Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 17, 1909, Page 10

‘t‘)l,floo ‘ M White P ‘ for Cannty ’E&u Wm, ln';-tftord June 16 Th% n% e State l“l:“m TM cl*h% " : cé o ordér ‘at e The comm! on )fi! . 1 g 2 Pro Tem Brooks. Pn.yer by Chaplain | f5vera) |y on fi”“ No. °’I. m. e » . i+ BABits, h o a\ni’unl Sexton. cern Senate Appointments. t t mpmub. The bill | 460 P X the nerves. ~ Best for skin The commitice on Senate appoint- | Wz Fejected: X f:b;l: Br. !g"lfi' “flm CONNECTICUT AUTO 2 I\t \TPQ 7 f ] ade a fayorable report on th robation Officers. r prostyt B dgh ne diseases — invaluable in the E,f‘?f:m"} appointments ~ and on the THe m':'“: iy u:‘ Brintol o :fiw ttention to .Elo supi|se H-uir ; perm .y ursery. Scldby all druggists. ] | okon ot Sepasor Middieon i roos | fisa SAeibly o the shsettus b1 »5%- ort whien Govornors Wooaratt ‘20 | “ryud"l, Tl 1L Mattr of Con- icial ’ - bbed cmpowering, probation Tiisgine o Winthester added his voics -- il s Hair and Whisker Dye, Black or brows, S0c. naking the appointments were passed. | (WRESCHNE, PIOCCEOT, Vg 2 % A PSR i P Sy ' Comnecticut. school for boye—Clark | Y EEe TG casen O mm o the support. Mr. Burnés of Green- Ny - A AT Palmer of Griswold, Zalmon Good- commttten t6 dsny A & or reform- B A it was transmited 80 many amendments to the -ell of Bridgeport, Alfred P. Clifford oiury institution.” Ca!emhr 1.1 was passed and y to_the: muu law its text has be- ¢ Hartf W. John C. : oByxbee :x’xg frnv?n:rogn Holtcgfe Mgrsefn ¢ For a State Reformatory. 4 w‘t’h?. fl ngm a ut‘r’q hor dirce: fome"l 'l;dtter - cm-lamm:‘ cz; \ . Buyi'g Dh‘ect Connecticut hospital for the insane— The committee on ap ropriations re- x‘: e ocount ome. *"m‘“u v M 4} .'Wm lnwrel"ted ~ 20 Forster of Vernon and John J. | j.orted favorably on th bill to estahx 0. B %, s T g T | e of o e Sxrup Co. Fr om the Manufacturers Commissioners”of Chester and Had- | an appropriation of :$400,000 - for - the | COMMITMENT OF BOYS it S e o ar Oud Saed. (2 u N Iwme ferry—Willlam F. Comstock of | purpose. Calendar. HONS ‘prese! TO STATE INSTITUTIONS | by members who do not mow operate | SOLDSYCEADING DRUOGISTS-50¢ pe-B0ME: tells the story in a nutshell; tells why | I.vme and Samuel 8 Webb of Chester. Tuberculosis Bill- Al i o e Ay machines and who seemed to have 1it- }:g’%“?gg éa‘g“nslf‘“g’ to & e lgg;“’;‘:mm;‘;"fNeggzwfiokgoifi On motion of Senator Phillips the | Senate Addresséd by Mr. Searis on a | tle knowledge of the actual conditions i oir prices and add your nmama to our | ¢f Old Saybrook and Danfel I Lay of tuberculosis bill, passed in the house Pro| Law—Text of “the Bill, ”}“ln‘;o the traffic. LEGAL NOTICES. inereadiig Hut of cpstomers, 0ld Lyine, tols forenoon, was tabled. *| Which Was Tabled. . i 36 Prepated with ol . . FEETC ,Committee of Conference. A plott ¥ e et @ Pill which is in-| ~owiiiin GOLOBORODOW VS. AN- Trustees of Agricultural College. ;i < volved, membérs of the house who 7 BRADY & SAXTON, The favorable report of the commit- Senator Blakeslee was appointed on | Hartford, June 16.—Senator Searls | (o S £00d Gommensense Mill en. g?gr’o?lz‘l‘;?l??nono . Supplemental i ittee of conference on the | today, in nddreuln( the senate on a Teiephone 306-2, Norwlch Town. |tee on senate appeintments on the | ine comm » gaged in drawing up an entirely new State of Connecticut, County of New may27d names of Charles M. Jarvis of Berlin | tclephone bill. proposed law for the commitment of | {o0g e thig afternoon, which may be | London, Superior Ceurt. . yNerwleh, A, f Windham for Lamprey Eels Bill. . boys between the ages of 7 and 16 to | oy /a2y an amendment to th June 4th A, D. 1909. | #né Charles A. Capen of prey. chartered institutions of the state, sald | [ 05 poed o Te :m, (;h: ;og‘.lel Upon the complaint of the sald Ottifle trustees of the Connectiout Agricul-| ganator Fenn raported that the com- L. L- CHAPMAN, tural college were tabled on the mo- |, jtte on ("0nfereng? on the recommit- hs belé:‘k'adp::::d;;l";gz‘e“:,1::9;‘;,‘: Ch;_l;l"- ?,.",‘;‘,",’;,’“,‘1‘;‘},\";,1“":‘,’,(‘,5,"‘“;‘,"'°°“"m',‘: 18-20 Bath Street, Némwioh, Conn. tion of Senator Latimer. tal; of the bill relating to lamprey eels utan s as an obstacle to progréss. He |, eb l'lewl draft will meet many of | and the possessi of oertain mort- ¥ 4 g Bills Tabled. was unable to agree. He moved -that | (08 T8 EE B8 LTC cure ‘was a great | (Ne Objections which have given tise|gaged premises, now pending befors g, On thé metion of Senator Phillips | the senate adhere to its former action. step forward for Cenmnecticut to take to the amendments offered by the law- | this (‘q:rt having been returned theres the unfevorabld sepqrts of the com- | oS RO ere " accepteg 4nd the mo- | and the committee had every hope “’;”l-nehmlel:b(h:su'r;om the smail town O bpeacing o and BeIAS Tound by SPECIAL nittee on rublic health and safety on | tion to adhere to passed. that the bill would be passed. It was |, 11 WIS (rom, the smail towns | yyjs dolrt thae Andrew Geloborodow house ‘Bill No. 684, an act amending Made Order of Day. drawn in the interest oglthe ‘boys vmo with the report of the committee o‘f &h(e‘fimd dda(endam_ is (ubun‘: from tmr: the law establishing a State board of | (p the motion of Senator Shanley it | are starting in a small way on the i State and gene to parls unknown, an A pumber of Buggy Harness | 5s mivers and embaimers, and houce | o or e ke el aatiore ot The | wrong track, boys who may be saved | hich Sénator Alsop was chairman. Dlathe, wis: miven b Tequlred by order % 5 s » | LIl No. 683 concerning the prepara-| roq¢ of the calendar and on the table | and with a little wholesome iffluence(, = —— — ———— of nofice heretofore ispued, and nOw tior. and embalming of bodies of de-| {he order of the day for Wednesday | at the *outset may beécome in latér | Thé court—You will swear/that the| the plaintiff asks for a further order ceased persons, were tabled. next at 12 o'clock. years citizens of Standing. The bill | prisonér atole vour umbrella? The| of notice in Lhe premises. L was tabled in order that some sena- | rlaintiff—Your honor, I will swedr that Therefore Ordered, That notice of the ° Highway Law. - tors might study it closely. ne stole thé umbrella'T was catrying— | pendency of said complaint be given by Sensiar Pe SNeet e o0l Tne N s oy | Clevelana Leader. TSRO T R A good value and worth $12.00 of smendment to section 3 of the bill in| Seaction 1. Ay boy betwéén thé ages Norwier. Chas u"wgc‘l'( Bor two weoks anybody's money. rclation to highways, reported by ilie|of seven and sixteen vears who is in successively, commeneing_on or before 1909, committeée on roads, bridges and 1iv-| manifest danger of failing into habits the 10th day of June, A. D. i crs. The amendment provides for the | of vice, .or who is leading an idle, use- By oraer of Court, : appointment of -eight = deputies to be |jess, or otherwise incorrigible life, or 0 mistake will be made GE mmz B, PARSONS, appointed by the highway commission- | who refuses to perform labor suitable i lecti THIS sch m")fiogt‘;n;\h?‘ms::guflor Court {?{"+;w b ’l' er for four years at a salary of 82,500 | t; his years or condition, or to at- 0 selecting school || _ -y : ADAM a year each. The deputies shall have | tend schodl, may, upon the complaint as “lc OflC to I"Cfld < . iLe power to -appoint = inspectors.|of a grand juror, or of the. prosecut- \ RNING FOH ScHnnl MEET'NG When a road is finished the deputy ,ing attorney of any town, ecity or bor- chall make ‘a Teport ta. the comumis- | ough court, or upon the ‘complaint of THENEW AR oG siwner, whe ecide within Tty | a parent or guardian, be brought be- B‘l ll 6 le voters in the Balls Dist to approve o1 disapprove ‘the | fore. a justice of the peace, or - the siness € 0 in the Town of Norwich, State of (.r_u.n cnntractn:r When the dep- | town, city or borough court, or judge M.MM o8 Sohcotbouae D Sas8 Destrist on re not employéd on road con-|of the police court, within whésé jus 2 dsy evening . Jwne.18, 1509 hall be employed in the | risdiction he may reside or be found Catalsgue for t'ie asking. o'clock, for the following purposes, te h:ghway commiss 5 office. and, upon conviction, may be commit- wit The bill and amendmeéfit, which Was | ted to the custody of an institution 1st—To hear the repost of the Dis- crdefed printed, were tabled. chartered by the state for the pur- trict Committee and Treasurer and take Cilindar, pose of recelving and caring for boys Rich or poor or proua and handsome, | action thereon 34—To elect two members of the Passe—Increasing the salary of the | Who have fallen into or are in danger | Euon you can read this Chanson, siate's attorney for New London coun- of falling into vicious habits, until he {1 to $3300 vear; increasing the |Shall have arrived at the age of 21 compensation of deputy shefiffs for | years or until sooner discharged as alfendance at court from $3 to $5 a heréinafter TOVlde_fl Every tooth you save enhances, FUI’ fl'. Ufll! UIIBS concerning the printing of the “ffc!uzchwlng;\u:{‘,{m“’:;:]‘l"“g‘:‘::"“;‘_’ Al your smiles and, conversation, 5 falogue number of the Connecticut N 3 4 i - | proved in morals and habits sufficiént- There is nothing that will keep them | sgricultural College Bulletin; requir. Te'in the judgntent of the trustéés of District Committee to serve for three years, and one member to serve for' one yea 3d—To elect a Collecior of Taxes. 4th—To fix the compensation of the Treasurer and Clerk” for ‘the ensuing year. I—To fix the compensation of the Collector for the ensuing year 6th—To lay a tax to meet the current .y no law of luck or chances, nendcrl joy to all relations. eclent Tavern<Love Lane, Mediterra- fcurteen months for the payment of authorizing the su- nean Lang, Navy Yard Lane, Cranbérry J s l h N "l l stécession taxes, if pefior court when in Sessfon within the | If ‘you will send your namé 5 Lane, Hammer Brook Lane, Hég Lane, cahnt s “ p o' ap 0 counties of New London, Windham, Il;;l“u. !‘B!E“” .m nlEu:‘n:'nwm :u.:":..; !v&y time a tooth is mended, AT Aoy STeare Lans, “olland, Middlesex, Fairfield or Litch . It s e regulator and never- | ¥ ou will find your joy remended, Lite's preiongea and health extended, | '§th—To make an appropriation t3 re- plenish the school library. 9t 0 elact a commitiee of three to fix and approve the bonds of the Traas- urer and_ Colleotor. e A i i Ars the reporting of serious acc¢idents 3 3 Ye Anciént Tavern of 1647, well, ér, if they are suffering f{om il § ity Mok e manufacturing es- | Such institution to quality him for | Jen't despair when teeth are aching, b:s:l’lfleb of the District for tihre ensuing : where all lnnes meet, baby rash, make them well like that | (aplishments to the factory inspector; R R RS SIT 1 All roads and lanes lead to ye An- | great germicide exténding -the time from twelve to E w w" he ! ' d 3‘" thern, all thelr shapes remaking, m“‘%e‘ to reduce the indebtednsss of ver, oman Wi n ans‘e the District at thefr discretion Q‘::t"" ’-‘“’O- flil‘”&t Tx-‘"‘& Dalrk Lane. | A few drops added to the bath will | ficld to adrnlit aliens to ch}!]z?nnhip,"w [altng. 1 s in ?"hb;{'l.“.?flnnn 5 ¥ & 4 1:\1):;—‘1",0 do any ?:’n-r m:;lnu. prop= ye ancien ostelry ye oldest and . i 22 trorizing aliens to file their appliva- Kidriey troubl unien lentist “my crown” revea t, er to be done at sald meeting. finest American and Buropean produc. | Ke¢P Sheir skin in perfect condition. | (i "0 0" iizenship with the ‘clerks of |, Aomate beft ' roois iod Weves. Al GE:;“‘C;‘f W. G, HENDERSON, tions are dispensed. Also finest line of | It noOt only cures skin troubles, but | (e court and authorizing met clerr:s Lo By, N ¥. Every art by art conceals it, JOHN F. PARKE rents infection whe e cuticle is | to rétain such portion of the fees re- a . )n;m'):::éi lfli‘r’\a:’i Sv‘ts;;“);e Anniversary E"C‘ ‘:lo:lgro:{‘enn i 5 fodpay -ty \]Pdan”ml“ Ofl :l‘ltem’o" Men Past Fifty in Danger. l““" V8 Sl {0 gn0d sennes 8 1 ”’\‘ ‘VIKIgEA\ o ‘ o “ and for the naturalization o ens as T \El'&)\ v ‘PORI‘ER splrit. . 4 v Men past miiddle life_ havé found eeth to eat with, minds to reasonm, 2 hers who have the welfare of | 71e now pavable to the clerks under comfort and religf in Foley's. Kidney C. L. HOPKINS jelda A. A. ADAM. ———e e e District mmittee. the United States laws, and repealing A Norwich, Conn., June 12, 1908, jeldd their babies at heartshould also always | [0, "R tSC, SHGER (AW 4417 of the | Remedy, eapec’l:‘lcy l?r ::larged pros- s it her fault, yours or mine, ei o . | use Cabot s Sulpho-Napthol Soap It | general statu e :;zn:l:{:,d&l; i n. L . '&.fim’ & hall their 15ss be miné or thine, 'oley’s Honey and Tar is espeéially Recommitted—Concerning drunken- 7 s . lung troubles and many sufferers from g railway cars. der trouble, and ‘everal physicians n bronchitls, asthma and consumption | with the most delicate skin. oot of calendar—Resolufion l::l::: pronounced it enlargement of the pros- have found comfort and relief by using porating the Billard company; Foley's Honey and Tar. Lee & Os- SULPHO-NAPTHOL COMPANY Tic to the state botrd 6f cAUEKEIOI gue glandm e hfldv::d'an':;;fl;a!flo;a DR. R. E. BEARDSLEY| soavep proposaLS will be received good Co. Torrey Building, 14 Medford Street Tabled—Concerning annual reports | Ot acetw RN, i by the State Highway Commissioner, b L atio 2 Pitin Ilution | he could not stand it and 1 recommend- 237 Main Street Room 27, Capital, Hariford, Conn., un- SAWYER GRVSTAL SLUE CO. Seling Agmts | O¢ e e mending the char- | ¢d_Foley's Kidney Remedy, and the til 2 o'clock p. m, of Frlaay, June 1% oston, Mass. E % . apr! 909, b i constructio WHEN you want vo out your vusi- . SRS tér of the city of Bridgeport; concern- nn"‘tg?‘:;;:g'::gl:“g'e ‘::.‘,:;'f:":r e 38 mravel rosd.in,Fhotapeon: and the ness before the puoic. thers 1s no me- iug the commitment of boys to char- | & h th taint”. Leg grading of a road in Scotiand, in ac- dium better than torsugh tne adveriis | [N | .o nccitutions. troubled withi this complaint™ Leéé¢ & cordance with plans and spec!ficatians ng cotumns of The srlletin. . Osgood € Bids will state the prices as royuirad 3 ; Employment of Children. in the specifications, ~The State $Tigh- The substitute for- house ‘bill No. Could Not Be Better. way Commissioner reseryes tha right concerning the employment of | No one has ever made a salve, oint- gk Ty R R children, was explained by Senator | ment, lotion or balm to compare with lf:eltflm e improved, after the contract by a course in. Book- _keeping, Shorthand All bids must be accompanied by a bénd of not less than one-third of the cost of the work. Any blddér to whom contract has been awarded refusing to Luther and passed. It provides that | Bucklen’'s Arnica Balve. It's the one ALL DENTAL WORK no child under 14 years of age shall perfect healer of Cuts, Corms, Burns, tie employed in any mechanical, mer- | Bruises, Sores, Séalds, Boils, Ulcers, ean be done without pain by Dentists who KNOW HOW. We pride tile or ~manufacturing establish- | Eczema, Salt Rheum. For Sore Hyes, ourselves on KNOWING HOW. Good Dental work nowadays is only ent, nor shall a child undér 16 years | Coid Sores, Chapped Hands it’ i Sign the contrast ai the Bflces oftered possible by Dentists of experlence. We have been 20 years gaining a* age be so employed if the child is | preme. Tataflible or = Biles. %8¢ at and Touch Typewrltlug e PN IRy ond, or hat. Bach of our staff of operators has made some branch of Den- | Lrable to read with facility and write | The Lee & Osgood Co. bond a sum equal to the @ifrerence in i*gibly sentences in the English lan- PSSt S guage and to perform the operations | SoPRRONIA: the fundamental rules of arithmetic| Your ¢roecr has Gold Medal I‘lour 3 g including fraections. The GENEVRA. istry his particular specialty for years, and whether you need filling, .erowning, exiraction or bridge work, we have a SPECIALIST to do it for you, and do it positively without pain, and at from one-third to oné-half the prices prevailing at other offices for the same quality of work. ‘ IT WILL PAY you to investigate and consult us before going | elsewhere. We make no charge whatever for examination and advice. | price between his bid and the next lowest bidder. Plans and speolieations may be examined at the fipst select maa's office in Thompson and Scetland, or at tha office of the Highway Commissioner, Room 27, Capitol. The State Highway Commissioner ;:;nves ‘the right to reject any and all s . E =~ Dnted at Hartford, Conn., June 11, Rose B“Wh“g A“ey-” - 4 JAMBE H. MACDONALD, Norwich Commercial Schoal Broadway Theatre Bldg, y a child btween 14 and 16 must obtain from the secretary agent of the state board of educa- ori a certificate that the child is over Sets of teeth that fit, from $8.00 | 12 years. A person violating the law Gold Crowns, 22 Karat....$5.00 Pall be liable to a fine of §25. Bridge Work Special— our L Gonsuktanes. Silmmr Styles je12d State Highway Commissioner. In all matters not specifically re- Call and examine our line of e o e ’ own system — absolutely ferred to the senate concurred with |l Worsteds and Ser‘n for yoéur LUCAS HALL, impossible for teeth to the house. next Suit. break off ..$5.00 | Adjourned to Thursday. * Our ‘prices are the lowest, 49 Shetucket Street. Fillings ... . from 50¢ TH-E“;!;U;E quality and workmanship . the octidd J. J. C. STONE, Prop. The “Palmer” Hammecks lead. We have a fine line of this manufacture, | . ' Ehlrn dlst Our patterns are new and specially selected. Prices from $1.00 up. MEXICAN GRASS HAMMOCKS, MRS. UNDERWOOD, ROPES and HOOKS. 51 Broadway. 'Phone 858-4. ‘ bR ¢ R caAmeerLal,|CTanston & Co. . juni2daw Denta/ Surgeon. In charge of Dr. 8. L, Geer's practics ' DON,T WORRY; during his last lliness. best. All work guaranteed for 10 years St \ The house stazted at 10.30 with Speaker f3angs in the chair. Camp« Klng Dental Parlors’ Jnl.n C«)ulltr}'rfian offered prayer. Unfavorable Reports. Dr. Jackson, Manager. Franklin Square. Give us a trial. The JOEI.ISOIICO. Merchant Tlillom. 65 Broadway. Roads, bridges and rivers—Bill for refluction of rates on Groton ferry, ré- port accepted and bill rejected, Appropriations — Conceérning ‘tene- 161 Mai ich, C Sovieg e tewiem G It Makes Wrinkles. a) 1- does ’ g For nerveusness, irritability, headache, backache, pressing- ”:t]'mrrymov'on:d'll;;um y u’u::: Woman S Rel’ef It 1P Made o R W Hawe It rfi:kl'c:‘; :lri:t make you .u.‘. 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