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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-14
FLATS
HOTSES


HOUSES
COTTAGES
You can save time and trouble by avstling
yourself OF the services of our Free Rental Dept.
No charge or obligation of any kind Every
desirable vacant fat in San Francisco is on
our list. We quote few TO illustrate.
CENTRAL LOCATION
Walking distance from heart of city, 3 and
4 room fats, newly built, everything modern.
Rents SD. 30 and $500.
LARKIN STREET
Two and three room apartments. wall beds,
hot and cold water. janitor and elevator service
rent $500 TO $500.
PARK DISTRICT
-Four and five room flats. beautiful location
and very desirable. Rent $1,000 and $500.
NEAR FAIRMONT HOTEL
Five fat. just completed, all modern,
marine view: rent $3.50.
HYDE STREET
Close in. desirable location. beautiful lower
fat. Eve rooms. hardwood floors. special arrange
ment with tenant now in possession, whereby
rent viii be only S2250
MISSION DISTRICT
Three. four and five room fats well located
on direct car line. all modern and up TO date
Rent SIS 70 $40. so.
Our services are free. Come let us heir
you 10 get located.
THE ABRAMS COMPANY.
l035 Market str. near 7th
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For sALE-Mi.ceIlaneou.

DOLAN COMPANY begs leave to announce that
in order TO make room for our new brick, block
at our present location We are compelled and
will absolutely sell or give away everything
in our large warehouses and yards, as fol-
lows: 900 600 TT. of new and as good as
new lumber s. 1000 up: $4,000 new and
as good as new doors, windows. frames and
sash from 25c to 81, or less than 25c on the
ST. 600 barrels tile, wand as good az
new. fOc IT. or 81 barrel: 5000 # new
and as good as new patent chimney pipe 15c
IT. and up. Plumbing plumbing; we are
noted for our plumbing goods. from the cheap
EST 25c sink to the most elaborate bathroom
furnishings at positively soc on the 81 YOU
pay Others Hardware. See our hardware
we buy carloads and job lots for cash; you
get the benefit: see for yourself. We furnish
everything from the foundation to the most
elaborate finish II you can't build yourself
HOME it won't be orr fault. as we fur
nish YOU everything at one-quarter what YOU
pay others DOIAN COMPANY, the largest
building supply company on the coast 1905
to 1641 Market st. Open Sundays.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-14
A FEW CHOICE FLATS TO LET.
". B. McGERRY & CO.,
Al Montgomery ST.

s42. 50-2625 Clay near Scott opp. Alta plaza; Z
rooms and bath.
sS5. OO~iI4o Leavenworth near California; up
per; rooms and bath.
S27 50-659 Haight near Pierce; upper; rooms
and bat
S32. Jo-254 Pierce near Haight; upper; Z rooms
and bath.
s22 5o-l365 Broadway near Larkin; upper; 8
and bath.
s27 -J0-146oA Clay near Hyde; lower; rooms
and bath.
s3T. .5O-41st av. near Lake; rooms and bath;
gas range. peerless boiler; janitor and
garbage service.
$50 -S35-Southwest corner Golden Gate and Cen
tral avs: flats; 5-6 rooms and hath.
S37 90 and S42. .50-East line Of Willard, just
north Of Fulton. opposite Golden Gate park
excellent car service new fats OF 66-I
rooms: strictly modern: fine view.
$50. .0O-Southwest corner Of Hyde and Broad
way; excellent new upper fat; rooms
and bath.
S35. .oO-136s Pacific near Hyde; upper; 6 rooms
and bath.
Ss2 5o-2sS waller near Webster; upper; 8
rooms and bath.
$45. 00-2201 Webster near Washington; mouse; Z
rooms and bath.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-14

SPECIAL. OFFER. MCDOWELL SCHOOL
FOR PUPILS ENTERING THIS. WEEK.
Designing. dress cutting. dress making. ladies
tailoring and millinery taught from A to n. Our
cut to order patterns viii make your home
dress making easy. Cutting and fitting short
notice: easy payments Call or write for terms
121 Geary St: phone Douglas 4I51
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BOARD FOR CHILDREN
AN infant will be given a monthers care by one
experienced in the care OF children. Box 301,
Cal Office. los Valencia ST
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HAVE elegant 8 and room fats for rent
on the west side Of the level block Of Larkin
ST. just above Filbert. The view from these
fats is superb taking in from the Golden
Gate to Twin Peaks. At night one can see the
lights twinkling half the city. Think
of being able to lie in bed and all the
outer hsrbor.
The foundations Of this house are down 10
1t. TO bedrock and the house boted to the ce-
ment. while the inner partitions. as well as
the usual outer walls. cross braced
The plaster IS not the ordinary lime and
sand, but the patent hard wall. How do you
feel about earthquakes? Plenty of closets
hot and cold water in the bedrooms; servant s
toilet.
Every board Of the fine paneling was care
fully selected for its handsome grain. The fats
are arranged TO make home. not a stopping
place. The entrance is unique. being on the
side. and looks like private house. This de-
sign. although used in Europe. is only just
coming into here. A fine servants and
store room in the basement.
Within ! block OF three independent car
lines. less than Is minutes to the ferry or the
city hail. VIII be open Sunday.
The numbers are 2417 and 2419 Isrkin st
Realizing that there are many idle fats in the
city. ] am willing to let these at a ridicI-
lousy low rent to the right people
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-14

CASH REGISTERS.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
In 200 Styles and Sizes
Prices from $3.50 up. Sold easy terms. ANY
other make on the market at 30c
on the dollar.
THE NATI0NAL~CASH REGISTER COMPANY.
1O40 Market ST.,
Between Taylor and Jones SITS.
BOSTON terrier puppies, pediereed; scoutails.
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A FEW OF THE FLATS FOR Rent By

ShAiNMAlsD, bOShDr,r q DE,,l.s AZ
$22.5O-l17A 4th sv., mr.. California St; mod
ern middle fat OF r. and b:
So. 50-117O Green St. Hyde; sunny MOD
$25-244S-60 California. mr. Fillmore; Sunny
modern fats of r and b. ID convenient
s25 and Sso-NE. cor of Baker and Jackson
sts.: sunny modern fats of r. and o. each,
in desirable neighborhood.
S25 and S3O-1565 Jackson mr. Baker; modern
apartment fats of r. and b., in convenient
loca ton
S27 5O-l559-61 Lyon St. cor. Bush: sunny
middle fats of r. and b.. entirely renovated
So. .50-3624 Sacramento ST.. near Locust; mod
ern lower iat of r and b.; rent reduced
S35-2659-6i California St, mr. Pierce; modern
apartment hats of r. and b. each; very
sss and 42.5o-west line of Spruce ST.. mr..
California: sunny fats of and 9 r and b.;
just being completed.
S35-lI34 Fell St. mr. Scott: modern sunny
fat OF 7. and h.; very desirable
S40-2417-19 Larkin St. mr.. Filbert: modern
S4o-I40T Larkin. of California; upper
fat Of . r. and b.; all outside rooms; in con
venient location.
S4o-Ss Devisadero St. mr.: Daboce say.; modern
s45 and S5O-i560-62 Union st, mr.. Van Ness
av.; . sunny fats. and I. and b. in two
fat building; very desirable.
ful room upper fat; open hreplaces: just
completed.
S55-l42 Lake st. nr. 1st av.; sunny hat of s
T. and b. adjoining Presidio terrace
S60-563 Steiner St, of Fell; very attractive
corner fat of r. and b.; rent reduced.
GET copy of our complete printed list at our
Office s gT Tl nail On RIPE aGPRlIsaFfio1 RFF co
% Montgomery ST. Telephone Douglas AZ
A FEW CHOICE FLATS TO LET
r NcGERRY & CO.
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$50 O0-911 Eddy mr.. Cough: ar. b.: lower
S.:T 50--1236 Eddy Cough: S r. b.; lower
SIS o0-1731 Fulton Central av. r. b.; upper
$50 .00-l940jF mr. Pine: g T. b.; upper.
S35 .00-f969F mr.. Clayton; g r. b.; upper
$50 -00-I469 Green nr. Van Ness; 5 T. b.; middle
SO. jo-270S HYDE mr. Beach; r. b.: middle
So. 50-130S Hayes mr. Deyisadero: z r. b.. upper
S27 -50-513 Castro 18th: r b.: upper
$32- -50-2192 18th Noe: r b.; upper
SIS OOPS Jersey nr. Noe; r. b.; lower.
GET OUR COMPLETE LIST
Copies at
Shumate's pharmacy, Suffer and Devisadero.
Shumates pharmacy, Sacramento and Presidio ay
Shumstes pharmacy. Haight and Masonic
Castro pharmacy. oath and Castro.
Boyson's pharmacy, 21st and Valencia.
Meagher's. 1926 IS 9th av.. Sunset.
Economic Drug Co, 500 Valencia near 18th.
Economic Drug Co. S23 Market near 4th.
BALDWIN & HOWELL,
31S-324 Kearny st.
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Sls.0o-903 Fulton nr. Fillmore, lower. and b.
So. 50-1931 Union Buchanan, mod. na 8 K b.
S25 00--1sf Haight Scott, upper, and b.
So So oo-5S4 5S Myrtle av. mr. y Ness low 4 b
&27 5O-1S5O MeAllister mr. Baker. up.. 6 & b.
S3000-791 Haight Scott, upper, and b.
$30.00-502 CLAYTON cor. Page, upper, and b.
$50 o0-552 Aslibury mr. Page. lower. and h.
So. j0-625 Frederick Willard. up, & b.
S37. 50-55s Ashbury nr. Page. upper, and b.
$40 00-1i14 McAllister Webster, up. Z & h.
S45 00-3l29 Washington Baker. up. e. b.
South side Market ST bet Sanchez and Noe
The Francisco fats. and modern in every
detail, and rooms and bath. rents $35 to $40
Get orr complete list of houses. cottages and
fats to let In all parts Of the city.
SPECK. PASCHEL & CO..
DDS Montgomery St, Mills bldg.
Phone Kesrny' is42 Home C1642
ATTRACTIVE and unique. in a cbarmIngly pic
turesque building: just completed and has
never been tcnanted; flooded with sunshine, and
marine view. The spacious living room has
built-in bookcases and quaint old English
open fireplace. its large hood being supported
by interesting carvings of minstrels Of the
Middle Ages; the wall Is covered by beau
tifu paper. made IN Great Britain and signed
by the celebrated designer Aylesworth 2 cham
bcrs adJoin the tiled bathroom: large Kitchen
he's every convenience, including insianfa
neous hot water: porter and janiterexs In the
building at all times relieves You OF all that
makes house keeping unpleasant 110 Fred
erick st; Masonic az. cars. pass the door
ALPINE St. 81 near Waller and Devisadero-
New sunny upper fat, rooms upper view;
ALPINE St. 1876 rooms hath: desirable fiat:
$3.50. BALDWIN g. HOWELL. 3fs Kearny ST.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-14

All apartments have separate halls; kitchens
covered with imported linoleum and furnished
with gas ranges with IS inch ovens; rapid gas
heaters and disappearing wash trays. No chill
dren. References.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-14

Everything hrst class
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-14

Main hall beautifully furnished.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-10
Personals.

Henry A1burt of Manchester is in town on business.
 MT and Mrs. J. O'Sullivan were Hartford visitors Tuesday.
 Joseph Delude left Tuesday morning on 6 business trip to New York.
 Mrs. George K. Mason and Miss ,ou Buck spent Tuesday in Hartford
 Ray Smith and Gladys Clark at- tended a wedding in Hartford Tues day.
 Miss Netta Woisard of Danielson was recent guest of Mrs. Pierre Ma thieu.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. church holds its monthly meeting at the church this afternoon.
 Lieut.. and Mrs. Fred T. Greiner will attend the ball at the dedication of the new armory at Hartford Friday night.
 Nelson Gilman and family have closed their summer home, Sky farm, at Columbia and returned to this city.
 Miss Anna Devillers of Walnut street has been entertaining Miss Corona Voissard or Louisville, Can ada.
 James P. Mustard of Windham street is spending the week in Phila- delphia, visiting his mother. who Is in that city, coming on from her home in Milton, Del.
 A. J. Langefeld, the contractor, who did the Main street paving job, was in town Tuesday for a short stay. He was on his way to the quarries in Westerly, R. I.
 Homer Dornan Of South Windham has seeurd employment with the Con- necticut compahy and left sfor Water bury Tuesday, where he will serve as a street car conductor.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-10

Willimantic, Danielson and Putnam

his mothers testimony, but was short in his answers and cried some, as did his mother and also his father who was seated in the pen. The accused said that he would do all that he could toward the support of the boy and of fered the few dollars that he had when arrested to go toward buying clothes for the boy. Judge Arnold continued the case for six months and placed the accused on probation; he is to give the probation officer $1.50 a wek, which is to go toward the boys supp port. A brother or the accused is to take the boy if after investigation Pro- bation Officer Lyman is of the opinion that the present home surroundings are not what they should be. Mrs. Taylor is alleged to be living with an- other man and he is the one who is said to have been responsible for the accused's arrest, as he had given the boy nothing and thrown him on the town, so that the accused was finally arrested on the complaint of the select men.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-10
MURRAY'S B OstOn . t or @
 WlLLlMANTlC. CONN.
A New and Handsome
 Collection of Table Linens

Kinds which will interest and please every housekeeper; a stock large in variety, one with cloths of many sizes, values unusually good for the price. 6s-inch Bleached Table Damask. a yard 50c, 65c.
 72-inch Bleached Damask, yard T5c, $100, SIPS.
 72-inch Bleached Damask, in lengths 2, 275, 8 yards, 75c yard.
 66-inch Half Bleached Damask, a yard soc, 5Sc, 65c.
 7O-inch Half Bleached Damask, a yard 75c, $1.00.
 1S-inch Napkins, a dozen $1.00.
 2O-inch Napkins, a dozen s1.5o, s2.0O. 22-inch Napkins, dozen $2.5O, $500. 20-inch Hemstitched Napkins, doz- on, SS.o0.
 Hcmstitched Linen Table Cloths, size 2 by 21f yards, 12 Napkins to match, for $500.
 Hemstitched Table Cloths, 6s by 6S inch, with 12 Napkins, for $7.00. ! Bleached Table Cloths, border on all sides. size 2h yards, s2.5O, 3 yards $3o0
 se-inch Hemstitched Tea Cloths. of damask, 75c, $1.00.
 54-inch Hemstitched Tea Cloths. of damssk, $1.00, s1.50
 45-inch Damask Scarfs, 50cJ
 54-inch Damask Scarfs, 75c. $1.00. Hemstitched Tray Cloths, 1S by 27 inch. 25c, 50c.
 Hemstitched Linen Towels. of dam- ask or huck, soc, 75c.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-10
o6sTAucTiNa TRAFFIC.
Material for New Postoffiee Buildin!
 Ordered Removed.

The foreman in charge of the new postoff1ce that is in course of con- struction at the corner of Main and High streets has permitted the various materials used in the construction to be piled about on the Main street sidewalk and the High street side walk and even in the gutter and out into the latter street to the great in convenience of traffic and foot pas sengers.
 Mayor D. P. Dunn went to Foreman F. Burt Sprankle Tuesday afternoon and ordered him to have the difficulty renedied and the onstructions on High street win De cleared away. A number of complaints have been lodged with the city officials and in one or two instances minor accidents have result ed from the fact that the materials were in the way. A prominent town official almost 9ouged an eye out re- gently by reason of having come in contact with the covering that pro-
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-10
ARCHIBALD MACDONALD
Would Accept Republican Nomination
 for Mayor if Rendered. by United
 Party.

It Is announced that Archibald Mac donald will be candidate to receive the republican nomination for mayor Mir. Macdonald is a receptive candidate for the nomination if it is the general desire of the members of the republi- can party, but he will not seek the place simply for the honor alone Par ty harmony and party satisfaction with the candidate for mayor are essentially desirable, as Mir. Macdonald views the situation, and under those conditions he would consent to run.
 The possibility of Mir. Macdonald's being a candidate has been received with general satisfaction by d great many of the republican residents of the city. His record in office in Put nam is an exceedingly worthy one and he is conceded to have a strong back ing His is the first party candidacy announced. Mir Macdonald has been alderman at large and has a record Of good serBce in the council. His fa- miliarity with the business system of Putnam and the needs of the city, to- gether with his business capacity, com bihe to make him particularly eligible to fill the mayors chair. He has been d prominent figure ill republican affairs in Putnam for years and in conjunction with his experience and fitness for the place has big personal following.
 Mentioned for the nomination for al- Aderrnan at large on the republican ticket are Alderman c. Allen Hawkins. member of the present council and Representative John A. Dady.
 The republican caucus to nominate for the city election which occurs on the first Monday in December, will be held later in the month.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-10
NO INDIGESTION OR A SICK STOMACH
Heartburn Headache and Dyspepsia and You Will Feel Fine in Five Minutes-Stomach Misery Vanishes
 After Taking Little Diapepsin

limbs. sleeplessness, belching of gas biliousness. sick headache, nervous- ness. dizziness or many other slnllar symptoms.
 If your appetite is fickle. and noth- ing tempts you. or you belch gas or 1T you feel bloated after eating, or your food lies like lump of lead on your stomach, you can make up your mind that at the bottom of all this there is but one use-fermentation of undl- sested food.
 Prove to yourself in five minutes that yotr stomach is as good as any: that there is nothing really wrong. stop this fermentation and begin eating what you want without fear of discomfort or misery.
 Almost Instant relief is waiting for you. It is merely a matter of how soon you take little Diapepsin.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-10
NeolectfuI Father on Probation.

The continued case of state vs. Burn side Taylor for non-support of his child was tried before Judge Arnold in the police court Tuesday morning
 put upon the stand and said that while she had not lived with Taylor for number of years she still loved him and was willing to do all that she could to support their child. She said that she did not enter a complaint against her husband. Chester the 13 year old son, practically corroborated
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-10

two rooms. The Social quarters are divided into a billiard hall and reeep- tion room. They occupy the entire south side of the upper floor of the building.
 The billiard hall is finished in mis- sion style, with furnishings of quar- tered oak The style is employed in the billiard and pool tables, there be- ing one of each. Off this room is finely appointed lavatory.
 The reception room also has mission furniture. The curtains are of ca- thedral net The chairs are upholster- ed in leather and as a whole the rooms present d very inviting appearance.
 The lighting in the billiard room is by system of Tungsten bulbs, while the reception room has an electric chandelier on which the lights are. en- closed in large globes of ground glass.
 The Elks now occupy the entire up- per floor of the building. The lodge room proper is also attractively fur nished and has a fine art square as a central floor piece. The high-back chairs to be placed at the officers sta tions have not arrived. The Elks have enjoyed a rapid growth. and a large degree of prosperity in Putnam and their new quarters are the pride of the members.
 Expects Big Membership.
 The date for filing renewals of mem bership in the Putnam Social and Athletic club has been fixed by the directors for Nov. 18th. The mana gers are confident Of securing a big membership again this winter, and the prospects are for some fast boxing exhibitions and good wrestling matches.
 Rev. J. N. Walker Describes European
 Travels.
 The members of Putnam grange held a meeting in A. O. H. hall Monday evening at which as a feature they were entertained by a talk given by Rev. J. w Walker, pastor of St. Phil ip's church, who recently returned
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-10
Ensign Jacobs Completes Endurance
 Test
PUTNAM
Mitchell Estate Left to Nece-Daueh- ter Would Break WilI-Elks Occupy New Quarters--Lecture by Rev. j.. N, Walker,

The case of Ella F. Chase and James E. Chase, 'ah appeal from probate of the will of Daniel Mitchell late of Killingly, was taken up at the open ing of the superior court in this city Tuesday morning, Judge Silas A. Rob inson presiding. The case comes from the probate court of the town of Kil- lingly, where the interested parties re- side.
 Sanford Pratt of East Killingly is the executor of the Daniel Mitchell will; his wife, Eleanor Pratt is sole legatee. Mrs. Pratt Is also niece of the deceased.
 Mrs. Ella F. Chase is a daughter of the deceased testator and seeks to have her fathers will set aside on the grounds of undue influence on the part of the appellees and because of the alleged mental incapacity of MT. Mitchell at the time he made the will.
 Attorneys Charles l.. Torrey and Charles E. Searles are counsel for the appellants and Attorneys Henry F. Back and Sabin $. Russell for the ap- pelleeS,
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-10
pr. J. H. Egbert Addresses Board of
 Trade.

The Willimantic Board of Trade gave one of its exceptionally fine social sup- pers Tuesday evening in it's roofns in the oper house block to members and guests. After supper the company ad- journed to the lecture hall and was en- tertained by pr. J. Hobart Egbert, who gave an interesting and instructive H. lustrated talk upon the work in the Zone Region of Panama" where the big canal is under construction.
 Dr. Egbert recently returned from South America and Panama and his account of those lands was of more than ordinary interest, supplemented as it was by fine clear views that the doctor photographed on his trip.
 The board had an enjoyable even- ing's entertainment and the members were enthusiastic in showing their ap- pfeciation
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-10

Take your sour. out of-order stom- ach-or maybe you call it Ihdlges- ton, Dyspepsia, Gastritis or Catarrh of Stomach; 1t doesn't matter take your stomach trouble right with you to your Pharmacist and ask him to open a 50-cent case of Papes Diapepsin and let you eat one 22-grain Triangule and see if within five minutes there is left any trace of your former misery.
 Food Fernentation-food souring; the Digestive organs become weak. there is lack of gastric juice; your food is only half digested, and you become affected with loss of appetite, pressure and fullness after eating, vomiting, nausea. heartburn, gfiping in bowels, tenderness In the pit of stomach, bad taste in mouth, constipation, pain in
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-10
w. H. S. to Play suffieId Today.

This afternoon oh Windham field there will be what promises to be one Of the best gridiron contests of the season locally. The Connecticut Lit erary institute eleven from Sufield will line up against the eleven repre- senting the Windham high school.
 The local boys went down TO de- feat at the hands of this team last Saturday at Saffield, but it is fgared that the tables will be turned today and the Windham players will exert themselves to the utmost to do the trick,
 It is probable that the local team will. take the field with this lineup: MacFarland le, Adams It, Keirans ig, Harrington c, Green rg, Linderbeck Tt, Hoxie re, Burns qp. Jordan lhb, Crane rhh,. Blakeslee flo.
 Captain Richmond is still out of the game, but will be on hand to advise the players between the halves and to do what he can to bolster up the team.