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Arizona republican., 1912-03-09
For Sale-Houses

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Arizona republican., 1912-03-09

WANTED-Seconi hand show cases suitable for millinery. 612 s. Sd Ave.
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Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-02

exemplifed. The evening concluded a
month Of work for the Shetucket men,
but next month they win have a chance
10 rest up except for an evening in the
hrst degree upon some candidates for
Uncas lodge.
Uncas lodge, No. II, opens its March
meetings next Monday evening with
work in the initiatory degree.
The first call for an assessment for
this year has just been issued by the
Immediate Relief association through
the death of Brother William CODE Of
Uncas lodge.
Grand Master Arthur F. Woodford
Of the grand lodge Of Connecticut,
l. o. o. F., has issued a proclamation
to the officers and members of all sub
ordinate and Rebekah lodges Of the
order in Connecticut requesting all
members to set aside April 26, 1912,
the 93d anniversary of the order. as a
day of Thanksgiving, to be observed in
the lodge rooms by exercises suitable
to the occasion. The proclamation con-
cludes as follows:
let me urge every lodge to be rep
resented at our beautiful home at
Groton on the above date, where exer-
cises in charge Of the grand chaplain
will begin at 2 o'clock .. m. Substan-
lid1 improvements nave Deen maze. IN
our home during the past year, and
every member Of our order Is invited
to be present and inspect our home, of
which we are justly proud, and at the
Same time make glad the hearts Of our
brothers and sisters who are spending
their declining years with US. Do not
forget your annual donation, Let il
be a liberal one, remembering always
that we pass this way but once. All
trains will stop at Fairview on the
above date. A train win leave New
London for Fairyiew at 100 p. m
Come"
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-02
RAILROAD MAKING WAGE LIST.
Computing Probable Increase in Run
ming Cost if Engineers Press De-
mands.


Officers Of the New York. New Ha-
ven and Hartford Railroad company
are engaged in computations to obtain
the amount of pay for the 1, 400 engi-
neers upon the road under the new
schedules proposed in the general
movement of the engineers Of roads
east of Chicago and north Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio line. While the
ngures have not been completed, they
indicate a considerable increase not
withstanding the increased pay given
the engineers Of the system two years
ago, and it is believed that the in
creased pay for the engineers will be
followed by another demand from the
other orders of employees on the sys-
TEN, The first negotiations with the
engineers on the matter will probably
open next month, and decision will
probably not be arrived at for at least
TWO or three months thereafter There
will follow in a general way the prec-
edents established by earlier move
ments of the kind on lines west OF
the Mississippi, including the settle
| ment of minor points relating TO con-
ditions of service before the main
question of wages is reached, which
may, as in some of the western cases,
| go to arbitration.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-02
ALL CAN Be
NICE AND PLUMP
The Discovery Of PrOtone Has Proven
Blessing to Hundreds Of
Women.

PROTONE will transform q thin,
skinny woman into a fine-looking, at
tractive one, full of life and ANNA
ton The kind of women people worth
while say nice things about. 1t will
round out the checks and cover up
the bare bones Of the face. Give sym
metry to the figure and make graceful
in shape that which was uncouth and
unlovely. 1t is a miracle worker for
women, making form and face beauti-
full as Nature intended,
Men, as rule, care more about feel"
ings than looks, but PROTONE does
two-fold service for them-makes them
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time. From origin to insertion, It
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gives IT its best proportion. PROTONE
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on a new meaning and added value,
It will cost you nothing to prove the
remarkable effects Of this treatment
No dieting or eating of particular kinds
OF foods arc necessary. The treatment
is absolutely non-injurious to the most
delicate system. The Protone Compr ny.
4157 Protone Building, Detroit Mich,
will send to any one who sends name
and address with ten cents In silver or
stamps TO help cover postage and pack
ing, a free 50-cent package Of Protone
with. full instructi0ns) to prove that
1t does the work. They will also send
you their book on why You Are Thin"
free OF charge, giving facts which viii
probably astonish you. Send the cou-
pom today.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-02

The largest athletic celebration in
Waterbury in years is what the mem
bers of st. Joseph's Total Abstinence
society Of Waterbury are planning
when the annual field day Of the Con
uecticut Total Abstinence union Will be
held in Waterbury some time in June
at date not yet fixed.
This will be the first time that the
annual field day Of the union has been
held in W aterbury in eight years. The
St. Joseph's Total Abstinence society
takes the initiative in arranging for the
field day, and it was at the request Of
this society that the board chose Wa
terbury.
SO Tar nothing definite in the way of
arrangements has been made for the
celebration with the exception Of ap-
pointing a general committee which
will have the celebration in hand.
The days programme will be begun
with the celebration Of q solemn high
mass. A parade will take place during
the forenoon, and during the afternoon
a programme of track and field sports
In which some noted amateur athletes
are expected to take part will be held.
The parade is expected 10 be made
up Of the various societies throughout
the state which are affiliated with the
connecticut L. A. uIlOI. SlSulD6IS Will
appear in uniform and several bands
Of music will take part in the parade.
1t is expected that the Women's So
cieties of the union will be represented
by floats.
Around the athletic events Of the
afternoon centers the principal interest
Of the day, fer the reputation that the
union has made in the state for the
excellence Of these meets is an enyta-
BILE one.
The combined Catholic temperance
societies Of Connecticut, Of which the
state union is made up, have a mem
bershlp of approximately 5000, and Of
this membership, under favorable con-
ditions,
All athletic events are held under
the sanction Of the A. A. u, and most
Of the events will be open to all anna
teur athletes, although there will also
be q series Of closed events to which
the members Of temperance societies
only affiliated with the c. T. A. U. are
eligible. A large list Of cups and med
ais will be offered as prizes.
In addition to TIE athletic events,
prize drills will be given by several
companies of Tierney cadets, uniform
ed companies Of boys in their teens.
and for these competitions various
prizes will be offered.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-02
DECREE OF PocAHoNrAs.

SebeQuOnash council, No. il, held a
meeting Of special interest last Mon
day evening in FOresters' hall, having
Two candidates present for initiation.
This start in adding new members to
he council IS expected soon to be fol-
lowed by others. The standing COM
mittees for the term were appointed.
The council was pleased to receive a
visit from Sister Mary A Harvey, who
IS now a resident Of New London.
When the next meeting night Of the
council comes, which Is March 18th,
she Eeosha club viii hold a whist the
same evening in the hall. beginning a
series Of whist in the hall every two
weeks. and also resuming the home
avhists.
One Of the home whists was held
1ast Tuesday evening with Mr.. and
Airs. l.. Manchester. when a large
number spent an enjoyable evening at
their home. Coffee, cheese and dough-
nuts were the refreshments served, and
while they wre being enjoyed the
scores were counted up and the follow
ing declared the prize winners: First
lady's. Ida Clifford, fancy apron; sec
ond. John A. Button. playing as a lady,
Who took a prize apron; first gentle
mans. Harry Kelley, a whisk broom:
second. r. o. Miller, combination set
consultations, Mrs. Minnie Noyes and
Leslie Manchester.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-02
MODERN wooDMEN OF AMERICA.

The nelghbors Of Ionic camp cele-
orate the 18th anniversary Of the camp
next ThuEsday evening, March It'll. A
large tu1Tout is expected, as all Mod
ern Wo0lmen of Norwich and vicinity
are invited to attend. fine pro-
granpe is being arranged and cigars
and Investments viii be served during
the evening. District Deputy Hughes
Of Hartford will be present and during
se evening will address the meeting
and explain in detail the revision in
rates and how it will affect each mem
Der. The head camp recently held in
Chicago decided that a revision in rates
was necessary and the committee ap-
pointed to revise the rates have adopt
ed several tables which Deputy Hughes
win fully explain. The new rates do
not come into force until Jan /. 1918,
50 that each neighbor will have plenty
OF time to consider the plans set be-
fore them. Every Woodman who wants
20 be fully informed can come next
Thursday night and spend the evening
with Ionic camp.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-02
ROYAL ARcANuM

The following Is the exhibit of mem
bership and finances made by the
Royal Arcanum up 80 the first Of Feb
ruary:
Membership-Last report, 24S,997; ap-
plications since received, 1,O65; rein
statements since received, 65; total,
250,127. Suspensions and permanent
Withdrawals, S22; deaths, 961; approx
mate membership, 248, 944; total num-
Der councils, 1898.
w and o. B. Fund-BaIance last re
port, 1912, 111.70; received during the
month, 1851, O3S.S5; total, $1.27S, 1906;
death benefits paid, $647,22S9S: bal
ance on hand, 1875, 921.57. Total pay
nents from Organization to date, s146,-
471.210s1
Emergency Fund-Amount invested
per last report, Se,0T2,66o1S; amount
Invested since, s43,742s4S; total Jan 81
s6.116, 402.64 Excess Of mortuary re-
sources over all known liabilities, S.
#61s.1ee04 ~
General Fund-iBalanoe last report
$54.4BG2b, received during the month
500, e27 %; total s154, zs424; paid dur
ing the month ss,5l149; balance OF
hand $1449T2.7 S
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-02
PrOtOme ls a Real Tissue-Builder and Is
Worth It's Weight In Gold 30 Fsun-
Down Men and Women.
Provo Yourself by Sending Coupon for 5O-Gen
PaGkane Free

"By George, I never saw anything
like the effects OF that new treatment,
Protone, for the building up Of weight
and lost nerve force. 1t acted more
like a miracle than q medicine" said
q well-known gentleman yesterday in
speaking of the revolution that had
taken place in his condition. II began
to think that there was nothing on
earth that could make me fat. I tried
tonics, digestives, heavy eating, diets
milk, beer and almost everything else
you could think Of but without result.
[ had been thin for years, and began
to think 1t was natural for me to be
that way. Finally I read about the re-
markable processes brought about by
the use OF Protone so I decided to try
It myself Well, when look at myself
in the mirror now. think it is some
body else. nave put on just so pounds
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-02

Nagee and Scan'on of the Phillies;
Bergen of Brooklyn and Cy Young of
the Boston Braves complete the roll
call Of the National league diamond
FASTENERS who have at one time or
another called upon the celebrated
bonesetter to mend their shattered
wings and paws, fms lnitts, pins and
kicks. The American league players
who have been treated by Reese at his
home in Youngstown. O.. include Ian
&c, s. llivan, Walsh and Dougherty of
the White SoX; Wallace ana Petty of
the Browns Lajoie and Turner Of the
Maps; Mcbride, Gessler and Hughes
Of the Senators; Mullin Of Detroit,
ana Lord Of the omnipotent Athletics.
From this extended list it may be seen
at one slant that Bonsetter Reese is
not jest of the irresponsible sport
scribe, but a real and sometimes
very vital element in the game.
The owner who sluanders buckets
of geld on some precocious pitching
expert and then discovers that his tin
sci lined bargain has been using a
family skeleton, smile for sore arm,
does not surround himself with a biUn
funk until he has despatched his gold
hrick to DR.. John d. Reese for u YER
diet. This is exempltfed in he recent
ailing Of Marty OTooie. Barney Drey
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-02

II is a fact that thin folks are gem
orally regarded as being cranky
while the fat man is proverbially jolly
and good-natured-
One Of the wonder features Of the
Protone treatment is that it will not
cause you to get TOO fat In other
words, It is not builder Of fatty or
dabby tissue. It builds you up with
sound and solid flesh and makes you
q normal. healthy man or woman
II you are thin or in a rundown
physical condition. be sure to send for
this 5o-cent box Of Protone and test
fov yourself its rebuilding powers.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-02
ARMS AND JOINTS
MADE NEW BY REESE
Famous 5onesetter Has More Than
Once Won a Pennant for Some
Manager.

Bonesetter Reese is an important
character in baseball and a necessary
one. too. Many are the star pitchers
who have gone to him to have their
arms treated because of symptoms of
everything from neurasthenia down to
the common everyday soreness. The
interesting fact about this great bone
setter, whom ball players swear by,
Is that he was a mill hand about 20
years ago. He has removed the lurlz-
ing ills from the wing of almost every
big league star. and he has helped to
win more than one pennant for more
than one team, Among the distin-
gUished visitors who have made haste
10 the. bonSetter for assistance are
Chance, Reulbach and Bransheid Of
the Cubs. A majority Of the Pirates
have stormsd his doors-O'Toola, Will
son, Canan1tz, Gibson. Leach, Clarke,
and the mighty Hans Wagner.
The ravag1nR Giants, Marquard,
Dr-Icke- Wiltse and Anes, have beat
in thither for dry dock attendance.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-02

More than one interesting evening
for Norwich lodge, No 439, in the
present month is shown by their last
monthly calendar. First nomination Of
officers has already been made, but the
election comes on the first Thursday OF
the present month. The following week
is to be a social session at the home
and the last Thursday in the month is
also down for a social session. Next
Tuesday night the Norwich Elks VIII
be hosts at the Eiks home to the New
London Elks who are coming up here
to continue The series Of inter-lodge
contests in pinochle, pool, cribbage,
forty five and pitch. Norwich won
three out of the FIVE events when the
lodges played last Week in New Lon
don, so that they have a lead, but
they intend to go out and distance
their New London brethren this time.
In the calendar one page was given
over TO the following memorial Of the
late Or. T. II. Hartman;
In Nemoriam-In appreciation of the
charity, justice, brotherly love and
fGeiiy Of Our late brother, Patrick II.
Hartman. NJ D. affiliated by demit
from Hartford lodge May 9Th, 1910,
lied Feb. 18Th. 1912, Norwich lodge, No
430, Of the Benevolent and Protective
Order Of Elks, has adopted and spread
upon its minutes a resolution express
sive OF the loss it has sustained in this
death, and eXte nding heartfelt sympa-
thy to the family in their bereavement
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-02
OWLS.

Norwich nest, No 1895, with Presi-
dent George H. Stanton in the chair,
had it's regular meeting Tuesday even
ing in Owls hall. Reports made by
the ten membership teams showed that
this contest was starting off in great
shape and already there are about ten
applications in sight, Capt. Neil Crow
ley's team having secured the pole at
the start and leading the field. Gener-
al Boon will keep his captains and
teams hustling. Reports were made Of
the whist and Of the ball. From the
whist a good sum was realized, and
from the BAH there will be a satisfying
amount in the net proceeds to pay the
Owls for all their hard work, although
the full report is not in yet
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-02

during the last month, and never felt
stronger or more nervy in my life
For women who can never appear
stylish in anything they wear because
of their thinness, this remarkable
treatment may prove q revelation. 1t
is a beauty maker as well as a form
builder and nerve strengthened.
It will cost you nothing to prove the
remarkable effects Of this treatment.
1t is absolutely non-injurious to the
most delicate system. The PTotOne
Company will send to anyone who
sends name and address a free SOC
package OF Protone, with instructions,
to prove that 1t does the work. They
will also send you their book on why
You Are Thin" free Of charge, Civ
ing facts which will probably astonish
you.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-02
EASTERN STAR.

Sachem chapter, No. 81, received two
invitations at its meeting Wednesday
night at the Buckingham Memorial and
accepted both. The first was for the
18th of March from Fidelity chapter Of
New London, which IS to celebrate it's
tenth anniversary that night, and the
second was from Radiant chapter of
Willimantic, which invited the Nor
mantle on the evening Of the 22d Of
March. which is TO be a special night
for the Willimantic chapter. There is
to be initiation at the next meeting OF
SaChem CHAMBER
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-02
FoREsTERs.

The regular meeting of Court City
of Norwich, No. So, Friday evening,
In Foresters' hall, was the banner one
of fire year. The evening was spent
in listening to various reports and
six candidates were initiated In i'm
presGive form. The secret work was
given only, as a class initiation Is to
be had thu Inter part of the month,
at which the third degree viii be
worked on all candidates thai have
been received in the order since the
first of January. As a result Of the
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-02
Protone VIII Build Out The Figure and viii Tone and
Strengthen Your Entire System
SOC Trial Box Sent FREE
THINNESS IS A DISEASE
ProtOne Reaches the Cause and Easily
Remedies It
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OO&N.
'Myl can 1t be that I ever was 30
thin? And to think that 1 would have
been thin and gaunt now lid l never
heard of Protone. l consider it the
luckiest find / ever made when / first
discovered a Protone advertisement"
said a splendid looking woman a few
days ago.
yes, Protone built me up 80 pounds
in as many days. and l owe my figure
to its wonderful influence, and the
beauty of It is 1 never felt better and
more confident in my life, and my
weight is correct for my height"
Have you ever noticed that people
at proper weight are invariably pre-
possessing In appearance, having con-
fidence in self and look the world in
the eye with perfect assurance? On
the other hand, have you noticed that
thin, serawny people are imaginative,
lack confidence, and are apprehensive
Of calamity?
Thin people eat as much, II not more,
than people at proper weight but the
nutriment Of their food goes to waste;
| it is not carried by the blood to the
| tissues that sustain the fatty matter
demanded by every part Of the human
system.
Thinness Is a disease and Protone
/ reaches the cause and why Of the dis
/ ease, which IS easily remedied as
proved by a short use OF PrOtone. A
| few weeks treatment produces aston
! ishing results.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-02
ayes, 1t Is Really So"

Protone Co.
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lit Seymore St.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-02

fuss, after detaching himself from the
well known vast quantity Of money,
must have been a happy man when
Marty told him there was disturbance
among the tend3ns Of his tMart's)
diamond tWirling arm. Drey-
fuss lost no time in sending the new
pitcher to the bonesetter and the bone
setter swept Martyrs splendid wing
with one sweep ard pronounced il
O.K.-bill to follow
Sometimes the bonesetter has been
beset with ciamoring manager, just
before a worlds series was going to
be pulled off. The manager had
pitcher in tow, and the pitchers arm
was on the blink, and the manager ex-
planned that if the pitchers arm was
not revived and absolutely mended in
three -blooie-theyd lose the
pennAnt. Where q Zone letter Reese
summoned mis- trust hands and-pres-
tO-the pitcher was sound again and
the manager won the pennant.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-02
KNIeHrs o. PYrHIAs.

Both Wauregan lodge, No. 6, and
Gardner lodge. No, 46, are devoting
some attention to the social life IN
their meetings in March, as Gardner
lodge is to have an evening Of whist
at its meeting next week, and Waure-
gan lodge has named March 18th as
the evening for a social get together
time, when they expect large attend
ance Of the members. with their lady
friends, extending an invitation to
Clover temple, No. 3, Pythian Sisters.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-02
APrOTOne Doubled NY
Muscle"
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Ffotone Company.
Gentlemen:-I have Just finished my
six weeks treatment of Protone. I am
highly pleased with the result. The
gain IN my case was 10 pounds. I suf-
fered with measles last spring, which
left me in state of low vitality. Pro-
tone has restored me to my normal
self I heartily recommend Protone to
anyone, as It does all that is claimed.
I now weigh 40 pounds which l feel
is nearly right for one Of my age and
height In my case IT seems It built
up muscle and bone more than fat,
am twice as muscular and strong now.
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Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-02
ECHOES FROM THE LODGE ROOM

Modern Woodmen to Hear About Rate Changes-Eks De-
termined to Beat New London Acknowledgements
FOresters Planning Open Meeting-Eastern Stars Ac-
cept Two Invitations of Pyhias Arranging So
cial Features-Owls Start Strong in Membership Cam
pagn With Ten Teams.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-02

Your play contains too much con-
vCrsation. You need a hairbreadth es-
cape Of some kind" What is the
matter with the third act" demanded
the dramatist. where the heroine mar
rcvly escapes being talked to deatn?'
Louisville Courier Journal
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-02

dusiastic. He has been a member Of
the United Workmen for about four
years, filing in succession the offices OF
oVerseer and foreman before being
raise ID the master workman's chair.
He is employed at the plant Of the
Norwich Belt company.
The finance committee Of the grand
lodge Of the A. O. U. w met on Tues
day afternoon, Feb. 18th, in the grand
lodge Office, New Haven, and the exec
utve committee met In the evening. At
The meeting Of the executive commit
tee the finance committee reported that
the era I'D lodge reserve fund on Jan.
81 1912, amounted 10 S281 70814, all
Of which Is invested in gilt-edged Sc
entities
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-02
INDEPENDENT EoREsrERs.

Court Norwich. No. 1889. is on the
gain since its institution and although
only g young court is showing plenty
OF activity and progressive spirit that
indicates it is bound 10 grow. It in
tends TO have an open meeting on the
last meeting night in March and will
make the night one Of enjoyment for
all who attend.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-02
REBEKAHs.

The whist committee of Hope Re
bekah lodge, No. q. is to follow up
the success that attended it's recent
ing night next Wednesday in Odd
Fellows hall to another whist. This
will be the second of the series and a
fine time is assured for the good
sized crowd expected.