FULL ASSOCIATED RAIN, COOLER TODAY) PRESS DISPATCHE3 < PROBABLY FAIR BUNDAY What Is Going On Tonight. 4 . SUNDAY suBJECTS. " 4 FOR SALE. Vaudeville ana Motion Pictures at| 'The subject of the Christian Science the Auditeriam. service will be Reality. Moving Fictures at Colonial Theatrs, o 2 Way Down Ilas: at Davis Theatre. The Holiness Mission will hold its services at 87 Main street, > z Two-family House, 2'2 Laurel Hill, The Loyal Temperance Union will |seven rooms and bath each tenement, meet in the Bill block at 4 o'clock. | " eare = 5 ~ / “THE AGED STRAN 7 = “I was with Grant,” the stranger sald; But rest thee nerc at my cottage porch ) For thy feet are weary and sore.” uader thé heading of “WANTED, FOR SALE or TO RENT” "I S he g nit: I prithee sit at my frugal board, 1 : ARE INSERTED AT THE RATE OF ~nd eat of my humbie store. “How fares \n&lboal—my soldier bory, n 8¢ per Line, Six Words to the Line G T A ARKNQUNCEMENTS See the new fall shoes Frank A. Bill jagk.a offers, patent, gun metal and dongola, | Ay (pe Sheltoring Arms the serv - all the latest styles and colors, at | bted by o . #2550, 5050 "ana 54 ‘f\\‘:’lll.“:;em:.unuuuul by the Rev. C. A.| FnR RENT wartz Bros. are selling the Pneu- | 4 P 4 YVac vacuum cieaner on the club plan | 130 = Congredational church at |y, p just across city line in Prestom, next week """"{'&:’lm‘“f d41- | 49y school at noon. % = |five cent fare to city, 12 minutes to “IJnow him mot.” «aid the aged man, = B i sy — |school. % p “And as I remarked before, Eoiina s BV The Gospel Mission holds meetings | CHAS. A. HAGBERG, WANTED. FOR SALE. BORRENT, L Ty, e, 1 ~ at 10.30 ¢ and 7.30 n Stei s 2 g o e i g o — ot ALl e I S et dega1e 310 Main Street | WANTED—_Dig money writing songs. | | FOR SALE—Good auto, with new do- | = FOR RENT—Pleasant tenements Six | Sald the farmer: “Say no more. T. H. Peabody conducting the vices. We have paid thousands of dollars to | livery box, covered; just overhauled by | 2Rd eignt rooms, % 4 % % G song ngtgrs; send us your poems or'| Jack Allen; any fair price takes it for _Q_'{ll_‘a iss Goodell, 63 High St. sepild H’r’ngﬁ'&"s?sg&":ﬁ'ml neel.ma;,lam ¢ melodies. Acceptance guaranteed if | quick sale; tires and tubes all new TO RENT_A pleasani tenement Bf T LA St Dess ngs oer— avallable by largest, most successful | see it Is to buy it Also prize R. 1 |six or eight rooms on West Main St | N3Y speak the truth, whatever it concern of the kind. We publish, 3d- | Reds and White Rock chickens that | fnquire Miss Goodell, §8 High Stre 3 rend my bosom’s core. vertlse, secure copyright in your hame | cah win. ' Seeu at Baltic Hotel, Baltic, [ "Sepsia R LI T TR 4 sful. Hun- | Conn. depzid 0 3,’,‘:‘,:“0",5:.}";‘],53","2# e Wrive P . | —ro RENT — Very reasonabls, barn Upholding the flag he bore? . Write today 3 FOR SALE One Moyer Concord car- 54 B O, say not that my boy disgraced 3 tiful illustrated | FOF - | for aytomobile at 55 Oak St. Enquire : y_disgr: ok T i ination of your worko— Catey Sitgety inoaters IndUls atlos lintrey ‘arn“ 58 Hobart Ave., between 10| The uniform that he wore! Bunty Fulls the Strings. The sale of seats for Bunty Pulls & ; the Strings, which comes to the Davis | At the Taftvlle Congregational theatre on Wednesday, Oct, 1, will open | $hurch the pastor “Rey. D. B. Mac. Monday at 10 a. m. It zoes without SRl Alqaornlug: aug | aying that no play of the last decade | ®VeRing services. | has created the 'same interest among Methodist Episcopal church TWwo 2-tenement houses on Mechanic theatregoers as Bunty. Almost unher- 155 )] S o 5 Rev. ‘3. (5. Serivener, district | Street in Danielson. Income $420 | all, -free. Dugdale Co., 942 Dugdale i 7 P and 2 or 7 to 9 p. m. sepl3s £ IR g S R preach the sermon | gross, net income on investment 9% |&~Ids., Washington, D. C. e, - | "FOR SALE or reni—Dairy and (rull | —pom RENT—Two fali; one of fva| “ind wnould pave remerkeq birors Tvice, per cent. Houses pleasantly situated, | WANTED—Live salesman Oct. 1 10| (2 0uoY man tw 1oh, 'gad; oill lease | rooms, one ol seven rooms; ail modern | Tha¢ I was with Grant—in Illinols— e 1 each county for highest grade garden | 0 800d man. W. L. L. Spencer, Leba-|improvements, 591 Maln St H. A.| Some three years before the was” church there | three minutes’ walk from rallroad sta, | and grass seeds. Permanent situation, | RON- s se Harris. Telephone 129-2. Seplld | Then the farmer spake him never. e 1ed rooms at A ‘word, But beat’ with his fist full sore, 7 2 a. m., | tion,/ post office and business section, | g00d pay. Cobb & Co., Franklin, Mass FOR SALE — A beaut..ul o RENT—Furn sep-.d home. of 83 acres, dairy farm of 5. 'G. Congdon's, 52 McKinley Avenue. r 10.30 a. | fiy o 2 1 mon at 1030 a. | five minutes from churches and P v — ———— | Zores, fruit tarm o 165 acees; poultry | e0pas That aged man, who had worked fot 70D m = | Giboa) ADVERTISING _ calendar and fan | §0T°5. Brulf farm of 195 acres, poultry ST Grant, I ot E. L. DARBIB, saiesman for our 1315 Aue szt calel fiana: . 4. H: Maine, Groton, Conn. FURNISHED ROOMS—Central loca- | Some three years before the war, At the First Baptist.church the Sun- Real Estate Agent, dsrs; dow. prices; easy Suied; big co sep27d tion. Mrs, Emma Morse, 18 Union St —Author Unknown. gay.. morning subject - will be \The | ¢ ivinga Bank: Bloak. Danialaon, C: Bl e R TR e e e v e UL S e —— b“;":"”\'f"‘ e svonioe "‘(‘“-"‘“' will | GEVaK 3 aD: COBI: | New Yorks . sep27 ariving horse, one. top ocarrisme. one X0 RENT—Lower part of ¥ Wasn: HEART'S TIDE. essage for the Workingman. = s il A5 J 3 % = At Trinity . Methodist Episcopal | $20-340 a week through our new meth- | ¥ IRAWEE . Lo LOAaD Boliding, and bath, all improvements. J. Brad- |, S0 far apart our lives were thrust hurct W. Col pasi By i ‘od of merchandising. Not one penny of sep27STuTh > ford, Bookbinder, 108 Broadway, or at| Tyas only as the earth forgets f s ‘T\‘ % ’r’1‘ : “_‘”‘""vi oenek | investment required, bl;xt spl?ndlld op- L) il S $3 Washington after 6 p.sm. 1aaylzd The seed the sower left in trust ng su ho Moral Law. #ivening 3 ortunity is offered to become sole rep- | — FOR SALE — 25 Barred Plymouth : Lol : subject, The Church and Social Ques- ~ Pesentative of o usiness with an as- | R:\cﬁ“ pullets, with rooster. inquire| FURNISHED ROOMS, all moderncon- | "T'was only ‘A< the creeks forget tions. i sured big future. Do not delay: write | John Eyberse, 54 Happy St City. veniences, 35 Unlon St. Telephone 834-4 e tldes that left their hollows Ary AT R ) 8¢ once to Madam X. Mg, Co se. c g Jylid Or_as the home-bound siup forgets : | 15th, St., New Yor ty Se s e —: Streamers of sea weed drifting by fas Second Congregational church | g —CENas T Svery T F0 o o | 5T OB, SALE_RabbIt Hounds. A A/ AT Y S - - 00 0.3 m., morning i i AGEN n every r cent, | Jacques, So. killingly, Conn. sepZid A My e e ias BYe i ; Eight-room Cottage PrOGLE Seart Bt buds: Shoeaws esred ] ool Mjngly Conn o~ sen e Sy My heart is earth that keeps untold t 1 | i investigate today Harlem _Specialt FOR SALE—Roan stallion five years Wat: HIT{ Week: My o ke (the seeds that sleep, the oh with bath and steam hsat, Co.. 108 East 123th 8t, New York City, | old; periecily gentle and good roader, atel 3 eekapaug, | My thoughts are chalices of sand preact | Lo i P e Y2l Aadress A: IZ. Burr. 50 Moutauk Ave. Pleaxsut View, Your memory floods them and | weep, [ “gool:Barn-and 1aege tat, Tucated L J 1 - sepsid e Tondes. Conn. tkiset | Rentals, $175-52500 season. —Ethel M. Hewiit, in i.arpar's At five minutes’ walk from Main WANTED Traveler: & begimner; sai- | — Ot i) Inspection by appoiniment. = skt | ey i ary; commission and expense money. R _SALI Chestnut mare 6 years . EPTEMBER RAIN. church 5 street. Price reasonable. b irsr aar and agreement. 7. B Me- | o1a; excellont for driving; road . 1o FRANK W. COY, ' ¢c. H = Chicag sej27ia | miles an hour; also sound. Box 333. 6 Hizh Street, Westerly, R. L T Rt AR GElth e enin Power o v | N. Tarrant & Co. A ED iy et | S Dulleth 13 sepz6d | fong Distance Telephone. ~may29d | Are tapping at my pane oy At : { S " whole or part time; our famous ' wnit- | FOR SALE—Black horse, good for [ bear them at my door at nignt, rally 117 Main Street, Norwich, Ct. top" form Atting petticonts assure good | business purposes; safe Tor ‘anvone to them in the lane. immediate, permanent Income; sells on | drive. Arthur Lambert, Laundryman, R R S ; urch, morning | sight: expericnce unnecessary: prompt | Taftville, Conn. sepzd CORE SALE Al Lo tap farthen thay pass s of Life, in| reply’ secures exclistue staritbrv 1o | o e e pillancs through theigrass: - “dealer” competition. | §pelman & Co., | BT I e ening subject | also steel cange with hot water tank. n the Me | FOR SALE Ghiguwo. BopLl Dr of Job : er, "and who understands Lypewriting | each 35.00. mend lur sampics and FINE RESIDENCE But when upon my viston glares uck, and Rube W sery and shorthand. Apply Box 35, Bulletin | prices Lo any Prnting you are 'n need One of these new cerise affairs :}ml;ble_ vxd-ll 1‘u’la'c that 8 « First | AU l Office, sep2éd ol. The suliecun Combpany, Nurwich, known as *he My heart lles down to die. und round wiih a wooien I eouni | e S —siro= | Conn | ¢ —Yale Record e - e Bl L S | WANTED -Mop who a6 out of work, 2 o 2 | A o or desiring a better position, o see me. | FOI SALK—0O. I C. pigs, thorough “You go hunting every year? songs as they have beew dol ETIN'S PATTERN SZRYICE. | T You can earn g0od money wovking | breas, resistered, nome beiter in the | Beckwith Property. ST E — short houps, ‘A good live propositien ( Couniry. Ludiow Barm, North Stening- Property must be sold and bids What kind of game do you pre- many years i | _ By order of the Honsrable Court of | f ~ ce, 7.3 | tom, R. F. D. o, Norwich, Cona. H. . ‘_u': e | Probate for “the District of lebanen, 1| xllee Fuild L Bolaich or Miied | Biveen 3 T are solicited. fer e houst will seil \ WANTED_Orders for speeial and | PRINTING —Look al thess prices: 500 JAMES | . “Oh, I never ghoot anything. But's PO the TUESDAY, SEPT. 30, 1913, AR e N e volonds Cebna\ besiias thr L. CASE, kind of pleasant to come home and have 1 veiset ey Blag 537 R Norurionn® | cara priuted in Cormer, 31405 5,00C 1 7 amily make a fuss over me be- 42y ALy chack, B Kay Blag., 207-Maii Si. Nepwlen, | S Bruied Jn sorneh SUAOL MGUs|] 40 Shetucket St. Norwich, ct. e I got back alive.”—Washington was first | farm of the late Gilbert M. Willlams, | Sep26d S = - | Dotensads, xuie. priated, yievs 1,00t | o ore have grow on the Colchester road. two!| “WANTED A good farmnand; £60d | $2.10; 2,000, §6.50; Lu,uu0, $12.50; BUG 2 rious pa-is west of Brick church, in the | pay.” Appiy G. A. Jencks, R, K, D, 6, | leiterheads, siyx1lf, printed, 3176} 1,008, Well, did you discover anything in pinr Bave dr | Town of Lebanon, described as follows | RV ich “Gonn, Sepl2FTuW | $4.80; 0,000, 39.00; 10,000, $L8.50; 506 ump’s past life that we can use tions and set | About 130 acres of land, most of | SOr®ich: P Tt | Diithends, ix34s, Drinted, L.60; d,uub, t him?’ : b gl which is tillable, and plenty of wood WANTED—Gir]l operators on power ! 32.10; 5,000, 3:.00; 10,000, $15.50; 606 o 2 s | st R ay, deat | for family needs; fine large barn, .ouse | sewing machines, Coronet Knitting | siatements, biaxs%, printed, 3Lsb; | bA L D . e s s evu ﬁ::'h and y ,‘:mg]n[h:r L 'lrés's, 3 - Company, ¥5 Chestnut Street. sepZs :;E;vou(,x n,ao} 5,004, Su.(:w; 10,006, 311.00. | | did before he came here was to sell rose u; | so to be sold, separate, a wooalot | ———— " _ rinting of every description done | B awnings. 2 consisting of about 50 acres of growing | , SHOOTING AND TRESPASSING NO: | promptly. *end lor stmplek, ae Bul- 26 Laurel Hill Avenue TN ARG iRl gt Shia = timber. ) oti, LIxiZ, e | fetin 'Co.. Printers ana siiders, Nor- 2 = st et Fatiines tha it COLONIAL THEATRE. B Sormy, spie pegt taie any. @ | BETHAS s PR 00 e | 5, i t Fine Residence BT I T T A, C. WILLIAMS, Adm. L , B . e ee ix i Ly Maurice Costello Appearing in The sep25ThSM . | TWANTED in order cierkabis o | Property transactions.—London Tit-Bits. Lonsly Princess—Venetian. speak French. Address A. R. C. ¥ £ 11 d bath. Exe—What ridiculous impossible i JAMES H. HYDE anctodeert = = s 2 rooms and bath. | things these fashlon plates are. A thoroughly novel picture story is | - ¥ = WANTED —Young man stenographer ii mod Mrs. -Exe—I know they used to be, on the feature bill zt the Coloni: and bookkeoper acsires position nsar FCUR WORK HORSES E Aii modern ; but today many of them are engraved day. entitied The Lonely Princess, with Auc Io" anielson. Best of references. 5 i from photographs. Maurice Costeile and Clara Y l dress Box 774, Danislson, Conn. sepléd CHEAP & lmgrovement.s a2 Qs thea et L RN M ::r |e:!dm§sm|p.sl An Y!’H’F-VFS'_!"‘; f' U. 8 ‘(:o‘vlgyuumlzg'r POSITIONS Twelve to select from. INSPE TS'O';‘ SOCL‘::‘}ED‘ | are two womeh going in opposite direc re. t picture is the fact that open; 363 50 month, common % OHN 2 c % AME | tions, both with brand new gowns on each and every scene was protograph TUESDAY, SEPT. 30, cation 'sutficient; thousands of ap-| ;Jf’ 4 m’:‘ FUBDka'e kll{‘?-i‘s" ‘J el SE, TRl & tha othos ed in_Venicc. with Mr. Costello and SOTea ., pommtments coming Write for free st | Apply at office, ranklin Square || 40 Snetucker St Normien. Conn || 275 MEUPET JOOKCNE Miss Young i RAIN OR SHINE, stitute, Dept. 34 G. Rochester, N. Y. at Spring Manor Farm, one mile morth | _sepildd 5 Mansheld Depot and fwo miles weet ~ . THE KALEIDOSCOPE of Storrs College. 30 head:of cattie and | ,, DOES N N bl FOR SAI E AT S 3 horses; cattle consist of 17. milch Thm s LIAnEs Mo 5 The British TIsles, in the fArst six 5 eir happiest v ins. The Awakening of Man, the powerful Edison two-reel drama, tells of the weakness of a young magy who has failed in business, but when tempt to commit suicide to end it all i ited by the visions of f in a series of scene: trials, and he is i 3 bulls and 10 head of young | O% $1. S.J. Stow, New H.m,en: sopled 55 > i = 000,100 . and are mostly registered Hol- WANTED—All thoss having cider to Onl h!;\“ehh;:\ .a.‘llee l})oasbzmgagsvsx located months of imported 6,000, hats steins and A¥fshires Teams. will meet | make, to know that the cider and grist | o052, 1 AICRES, (RSt DIoRwieh, one the 11 o'clock traias from north and mills, known as ihe Franklin mills, foaht Jnd)ane tWﬂ-IL“:meil Eh;‘! vllell” 30 by 150 feet, fronting ocean, situated | and bonnets of - Pleasant View | *™ SR \ right of | T <. BhL °f| Retail druggists of the United States fen. The|have a volume of business exceedin a few miles e beach, best of surf ba way to a sold pond termination to put information acdress - ¥ open for business Sept. 11, | 55 % ;, sate for = s 2 WA WOLFE, Mar. | 15930 Charlen W. Urant North irana: | T ety [ mood R tan gl L Phice of thace Tate tl Oot 15c ls 3550; | $300,000,000 = with z Tel 129-14, Wulimantic Div. sepZ4d | iin; Conn. sepssd | PN 590 Do cent. onlinvesirant” 4 | Only one to a customer; very easy — other feature, and {he Biograph num 96907 AGENTS—_High class rapid seller; (1ave also a coliage with all modern |jSTmS If desired. These lots will double | The Jargest elevator in the world is bers, A Modes: Hero, is thrilling | 4 SIMPLE, EASY TO MAKE biggest seller of the season; large | lmprovements to rent. SonTre o avto. < SPOTIA- | Jhout to be erected at Cabalite, near g with g at P RO b . HORNEY profits. Send today for {ree purticular: CHARLES W. BURTON, $500 buys a 43-acre farm situated | Buenos Ayres. ; ROCHK FOR A LE MAID: The Peter Specialty Co., Graniteville, VL. g ey miles from railroad s.ation, several | = % g wood on| The stencil cutting business s , driven well, some (ruit. Inves- | hreatened by a device which cuts the dicamen Children of tional reel Seats ordered until 7.45 p. r B ndred cords of standin, Our 1913 crop of native honey Is.the seplld Phone 904-4. sepl? o e 0. B h : p17d hest ever. Kor sale by all the leading | ~amwmn—vou to now here 15 one place, N 3 can clean and T e LATHAM & C e SRR R e R S e a for. Wilcox's. F's stencil out of paper. ° " "Norwich Town. Conn. 4 = < hoice of 400. Y Ordére by telephamsior] ehie s be O BEURR e % 2 Flax will vield only half a crop in I)l,\ft n.alltde ,\efeq to a{w pﬂ!"i g.fr ‘{IQ 1 ANT =y > TG oY wlLLlAM A wlL“ox the Calis district of France, according city or town of Norwich. sepI3STuTh ANTED Plano tumibg. 4. G. Gof- » ) to R 2 4 don, 29§ Prospest St. City. Wel. §84-2 to Consul J. B. Milner. Low Neek. m Bulletin— AT THE AUDITORIUM, st Show is Season 2! :LQ st el g = gL T | A Senl tetate Bitokex, Buffalo’s bonded Indebtedness new hout a o doubt the i . 'ED — Hired man. sing 0 3 . | No. 41 West Broad St., Rooms 1 ot 31,052,500.8: ,845,329. B o : A { Mgt Clgars Ars Shod worke oh farm and board with family: | of Horses right from the west out of : | e e it of 10 por camt Atcan. the Auditoriuom this aft i e THESE ARE BETTER | 535 a month salary. Inquire of Gien | Westerly, R. L | e legaid e b ot 2 i | s Rock Farm (Ledyard). Fred Saads, | hard work, ranging from 1100 to 1500 Telephones: Office, No. 365; Resi- |S°Ssed valyations. ssacing gl e L L R R A ; s e TOM'S 1-2-3 5¢ CIGAR Manager, Mystic, Cona., R ¥. D. & e g : A ik ) a 3 \ receipt of e 1 in weight. For sale by dence, No. 531 augzsd The value of stons produced in the season. Margo's Manikins is a corke: It represents a stage upon a stage United States in 1912 reached the cptoritcensing GoGD FELLOW 10c CIGAR HELP WANTED emonGk WEOI: “rrry. e T e with toy socenery, toy performers, a to 1e Bulletin Company, hest: hich works and a toy_audi- vich, Co e Try them and see. 7 rer in general like a real andience. The t Y. Salno Cooks, General Housework Girls, storehouse and can supply your de- performance on ihe miniature stage is Next ta 1he Saluce Cate Chamber Maid. mands for this sure crop producer. 1ae | A pec ponTeoToln e o oo mm ins much applau: Permanent positions to competent experts of the country say the ground |, A T PED JBE, o ihe ei:el:!r:iugv;l Every ohﬁg i ’{' a‘.ll o eh persons. limestone is better than the burnt lime, | forating machine in the Bureau of En. g 4 oo M e ) > and this is w..at have. Sold by the |graving an Printing at Washington wich should see (his ol this ‘atter WE SERVE THE BEST DR. C. R. CHAMBERLAIN |Free empLovmENT BUREAU. FOR SALE BaE. “ton or carioad. 7 8| Firas out a mile of Anished Dostage Bewar. et g e M. J. COSCORAN. Supi. Central Bldg. PECK, WWILLIAMS & CO. stamps every five minutes. Saturday afternoons is only five cents, Dental Surge = At Norwich Town on Canter- e S which is such a small amount that it g on PeTy SToai) Hedr et Cob b Owing to the expansion of industries prohibits no one. gl In charge of Dr. 8. L. Geer's practice WANTED. and trolley line, pleasantly lo- and to general prosperity throughout The other act on today's bill'is the during his last illness. cated, a new, modern Cottage of SALE HORSES - Norway, the circulation of bank notes Four Musfcal Kings, who present al T ¥ WOMEN SEWERS. seven rooms, bath and reception in 19 was several millions greater very neat offering of good music on| IN I“E CitY McGrory Building, Norwich, Cenn. 3 hall, with all modern improve- [ have 25 Horses Lo bick from, some |(han in 1911, and cxceeded 100,000,000 zﬁ-ss iﬂﬂ'r“lme';'ﬁ 03:’ of ";*k'gm’ = HADLEY MILLS, ments, hard wood foors, open -thel. ;euL}le, well bruLen' rurunk: and | crowns ($26,300,000) for the first time. a very claver comedian and keeps . . - % = plumbing, large veranda, cement usiness horses as can be found any 5 LA the” house roaring durins ihe enire Have you tried it? 1 §|Deliveredto any part of Norwich Senth Hndlty Teiw walks. Price right. One-hait ||| Where, wlso some bis workers. The| While, as & rule, land may be had ac g i not drop in and try an order of the Ale that 18 ackuowledged Mass. may remain on mortgage. Easy prices are right. Coms and sce them. |cheaply in Ceatral America, except on A e two-reel drama by the || @ny of the following flavors: e Aot o e, BT HANLEY'S terms to quick buyer. el, 1135, LMER R PIERSON. | ‘Canal Zone. and settlers effects 101 Bison company, is the feature to- Neapolitan® * Vanilla PEERLESS. A telephofle’ order w'lf Z THOS. *H. BECKLEY, s 5 B b o < ;’r‘":lh“;::‘ L4t upu‘:::ltxyx' :1':: day and_ will please lh: shiidfsh as Maple-iNut Strawberry recelve prarapt attentich: 3 2"7?:"_""""- Phones 724 SOt SR o land in cultivation is & serfous one, :&“ >ynow will appear here (he first || Cherry-Bisaue . Pistachio D. J. McCORMICK, 30 Franklin St MONEY LOANED s 282 ) | pouitsy and Generai pufvose jarm just | 214 RIS sor considerable ‘money. days n v d will b or ocolate - o2 on Diamends. Watches, Jeweir outside city, on state road. lLarge| . = Neaed 9. Tho Ning -Atriganders, of g 3: . CONANT 11 Pramidin av |l sua el of wny kind ot 2 $Buns fog ke, stocka with U0 2287 | Gawaras Taiand. Erevince sudbany n whom more will be sald later. THE WAUREGAN HOUSE Whitestone be and the J, F. G. lbe coaolRhes B teleal wite: LOST AND FOUND. rest pastures and woodland; plenty of |sumed an absorbing. importance in 5 s x “xs i = s o Cigars sare tne besi on the market AR COLIA 1. LOAN CO. ~ fruit; nice cottage house, with veranda, | 1912, Pairg of pure black foxes which A method involving the uge of cop- The Pgrker-Davenport Co. . T:7 them 142 Main Sevect. Upataira. TOBT_A geatleman's mold _ watch, | bocn bow oit, Tl S, P4, I2T8S | sold for 35,000 snd 38,000 in the au per sulphate has. been perfected in Croprietors. THERS 15 no udvertsing medium 1o (Establisghd 1¥]8 epen_face initials L. O. 4. Reward. |commodations for 2,00 hens. Oniy |fUmn of 1811 rose to $£3,000 by earf- uripam for destroving bacilli which Bastern Comnecticut equal te The Bul- Return to P. Jodoin, Box §14, Danielson, | $4.000, easy terms. summer, $10,000 by early autmn, and tebcoo plants through the twigs. letin for hrsimess mﬂu S O R i Ceonn. sep2id Tryon’s Agemey, Willimantic, Comm. '3$12,000 before the end of ths year, p: .

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