g g 5 3% - PAIR, COLDER TODAY) \ 3 FAIR TOMORROW. L+ P Ee=roma. IR What Goi n Tom',h ., | matinee will start at 2 p, m. sharp and | there were remarks by 3 ¢ Is _“33_0 b | e second ul bds. Nuht shows as|J. Fitzgeraid, B, D. Canton of Bpeing. . Waudeville and Motion Plotures at|Utusl Usual prices prevail fleld, Senator Charles X ”Gates, P. D. WIND OF THE AUTUMN NIGHT. the Auditosium. S ek AL R ATE Rivett of Hartlord, P.''p "y 'nl( ) v T Moving Fictures at Colonial' Theatre COLONIAL THEATER, Fenton, William A. Cos{q & T {ello and James Wind of Vaudeville and Fhotoplays at Davis ol e s 1. Tighe of the local joawe and. S el At atumn ight, e b % The Test, Vitagraph, Two Reel Feature | preme Dictator Johp ‘9. Nichols of uur lomac BT ohi e And's wires bam e et e - With Clara Young. Bosto._ Snaich me away from carin: . = i skeleton trees Rabbi B Wite in Lecture at RefresNnehis CORcluded the eve- ¢ Tors Hall A aphto. Arama OF unusual jnterest | BIAE'S ehtertainment Mad endod. a biz | USE < Mi-a-na—8urd,Bafe. and’ Kf- under the heading of “WANTED, FOR SALE or TO REN Sagre et e Wan toaves “%c Scmgland by the Sodality | and power is presented at the Colonlal | day for the new order. fective Relief or Money OF K Sigh for the summer breeze; omple aall o. 424, L O. H, | (oday under the title of The Test, tell- | The order has half a_ million mem- Hitihded. ARE INSERTED AT THE RATE Netni: e A 00n 1ir Taft Lodge, No. %5, R W physician called Anstruther, who is s 26 years of existence. Moose- |« V' not able s h s chim Spirit's knell, 1 e R, Barina T et [ o e e uminten! | heart, its newly acqmired home in Il | food, if you lack an appetite, if your Sc per Line, Six Wol"ds to the mne O wind ‘of chiling night! Sebequonash Council, No. 11, D. of P., | tfonaily negiects his pretty wife, who |linois, is a stupendous achievement, | stomach "is sour, gassy, upset. your ) mests In Forestors’ Hill in her lomeliness turns to her ~hus- |Meant to furnish a home, education | tongue coated, if your head aches and Ootober 7 s e DA ﬁ:,.ng.mkl‘. O. Po | hand's friend, Gordon, and carries on & |a1d employment for the members, | you are dizzy, if you have heartburn 1«‘.:‘?2}“\31’3{“&..‘? s - v dirtation, which begius innocently | thelr wives, widows or children in case | and palns in your colon or bowels, WANTED FOR SALE TO RENT Bty tion: 1gh on her part. As time goes on | Of disaster or death. Tts workings | why suffer needlessly? e o in snakelike spume uptossed, ANNOUNCEMENTS Gordon scels to arouse the wife's jeal- | 8nd scope were explained by P. D, Car- | Buy now today — from any dru WANTED — Youns £irl fo sasist in| FOR SALE_Ten pigs, seven weeks| . TO RENT_Upper seven-room iene: The, balsrul: billows tor " mon of Springfield during his inter- | glst & fifty cent box of Mi-o-na Sto: Vail, Frank- | ment at 11 mm'm,w ousy and muke breach between Ans- ewark: Sone to g0 home | 0ld, 38 to $&.50 each. . e o With 8hips that kKnow no dawnes B 6.8 sl ATt Crither and his wife, to further his own | ¢SUE address. Aol Teblets, “Take them rerularly s Hiehte prefomE 1 "Rty AV | o SR aih VTR | Hent Apply B Shitney, 4 Biisha | V0 shi (ht Know b aawn | interests. The re test of the wife's § e v - ou get | Thamesvil = FOR SALE—Two-ton autotruck, 100 | —————— e o = N g x FUNERALS. relief. There is no more effective . i 7| light £ " o o monstrate | FURNISHMD ROO2S, all modern co 1L Miss . tod: love for her husband come ¥ y 3 — , _family of BN WWIAED WA, W a T S R e Nk o oy = FelRIS) Sk liide remedy for stomach llls than Mi-0-na, | corear Siay “piacer Sobd position for | to satistaction of purchaser. Georse | veninces. 38 Union St.Telephone ¥ Take me, neverthele R o o on ‘somie infested A Ay i Mrs. James Calnen. because it s not only & digestive glv- | rigi. party. = Inquire at Bulletin. Dygert. No. 115 Ladrel Hil Ave el | 3 Where floats Ophelia’s hair women. See da . Ly e the fover| The funeral of Mrs. James Calnen |INE quick reilef, but also strengthens | novzid LS novasd OBEOPE__Syt ot rouma comp, urs [[Cown the willow friaged stream; ut im_ stricke e fune Mrs. James 5 a5 et ana Goul, ToF ROUSCKGEPITE, | OF Where, 'Lawart lethal air IF ym want to pass this evening in a | and Durses him back 10 health, the | Was held from her residence on Sum- | 38d bulids up surely and safely the | ~WANTED — Ledies to make bow | _FOR SALE -Household Turaiiure, st T Bohoa Bt SotHia ™ | Mhat dreads the mtare’ clear gleam, most. pleasing way, go down to the | {AIsity and cowardice of her husband's | mit street Saturday morning at S4% | D8RSSR Ritases ‘the flow of | tes for Christmas; $1 weekly; send Bt i o e S S URESEED HOOMS—Osntral Twar | 1hg T Sing beacs bis white - - 2 oD, - | 13 proven. The big b the United States there wouldnt a 5 -parenis hose : 1oy | =When T fist noticed the ringworm on my | - WANTED.Ttaw fure &l A, Heewt | (RS LIttt © » or & 10 Suetncket St. Norwich. c+. || woman vote for her!”—Ohlo Sun Dial. | AT Sully returns to this city today | mele girl it was just a tiny little spot below’ r's, 30 Wa - ! BUTSIRY. e S . o i t y 100 c Monidary Setor & Sam anre Vet o A% Bennott. novild” | ~gow SALE_ieven room house, with T see that only 16 out of every 100 e Tooman, | GERT SEASON. | (Mondap) arter s fow: onvs Vsl witn the eye. It moved so i ; 1ot 35 e | Al e old o i Mexicans are ublo to read and wriie and The Riot, i 4 S ALk 3 that it got around the | . WANFED-—Raw furs, Wil be &f the | estate. G. W. Hamliton, kixecutor, 130 “Mexico is evidently a country in atinee each an Williams, Tenor, and Miss Ada| Bd. Morehead returned to Boston temple, finally 1 moved | St every Satarday. A. . Woodworth. | Main St ot which not everybody Is trying to write Y relatives in this city. z Miss - Ann O'Loughlin of Hartford a play or contribute to the magazines.” —Chicago Record-Herald. “Miss Wombat, will you he mine” “Never!” The young man was jarred | but not wholly discouraged. Presentiy onday after spending Sunday with bl pE ke oy, —FHINK TF OViii — 250 motene: hate Tell out on the apot | W AN Moas] T9IE o 1975 10 B | A28, M0 6K (reguiar business aise where theringworm was, | P, Overland roadster car. State' price: | each 35.00. Sehd 10r satipies and By this time it was l | Dec. 12. FOR SALE visited her parents, M and Mrs. Ross | Condition, number of miles run, and | prices for any DEIBUIAE you 4re 1M noed will be given, in | - —————r | Sinter Meoriay hah the o op 2 I O'Loughiin, over:Buuday | Sohere 2ar may be seen for demonsira: | 5f*fie" Balidtin Combany: NOCWice 5 T { S { larger than halfa dollar. | tion. . Address by letter to “Overiand,” | Gonn. | | oy DAVIS THEATER \cad oncerts for the esason. ugene Ashton spent Sunday at - o novs = > H he came back in this fashion: “Well, ~ | Evan Wiliams, “America’s greatest | home in this city and returned to Bos- | 1t burned and itched so | care Bulletin Co. e VS | “FoK BALE—O. I C. pigs, thorousn- Eight-room Cottage will you let e be yours?—Pittsburg Wik the Lotk { s 3 Mise Ats Bagsoi] ton this (Morday) moruing sho would scrateh undll | —WANTED—Men 18 fo 33 as ralivay | breas regisiered. hone beiter i 100 |§ Lith bath and steam heat Post. ol y ¢ harpists of the world, | Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cotier, o Park ' the blood came and she would cry herselt | mall clerks: 315 month; 1,800 (RCRICES | Souniiy-, Ldiow Cuity MTCR MIOWRE™ | § 003 barn and large lot, located “They are always talkin' about the h 5 distinguished artis- | street entertained their sons, Thomas to sleep. In the morning the pillow would | freavently: sample questions . free | ksutton. H : - wonders of electricity,” said Farmer combination which will furnish a[and William Cotter, over Sunday. be covered with blood and humor where she | Franlsiin Institute, Depl. 34 H., Roches- | — g i ne 50w ot thess prio ive minutas’ walk from Main Corntassel, “but there's one of its : e of s Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mason were Wouldhavescratcheditinhersleep. During | fer. Sk ____0ct21d | g4 cnvelopes (reguiar business street. Price reasonable greatest achievements they don’t men- interest drama of 1 Hampton visitors Sunday at the homo $he day she was miserable. SHOOTING AND TRESPASSING NO- | 04T~ priuted in corner, $i.40 | > | tlon." “To what do you refer?” “The ees Witnin the | remina Xorwich mu | of"Mra. Mason's parents, Mr. and M Einl= 1 as woll bus | THCHS pinted 0, cloth LoXiE Six YoF | 34:00; To.u00 3600, 10000, §1 N. Tarrant & Co. | Wy 1t has Killed off the fellers who ke 18 16 ofer tiam evements In o a i 5 S welve for $L5. The Bulletin | motelieals, sxbiy, Drinted, 31.4vs Ayt 4 A %, > raig is to offe rievements in opera and|j. H. Fitts. they did her no good for the ringworm Was | . p" Printers, Norwich, Conn. | 34,005 5,000, $6.50;° 1,000, 315.00 : | made jokes about people who went to s at the Davls | conceris, as he Is recognized as one of | ““y)is Bertha Botham returned Sun- | goting bigger and blgger. I s 10 i Baiteinenda sYexii, bitntea, 3i 16, 117 Main Street, Norwich, Ct. [l| town an’ blew out the gas”—Washing- |t f nors. of ‘e woHd He L D R R D e il Imd st W | wNnmD—F Ding. A G Gor- 0,000, $5.005 10,000, "313.00; | ton star. ™ lled the “ v day fro o pot, whe: o g3 Ty i S aa L —— 2 Acton Davies in the | is Al X +: that is gt ths Deat ispuanen by Sihe Luie mewtmam | A e wabiais el oo e be ehIPDSA L rrive Wednesday, November 19th.| nard werk, ranging from 1100 to 1609 | 1o consider ihe advantages offered by 3 aué 1 T N " o Lo = . i but they are considered good. As/| . b 25 Py v -4 JAMES H, HYDE, the state university. will | will ki vaudeville s an act with a rep i local music lovers will look for-| the lineup is now follows: Burrows and | tBat ep from 25 to 50 head of FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, i o) 1 o g : a . . reat interest to this forth- | McKeon of Mystie g Weaver o Fitz- | cattle. s Contral Building, _ Norwich, Ct s har s Do Cu, i imewREL o S e The mew directory of Milwaukes is is the celebrated actress, Estelie | b ine musical event | oEei. A CRARD AN SR ok one 147. e & o o RGE B © CLIN, o y o Werdette & Co. in the dcightful farce | 1 sal event. L ter a | CTICK aNd Chappel £ Strong work s GEO . gives the city a population of 401,124 For pure refined comedy 1t is doubitui | 10" 'of Geo. A. Davie Thie Terrs fineup wil be: Verner and| o pAERICUUTERAY, SALE HORSES Carload of ;ourses srrived Tuesday — | ¥atio of 2.3 persons to each name, the h . one ac it N S ey T s Bap oy v carloau into our s chunks and | BIght, Oct 48 irom North Dakota; & tal population ls estimated. ihose who avpreciate an act of the | VILLIMANTI fiood worls Js fexpected of Hess, who Is| mauds for ihis sure ciop producer. e | of 3t gnce: aiso & good wagon suitable | sreen Irotien o years' old) standard | R R o Dbetter class will be delizhted with this - — 2 bcstone is better than tte burdt hitke | fo & bsker or milkman—iow price. | Dieg; BaCH SOYERILISE, N0: Snoes call | telegraph stations on the continent ‘Anna Bernard is a charming singing | INITIATE FIFTY. Make Suffield Team. Sl this 15 Wok e lave. " BOld By thY ELMER R. PIERSON. e R T Gl e bny b oW el i and dancing comedienne, who has the 7 3 Reports from Connecticut Literary | bag. ion or carioad. Tel. 1189, octisd | el 122 3 sl | by the Portuguese government. The latest in songs and new steps, and also | Moose Party, Have Business Session, | Institute at Sheffield is to the effect | PECK, M'WILLIAMS & CO. COOK & HEWITY | Two dwelling houses, Nos. 36 ||| Aty i | | teb1sd | & HEWITT, i | preliminary work at the Tdsbon and some of the prettiest costumes seen for | Hear Speoches and Feast. | that Patterson and McQuarrie have se- | el | novea Westerly, R. L. and 88 Thames St with bullding |1 o e e, In a long time. — feured places on the basketball team 100 /- TE MARKET GAiRDEX, about 30x134 feet adjoining e work will be begun on the Some people incline to the rough 1 ler_of Moose had one | of that Insiitute, which is a very rapid | POUltry aRQ gemorai purpese iwrm Just | T TP = Valuable watertrent ‘on [1| neceesirs DRIIOIGE ® n knockabout style of cnmo?v and this a ernoon, puliing off | one. These boys twere on the home LEGAL NOTICES. L e T X | river; leng dock at ||| _ is furnished by Swam and Rambard, arade of a fraternal or- | team last vear. ~ s =2 spriag fed lake, stocked with fish, newr F f 250 A dewater &.ou . feet. Wi e vh sary’ P The Two Recruits. An act that has|zanization ever seen. in Willimantic, Diversions for Sewing Cl NOTICE Bouse; SU.&cres smootll Lliable lsad arm o Cres et g For The value of Hungary's agricultural . A i % e Ranlimee wihseClass Commencing Nov. 1sth, the briage | IeSE pastures snd woodiana; pienty ol o et i b | (R o U el the same vou can’t keep from laughing | of members of the local lodge. 7 The Mizpah class, which is manag- | connecting the Towns of Ledyard &nd | pagits DiCS COLaBe House, W Ny large | Silusted @ 84 milcs (win Uid Siyst ilier particulars inquire of large crops or on the products of cer- e e O i ceriar ir arorag | The parade started from t Centre | N8 the primary sewing class, which | Broston, known ' as the Poqetantek | Botn®maw eiis, cohause. and sheass soe | £OBR. on £00d road. (elephone add it ol tain spectfied branches of agriculture, e e photoplay department in the | Street armory soon after ons, maren. | Mcets weekly in the Baptist vestry, Is| Drawbridge, will be closed to the public | commodations” for 2,600 bems. Only | 55, 2" J% michine “Worked neias. yree but rather on the great diversity of its e o eterpicce in three parts | ed up Vailey to High: to Main, down | PIARNING. fo introduce calisthenics’ at| travel for repsirs unil further notice | 34,000, easy terms. \ B aciie aad Tofthe b SN THOS. H. BECKLEY. products, for there is probably no Tied “The TRastless Spirit, an alle- | Main to Jackson, to Valley and back | and music. too, Is |, Ner oFer, of jihe Welectmen Of 16| yryews Agemey. Willlmamtle. Comn. | i Wiodfuiid, brook runhing tarough || May Building, 278 Maln Strec ountry In Europe in which so many Serical photoplay susgested by Gray's|to the armory | during the class hour. | *“™" ®;GeEi D, AusTIN, 73 entire larin; house Gias 1+ rooms, “vid- Phones 724 — 365 branches of agriculture are carried on. B e 1o the fioy selected to tne| Qreanizer B J. Fltzgerald lea the |, Schooner Conquest, Captain John © EREDERICK W BURTON. | TN Maotioneey | Banioned ffeplaces, cellar underwhale \\___ o 0 ______; e - < by probession, foliowed by the officers pf | Fendrickson, bas returned from New CHARLES A. GRAY. LN S, B o ) | From statistics Just published by the trodnce J. Warren Kerrigan to the N = s e 124 A eastia Darn 24 by 24 attached, nearly new Otcersal Film company. Mr. Kerri- | the local lodge. Then came W. R.| Xork and is refitting for a codfishing| noviZ l __ AUOTION one other hay barn Z4 by 30, €rib, wag. French ministry of lahor it appears | gan will be remembered as the former | Frisbie’s automobile, in which were [ triD to Nantucket. 5 MONDAY, DEC. 1, 1913, | on shed, wugon house and nennery, that there are 11,317.424 families in an e e eeriran oo, | Mrs. Fitzgerald, Supreme Dictator |, Ms. E. Fiske Brewster entertained | at 10 o'clock, also about 1% tons ol barn hay, on France in 45 of which there were 1% Ol e -1 John Nichols of Bosf the members nf the Sewing society of th £a 15 minutes’ walk | LWO-horse Wagon, one lumber wagon, r more chil 37 families with s Sl s % spectacular masterplecs | Jof Nichols ston and Ar. | 1 ber: Sew s¢ i on the Cady farm, 15 m! ke | O arming "tools and machimery or more children and 37 families wi AT s T Frisbie Charity cha O.F. S.at herhome {ON o from rmsirongs Crossing, the follow- id O I s stedaily thals anks with the. famous Ivanbos. ¢ : e |f MONEY LOANED from £ Crossing, the toliow- | 800 'SULAE: em. “"Pua" price *oF : g T children each, the numbe and is anether example of the Audito- | Wheeler's Amer and led the | Friday afternoor the close of the |l . V0 000 = ¢ o Ferais ing property: I8 milch " cows, (87ade|ihis farm, inoluding ‘machinery and | ,300-8CKS farm, one mils from & ett decreasing, so that 2,661,978 families e ian of presanting films of the | Mmembers of the local lodge. 300 or | Working session refreshments were | [ [B: UANIUE OF 50 Wind Tt | Rorses 3 hoks (Weiknt 600 Ipa, about | DAY, 18 only 33500: $1000 cen Fematn | CRHSE DN ICVc] Ama iree from. roeks; | (235 per cent) have only two children Teiter Bams s Eanms comedies of |mOre in e ime was | served. U RS LS WL she ot o AN Rrd U B SR Ao R, i hards | o imoraies, Lopsession siven ‘imime | SUANMRNON GGG A USR] | ana 1805744 famblien (159 per ceni.) the Crystal brand complete the bill | $losed W tos contain- g, s : & rs. Ger. Eliablisicd din to deal with. power gasoline engine, with complete | VST (CAVGHENE! L0 oo 1500 cords of wood. 1500 railroad ties: | no children. re Starving for Lovi 4 On | ing visitors and members. All the |fain Doucett, il with rhenma MY COLLATHIEAL LOAN CO. sawing outiit, on truck, 1 surrey, 1 de- | ., BC08 J7%,0 B— | Jarge quantities of oak wnd chestnut; — Tres are Starving for Love and Oh | i1t *ers "handsomely. deroraiad | - Mre, Walier Mosher of 142 Main Sirecr. Unsiatea, livery wagon. 1 lumber wagon, I double : ehougn {0 nearly pus or the Pacel| . pa) Hlectrlc Light 1 ou Scotch Lassie. Pel s v e line presented a fine ap e { 8.y s TUNER THERE 15 no savertising meatum 1o | C00KINE anpliances familiar to norihern - o &3 e i e 5 ] P 4 5 " ueers of gas will be exhibited ant - CASTORIA “Foowins the - business meeting, ' Norwich friends. | purceclass nervice by competent ohet, | movma | Nomw Bramkis, cr | FhOne 5V Norwioh, Ct. | gastorn Comnssticut agiul™ta e Bl | 1170 0 ; ;-

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