FULL ASSOCIATED FATR TODAY AND ' PRESS DISPATCHES PROBABLY TOMORROW - POETRY What Is Going On Tonight. STONINGTON. : SEVENTH DISTRICT LEADS. e - = : : e = < " . Wins Banner Offered for Attendance P 1 HAVE SBEN BRAUTY. b e B st e end Diustrated Sones |iBig Catohes of Soup - Made—Tws | Z108 AN ol Oy 0 oo . A Vaudeyills and® Moving Pictures at| Buildings Being Moved—$1,500 for G"arris:"“ 5 ¢ 3 ' | I have seen beauty where the bilis of R o oo g.re of Street—Lewd Dances in Sy . u“?f."ﬁm-g"- 2 ERRRGE Drill of Third Company, C. A Cy Co own Hall Prohibited. The following is the recorq of at- < e ”» ng gold, N. G., at Arniery. \ tendance in the schools of the town of . E or TG REN Enrobed as with divine apparelling,, . peciEarinair ason mests n Car- | One hundred ana ntteen baeteis of | Fosrih Tor ADePhe banner Fiven _under the heading of “WANTED, FOR SAL O T s ae 3 : scup were brought in Monday by | by the supervisor, Levi T. Garrison, I have seen beauty where the sum oy 5 3 : , e mer e e ey, T A M- | steamer Annie L. Wilcox and the Bab- | to the school having the best attend- ARE INSERTED AT THE RATE OF A Lo Canton Onecs, No. 3, L O. O. F., meets | COck brothers, from the traps off |ance for the month was won by the In rose and flaming poppy dippe@ in Qdd Fellows' Hall Watch Hill and Quonochontaug. | children of the seventh district. The o val¥EY 2 nCpurt Sachem, No. 04, I\ of &, meets | Steamer James M. Gifford came up |per cent. of attenjance stands 90.3, o valleys hung with sunset, like rich 1 - A. B, Hali, t rom Point Judith traps with seten |an increase of 3.3 per cent. over the ‘At the dech: mashle Camp Mo, M. W. A.|barrels of scup. Smack Laura Reed. |record for March. At o : et Capt. James Babeock, had fifty bar- | District No. 1. Mrs. Rhoda Miner, 1 have seen beauty where the autumn \ # A o rels of scup, while the remainde of | teacher—Number reglstered\.l : aver- 70 WDOG}!_ VO wmeNTS the cateh was brought in on steamer | age attendance 16;, per cent of attend- WANTED. RENT. Spread their resplendent arras to the Annie L. Wilcox. There s quite a |ance, 95.27 — - P Y SNT—Furnis d b 13 3 Slater Hall. mixture and the squid were very con- | DiStrict No. 2, Miss Mildred Abel, | =WANTED—Farms and country busi- | | TOR SALE-Scwing machine, slighi- e “'»:r.ﬂ{‘.a;g';,;';m,;’“gff Wherefrom the sense gained new beati- P S 25 wore (qhife | teacher Niinber. reEi ¢ aver- | ness. U care to get a quick buyer | 1y soiled, =0 F . . 2 o The tickets for the entertainment of | T o e e e e e e for vour Yfarm ot ‘Gountry h“s]neslgv Apply at Singer’ Store, 4% Main st QBN RN T e And undreamed harmonies. e ey pents assoclation may B | pearance . ‘At the Stamboat whart | tendance, 0.1 | s o purman & Cherney, the B | mavie o | G TRNITEED OGN, VI PGS | 1 ngve sssa Besuty where the winte: - 2 s things commenceq to take on a busy district No. Miss Julia King- | busine: 5 . Ny ALE—Dinin able, sewin e e 8 skies at the store of George A, Davis af- | .40 Guamo (00, hetRer EasaT arNwmber | resutora g | Lmaa e e e B ¥+ | machine, grareny domnes Lhee X -rbom, honsg on Ch Fulsgaiwitn (the .pale: surotay from ter § o'clock this morning. The as- s T & Call o 56 ClE § ma Knauire Mrs. N. B. Lewis, the pole jociation has decided o withdraw |° Moving Swan House. et ahhde e Bt Sy WANTED—Competent general house: | Saeoa — | ] Above wide fields that to the wonder- rom sale 150 seats which do not com- | Contractor Redden of New Lon- | = District Ne. 5 Miss M. L. McCarthy, | J2rk & ADBly L ORCHEE v ot | Enquire of ihe Greeneville G Wonaisiic otsiy ng ’ seat de ontractor Re ct No. 5, Miss M. L. ) ¥ 5w ' ; mand a good view of the,pictures. OW- | qon with a force of men arrived here | tencher—Number registered, 15; aver may8d _ | rejoph 32 may hot water, bath, conveniences, big pi- EEUTEe Sl s scroll ing to this limitation in the number | Monday and commenced (he work of atte e Rty s 2 D—Several neat and intelli- G o orse, | azaa, good new birn suitable for horses i . Heket: advisable in order to secure | sireet to its new location, on the land | District No. 6, primary. Mrs. Ethel | Siiators to introduge a new fuod prod- | vour jwn price, Call at 162 Main St. | Piace, beyond Maples’ Corner, West| Upon the earth, In the engirdling 200d seats. 4 “lark C. | e b R e uet ' for Hecker Jones-Jawell.Milling | j,"J. Bruett. Phon 5 may$d Lol Aprasd air, . o e T ecently purchased by Clark C. Lilli- | Eastladd, teacher—Number registered | Co.; salary, carfare paid; experience | .~ J- Bructt. Fhone il e i S~ g | Till deep within my heart of hearts I BAREED. THEATRE bridge, where the foundation walls aversge attendance, 20.8; per cent. | nol necessary; steady work. Apply | FOR SALE — Dental chair, cabinel, | TO RENT-Tenoments at custom and special made corsets. Mrs. | plants. Now is the iime to do_ your | 5 DAL BimnethiaUstoigpll, |08 ‘ e 240 = i a Securities of any kind at the Victoria Plant. =ole agent for Norwich | plantinj We have Kariiania, The Modern Residence. that ich Go 1 tou n; s R BARE= o sum of $1500 was appropriated from . . v S v ” own — sum of $1500 was appropriated fro dowest Hates of Interest. An ojd J§) and vicinity. i South A St. Taftville | Best, Chalks Jewel and Dw i 3 M THE ROSE MAID. the town treasury for the of the ubiiohed frrp to deal with. Telephone 1068-3. maylTuThS | pion’ tomato plants, Grand i 25 Slarer Aveniie. Cannot for less beitold. LATERAL L tuce, salvias, verbenas, as treets. 21, COL bor uga s cos WANTED-—Dressmaking at home or farm, well located near village and their uncle, Elisha Lathrop, line from any chu difice or public By washing goad coal out of the > | Tax Colleot B k . sies fittes. Let us quote Coming to the D: 12, | Collector W. E. Ryon is to| e TReh out by day If called for. Mrs. Bdwin | Si°S in any guen Sast Sid formerly occupied by Rev. P. C. . o s Svis, Monday, May 12. | oommence his second and last sitting (Establisned 1872.) B atTa ane ol et ot T ton | You prices. F. E. Peckham, Fiﬁyfu’e S HUMOR OF THE DAY ds‘:{;i\i‘“ l‘"";‘"‘ f ‘-”’I‘S"{*N' ]h«\'f"m- the collection of taxes due the City. l"r' T Nov e - Nt anmwereds | oo fodetl & oty oo 3 T ]“ S e ely decided to send their latest | town of Stonington on the assessmer apr10Th FOR SALE—Bay mare, weight . Possession given at once % : ; = big musical success, The Rose Maid, to | 1{st of 1012 e L - —= 3 years, 6 months old, good worker | Shiney Somebody says the ideal structure this citv on Monday, May 12th, when | 1. §. Naturalizat YA WANTED — Boy to work in drug| ;.3 driver sound, Kind and fearless. | = must be fireproof, windproof and wa- BB, seafle wil havs the anoie |4 . Naturalization Examiner Al- LEGAL NOTICES. store. Hinquire at Bulletin Office. ply 369 Jackeon St. 1 fo 4 p. m., JAMES L. CASE terproof. Why not taxproof and gos- AR G séeliic ihis HRlgnton one o il saL e el e Btontne — e ‘alter E. Chase, Willimantic. Conn. . sipproof ?—Cleveland Plain Dealer. AR e I, and which | to apnear 1o puss e seet tor - | Prograssive CUCHS | Fimyills Worsted o' Sanfolsoh. "0 | 2% SAUEGMES RIS, S WAL Seoin okt | DN, run-Bos. B Soliaiil thester T OHloe . Do | alization” paper A similar hear may7d liam W. Ives, Trustee, Norwich, Conn. b A e U the Colo eater g0. This | was held May 30 last : 7 ‘ cevl will undoubtedly be one of the chief | o L0 May 301 i COVANTED - Befnediiinteiecinl - mayod ~ | “What is your name?’ “Minnie, opera 1= said to be one of the most| C. B ori, as azent for Borough | The Progressive voters of the City | old. -~ Lifetime position 1f right party | . frsl olass condition tob. Winre maximum of work out of you."—New pretentious of all ihe splendid Werba | hall has causeq notices to be posted ;i applies. References requested. ADPIY [ Trmery toian gump, sach. efc: demon- | A suite of two rcoms, nicely fur- | Orleans Times-Democrat. & Luescher musical successes ana 1s f that none of the indecent dances will |of Norwich will mest in caucus in the | Dr Lapenta, 12> Bank St. New 1on-| stration if desired; price for a few days | nished and pleasant; also single room, | “She evidently loves her husband for v e height of its popularity. |be allowed at gatherings in the hall 2 : only, $400: easy terma. Sl furnishe: r not. | hi ».” “Why s0?” She The Rose Maid has duplicated the | Anevent held there recently has caused | Town Hall, Saturday evening, May 10, | =eh whers heils|Sare (Feet, Tonder Fest and Swollen ['L13 idohniguinn Je (Co by Jonn| Podia’ nBuSE, MW barn: poustiy hiuse ||| Fine nouse ang stable. Fouse ||| ed'in the last 22 years. Poles have replaced the railroad ties| Feet Cured Every Time by TIZ. are tors and taxpa owning real | and sieds; zood lana: sovd 1ruit; par- ||| arransed - o s w e : e Sstate, of the Towh Of Norwiok and | Eminent English sclentists have de- n th lncal freigh y: P 3 ght yard, and flat c Send at Once for Free Trial Package, | 1°7ebY 3ign and endorse the foregoing cided that the waters of Bath not only sain price Lor Lumearace sale, or trave modern conveniences. Situated for cotiage in or near town. rarucu- ||} on Sachem street, one of the best sars, Aryon's ageucy, wilhmanue, Ct ||| residential iocations in the city. Lteblug 't are being loaded with them frequent- We want 50,000 Dozen FRESH |letiecheads, 832x11, printed, §i.io; 1,000, ter. Mrs. Clifford Costine. 32305 a.000, 3 Artificial sponges, sald to equel in 03 1L,u00, '$18.5 | | | { application of John Quinn & Co. for a ~ontai v, 1 | e on oty Cortiry it omid | kil = ||| Lot fonting on Sachem stroet, ||| SoRtENS, Tl AL KRS S7 OuE Tran Rock Unloaded. i applicant is o suitable person to bo | .y DYEHOUSE AND WET | FOR SALE—O. L C. pigs, thorough- 100 feet and about 200 feet deep. any other radioactive waters in the Several flat cars of trap rock have | icense Lot IR L LR e e | breas, regiscered, noue peiter in tae ||| Price reasonable. oaa teah unloaded 4 i ed rwich this 30th da NISHING DE: | country. Ludlow’ Farm, North Stoning- A few good rents to offer, in- ||| 3 been unloaded im the local yards this | { April, 1913. John J. O'Neil, C. HALL BROS ton. K. F. D. 5, Norwich, Coun. H. r. " b . | week by the town of Norwich. | Bailey, William Kramer, John Reilly, | ARE 3 Buiton. quire of U A siisie eRinbiikiine Ty Tarte Mr. Webster and son, William Web- | John A. Moran. I hereby c that | apr24d 29 Commerce St. | S — — | $ H. BECKLEY, | A sing D y 2 ster, of Kingston, R. I, w rests | | the above named signers and endorsers | £ PRINTING—Look at th 500 : A SAEEUIR ey | sent to the United States last year 3 ston, I, were guests | | are electors and taxpayers, owning reat | o envelopes (regular business size), Suilding, Phones 724 | more than 50,000 packages, a large pro- this week of Mr. and Mrs| George | LA e N e epcs s Anmia g resh) . | catd printed_in Corner, si.40: 1,000, 78 Porion af which contetned duttable = at Norwich. this 30th day of Aprii. X | Eg@g NATIVE Eggs | s:u oo, sool i0iou, Siigos "ous ||| 278 Main Street 368-2 || M erchandise, and for which no consu- _ Erpest Kvhnlee of Pittsfield, Mass., D. 13. Dora R. Porteiance, Assistant | | Doteheads, 6Xb, printeqd, ¥1.40; 1,000, lar invoice was required. is spending the week end with his sis- Town Clerk mayiTh {52,105 5000, 36.00; 10,000, §12.50; ' 500 statements, bix8l, ' printed, 1,000, $1.855 5,000, 36.007 1u,000, Brinting of ¢very = des Mrs. John Kilroy spent Tuesday in o OONNIOTIC Y& |EGGS. Pay highesy cash price. biilnéads, 534, Drinte i 3 Iros Tuesday sricultural and Indusirial Adg illneads, ' ixb%, printed. 3L.o § Y usefulneses the natural ones, are made New London with her sister, Mg | al. Supplemental Order d¢ THE ALLEN-BEEMAN CO., 2105 D005 300, NUIL, 918 i gashore Land far % by treating paper pulp with chloride Prank Gifford ! Tguis Boucle and children, Mary Forty acres i higu anc situate en | of lime, adding common salt and'dry- state macadam rosd overisoking the | ing and pressing it in machines to “ounty of New | 33-41 Commerce St. f Connécti iption Rose, Louise, Raymond, Benjamin and London April 30, 1913 h = % i . Raj , Bef ? 9, 19 3 upiiy. Hend for si o5, ® |‘Atlantic ocean from Point Judith on | giv forms, Heary ars moving to Ansonia, whera UBon. the complain: of thé said Stato {BEGPCS Pritiens’ ZR0PHiacha N6L | fhe’cast (o Montauk on the west. Oaly | 51V It the desired form 3 s § & of Connecticut, ¢ aing for the rea- e, g s 7 25 P 1 Westerly stavlon, e ucle. hias secured employment | Sons “thorein sét Torth forcclosure and FOR SALE. ek Coon X LR TR RO SR | some good suggestion for making i ater Power com- | ihe possession A‘))Ie"(l:‘e“r;dix}"r?:ng;n‘gsd OR SALE, 8 FHAMS W. COY. use of corncobs is desired. The corn pany. prem c ing before this A GENUINE PHONOGKAPH, in first i Gldtatica) meleitions cro- of the United States in 1912 was Fragrant Apple Blooms. | e Tandy ot b class condi _on, with 12 records, worth | g High Girest. . Westerly, K. L | 3,160,000,000 bushels, with an averegs M—(’:\‘:ﬁ’vﬂ ot Beee 2re o5 | nEreryono who is troubled with sore, | ring to and being found by | FOR SALE {i=by ot e Specinlprice:oRIs 50, declle off 14 pounds’oflenm’to esnh busiiel, 3 " is week, and very | Swealy, or tender feetawollen fets 200rL that Adolph Goldhaner and | > | THE PLAUT-CADDEN © Sty A or more than 22,000,000 tons of cobs. fragrant. smelly feet, corne, callo: or bunions | Louts Adelman, two of the sald defends Tarm of 75 acres of land, about NI . %Y e ‘Du\‘:..\;nu:;“. et GG Laticop s cutiing ‘d can quickly make their feet well now, are absent from this State and 35 tillable, balance pasture and f| i 2 3 treet. e . S koo which has boen o D01 T makes sore feet well and swoller | {0 pirts unknown, and that no- e odlend. abn: Mt dueavy FOR SALE, B raconé e —_— b“""zxﬂ“;' viding line between Hillside farm and | e$t,2T® quickly reduced to their natu- | S e o s SrpemLly wood. and _thphe < 3ieMiy. Sof A GUuD PHONOGRAPH, w ReAL e aticiuet ElSan: kel Waa one of the Yantic farm lots, and is| able to wear hoas o fabl Slatve | & Neretotore issued, and now the |- Water on farm. House contains [ | records, at $1430. worth $io. | run from New York to Bostom, It putting the trees in cord wood. ith perfect comfort. R. H. Chenes, | plaintiff asks for a further order of || 9 rooms with running water, in Q| terms it desived. | male h as 40 mil hour and 5 ks o @ oot comifor o R e in Th ptenias a fair condition, with barn and EHE PLAUT-CABDEN €., B e o May baskets are all the vogue, many | Grundy Center, lowa, savs: ‘I put | notice in the premises a fair con % e SNE o will run 120 miles without recharging being hung in the village. V'] & new pair of shoes the first of Therefore, Ordered, That netice of other buildings. ¥arm is pleas- ol ) BN Strects A New 6-Recne-Cottage. e / Mee. Taslo Holbrook of Columbia is | Beck and have Worn tlem cver) | the bendency of said “compiaint be|§ “antly located in the Town of |/ FOR SALE. ¢ Sy L) HicTunceerien) & = S S | since, could mever do tiis before | given by publishing this orcer in The e it 00 AR hiee ave e i spending a few days here with her | nsing 117 i er e 2 size | Norwich Bulie 8 Vi e rtate reston, about : et Bl L with six t 3 Stes d P coul sigter, Mrs. Thomas Lillibridge. Smatler than T pare hec Syl all size | N . Conn. once sy wook "fox |} to Franklin Square,~ Price rea- [ selections, at 3 first pay- wih Db e e os e '\’zin:c'.“m"{w:' PgeTe ey e i A e e s LR TR RS s ively, commencing || sonable and can arrange for a §)ment, ber week pa Electric Light. Large Lot. Fif- himney p) n , X in the vill which acts on the principle of d on_or betore the Tth day of May, 1913 liberal loan 0 PLAUT-CADDEN CO., None of the Roman ruins shows a home in the village. which acts on the principle of drawing | on or before the Tl May. 1913 ; Main Strect. teen minute car service. Sold f | chimney. The chimueys of antiquity George Schlough has returned to 1 roisonets exn 3y order 0l SEBRD B. NORMAN, FRANCIS D. DONBHUE, | —— : was a hole in the roof. A kitchen in Waltham, attr a week’s stay with rel Giiad: moioic clog g ine cant Clerk ot the Supevior Court| | Central Building, Norwich, Ct I} on easy ;terms. Inquire of tome was always goety, and the BB L. Touisk s a tensnt Nisttor 1] ciken D o Yith bk S ‘40 Sale Horses} N. TARRANT & CO., wealthy Remans used dry‘wood which New Tondon, e e e g e nsed, | e R | I} 117 Main st, Noiwich, Conn. {1 ar] ntley accompanie apln | SR G weelc n forget vou | { ey are h e best load of 2§ - % AV of Bokrin on on Batomobila tiy | (4 Bad wore fe sau shouid o ON THE RIVER, | orses Thau i peat i ew London | ki o g g to_Danielson Sunday. R ] e % county in o year. Blg Lorses and the ] ruisison Bunday. i | subsbitgie or Trz o w0 Peck’s Real Estat: Agzmcy | nagr Gales Faered! Siochy. Mgt winss. Some: soa 2| 77 52 AT hibes hap i 4 cup of tatited tailea to Nomwalk i dine (e | depgrtment and een gores | = 2 ottags b them. FOR SALE. {s from this supply, at that, The Avi""ﬂmr LB S |l iy o or aresor it som e {ARMS A SPECIALTY _Eight Room L_,u:l.‘.f,i._ darn,ﬂuennery, et 1 HPER B PIBRSON. Fifteen nead of Horses. 3tust be sold | government has a eentract with the ) B B TR, i ! Fruit, (hreo acres of land. - House has | _ e may at once to make room fon, more. Oceanic line (o e g entive refriger- say, For a free trial package wr steam cat. - ” T PHEZRE 1= n P e e U0 A CHAMPLIN & HEWIF aling space to tramspert meats from A man can Inock and knock and | feiday to Waitcr Luther Dodge & Con | . e d E. A. PRENTICE. THERE 1 1o novertising mednm | | . Reisgitcatn Sva Honol a o al nt dge & Co. o St Qus = one 543 esterly, R. 1. Svdney to Honolulu for the next 18 still fail to make a hit. ot Guiddeo’ . 1132 Spring St., Willimantic| pyene s00 i Ch s | B e i (o RO B - avia e monthsl

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