 win Prizes Offered—Interesting| DOVC 10020 el Y00 Nd Sulphur | WANTED—Man on farm; no Hquor, O e < e e From the elm trees growing mear. jase fnitiation Sunday afternoon at | nected It mould be, and this is saying & Tests and Novel Stunts. to-day, and see what an Jmprovement | tobacco; references; steady position: | whatminster, b, Gharen, Morciors Sa. |Union Square, fiat of seven rooim 8 A\t ninastnia, bangiaE s iEh Siclock. Nest members and visiting | great deal. The crowds were {sym‘;l(\l- The afternoon was Eiven over to the | 1o Will make in the appearance of |${ate wages; handy with oxen. Luther |\Gon "fariviile - S octra” | ficor” Enquire of £ A. G pi T s Owis urged to attend. See adv. Iy orderl and easily handled and in e uftel S GLYSR OVer e T | youn: Badr. 2 L L 2 T = Mainbt. X ‘When my lover comes tonight— . s the " eihing " Gosiness section, “here | various conteels for which $500 in | Y Neparation is offered to the |~ WANTED—Bight or ten good brick | 10l SALE—One of the oliest estab. | Sl o TWill twine them m my nair, Notice.—The annual visitation of |the silewalks were jammied with a|irizes were offere he squate and | uupjic gt fifty cents a bottle. and is |masons, Monday, Oct. 16, on Church | Willinantie containint s FaE stk of | possession 8t once. Inqaire af Bulletin —Mrs. Susie Goodyear. @istrict officers, October 14, Hugh H. | miss of humanity during the morning |all the busitiess section of tho cIYATS2 | recommended and sold by ail drus- |St, Willimantic.” You may telephone cholce’ grocories, “siludted, on Main st | Otfice. betbd e lodge, Taftville, 7 p. m. Per | ours, evervone was good natured and | Jja v eoRls he Ars gists. me at Murphy Bros.’ Stable, No. 191 | Doing a good business. Apply Wm. B.| ™5 RENT _Des Tne-room et i > ! An Ideal Day. | der companies. was put on at 2 e'clock | co F431 Main street No Boo AT e s price, $13." 108 North :Maln St. | °T0=% (e, worla-your' yoloe s cullian 8 I L. | The fog with which the morning | gouthbriage, Putaam not competing for Elgart's mill, Colchesters until Uct. 20, | FOR SALE_Fide restdence of nine | 0 > . T feel its throbbing cadence througk & BT Bpfconomiat saye of Gip- | s ushered in had hardly been d a prize. The conditions of the con- TRAVELERS' DIRECTORY, on account Jof being overstocked: gasand cith waler, %7 Backus. ®. ¥ | TG BENT_Tower tensment of four|; , the cloull Lo 0w Lt Soh il mith: “People balk &t the ordi- the brilliant sunshine oI was et e fo ac N aghus, R 15 lrooms. Enquire of Joseph Bradford, ceply cherish e Bary miracie, such s in axe Togtiag |Pited by the brilliant sunshine whed |test, which was spectacular, caled for = B. No. 3, Norwich. o Tel. 737, sep25d | B 4 on Yo Gt ner actsy thrill > as an axe floating | (e ot of the thions of visitors begal | o' 1in with the truck from the Congre- % - WANTED_Housekeeper for widower | ~ ;oR SALE—12 liprsepawer runabout, D The very depths of me, and soft en= on water, or & cripple cured, a *e | 1, pour In on morring trains and trol- | oational church to the Union biock. 200 . in couniry. Apply at Bulletin Office. A1 condition. Inquire Dr. Walker. Nor- | ,FOR RENT—Nice six-room tenement, shroud othing remarkable in the iife of Gip evs, and up to the noom hour they | Corge raising a ladder and putting a| _ orwlc lne octlld ScH: Sepod 3\1»]33:;5: m;gy Plain. F. T. Backus. | Each grief in peace,’ a happlness s m:‘:&m: ';’:‘p::“ I:hrnn\ rted y!,xr\l h $|came in nndiminished u.‘;l...h Tﬂ;(zz”““ on the reof of-the building. - Put- i_“u\unnﬂom eone Teilher To0n | CeRTNTING —FoR P ATEe ey | Lelephone 37, sep2 s ,‘.,‘1\1'0 Beart b SR B then multitudes and | j,¢ vantage points for the *firs |nam tried first and put a*man on the i T Eest cash prices paid. Addre T | notehonds and 550 6% " ireamiat busi | _ ROOMS TO RENT—Mrs. 5. G. Cong- 7 oo e i o gipsy par. |C0o0L Of the day—the parade-they |roof in 57 1-5 seconds, Southbr s nion e erabebelivery, No ol noss slszésj envelopes xzzang?mmem for [0 O3 MoB Sy Ave yld A § L born of gipsy par- | .ickly congested the ce linz i a few minutes later NEW YORK & oc “75; 500 each, § Send for samples | “FURNISHED ROOMS, il modern cons ahllens Apaut e eutage, and in a tent, lived a roving v | seconds. The Southbridge horses made WANTED—7,000 railway mail clerks, | and prices for any printing vou are in | veniences, 38 Union St. Telephone 834-4. | Tite until seventeen years of age. | \rving companies of firemen and |ihe ron faster than Putnam’s. this be- | STEAMERS postoriice. cusioms clerks mail carriors, | need of. The Bulletin Company, Nor- | “*aprioa T sharp reliel against the; dreary Jehen. coming into touch with General | (i pands lent additional color. and |ing accountable for the win, Bddie | Sxaminations coming. Send postal for 3 e LIGHT MANUFAGTURING SPACE | or ~cpyiels, 2 - Hooth of the Salvation Army, he usic, o a scene of vivacious anima- | Gemo. swho climbed the ladder for Put. schedule showing daty-and free sample | “FrLYiNG MERKEL § W, . TWIN, L R cparation and of joy. deferred, #onverted. leaves his tent ana engages n. but everything went along as| o a8 e Botthbrides : MA]NE | auestions from previdus examinations. | guaranteed, wili be soid at cost to ciose | 1O, RENT—With or without power | My heart cries the laggard timet | Chris It fop tion. but e ot e s {nam, had it on the Southbridge man; Franklin Institute. Dept. 36 J., Roches- | fha season: Soldar cesh fon and steam—4,000 square feet floor “Make haste m tian work. His life story 18 [monthly < could be expected or [ \qio J13% Limhar Siant for s com- tonngin ; boen run about 75 miles in L 4 truly wonderful. Dr. Alexander Mc- bed : v, Tunr e Is h —AND—. tor, NOY ___sep28d dcmonstrnﬂn% space. The lightest, cleanest, airlest| et vtk T says of him: “Gipsy Smith has | " There was no disorder in (assembling | bEIY: TURNIRE up the roungs Wb, the § WANTED_—Piano tuning _and repair- i mnELg GUTEES factory floor in Norwich. Apply A. A} &cross,che world yvourselt s calling e Tor Bie il | e n 20 WAS o L i agility of a cat. he buthbridse NEW HAMPSHIRE ing. All work guaranteed, A. G. Gordon, { __Sep13d Sachem’ Park. | Fournier, Troy Steam Laundry Bull . o iy Been wonderfully endowed for hi ¢ the varous organizations 2 [3 Your voice, your face, the very heart and I know of no one who e oris. TOf 1hi iR BE MATOR: S VBLY -Gl et DEME. R3Sl Choose this Tanth Rest time’ you. go | 295 Prospact Bt, Gity! el 683.3, GOOD PRINTING CHEAP_500 6% | Ing Franklin St., cor. Chestnut, Av of ou; " g ¥ the hearts of the people us t nd there was very little delay. in = Summary of Events. to New Yo You'll have a delightful | envelopes (regular business size), card | Jje24d Ycu call in dreams and fill my waking {and there was very little < o oie e ¢ the aff Oy okt 2 i - printed in corner, $1.35: 1,000, $1.85 ti:oughts. {he the pageant under way for its six | All other contests of the af voyage on Long Island Sound and a HELP WANTED Al 3 5 I 5 jcage Tribune, speaking of | miie taur throuzh many streets in all | were held on School street, near Erad- | suberb view of the wonderful sky line 2000, $6:50; 10,000, $10. 500" noteheads. T can but wait. but wait the long er front of Manhattan Island. hours through 00 ‘people wit- | and State of Connecticut, 't { 36 N { Until that sometime when we may h, says: “The Edgewater Pres- ent was at once naticeable. pessing the events. the summary of| Steamer leaves New Lonadon at 11 p.| 5 > S AL 814x11. printed, $1.65; 1,000, $2.70; 5,000, springtime in our deeper j Bytertan church was crowded to L SiE e e | Which is as follows m; Week dags only, due New York, Pler rf;;‘;‘,“'l“‘gp’"f;;ﬁ“;“‘;“- S Ot Lss; 10000, 31750; 50b billiicads, '7245%. | Batance of Season, Seashore Cottages | renew. Shrd doors m_te vonderfu gl Hand hose cont run 100 vards. | Nérfh River. 7 o'alock next mors 2 nd wife), several ed, 1000, $2: . 5 . Story, of his Tathars Hte Ome of ine | The parade was. of course, the &reat | 1oy 30 rLct or hose and Wet Stream o | NOTE RIVEr. 7 welock next morning. | yeung men for mill and factors, team DRl TS, s yiomente; Fxb g, | from 100 to 81300, GRSEEEE AN ot oeeia tel e Tinest ‘Urings that has come to this | feature of the dax. 1t proved a spec | areer, Putnam companies not com- | NEW LONDON driver, 4nd all kinda'of domestic help. %5 85,55 LSO 1,781 5,000 3525 FRANK W. COY, B oo st arawd s play, 2 1 = six polica, Officers Herman G. 2 tful racing comedy, full of bril- . Botidin . Chafles,” Fohn. M Evenina Pleasures. 72 Years Experience and Progress | fronting on ocean, 50 by 150, at prices 2 x ST foro ey SANDERSON & SON, Gen'l Agents,|from $250 to $800. Very easy terms.|P|GS # Rrogd sows 1 boar. 19 shoats. \"8G0,.,00 That the 15th day of Octo- | 5. ad i6 the Court for allowance; it is there- |10t He shot back—Puck. on earth d'you keep clap= That last singer was awful.” 5 : 2 L0~ | ping for y e N Investizate. e T ber, A. D. 1911, gt 4 oclock in the after. | LIS Lpotoinge pasEwIY ice and sparkle, with bright and . "Bri r Dances and oth enterta s == g, & o ite Leghorns. | ncoy, “at’ the_Probate Court Room in Enow; e buk b b b X e Camtiin S e EEe Sehies. £ 4 Dumis O, Chatlen Tate ] e e ents n or local agents A six-acre farm for $275 cash. HENS Eooidieti Sihidte e vesmnings e City of Norwich, in said Ditirict, | clothes, and I want to have another RS it & s of por : e ey thas Send for Wilcox's Tarm Butlotin| JORSES harpesses, wagons. demo. |bel and’ ‘fhe “sime s apnomted fof |iook at them.—London Opinion. gouvenirs of Miss Emma Hayner will | How They Marched. home happy. Visitors in the city, espe- | - | (choice of 400). : SLoTak copcord. HinicaTe and, heering the same, auduhe sald Admin. | Maqge—-in. that, book you st fin- en to each lady attending. Seats | The companies of the Southbridge |cially the firemen, were unsiinted | [Low Rate Autumn Tours, | E o p | Istrator is directed to give notice there- | poq' diq they marry and live happily mre now on sale lcpartment held the right of the line,|their praise of the local fire laddies’ WILLIAM A. WILCOX, BROAD BROOK FARM PRUPERTY. | ome newspaper having a circulation in | ever afterward? Marjorle—Gracious, 3 Bias o Sen i iy -f’f\ﬂgwh entertainment and courtesy. |TO ERM ] Real Estate Broker, Apolfi 1o 5 O CUNING H AND sald District, at least five days prior | no! I don't read fairy stories any more. follows: Southbridge band, 2 ‘ | | 287-2, 3 {0 the date of said hearin. an Ke |- New York Times. e Southbridge combination wagon, fourjy e lA“'der"l Of Momant, |An Ieal Sea "Trip ©o the Most DeMghilak | No. 41 West Broad Strect, Rooms 1-2, return to. the. Court. R X0l 3 e IS o | horses, ten men: Southbridge hook and No accident of consequence marred | and Healthiest Resort in the L = NELSON J. AYLING. Judge. | Rec e i TS Ao e orrong Indian picture en- | |00 triple hiteh of horses, 12 men; | the day, there was no trouble or diffi- |, Every ouidoor Tecreation, excellont sca b= Westerly, R. L The above and Torepoing is & “true | Sirls ought to do sometbing for the Hitled The Squaw's Tove is the featurs | o (5 ige” steamer, four horses, |cully of any kind. Altorether the fire. | Iof. fshiag, boating, tennie) Solf, YSUME 3% | yong Distance ®Phone. Je28a copy of record. feathen? Fanny Fluffy—Goodness, Moture at the Breed today, and tells [ 0, " CE men and all the people of Putnam were | wHE SAGRTCICENT, FAST, TWI the following story: White Eagle is REW | 4| Transatlantic Liner ¢ OCEANA'” | St. James band, Danielson, C. A.|pleased that so much success h —Attest: FANNIE C. CHURCH. | rector. we can't take them out automnz, oct13d Clerk. |and they wouldn't appreciate fudge, = T —Judse \ Betrothed to Silver Fawn before leav- | ., = i a a £ i 1 anyway - Potter marshal, 25 e Minnetexit | marked the carrying out of the biggest P < ¥ for a hunting trin. Gray Fox, his | 100 S 0 Bluncer Hose No. % Dan- | public event hera in adosen vears. . |y 14,990 Tons Displacoment, ESE £ 1o78: | ! s - |1 thousht vou suid when we wera g ower, the chiel's | i json (combined), 3 wi - | The nearest approach to an acc irst-Closs Passenger Steamer to Bermuday | | A N | married that ours would be a life part- daughter, but when he asks her fath- | '\ DESIRSA) B el WHE Mhe hearest approach to an accident | givaly Ficst-Class Passenger Steamer Reon 9 BROAD STREET, SSESSOrs otice l;‘f.“;ﬂ“.,‘_» hat ours would be & e part er's sanciion, the chief orders him tak en to the wilds apd deprived of his on my hie replied. “But I didn't ins es in the Ladder company, Danielson, 25 me- |parade was forming in the morning, a | FIRST-CLASS ROUND TRIP, in- l w rear MeEinles Ave: | L All persons liable to pay ta ly.\u hose wazon; Rattler Hook and |occurred at Bugbee's corner, while the | No Cattle or freight ca | | | (L new steel frame truck; General |DlE Webster touring car. driven by a | cuding siaicroom berth & mea [ ‘ mown Cot Breston “ure Thorens. hotifed | being the silent partner.’—Detroit Frea B e s Eagle nappen- | Lcrses, four men. who was injured but slightly, Foome with brass beds:aulics e luxe with privatd | 100. Open shed, 20x50, attached. Lot WM o0 e, nirawood | fintem, OF betore e iliac duy ol It the first $1,000 (hat's hard to Fagle promises to bring Wild Flower | S 1¢in Baptiste band, Webster, 20 batns; iness promenade dock It W0e N or Siroless. | 64 front, 222 deep. Front room 20x50, [l property in good . condition and roperty signed. ang Sworn’ (o0 | get,” explained the eminent millionalre, BN and o ok Wid Flower | yon, Peser Dumas drum major: Ly- | Ohiy Bermuda sweamer with submarthe signais. | om0 S T B0 AT ed |l Tocation the best: larse lot. aple property owned by them on | I know thai” responded the mers i ng Siiver Fawn v, r, ding Shore Excursions, | Seal pine arni 3 £ i S Il x 3 P P an R. Eddy Hose company, Webster, AFTER FORTY YEARS i S Tncinaing sho i : 2 | R S R L e e s il i e sees him, and imagines him false ‘to | 1y men: antomobile compination track, I T Hogels oot Lonest Racek; | Large plate glass windows in front. e Talline o Shals a TRt Wil be charkod s | i for the. past. 40 Sedrar Louisvill Featn, 4nd ahe would have been loge | " oogier, 15 men oy | Beantt o e Cag Howiy, N ¥ | Adjoining room 40x50. Three smaller FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, i of 10 per - cent. additional [ ‘ourier-Journal #tream. and she would have been lost | ' \winimantic fire department chief's |Camden, S. C., Woman Recovers from | Bermuda-Atiantic Line, 290 B2 | : 5 oy can De obtained of the As- | Courier- BTt K it Gray Fox had not been escaping in | . qiomonin cariiing Caick age oo , “ : 2 | rooms and rear room 20x%0, with 1200 ll Tl and at the usual places The Prodigai had reuined.

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