FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES ~ CLOUBY TODAY, RAINS . TONIGHT OR THURSDAY. h Is Going On Tonight. JEWETT CITY STOP C AT ARR“ LOST AND FOUND. = e — POETRY t | Eraiday LOST_Saturday, Sept. 21, between e e ...“}"..'{1’,1,,::" Motion Fictures ai|githday Party for Irene Stewart— > Iismes Square and Maple' Strest o ¥ A L 5 Soving IiCtires at Colonial Theatrs. | Mud Blest Breaks Ninety-four Pancs | Unless Properly Treated With Hyomei | Zentleman's open_faced ~gold ~ waich. Once, suddenly, T found myself alone, { GERG" Pulls the Strings At DAVS | of Glase This Disease May 151 Maple Street. e Qut in e ol or ket wity, iied | Immergrucn_ Lodge, 12, 0. D, H. Sni Become Serious. T.OST—A male rabbit dof, medium A e S meet i Getmdnla iy 1 M| Mes, John Stewart entertained mine | 1 vou have catarrh, ueually indicat- | S8 eliow. Solor, anawers (6" name of s ~ Tecumsel: Tribe, No. 43, 1. O. R. M, |li ris Monday afternoon to cele- y PACRERLIN, " | Whiskers. $5 rewar: returned to y aking escape out of the humsn deep, mests ta Suetin Bufldips " T e duaghior " drcnes seventh | €4 by sniffiing, stopped up head, drob- | ugtne” Cusikowsks, Hadlyme, Gonn. under the heading of “WANTED, FOR SALE or TO'RENT” FElimbe NG el U ety hday. The children played games, 8 meets in Masounic Templs ok, o 5 it an irritated state And stretching o ba: 0! e Raberan Loges No. 31, L O, O, Hake winning (ho Drizs fu 4 | 1aE Shoking, tere is an Irits ed S6ale | — qg e snopnera pupey T ARE INSERTED AT THE RATE OF SR oE e, badk Sefiaye e ¥, mocts in Gd4 Follows' Hall! peanut hunt and Verna Tarbox beils | foda an Jdent condition for the growth | face, temale ~Finder - please’ notiy . L gazed up Lo the dome of the high ANNOUNCEMENTS | thiivis bromsisovomat i sy | o dhoase sieme oL Lo 0| e 5c per Line, Six Words to the Line || | (i oo e s e at a table decorated served ; which may be Lreathed into the nose, s A RO R With dahllas The guests were Re- el ) 5 5 Bt : there asking for a sign, John Mactaness is now bartender for | becca Hewi(t, Beairice Labonne, Bea- [ firoat and lungs o begin the destruc LEGAL NOTICE. 2 11 saw @ spider lash his fimy ropes PS. = JEHeE 2t bt e Calhearl Thain Eobertaon i RKEth: ¥ culth. 2 = cross U dome; saw nim, with rap- Louls Wander t b t atneart, Ruth Robertson, Kath | o 0f SO0 uickest, surest | WANTED. ' FOR SALE. < TO RENT. | e s gai, . 2. TR B g 8 and cheapest w. “heck catarrh 0 = - e rop on a silver cable to wold: Haddock Bl & vhie Welsh und Verna Tar- |, o5 opnin: 1yomei—all druggists s ASSESSORS’ NOTICE middle ased Americ FOR SALE One zood driving hotse, | KON BENT u.,\“"“\?r‘"t ';*5;‘"‘“‘* £ | A niing serouiely ine fe ‘s beiums + i 4 ‘ it. This v-onderfu dicated v 3 like place as housekeeper | also one good worker and driver. Ap: |ai i o ' . octlu ou HEre 3 and unatraid. R Saiiton 1% h: 6, at Teacher in Michigan College. Rl e e e : Tor “ingle gentloman or widowers £60d | ply to C. Del Carlo, 105 Oneco St, City. | Quire Miss Goodeil, 62 High St octl Church £ treatment does not upset the stomach, for single ger > fsay piy o < = E x| And 10, a courage came upon my soul, el o Mrs, 1. H, Burnham has returned | but is breathed in through the Hyomel Sy iipnsat et ater | ooy e | o mr—menemen_seven Fooms | {15, B Sourake came uovs my soul AV from a visit in Boston, having accom- | inhaler, directly following and_surely N A 2 t SALE — A good second hand | and bath; rent low o T Ey e ame N entives oA IS THEATRE. anied her son Ralph B. Johnson who | destroying all dlseass germs that may | , All persons in the Town of Norwich D e acsiring iely | horse weighing over 1000. Bdw, Chap- | Quire 30 Ireeman Ave. o This iittle dwalige dnths fooriens. kir, — 5 d her son Ralph 1. Johnson who | destroying all disease germs that may | yispie 5°pa) tixes are hersby notified | watchee 2ioc owelry to be Dl | peil Co. Central Whart ocuea o RENT_Twe _furnined _ rooms, | Held In the boate that nolds the eartn Eisatinn Arizons, the Great Amari- | « Mr Johnson is a teacher | (hroat. nose and lungs are QuICkly | the s Grer Gar o November. 181s g | in the driginal factory condition, by a|— - Sme pair of horscs | wilh modern conveniences, live miy ind staes can Play, in Six Reels This After- | iy ' (he Aichizan College of Mines, | healed and vitalized. | writeon or Printea 1st, properly sined | Bricsioal adluster o, ring Up buons | . &ohing Yits palt Wetghing J000, | utes' walk from Bieiis Oisas sposba | oD SUEEERER thPlatobee Nuutilus noon. Situated mear the famous | phe kil Wy in which, Hyomel | and; sworn ‘to, Of all taxable broferiy | Wasklnston Sto oiay, whe 2olios’ ais | good w Y also to let, a steam saw- | auire i ulietin 3 it o S - " 34 ~ - | owned by them on the first day of Oc- | delivers. repairs an re. augloMwl | mill to by the thousand with help. | —g one of five WORNY AND HUIDAV- d Hecla mines is sold by The Lee & Osgood Co, dis: repairs anywhere. aug FOR we s 4 2 Sl | 18 sc y T Lee & Oes S toner, 1913. ‘Those failing to Make & | oo oo s VT WE I A 1. Gardner & Co. 15 Oak St., Nor- | KO B even rooms; all moder b, This afternoor \ larian Paul went to Rock | pels all donb's as to its curative prop- | [PReT P15, " IROSe Jajing 1o, make a | “Syiwnin—A girl for general house- | wich. Telephone £69-3. octid | TRpTovements, obl1 Main St. . A.[There are two littie demons we m and Fall Sunday lo teach there. The com- | erties. Monev refunded to anyone | por cent ndditions). according to iaw | work in family of three aduits. Box | o -clobnone iiltiie. Felophone 12¥-2. seplid Combat .~ v ment of her work has been de- | Whom Hyomel fails to benefit. A com- | Banks. can be obtained at the asses: | 305, Moosup, Conn. sepuva FOR SALE__Cheap or will trade for i T Ana’tholr ‘names are Worry ana est of nt of the building of a | plete outfit. including inhaler and in City Hali, or will be s = - | a runabout (rord preferred), & 19: | FURNISAED ROOMS—Central loca- Hurr S L e t u , . W Traffic ager, several | four-cylinder touring car in fine con- | tion, Mrs., Emma Morse, 18 Union St | They piay (Le dence . < bottle of lguid. costs but $1.00. ipon” application. years' experlence railroad transporta- | ditio A Pecicham, Willimantic, | "Gy ibd ¥ play (e deuce with our nerves hods o 104 of Manchester, . H., | e — —| | Jaay Lurday evenings, trom 7 | UOR department. Position d in} Conn, rr] RENT Lower part of 55 Wash- 31111 ‘we Ke€p on with our furry rd William Hampshire of Webater S Nonere e Eopeas Norwien XY, % Bolton | e e s | RO RN ey R SRR SRR TS T MR, o BNS T pict o Siga SR = Lists wiil be recelved beginning ings in good repair, mile to Danicison, | without garage; also house of ¥ rooms | . like a shot Rthe 7 A 1 % Paul's. S bl 2 L class n i | wagons, farming tools, 2500 ft. lumber. | and bath, all improvements. J. Brad- e worry through work till the end The story ¢ Broks o4 Panee ofGasE: ay, Oct. 1st, 3 and DhSReIIAn. | Andly o ons MATEaY. horse; price for quick sale, $1,500. K.|ford, Bookbinder, 108 Broadway, or at of the day tary post i i e | SRy : Dated at Norwich' Conn, Sept, 27, |10 Broadwas ' sepsod” | BN, vctid | 55" Wasnt 6 p._m. iaylid [ We hurey through dinner, atter which, S St ke cany American daya| [} Taul fieist’s house was con 1913, WANTED—Steady boarders. Mrs. | FoR “Fo0d_Tiotscs; 1o | FURNISHID ROOMS, all MmOderncon- | Wo |1 rs agiin to be oft to & “piay.” ona was special- S e e MR JOHN P. MURPHY, McCall, 16 Laurel Hill Ave. sep3ud | rarthes £0 Jerome Ilutt, | venicnces, 85 Union st. Telephone s34-4 | we || baby ‘as fast as we can, e o | Zine Pancs of window glass JEREMIAH J. DONOVAN, WANTED Frotestant widow with | Leeman, riy) K. § LRSS BT Kindergarten and High School and R r b Mud Kna. SlassNaw pRat S child wants a position as housekeeper; | —FOR SALE or rent nd fruit NED ou_bet, > 8 re rooms, MICHABL J. CURRAN, home ‘desired. Mrs. J. B. White, Gen- | rararwill heep fifteen head, wiil leaso SUMMER' COTTAGES aeed “Uirough I our hurry to is a jumble, his nerves n Iisbon Taes SD—TFirsi class boarders; good | non._Conn. S Watek Hil Weckapang, location on ir Pleasant View. i T A+ ORI SPRIN very desirable home. ddress Board- | sey eow Fenton, Norwic! Rentals, $175-$2660 neason, | we nder why half of .ne wooly. b: 2 ot ——— The inhabitants of the Town of Nor- —ANTRD_AE onge, 15 to 506 Whits AT FRANK W. CO¥, | we rampage along in our flurry, { the west of Thomas Melbourne—Com- | with sho. tie tincons and qusiied to WYendorte patle S Bubtly towest | ) ot { fe U ood Tessons Sul: . £146-45 Flbar Bohindiny ags Vote in Town Meeiings in suid Town price to Thread City Poultry Ya No. | ey 6 High Street, Westerly, R. I nt . * [are netely Warned (o meet i the Sev- | The legal voters of the Town of | b5 Quarry St, Willlmantic 23| < . Long D cohone. mayaid | It 16 dit to our Worey and Hurry ; ot e | ¢ districts of said Town.(as | Sprague are hereby warned to meet sepovd | E—Jewell uprig » you, think ufter ail, it is worih ers died at the | provided by | ie same praces 4s | the “lown Hall on Monday, the 6th day | — ——— — | cash oargain. Call i6 High St, = ve pay A ’ . or, Mr d Rand | called f wvarning for the An- | of Oclober 3, for the purposi WANTED—To hire a farm from 50| Carrier sep3 | In nervous prostiation and number g aies His| Attt Task i Meeting oo ol aske A. D. 1913, fo purpose | N ores from the Arst of April, | o B FORE SALE. | « : e es ¢ Wallace, of | heir approval or disapproval of a pro. | With or without buildings. Priv 50 n two-scater. Inquire at oi e | an't we take time to live, day vy res show dat M= I'ved | On Monday, October 6, 1913, | Roseg amendment to the constitution of | Farm, Bulletin Otfce. ____seniid raot | | Fo na surely, 1t's Hurry that ¥ 0 1 four brothers, State, which reads as follows WANTED—A competent cook. App e | irely 5 a 1 ¥ Y . & Thc compensation of members of | evenings at 250 adway sep2od 3 id Eng. | J StafTord Springs, Samuel AT SIX O'CLOCK IN THE tho Gerie| "\.,.N,,\,h ehai not ,‘\i,,{‘, e o bl i | —Lillian Stubbs, in October Nautilu : iaven. The FORENOON, are elected and one mileage cach wa gr desiring a better x | ——— the laug Pt ‘w,\,.,wa L7 cehts per miler each ‘momper snall | short ‘hours: s %goa | HUMOR OF ‘THE DAY »e ; A g Sl 5 aiso recelve one milenge ai’ the samo | for e right Tom SATIC_Chestant mare & years | sa L 2 1 : rate for attending any extra session | Alice Building OR SALYS e it It ohaad ix e b fool - ; o = § cordan, | ¥ < Fnol WANTEDOrders for > sound. Box 383, | . Why, how much money Mdary o | a0tk a. T timtl1 3 oRlock p. m gustom made corsews. Mrs m. nag 0. Incoin Ave. Indianapolis Star COLONIAL THEATRE S o Articie 27 of the amend- | Dated at Sprague, Sept. 30, 1 = T & linc of milliner Waiter, 1 don't this cheese.” dispuied boun case imstitution is amended to | 5l bl uregurd’s, Jewet “Anything wron, - “It's too old. Breaking Ints> the Big League, Superb i he gt Lo o 3y Coms | e 3 10ur; Sy etve S M f t Haven't you got of the 1913 e | s el TR el bt | B e agnificen Piniiss Sitomman 212203 ten o-clock in (he | which they are elected. and one mile- FOIE SALE Bndtan soufly a woman of liberal * Fay—Well, 1 notice iving others a piece of fladelphia Record. Residence Q of the Johnson | the Governor gee s 2 s, | TWaANTED Box ia v 1 I should die I want you to : d’ from a brief | aid” dmenament | The elects e Town or Gris- | WANRIRG ou A Wagon wheei, mise me you wouldn't marry ngain n T Mass, | those who, dis- | WO 826 hewe ey A gy g Buiedn. c e tire, | na ar at le: All 'y - e enhnelt oabail Unats Tall In Jewett City, in the. 1irst 2 oh trea rimmed, new tire, | t at loast i e denn ey | ho open iniall disteigls Pachaug. in' the Second Voting Dis- | and bookkseper des ¢ 263 H cord-Herald, e B L i Close [ trict, in §ald Griswoid, on Monday, | banielson. Aest of reierences. 2 s g o Tenc AN Torenaon and olose| Gof 76, 1915, mt 9 o'elack. ih the fore. | dress Box 774 Denielags, Conn = Consisting of 12 rooms . Why doesn’t that dachshund come It P RL a8 | proposed amendment to the constitn GOVERNME s and baih - on m He's coming as fast as I N fion of this State and signify 3 63 Lo $1o0 mun . 2 ang ba ald the man’s wife. “He's got 'wich, this 20th day of | Ballot thelr approval or asapproval of | cation & fenti R FOR SALE—_Nice se = ront s started. hington 3 fe following amel b Gintments coming in A Noe 1 conditton odir - B 2 A D, 1913 “Section 3 of Articls 21 of the amend- | Of positions open io you ind. “Inquire 1Sl All SMccens Canmeniancds. = HTOLBROOK ments 1o the ‘constitatlon 15 hetehy | stitute, Dept. 34 G.. 24 Exsoslisnt’ ) otion i Baroa Fucash ask you for my a mended ead as follo Tt o PRI 1 G dol! . OBk .. | imended’to rend as follows: Tho co 7‘ isked Gwendolin of Lhe Lo L Norwich. pensation of members of the D ey Inspection Solicited. re Vir. Cumrox. “He called ssembly shall not exceed $500 | Patent stove brick to I AC RGeS o' dhnew Sateinge selOEEEs 015 vgv- the term for which they are elect- | fov 31, °S)4 Siow, | ” m o ey ed. and one mileage cach way for the | Lof ¥l 5. J. e hand. He ask | Tegular Session at the Tate of 20 cents | WANTED—ALl thos: T | JAMES L. CASE, %" \Washington Star e Der mile; oach member shall alse ro- | make, o know that the cider and ’ ashioned Grandmothe hy 10 | NOTICF Zefveonc mileage at the tame Tate for | mills, known ax (ne Icankiin FOiC SALE- 3 (§ 40 Shetucket St. Norwich, Ct. st S - LO]\DON (Plymouth) o e R T S | 27 e 1. take’ them FINE BILL AT THE = LE R | “Those wuo approve said proposed | 1813, Charies W. Grant, Norih brana’; — S n - dear? Mu i 5 (Boulogne) 2, ToNR 9F | amendment shall ive tn'a hallot with | in, Con FOLL SA Lis- . 5 | = e s I Tenve talh 3 mest in | the words “constituilonal amendment | % el ntury Maga- and HAMBURG e 00 | eonceraing the compensation o7 mem: | ., SAeENTS il igiy class | v . -+ !'® | bers of the General Assembly—Yes” | 3 1 Assuring Arrival in Paris by Day noor | written or printed tnereon, and those uditod: 2 lot, 38 Ciifi ust be s0id 1o’ cluie arlie— - o the ball PALATIAL STEAMERS | moon. to | Who Qlsapprove sald proposed amend- pecialiy C estate, G. W. Hamiiton, Exec : . know an 3.0 sy | aen L Selesimen: | inen: Ccbcerning the Companaarion o AR Sqaintse” ; = i P i S 8. 8. Cleveland, Oct. 17, 10am, X oo Rixis, Con: | mempers| " 'the Genmeral Assembly CEe R ETE | nnacaxioy ; - e e 0 S. S, Hambur s, Oct. 28 | Voters and Sehool | "0 Ti107 hoxcs will be open for the ! machine HERL LR, S | a0d 250 . will buy a bond guaranteed by [ < —Yonkers an, Aotews Bt and School C: xedeptini b oty ineuth’ of said | Richnnson, ke Ola- keliable, ~ Phone | Ehs R d | the New York Central Railroad A disappointed artist. indulging in & | From Commonwealth Pier, ‘nd nighwa | Voting Dis from 9 olelock a m. | 10554 augisd | prices o wny brinuie you ure n need | 0 TN S EOTIE AT veln of abuse against Whistler, ex- Soutly Baston. on for tupport of | Griswold, this 30th day of | WANTED—Piano tuning. Ok hae Buietin Cotpany, Nerwica, ° P . This s without exception the I 607 BOYLSTON STREET 2ar; Lo takefotion | September.. 1518, dou, 298 Prospect St. Cicy. = AR e Bpp offering made subject to sale or ¥ s 1 self-wufficient, ignor- ‘ i 5 { Jonx Wi Wid ¥OR SALE—C. L C piss, thoroushe || change in eature that ever made on, Mase. or local agent octia Town 4 s bredsy retistered, none’ beiter in the nge in price. to art.” “Gently, my : ¢ — Hire Country: Ludlow Iari, Nostn StORIng. : : O ot tiie amend. to the consiitution m_and i 2 R G S e R s a pied Whistler, who | s nereny am to_read a3 follows 5 a month salary. Inquire of oy . g ac 1z unobservec ou 12 he N of ers b : o (Lodyard). ¥rea”saads, | Ducton 55 & JAMES L. CASE, : 1o Tid- Bits LEGAL NOTICES. Gener Shilil Mot excoed $500 | GEORGE A. PENDLETON..Auctloneer | Manager, Mysue, Conn., R. b. D. 4. PRINTING—Look i these prices: 500 | it =k 52 o Ehedilie - S ad ] = | 6% envelopes (regular business size), 40 Shetucket S Norwich, Ct. e Bacchus, profligate s elect nd one mileage each wa or | card priuted in corner, $i.40; 1ot ionaire ~\.1.le4

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