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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-01
Eugene Lewis Goes to New Britain.

Eugene Lewis leaves today (Mon-
day. for New Britain, where he is to
be g. bookkeeper with Landers, Frary
& Clark Mr.. Lewis has been a mem
Der of the strong Y. NJ. c. A. basket
ball team and also one of the main
stays of the fast Acorns' five and his
departure from this city will be great
" missed by both teams. His many
friends wish him every success in his
rev environment.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-01
NINETY-sIx LOOMS
Running in New Addition 70 c6tton
Mill.

Ninety-six looms are running in the
new addition to the mill of the Daniel
son Cotton company. These looms,
which weave fancy materials, were TAX
en- from the small temporary addition
which has been stripped OF shsftfng
water pipes and electric wires. etc, and
will ultimately be torn down. Work
on the brick part of the second section
of the new addition is being pushed.
No More Dances at Armory.
No more dances or basketball games
can be held at the armory after this
season. The big drill shed floor has
been favorite place for large parties
of dances because of the liberal space
but the installation of the big dummy
COAST artillery defense gun to be plae-
ed in the center of the floor will d.
ininish the value Of the hall for dancers
by curtaHing the space.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-01

The members of the 1909 Whist club
were entertained Saturday evening by
Miss Daisy Gray at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Gray,
S57 Main street The game was en-
joyed during the early evening and
then refreshments were served All
present passed a delightful time.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-01
DISTRICT or MANSFIELD. ~. Pro

bafe Co'Irf Feh u 1gCg VS. TO
Estate Of Harriet ]. Hall, late OF
Mansfield, in said District. deceased
The Trustee having exhibited lbs
trustee account with said estate to this
Court for allowance it Is
Ordered, That the 9Th day OF March
A. ID. 1903. at o'clock in the after
noon, at the Probate Office in Mans
field, be and the same is assigned for
a hearing on the allowance of said adj
ministraticn account with said estate,
and this Court directs the Trustee to
cite all persons Interested therein to
appear a said time and place. by pub
fishing this order in some newspaper
having a circulation in said District
and by posting a copy of this order on
the public signpost in the Town Of
Mansfield, where d Diseased last dwelt
GEORGE Fl. ROBERTSON
mar1d Actin fudge
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-01
REV. A. J. SMALL
Resigns Passionate at chapIin-To Go 4.
Merfimac, NJ. n.

Rev. Andrew J. Small rendered his
resignation as pastor of the Congre-
gational church of Chaplin at the
feet the last Sunday in March, or the
first in April. Rev. Mr.. Small came
to the Chaplin church in January, 1908.
succeeding Rev. Eugene M. Frary,
whose resignation was deeply regretted
by many of the citizens of Chaplin.
Rev. Mr.. Frary went to Bernardston,
Mass, where he ia still located.
Rev Mr. Small has accepted a call
to the pastorate of the Congregation
al church at Merrimac. n. H 1t is
not known who will assume the pas
torate made vacant by Rev. Mr..
SmalPs resignation.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-01

PILES CURED IN 0 TO IA DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case Of Itching. Blind, Bleed
ing or Ppotruding Piles in to IA days
or money refunded soc. ME-
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-01

Hartford.-The Hon. Yung Wing
will complete iifty-five years OF post
graduate life at the Yale commence
ment in June. He is in his eighty
second year and s one of the last 20
survivors of HIS college class. His ca
reer has been one Of distinction in ed
ueational and diplomatic work.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-01
LIeaLth offioers, Renort.

City Health officer Or. w. P s.
Keating's report for February to the
state board of health discloses the fact
that there were but two cases Of con-
tagious disease in the city during the
month. one of tuberculosis and one Of
diphtheria
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-01

Attorney George Il. Hinman was in
Hartford on business Saturday.
Mrs. E. L. Smith of Gurlevville was
Willimantic visitor Saturday.
Miss Emma c. Moison leaves this
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-01
Not q Candidate.

Nof D OanuIoatSs
Eugene s. Nash Is not a candidate
for warden, as stated last week. Meth
er will Mr.. Nash be candidate for re-
election as burgess.
Frank L Whitman OF Boston spent
Sunday with relatives in Danielson.
Rev. G. A. Ferguson preached at the
Adventist chapel Sunday afternoon.
George B. Brown has returned from
a southern trip.
Sy vanus woodward is improving.
after a recent serious Illness.
Miss Ella NJ. Chapman has returned
from visit of week with relatives
in Sotthbridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Vacfon have
returned from a visit with New Bed
ford friends.
william West of Boston was in DAN
ielson Saturday.
Miss Arvilla Magnan OF Woonsocket
visited friends in Danielson over Sun
day.
Alfred A. Richard goes to Boston
today (Monday) to enter the employ Of
a retail shoe firm.
Rev. John Remel of Hartford is as
sisting at st. James church during the
Illness of Rev. John Roux.
Mrs John Burnhann, who has been
visiting here, has returned to Win
throp, Mass.
Mrs. Mary williams of Providepce
was in Danielson Sunday.
r. o. Arlington Administrator.
Fred o. Arlington was appointed
administrator of the estate of william
williams, the recently deceased real
estate agent, by Judge Oliver z. Getty
at hearing held in the probate court
Saturday morning.
Appraisal Completed.
M. A Barber and Thomas Bradford
have completed the work of apprais-
ing the property of the International
on Engine company, but the figures
are not yet available.
WiIIimantic Asks for Postponement.
Windhan High school of Willimantie
wants a postponement of the deciding
game for the championship Of the East
ern Connecticut league, which was to
have been played with Killingly High
school in Putnam March T.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-01

Moran. Free tries missed. Reed 4,
Jones 8, A. Lewis z. Referee, Stanley
Walden. Time, 20-minute halves. tt
mersi woodward and Card. Scorer, r..
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-01
RECOVERING from Rheumatism.

Prosecuting Attorney e. Frank Bug
bee. who has been laid up for the past
few weeks with a severe attack of
rheumatism. has SO far recovered that
he expects to resume his duties In po-
lice court this morning.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-01
j.. M. Nh Ed

iras the agency for the Travellers Life
and Accident Co. Of Hartford. Ct. and
the United States Health and Acct
dent Tns. CO. Of Saginaw. Mich. Write
Cor rates ard Gull particulars.
max 23t Wiiiinantic. c.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-01
SKIN HURTS.

burns, cuts, bruises, also sores, chafng,
eruptions healed, the skin beautified hy
Satin Skin Cream. Csc. Satin Skin
Powder a tints) gives that glow of
health, a refined, alluring fairness moth
ing else can produce. Csc
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-01
PUTNAM.

Panel for March Term-Short caien-
dar List-Eugsne osier, Paul St.
George, Louis Dupre and Alexander
Duprs Arrested for Receiving Goods
Stolen by Charles Miller.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-01
DANlELS0N.

Appraisal Of Industrial Oil Engine Co.'s
Property-cruelty Demonstrated in
Fox Snaring-24 Prisoners Will Be
Put to Plea Tuesday--Meetins of
Quinebauq Pomona.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-01

Miss Dora Dominique was the guest
of relatives In Pawtuciet over Sunday.
Mrs. John F'ournieF spent Sunday
with relatives in Norwich.
George Msurice OF Springfield, Mass
was with Danielson relatives over Sun
daw
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-01

the home OF delicious CONNECTIONS.
When you think of entertaining think
of Pattison's Ice Cream and Ices, be-
cause no entertainment Is complete
unless you serve Pure Ice Cream You
VIII always find Pattison's the most
delicious and wholesome, for all in
gradients are thoroughly tested-thus
ifsuring absolute purity.
W. use only Rich. fires Cream IN our factory
Just phone us and we can furnish
you with any quantity or flavor Won
wish-as well as brick Ice Cream or
fancy moulds.
PAT TIS0N'S, z36 Main St,
seDt22d Wiilin1antics Conn.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-05-08

popularity with our citizens, which has
a high reputation fer the; quality Of
their work and the, care and attention
given to customers, 1s the Troy laun-
dry. This laundry, which is under the
personal supervision OF the proprietor,
makes a speciality Of stunning out the
finest work with the utmost prompt
ness, and particular and critical people
who wish to receive the most careful
treatment Of their laundry work, have
learned. that they can be best salts
fled by patronizing the Troy laundry.
The proprietor uses the most pains
taking efforts to avoid mistakes and to
rectify them should they occur, which
is seldom the case, owing to the care
full methods OF handling the business.
When patronizing the laundries Of
our city it fs well for the laboring man
to stop and think who are the friends
Of our cause. They will make no mis-
take in having their work done by the
above-named- firm; they are careful,
considerable and cleanly workers, and
the greatest precautions are placed
around their establishment to SO class
ify and execute their work that no
complaint can be made. The plant Ii
thoroughly modern and the finest work
is turned out promptly and salts
factori1y. -. ~ a. >q's@ II
Our; citizens will make no mistake in
sending their work to the Troy laun..-
dry, located at % Fl Superior street,.
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:
order filled with promptness and dis
patch. And buyers are always pleased
with the honest and straight forward
principle. with which this company
conducts It's business. .s.5 IS .s,,s .E
q The officers OF this reliable company
are: Geo. Spencer presitant and
general manager; + rank. 3. sKellosg,
vice president - G. H Spencer. score
tary. and aasisfAIt managef ~. n.
Kiichili, assistant secretary and H a.
StarkeY supeftutend ent.
THESE Esntls1nens bear most enviable
regulations TOR honesty and Integrity
in tina b,lsinsss trade circle sof this
city, and their names rank 1oreinost
ananng our inost prosninenf and vub-
lie spirited uiti1en6. !.
The miler6 ANA sfifsrthAiite of the
City of Duluth havs. sood reason TO
give this. con6p Ne N syep III lter
suoeses q o1panly g this kind sdds.
MATERIALLY 80 snoesss ana ptb1perity
and - lptnaess &c aour oftise1iss
We have good reason Go aohsiders
tho G3onsSlid Hlsllevsat0r acosnpany
q rtronG ana p1stkntfn1 ffissad of.
tho waee eatneesgand ~ ~ ulSas1d
70 DlacsS tho MANS q the Ooa lcefn fore
moot among the leadlne haltdtutions
e o,,rs great and growing city.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-05-08
EUGENE ). BUNKER, a=s
:, LUMBER DEALER
An Extensive Dealer Of All Kinds 81
49, Whies Pine Lumber, ,Lath
-. and Shingles. t-<~...N ~:

The mission of this review is to
set forth a few Of the more salient
facts concerning the present status
OF the city as a living, lasting force
and factor in the commercial ana
Industrial life Of this section. A thor
oughly representative house. which
has alwayn had the best interests az
the city at heart and has striven to
advance It's prosperity, is that Of Eu-
gene j. Bunker. ,=sS 8. Z e: 5=
There is hardly any business pursuit
in which the interests Of both capital
and labor are more at. stake than in
the lumber industry. Ii It takes i large
amount Of capital to conduct this work
and it gives employment to 4 large
force OF worlkingmen. 1. sss
Eugene j.; Bunker is an extensive
dealer in aH kinds 81 white pine lun,-
Der, lath and shingles. This II an old,
popular and we'll established firm, and
control q good portion OF the, business
done in this important granch Of In
rustry. - I'M
q Mr.. Bunker keeps constantly III close
touch with the conditions of the mar
let. and IS thus prepared To quote the
lowest prices. Mr.. Bunker has large
yard and IS prepared at all times q
I'LL all retail orders, ana II ass q well
known tact that i,is customers afe al
ways t!aken care of and / orders flied
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The location III IS. w Sup erlor

street. p >. - ,4.~. ~. E,J!r: ~ : ~
The above concern 4 hasbeens nj
business 80 years and handles every
thing in the Wholesale and retail IL
quor line, such as swtnesp. liquors cor,
dials, cigars, etc; 81 y They. have "a large
family trade, which Dis steadily lncreas
ing: <:* ::2=*ss = II : ! q:
Everything in imported and domes
tic spirits of the: highest class is car
ried in stock and goods are. sold TO-
the public at very close prices, both
at wholesale and retail. -. . ::.~
They are the importers and" sole
agents for the celebrated D. Carnegie
& Co., porter.
This is a pure and nourishing malt
beverage, brewed and bottled at Goth
enburg, Sweden. Prescribed by prom
inent physicians in Europe as we'll as
IN America: >:.r =. ysa>:+,s
Carnegie porter is prepared by
using the very best malt and hops, old
fashioned thoroughness and the most
advanced methods of modern science
the d. Carnegie company has sue
ceeded in producing beverage that
has no equal for purity, and nourish--
ing properties. It is guaranteed abso-
lutely pure and free from all preserva-
t1ves. 1t is thoroughly matured before
being shipped and is never sold in
bulk or bottled anywhere except at
their own brewery. and IS superior, to
any on the market -
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THE CONSOLIDATED =s-
Il ELEVATOR COMPANY

An Entsrprising md Reliable conosrr,
Composed pf tro1rsssivs and
8. 3s# Up-to-p Mem.
I The import 81 lass, ! sub
stantial and rep,itabl financial in
situations In Il III widely
recognized Us it should rhey are
most intimately 8 cpnnected with the
advancement and 81 fospelits 81 !, the
community and aid 4 u E development
and. foster leEitinia enterprises ii
every way.
Our review o. the substA initial ana
progressive conrerns S.sof This city, We
feel, would 10 lam entably Incomplete
did we not make deserving mention
of the Console dated Elevator Com
pany located at 4o1 Board of Trade.
This company has grown rapidly
since Ito organization ana now stands
~ monument to the everlasting
integrity and sterling ability Of 1T
smanAgement. They handle millions
tof bushels OF grain annually ana every
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The master mind has frequently
been made more than a genius. when
good liquor has aroused its grf5& pos
s1bihties. Music has been made sweet
er, great wars have had generals who
were not abstainers and even we find
the exclusive" on good terms with
his own commissary. But the best
liquor, the good fellowship, is found
over social glass, a good cigar, when
tales are told and "reminiscences make
men brothers. These are features
that make the Manhattan Wine House
well liked and generally patronized.
In the first place, Carlson Bros. are
there with string of friends and
patrons; the liquor is good and OF any
select brand, the patronage of the best
people and the service gdbd: This
pleasant place IS a favorite with:swage
earners. Your patronage is apprecia-
ted here and your money spent with a
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-05-08
R.. B. KNOX & CO., - ~.
REAL ESTATE & LOANS
One Of the Most Reliable Firms at tho
Head Of tho !,

viz VI 'U0 "OSI no5I00Ie = IFHnS at mo
Head Of tho -
-. :<s- ..,.s. Lakes. %:sS5, = Mo
Prominent among real estate men Of
our city stands the name of r. 3. Knox
& Co, whoseoffice is located in base
Tnentsoffices of the American. Exchange
Bank building. They are extensively
engaged in the real estate, loan, rental
and insurance business, and have a
large host Of friends among the or
gan1zed workmen Of our city. Their
business has constantly grown on ac-
count Of the uniformly fair and rea-
sonable 1nanr1er In which they have al
ways dealt with their customers. They
represent sound and reliable insurance
companies, and are prompt IN paying
losses, :&..t s.-J ~ .~s. ~
r. B. Knox: Co. have by their hon
orable business methods built up d
flourishing. business, which rs a tribute
to their ability and integrity. Citizens
ct Duluth, and. also outsiders who own
property in Duluth, will do well to
place their business in the hands OF
this: reliable company. We feel safe
In predicting for this enterpris1ng COM
.Pany 81 an era :of Z constantly growing
Presttg and popularity, sosionlg as the
business, remains In the hands OF the
present broad minded ana public spir-
fedngentlemen. =s3sst a. Il 5ss
No man - Duluth al more enthu
s1astic for 81 greater Duluth than MI.
k knox None more fearlessly advocates
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FITGER BREWING co.
BOTH PHONES, 1873
One Of the Most Progressive and Up
tto-date Business Houses
in Duluth, =.

One Of the Most Progressive and Up
tto-date Business Houses
in Duluth. =.
Enterprise, integrity and progress
iveness are the three main factors
that have given this house the ire
mendous lead it now enjoys in the
brewing industry.
In addition to the very superior
quality and excellence of the COM
pany's products, the gentlemen COM
prising it's officers and active mana
gers are among the most public spir-
tied of our citizens:
This company has won a success
in commercial achievement that en-
titles it to rank among the first Of
the: great home industries that have
given Duluth it's prestige and import
ance as a distributing point for the
commerce of the northwest.
TO an individual unfamiliar with
thoroughly modern and up-to-date es-
tablishment a visit to the FItger Brew
ing company's immense plant, occupy
ing as it does almost two blocks on
East Superior street, would he both an
education and a revelation combined.
He could not help but be favorably
Impressed with the substantial char
acter of, the: company's buildings, their
special adaptability for the purpose
for which they are designed, the very
excellent taste displayed in the matter
Of Internal arrangement and finish.
the cleanliness everywhere manifest,
and the scrupulous care exercised in
every department.
Thrift, good judgment and business
sagacity are in evidence on every hand
so much that the visitor does not
have to possess an unusually discrim-
mating power Of mind, to know that
this company is fully equipped to pro-
duce in kind and quality the popular
beverage that has made the Fitger
name synonym of purity and quality.
: not only in Duluth, but in all the
cities and towns tributary thereto.
+. The great wave Of liquor legisluation
+ which is just now. sweeping over the
country from shore to shore is often
/ drowning all attempts at sane solu-
q ton Of the drink question, for it neg
Il lects to make a difference between
p ardent spirits and mild beverages. We
] must not loose sight Of the fact that
3 beer contains but three or at least
Z four per cent Of alcohol. =. '
#% The fathers Of our republic, Wash
d ington, Madison, Jefferson and others
II fostered the brewing Of beer as tenn
81 perance measure and the enlightened
& countries of Europe are doing the
i5 same today. Why then should we
into the opposite direction. when
we have the disgusting examples OF
n, u such states as Maine and others al
%hand? ..,-. ~"~ "s.E:.
In, consideration of the above we
~ must wish success to those people
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RON FERNANDEZ =.
~. s.. =. CIGAR COMPANY
Manufacturers Of Cigars, Located. at
31o-312 West Second
Strait

oII0Sks
Whatever may be said Of It by it's
critics, the habits of modern life have
made tobacco one of the greatest CON-
forts Of existence to countless thous-
ands, in all countries and. among all
classes Of men. The pressing inquiry
now is not whether 1t is proper or
not to use the weed, but where it
can be found in good quality, Of skill
full manufacture and at moderate cost
The question is happily answered for
the citizens Of Duluth in the fact that
we have a manufacturer who gives
the quality at right price, and withal
offered in manner and with a cour-
tesy that adds zest to the flavor. You
get the habit and then smoke up.
The factory is first-class establish
ment, and has built up an extensive
and profitable business in keeping
with the enterprise and skill with
which It is managed, and the accom-
modating spirit always shown by the
management, " ~
The Ron Fernandez cigar started in
business in 1894, and have In their
employ from Is to 80 people, among
their leading brands are the well
known La Verdad and Eide Ganno;
clear Havapas, which are manufac-
tured at their Tampa factory, and
their La LIMBO and v. s.. ID. domestic
cigars which are manufactured at the
Duluth factory. :. ". ..
The Ron Fernandez also manufac-
ture and job several popular brands
such as Reporters, Guarantee, Marie
Daw and La Verded Seconds. Their
trade territory. extends from Michigan
west to the Pacific coast, southwest
to st. Louis and east to New York
and they have good trade along
the Pacific coast from Los Angeles tt
Tacoma. Washington, and have also
established the largest cigar trade in
Alaska with headquarters at Fair
banks s5>z ST., = =.sEst sz# .a55. %%sSg
s f you want a good cigar don't fai
to call for any of the above brands.
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the adoption qfSpelicies shat have JUS
:tice tossali aad special tayors to none.
as tundamentars Y: Pi'g,inctples, than R. B.
Knox *s:ttDor't Knock" and; "keep peg
ging'' are; his npttoes. y: 1n::the front
ranks *of those NSho are ever alert for
better. eonditionsiE1 Tor all humanity,
with an implicit faith in the: ultimate
result of developing the goodsin every
man, he has jo1lrneyed onward, and
made friends;;: 49, .>:s:
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who are furnishing to the nation a
healthy, mild and practically not in
toxocating beverage, such as the AM
erican beer Of today and as Fitger's
beer in particular.
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Our: { I Specially.

with all possible Dispatch e.. r. ~
Mr.. Bunker has his office and yards
at 401 Lake avenue south. ST.; 81. s5
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-05-08
TROY STEAM i LAUNDRY
s. w. CLARK, MANAGER
located ct No. q East Superior St,
Zenith Phone No.
/ #4.z # s95 s=4 257. II

Is laundry Which hos achieved much