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The Irish standard., 1913-01-18

NATIONAL OFFICERS.
PreSident-JameS J. ReXan, st. PAU.
Vice President-Joseph Mclaughlin.
observation-disclosures Maloney. Council,
secretory-James 4. McGlnnis. scran.
ton. Pennsylvania
NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
7. H. x,; Moran Ny MIas hIn;, p: G.
William J. DaughertJ, Illinois,
thomas +. Powers. Michigan.
STATE ERs-MiNNEsorA.
President-.Frsd L. Ryan. PaiIad,o
olS Vice President-J. p. Kennedy. E.r,.
oa Stats secretary-J. j. Fitzgerald p.,
80 Clothing House. Minneapolis.
~ TTreasurcr-John Sherman. Winona
state Chaplain-ReV. r. r. Cunniu:.
hs PPa,;.s Hs s insurance rund-r. J.
pS %ics President-Jno. E. McGov.rn
9Secretary Of 1nsurance-John Mahon.v
900 Temple Court. Minneapolis
srreasirer, VI Insurance@John Sheebv
MS stafe Medical Director-Dr. Il w
EnckIcy, st. Paul. .
directors OF Insurance Fund-T, c. Mo.
carthv. st. Paul; John Moran, Minnesn-
oIi.: r. j, McManus, st. PAU: i. II
Devery, Faribault: Robt Madigan. Madi:
'0 State Board Of ,Audlt-M. j.. 11yn,...,
The Irish standard., 1913-01-18
Rosenount: ]. +. Connolly. st. Paul: J.
J.. Daley. MINNEAPOLIS.

NATIONAL oFFlcERs-L. A. A. o. II.
=. National President Mrs. Anna &. Ma
liza. Scranton. Pa ~
National Vice President Mrs. Mary
Mccarthy. Westiied. Mass.
National Secretary Mrs. Christie. OHIO.
National Treasu:cr-Mrs. Mary e. Da-
ley. Minneapolis. MINI.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
HJMOR OF THE DAY

Does your husband do any worA around the house?" Nothing except split a few infnitives. "-Indianapolia News. son, which causes a. man to think he can beat frog swimming or a widow at her own gane.'-Judge.
 Crawford--How in the world did "a mistake his wife for a, burglar? Crab- shaw-He happened to wake up as sha was going through his pockets.-Judge.
 De man who wants de office don't sleep sound till he gifts it, but after he's on de inside he sleeps too sound ter hear his friends knockin' on ds oor."-Atlanta, Constitution.
 Billy Weldon is dead" Poor ehaa8 Let's get busy now and say a lot of th& nice things about him that he would have been glad to hear.%-Chicago Record Herald.
 Carrie-Isn't the bears skin to keep him warm in winter? Mamma-Yes, Carrie. Carrie-Then what does he have to keep him cool in summer?- Harper's Round d~Table-
 Does your husband ever tell yoW you have poor taste ?" Frequently" And what reply do you make to him:1 'I think of what 1 married and saV nothing. Post.
 Bought your wife a vacuum cleaneR yet?" Nope: I'm used to the broonl@
 ick I'll wait about the vacuum
 amer till some mans wife has soak -J him with one and I see how badly he is injured.''-Houston Post.
 Mrs. Exe| had to discharge my cook today. Mrs. Wye-But you told me when last 1 saw you she was Hs perfect jewel. Mrs. Exe-Yes, but jewels, you know, are more ornamental than usefuI.-Boston Transcript,
 T wish you wouldn't get married and divorced so much" said the pros ptietor of Plunkvilles Popular Stock company. "It doesn't hurt me with my audiences" declared the handsome star No but if you keep marrying cur customers. where are we to get audiences from ?''-Pittsburg Post.
 i've get a new idea for your per forrnance of Hamlet" said the farce comedy manager who has Yentured into the Iegit. What is it?'' aske1 MT. Storfntngton Barnes. Every time any body drops dead in the last act let the man in the orchestra hit the basa drum Chicago News.
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BREED THEATRE.
A Drama in the Air, Thrilling Two a
 Reel AeropIane Story.

One of the picture sensations of the year is the attraction at the Breed to- day, being the tremendous drama en- titled A Drama in the Air, an immense production in two reels. This story will remain at the Breed for two days nn1y and tells of the struggle of two Rviators for the heart of beautiful girl. She offers her love for the win Rer of race in the sky. One aviator campers with his rivals machine and when the race occurs in n1idair tho machine breaks down, stops stock-stili and drops like 8. thunderboIt to the earth. The operator is found seriously injured and the oulprit traced down through his fngerprints. It is the most thrilling picture ever thrown on the Breeds screen and is supplemented by the Biograph drama Drinks Lure q. M Anderson in Bronc1ao Billy and the Sheriff's Kid and a screaming comedy, After the Welsh Rarebit, pro- duoed in a spectacular manner by Rhos. A. Edison Co.
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%lS50

will buy 4G acre farm situated a few miles from " esterly and a short dis tancs to a thriving manufacturing ytl- lage. Cottage house. barn, crib and hennery, plenty of fruit and wood for home use. Here is & rare chance to buy good farm cheap. Enquire about it.
 will buy an 30 acre farm situated two miles from Westerly, R. l., and & IO- minute walk to trolley. Land pro- ductive and smooth, large house. barn and crib, wagon shed. some fruit on R, F. D. $500 cash puts the farm in your possession. Investigate. is all I ask for one of the finest farms in the state of Connecktcut; 55 acres, 20 mowing 25 pasture 10 wood and tim- Der; keeps 10 cows, without silo; house has s rooms with ell. horse barn "A by ss, COW barn 80 by 50. hog houses, IT by 4s. crib IA by p, henneries 10 springs; pasture borders a beautifIil pond; 100 apple trees, 45 pear trees 26 blum trees, 30 peach. 2 apricot one quarter of an acre strawberry patch raspberries. ras all kinds of A roses rfaes; aed; on the place if desired. Possession given in 30 days Don't let this oppor- tunity slip.
 WILLIAM A. WILCOX,
 Real Estate Broker. Nc. fl West Broad St. Rooms 1 and 2.
 Westerly, R. I. Phone connectio4.. Free transportation
 in auto jan25d
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POETRY
THE KEY.

Just Love and
 We, toe;
 But we can make
 Old Fate undo The knots and tangles he has tied so Bring out his lantern to illums the For you, Love, you can charm him
 can sue.
 Just Love and
 Alone,
 But we can draw
 From the tense str5:s1g The music they haa thought forever stiIIed, Brfm the bright cup so long had been unified
 For you. Love. you. can play And l can sing.
 Just Love and I.
 Can quite forget
 Sardonic circumstances Smile at the sheer of envy; pit7t those Whose arid lives are like the scentlesa For you, Love. you can laugh. And I can dance
 Just Love and Can give
 All that we have
 From day to day, Can brave the things that hurt tB3 words that burn. Pour out our treasure. asking no ras For you, Love. you can wait. And l can pray.
 Just Love. not T.
 Just Love,
 Gan be so dear,
 That in surprise Hearts cold shall throb with tendereSt To make place for others by tho In love, just love alone The secret lies.
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FATAL MATHEMATICS.


 A man should marry a, woman haR3 his own age plus seven years.-Otd Maxim.
 See how the Fates their skill combIns To spoil a tale of might have beeH," They met when he was twenty mine,
 And she was only seventeen. For years in absence they adore
 Each other, just as lovers do; To greet when he is thirty-four,
 And she, alasl but twenty-tWo- When next their mutual gaze they i'd The waiting time was nearly o ers For he was going thirty-six.
 And she admitted twenty-four. They parted then Gas I'm alive,
 It was 8 piteous sight to see)- Until he totaIled forty-flVe,
 And she had weathered thirty three Their fates will never now entwine, Their courtships course Is nearly
 done;
 For she's girl of gfxty-nfns
 And he a swain of eiEhty-One. Harold Ayde. in the New York SuA
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Irec;k|e)s

Fosruary and 1gHrcb Worst Months for
 This TrOubEe-Hosv to Remove Easily.
 There's a reason why nearly every- body freckles in February and March but happily there is also a remedy for these ugly b1emishes. and no enc need stay ffeek1ed,
 Simply get ounce of ethine double strength, from Les S osgaod. and apply s little of 1t night and fnafn= ing. and iH a few days yea should see that even the worst free11es have be- gua ts disappear, while the light enas have vanished eHeifeiy: Now is the tiHas ts gid yourself ef fFeekIes, fer if net TeHa owed now they may stay all SUBTRACT. and spell aH otherwise tseauti- fali eaPie&ien. Your Heney back if ethlns fails
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at their homes in various places in New England.
 Ferd-Lawton Engagement.
 The engagement has been announced of Miss Lula Edna Ford, daughter of Mir. and Mrs Bert L. Ford of South bridge to Benjamin Everett Lawton of Phoenixville.
 Heard About Town.
 Mrs. George Holt and Mrs. Herbert Smith were in Providence Wednesday, Mrs. Grace Nikoloff is in Boston, where she is receiving treatment for knee trouble, caused by an accident which occurred in this city several months ago.
 w. H. Mansfield was in Montvi11s recently, where he attended the funeral of a friend.
 Professor Very of Providence was in this city Thursday.
 Our Homes was the topic of the prayer meeting held in the Csngrega- tionaI chapel Thursday. Mrs. E. J. Daniels. teacher of the 'Drop In" class, acted as leader of this meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
What Is Going On Tonight.

Moving Pictures and Illustrated Gengs at the Breed Theatsrs
 Vaudeville and Moving Pictures at shs Auditorium
 Vaudeville and Pfaotsplays at Davis Theatre
 Newton Perkins Prize Speaking at Slater Memorial
 Dedlcatory Service for New Organ at Second Congregational Church.
 Lodge Oscar, No. 30, V. Q. of A. meets in T. A. B. Hall.
 Norwich Stationary Engineers Asso- 6Iatlon, Mo- C. meets in Bill Block.
 Virginia Dare Council, No. a5. D. of L., meets at No. e5 Union Street.
 Building Lahorers' and Hpq CArFderR Union meets In CarpenteES' HaIl.
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ANN NOUNC CE.IylElNTS

Twenty songs by Franklin Hopkins have been published in book form &C., ceptable to musicians by Cecil Maclte, Carnegie Hall, New York MT. Hop kins bases his efforts upon unity, suit ability, directness and original melodi : appeal. He has set to music such poetic gems as Poe's Eulolie, Whit Fnan's The Mississippi (bacrroIe), Ger srude Clark's Until You Come, My Love, HIene's Thou'rt Like 8 Tender Flower, and others. The price of the book is $2
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6 35 is twa aseosd. tRes 6ee apRly g does the rest. There's no more fuss ing, no more bandages to fix. no more salves to turn the flesh red and raw No more plasters to get misplaced and press on the corn. No more pulling, no more pain, more picking and gouging. no more razors.
 "GETS-IT'' stops pain, shrfveIs LID the corn, and the corn vanishes h ealthy flesh Warts, cailouses and bunions disappear.
 "GETS-ITs' Is sold at drug stores at 25c a bottle, or sent on receipt of price by B. Lawrence 6 Ce.. Chicago.
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FOR SALE.
NOTICE
NOTICE.

For Sale: By virtue of an order of tn c Hen. Court of Probate for the District William J. Cox. late of Franklin. in said District. deceased, in three certain tracts or parcels of land, with buildings thereon, situated both sides of the highway leading from the Norwich and W1lIimantlc turnpike to Pleasure Hil1, wfIntn the Town of Franklin. Said real estate is fully described in the epplica- ton to sell on file in said Court.
 EMMA E. cox. WILLIAM E. COX,
 marIxd Administrators,
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FUN NERAL.
Ms. Henry Smith.

At the Line Store church Thursday, Rev. hfr. Shock officiating, funeral 1 services were held for Mrs Harriett n. Smith, who died in Central Falls, k l.. March Il. after an illness with nephrftis. Burial was in the Line Store cemetery, 4. F. Wood was the funeral director Mrs. Smith was the widow of Henry Smith and has reIa- tfves in Danie1son and vicinity. She was 74 years of age.
 Getting Towards His 1o1st Year.
 At his home near Hopkins crossing on the trolley line through the town Of Forster Albert Rlacknnar on Thurs day rounded out the tenth month of his one hundred and first year. Mr. BiackTnar is advancing into his sec ond century of life in better physical condition than the average centena- r1an- He has always been a man of exceptional stature and strength and his physical resources and extraordin- afy vitality seem to indicate a life of unusual length. Mr. Blaclznar will be 1e1 June Is.
 Want improved Walks.
 In view of the reoccupancy of the mill village on Water street and in that vicinity an appeal is to be made Tor the construction of a better side walk than the gravel one now provid- ed through that street Claim for such an improvement will also be DdStG upon the IaCI that the street IS mach used in reaching St. James church. which has close to 1000 mem bers. Another little improvement that is desired in that section is crosswalk over Main street at a point just below the bridge over the Five Mile river.
 School Papers Made Good Showing.
 Danielson people who have been at Hartford recently and who have spent time in an inspection of papers sub n1itted from various Connecticut towns for q general exhibit of work done in the graded schools of the state say that there is in the capi- toi few sets of papers the equal of those prepared by the pupils in the schools of I<tl1ingiy and that the pa pers from the schools in this town are superior to those from many of the towns. This enviabIe enninsnce in exhfbs may be accredited not only to the painstaking and highly efficient work of the pupils but to the present system and the unre- nftting efforts of tin excellent staff of teachers, many of whom have given extra time and care in the matter of directing the preparation of the pa psFs.
 Lena Phillips Marriage.
 Miss Emma D. Phillips of DanteI- son and Clarence E. Long of East kil1ingiy were married at the Ceagre- gatieHal parsonage Wednesday by Rev. Clarence H. Barber.
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AGRICULTURAL LIME.

We have just put a. eaT1ead lnte suH w mands for tpis sure crop pradueer. The experts of tha country say the ground linn tone is better than the burnt lime. Sand this is what we have. Sold by the bag, ten oF eaf1ead.
 PECK. M'WtLLfAMs & co.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14

Litehfieid-GheF1es ": Hail af Bridgeport, state truant officer, will speak at the regular nsseting sf the Scientific association sta Thursday eEe- ming af next week: His subject will be Chi1d Lapar in Connecticut,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14

Northern Pacific railroad has order- ed 1000 cars especially for handling fruit. Cost, Ss,B0o,000,
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ness before the public. there is no me- diuna better than through the adVeRtis- ing columns af The Bulletin.
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"Oh Girls! Do Try
 GETS-TT for Corns"
The New-PIan Corn Cure-No Fuss
 No Pain-Sure ana Qufck

You never used anything like GETS-4l for corns beforei You're sure at last that every stubborn corn
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
PURCHASES LAND FOR
 NEW COAL BUSINESS.
M- c. Higgins Acquires Property at North Main and South Golden Streets.

M. C. Higgins has bought the large 3o-caI1ed Kelley lot at the corner or North Main and South Golden streets and also adjoining land from Charles Butts. MT. Higgins is to engage in & modern coal plant The N Y, N H. & H. R. R. Co. will put in a spur track on his property at once.
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clinic for pupils of public schools
 The Earl of Nelson has just died fn his 90th year. Although only dis tant relative, being grandnephew of the famous Admiral Ne1sons brother, he enjoyed for 78 years a pension os s25,0 annually, granted to the fam fly to keep mp the dignity of the earl dom.
 Recent Investigations and pronounce naents by Sir William Ramsay and the Hon. R. J. Strut have testified to tho exceptional radiactivfty of the waters of Bath, and the corporation Of the city feels in duty bound to develop this invaluable therapeutic resource.
 Vocational work in high schools ia now fully recognized with other suba jects for admission to Kansas univer~ may be in manual training, domestic science, stenogra phy, bookkeeping, agriculture or commercial law. The University of Michigan also accepts vocational subjects.
 A certain product called lithoxyIe or stons wool is largely used in the Lyon district for inside finishing. It is eng- but also for walls. It is stated to bo @emposed of steriliZed sawdust. asbes- tos, magnesia and other chemical in gred1ents, the names of which are withheld.
 The demand for pistachios from the United States is increasing rapidly. Last year the shipment to that coun- try exceeded $1o0, 900. While the other countries purchase the pistachio nurs unshe1Ied, or sheIled without any American buyers ask gen eraily for saIted and roasted pistachfos packed in soldered tins
 The securities issued by corporations operating under Canadian charters in foreign countries during 1912 amount ed to the very large total of S42155.- coo, as compared with $26,S2O. 900 .n 1911 and $500. GOO in 1910. Mexico and Brazil continue to be the most successful fields of exploitation tor these companies. Tn 1912. however, one company acquired large interests In Barcelona. Spain. and another In the United States,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
LOST AND POUND.
I.aSF-Fh41esaa

L0ST-fhuPsday evening, betwasn Nofth A street and the FaftVi1le P, O., peeket tDoek containing sum of naeney, Finder please leave at Bulletin 0faae and receive liberal reward. ataT14 Id
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WANTED.

: x. GIRLS WANTEn-Apply to American fhermos Bottle Co.. Davenport Bldg.
 mar14d
 syANTnD-Furnished room. with or sa7 ltheut pat9a. nqard. nsar elty Address @ Ho1
 WANTED-94s ladies to take ..The Designer, cut from 75 cents to 80 cents 2 year. Special introduction price for WANTED-Two live wire solicitors to travel with good paying proposition. Apply Room 6, Columbian House, be- 1 tween 4a0 and '. mar1Ad
 WANTWD-Two neat appearing young and 21- Apply MT. Mauter. Goluna bian House. mar1zd
 wANTRD-Overland touring car. Conn. marI4d
 WANTED-A neat, competent woman of midd1e age (Protestant preferred) to good cook; good home and no laundry work. Address B. c. A. care Bulletin.
 mar14d
 wANTED-206 teachers needed at zssrIas sa saeo sS fo 5s sses earyssasrf M sssfass
 wANTED-A competent girl for gem sral housework. Apply to Mrs. Harold Gilpatric. seward St. Putnam mar14d
 WANTED High grade s1-5o fountain pen, with 14 karat gold plated pen point, In neat box; can be carried in any position and will not leak. sam pie pen with terms 25 cents. Norton Publishing Co, Box 21o. Norwich, Conn wANTED-7A man to drive a two or touE ssozs hodss team Apply to Wayla1n1d
 WANTED-Two or three rooms, fur nished or unfurnished, for light house. kespng pgfaiyilegep po of bath aa central To-
 mar5wFM
 WANTED-A reliable man for farm. Good mi1ker. J. ". Frink. Yantic.
 WANTnD-A man as salesman and fish. Address Collector. Bulletin Office.
 mar13d
 wANTED-I would like to rent six or seven room house with modern tanoe of the new Thermos bottle fac esr esFs Aa1,esr Cal or Tbi5s A. ott7s F Rau5sh Davenport Bldg Norwich. Ct mar13d
 WANTED- D-Rapr esentatives in Nor wieh. Wtllimaatfe, New Londensand vi sshs eoeg fea and ra sickness. Equitable Accident Co.,, s73 Asylum St. Hartford. Conn. marisd
 WAnTED-A position, bv married good reference. 5. M. Bulletin Office.
 
 WANFED-Farm toeis cheap fer cash, H. Matthews, 54s Manhattaa Avenue. New York City. maF11d ! WANTED = Position by experienced stsHagEARhsr and bookkeeper Apply at Bulletin Office maF10d
 WANTED-56,sed feet eE Iumber fer our patent woFk-ButtsTn poplar CT white wood. NaAsfeld Organ Pipe Works, Mansfield Depot, Conn. feb22d
 WANTHD-Hlrea man. single. te &ss.eo a month salafy. Iagnire ef Glen Manager. Mystic, Conn. R. E. D. f. WANFHD-Raw fuFs, at H A. Heeo- aer g, 50 Water St. every Thursday. 4. c. Bennett. neved WANFED-AII kinds of raw fCrs. l l will meet at Joseph CaAner 6 Sons | every EatuE6ay. A. B. WeedWsEth. aeFsd
 TT E1s5ssT9 T9-piane rnnin9 x Eor- den. ass Frespeot ss. Utf. Tel sSS-a. | dpad l
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motor for boat practically new. In quire at 59 Franklin St. Call evenings
 mar12d
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FOR SALE-I will sell my new car riage run only 300 miles; best rubber tires, side lamps, up to date. ". H. CardWell City. mafl1d
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JUST ARRIVED

Twenty-eight Horses from Illinois some of all kinds. draft horses, chunks and drivers. Have 50 horses for sale. Come and see them
 ELMER R. PERSON. Tel. 113e mar12d
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FOR SALE Household furniture. consisting Of front room. sitting room. dining room. kitchen. bedrooms. RlcE- mond range, gas stove, nice Brussels carpet, ali from well equipped house hold. Can be seen at No. S5 Cliff St. F. l.. Arnold. marlSd
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GIRLS WANTED-Apply to American ihermos Bottle Co.. Davenport Bldg. mar1Ad
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EVERY CHICK DESERVES THE VIGOROUS start furnished by Pratts Hahz Ghtsl, fesdJ contains just the ingredients sea1tfsd for husky growth uneaaalIed; guaranteed. T. F. Hnla~sy. ]. F. .Barstew x Co.,. Norwich Grain Co., c. W, SlA 4 aoa Jes CSaHaF & Sons. GEesasvi4a Grain Cn-, A. R, Manning. YaRtaa, hsssA
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J. P. CONANT fl Franklin St. Whiteatene Be and the J. E. c. 1oc Cigars are the best on the market
 TSy them
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WANTED-Furnished room. with or without board. near city. Address Box 561, Postoffice. Norwich. mar14d
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EOR SALE-Naw 7A h. p. Palmer Bros. marine engine; reasonable price. L. G. Smith, South Canterbury, Conn.
 MlAs14d
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FOR SALE-Twe horses, good work CTS and good drivers. J. S1egel next Maplewood cemetery. Tel. 64s-5.
 mar14d
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WANTED-943 ladies to take "The Designer cut from IS cents to 80 cents 2 year. Special introduction price for
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FOR sALk@Fwo carloads of horses. kota, right out Of hard work, Fancy matshsa pairs from assee s4ee te Nse ysse: 1d Let workers. from 116o to 15ee. Come and look. OhampIin < Hewitt Yose Barn,
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FOR SALE-Restaurant and lunch room. Inquire F. l. Racine. Plainheld, Conn., mar14d
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WANTED-Two live wire solicitors to travel with good paying proposition. Apply Room 6, Columbian House, be- tween 4.30 and 2. mar14d
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DANIELSO AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIEL.SON

Inventory of Connections Company Be- ing Taken-stiII Checking Up Pass sooks-Pois Placed on Tracks of Rhode Island company-Funeral of Mrs. Henry Smith.
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THE KALEIDOSCOPE

Newton, Mass, is to have 6entSl clinic for pupils of public schools
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The finance committee made favor able report on an act authorizing the borough of Groton to issue sewe. bonds, and report was accepted al.d bill passed.
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FOX sALE-One bay mare. WelKHl 1900, nice driver. safe for women or children; also one nice hetfer. 30 months old. due to calve May 2d. Ad- dress Chas. M. Ames, k. F. D. No. E. WfIltmantic. Conn. ID aT13d
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goA sALE OR RaHa-Farm of Pat FEE snsas aSf ia af satarv 1i an tw0 re&d oomPrising about z46 aares- In
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Lena. Philiies Marrisae.

Miss Emma D. Phillips of Danfel- son and Clarence E. Long of East Kil1ingfy were married at the CoagFe= gatienal parsonage Wednesday by Rev. Clarence II. Barber.
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WANTED-Two neat appearing young men to travel, between the ages of IS and 21- Apply MT. Mauter, Colunab abian House. maf1xd
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WANTED-306 teachers needed at once for spring and fall positions; New England and New Jersey; all grades; salaries $400 to $500. Cary-Stuart Teachers Agency. Hartford.s Conn.
 Y1oa ar1d
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WANTED-Overland touring car. 1911 or 1s17 model; will pay reasOnable price. L. G. Smith. South Canterbury, Conn. mar14d
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WANTED-A neat, competent woman Of middle age Protestant preferred) to assist in general housework; must be good cook; good home and no laundry work. Address B. c. A.. care Bulletin.
 mar14d
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The bill permitting the giving of motion picture shove on Sundays. which was rejected in the senate Wed nesday, came to the house on Thurs day, where it received similar treat naent after explanation by Chairman Healey of the judiciary committee.