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The evening world., 1913-12-17

Sterling Silver Pencils, packed in dainty
Christmas boxes. special at Soc
50 Sterling Silver Cigar Cases in plain or
etched effects. Value $3.50 special at $3.50
100 Sterling Silver Vanity Cases, thin
model. silver lined and handengraved or engine
turned effects. Fitted with mirror. coin holders.
memo pad pencil and powder and card compartments.
Value $3.50 special at $8.9S
200 Sterling Silver Vanity Cases, knit.
edge. hnnd-engravcd or engine turned designs, and
fitted with leather bill fold. swing mirror, memo
tablet. sterling silver pencil and card and powder
compartments Value $3.50 special at $S.9S
Sterling Silver Trinkets, such rs coin holders.
memo pads. eyebrow pencils. mirrors and lip rouge
Value 81 special at 7SC
Sterling Silver Pocket Knives, engraved.
etched or plain designs Value u special at csc
100 Sterling Silver Cigarette Cases,
heavy weight thin model. and hand-engrsved. Holds
ten cigarettes value 5000 special at $3.50
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
What Is Going On Tonight.
Moving Pictures and Illustrated Song at the Breed Theatre.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
DAVIS THEATRE,
The Man in The White Cloak power
 ful part feature day.

The bill on yesterday and to-day at this popular theatre is enc that will appeal te all pfete-piay lovers, the feature attraction being three part drama The Man in The White Cloak, nasterful production showing how an ancestral ghost points the way to hidden treasure and saves his descend ants from rufns the scenes are laid around an old castle with magnificent interior settings that are really beau- tifGh A lowe story is woven round the plot wtafch holds the interest ali throughout the picture Another dramatic feature is The Scapegoat an American two part production telling how a man was willing to take the bsa1zse and go to prison for something he never did to save the woman he loved from disgrace, a powerful story EAowang W2ETSen Kerrigan in one of his best roiSs as a photo play actor. All Rivers Meet At Sea is the title of a pretty moving picture story, show ing kuw hatred will bring man to do things he would never think of doing and right will always triumph The comedy with this bill is a Japanese CeUrtship and it is something entirely uGltcIe as well as funny and had the house In roaTs yesterday watching Fred Mace the funny fellow trying to eat rice with chop-Sticks- Mgr Craig is singing As Long As TFAe Shamrock Grows Green, which shows his voice to a6EantagR.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
Ttla R.si1Iros% 1Jvssurs.

The NFux Of the 1easfhf'erada rr0blsm of Ehe dAT, 50 'faF as 6Soneen&ss Gwverm- znAnsM sSR5Fol @f ta5es to saLppeas. lies iz tae question of the ;biniiOGStzsa em-- El0JAs, TM@ s@@alsF faas Is f@eSsfmzssa the heEt3E: At EdS Boston conference of lF5hsFsSAv, BFSOas5ial6@t fs6idfSsa@ 0ares- idAnAs weE@ &sskad. "WAa5 @ElAEa4S@e the R.srkFfts GSSLd ess9ast thaE taaS a&- vaaS9 Of , DeF SeA#. ia sbfDDf@S rates would RSt speedily be eaten @D $y fresh desaaadS &F@4. fh8 @za546T@ss ss' a,ad the RFSHaSf a7SWSE B:as, tF6FssllafJu afJullJ
 None wha4eyegt" Recent vase Ad- vancsS baye @afeR IaD the margin @f profit above 0ResaffRE @ES6RSes. 1t is claimed, aa@ fh& F@adS Fassst th&Fe- fore lee all0wea t0 aavaR6e thaiF Fas@s. The next AeSqaq4 S9 wa8&-advaA cosEded wi4th B shyeak ef tyFag 59 tla& whole coRFfIy if # is R9f readily ae- corded, RaH iR. tFFR gas Up 2iqy fslessase pow peyRaittea iR tae $hfpRfag Fatss. S9 Ao5g as Haf P9ssibility .&SRtS9gSs, be 8 iaiilnes9fabis -fEait9Fe FbS BE95a5ae putceSpe tFpeFe fSge RqHSt be $. B9ila9sse eo2fFG 9YeF the wages 9f FatlF oald $ as WeR aS 0veF Fatsg f8F &2Fga2$e.
 Fhe, ProsPece 0psnS tlp g .tiFeR1S o1is sista bG WRfeh Httfe las hhiittheFtS Seef
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
RADIANT HAIR Dry, Brittle, Seraggy Hair Made Soft Fluffy = Radiant-Abundant
 by Parisian Sage.

Whe does net love a beautiful head of hadr7 You may think it is a gift, that some women are born that way, The fact is beautiful hair is largely a matter of cultivation, just as you would water the plants In your garden and fertiiize the soil
 Parisian Sage Is scientific prepa- ration which the hair and scalp readi- iy absorbs IL removes dandru6 at once. It puts stop to ttohing scalp and maAwes your whole head feel bet ter-a8 if your hair had had sc arc meal.
 One application will astonish you it will double the beauty of your hair. If used daily for a week you will be simply delighted with the res02t-you will want to tell all your friends that you have discovered PariSian Sage. You should sec the number of en- thuSiaStic letters we receive from Ge- lighted users.
 All doubts settled at one stroke your money back if you want it.
 Parisian Sage is 8 tea -coIOred liquid hot sticky or greasy-del1cately per- fumed, that comes in a fifty cent bot tie. The Girl with the Auburn Hair" on the package Get a bottle today always keep it where you can use 1t daily.
 Sold by The Lee & Osgood Co. and at drug and toilet counters every where,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

said Granting that labor organiza- hanS are la17dable and necessary in order to prevent the oppression of the toIsnrs where does their degirabiK1y Stop? Are they BE 1audaa,ae and nec~ essaIE when. instead of securing t1Gs- tice for otherwise undeFpafG workers they become engines of public oppreS- sion by securing additional benefits for men who cannot t1-uthfu11y be said to be rndeapa4d We respectfully xsiib- init that the EaidFoad employees of t1ae country cannot be called 8 deWntrod- den class They are we'll paid men, men of skill and doubtless worthy ef what they receive. But IS thefe no limit to what the public eaa afford tS pay them? Just as 8 protective tariff may be oNeEdOnes SttfpaSSing tAs fun&- tion of protecting 8 struggling in- dustry and becoming aa expressly 6 force on the people of the country erecting it, 50 may laboF 0EgAaizafloM, if sufficiently powerful bee0aa@ as in< t0leacahlely oppressive as any sEheF ef- fecffnve monopoly.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
WELCOME saLvERwARE
Mazues Bin HIf

When the malkBTS of Welcome Soap decided to offer S1fwerware as a prem iun fur Welcome wrappers. they were not undertaking anything new. Other soap makers in the past have made similar offers, but it seems that in this case the sffweTNvare is of such a de- cided superior quaEity that women everywhere are attracted by it. The design is the famous F3nench La CHrUn&" and carries a guarantee of twenty-five yRars. The :sIEver being of extra weight, ifsurBs lasting satfsfac- ton.
 Another reason why so many women are attracted by this eaffer is that they know they are getting a good soap. Welcome Soap is the faHou-fte laundry soap of NEsW EngIaIrd. It is known to contain more hOrax ttran any 4off1er five New England soaps cUTntined 1t keeps the hands white and soft and many housewives claim that a bar of Welcome Soap lasts 20 per cent. longer than the ordinary laundry soan.
 A com bInatiun of a 1righ-grade suap and high-clszB E1fUF1ware premiums is indeed rare, and it is not surprising that the offer has created such sen- sation that it was necessary to pulhIish a booklet showing the premiums and telling how to get them. This booklet is sent free to anybody who writes to Lever BrOthers Company Canfrffge. Mass
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
HUMoR OF THE DAY

E
 Stella-I hear you had terrible ex-
 Beila-Yes, was rescued from drowning bykanether lgirl-New@York Sun.
 Why are you in such a hurry for the new currency" 7"
 The little supply that had of the old is almost exhausted. d.'-Bufralo Ex- press.
 1a the man your sister going to marry rich?p e5
 Nav; every time the marriage is mentioned pa says.5Poor mas- Houston Post. ssts s
 Doctor--F'or dinner you should take
 Tinid Patlents--Wo,lld 1t be and gerous to add a bit of meat and some vegetables 1-Bostcn Transcript.
 What advice would you give to younger man who has just fallen heir to g. miiiion2"
 T should advise him to try not to fall in love with an actress. ."-Detroit Free Press.
 '"Bilrs. going te: sue the company for damages" :"
 why, what did, they do to him?"
 They blew the :qutttin, whistle when 'e.swas carf-yin' a heavy piece of iron, and 'e dropped 1t on lis foot."- Everybody's Magazine.
 Future generations will think afn ths president Of ths Ananias club" the shade Of General Sherman n1oodi- ly remark ed.
 Whats the matterTt asked Napo- leon,
 ''Why, Carnegie has abolished war and the theologists have abolished he'll" replied Sherman. an.A-Cfncinnat Enquirer, '. s},.,
 Have your serum experiments preved anytfling?p "Yes,n reylied the scientist whose discoveries did neG realize expec- tatiens. "If germs I was after heard all that I. said and wrote they, would: have been frightened to death. have proved beyond. question that microbes do not read the neWspapers. ."-Wash- ington Star. l. i. First Customer-I wish to select vase F1oorwalker-Yes es, madam .- James, show the lady to the crockery depart ment.
 Second Customer-I wish to select vaWz.
 F'1oorwalke ker-Yes, madam. George show the lady to the bric-a- brac de- partment.-New! York Weekly.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
srAsrtonn PROPERTY.

Sisas will buy d 4-reesn cottage. ali furnished. city water, modern lm- PF9vementS, situated on waterfront at Pleasant View. investigate, S1se will buy 4-roon cottage. large let, ocean fEshtags, situated at Quon- eeeataug Rsaeh: Enquire about 1t, BultaIAg sites sA ocean let's SO. by ISs at PleAsaBt View, ouenoeontaug aud ChaEiesfeWH Eeaehi prices s260 10 Si6e6. Easy terms,
 F6 LIFT.
 TAs Carpenter Casino, situated at Pleasant View. fully equipped for 3 shore dinner house and dnnce. nall. A 10-roon cottage. q 1-room, cottage and a 5-room cottage at Pheasant View for rent by the week or season. SeY- eral cottages at WeeduepauE ans Quonocontaug for rent
 Sl7S0 buys small farm ] h miles from Westerly on trolley line. 5000 buys g. house and one acre of land In the village. Easy terms. Send for Farm Bu1letin-choice of 4o3.
 WILLIAM A. WILCOX.
 Real Estate Broker. No. fl West Broad St.. Rooms and 2,
 Westerly, R. I.
 Telephone connection. Se14d
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
BREED THEATRE.
Big T~e-RSel Feature Entitled sf
 Statns of Fright" for To-day,

A wonderfSi story covering two thousand feet of film, and filled to the limit with exciting fncidentss all this coupaed to some oe the most enchant- ing scenery ever beaaedG. makes "A Statme of Fright" the drama extra ordinary, for the feature at the Breed to-day This strange story of the sad love of the sc@aptoE's daughter, Is an- absorbing in its plot, and the beauty of It's environn1en4s compeis the ad- n1dration of every patron of the house,
 The Moulding" the delightful story by the Vitagraph cast, is a strong att traction and teias of poor girl who nlar15es into wealth to the d5spleasure of her husbands parents, and how she teaches lesson in the moulding Of character The Mistake" an excep- tionalfy beautiful Western drama by the BiOgraph company affords some delightful g1iInpses of beauty spots in an unusual western territory. @The Lost Diamond" is the title of the great kale1n detective story dealing with society and ~T1e Mermaid" is the refined scenic comedy reel which com pletes highly cDHnmerda1ae program.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
THE srA or PEACE

f I stand above whits-rimmed sea. Its deecs are mine. It's mirrcreA
 height Mine its low plAint Of mystery.
 All mine its glee song of delfg@A Mine Its strong soul, it's body mins. 1 lave me inI it's kind ombfacs, In dreams upens its bucyRnt brine It gives me backsa cherished face. Ma ytap it helps, me understand
 The language of infinity, The secret of the shifting sand,
 The testimony of the sea am ab6ve ali seircumstance
 am beyond all power to hurt, No more I shrink for Sorrows lance, So with all strength am I begIrt I've tasted every bitter sup
 EaFth,s bulWafkE all are proven fr all, r ct sWeeteh ed now ig 1ifeg low cup All halloWed, 'tis my Holy Grail. Above it's wrecks of ships and men The placid ocean shows no scars, Above my. dseps where storms have
 been
 My tranquil soul reflects the skaEs
 Ruth MeEnery Stuart
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
POETRY
HIS LESSON.

sls '. The rich man trudged along the road His car had broken down; And through the essumn1er heat he gtpeAe 4 To reach the 5nea rest town. A fat old farmer came along
 And, with sas cheery Er1n, Said he: This rig is plenty sfrong-
 Git in, stranger, gitsinr He drove the rich man to the town
 As one might help aSehfld: And when the rich man sought to pay
 He shook his head and smiled. z You mean 1t right. thar aIn't no doubt, And I ainst rich, said he. But elpin' of a fei1er5 out
 Is pay enough for me. Back te his home the rich man went,
 Az one who knows his faults. And never put anotheri cent 4s
 In safe depessf vaults. He learned te help his fellow men,
 And help them with q grin; -. And how he 4chuekles, now and then,@
 Git in, stranger, git In"
 ---William F. Kirk.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
THE KALEIDOSCOPE.

Baltimore. Md, will retire all public school teachers reaching the age of 70 in service.
 The entire .1s12-1s opium crop of European and Asiatic Turkey Is plae- ed at 1000 cases of 15o pounds net each.
 The supply of stone in Sweden is practically inexhaustible and the quar- ries are exporting stone ih ever-in- creasing quantities.. Imports from Brazil to the United States last year were $115, ,ed0. .e0o while exports tp thai country were val ued at $2s.ooo, ,00o.
 Any individual rejoicing in the. name of Mir. EaTwig may be. proud in the fact thai originally the name meant the %boar of battle"
 Peat utilization will be discussed at a joint annual meeting of the Cana dian and American Peat societies at i Montreal, on August 1Sz2o, 1918.
 Many worked out coal mines in Pennsviyania are being filled in with sand and other waste material to prevent their surfaces caving and damaging valuable property.
 Consul David J. D.. Myers reports that banana exports to the United States from Puerto Cortes, Honduras, during the first i've nicnths of 1913, aggregated 1,460,0o0 punches. -------e+
 Toronto Is considering harbor de- veiopnlent schemes to cost S19,O0O, ,00o and to occup 10. years in the installing. A ship channel $500 feet long will lead into the new industrial district. ---------------t---7- s...
 During the year fs41 2s,o3s, ,oSs gal funs of beer were consumed in the city of Nuremberg. making the average consumption of each man, woman and child rather more tNan gallons. Of children born of parents at the age of fl one-third die during the first year while the rate of mortality among those born of parents between the ages of 2l and 30 is less than per cent.
 The last battle in which British sovereign personally led his troops on the battlefield was in 1142, when George II, at the head of his army, defeated the French at the battles ssf Dettingen.
 The. coal production of the Txens- vaal for 1912 showed an increase over the previous year, the figures being 4,751, $50 tons. valued at $5.9s5,471, compared with 4,343,6S0 tons, of @4- sS6. .45s value in 1911.
 Rhodesia, British South African professionals under the administration of chartered rompGay, has an area of about tt0s0G6 sdunrs miles. Ittis divided -hyS-the 1atnbesi river into Soutlern sad karthsrn Rhodesia.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

At Christ church there will be Holy 1cnnsrruTifon at 9:Sp ard Morning Prayer and sermon at 1D.3D, Rev. D. D. Martin officiating.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
F, J. CHENEY & CO. n,

F. J. CHENEY & CO., Tcaadn, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the Last I5 ysa1@, and believe him penfeed1V honorable nm aE business transactions and financially able to carry out snfy @Ea1stiSms made by his firxfl.
 NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.,
 T0aada. o. Halls Cats11<h Cure is taken fnmsam- a,1Fys acting direcfFy trpon the hlncd and nRlleotlS surfaces of the sYsaena. TeStI~ Elotha1s serH ffyse- Price 15 cents Der bottle. Sold by all t&4tuggdsts. Take Halls Family PfEks fer eonsta~ ffsai0n.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
miniseer Praises This Laxative.

Rev, H. Stubenvoil of Allison, la, in pratstng Dr, Kings New Life Pills for constipation. writess-~-Dr. Kings New Life Pills are such perfect pills no home should be without them:." No better regulator for .tha liver and bow els. Every pill guaranteed. Try them Price 25c at The Lee and OSgood Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

N4 the Federated Church Sunday morning Rev. A. l.. T etford the pastor will steak on Characteristics oS the Members of the kissdcpa. His even or vstaa& Man Has Lest. Sunday school .<2{ D4oNa
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

The Union service of 4he Park, Sec ond and Broadway Comereqafiomai chtHF5hes -~Fttl be held at Park church at 1O.30. Sermon by Rev James T. Marshall of Washington, B. C.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

Rev, ". Fl. Cane of sTewett City wifi occupy the -puEuft of the Taftvffe Con- greqstforaI church Sunday morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
H0WvS THIS?

We offer Ore HHnARed Dollars Re- vVsard for any case of CatarFlh that cannot be cured ky HshYs Eatasrh Cure.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

/ At the Mckinley ANenue A. M E. Zion church, Rev. F. George BiddIe
 D. D. pastor. there VIII be preaching services at 10.45 a. m. and I45 D. m
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

The Loyal Temperance Union will hold services in the Bill Block at four o'clock
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

At fV$. Calvary Bata;ss church fh4 $ Sunday morning subject tf Rev. J. H. Dennis -NsEtI be The SIri<SiES Way. At &;8o the Stble and Literary socie4y wsah taeeS and 1t Nfffl be question day. Bring 4afy ceftsestion ;in the Bible to be answered. The evening stFbject will be New4leSs of nihfe
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
Peck's Real Estate Agency
 FARs1S A SPECIALITY 132 Spring St.. Willimantic
AsntnrrrrRAL IrMn.

AGRTCUETURAL LIME.
 We hava just put carioad into our stcFehouse and can supply your de- mands for this Suro crop producer, .re experts of the country say the ground limestone is hetter than the burnt lime and this IS Wat we have Sold by the bag, ton or carload,
 PECK. M'WtLL1Aafs t co.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

The Holiness Mission will hold its regular meetings at 87 Main Street.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
SUNDAY SUBJECTS.

The Christian ;Science topic for StrTday is Spirit.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

The supply of stone in Sweden is practically inexhaustible and the quar- ries are exporting stone ih ever-in- creasing quantities..
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
Trmitx Methocfist Epi

At EM1HF Wetf1octFst Episcopal church the morning sermon will be by Rev. c. W. Harrison, Gales Ferry Conn. At 1.30 ?. m. the Epworth League service will be held.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
LOST AItzb FOs5san.

L0ST2A gilTFS dark AAse JVS$d sweaf- CT, bet8aea Norwich Flown a,slI &anteE- bury, on the Sa4HefS5tfIy ttlHnBHke, tFob- aory near OceSVEaa, on $srly ;S1. FiFldAr please Leave at BtFtletIl ;Gf&ee and re- ceiYe fAH:a,IE aug9d
 BA1s4n R&0k L@SE,
 f1os4 Or stolen, Ra&&seoSk No 13SS17 Of The NoE~dc&i .SAySSS.S SacleEY.
 AI p4sJsoas ,stFe casst1asled a&adxst psirc chasing CT negotiating 9Ale same, book 1S hesez6y ,ea:sfAf ,to 5Tasa<{ said te&l44iaa tsl&4iaa t9 said aasak 93 SS .bal9Ie the Is ,ts s tie Sa 9ssi Ssel des&SS ssl q ssI sal53 s and ecsatslasuAsssle,d and ea 1el# book 1s- ssleS Al Eiou &6eesseof CT tsLe aaounF due theEeoA -z>adSi. JyA6S
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

Imports from Brazil to the United States last year were $115, ,e61. coo. while exports to thai country were val ued at $29, GOO ,000.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
WANTED.

WANTED At once, experienced walter and waitress Apply City Lunch. NorWlch. Conn, augsd
 WANrEIA-Cap apable young woman for ability; must be good plain cook and tin Office. aug9d
 WANTED F At once a competent woman V 14G Tor Tor general houseTork Apply wants. ladies' and gentIem en's washings. Mrs Henry, Al Baltic St. augsd
 WANTED-A steady man by the year on a milk farm. l. E. Crouch. Groton. Sonn. ~ - augsd
 WANTED-Wii pay reliable man or pkgs. perfuned borax soap powder among friends. No money requfred l., A Ward Company. zi6 Institute, Chi- cago, auged
 WANTED-Agents; no experience goods Send for our 1913 winner, Ashnelot Speciality Co. 45 Hyde St., keene. N. IL augsd
 WANTED-Big money writing songs. song writers; send is your poems or melodies Acceptance guaranteed If, py bs larses sgd 1oss sncesessgI vertise, secure copyright in your name and pay 50 per cent if successful Hun qof 5 ef nts aea book and examination of your work all free. Dugdale Co. 942 Dugdale Bldg, Washington, D. C. augS6
 WANTED-Agents high class rapid large profits: send today for free par ticulars. The Peter Speciality Co, 3ran1teyine. VI. augss
 WANTED-Agents, double your in- largest manufacturer in America, Write for free outfit and particulars of great est ssag money 13sa 3shing Hroposstsston eysr of- New York Aug5d
 WANTED-A first class second girl for hotel boarding house short distance from Norwich Good pay to right party, Apply to 271 West Main st. up stairs.
 WANFED-Mi61ie aged Protesfant heusekseper for family Of i've, Ad- dress Box I42, Jswett City, Conn, aHg9d
 WAaTED = Loeemetiye hrenAa, bFakeasas vases ab6HE t10e; exBeF1- Es1 Eksa1iIway. sss care Bsit1etss. it As asszs ssv. gs a9 fss sssT sgsk,s Rssgss % sFs sss ssJS M z Write tSdax-hSw5 Ear Hopkins, Wsshinste D. 2. anfzs,Y
 KANTRhEIaiIs BaebaF SehseIs, SlA sseM, bsara, M fitsssd sag fdass & f,frais sse ne1 by .6i Ge-oRaFatiys Propositions"
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 WAhTEsT5-A G9TTsa ssafs sRIlRsf, fhQu1re aL 9fHce sE lae aAlaaAek1 syiaA- haIa MaaHfaetaFaRg Co, WifalHaan GenR. aASia
 WAaTEEss-- eF E1El aseat E years aL as@,. JR4th gea4 Eaf5afyf itta .. Appiy West s5ida SIX aalIi. aakea
 .fAMTEP-AHtefaeIalas fe eieaa, aI the PuaijG VasR Stafie, reaf eE Elks Home. 5s249
 BARBER WARFtED-Aspiy Wa4re= gan E1ouss BAFpeF sAep. auSea
 INVERTEBRATES iady wishes pez sita6n as seAeepsF I9F Widow CT. fAa- dress BOX Ay this Ofnee, aAg4a
 wAMTED-EKBArae SIX wIaders, also lSaFRtsfSs +Alse I Fey Sssa WeaS-
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 1StsakeMens wages about $40s5 expefl~ EAG9 uRnAGASSArye .S@nd age. stamp. kAl4wAy, care isAllediH- zy1Ya
 WAMFER--MA11 Carriers Wanted. $50 to SItS DaoRtA. Norwich ex- AtntnatlonS coming. Specimen queS- ti6aS fEee. FrankllR 4nsIitate, DeEt. 5 F. Rocneseef. s41 |. Jylsd
 WAITED - Al eaes,. a Esea al felsLbIe InAn and Rue WHO wishes q
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 MAn5aIsl5-FIanS5 Tslnlh8, 4. G. geF- do1, NsS Prospect St.. Gaty, Tei. 6sz-z.
 WANTED - HIssd aaaa, saBgIe, te sggrk JoR arm and boaea Wsta tafn1!aly; szs ask Es4ia 9aaa aaglrdj Aasrs rsd 9 sanas mas D1anageF, Mystic, GoFaR, R, F. D. f. -------====-=--==7
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
FOR SALE

Fwe 2-teaeReR4 heRsas sR MAskaeas stseas fR BaaseissR. IReesae s4as esess, Rek iReeaas eR iRvsstsaeRt sA peF eeRk. Hsasss s1sasaatsy si.aas3A, three faaRatss wali fssla FaliEsad sss= tiea, Resk efRsa and business sestisa, aEe faiR4tes fFsEa eia.sxeAss aaa ScAesis.
 E. +. @ARSfA,
 Real Estaxs Aaaias. s- 4s Sa+iass Bank Bisek, Baaieisss, 6saa,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

Baltimore. Md, will retire all public school teachers reaching the age of 70 in service.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

Any individual rejoicing in the name of Mir. EaIwig may bel proud in. the fact that originally the name meant the eboar of battle"
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

The entire 1s12-1s opium crop of European and Asiatic Turkey Is pIae- ed at 1000 cases of 150 pounds net each.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

Peat utilization will be discussed at a joint annual meeting of the Cana dian and American Peat societies at Montreal on August 1S-e0, 1918.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

Many worked out coal mines il Pennsylvania are being filled in witt sand and other waste. n1ateria1 tt prevent their surfaces caving anc damaging valuable property.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Two good milk cows ana new DeLaaYal separator. rake west erly car and stop city line. T. Rosano' k. E. D. 6. augSQ
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

Consul David J. D.. Myers reports that banana exports to the United States from Puerto Cortes, Honduras, during the first i've nicnths of 1913 aggregated 1,460, 900 punches.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09

FOR SALE-Cho1ce R. ]. Red and WnlIe WyandotJe outlets, guaranteed to lay this Iall, Sl.25 each, also ons female Boston pull. y15. Mrs. samuel acDonald. Coichester. Ct. Aug0d