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Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-24
VIEWS AND VARIETIES
Clever Sayings

And do the woods skirt your farm -
 Yes. Rather narrow. though. Sorf
 Of hobble skirt it-"-BrowniDg' Naga- zine.
 SteIla-Did you give the bride a
 shower? BeIia-Weli. all her friends
 threw cold water on the brideerOon1.-- \. '. Sun
 Mrs Dwigg-Do you put alcohol on
 your windows to give them that yoI- ish2 Mrs. Swigg-No; I just breat7s on 'ern.-Judge.
 T think we can unload that rotten stock on Jones'" T thought he zas sa intimate friend Of yours" I'm count ing on that,"-Life.
 The Hague has done much toward promoting peace in the world" Yes" replied Miss Cayenhe. and SO has Reno" Washington Star. They say he's going to marry woman thirty years older than him self" "GeeI That's rich. isn't it7@ NO: but she is."-Deroit Free Press.
 Those hanging gardens of Baby lon are said to have been 200 feet in trs air. Why did the king put them go high?" .Perhaps the nei9hborfnz kings kept chickens. .'-Pittsburz Post.
 The lumbar region holds the pain.@ the doctor graTeIy said. "Oh. no,Y the patients wife TepIieds 1 This back hurts, not his head" l "Jfm doesn't think much of me. [
 guess" "Yes, he does. old man. Just
 the other day he told me you were a | brick" ''Pn surpassed" He went further than that. He said you wers l a regular geld brick. ."--ToIedo Blade. Bigss-wben I was up to old s. Hawbuck's yestiddy, he called in his
 son Hiram an give him the hull farm. Jiggs-Gawsh, What did Hi say Biggs-He couldn't say A5urn hing but just my Isnd,"-OytoD Tran script.
 Biobbs-The money young nilyGb's father left him won't last long. SICDos Why, is he such a spender2 BiCbbs l-Spender2 Why, do you know what
 that fellow is doing? Hes actually
 paying his income PhiIadcIphis. Record.
 Quite remarkable thing happened at the banquet 1sst night Did some the stories were ali old, but one Of tiIe
 speakers who said he had nothing tO
 say sat down immediately after saying it."-Chicago Record Herald. "She seems to be a thrifty. economic cal housewife" Huh You don't know
 how thrifty sine is. She's found that is you soak asparagus in cold water for an hour or two it'll take up the water 1.-the same as oysters do-snd it's all asparagu too.'-Chicago Tribune. "Dumley's just back from a trip after trout, and he says it was ths most dismal failure he ever expereDc- ed" What else could you expect Oe him? He couldn't make a fishing trip l q success because he has absolutely no ina n."-Catholic Standard and Times
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-24
Opening Game on Saturday Next.
FUN ERAI.
Nehemiah Gallup.

The funeral of Nehemiah Gallup. who died at his home in Old Mystic in his 95th year, was held in the Old Mystic Baptist church Tuesday afternoon ana was largely attended by relatives and friends. many coming from out Of town. The services were conducted by Rev. George H. Miner. Burial was in Elm Grove cemetery.
 Personals
 Harry Marshall of Providence is vis- iting his grandmother. Mrs. Isabella Mackenzie.
 Philip Bates left Tuesday for Que Tee. where he will work with his brother as civi! engineer.
 Miss Helen George is visiting rela : tiSes in Albany. N. '. Banquet for Rosse Velvet Mill Em-
 ployes.
 On Saturday evening at the banquet room of Hotel Hoxia, Ernest Rossie entertained the staff of the Willimantic mill and the Rossie velvet mill at din ner. At 2 o'clock all had assembled and marched into the dining room. which had been decorated by Landlord Mclaughlin. The following menu was served:
 Clam Chowder
 Olives Pickles
 Radishes Cucumbers
 H1ed ChlsSen a la Julien
 Asparagus Roast Tenderloin of Beef
 d la Goddard Mashed Potatoes String Beans
 Rolls
 Cake Ice Cream
 Assorted Fruits Crackers Cheese The dinner was given by MT. Rossie Tor goodfellowship among the work men. During the evening James Gal vin acted as toa stnaster in a capable manner. Vocal selections were render cd by Ernest Rossie, Jack Jefferies. Hans Schiffer. Peter SchnelIan, and there was a violin solo by Emil Meyer Ernest Rossie presided at the piano. Speeches were made by Ernest Rossie, John Rossie. George Henry Greenman, Richard Muinch, MT Roux and J. Henry Hill
 Those present were Paul Schmidt. Eugene Smith, Walter Lovelace. E. Scia;lfaussen, Edward Donath, Emn Hochschild, John Willie, Justin and Edward Mccarthy. Richard and Rob- ert Adamson. Joseph Rushlow, Albert Morrison. William Barraclouth. Mat thew Steigser, NJ. Durant, J. Potignore, A. Daniel, C. Bergeror. Henry Hill, George H. Greenman, Emil Never. Jack Jefferies, MT. Roux, Hans Schuffer. James Galsin, John Rossie, Peter totilBrlidf anu fITIeSC ftOSS16s At the close of the banquet three cheers were given Mir. Rossie for the good time. and st the end the national hymn was sung
 Entertained at Quaimbaug. Misses Edith Rathbun and NJ. Joseph inc Dickerson entertained twelve friends Saturday afternoon at their summer home, Kehpittbreck. in Qui- ambaug. Supper was served at 5.3O o'clock in front of big fireplace. The evening was spent in singing. The young ladies returned home on a late trolley car.
 Personals.
 William Scheildge of South Mancf1es ter has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. Fred Douglas for few days. Fred Eldredge has returned from Hartford.
 Mir. and Mrs. Enos M. Gray are spending a week in New York. NIT. and Mrs. Frank Armstrong of Lee. Mass, are visiting in town Frank N. Gilfillan of New Boston, Roscoe Burrows of Boston. Ira F, Moves of New Haven. Byron Billings of East Lyme spent Sunday with their families.
 Dr. Louis M. Allyn has returned from trip to New Orleans, much improved in health.
 Seneca Eldredge of New York is the guest of his aunt, Mrs. John O. Fish.
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FULL ASSOCIATED
 PRESS DISPATCHES
fOtIRY.
CAMPING. OUr.

Has your dinner lost it's savoT@ Has your greeting lost it's cheer1 Is your daily stunt a burden2
 Is your laughter half sneerZ There's medicine to cure you There's way to lift your load. With ashors9 and saddle and mile oG
 open road Is your eyebalI growing bI1ious7 Is your to7nper getting snortZ Is this life blind de1usion.
 Or grim. un1oreIy sport There's world of health and beauty There's help that cannot fail. In a day behind the burros
 On dusty mountain trail. Come out, old mar, we're going To a land that free and Iarxa. Where the rafnJess skies are resting On a snowy mountain rBarge. When we camp in Gods own Country. You will find yourself again.
 With 9. fire and q blanket and inc
 stars upon the plain
 Bliss CarmaD, in The Reader.
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This newly organized choral society will give it's first concert at Slater hall on Friday evening. May 26. The soloist will be Miss Elizabeth Tudor, soprano. A recent issue of the Chilli cothe Gazette has the following to say of her singing:
 ~Chlllicothe has had many soprano singers in her time. but never has such a pure. fresh. limpid soprano as that of Miss Tudor been heard here Her voice is evenly balanced, all her tones are broadly given. and her C in alt was taken not once, but several times with perfect ease, volume and precis- ion. Her attacks were made with cer- taiuty. and there was not even the hint ~f tbs faddish vibrsto which ruins so many voices"
 Tickets for this concert are now on sale at George Davis.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TONIGHT

Vaudeville and motion pictures at the Au1itorfum. afer.
 Court of Common Council Meeting.
 Norwich Grange. No. 172. P. of H. meets in Pyfhian Hall.
 Norwich Camp. No. S90S. M. w. A., meets in HiDsrnian Hall
 Local No S<3. L B. E W, meets in Carpenters New Hall
 Thames Council, No 1851. R. A., meets in Foresters' Hall
 Norwich Lodge, No. 12, A. O. U. w., meets in Germania Hall.
 Painters and Decorators Union meets in C. |. U. Hall.
 Froehiiohkeit Singing Society meets In German Hall
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satisfactory to the Special Master a deposit of $10,000 when the premises are knocked down to him. which will be- received as part of the purchase price and will be forfeited if the puT- cheser fails to complete the purchase upon the confirmation of the sale by the court. The Special Master reserves the right to require any bidder to de- posit a sum not exceeding 5000 in cash or by certified cheque as abo ,e mentioned or by depositing $15, ,O00 par value of the first mortgage , per cent S0-year gold bonds secured by the said mortgage or a certificate or receipt of soEie trust company representing such bonds which shall be ss satisfactory to the Special Master as a condition of his being permitted to bid, which deposit is to be forfeited if 1:e fails to comply with the conditions of sale and to be treated as part of the deposit re- duired in case the premises are knock ed down to him or otherwise will be returned to him. The other conditions of sale may he had of the under signed Special Master at the Thames Loan & Trust Company, Norwich, Connecticut, and at the time and place of sale.
 Norwich. Conn, 23d May 1911.
 ROBERT w. PERKINS,
 Special Master. Storey, Thorndike. Palmer & Dodge.
 Solicitors. mayz4W
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oUiNEsAUe POMONA GRANGE
Will Meet Saturday With Natchau
 Grange in Chaplin.

A meeting of Quinebaug Pomona grange. No. 2. will be held at Chaplin with Natehaug grange No. 6S, on Sat- urdsy. May 27th.
 The morning session will open in due form at 10.30. as this is a regular meet ing, and business will be transacted after the opening. There will be about thirty minutes available in hte morn ing for literary features and the lec- turer plans the following:
 Vocal duet, Tell Me the Wish of
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-24
MUCH IN LITTLE

Experts from Holland are introduc< ing the diamond cutting and polishfna business in New York. This may maks the gems a bit cheaper. Americans buy every year in Amsterdam slous s10,O00, 0C0 in polished diamonds and only $500, 900 in rough stones.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-24

Consul General. John c. Foster res ports that a contract for the construc- tion of a plaza which will cover ths canal area between the Sappers' and Dufferin bridges in front of the post office in Ottawa has been let to a Non- tres1 firm. the contract price reported as $235,00
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His Own Jackpot.

As for Senator Stephenson of Wis consin. he insists that he furnished his, own $lo0.oo0 fund.-Ch Chicago Record = Herald
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-24
MYSTIC
Rev. and Mrs. C. T. Hatch Surprised on 32d Anniversary of Wedding Manager TineIey Secures Wilcox for Fitcher-Funeral of Nehemiah Gall Iup-Various Notes.

Tuesday evening the members of the Methodist church and congreea- ton assembled at the parsonage 10 help their pastor and wife. Rev. and Ms. C. r Hatch, celebrate their 32d wcfd;ag arniyersary. The affair was in the form of surprise and was car ried out completely. Rev. and Mrs Hatch have been in Mystic for the past two years and have worked hard to build up the church and have met with great success and have made a host of friends not only in the church but throughout the village They were given a shower of presents. after which a musical programme was rendered and refreshments were served The affair was in charge of Mrs. William P. Bostwick. chairman of the social de- partment. Mrs. J. A. Rose. Mrs Otis Abell. Mrs. Henry Schroeder. Mrs. Amos Hancox and Mrs. Ellery Bur Gick.
 Opening Game on Saturday Next.
 The opening game of baseball in the Rhode Island Connecticut lea que is t1 be played on Industrial park with Pawcatuck on Saturday. Manager Tingley of the Mystic team is work ing hard to make a success of the sea- sons games. He has secured Frank the following men: ShackIey, Green wood. Farnell, Mcclure, Gleason Allan. Clarence Wilcox, Brown and Sylvia who will be tried out The grounds are being put in fine shape.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-24
SALE HORSES.

Here they are my tenth car of Horses since Jan 1st-215 in number. This load is an extra good lot of well broken horses. just out Of doing spring s work in the west. All hard and ready to put to work here Prices as low aspossib1e anywhere for quality. Com e and see them. Tel. 11712.
 may22d ELMER R. PERSON.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-24

Gold valued at approximately sss. . 055,214 was mined in the United Statee and Alaska last year, a decrease oI $3.61s,1s6 from the record output o9 1909, Alaska Colorado and South Ds . kota producing less than formerly. ana California. Nevada and Arizona. more
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Chance fos Easy Money.

President Diaz could resign and make good at once by connecting up with q Chautauqua booking bureau - Bir- mingham Agc-HeraId.
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THURSDAY, MAY 25TH, 1911, 9 a. m., Sharp,

TREPEs Is no advertising medium In East rn ConnectJcut equal to The Bul. letiu fer business rskAlsA '-'--S-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-24

The fire at Osaka in August f1e1. which caused the destruction Of f.5s5 houses, with a loss of 20.G00. 900. reTi - dered an adequate water supply for Kobe and Osaka a matter sf urgent necessity, the present supply hsrfr z been proved entirely insufficient. 0w- ing to the rapid growth in late years of both cities.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-24

bate Court, May 18th, 1911.
 ESta te Of Mary A. Blown late of Lebanon, in said District, deceased
 The Admin istrator having exhibited his administration account with said estate to this Court for allowance it is
 Ordered. That the 2d day of June, A. D. 1911, at 10 o'clock in the fore noon, at the Probate Office in Lebanon, be, and the same is, assigned for i minis traitor, account and this Court directs the Administrator to cite all persons interested therein to appear at said time and place, by publishing this order cnce in some newspaper ha wing circulation in said District and by posting copy on the public signpost in the Town of Lebanon where the deceased last dwelt, at lea st six days before said time assigned.
 Certified from Record:
 ALBERT G. kNEELAND.
 may24d Judge.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-24

EGGS FOR MATCHING from we'll bred stock s. c. Buff Orpingtons and White Wyandottes; large, healthy birds of the best utility and prize winning strains, selected for size and egg pro- duction B eggs s1. Mrs W. N. Sand berg. R. F. D. No Norwich. Conn. Tel i7g-5 feb1SSWF
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-24

The Franconia of the Cuasrd Iins was launched in July of last year and made it's first voyage from IiVerDoos to New York in February of this year. A Sister ship, the Lsconia. Of 5000 tons. will be ready for the service fhe latter part of this year. These vessels in conjunction with the Ivernia and Sa xonia will he OH tine f.iverpo-S- Boston service.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-24
WANTED.

WANTEDIGood plain cook at the Metropolitan House, 116 Main St, City. may24d
 GIRLS WANTED to learn quilting. Paid F;a m;11 f9r snhn learnng Apply West s5de sLAsHER TENDERS for night work on cotton warp; also master mechanic for cotton mill 2. M. Sadden, Supt, Vernon, Ct may23daWl ] WANTED Backus hospital. washing or ironing Also - ward maid may23d
 WANTED Dining room girl. En- quirei at Ponemah Boarding House Taftville- may23d WANTED-Posi,ion $ private Iaun- dress; country prefe1red-. Address Box 43, Bulletin BayZ5o wANTED-an opportunity to denaon- strate to you the latest and improved fea lures Of the new R. S motorcycle; Catalogue sent cn request. Local agent, Frank W. Lowell, 51 F'airmcupt st. nlay2td YOU ARE WANTED for government positions; ss0 month: annual vacations; short honrs; no 'layeffs: common edu- cation sufficient. over 900 appoinI- ments coming this year: influence un-s necessary; send postal immediately for lis- of positions open. Franklin Insti- ute, Dept. 36-G, Rochester. N. Y.
 may19d WANTED-Notorcyc stigation wanted. Catalogue mailed upon request. Address Flying Merkel Agency, Box 363. City. may15d WANTED-ola feather beds Best cash prices paid. Address c. E. Dick inson, General Delivery Norwich, Conn. may11d
 WANTED-Two first class paper hangers; no waiting; 1000 rolls ahead now; call or telephone. Court. c. Stanton. Westerly, R. I. may19d LEARN AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS Home lessons; S25 weekly job guaran- teed; $10 weekly while learning. Rochester Auto School. 1916 Rochester. N. r. aprtd
 WANTED.
 Your sewing machines, bicycles, lawn mowers and baby carriages to repair.
 OUSLEY,S REPAIR SHOP.
 Open evenings. 221 Franklin Square. Over electric car sta tion. may19d
 WANTED
 Cooks, General House Girls, Table Girls and Chambermaids. Register nav for the shore.
 J. E. LUCAS.
 may1Td Room 32. Central Building.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-24

ness before the public. there Is no me- dium better than through the advertise inK columHs of The Rnllattl
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LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND-Brown Boston bull terrier, No. 49S43. Norwich. Gall on O. Laroche, Totokett Mill, Occum- may23d
 LOST-A purse containing sum Of money, between St. Mary's cemetery and Franklin Square. Return to 25S Central Avenue may24d
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FOR SALE.

BEST 6O-ACRE FARM IN CONN.
 Three miles to Willimantic, l mile to R. R. station near trolley. cottage house, large stock barn with basement. henhouse. sheds. icehouse, etc; all buildings A No T.; 30 acres extra til- woodland. running spring water, 125 fine young bearing apple trees, with Is head cattle, pair horses, 100 hens pigs and complete lire of wagons and farming tools. Milk or cream sold at coor. Price if sold this week. $4.3o0. Pictures and lists.
 TRYON'S AGENCY,
 WiIIimantic. Conn.
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WHEN you wanrto put your pusi- ness before the public. there is no me- alum better than through tEe advertis- ing columns Of The Bu1fet1n. -
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WANTED-Good plain cook at the Metropolitan House, 116 Main St., City. may24d
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-24
Freckles
Govt Worry About Them. You Needn't Keep Them. Get This
 Simple Remedy-It's Guaranteed.

freckles. like facts. are stubborn things. but unIthe facts, are easily re- moved. The more stubborn your frectSiss the more promptly should you
 get 6 package of Kintho. Get it at Lee & Osseod Co.'S or wherever toilet goods are sold. If Kintho fails, get your money back. It's so simple and sure youD think it's almost magical.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-24
JAMES H. HYDE. .Auctioneer
 AUCTION

I will sell at Public Auction, at my place in Bozrah, on Bear Hill, one mile south of Bozrah Center, without re- serve, to the highest bidder, all my personal property,
 THURSDAY, MAY 25TH, 1911,
 9 a. m., Sharp,
 as follows: OK wagon. extra good one horse lumber wagon, pair cart wheels, sled with roller, moving machine horse rake, horse hay fork and rope, spring tooth barrow, plough, cultivator, o5d market wagor, Concord buggy top buggy phae eton, three other wagons, flaming mill grindstone, two sleighs pair of good team harness. farm har-. ness, two light harnesses. collars names forks ralces. scythes,f and snaths, hoes, crewbar balances. apple barrels. spray plfrnp, bone cutter, bout ten cords eight-foot wood. Household floods ss follows: Bed- steads bureaus lounge, sofa. melode- on. sewing maehine.- chairs. rocking chairs. Chest-s sfsshge. three air-tight stoves. and other articles too numer- ouS to mention.
 If stormy next fair weekday. Terms. CASH
 CHAS I. ABELL. may26d Bozrah, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-24

). F. CoNANT. Fl Franklin Street.
 Whitestone bc ana the J. F. c. loc Cigars are the pest on the market 1rx Ehsxs
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-24

In Spain the French system Of fvp1 height and iineatiCn is followed n4<- ing the .fntroduttion Of American type i'm possible. as 1t is loo high to f,e us-f in combination with the French artf- cle. Moreover, the American "po5nr~ system differs slightly from tIse French. su that even if the type were of fns same height the difference Ia wt10 Rnxh Rreyoa4 tka pnA
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TO RENT

House No. 53 Washington Street, eight rooms and bath, steam heater. all newly papered and painted.
 Inquire of Dr. L. L. JONES, East Great Plain. Norwich, Coma. Tele- phone 736.
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WANTED-At Backus hospital. a maid for nurses home; no cooking, washing or ironing Also ward maid.
 may23d
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z- GIRLS WANTED to learn quilting. Paid for learning. Apply West Side Silk Mill, Nickname St. may2zd
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-24

SLASHER TENDERS for night WorK on cotton warp; also master mechanic for cotton mill. 2. M. Sadden Supt., Vernon, Ct. may23daw1
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WHEN you want 10 pur your bu=i- nesr before the public. there is no me- dtum better than through the advertis. Inn ooscmns or The Bulletin
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-24

WANTED-Dining room girl. En- quirei al Ponemah Boarding House, Taftyille. rnay23d
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FOR SALE.

LAUNCH FOR SALE@Twenty-o foot, with 31a Il. D. Hartford engine, and rowboat; all in first class cOndi- tion. Apply at 21S Laurel Hill Ave.
 mav24d
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WANTEDEPositien as private Iaun- dress; country preferred.s Address Box 43, Bulletin. may23d
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AUFoWODnB STAT1eH. D 2. Csst. Otis Street Automobile ssd uioycIs Repairing. General Ma shtsS work JobbsAx 'YhsnA
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WHEN YOU ARE TIRED

WHEN YOU ARE TIRED Try the following prescription: Tn Syr. Lim0ni 2 oz. Acid phosphate Shaved ice (q- $.
 BROAD BROOK FARM
 EfGS-9. g. Mix by agitation. Add H2 c Os q S The druggist understands the small ''a's." The capitals 70. s." mean quality superior"
 TRY ONE AND BE CONVINCRD
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WANTED-An opportunity to demon strate to you the latest and improved fea lures Of the new k. $. motorcycle, the finest motorcycle ill the world. Catalogue sent 6n request Local agent, Frank W. Lowell, 51 F'airmcunt St. nlay2td
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"And do the woods skirt your farm - Yes. Rather marrow. though sorf of hobble skirt it.'-Brownfng' Naza- zine.
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DISTRICT OF LEBANON, ss., PRO-

Storey, Thorndike. Palmer & Dodge.
 Solicitors. mayZ4W
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of "NNANIED FOX SALE HUvEnJJOEmEVIO or inserted the of
 z cenfs per line six words 70 Ihe line.
TO RENT.

TO LET-Tenemen. rooms and bath Keys at house, 27 Mckinley Ave. For particulars, A. R. Taintor. 5l sum mer St., Boston. Janl4SW
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OVER s0,o00 TOMATO and cabbage Ma gnitude, Magnus Mikado. Ear1Iana, June Pink Globe, Beauty. Crackertack. Cabbages AI1-head Wakefield. Also flower plants. All strong. healthy plants. Reasonable price J. P. Theve, near St Mary's Cemetery. Tel. 692-4
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FOR sAI4E-My driving outfit, cherry bay mare, 1050 pounds, sound, extra nice driver, regular family pet, must have a good home new flexible saddle harness, Mover runabout buggy, cush- ion tires. all for $215, or would sell separate. Also good. sound ,S honest business horse. Call at III Mckinley Avenue mayZ4d
La Junta tribune., 1911-07-08
Cut Alfalfa in Lish. Of Moon.

Someone told me that alfalfa cut
in the dark OF the moon will not
grow so well the next crop as when
cut in the light of the moon, OF
course looked upon this as a
vagary and without substantial
foundation but last year expert
mented cut four swaths through
an eighty.acre field in the dark Of
the moon and then made another cut.
ting in the light OF the moon follow
ing. The first cutting came up yell
low. sickly and with no yigor
whatever. while that adjoining II
was very yigorous-and | could ac-
count for II upon no reasonable the
DRY. About eight days elapsed be-
tween the cutting OF the first four
swaths and the remainder of the
crop. Hereafter ] win endeavor to
cut my alfalfa In the light OF the
moon. 1t may be ridiculous but II
results are reached that is all |
desire.-Field and Farm.