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Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
Manicure Needs

At 7c-Tweezers, value 10c.
At 1ec-Tweezers. value CSC.
At 3ec-Tweezers. value soc.
At 1oc-Pearl Nail Cleaners. value Is,
At 19c-Psarl Nail Cleaners value u.s.
At 15c-NafI Buffers. value 1sc
At 19c-NaiI Buffers, value &c.
At 29c-Nail Buffers, value ssc.
At 19c-Nail Clips. value Csc.
At 39c-Corn Razors. value SOC.
At 75c-Toe Nail Clips. value soc.
At 8sc-Toe Nail Clips. value 800.
At 98c-Toe Nail Clips. value sLsS
At f9c-F1exib1e Files. value zsc.
At 1ec-Nail Files. value CSC
At 35c-NaiI Files, value 42c.
At 39c-NaiI Files. value soc.
At 69c-Nail Files. value Use.
At 19c-Cuticle Knives, value 25c.
At 29c-Cuticle Knives. value Csc.
At 3oc-CuticIe Knives. value sec
At 39c-Manicure Scissors. value sec
At 69c-Manicure Scissors, value ssc
At o8c-Manicure Scissors. value 81
At 1ec-Lustrite Nail Enamel. vaIu,
25c.
At 1ec-Caider's Nail Lustre, v.Ia.
csc.
At 21c-Rosa1ine, value 25c.
At 25c-Hulnut's Cuticle Acid.
At 5Gc-Hudnut's Nail Lustre.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
Brushcs--Ccmbs

At 15c-T o o h Brushes, ceIluloid
back. SC each, two for 25c
value 25c
At 21c-kleanweli 7 h Brushes
At 25c-Prophylactic Tooth Brushes
value 35c.
At leland Scrub Brushes, value
At Iceland Scrub Brushes value
25c.
At 1890 Hair Brushes, value 25c
At 39c-Wearwell H a i r Brushes
value Soc
At 81 .60-Brisco Hair Brushes.
At 7c-E1orn Dressing Combs, value
1Dc.
At 12c-Rubber Dressing g m 5
value 13c.
At 1oc-Rubber Dressing C o m b 3
value 25c.
At 5oc-Rubber Dressing C o m b
value 59c.
At 7c-Rubber Fine Combs. value lee
At 1oc-Rubber Fine Combs. value 12e
At 12c-Rubber Fine Combs. va4us 15s
At 25c-Rubber Fine Combs. value 3ee
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
Toilet Creams

At 10c-Munyon's Witch Hazel Cream,
value 25c.
At f7c-FrostilIa, value Csc.
At 17c-woodbury's value 25c
At 1sc-Packer's Charm, small. value
25c.
At 19c-Jergen's Benzoin and Almond
Lotion. value 25c.
At 19c-Satin Skin Cream, small,
value 25c.
At 1sc-Creme de zenobia. small.
value Csc.
At 1ec-Pond's Extract Cold Cream,
value 25c.
At fec-oxzyn Balm. value 25c.
At 1ec-Daggert & Ramsdells Cold
Cream small, value 25c.
At 2ec-Hind.s Honey and Almond
Cream, value soc.
At 3oc-Pompeian Cream. value &c.
At 3oc-Dagsert & Ramsdelps ColI
Cream, medium, value 39c
At 37c-Pacier's Charm, large, value
soc.
At 3ec-DeMeridor large, value SOC
At 39c-Crenle de Zenobia, large
value soc.
At 3ec-Ponds Extract VANISHING
Cream value soc
At 3ec-Daggert & RamsdelFs Cold
Cream, large. value sec.
At 3sc-satin Skin Cream, large, value
soc
At 45c-Cutieura Ointment. value soc
At 50c-Rikers Violet Cerate
At 50e-Hudnutine Cream Sec.
At 50c-Hudnutine Marvellous Cold
Cream.
At o8c-Gouraud-s Oriental Cream
value s1.25.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
Toilet Powders

AT 5e-LiIac Taleum, value loo
At 7c-Oriental Talcum, value Zoe.
At 1oe-Bradley Talcun. value 15c
At 10c-Woo0wortf1's Trailing Arbu-
tus TaIcum, value 15c.
At 11c-Mennen's Talcum. value 13c
At f2c-WilliaHs' Talcum. valuk 15c
At f2c-Corylopsis, value 15c
At 14e-Comfort Powder. value 1sc
At f5c-Coigates TaIcum Powder
At f3c-Roger. & Gallef.s Rice Powder
At 1oc-Riveri's Powder, value csc.
At 25c-Hudnut's Violet Sec
At 29c-Comfort Powder, value 3Sc.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
Hair Tonics

At 17c-Danderine. small, value 25c.
At 17c-Sano Liquid Soap. value 25c.
At 25c-Colgate's Briiliantine.
At 25c-Riker's Septone.
At 2sc-Coke's Dandruff Cure. value
soc.
soc.
At asc-Pinaud's Eau de ouinine
value soc.
At 45c-Hay.s Hair Health. value soc
At 45c-Parisian Sage value sue
At 5oc-HuGnuts Brilliantine.
At 50c-HuGnut's Eau de Quinne
At 5oc-Hudnut's Liquid Green Soap
At 69c-Danderine. large, value $100
At 75e-Rikers Septone
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
Miscellaneous

At 8c-1S-ounce packages. of Toilet
Paper, Sc package, four for CSC.
At 4c-Campllcr Gum. value SC.
At 3c-1z ID. package Borax. value 8.
At 7c-k ID. package Borax. value 100.
At 7c-Flash Hand Cleanser. value To-
At 7c-2-eunce package Moderated
Cotton, value 16c.
At Pc package Medfcsted
Cotton. value 2ec.
At 21c-s-ounce package Medicsted.
Cotton. value gee.
At 3c-Machine. Oil value Sc.
At 4c-Sponses. value sc.
At 7c-Sponges. value 1ec.
At 19c-Sponges, value &c.
At 7c-Rainbow Dyes. vslue f5c-
At 1oc-Puffs. containing Powder and
Mirror value zoe.
At 22c-"Tiz,7 for tender feet, valve
Csc
AT 23c-Sal Hepatica, small.
At 4sc-SaI Hepatica, medium
At s3c-SaI Hepatics. large.
At Sec -DeMira Gle II air Rsrrvsr.
value st-o0.
At. ssc-spanish Olive Oil large. value
s1.00.
At 25c-Iabeied Bottles with aisss
stopper. value pc.
At 30c-Labeled Bottles with glass
stopper, value 34c.
At 35c--Labeled Bottles WITH glass
stopper. value 39c.
At $1.25-Hot Water Bottles. gasrsn-
teed for two years.
At 89c-Emergenc Cases. value $50.
At 19c-Traveling Cases, crstoane
covered, rubber lined. contains
wash cloth. value 25c.
Travelling Cases. silk and cretopus
lined. rubber lined
Price sec s1.1o s1-25 $40
Value 800 s1.25 f5.sa 300
Black Horn Washable Ctsnofs -
these prices:
At 1ec-Size / square foot, value -.
At 2sc-size III square feet, vsise
35c.
At 39e-Size square feet. value soc
At 6sc-size square feet, value 7se.
At 89c-Size 4 square feet, value 800
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
Face Powders

At 11c-SwandoWn, value lie
At 25c-Madeleine. Face Powder
value sec.
At Dorin's Liquid Face Powder
value 35c.
At 35c-La Biache, value 42c.
At 42c-Oxzxn Face Powder. value
sec
At 5oc-Roger & Gallet Face Powde,
At 50c-Hudnuts Violet Sec. Face
Powder.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
Toilet Waters

At 25c-Colgate's Florida Water
At 25e-Colgate's Violet Dactylis.
At 50c-Colgate's Violet DactYIis.
At Colgate's Violet Dactylis.
At 50c-Colgate's Florida Water.
At 75c-Hanson & Jenek's Violet.
At 75c-Roger & Gallet Violet.
At 75c-Hudnut's Violet Sec.
At 75e-Hudnut's Hea dache Cologne
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
Blue Seal Vaseline

Az 5c-YeIlov- Naseline.
At 1Oc-Y elbow NaseIine.
At fQc-White vaseline.
At 19c-White Vaseiine.
At 12i2c-Pomade Naseline
At f5c-Campherated Vaseline.
At 15c-Ca psicum Vaseline.
At 10e-Csmphor Ice.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
Shaving Soaps

At 5c-Colgate's Cake
At 6c-Wiiiiams' Cake
At 7c-Yankee Cake. value Toe.
At 13c-Colga ties Stick.
Az 1ac-Colgate' Shaving Powder.
At Williams Stick.
At 0c-Wiliiams' Shaving Powder.
At 22c-Pears' Stick, value 25c.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
Dentifrice

At 12c-Sheffield value lac.
At 15c-Dr. Lyons, value 25c.
At 15c-Hood's value 25c.
At 16c-Sanitol value 25c.
At 17c-Sozodont, value Csc
At 17c-Rubifoam, value 25c
At 15c-Colgate's Dental Powder.
At 24c-CoIgate-s Dental Powder
At 2ec@Colgate' Ribbon Cream.
At 19c-Kolynos Tooth Paste.
At 25c-Hudnuts Dentaluxe Powder.
At 25c-Hudnuts Dentaluxe Paste.
At 42c-Pebeco Tooth Paste, value SOC
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
Domestic Dep t.
SPEcIAIs EoR TopAy


At 12Lac-50e yards of Mercerize6
White Waistings, regular 25e
quality at 121sc a yard
At 16e-4o-inch White India Linon
particularly adapted for waists
and gowns. value Csc.
At 28c-4s inch White Batiste, fine
sheer quality, washable, very de-
sirable for graduation gowns
value 42c
At 33e-36-inch White Round Threat
Linen. regular soc quality at 3se
a yard.
At 24c-36-inch Tan Linen Suitins
strictly all linen, value 35c.
At 38c-36-ineh English Long Cloth
special price ssc for piece of TO-
yards, value s1-25.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10

At 19c-Women's Fine Lisle Ribbed
Feses, plain and lace yoke, value
Csc
At 22c-Women's Ribbed Union Suits
low neck. sleeveless and lace
trimmed, value 39c.
AT 42c-Wonen's Ribbed Union Suits
low neck. sleeveless, with Tor
chon lace trimming. value soc
At 39c-Women's Fine Isle Pants
with Torchon lace trimming
value soc.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
Toilet Soap

At 3c-1ooo cakes. Toilet Soap. as
sorted doors. value sc.
At 5c-Colgates Turkish Bath Soap,
small.
At 6c-Buttermilk Soap. value 10c.
At 7c-Colgate's Honey.
At 7e-CoIgase's Oatmeal.
At 7c-Colgate's G1ycerine.
At 7e-Colgate's White CASTLE.
At 7c-Olivilo Soap. value 10c
At 7c-Lace White CASTLE. value iec.
At 7c-Sylvan Soap. value 1oc.
At Sc-Jergen's Benzoin and Almond
Soap. value 1ec.
At sc-Celgate's Turkish Bath Soar.
large.
At 1oc-Pears' Unscented Soap.
At 1oc-Colgate' Transparent.
At 72c-Ponlpeian Soap, value 15c.
At 12e-Madame Ruppert's, valu G
lie.
At 14e-Pear+s Scented. value 1Sc.
At 15e-W eedbury's. value 25c.
At 15c-Packer's Tar, value 25c.
At 19c-CuticUra Soap, value 25c
At 24c-Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet.
At 25c-Hudnut's Violet Sec Soap.
At 25c-Hanson & Jencks Violet Soap.
At 25c-Roger & GaIlet Soap.
At 18c-Jergens Violet Glycerine
Soap. three cakes in a box, at
1Sc box, value 25c.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
Sample Gloves
AT SPECIAL PRICES

1,09e pairs of manufa cturer's samples
of Womens Fabric GIoves-black
white and colors-long and short-a
big variety.
12Iec Woman's Isle Gloves in 2
value Clasp White and Elbow
CSC Length Gloves in black and
white.
3oc Women's Gloves, short and
value long in big variety OF
soc styles and colors Gloves
at 39c a pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
Goods

A SPECIAL SALE
VISIT OUR ART DEPARTMENT
TODAY AND SEE THE MANY SPE-
ciAL VALUES in STAMPED GOODS
FINISHED PIECES, ETC. THE OF.
FERiNGS INCLUDE PILLOW SLIPS
PILLOW TOPS; sHAMs, sCARFs
AND A VARIETY OF STAMPED
PIECES FOR EMBRoIDERING. ALL
ARE AT SUBSTANTIAL REDUC.
TIoNs FROM REGULAR PRICES.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
Antiseptics

At 7c-Peroxide, small, value lee
At 11c-Percxide. nedftsn- value 15e.
At 17c-Peroxide, large, value 25c.
At Tc-DioxogeB, small, value Csc.
At 19c-MuD. value &c.
At 1ec-Listerine, small. vaIBe sc.
At 1sc-GIyco ThymoIine. small. vsf5e
25c.
At 2oc-Eversweef, value 25c-
At 21c-Pond's Extract. small value
At Dioxogen. medium. value sac
At 3ec-Glyco Tbymoline medium.
value SOC.
At 42c-P 0 n 5 Extract, medium
value SOC
At 59c-Dioxogen, large. value $3.50.
At 65c-Listerine, large. value 75e.
At 79c-GIyco Thymoline. large, valaa
s1.00.
At s5c-Pond's Extract large. vaI1e
s1.00.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06
VIEWS AND VARIETIES
Clever Sayings

Distracted parent-Hushaby babyi Baby-G'wanl Edison says we sleep too much.-New York Sun.
 What an awful cold your husband has. He coughs and sneezes all the time" He does, but 1t amusea the ba- by splendidly."-Sourire.
 "Jones embarrassed me terribly to- day." How so7' ''fe asked me now I enjoyed his speech at the banquet last night."-Detroit Free Press
 Its a good thing you're so much bigger than am. I would have given you good one for daring to say that one cannot establish absolute equality among men.-Pelo Mele.
 What on earth do you keep clap. ping for? That last singer was awful" 'T know; but liked the style of her clothes, and want to have another look at then."-London Opinion.
 That girl in ths breakers is evident ly in distress. Why don't you swim t0 her rescueT Tt would be very bad form. I rescued her yesterday" sas City Journal.
 Don't you think there fs a great likeness between me and Mona Lisa, example and get stolen. too. if you like."-Luatige Blaetter.
 You are charged" eaid tho rnag1s- trate, with talking back at an onicer. Have you anything to say r "Dayvil a word, your honor," replied Che cuI-
  Life.
 Just as the fee men into coal men turn, AS wintry breezes sigh, The baseball player will become. wa
 learn.
 An actor by and by.
 -Washingbon Star. Visitor-IIow old are you my poor fellow7 PriEoner-B1fty. Visitor (thoughtfully)--Did you say 4b at the trial? Prisoner-Yes; but the judge gave me five yearas-Puek.
 How long is is since the De Larda got into society r. ''Oh, at least fiva di- vorces aRo."-Sattn.
 She-Just loola at tlIe trouble money can get you into. He-Yes, but look at the trouble 1t can get you out of.-- Boston Transcript.
 Tyre Dout--I am unfortunate. mum, I had to quit my profession on account of my health. Lady--But you look rlg- Eed. What was your profession? Tyra Dout-Dats just 1t. I was too rugged was a ventriloquiEt. an a good one. lady, an my voice got SO strong ' couldn't thoPw itg--Harpar's Baznr
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
AT A CoURT oF PRoBATE HET.p

AT COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich. within and for the District of Norwich. on the 4th day of Novem- Der, A. D. 1911.
 Pr resent-NELSON J. AYLING, Judge.
 Estate of John Walz, late of Preston in said District, deceased-
 John A Walz of Norwich, Conn.,, ap- peared ill Court and filed d petition praying. for the reasons therein set forth that an instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of said deceased be admitted to probate.
 Whereupon, it is Ordered. That said petition be heard and determined at the Probate Court Room in the City of Norwich, in said District. on the 9th day of November, A. D. 1911, at g o'clock in the forenoon. and that no tice of the pendency of said petition, and of said hearing thereon, be given by the publication Of this order one time in some newspaper having a cir culation in. said District at least three days prior to the date of said hearing
 NELSON J. AYLING. Judge
 The above and foregoing is a true copy of record.
 Attest; FANNIE c. CHURCH,
 nov6d Clerk.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06
FINE SHOW AT THE AUDITORIUM
 TODAY.

Everyone nowadays is looking for the most they can get for their money and tEis IS the explanation of the steady Tow of patrons to the Audi tor1unu- The show offered at this pop u-ar house IS reaIis- two shows in one. a complete picture show and a com rlers vaudeville programme
 For the first half of this week the arrangement offers the following acts: Les Naizdons- aerial bicycle wonders. cner some interesting and hair-rais- Ing feats on the silver wire Les Val soonS perform 1es4ts on a swinging wire on a bicycle that few bicycle riders would care 10 attempt even on the solid earth One trick that Is worthy Of special mention is that of 11cln= e single wheel on the wire with the rim detached. riding only on the snoEes
 Blanche -Al6rach. talented young lady presents q lightning change act that is marvel of luickness and orig 1nAlitF- Miss Aldraeh's songs are all especially selected. and her costume the best money can buy
 The people who do that funny ae- roosric waltz, is the way that Baxter and LaConda are known in the pro Gess3un- and when you see this la mcEs dance you will see where lheE Ect their reputation. The critics in all the theatrical papers are unlni- nous in praise Of this act. and the patrons of tbz Auditorium will receive 1-iatr moneys s worth in this let alone.
 The Auditorium is the only house tz this city that can show the famous
 ElvirE A cowboy films. which are nov known 10 be the only real western -il-1E. made by a western firm. The
 FlEtrS AT for Monday is Three Daughters OE the West and it IS safe 10 s1y there is nothing better in this Irs The Arnerican Csauruont com pany- or as they are better known as 11e Solax- will present An Italian Gratitude. a Eathetic story that will appeal fo all. The old reliable Bison company (the oldest producers of In Gfsn 1lrus1 offer The Sherif-s Brother
 This Is the last week of the spoon coupon so ladies complete your set now
 Coming The Human Sacrifice. the Biggest feature nam ever made in this ccuntrT.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06
AT PoLI's THEATER.

Today is welcome day for Miss Vie torta Montgomery upon her return to the position Of leading woman of the Poll Players. and at both the afternoon and night performances handsome postcard souvenirs of Miss Aontgon- crJ will be presented the ladies at tending The play, A WOman's Way" ls strictly high class comedy for laughing purposes only, with not a dull or gloomy spot in it. It will llSo show some of the handsomest gowns some of the brightest stage pie r1res and some Of the prettiest scenery seen here this season From the way -z has gone at rehearsaIs it seems szre 10 predict that it will be one of me big hits of the sea son and with Niss Montgomery in the leading role 1t should be more than a success in every particular In fact, by giving over the week to laughter it would seem that all tastes will be pleased. Seats are selling for the entire week.
 During the last two years Canada has sustained loss of over S45.0OO 0O0 worth oc property by fires.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

4 DAIRY FARM of~about two hun dred acres. situated in the village of miles from trolley, a 21a story dwelling Tn first class condition, situated on high ground overlooking the village. a three-minute walk to church. school and store. Two large barns with base ment facing south. orchards of apple, pear and peach. valuable peat bog on the farm. 100 acres of this farm are smooth. level fields in high state of cultivation, can be worked by 1naclin- cry. This place will keep 25 head of stock and pair of horses. One of the best dairy farms in this section; must be seen to be appreciated. The price is right the terms easy and possession given March 18th. 1912. Parties desir- ing 10 purchase an up-to-date farm will do well to look this one over.
 Send for Wilcox's Farm Bulletin (choice of 400).
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06
COLLEEN sAwN AT THE BREED.
 3.ooo FEET OF FILM.

The Breed rhea-er offers Monday and Tuesday of this week the power
 ~ll romantic Irish drama in three reels entitled Colleen Bawn- This pie lure is the one that is ma king Ino country talk and is most compelling in its influence for good. The inter- estluE and thrilling drama of the Elm erald Isle Is familiar 10 all, as t tells of Hsrcress Cregan- who meets and falis in love with Ely O'Connor. the Colleen BaUn He marTies her SC cretl- and his scheminE mother is anx- a0us for him to marry Anna Chute an neiress- hoping thereby to raise the mortgage on the home place Danny Mann. a simple minded cripple. seeking 10 aid his master, departs for Much ross head to do away with the Col 1een- He decOys her to the rock in the lake and attempts to drown her. but is shot in the head by Myles na Copp1leen. who mistakes Danny for an otter The injured man escapes, and M-ies. seeing the object in the water. secures it, and # proves to be Ely U'znny's confession takes place soon after. but the rescued Colleen 1n1ll- returns. just as Hardress is aoort to be married to Anne Chute. and the ambitious mother is compelled rs recognize her real daughter
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06
FARMS FARMS

This advertisement will be read by s0,oo0 people, and there are many among that number who are contem- plating purchasing a FARM, because 2 farm isl something that cannot fail nor disappear. for it brings to its owner both contentment and profit, and as I have in my employ under yearly contract Photographer. Civil Engi- neer, Lawyer and Analytical Chemist you get the benefit of costly experi- rpents and the best legal advice, giving the purchaser a chemical analysis of the soil and an absolutely perfect title make a speciality of New England Farms and Country Estates, and if af- ter viewing properties on my list you purchase a place, remember I pay all your expenses from the time you leave home until you return for any distance not over 500 miles.
 Exceptional bargains in Washington and New London Counties. Of the AGO on my list l quote a few:
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06
WHAT IS GOING ON TONIGHT

Moving Pictures al the Breed The mtMr
 Vaudeville and Motion Pictures a+ Auditorium
 A WOmzn-s Way at Polls Theater
 Court of Common Council NTeefin- ii, City Hall III
 Unc7S Lodge, No IL l O. O. F meets In Odd Fellows Hall.
 Thames Union. No 137 T. E. of ' and J. Of A meets in CarnenTer-s; Hasl BgekinEham Lodge. No 20. I. o. G. 1- meets in Third Baptist Church 4ezEy.
 Norwich Aerie- No 3s7 F. O. F meets in Eagles Hall
 Plumbers Union meets in C. [. IT. Hall O
 SedEwick Canp. No 4 s of V neefs' 3n Buckingham Memorial
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

FRoM ovEn rnn mIALs.

 softly and sweetly from over the hilla The voices are calling to me, to mel with musical rhythm they drift with In the lyrical tones of tho wold and How gently tho notes now fall on the
 ear,
 Like the ripple and splash of rorick- So sweetly and softly. and gently they The voices that call from over the
 hills. From over the hills, the far away hills. Where crested. the peaks reach half
 to the sky And clothed in fringes of shimmering Haif hid in the clouds now soamper- The voices are calling. in esetssS rare. Tunefully sweet, sublimest of trilis, They are calling today. and calling to Drifting and lifting from over the
 hills From over the hills. from over tha The voice of the twits, the wren uu-s
 the rock. How sweetly they blend with the swish
 Of the wind
 And the gurgle and splash of the How gently they lit with the Hitting
 air
 How gloomily sad are the innermost When ssweeifiy. and softly. and gently The voices that call from over the
 hills.
 -Anonymous.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06
A Country Club Farm

There are 100 acres in this place, we'll divided into moving, pasture and wood land. Nine-room house, situated on high ground, painted white, green blinds, cellar under whole house. Large barn. 28x30 Wagon shed and tool house. Icehouse, 200 tons capacity. Crib, 12x16. Three small henneries. Plenty of wood and abundance of fruit. farm is a large pond of 20 acres, all stocked with black bass, perch and pickerel. Excellent boating and fish inS. The place is situated a five min ut> walk to Shore Line railroad sta tion. 32 miles from Providence and II 1z miles from Westerly. Terms easy. Possession in 30 days. Investigate.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06
ISLAM, THE DRUMS or COD RE-
 SOUND.

The seed you sowed of death and hate Are bearing fruit now at your gate. The crimson dusk of ruin stains Your mosques and minarets and faneg. Your star grows dims your crescent
 Wanes
 And Vengeance marches on your plains. Your towers stand on cursed ground. The Drums of God. Islam, resound And in their graves a martyred host From Crete to the Dalmatian coast Awake and damn you from the tOmbt The babe stabbed in tho mothers
 womb,
 The virgin spoiled, the grey-beard
 slain
 Defending hearth and seed in vain; The spirits of the men you smote. Armenian, Albanian, Croat; The ghosts of Greece and Macedon Will guide the ship and aim the gun And guard the sleep and point the path For those who come to do Gods wrath, Herbert Kaufman. in Woman's World
 for November.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

The Benjamin Wheeler farm, situat- ei in the town of North s5tonington- and containing about 150 acres. 20 min utes' walk from trolley a Mains Cross ing on the Norwich-WesterIy line. Plenty of wood, and well watered- The house has 10 rooms, painted white green, blinds. in best Of repair. barn 24x30. basement cemented crib, and several henneries, large orchard, vine yard, etc. This farm is now on the market and will be sold at a very low figure and on very easy terms
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06
WHAT PUNY CHILDREN NEED
Mere Feod-Hovy to Make Them Eat
 Heartily.

Heartily
 More food. better blood, those are tne two things that pale, delicate children need most
 But they won't eat.'' says the anx- se1s mother Yes they will if you give them our delicious tonic VinoL
 It's the greatest thing we ever saw to create an appetite It makes the blood rich, too-buiIds up weak chil- Gren tand grown folks as weID and zzes them strong and rosy
 Mrs ", O. Strother of Raleigh, N C.. says. My little girl. Hazel, has been taking Ninol to build her up after Q severe spell of sickness. It has done so much good by restoring her appetite and building uo her strength that I think Tinol is the fin est tonic ever prepared and I am tell frE everyone about it.
 Children like to take VinoI,. the taste is so pleasant l. is not a strong medicine and there is not one fzer11ful thing in it We will give back rorr money # Tincl disappoints you. FroafTRy PharmacE, G. C. Ensler ~rrw1rh. Ccnn-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

The 90-acre farm owned by MT. Hor- ace F. York and situated in the town O North Stonington, not far from Mill town village. 8 cottage house of nine rooms. painted white and ill first class condition, large barn 28x32 wagon shed. crib, icehouse and other buildings. all in first class shape, abundance of all kinds of fruit, and 1000 cords of wood. some timber. Farm is well wa tered with brooks and springs. The price upon application The terms are easy. Poss ession given within 30 days Investigate.