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Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-29
Only Thing Good Enough To Stand Such a Thorouqt Test

Here fs soussninE .voa can try sixty dsE"S1s1 zs 1es1-s8-ltl7out haEing 70 riez q cent
 5orueIhlng which in the last twenty four Tez<z hzs sszed thousands Of rup~ tuvsc psoY3e from having to undergo operation
 S0-etfsrS sc strengthening te the -4ptured psrfa that yo1 can work right along without the slightest danger
 Something absolutely e.uarssr,teed to keep rupture from coming o4if-if it doesn't 's TlH cost you absolutely nothing.
 You Dent Have to Risk a Penny
 4e don,t ask you to pay out d penny on the strength or any mere promise oT claims
 We will make yea g4asrsnteed r-1D- fGre holder especially for your case make it to s6aF m mcssdgs-as3d fea yoxs rrr if sixty days.
 Let yea give it 6 taaFa#si4 test with out askiRg faa ts risk eent
 If if doesn't keep EosF rupture from coming 9lt oT b5theFing EoH in any we maEe-theR yo5 caR send it back and 4 won't cost y9a penny.
 See What 1t Bees
 FHis guaranteed rupture hesdeF-the Trass-is Bsde sR an absolutely new PFisEiRds, IT Is lar more than J7st a truss
 Tea sss tBis fr57ss-Ha5ifzs ai1 others -ss self=adjRstaag, seif-r egtliatiHg.
 Fae support t gives aHtsFaa4 ga I}E Y increases sFflaR there is aay sHdden Eas4Fssl7 eHt OF stFa iFf-as ia TGFkiRR R- ass Bs strain azaR force E0ar T4iB4Aire 03t. And, ia addition. tAe G!8tAe FFgsE provides rhe only way ever discovered for overcoming tae VeaEzness which IS the read SasLse of rQptufe
 Just h0sE it GaeS tilat-eat5rslF F au8a- uasiesfly-is ali explained In oaE free
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Local Laconics.

Ecc1eston, referee; Thomas Board man and -u8cG liuesmen.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-29

Nearly every lodge Of Manchester Unity. Order Of Odd Fellows, in Rhode island, was represented jn the parade and tuitiatOry exercises held in Paw rucket Saturday night, Pride of New England lodge of Westerly being as siEned to the first division in the pa rade. which was made up of about 600 members of this ancient order of Odd Fellows The formal exercises in cIuded an address Of welcome by Mayor Easterbrooke and responses by Provincial Grand Master J. Sinister. Deputy Grand Master of the United States George IL Euttau and by Har- old J. Wenfzei corresponding secre- tzry of the Massachusetts district The initiation exercises were conduct- ed by the degree team of Washington Icdze. and AS candidates received the iritiztory degrees. The Westerly dele zstion returned home OF the midnight train.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-29

THERE is iiv advertising medIum In Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bull latin for business results.
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NEWMARKET HOTEL. 715 Boswell Ave.

First-class Wines. Liquors and Cigars. Meals and Welch Rarebit served to order. John Tuclxie. Prop. Te@~42-s
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The corzrnIttee of the Rhode Island state conference of charities and cor rection. of which Mrs. Charles Perry of Westerly and Mrs. Herbert J. w WellS of Kingston are vice presidents, has cornpleted the programme for the fifth annual session to be held in Providence Oct % Prof. James Quale Dea1ey of the department of sociology of Brown university will preside at the morning session and he general topic wIIl be Problems of the Home. William H. Baldwin of Washington, D. C., will speak on The Broadening Question of Non Support and the Unmarried Mother and the Responsibilities of the Child's Father is the subject of the address of Hastings H. Hart, Ph. D., director of child helping. Russell Sage Foundation. New York city.
 The general topic of the afternoon session will DC Problems of the City, with Miss Harriet E. Thomas of New port in charge. The papers and speak CTS are: A Civic Council for the Con servation and Direction of Good Will. Charles Whiting Williams, executive secretary of the Cleveland federation Of charity and philanthropy; 4 Broad Recreation POucy and It's Justification. William Burdick, M. D., director Public Athletic league. BaltiTn ore.
 At the reception and dinner Profes- sor Dealey will preside and there Will be short addresses by Governor Poth- L versi1y and Col HaTrT Cutler of Providence.
 Dr. A. IL Harrington. superintendent of the state hospital for the insane, will preside at the evening session, when Problems of the State will be the general topic. Charles E. Davenport. Ph. D.. director of the department ot experimental evolution of the Carnegie institute Washington, D. C.. will speak on The Importance Of Eugenical t1eld Work in the State. Clifford w. Beers, secretary Of the national committee for mental hygiene. will speak on the subject What a Society for Mental Hygiene Can Do for the Individual and the Community.
 The members of the conference and their friends will be taken in automo- piles on visits O the state institutions.
 William Clark and Earl Q. Crandall Of Westerly were on the team cf Rhooe Island aolfsrs that participated in the annual matches with the Connecticut team at New Haven Saturday. when the ConnecVicuJs won. to 6. In the @o1ars0mes the Connecticut men won three out of five matches. and in the individuals they beat the Rhode Isl and six to four
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else. including operation. had failed to do any good.
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Palace FaoI and Billiard ParIOfs

Six Tables-five pool and one Billiard. Tables sold and repairing done at reasonable prices. Supplies at all times.
 4e MAIN STREET
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
BREED THEATRE
Tosss Moore aad Alice Joyce Go Stars
 s+a The Senator's Dissaonor.

There Is an unEiEaAaed bill of all- fea&Azes at the Breed today, headed by the great story derived from his toTfcaa facts and entitled, The Last B4oe&hesEse. This immense produc- tEon is made in two reelss and p1e- Sentea by the western Kalean company In the depth Of the mountain forests of Re~eT California. The main feature shows the attack upon the white set taeEs by the Indians. The pioneers are engaged In their daily occupations witsaza the bloc31hoJsse, the national sssaTds have left for the reservation, and the little group an,e suddenly at sackHed bg the redskins The exchange of shots rsszzass in the firing of the bscckfsogse, and ends in the explosion Sf the gUnpOWx1eE stored in the house azad almost the complete annihIlation of the pioneers Tom Moore and Alice Joyce are the stars 1n a delightfully."- thrilling story of life in Washington D. c Maurice Costello appears in & powerful drama entitled The Weapon, and AdkaH Ike wins the laughs in a screaming comedy entitled. AikaI Ike in JzyViaae-
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DEATH AND THE MOTHER.

Death to the mother said. Thou canst not keep the baby still
 let me; Thou mark'st with pain his gasping.
 feverish breath: With one long kiss set 1t free, And on his brow the signet Writs Of frnmortalityi Oft thou dost strive to lay In smoothness down his golden hafrf Smoother. beneath thy touch, 'twi1 Nor look more bright and fair! Nay, weep not. that his toilet [ would Closing like violet up his eyes of
 blue; For knowest thou not. earth-fiowers aA
 fFafl as th1s Were better closed against 1ife's chill.
 ing dew? The sheet no more thou'1t fold Above his dimpled limbs over and O'ers They will lie bare no n10rei The form that holds thy baby to his
 breast Thou wilt not look to seei Nor hearst the soft voice king
 through his rest, Suffer the little one to come to me!' Else thou and l would soon be recon
 oiled: No more thy tears would flow But thou wou1d'st bless me that ] bear
 thy child Forth from a life of woe To one unbiased by 8 mothers love Or mothers fears. to bring him up! Perchance to aid thee when thou
 goest above! Then push push not not H. fromH. thee still the
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$I25O

SI20O
 will buy a 4C acre farm situated a few miles from " esterly and a short dis tance to thriving manufacturing ViI- lage. Cottage house. barn. crib and hennery, plenty of fruit and wood for buy a good farm cheap. Enquire about it.
 will buy an so acre farm situated two miles from Westerly, R. l., and a 10- minute walk to trolley. Land pro ductive and smooth, large house. barn and crib. wagon shed. some fruit, on your possession. Investigate. is all I ask for one of the finest farms in the state of ConnecCIcut: 55 acres 20 moving, 25 pasture. 10 wood and tim- beF; keeps 10 cows, without siIo; house has s rooms with ell. horse barn 24 by ss, COW barn 30. by 50. 5 hog houses, if by 1s, crib 14 by 5. 5 henneries IS by 3G eaeh. wells, never failing spFings; pasture borders a beautiful OonS; l6o apple trees, 45 pear trees. g plum trees, g peach, apricot one quarter of an acre Strawberry patch, euPfants, goessberry blaekberFi es, on the place if desired. Possession given in 90 days, Don't let this opper- fuhfty slip.
 WILLIAM A. WfLS0K,
 Real Estate BEelxeE. Ne. Al west Broad St. Raarzs l and 2.
 Westerly. R. I. Pneae eeaa eetioIi. Free transp aFtat ttea
 in ante jan2od
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HUMOR OF THE DAY

MT. Almost Bald-Tony. my hair is getting thin. Tony (the barber)-So! Which one?-Life.
 Nell-They say every man has his price. BeIle-WeIl. mighty few of them are worth it.-Philadelphia Rec ord.
 Is he really a professor?'' Well. isn't any man who professes to be a professor a professor" 9" - Lippincott's Magazine.
 T thought" he remarked, you said you could die dancing" So I did" came the reply, but I didn't say [ wanted to be trampled to death, did I?''-London Tit-Bits-
 'TH bet she's suffragette.'' '-Why? ?'' 'She passed right by the ice cream dinner for her lunch.'-Detroft Free Press.
 .'she looks so discontented and dis satisfied No wonder; she has Il husband who gets her everything she Wantsi i'-London Opinion
 That's a. bad looking thumb you have, waiter" said the diner. Does i- hurt you?'' f|No, sir,'' replied the wait CT Tt is parbotled- It gets that way from serving soup.''-Cincinnati En- quirer.
 After you became wealthy said the biographer, you found pourseIf much sought after?" Yes" replied Mr. Dustin Stax, by an Investigating committee. " ash1n8ton Star.
 What makes you look at that pear so thoughtfuIly, Auguste?' Tt re- minds me of the gentleman who dined with madam yesterday, and who seem ed to have such a noble bearing. La Journal AmuSant
 Are the apples in this barrel good ones ?'' Madam said the dealer sol emnly, T assure you that barrels are much too expensive to use for packing inferior apples Washington Her. aid.
 T thought your minister was to have a call to Minneapolis ?' "He did expect it, but he went up there to preach a trial sermon and took his text from St. Paul. so it's all off, Chicago Record-Hera1d.
 Dropped a little at roulette while was abroad" remarked the iceman. Can't beat that game said the coal man. Wasn't trying to. I just want ed to see how it feels to lose money" Louisville Courier Journal.
 The young woman store detective when proposed to was silent. Then you cannot be the sunshine of my life?" said the young man in .disap- pointed tones. How can I?" she an swered. T am a professional shadow" Boston Post
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POETRY
ON PETTY HILL.

Ohs the grade it is steep and the way it Is long,
 On Piety HILL Ana iC Is a hard Journey foE those who belong
 On Piety Hiu. 9T 1f all of the slippery places in town, ILLS S1lppery place has achieved much renown. The wicked may stand, but the Eood folks sit down
 On Piety HILL The path is submerged in a coating oT Slset,
 On Piety HILL The atmoSphere's punctured by eyvrat- ing feet,
 On Piety HILL The weary pedestrians slip and they slide, They skate and they crawl and they coast and they glide, And turn a double Somersault often. beside
 On P1ety Hill. It's something like climbing the peril ouS Alps,
 On Piety HiIL Sometimes on their feet and Sometiru es on their scalps
 On PietY Hill. The fine circus stunts d person can Are quite entertaining we'll have ta agree, But the language Is not what it really should be.
 On Piety Hill
 Richmond Times Dispatch.
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Brief State News

sssfEsLa-The First National bank Sahsart1ay received d consignment of $5D in the new five cent pieces.
 Y'husmpscn- Valentine B. Morse trf Springfield has returned fnern a weeks visit with relatives in East Thompson.
 f1exg o1adosa-Adass Charlotte Molly neux Holloway will address the United Irish societies of Mew Haven at the banquet at the Hotel Taft Ssa DGen- day evening, MaMeh 1T.
 'TksosnassesafGhle- Audrey ,. -i8Gs4ett ef SaasRo@s seasneF4y of Wind 1lS Lsexaen desoddons to be held in st. PataSoSs eahaEeh Wednesday evening
 FairfetA-chazaes Fletcher, a battah~ dIse5HA S&eSandRy were arrested ftisa- %Ay SaeFNdng charged Hifh b4atealeFdsas a@ss oR Sunday, and held in saSS bsfads each.
 4as&foEd-Re5. Rodney ", RsaRdE, foF five and osls-balf years the paStoF Of ths vgeeaaeFs4ield Avenue coagrega- tiealal &ABBFtch. has Fes5lgARd tA@ pas tesst@ te a&&e6& a @aH from 8 &ehgEe- gatiS2aI church at KAeae, N. H. of Mrs. E@esgs Wstse9 Eeaeh, Miss Esahey, 5iFs. GAoFge ". 'RerTiaa, Mrs FralRlIkaila F. Bradley ana Miss Mabel C.ss H.olaklasa. 8 boys club has been started in toRR-
 TeEsi=s.skoa-.A zaaisasiea fer #be Polisa1 Catholics of ForTington has been held at St. EEancas church, iq charge of Rev. '. Fl. King; of Burlington, Rev Joaln J. Burke, Of SrepsgRIs, and Rev. John A. s.GtallEElssfEan of souahinsdon.
 Rriasspnrt@St. Peter;s council, K of G.. las plannea 3 saaAaT eyaning 4px Iaeynhexs and Ahesr fiisnas fnp St. Ette sSaasaaass has SsGlreA Ate ac- Ea2sznSa E snaadeT MIC 1zaaacHlaA sgs Quinn lI P
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What Is Going On Tonight.

Moving Pictures and illustrated Songs 6i the BTred Theatef
 Vaudeville aAd Aev4Ag Pictures at the AusAteris4aA
 Vaudeville eaa PAeteelass at Davis Theatre.
 Dill Of Fsfta Company. c 4. C., c. N. a.. ae AraaoEy.
 Ahe4aelseE Ledge, No. gE. l. Q. 9. T.- meets lA 0a4 Fellows Hall.
 NerwaeA Nest NA 139Ss Q. Q. O. Waafeaaa Loaga- Nc: s. K Of F., meets iA PyEBla4 Hall
 sa Anses Society 1aaeets la T. A. B. BsaiRa4HE.
 Court QafaebaAs,. No. a2s. F. of A., Aa eets aA T. A. B. Hall,
 NerwleA teaaeil, No. y2s, R. A. meets iA Bseksag .4aazA Memorial.
 Second pvisle4, !. Q. H.. meets tn HgkseFHtaA HaM.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-11

A musical and literary entertainment Gssr.te7 be given in the parlor Of the Seea9sd Congregational church under the a&sT4ces Of the '. P. S. c. E. Miss Betsy Kenyon of Westerly will bs the Spea2sr and an orchestra will furnish aaznsie-
 District Deputy Coming.
 A Enee4in- of Pequot council. ND. Az2s E. A.. will be held Monday even Ang al Bsayten,s hall An official visit wdaa be made by Supervising District Deputy YEialdazn T. Curry of Leonard Brk4Ee.
 The regular hours were observed at the Seecszzgfon High school Monday 1s>s C. & S cars are now running on t&se regular schedule and schN9oF begins aH 52<S A na.
 ohnascso&ss Bill Withdrawn
 Esss withdrawing of the bin to pro- hsast the sse of otter trawas which was Aa&To6asced tn the Connecticut assembly safaE in the session was received with n7axch interest by the members of the stokaazsg1f,a fishing heet- Most all of the be1a&s>aTe fitted with the geaEs mentioned, wan5Gh has ernahaRad them to make f&e large shipments credited te tbean &zEd1g t&A JssE.
 Rezaods4hag Rn5sdias-
 The Improvements and alterations being made in the Rannon building oA2 Water and Pearl streets by Con T The sscond floor is to be finished as hall WAxch wiu be suitable for meet ings eS societies and clnhs and larg9 dancing parties may be held there The hall will have aInIlls light from windows on three sides A time lease of the hall has been taken by James H s7Ivers, who will see that all ar rangsme1hs will be up to date. The lower Gkooz. whach ks occupied by Beck with. ths grocer. is being remodeled w4fh large piafe glass display windows m fruh
 On Flshaxsg Trip
 T11s arIhaTy fishing s1oop Frances BeIes Capt Grover Eadredge, started sartE In the week for Long Island. Thsy VIII go fD Block Island waters afw a mpFIy of fish is secured. Hanriscrras Birthday Gift.
 Members of the WomanSs society of ff1s Baptist church met at the pafScn~ aga Gaturday evening in honor of the vice president, Mrs. G. B. Mafstoa. and celebrated her birthday At $ o'cloc, ka supper was served. At the efLose Mrs Asa c. Wilcox in behalf of set of table linen and many verses were read bearing on the past and pEeSaEd.
 Efx Years Pastor.
 On Sunday Rev. G. B. Marsteaa marked the close of his sixth year in the pastorate of the Baptist church here.
 Miss Pauline Chesebro is visiting in S01nerviEle, Mass.
 Mrs. s. T. Stanton and Miss Laiussa T Wood have returned home saftef Mrs. ". Fred Wilcox has returned from MrztF Y
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Rin cut in conxent Assessment.

New Haven, Conn, March 1o-Judge Marcus H. HoIcomb of the superior court today handed down a decision making a sweeping cut of more than O,00O in the assessment for taxes of St Bridgets convent in Milford The assessors of that town placed the val uation of the property at S5s, 400. Judge Holcomb, cuts the assessment down to $6,200-
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of New Haven to speak on a timely. topic.
 New Britain-A marriage license was granted Friday to Charles Peter Corley of No. 418 Shuttle Meadow avenue and Emily Marion Althans Of Wakefield R, l.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-11

EoMTt Of PF0Ra1e. MslFe9a s5h, lgay-
 Estate Of Wifaiam FayaoS, Late Of
 Fhe Fr4lstee having exhisadtea his millis&rat1on account with said es- tale to this Court for allowance, it is oEderea, That th@ I4tb day of MaFca1 f9d3. at II o'clock in fhe forenpoaa, at the same is. assignea for 3 haafias. on the s1loasadee q said aArni ia4s ndstra4iit2n titsa Court aiaaeTs the !ITusfee t6 Cite ali persons InterasIea therein t9 aRpear at Said ta1nE aud place, by publishing 1tl11 $ eulafdon ip szta ffoishfct,. and by post jug eqPy qp 1e 7lpgliblie- lg1 sign2ost n! IT ceassd last oElsvelf2~-
 1AIsBIEB" 6. k9NEEAAII4 k9NEAAII4AAi9
 mar115 Judge.
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STONlINCTON

Endeawerers Plan En9ertainssaent- Offensive Otter Travis Bill With Arassn-aars- G. B. Maerten's Birth aay Celebrated.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-11

TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM rnlssionsTs for New London County: hereby apply for 8 transfer of license to sell and 6sochangs spiSdtaods and intoxicating liquors, ale lager beer
 Rhine wine and cider j5a the bsai1ding a. 43 West Ma2n street, TowA of Nor WAcd1, except in the rooms and apart men4S in said bNiLding azay part Or parts of which are ealt off Or EaPti tion- ed in such nlaDneF to form booths
 side rooms, retiring rooms. My place of business is hot located wit1aaa two hundred feet ia 8 direct line ffoaa amy church edihcA OF pSl50lic OF paFo- cilia1 school, or the premises pertaining thereto, or any postoffee, public H- bfaT.y. OF cemetery. Dated at Norwich, George Greenbe9gsF & Co, by George Greenberger, Applicant. We. the Hn- ders4gmed, are electors and taxpa yeEs. owning real estate. Of the Town of Norwich, and hereby sign and end orse the foregoing application Of George G1eenbeager & Co. far a license, and hereby certify t1as& said applicant is a sudtaD4e person to be licensed pursuant to said apa2lioatden> Dated at Norwich, this 1@th day Of March, A. D. 1913. William H oa&4 Lester esFeehan a I, GageFs JF. l hereby certify that the above BaaHRRd SigRRLsS and eAdOrseFs are eleefeFs aRd taxpayers owning real esta1a, iR ffae FewR Of Norwich Da ted
 at Norwich, fais I9tA day of March, A. P. 1913. Chas. s. f4elbFooa5, Town Clerk. maFi1FA
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WANTED.

wANTED-American widow. neat, capable, would like a position as house keeper for good trustWorthy wIooT- R No. | Yantie.. Conn. Box 52.
 wANTED-A practical farmer Omar the city of New London; house. fuel milk and vegetables furnished; g?od wages and permanent poslllon. Ao- dress stating references aS to energy, ability and sobriety. John c. Geary, 1z2 State St. New London. Conn. marlld
 WANTIaD-Two or three rooms, fur nished or unfurnfshed, for light house keeping, privilege of bath, central To- cation. Address Box 500, Bulletin
 mar11d
 WANTED iesman. expar1enced in necticot; unexcelled specially proposi- for A expensess The Gonfinantai Jewelry Company, Cleveland. Ohio. mar1id
 WANTED-sso weekly taking orders for cut rate groceriess experience un- statements aIta1" and and territory; T ~ outfit free Standard Mercantile Company, East Ninth St. Cleveland, Ohio mar11d
 WANrGD, tools 5za eheag ns ag for for Avenue, 1ssaa New York City maria
 wANTED-$2.5o per day paid one lady in each town to sdistrtbute free tubes. Permanent position s F. E. Barr Co. Chicago. mar11d
 WANTED-A cottage in good repair. with one or two acres of land and good wa ter, near store and cars. in the town of Thompson OF Plainheld- No agent need answer s l will not buy of them Address M D. Caartwright, Kil1inglJs Conn. R. F. D., Box l. marSSTu
 WANTED - Position by experienced stenogra pher and bookkeeper- Apply at Bulletin Office marlod
 WANTED the local frebug start a fire at the end of a few good cigars from Fagan's Smoke Shop? They are cheaper than buildings in the end. Have a care. buggte. old boy!
 mar10d
 WANTED-To rent modern cottage American family of three Can take possession immediately or wait indefi- nltely for right place Address Box es, care Bulletin Co. mArSA
 WANTElD-LadY canvasser for Nor w1ch and vicinity For particulars cali at Is Union St., evenings Top floor
 na2r&d
 WANTED-5e, 500 rect or lumber for our patent work-bEtternut, poplar or white wood Mansfield Organ PdPe Works. Mansfield Depot. Conn feozxd
 WANTEDIHIred man. aingle. to sa5-sa 3 menIh salary Inquire Of Glen Rock Farm (Ledyard1. Fred Myott. Manager. Mystic, Conn. R. F. D. f.
 WANTED-Raw rurs. at IA Heeb- ners s. 30 Water St. every Thursday A. C. Bennett novSo
 wANTED-An kinds of raw frrs. I eTarv gln msst gsturaay. M 4. E. Wood sersh. novsd
 WANTkl-Paane tuning 4. C. Gsc don 2ss Prospect st.. City. TeA. ss3-A
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THE. e1A--1IDUoGOPE

The sardine catch of Europe has been a great failure.
 The foreign trade of Germany, ex- elusive oftprecious metals, was as fol- lows: Imports, $2,449, 517,OOO in 1912 and $2,310,035, ,0o0 in 1911; exports, $2,- 115, ,4S2, 900 in 1912 and s1,929, ,243,000 in 1911.
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seasIlOrs Land For 9als

Forty hIgn situate on stato maca4am roed overlooking tho Atlantic ocean from Point Judith on the east to kLonaauk on the west Only B minutes ride from Westerly staxisa. N Y- N H. & H. R. R.
 FRANK N. cox.
 Long Distance Telethona. High Street. Westerly. R. L dac11d
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The western provinces in Canada may be taking bacon as well as butter before long from New Zealand, for we see. from the report of the Rongstea Dairy company that 1t is contemplating the erection of bacon factory in con- junction with its butter factory.
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The new telegraph rates, effective Jan. | have been published A ten word message from Manila to Agusaa Gsland of Mindanao) will cost $1 and to Batangas 20 cents. No charge will be made for address and signature or for the words Reply Prepaid and Re peat Back
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erican widow neat, capable, would like a position as house keeper for a good trustworthy widow CT; no children. Housekeeper. R. Ds No. 1. Yantic, Conn. Box 5z.
 maf11TuThS
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

AT A C0URT OF PRORATE HRID 1t Bozrah within and for the District Of Bozraf, on the 1st day of March. Pres eSent-SANUEL A GAGER Judge
 Els tate Of Charlotte l. Smith, late of Bozrah. in sad District. deceaSed
 Ordered That the ExAeu tor cite tAe creditors of said deceased ts bring n their claims against said estate within six months from this date. by Iether with a copy of this order, on the signpost nearest to the place. where said. deceased last dwelt, and in the same town and by publishing the sane dnce in a newspaper having a circuLa- don in said District, and make return 70 this Court
 SAMUEL A GAGER, Judge