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FOR SALE-H0USES.

FOR SALEHANDSOIE. WELL BUILT, g..
room home: bedrooms on second floor: large
attic; all latest conveniences; wide lot to alley;
high-class location: moderate price. Dom
miss this. Box S07. Star Office. 19s
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FOR RENT-1G24 COLUMBIA ROAD NV
Contains IL rooms; 3 baths: hot-water heat;
good condition: admirably located; conyen-
lent to both car lines: rent, SIS per mo-
ELI.ERSON & WEMPLE. l4lO g st. NV
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FOR RENT = ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE IN
beautiful section Of Mt. Pleasant large
rooms: tiled hath: instantaneous hot-water
heater very reasonable rent. CHAS. II. JER-
NAN, 400 81 NV.
Nice Broom dwelling; stable. chicken houses.
etc: II of ground: at Branchville. Md.
near station. Key at F. 0. IL
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APARTMENTS (HEA'
1926 n Cap, 5r. b. $3.50
2217 n NV. CRIB. .25.@
122S N Cap, 3r, b. $3.50
$40
22O2 14th (store anu
garage) ........5 5000
2013 Ga nv NV. feed
store & coal I'd. 5000
c642 Georgia av. 1000
903 Princeton nw.22.50
2O31 7th. $3.50
1907 9th NV. 90
1306-OS G. 3 floors &
cellar. Per year. 4, 500
1925 14th. store and
Or & b apt. rs. 90
OFFICE
1903 II NV. 3r. :. 5000
700 9th. Sd fl, front. 20. 90
702 9th. I'd floor. Is. 90
1O2 9th, Sd q. rear, 2r17.0
United States Trust
bldg. 10th & Pa av,
SO to $3.50
100 18th st. NV. one
GIL 14th, 6 rooms. 2nd
S1J 14th, 3 rooms ....
COLORED
POI 10Th ne. Or. 1900
3OO5 Shef av. Arb. 16. 90
3003 Sher av. Ar, b. 1900
2i21 Va av nw.6r. Is. so
1918 25th NV. 5r.14.:D
1871 25th, jr. 1900
GAR
Rear $50 Mass. ave. n.
Lincoln alley. bet. l.. NJ.
Rear 1902 l4th. .......
NJ. 1881.
Office open
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FOR RENT-BY GEO. ". LINEINS.
TIA Pa ave. NV

w. LIN Inc.
ave. NV.
! Il. 3r. b. %. 30
NV. % 0. 5r. b. 30 80
NW.2132s H,5r.b..cc::.5
SW.lI2i Pa av. sd
n. Sr. b. .......9.3 50
NW.1221 Otis pl.
5r. b. 1850
STABLE OR GARAGE.
NV. 2l1A Fl. 13stalis50. ~
NV, 2127 G. rear. 1000
STORES.
NW.1713 Pa av. sto.S:.33
INVITE Fla av. store
and fat ........ rs. 90
3l27 G.bakery 4 st23 90
NV. 1920 s. shop. 1910
OFFICE ROOMS.
NW.91O 10th. I'd a. $3.50
NW.Wareh's, 2 e'h32.3o
NV. storage rm. 800
COLORTO TENANTS
NV. 1922 18th. Tor. bl0. On
NW.JO23 Dist. Or. b. $3.50
NV. 300 N Fl Az.
fiat. Or. b. 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-11

FEW VERY DESIRABLE APIS FOR
rent In the Wallraff. 1925 18th ST.; large
rooms and we'll kept bldg; reasonable rents:
special inducements.
REAL ESTATE TRUST CO..
1414 st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-NO. 1927 18th ST NE: 8 ROOMS
and bath. furnace heat: front and back porches:
large yard: fine neighbOrhOod: l 81. from cars.
Price, $3.50. W. +. MCDOWELL Kenois
Lldg.. 11th and q Phou. NJ S21a
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TX KENO
MODERN GROOM HOUSE. COLUMBIA
REAL ESTATE TRUST CO..

FOR RENT
REAL ESTAT
1414
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
UNFURI
22O9 Mass av. Dor. 4b$35O
1863 Irving, lar, b. 1888
1913 10Th. Tor, Oh. so. 90
1S41 18th, 12r, 2b. 20. 90
1908 Park I'd, 12r, 2b5O. 90
1927 Park I'd. 11r, 2b55. 90
1859 K'm'r ne. 6r. bis. 80
31OS 7th w,6r, b. IS. 50
2423 18th NV. Tor. b4O.50
1902 Q NV, Tor. b. 80. 60
1431 21st. Or. %. 80. 65
1853 COrc'n. Sr, b. 81. 90
FURN'
1928 r. I. ave-, Or. 5
22O9 Mass. ave-, Dor,
1912 10Th NV. IL room
1915 18th, IL rooms, 4
1911 10Th, II rooms. 2
17O2 10th, 1Or., u. (serv
81, 600
1929 Columbia rd.. 8 r.
914 East Capitol ST., s 7
APARTMENTS (Hl
THE INGLESIDE.
1857 Lamont st NV.
1r & Arb. 1880 to 5000
THE SENECA,
627 E BIT NV.
2r, b.............17.@
Pr, b. 1880
THE WALRAFF,
1925 18th st NV.
4r. b. $3.50 to $3.50
1929 N Cap. 3r.b. .23. co
1903 II NV. Ar. b.. 1000
2156 K, Ar. b. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-11

FOR LEAsE-IN THE CUMBERLAND. ON
Thomas Circle: central location: withtn cum
Portable walking distance Of the Departments
and places Of amusementS: 2-room and bath
apartment. Inquire Of superintendent.
FOR LEASE-IS THE DRESDEN, on CON.
necticut and Kalorama avenues: splendid neigh.
$40 and a 12-roem and 3-bath apartment at
3225 per month. Open for inspection.
FOR LEAsE-IN THE PHoENIx. 2o7 EAST
Capitol street. near Capitol and Congregational
Library: bomelike apartments Of rooms and
bath; $3.50 and $3.50 per month: good neigh
borhood.
FOR LEASETHE MARLBOROUGH eis
1871 ST. NV; several bachelor apartments.
IN good condition: rents $50 and SIS per
sion. clubs and uptown departments. Apply to
superintendent.
FOR LEAsE-iN THE EARLNGrON. ON
road: Se.usifuI location: veil srr.nxed oDsrs
ments Of three rooms and batb At $3.50 per
SsaS sc0 NJ .Ps s:a :s s se
FOR LEASE-IN THE LoNSDAI.E, NO. 21as
California ave-: high location. overlooking he
city: a seven.room apartment. with two baths.
FOR LEASE-IN THE CARLISLE COURT,
corner 14th st. and Columbia road; entirely now
building; apartments Of four rooms and bath;
al improvements; parauetry floors: 1t $3.50
per month Cafe IN the building. under the
management OF o. d. Taylor. Inquire Of 81
perntendent on premises.
FOR LEASE-N THE CLARION. 1895 NEW.
ton ct. NV: four rooms and bath. at 43O.00
per month. and q oneroom and bath st $l3.5o
per month
swARTzELL. RHEEM = HESsEx Co.
III 15tA Gt. nv.
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SHANNON & LUCHS. RENTING SERVICE.
NJ. 2345. lib 14th st. NV. NJ. 2345
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$40 Col I'd. Or. b. .21. so
1888 Newton ne, 7r20.6 so
IS Todd pl ne. LIST
Fl, 5r. b. 1900
529 18th ne. Or, b. 1880
1884 Morse lie Or. IS. so
235 14th Sc, Or. b.. rs. 80
1905 Ontario I'd, Or, be-. so
CES.
&c CORPORATION.
nj ~
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ITO 10Th Or 1890 242c 18th, Ar, b. 1900
7os / av. Or. w..l6.50 2535 Q NV. ST. $50
RENT FROM
SHANNON & -LUCHS.
113 14th st. NV. Main 2345.
NEW HOUSE COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. $3.50
Just of 14th St cars; in an absolutely first.
is comparatively new. Is in first class cOndi
ton. and has every feature found in the mod
Groom home. Colonial porch good lawns
bath. 1t has a heating plant that will heat
YOU should see this home. Phone for our
complete list.
NEW: 6 ROOMS: $3.50
Located in an absolutely 1irstclass part OF the
NV. section. convenient to central downtown
section and close TO two car lines: Just being
papered; finely polished floors; gas range: every
modern improvement: colonial porch; full cen
ern new home situated in a section that you
will be glad to live in. Phone for full par
tieulars and copy Of our complete Rent
Bulletin.
NV. SECTION: ROOMS: vNLY $3.50.
This home has been recently papered and
painted. and is located convenient to the busi-
ness section Of the city; practically right on
profit to you-see it now. Phone for our list.
CoLoRED TKNANrs-s2e.5o.
Brand, new modern home In central NV. sec
tion: colonial porch: very deep yards. II you
home. see this NOW.
II. 2s45. 7is I4th st. NV. NJ 2s4s..
FOR RENT-1s24 COLUMBIA ROAD NV.
Contains IL rooms; baths: hot-water heat;
good condition.; admirably located conven.
lent f ssse Rfs Pfa 40 e:F ST. G NV
FOR RENT-TO COIORED-l4s4 ST. NV
ks1s 1t aae sis goo ss g.
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COLORED TENANTS 81. So
Brand new modern home In central NV. sec
tion: colonial porch; very deep yards. II you
want q GOOD. hrst-class, WELL LOCATED
home, see this NOW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-11

FOR sALE-TNvESTOR OR COLORED HOME
BUYER-Four almost new six-room and bath
brick houses on oath St NV. bet. = and r.
Deep colonial porches: nice rooms; tiled bath.
large yards front and rear: half block from
cars Rented to frst-class tenants for $22A,
each. Needing cash immediately, will sell. if
taken within the next ten days, FOR $2.6g
each. Trust, 81. 500 each.
Ia OWNER Box 60 Star Office.
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-FOUR ROOM APT REDUCED TO $3.50.
Beautiful 4-room apartment near 18th ana
u SITS that must he rented by Jan. l. Mod
ern building good service. front apartment.
On HARVARD ST. NEAR 14th.
Beautiful broom apartment. with fine porches
and excellent service. ONLY $3.50.
y. l.. SALISBURY COMPANY, INC.
10 18th st. NV Phone Main o3S4-S
FOR RENT-3 ROOMS AND BATH. REASON
able: splendid for 3 men. 1927 10th st.
THE NORFOLK md AND NE: OVER
looking station plaza and Massachusetts avenue
g. room steam heated apartment on second door;
rent. SIS.
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FOR RENT
1925 r I av ne. 2-stoTy
detached frame. $35. 90
62 Irving. Or. b. 80. 50
Sol P NV, Sr, b. 80. so
235 9Th ne, Or, b. 5000
212 18th NV, Or, b.
hot-water heat. 20. 90
1889 Ga av, Or. be-. 80
OFF
McLachlen bui
McLAOHLEN BANK
10Th 8
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1II4 RI.
NV. sic 18th. 1ir.2 b.3.N
NV, 202J G. 11r,b. 50.1t
NW.17i0 Cor. Or. so
NW.2414 Pa. av,
lar, b. .40.5t
NNv.732 o1s..11r.b.40. ~
NW.2l14 H.1Or.2b. 81 so
NW.3:'!1 1nth.Sr.h 20
NW,526 c2d. Sr. b.3c.S0
NV. OIL q. r.. u. 1850
NW.3iO ' eb. Gr.h.:a.3f
EW.43l5Ga av.Gr.l330.5F
NV. 1920 Pot. 12r. b. 80. 80
NV. 2223 II. 5r. VII. 10
NNS:.2425 n. CT, w.18.O0
NV. 1920 ]. Or. w.1h.Sn
ST. 800 S C av.6r. b. $40
NE,4 Q. Crib. $3.50
APARTMENTS.
Octa via.
Col and Quarry roads.
3 & 4 rs. ..s2S. so mp
NV, 1929 G.. 5r. b
(parquet hoors,. 1880
NW.1124 ia nv. "a
Cot. c0rnp1ofo HAT ~ n
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UNFINISHED HOUSES.

FOR RENT-BY MOORE HILL QNC.),
1902 II st. NV.
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FOB RENT
1870 TNGLESDE TERRACE.
10 rooms and bath. reception hall.
Furnace heat: ANIL. $27.50
J. LEO kOLB,
923 New York ave.
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FOR SALE-To COLoRED HoMEsEEE Frs.
NEW HOUSE
ONE LEFT.
TWO SOLD
1910 T ST. NV
THE ONLY PROPOSITION EVER OFFERED
no REFINED CoLORED BUYERS THAT Is
UP-TO-DATE.
REASONABLE PRICE.
TERMS TO SUIT.
LIEBERMANN & HAWN, 1908 + ST.
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FOR RENT - CORNER HOUSE: ROOMS.
BATH colonial porch; 914 3rd st. ne; to good
tenant. sol. 80. OWNER. at T12 9TH NV
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$40. 1908 10Th nw.1Or
S+2.:M. .l212 s NV, Tor
s21. 20. 1921 10th NV. g.
S25. 30. 1928 18th NV. Or
$50. so. COG r / av nw.5r
S1G.50.1419 Duncan. Or. b
$3.50. 800 Odd NV, 6r,b
STORES
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-15
fOETRY.
VOICE OF TIE sr.anrs.


Ihere IS, a voice in the western breeze.
Or signs among the blossornine treee
Where the spirit Of love repoeeg'
1t tells of the joys Of the pure ana
young
Fer they wandered life's widerin9
paths among.
There is voice in the summer rwn.
winch breathes among regions e
bloom
Or mumurs soft through the dew,
vale,
>. In moonlights tender gloom,
II tells of hopes unblighted yet,
anu OF hours the soul can ne'er forget
There is a voice in the autumn blaat
That watts the falling leaf,
When the glowing scene is fading fast
For the hour Of bloom Is brief.
IL tells OF life-of Its sure decay.
ana OF earthly splendors that pass
away.
There Is voice in the wintry storm.
FOR the blasting spirit Is there.
Sweeping DER every vernal char
Oer. all that was bright and fair:
II tells of death, as It means around
ana the desolate hail returns the
sound
And there's voice-a small, stIu
voice,
That comes when the storm is past;
IL bids the sufferers heart reIolce:
In the haven Of peace at lRsti
IL tells of joys beyond the grave.
And Of Him who died a world 10 save
hatnerlne Augusta Ware.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-15
VIEWS AND VARIETIES
Clever SAYINGS.

Bobbs-Do you think Miss Antique
would appreciate a birthday present.
Slobbs-Not so much as q birthday
absent.-Philadelph Record.
Gruff Customer Cooking up from tho
menu card)-Have you brains? TlInld
Waitress (confused)-No sir. That's
the reason I'm working here.-Judge.
81 know you don't love me" she
cried peevisly. r do love you" he
demurred. only not 50 much as YOU
imagine | do.=sSatire
She-What do you mean bv saving
that Elsa is more or less pretty?" He
Well she's more pretty than most
girls AMI less pretty than you.-sim-
plicissums
Howell-Does he take things phili-
sophicaDy? Powell-Yes. but he
doesn't part with them philosphically.
Woman's Home Companion.
she-In way getting married is like
using the telephone. He-How so?
She-One doesn't always get the party
one wants. Boston Transcript.
First Housewife hope you never
nag your husband. Second Housewife
Only when he's beating the rugs.
When thoroughly irritated he makes
q much better job Of it-Pathhnder.
IF take that place mum, kin ! eat
with the family" Eat with the fam
ily?' exclaimed Mrs. Subbubs. why.
I'll give q dinner in your honor every
week. "-Louisville Courier Journal
Which political party do you belong
tor" u doesn't actually belong to no
party" replied Uncle Raspberry. but
OCCASIONALLY I hires out to any one OF
EN- n-WashinRton Star
"Why do you try to work of this
old quarter on me-" demanded the
cigar man tartly. Because the
street car conductor wouldn't take II ="
the customer replied, loftily Buffalo
| Express.
Foote Lighte-You remember my
sister? Miss Sue Brette-The one who
was on the stage Yes" She's
married" Got a speaking part at
| last, has she ?''-YOnEers Statesman
Il hope you are not bringing up
your children TO worship money, Hawk
| ms" said Dublelgh mo, indeed 4"
sighed Hawkins Why. Dubb. my chill
dren despise money 50 much that the
minute q dollar comes their way they
] get rid Of It as fast as they can"
-Harpers Weekly.
The Mistress interviewing servant
| in search Of work-perhaps)- And
have you had any experience in taking
care of children? The Maid with
proper contemplate. ma'am. certain
| ~ not; I've always worked for the very
best families.-Sketoh.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-15
THE DREAMER.

Dream the Great dream. though yoE
should dream-you only,
And friendless follow in the lonely
Ihough the dream lead you to a desert
lonely,
Or drive you, like the tempest, with
out rest
tar
There lay before the gods your Sifs
supreme
A human heart whose courage did not
Though distant as Arcturus shono
the CLEAN.
it, ''
Who nor the yearning nor the pas
sion share;
Grieve not II children of the earth de-
cree it.
Cherish, the truth. for what you saw
The soul has need Of prophet and re-
Her outstretched wings against her
prisoning bars.
she waits for truth; and truth is with
the dreamer,
Persistent as the myriad light OF
FLORENCE Earl Goats
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-15
"Cewboy Against Terderfoot," in a
Race Against Death, is the Thrilling
Feature at the Breed.

FOR today the Breed theater has as
~ FEATURE the sterling western drama
entitled Cowboy Against Tenderfoot in
which Dick Ford a young easterner,
just arriving in the west. is introduced
DT Dawson to the latter's daughter,
TR1sz IN whose eyes he meets with
sTeat favor. Dick has a treacherous
rival IN Jose, cowboy, whose suit
1riNs does not favor at all. and mat
tsrH coming to q point where a choice
must 6e made, Dick writes to Jose. and
tens him Sc he comes between Triss
and himself zone Of us will be killed"
Jose cJnnngly communicates the
meGsz &c to Triss father, but the effect
is otherwise than expected. and the
shock to mfr. Dawson causes apoplexy
and proves fatal Jose fees, leaving
The torn note behind, and the sheriff
strives. finding the note with the words
"ons of us will be killed. and signed
Dick Ford, and the web Is fast closing
around the innocent Dick
Dick is sent to jail, but this is not
enough revenge for the willy Jose, who
organizes posse, and together they
storm the jail. and drag Dick to be
lynched.
Meantime, however, Triss finds the
other half Of the note, addressed to
lose. sind the real story is divulged
In q race against death, she and the
sheriff come upon the lynching party
IN time to save Dick and mete out JUS
ice to the worst OF villains. Another
dramatic gem that graces the excellent
bill for today IS q wonderful story OF
the life and existence Of the mountain
eerg who live in defiance Of the law
and is a thrilling instance Of a noun
tain mothers love and pride In family
honor" 1t Is one Of the Vitagraph
Life PoFtrayals" and is consequently
p picture that not only entertains, but
interests and thrills every person who
sees II.
Exceptional comedy Of the truly
screaming sort, with 1000 laughs to
every 1000 feet of film, appears on the
screen and is sure to be one of the hits
d the performance.
J. Z. Calkins IL singing the terrific
pstriot1c hit, The School Where Lin
coin Went, which with its handsome
and interesting slides makes it's own
place on the successful bill.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-15
kinemacoIor Locked Up for Life in
London lower

At the command Of King Georee "
and only after he had Witnessed an
exhibition Of the film taken at the cor
onation festivities Of himself and
Queen Mary of England, a complete set
81 the films and a protector was or
dered locked mp in London Tower, that
history might record in natures own
colors the complete ceremonial exer-
cises concentrating his coronation
Only those who were in London and
fortunate enough to be able to attend
the coronation, and who have seen the
pictures shown by the Kinemacolar
company, appreciated how little of the
actual festivities they saw and at what
disadvantages. Only now that they arc
able to sit comfortably in their seats
and review the Rambles Through Lon
don, the Drive to Crystal Palace, Lon
don Illustrated, the Unwilling of Vic
toria'e Memorial, the Review OF Troops.
the Garter Investiture at Windsor. the
Indian Camp, the Rudham Drill, the
Royal Progress through London, and
the Naval Review. do they find that
after all their expenditure Of time, pa
thence and money, are their neighbors
able to see many times what they saw,
and to much better advantage, as these
pictures were taken by royal command
from Lne best vantage point ana aDS0-
lutely without obstruction. To the one
who sees these pictures for the first
time, the impression is left that the
coronation must have been given for
the benefit of the Kinemacolor COM
pany. so favorably were they located
70 make permanent record OF every inn
p0rtant event. The Y. M. C. A. has Sc
cured the services of these films at so
favorable a rate that will permit the
citizens OF Norwich to view these his
tordcal events at fraction of the cost
charged on Broadway at the Kinema-
color thsater, where they have been
shown for 500 times.
On the afternoon and evening of Sat
ur6sy, March 23d. the Olympic hall on
Water street should be packed to it's
capacity. Those intending 10 SO should
wuvchase their tickets in advanccI They
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-15
AUCTION

VIII be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION in
the Town OF Stonington, Conn, on
what is known and called THE COPP
FARM, or place. situated about half
way between Old Mystic and the
Rhodes church, on MONDAY. MARCH
18th, 1912, at 10 o'clock a. m. If stormy
first fair day The following, to wit:
The Copp Farm with all the buildings
and Improvements thereon. consisting
Of 1870 acres. well wooded, watered and
plenty Of growing fruit for farm use,
suitably divided into moving and pas
turing. Buildings in fair repair. Elk
press wagon, lumber wagon, OK wag-
on, OK cart, yoke of oxen good work
ers and in good flesh). COW 7 years old,
heifers, shoats. 2.geese and gan
der 40 hens more or less, ducks, sew
eral guineas, tons of good barn hay,
caryal. sleighs boiler, engine and
saw, family horse. 2 moving machines,
horse rake, > plow5. sled, cultivator, a
lot of plank, grindstOne corn Shelter,
ropes chains, forks, shovels, hoes,
rakes, and other articles too numerous
to mention.
Terms of sale of personal property
Will be cash. Terms OF sale of real es-
state will be announced on day of sale.
MRS ADDIE J. HOLMES,
Conservator of Mary e. Holmes
GEORGE A. PENDLETON. Auctioneer.
Stontngton March II, 1912.
n. +. Vincent, the Baker will be
there with food and drink for all.
mar15d
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JAMES cLANcrs POLL THEATER.
Tive Distinct Features Today-5ron-
ehe Billy and the School Mistress;
and Playmstes.

Two distinct and positive features
will be shown at James Clancy's Poll
theater today. One is Broncho Billy
and the School Mistress, a great west
crn subject and the other Playmates,
by the Nitagraph company, featuring
Julius Swayne, who portrayed Lady
iodiva in that film the other star in
The photo play being Jean, the dog
whom we all love.
Plsymates--(W tagrapn)-Th IL O.
Jean picture and the remarkable skill
with which it has been handled to-
gether with the actions Of the inter-
esting as well as unusual VitagraDn
dog makes this film a most absorb
ing and moving one. 1t brings out in
a most appealing and vivid manner
the love Of a dog and little boy,
IN contrast with the seeming neglect
OF the parents. Julia Gordon plays
The mother with her usual distinctive
Characterization. H2zal Neason does
q rather clever character in the nurse
maid who is rather Indifferent to her
duties While his parents are out in
society the little boy makes friends
with stray dog who becomes his
constant CONF aniOn, At last the boy
falls sick and the efforts to Jean to
set to his young master cause much
OF the rathos of the piece. Both dog
and child are at last included IN the
mother embrace The production has
been wonderfully well put on and is
represented in an exceedingly artis-
tic ard complete whole.
Broncho Billy and the Schoolmis-
tresE (Essanay) good Snake
Vile story in which BrOncho Billy
tAnderson) plays very human heart.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-15
Children CRY
FOR FLETCHER'S
c. a 8 TO RIA
LOST AND FOUND.

L0ST-Two hunting dogs, one black
and tan hound and one black, white
and tan hound. between Hanks Hill and
Wilmington H;il, Tuesday, March IL.
Anybody harbering or knowing the
whereabouts or these dogs please noti-
~ John T Niohels 73l Main street,
Wtlllmantie, or telephone 1852,
nlsrl5d
Iyosr--Retwsen Cliff street and Audi
tcrium. eye-g glasses and chain, Please
return TO Mrs. Alfred A. Kelley 1G
Clin street mari5d
LosT--Gn Franklin or Bath street,
pearl and silver Rosary Reward at
Bulletin office maP15d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-15
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
TOWN OF BOzRAH.

All persons liable TO pay taxes IN the
town OF Bozrah are hereby notified that
have a warrant to levy and collect
tax OF ten 400 mills on the dollar, also
personal tax oG two ($2) dollars on
town list Of 1911, payable April 1st,
1919; and for the purpose OF collecting
said taxes viii be at the house OF Her
bert e. Beard, Lefhngwell, on Monday.
April ist, 1912, from to 10 a, NJ. /;
same day, at Lefhngwell Mills, from
1880 a. m. to IL m; same day, at
Hammond place, from l to p. nj.
Tuesday. April I'd, at postoffce. Boz
rahville. from 10 to II a. m; same day,
at postefhce, Fitchyille, from IL m. to
$50 D. m.
Legal additions and fees will be
charged to those neglecting this notice
Dated at Bozrah, Conn. March H.
1912.
CHARLES A. EAGER,
Collector of Taxes.
\, B.-Personal tax due March 1st
1912 marl5F
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-15
TRY THIS
OVERNIGHT CURE FOR COLD
In HEAD OR CHEST
1t Is Curing Thousands Daily
and Saves Time and Money

Get bowl three-quarters full sof
boiling water. and towel.
Pour into the water scant tea
Ispeonful Of EYCMEI pronounce
High me-
Put your head over the bowl and
cover head and bowl with towel
Breathe the vapor that arises for a
few minutes and presto! your head is
as clear as d bell, and the tightness in
the chest is gone
It's pleasant cure. You'll enjoy
breathing HYOMBI. You'll feel at
once its soothing, healing and bene-
fetal effects as it passes over the in
famed and irritated membrane sec
a bottle, at druggists everywhere. Ask
The Lee & Osgood Co. for extra bot
tie HYOMET Inhalent