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The Washington times., 1912-12-15

Breadwinner

BTtauWlnneT VlCtIm OF Tie WhIte
prague .............. ....'.. $Aoo
a young couple with four children. the eldest
twelve years of age. the youngest mere baby. The
father In the tuberculosis hospital has become de-
voted to the fresh-ar treatment and appreciates
thoroughly his lease Of life. The woman though
over strong is always brave and smiling. One
little boy has tuberculosis Of knee even he
clatters around cheerfuly his crutchcs. The
mother does sewing and washing help for her
family. Their church helps all II Is able. In addition
to this 81 week. or $l56 a Is the Christina
present which will help this CHEEKY little woman keep
her home intact
The Washington times., 1912-12-15
No Women In the Bank.

There are no women employees In the
Morgan banking house. This Is one of
the few Wall Street establishments
which the pettlcoated persons of bYsi-
ness has not invaded.
The Washington times., 1912-12-15
THREE
Deserted wife with four Children one
new born baby, .$156

IltW UUTH UdUy '%1OV
The husband OF this young woman Disappeared
more than year ago. leaving her with four children.
one a newborn baby. He has never been heard
of since though warrant was issued for him at the
time The woman's family have rallied around her
and are pa wing her rent Her church Is supplying her
with fuel. The mother herself Is taking In sewing
and doing all she can support her children. $500
a week or $4,000 a year will he required to help this
wronged woman keep her children. Who will help
make this Christmas present?
The Washington times., 1912-12-15
Eye on the Stock Exchange.

Mr.. Morgan's desk Is at the SOUTH
ern end and on the Broad street side
Of the main room Of the big banking
room. From where he sits he can
see out OF his left eye every one that
enters the main door Of the Stock Ex-
change. while with his right eye he
looks directly at George Washington
standing on the pedestal before the SUBJ
treasury
The Washington times., 1912-12-15
TWELVE
Colored widow with five small chill


colorcd widow with five small children. Her
relatives hard working respectable people. AL
though they have large families of their own and
are able to do very little for the woman they con-
tribute what they every month towards her sup
port. Woman Is good mother and works hard to
keep her little group OF five together. 500 a week
or $l0iOO year what will be required to bring
peace and joy OF Christmas to this family all the
The Washington times., 1912-12-15
ON THE TIP OF
THE TONGUE
NEW YORK. Dec. i5.

J. Pierpont Morgan has tho CaeSarian
objection to lean and hungry men. All
OF his partners and nearly all the EN-.
ployes In his great bank at Broad and
Wall streets have their bones uphol.
stored with flesh. He likes to SEQ b
mans chin. Nearly everybody In the
bank has . smooth.shaven chin. In
that treasure house there are some
good, strong chins.
The Washington times., 1912-12-15
FIVE
FIVE
Aged coored couple, the husband

Hgeu CO1OreI couple, Tie HusUaHu
cripple .................... .$1O4
An age colorcd couple devoted to each other.
Home scrupuousy clean. Man Is a cripple and not
able to work. Woman sews and earns about $1.25
week. They have children nor any relatives.
Former employer pays their rent. 500 n week. or
$4,000 year is the Christmas present which will
give most Joy to this old couple.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16

ousoeTnpenft. unb, bendnnt mi
finf NlotrOfsn unO Der umii6t e.
mes padtren OIfi3iers, tnirf@t tie, II
si6enen Sailen 3itterno, gu Maf.
Ter .....
Qn Der Geeling auf Bed bat teinsg
mebr ben 8erfunienen seisben.
@naitpone @ntTpannung, bic Redt
tion auf sic erfte 9iBe 6es Giebers,
Iagert auf alien 9arrenoen, uno nur
bier uno Oa iper0en leiie Stimmen
bes ltnmuts luut.
uGr 1T Derlorsu. Der urme SerI!
Die Rettung DsraOgert ii4 gu ldnge!
Wie fam Ii9 elmer 5pOlf Wiirutea
iiber @aIfer 6aIten Dbne Rettungs'
oiirteI, uno nod oa5u in &leioern!"
sic irren." fagt cine Nu@bors
ftimme pi9tig; nes f'nb apunSig
M3inuten felt Dem san OerfloRen =
i9 bab' mad Der 1lbr geieben -
uno pGbreno fie nod itreiten, Oriidt
Ser Riet Der Sig uuf Die Stirn beg
8uFers.
syn bieTem Nugsnblid serreiBen
taufen0 Surrarufe unO 9dnoetIats
f9.n bic 2uft. 8om Bug Der auf
bic Sig gu fommt, Dem S9iffe
Idnos, ser BON alien fir bsrloren ge=
baltene Matroie gef4pommen.
ga9 penigen &uberf9ldgen bdtt
bic Sig an Ieiner Seite, unO Iturte
MeGnnerarme aieben Den @rmatteten
Ing Boot.
SIN Nu ift sic Sig an ibrem alter
gIaBe. Die Saten finben tire Ringe
- Die Qeinen beben an ben Spills n
bic @ia .tnirT9t 5itterno in ei9enen
Soinen binauf, unD Der unfreipiaige
@9pimmer ftebt meertriefenb an
Ted.
Mie Sen Selben zines Dramas be-
tlatfdt man i'm. tpte er nun panteno
iiber Oed mad born ftrebt gum
Mdnnf9aftslogis, UNI feline Rleioer
geqen trodene 81 tauI9en.
Wie elm Deinpsreiftetsr tpanft er
= uno oo9 pGbrte Die Dual feines
Ringens taum feds Minuten -.
.geibe @9rauben bon pordus!"
t0nt's bon Der Bride ins Napigds
t~ionsEuus. 3pei 9ebel b%erdnoern
tire @telung - Elm 3if4en lf09nt
i'm Mof4inenraum bod, unb iiber
ben @6rduben brauft unb brobett
bas @aFer in @irbeln Ourdeiuanz
Ser = Der r@eiBe prin5" feBt GEE
IdTsn feline &eife fort.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
safeaurns In alter Seit.

Sn elmer, BON elmer ipunif9en 3eit@
fdrift DerDffentIi9ten Mbbanblung
iiber bic Sofelfultur DerflOHener
eSa6rbunberte nirb ou9 bas groBe
TeftmobG geI9ilbert, bos Bel Der 9o9z
3eit 6einri9s ". unb Der Wtarid
bon Me6ici in paris, man fam tpObl
fogen, gefeiert purbe, benn ungea9T
tet Der l1nmafe BON Qederbifen iiberz
t0nt Der entfoItete prunt bic @in@
aelbeiten nes gFens. Ser mG9tige
Goal leu9tete in einem Dsrtpirrenben
Miberf4eine BON Sob unb Silber;
ipobin bas Muge iapeifte, fanb es
@olbf9mud, bIiBenbe @erGte, fuaz
telnbe &riftaIIgegenftGnOs. ,patre
8lumensGrten; unb fies aEes par
in ftra6lerbe Qi@tftrOme gebubet,
tpdbrenb I9pere 0iifte unb @o9lges
ride bic Ntmoipbdre Dur4fluteten.
Mber bamit nod ni9t genug: Bel je=
benz neuen @ange purbe bic Oetoro=
tim bes Sooles unb Der S9mud Der
SafeI berdnoert. Sen @ipfelpuntt
bilbeten bic @iBigteiten unO Das
Obf.
@ieDer mar Die Sofel rerf@puns
ben, ba ertlongen pl0BIi9 einf6mei@
9elno bic erffen Mftorbe lodenber
San8peifen, bic mG9tig onipu4Ten,
unb unter biefen &Idngen erf4ien bic
Sofel pieber i'm Saole. Nus benz
rgebedten Slide" mar pI0bli@ ein
pra4toolIes 8lumenpartett getporben.
iiber unb iiber par bic md9tige
TlG6e nit Bitten unb 8lumen gee
T9miidt, unb an ben &Gnbern erbo<
ben fi9 pirtIi9e 8dume. limb in
mitten biefer pI0bli9 erf9ienenen
0anb1foIt tummelten 1i9 in 5arten
GhleierqepGnbern NDmpben unb
5blpbiben, SGnaerinnen, bic ben @Gs
item ge3uderte Trii9te unb GiiBiefei=
ten bon ben 8Gumen pfIiidten. Die
QifDre rieTelten in tlsinen 9uelIen
afpif6en @trGunern uno Ndumen
uno auf ben Meffen unb s3peigen
bieFes feItEomen MGr6enpoIbes fun
melten fi6 pirtlide feline @ingb0aeI.
beren S9nabel unb &rallen borber
pergoI0et poroen tparen.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
@nmOerli6e Uniform.

Nls sic 9ineilFden &ebolutionGre
ibre Seere bilbeten, mar lire critic
Gorge, cen @oleaten cine europGiIhe
Musriifung 81 geben. Oas nniform<
lager mar raid eri4Opft, mar ging
gu Den 3ipiltleioern iiber, uno aud
bon linen mar balb ni9ts mebr bors
6anten. 60 fam es fenn, faB, als
in Sonton elm neues Mrmeetorps &c,
biIoet puroe, in Ger ganaen gtabi
niht cine etn3ige elrOpGif9e s3ipiz
Iiitenbo3e auf3utreioen mar. Nber
pel9 gIiidli9er 3ufau! Sin finbi<
ger Raufmonn bot rem @enerol Iein
rei9lifes Eager in blauen llnterbos
len an, sic fir cine &ompasnie aus=
reiGtsn. 8egeiitsrt ging Ger bobe
9err uuf oieien @orf9lag elm. Gin
T9Dnes puar Id6sTurbensr 0pTsns
trigger porpolftdnbigie bic Uniform
Der Eetruten. limb bic GuropGer
tonnten fi9 tGali9 az osis MnbIid
Der in bIuusn unterbcien erszaisrsnz
sen @oID0teR trfre@en.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
I'M, Ue,rs rna9t.
CON ebnnrN @ 6rife.


@eloIIen Itieo sic Eaat ars 2ano,
pemlt frdiimeuS on Der 8erqe @dn0.
Sbr Nuoe fiebi bic goIouc &aqc nm
Ser 9eit in eleidcn SMalen title RUBIN
ilnO fedcr rauihcu bic Gucuen 1ernor
Gle iinoeu Der gluttcr, Der gIodt, r1@
O6c
@om Fage.
gom beife oeiueienen cage.
Gas uroIt aIte ~S6lummerlieb,
Gic odtct's nidt, iie lit es nib 49,.
SIR ningt nes SirmeIs Sldue luBsr
nod.
Ser fIiidt'geu Stunoeu 9Ieidqeidjiuuias
neg Sod;
9od INNER bcbolten Die Gueleu has
&ort,
sc 5ineen Die &oiier i'm Sdlafe nod
fort
Bonn Gage,
Bonn beute oefueieneu Gage.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-05-03

care OF poor, -.
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salary for Apri
No. PSI May 1.
salary for April
No. 252 May /,
salary for April
No. 253 May l
salary for April
No. 254 May /,
salary for April
No. 255 May /.
salary for April
No. 256 May /.
salary for April
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Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-25
POETRY
NATURAL. oAA .

 Thoss E5ss csnapsagn speeches tl1se vs hsar Are snrely music to the eSr: W simply cannot help but cheer
 The talksr when he's through. He makes us think that black is Down at ne town hall every night we join him in his dreamy hiRf1t
 Into the azure blue. Before we fully realised , He has us finely hypnotizsd ~ And And iu,ted nnt o to o,p sleep and nsspsrissd.
 He's nailed us to the mast. Hes got us in Q state of mind where we are deaf and dumb anA To argument net of his kind. To stick to him we are all signed Another felier comes along Next night and sings another sonr. He shows us where his rivals wr1ue And how we simply can't belong
 Unless we change our vtsws He's got the other skinned d mia. Hes keener than Q rat-tail file, Before he's through we simply piis Into his wagon in great style,
 And gladly spread the news. We listen to dozen more. Who upset all we've heard before. We analyge em to the core Down at the corner grocery store
 when we are at our ease. They. may as well not have begun. They've 6s not ccpvincsd 2 single one But after all Is sadd and done,
 We vote as ws dang please
 Richmond Times -Despatr&
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-25

TO TEE BOARD OF COUNTY CoM- massionerS for New London County: hereby apply for a transfer of their license to sell and exchange spirituous and Intoxicating liquors, ale, lager beer, Rhine wine and cider into the building. at 110 North Main street, Town of Norwich. sxcept in the rooms and apartments in said building. any part or parts of which are cut Off or partitioned in such manner as to form booths, side rooms. or retiring rooms, My place of business Is not located within two hundred feet in a direct line from any church edifIce or public or parochial school. CT the premises pertaining thereto, or any postoffioe, Norwich, this 17th day of September, Pete Cekatz, Applicant. We the un- ders5gned, are electors and taxpayers, owning real estate. of the Town of the foregoing application of Cekats & Ustarreski for license. and hereby certify that said applicant is suitable person to be licensed pursuant to said application. Dated at Norwich. this 17th day of September. A. D. 1912. John J. ONefl, George P. Madden, Will liam Campion, Ellis Raphael. John A. Moran. hereby certify that the above named signers and endorsers are cleo tors and taxpayers; owning real estate, in the Town of Norwich. Dated at Norwich, this 17th day of September, A; p. 1912. Chas. s. Holbruok, Town Clerk sep1sW
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS
BREED THEATER. sA Double Danger'-vitagraPh; Strong -storysof an Escaped Convict.

For the feature today at the BreeeS the exceptionally strong drama of the Vitagraph company, entitled A Double Danger. has been selected. It tells of a poor father who is express messen- ger on train. and who has just mort- gagged his little home to pay for an op- eration on bis child. On the day of the operation the father receives on his car as express matter, pine box con- taining a body. When the train is un- der way, and he is busy with his bill- ing, he sees the lid of the box open, and an escaped convict peer out. Graeping his gun he shoots into the box and the convict surTenders. but not without struggle. He is put back into the box, and the cover nailed down, and he is shipped back to the penitentiary from where he escaped The operation on the little girl has ppoven successful and the poor ex- press messenger has received the re- ward for capturing the convict, and is enabled to pay on the mortgage and have money left
 HxcelIent comedy is supplied by a reel entitled Just His Luck, and tho balance includes two very fine dramas of q widely different character, and Mir. Colby is heard in g new program cf songs.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-25
A FEW sEAsHoRE lora

Situated in the Town of Charlestown. R. |, from ting the Atlantic Ocean. on one or the best bathing beaches In the state These lots are fifty y(50) feer frontage on ocean and one hundred fifty tl5o) feet deep. In the rear of these lots there is salt water pond lent boating and fishing. The price 3f these lots Is two hundred (sS60) dol lars. Remember the prices that were paid for lots at Pleasant View four years ego and the prices that are be- ing paid now. These cottage sites that l am offering for only $20U are on fhe same ocean, same beach, only a few miles east of Pleasant View. Here in q chance to buy seashore cottage site at . low figure and have 1t inorease in Avail yourselves of this opportunity and don't be among those that will say lafter they are all sold) I wish | had bought one. Come and look these lots over and remember if you Dur- chase one l pay your expenses for any distance not over 100 miles. Trans portation from Westerly in auto. In- vestigate. M
 WILLIAM A. WILCOX,
 Real Estate Broker,
 No. fl West Bread St.. Rooms I and q.
 augsd Westerly, R. I.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-25
HUMoR OF THE DAY

Do you own motor carf" 'sNca I merely have a passing interest in them. Judge.
 Darling, tomorrow is the anniyer- sary of our wedding. Row can 1 please your Flat what I cook, be- loved" satiret r--r-v
 Griggs-I should say that the two keys to success gre Luck and. Pluck. Briggs-Surei Luck in finding soms- one to pluck.-Boston Transcript.
 "Radium is constantly giving off particles of itself, yet never gets any lesser 'aGoshf That's the Kind of stun for bank roiL'-Pittsburg Post.
 Maud Muller ralksd the hey. whit. tier needn't write me up,' she bossted. "The candidates are calling me eA in- telIIsent agriculturist anywsy."-New York Sun.
 Muggins-I suppose 1t is human ns- ture to sympathize with the under dog? Buggins- Yes especially if we are pretty sure he Is going to get bn top-Ph Philadelphia Record.
 'Is that picture a genuine work bf art P asked the uninstruoted cbssryer. No" replied Mir. Cnnarox, frankly 'sthe story the dealer gave me sions Walu IL l1s " bbu1ubtOn ouak-
 why have. you cut that lady who has just passed7 Yesterday you were most cordial toward her. That is my dressmaixer. and I paid hef bin this morning. F7iegends Biaetter.
 The Judse-lso you admit you were going at tho rate of ss miles an hot1rf The Chaaffeur-Yes Your Hono1s Tho Judgs--Well, a man should pay ns he goes. I'll fine you ta5.--y onl1rs States man. p~
 Pa, what did Damon end Pythiaa do that made them 50 fainousf \ dcnst remember now. but think they were winning battery thaf some manager found in one of the bush leagues."- Chicago Eenord- Herald.
 Now this portable gzrAss." began interrupted the prospective customer. the garage out and oover # up. What are they worth ?''-Louisville Courier Journal
 5 George Dinglebat, isn't this the ninth time you have asked me to mar " youf" Very likely, Laura. And. say. why cant we have an understand ing in the matter-a division of labor. as 1t were? I'll do the asking and yost keep tab '-Cleveland Plain Dealer
 The Innkeeper (malzing up guests bill)-The first time I made 1t IS shil- lings; now I make 1t 1T. Just come and add it up, my dear, and see if you can get 1t right. His Better Half Oh, why not let 1t 90 as 1t is--I might make 1t 1s agsin.-fhe Sketch.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE
AgexUAL TOWN MEETING.

~@~~~~-~@-N@
 The Legal Voters of the Town of Iriswold are hereby warned to meet t Lne Town House in the Second Voting District in said Town on
 MONDAY, sEPE 30. A. D. 1912. at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of said day, for the following purposes. viz:
 First-To hear and act upon the re- port Of the Selectmen and other Town second-To appoint one member of the oomrtttee on the Daniel s. An thony Trust Fund
 ourrsne erp.nsss ss of tax tns to T0a meet ns the support of tho Common schools anu Eourth-To see If they will vote to authorize the Selectmen to borrow money Tor temporary use, and to pay any paTt or the Town Debt that can Tfth-Te grant pay or salaries to Sixth-To see what action they win ways of the Town.
 Seventh-TO see what action they win take in regard to Physicians to De sTplcyeT and how paid;
 ai1thcrise the Selectmen to convey to the Jewcft City Water Company the iana i nov owned by the. Town of Gris- ~on w1Intn tho following boundaries. ed on the west by land of the Town of Griswoid. on the north by land for 4erfy owned by William Green and City Water Company, The land wifhir these boundaries owned by the Town contains acres. more Or less,
 Dated at Griswold, Sept, 23, 1912. . JAMES H, SHEA, ., JOHN POTTER,
 OSCAR DUGAS,
 sept25d Seieotmen
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-25
AT THE AuDTToRIUM.

Today will be the last chance to ses the all-stzr vaudeville bill at this house which has been causing so much favorable comment since 1t opened here on Monday. The Seven Merry Youngsters are getting lots of fun out of their twenty minutes of school life, which is full of all kinds of funny pranhs and good song numbers.
 Marshall and Tribble. an act of biz t1ne reputation, is causing a lot of talk and it Is probably the best colored act that has ever been seen in the city. A good musical team is Cole and Coleman, who present a very neat aot, fuu of good comedy. On the Gau- mont Weekly, which will be shown today and tomorrow, is President Taft at his summer home at Beverly. Mass. II was taken only last week. Also the International motor boat races at Hupfdngton bay, L. l., and several other interesting views
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-25
What Is Going On Tonight.

Vaudeville and Moving Pictures at the Auditorium. Theater.
 Motion Pictures and Songs at Breed Theater.
 Goethe Lodge, No. 7s; l. O.; Q. F., meets in Ponemah Hall. Taftville-
 Norwich Grange, No. 172, F. of H.. meets in Pythian Hall.
 Local No. 342, L 5. E. w, meets In Carpenters Hall.
 Slater Lodge. No. 509. N. B. o. F. meets in Hibernian Hall Thames Council, No. 1s5L R. A. meets In Foresters' Hall.
 Norwich Lodge, No. 12. A. Q. U. w., meets in Germanta Hall.
 Sachem Chapter, No. 67. Q. H. B. meets in Buckingham Memorial.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-25

AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Norwich, within and for the District t of Norwich, on the 24th day of Ssptem- Present-NHLSoN J.9AYLING. Judge.
 Hstate of Mary A. Bradbury, late of Norwich, in said District, deceased.
 The Administrator appeared in Court and filed written application alleging that said estate Is now in settlement in said Court and praying for an order to- sell certain real estate belonging to said estate. fully described in said ap- plfcation.
 Whereupon, 1t is Ordered. That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Court Room in the City of Norwich, in said District on the aTth day of September A. D. 1912. at o'clock in the afternoon, and that mo- tice of the pendsn0y of said application. and of said hearing thereon, be given by the publication of this order once in some newspaper having a circulatioD in said District, at least two days prior to the date of said hearing, and make return to the Court,
 NELSON J. AYLING, Judge,
 The above and foregoing is a true
 Attest; FANNIE c, CHURCH,
 sepz5d NS Clerk.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-25
THE COUNTY FAIR.

And now we have the county fsdr And suIitsa Sfiso sooGs Ss ana Willow w.+. And hominy and hay. n The massive porker in his pen Now makes his owner proud, While aunties Dominickern hen Attracts soediy crewd, The trotting race in many heats Might well excite clam, And father takes prize with beetx And mother with her jam
 And other things are Meru, There is no better fun. b gosh, Than going to the faif.7 ss
 -Hansas City yaurn&l
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-25
Announcement.

The announcement~t ~that the Aborn Opera company will present its mod- ernized version of Balfes grand old opera, ~The Bohemian Girl" at the Davis theater on Friday night, Sep tember 21, is certain to be read with genuine pleasure by all lovers of the better class of music. After having been deIuged with the so-called pop ular songs. it will be real treat to again hear "The Heart Bowed Down." Then You'r1 Remember Me-" q Dreamt Dwelt in Marble Halls" and the numerous other ballads that have made and kept this opera at the top round of popularity. The cast to be heard here is made up of singers. all of whom have metropolitan repata- tfonn.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-25
NOTICE

The Board of Registration of ths Town of Montyitle will be in session at the Town Hall on Saturday Scot, 18th. 1s12, from o'clock in the fsFs- noon until T\e'cloek in the afternoon. for the p1fpbsa of examining tjls qualification of those claiming a right to bs made electors and admitting fa the eleet0rs cath all those found qualified,
 GEORGE II. BRADFORD,
 MATT A. THINK BR,
 MOSES CHAPMAN, CHARLES N, CAMPBELL.
 Board of Registration Montxiiis. oehh.. Sept. 2Sd, 1912. seP25d
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE

The selectmen and Town. Clerk of the Town of Preston will meet at the Town House on Saturday, Sept 2Sth, 1912. from 8 o'clock a. m, until 5 o'clock D. m. for the admission of electors of any whose names may ap- pear on the List To Be Made" and found qualified.
 WALTER MCLIMON,
 ROBERT A. PECKHAM
 WARREN T. WHITMARSH,
 Selectmen
 G. V. SHEDD. Town Clerk. 1912. sep35d
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-25
NOTICE The American Waste
 and Metal Co.
 210 West Main St. Will be closed for business from WEDNESDAY Night, to MONDAY, September 30, on account of holiday.

We sell Wiping Waste, Wiping Rags, from 2c up to 10c per pound.
 Common Wire Nails, 2c per pound by keg only.
 Highest market prices paid for Scrap Iron, Old Metals, Old Auto Tires, Bags Rags, Cotton and Woo1en Waste and Oil Barrels.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-25

For the use of persons who have 10 move about floors on their knees. there has been invented q low. stool, mounted on casters and with depres- sions for the knees and receptacles for toes.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-25
NOTICE

A special meeting of the Legal vot- CTS of the Town Street School District Is hereby called to meet at the Brick Schoolhouse on Monday evening. Sept. 3Oth, 1912. at o'clock. to hear the fe- annual meeting of the District Sept 18th, and to act upon the same. and to do any other business proper to be done at said meeting.
 LEWIS A. HYDE, District Clerk.
 Norwich. Conn. Sept. 24th. 1s1z.
 sep25d
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-25

New York city has 21 industries in each of which the annual product is valued at more than s20,0e0 900. Tho largest of these industries is the man ufacture of clothing, and next comes the printing and publishing business.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-25

To cure ringing noises in, the ears, due to the displacement of tiny bones in the organs, a French scientist has invented an electrical apparatus which
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-25
FOR SALE.
JUST ARRIVED.

Express car of 2s Horses. some nice Chunks. big Horses and Drivers. Have on hand 45 head to pick from They must be sold or exchanged. Prices right.
 Tel 112s. K. R. PTERsoN
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-25
THE KALEIDO DOsCOPE

London has about 5000 miikshopf and about the same number of public houses.