Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 16, 1909, Page 4

. Noswich, Friday, July 16, 1909. THE JUBILEE BOOK. The subscriptions for the Jubilee book of the 250th anniversary celeba- tion of' the founding of the town are coming in and within 30 days should reach a number to warrant the print- ing of a book which will be'a prize grom every point of view. The edition will bé limited and the reports will e revised and carefully edited. This book will contain the names of the president and all the committees, the names of commanding officers in mil- Mtary and civic societies, the sermons and addresses and all matters of in- terest pertaining to the event. It will ®e illustrated with ancient and mod- ern views of Norwich, portraits of the president and chairmen of committees, wiews of the decorated streets and pub- bic. buildings, of “The Founders” and the “D. A. R. fountain,” and & re- roduction of the invitation sent out our absent sons and daughters. There will be nothing lacking in the way of information, illustrations and goed work. One pulic-spirited citizen has sent #n an order for twelve copies, and an- other for ten coples. Others are or- @dering single copies for themselves. Pleage send in your name promptly. No better advertisement of Norwich could be had than the placing of a mopy of this Jubilee book in every li- prary in the state of Connecticut, and pne in every great library of the coun- ¥ry, including the National library at Washington. Of course, a copy should be sent to each of the city’s distinguished guests, #res. There is no profit in such a weork for # publisher. It just puts on a com- ete finigh to the celebration and pre- Perves facts which are bandy for ref- prence in every man’s library. MANNERS ON THE TROLLEY. Those who use the frolley constant- % do mot find their fellow travelers holly devoid of manners. After all t has been said about the end-seat g and all other kinds of traveling ogs, the people with fellow feeling @nd deference and politeness are al- ways in the crowd. it s a traveling habit among the *“vegulars” to give the end of the seat to the person who leaves the car first and to so seat themselves that they do not have to crowd past one another fhluvinl the car. The having of a choice for seats is human, and why the passenger on time sheuld be deprived of the pleasure of riding in a preferred seat obtained by jprompiness, by a late-comer, never has been and never will be explained, al- though the late-comers often act as if it were the duty of everyone to make reom for them. It is well known that the ends of the are preferred by most people and since only two-fifths of the passengers ean He so accommodated, the other three-fifths have to be sandwiched, aend it is doubtless the envious three- @fths who spend so much time and take so much space in the newspapers denouncing the end-seat hog, who is no hog at all on wet days, for then the Mmid-seat, dry-spot hogs are the ones who have no consideration for thelr wet and suffering companions. This trolley-car-seat contreversy, being founded upen selfishness, is one of the endless issues in all cities. It is the one endless chain.of complaint ‘whigh must go on forever unless some day somewhere a generation comes farth outing that every seat is a preferred seat and that the late-comer is entitled to anything he can catch, from the running board to standing reom upon the rear or front fender, GOAL OIL BUTTER. The world has witnessed all colors and all flavors coming as a by-prod- Wict of petroleum, and now it is an- Rounc that coal-oil butter is pro- @uced which will meet the everyday meeds of the working masses better than oleomargarine, or the rancid but- ters which are now selling low in the rarket‘ It is regarded as an internal ubricant that will cheek premature €@ecay. Speaking of it in this light, an exchapge says: “What if it does have a little coal il' flayor, is that not supposed to be ealthful? Are we not told that we kan rid ourselves of some of the ills to which the flesh is heir, if, we will but drink kerosene? If this is so, may not be possible for the consumer not enly delicately to flavor his morning muffins, but at the same time to take his morning tonic? In fact, three times & day, with regularity and without in- convenience, his medicine and his food supply may be combined, and that -without the usual formality of being *well' shaken before taken.'” These are great times chemically end commerctally, as well as politically and religiously. We are sliding with speed along butter lines, as well as by seroplane along higher lines. What the future holds for us, who can tell? A BOLD AFFIRMATION. The Boston Globe, in an editorial upon changes taking place in the hu- man form, calls attention to the fact that the ‘feet of American women are much larger than they used to be. The Bulletin is Inclined to doubt this, for deceptive. Is not The Globe aware that there was a day and generation which never had boots marked above No. 37 It made no difference about the size of the foot, it to fit a No. 3 boat, and they Ts and 8's as No. 8 leng and ©'s and 6's as No. 3 medium. Now we have reached a gen- eration of women who demand that boots shall be numbered according to measwre, instead of according to fash- fon.. The numbers have changed but net the size of the women's feet. These are just small as ever. The average now is No. §, and the women of the land never had a better under- Bhe Giobe calls attentien to the which could possibly happen to him. to get freckles in hot weather, but along these lines appearances may be | | extra half-inch to the waists of tro sers. For the athletic type of average chest measurement inghes, with waist of 34; while the tol man, though short a 36-inch waist. POOR CAPTAIN HAINS. ‘Captain Hains has no doubt had ol 85 bard living in the performanece of mil- “Lucky Jim’s breath itary duty. But-that is quite different |y, " o0CT 200 *0 alke ‘Bar falling in i i £ b Cars leave Franklin Square at 145, :.u‘, kcs. 3.15, 3.45, and 6.45, 7.30, 7.45, Purchase your car tickets, admit- be ting to Park, at den's Cigar Store, r BREED’S THE ATRE cau:... MeNuity, m;.m' Pictures and Illustrated Songs. Feature Pletures | v FIGHTING BOB TR KThrilling Naval Picture), ¥V i 3 from the discomforts ‘of prison life, | tnat hurriedly a knot in as revealed by the complaints of his | corner of a grimy ! hief wl father. He has been used to refined [ he carred and drew forth from it a surroundings when off duty, and to be compelled to associate in a narrow Freddie at him and prison cell with another human being, | be_understood the question in their presumably of a different training, P » must be almost more than he can bear. -l,'u,f"gff,n' “ull:‘:dt;"r’:d‘t'fle incredu- The conditions in most of our state |jously. prisons will be a subject for reform “Gee, but you're lucky!" said Joe. when some other matters, more press- | “Where did yuh find it?” ing, are disposed of. An article in —I1 went to the butcher’s for ma, The Outlook within a few weeks re- |nd I saw the money on the car track.” veals a condition of things In municl- |, d0¢ ¥0d, Tedtin, forgot all wpout § g i i = i pal prisons which is a disgrace to civ- | the groceryman. The boys, with heads ~—AND— » ilization.—Waterbury American. close together, were ony;u 1o ‘hey had started on the adventure A and six others, —_ devise the best way of spending the | before Freddie had finished outlining High Grade and Illustrated Songs. We should all pity Captain Hains, | 35 cents. Every known combination it.—Chicago News. 5 Matinees, Ladies amd Children, Sey the refined assassin, who shot Annis —— K dog. He is confinegd in a cell ‘Workmanship :imeh%‘ «:fim“ peing” nogeog his clags. [ men. But section 2 provides that| work in the bureau of forestry at| and Fit Perhaps this is one of the best things “any woman who is made a municipal | Washington. The Yale school makes Guaranteed B e X e g L T N\ Zio%e ” |RODERICK THEA al ave the 0 vote, tion at of tisfactory. on IC TRE At heart he cannot be so much inferlor f provied the matter acted upon car- | port Standard. I\ 278 Main Street Under New Management, Evenings, 10c. BREED HALL., ‘Washingten Square. to the other fellow, and he might be |ries an appropriation and is not one able to discover that he is closer of :l&:t.uuuderf tltug provisions of :ehe con- Contrast in Students. kin than he ever suspected. It may be ution of the state, cen voted | what a contrast there is between| \ May Building. | Devoted Class “almost more than he can bear,” but :‘:._‘:",, only by legally constituted elec- | the *Juxury ofu'.flho life of the richest g > fo llfl. Moving it is good diseipline !otrh‘hlm t(:iknow To properly understand the privil- | ipe" lfixdoat ") Pictures and Hiustrated Songs that conduct is everything and pre- | oges which this bill gives her will re- | anout, who pald five cents for his tence nothing. quire cv’;xlilhr:ge mx&? for l:.l lg- dinner by buying decaying bananas, WM F B A Feature Pictura e S S T s 4 ‘woman, To so that the part e A COUNTRY GIRL'S PEARL. EDITORIAL NOTES. she has will have any effect in con- g:: ;ht‘ghs::—fgo'l&‘:t OMm o » y P 9 Mr. Dudley in High Class Songs and These hot days all roads seem to [trolling financial matters will require it s bt B iy (Buccessorte A. T. Gerdner) run toward the seashore. g‘;’;‘m‘y”“::lsm?"w u%fi Just a Mild Sort. H l Mr. Delaney in Ilustrated Songs. et Only as women having property rights | Tt 1s Teported that the polsonous acl(, L WVEI"Y | patly Matines 5o to all. Evening 10a, Fhb ctmeggine T g oan orgunise: fee RALID. Sd_inntienes ey th ‘f"m Hn 'e.r:: Theatér cooled by electricity, ramblers very sweet, whatever else |could such a right have any effect. | ear Rye, on the er line o and ey A may be said of them. Nevertheless, to create such a law|New York and Conmecticut. would be but the doing of mere jus- | been kmown to superinduce worse var- What good would $75,000 be to Jef- | tice, and would have no more than a|Imints even than a brown tall moth— Boardlng JAMES F. DREW ‘Washingt: Time fries if Johnson could look down on |MOFal effect in the direction of general | WaS s o him instéad of up to him? f,g:“i‘:;g::f' fop) Fafam--New. S A Severe Strain. stable Flann I“ni"u a"d Henaiml Alfred Austin is said to be It is the easiest thing in the world LETTERS T0 THE EDITOR. |2, soem o the visi of Yir' Romemsl| 12,1 4 Bath Street. Beat Wrk Only. not 8o easy to get rid of them. The Bulletin's Anniversary Edition. | friendship between the United States|.oper CLIPPING A SPECIALTY. | Phome é22-3. 18 Perkins Aves e T P e and Great n is strong enoug! o bl sept23a There is so much water in Kansas| My Editor: I have recelved & copy '“:é;lz almost any strain.—St. Paul Dis- ‘Telephone apra! Jout. Bow thet ke igving, a39 uig tofot the fnely ilustrated_ anniversary WP % EXPERT TUNING need navigators as much as conduc- | edition of the Norwic! 3 To Have Plenty of Material LEWANM,S caeh i - : ap 3, 1909. A rather superficial survey > roves e plrae, e of the contents of its thirty-two close- | When the mew tariff bill fato work guaranteod: jon the club that is to 1 A. W. JARVIS, 1Y After Senator Aldrich has mixed the |1 0100 B P ook | taach. people how to live on faur aad | Fremch and Cleansers| " =~ if clatmoment dve. 7173 tariff he appears to be willing to sit :g :;“ nyour r.elder{ :&“_e confident | & half cents & day will have a great roll IS Norwich, Conn. silently by and let the conferees you would supply them, judging from opportunity for usefulness.—Providence FINEST WORK in the United Graduate Niles Bryant School of Plena work. our achievements along similar lines [ JC Tuming, Battle Creek; Mich. lyn the past. I recall ‘wlth pleasure States. We use none but the ¥rench| Drop a postal and I'll call The smoker, drunk or sober, re-|the result of faithful, arduous efforts Al e aba declsd "Phone §18-K | gards it as his privilege to ask any |made in behalf of the event in Nor- COAL AND LUMBER. method. % G Aeed.” More gentleman he may meet to “Gl’ me a | Wich fifty years ago; and I now view than 900 customers here in Norwich. F. C. GEER with satisfaction and pride the hty match!” advancing strides in the degree ef- The Standard Oil butter is very like- z?x?ée::nevifin::m?arg::mfiufi:flg cnal TUNER Marshall's Agency, 122 Prospect 81, - 164 Main St, with Nor, Gir, Library, oL, Bi-5, Norwlels UM Jun24ThSTu ly to have force enough to strike This magnificent edition of The Bul- through any slice of toast it may be |letin! Its attentive perusal will en- spread upon. gage my leisure movements for some —_— days to come. What a sumptuous com- BUY A TON OF COAL THIS WEE! Indiana has found a hundred thou- {)endlmto‘f hi:taw.dh!::ft:,lm lflg then again next week or the week i3 sand dollars that doesn't belong to any | impor 0 city ana & yea, and | ptor: before you know it you will R B ll All one. ‘It ought not lon 1o rost with. |BeYOnd, these limits, e here arrayeq tn | U JWCS VUL ST G G, e [ INOSE DOWLAE ANEYS, | The Vaughn Foundry Co. out a claimant. young man who fails to secure a copy { and in the cellar. Nothing makes a iy f this editi i i a mmits Richmonts Jobving irads showed o | O, G, Sditon, s unwise And commits | mar, or woman sither, teel o vich as| LUCAS HALL, IRON CASTINGS gain of 2 1-2 per cent. during the past [the opportuntly to retrieve is past.| Coal in the bin and paid for, PLUMBING AND GASFITTING. year, and this is considered reason for | Think of w;:at value Il]t wouldI be to its TTTT 40 Shetucket Street. .‘urlr!lllhod ,p'romfin{. }.‘l.rg_e lto;l: a'! atulations, possessor fifty years hence. I once se- o . P patterns, No. o erry Streef AR cured a c of a Windham county E anPPEu Co e i s ians3g This s the talk now directed ‘to | ReWSpaper, the Telegraph (now Tran- » . » > % = script), which proved of importance ta Taft: They have you five down, MF. | e on ‘more than one occasion, as well Central Wharf and 150 Main Street. B 0 mrect . President, and this is distinctly no[as to others, and it was sent many Telephones. orn “ um “Ig time for a foozle. hundreds of miles to serve them. I From the l'“iact“r&rs The running expenses of a house are . retained it for flfty-flv; yeu;-, when Mme. Nordica has discovered a way |the earthquake and conflagration com- ¢ to become Young, and will be licensed | bined wrested it from me. As the late “m er telln the story in & nutshell; talls why | 1478¢1Y Increased by worn-out or poor Iy1ea’ ” E. C. Stedman said of the lost brook ladles_come from miles to our store|P!Umbing Either canses annoyance 25 Go 1t huk this okn ‘neven' hecolis of his youth, no man could take it for DRES8 GOODS. Come and learn | —usually at the most incomvenient from him, it gequired thcntl!eru of a our prices u‘.nzd ;»dd Jyour name to our | time. An estimate for replacing such T R IR, & of custo: ) Some of the papers, on looking at C_D:,?O,::i%%nth": "vf.:’“{,}‘:ufi:"""“ g o mivim plumbing with the modern, peace of the conferees, are asking themselves I recall with genuine pleasure my BRADY & SAXTON' mind kind will cost nething, and I'll that old® question: “Can anything | experiences of nearly ten years in co ¥ l guarantee the price will be reasonable. good come out of Nazareth?’ Norwich, and in the Klntlns offices of !'O'lno:’hgx: 308-2. Norwich Town, J. E. TOMPKINS, every woman’'s way. the State Guard, the Tri-Weekly Cour- The English suffragette can throw a |ier, and, briefly, with Bromley, Sted- brick through a plate-glass window, :‘n‘: and Platt on the Norwich Trid- Free mm and m‘ LOUIS H. BRUNELLE which shows that her aim is better' may27d, 67 West Main Street. My thanks are extended to W. H. p than that of the average woman. 8. for the copy of The Bulletin re- ALWAYS IN §TOCK. BAKERY R M R R ceived. I hope to obtain another from So long as almost any man can pre- | the publishers, for preservation. No! A. B. uTmP' ‘We are confident our Ples, Cake and T. F' B“RNS varicate without winking, it makes no |I do not expect to be present at the Bread cannot be excslled. Give us a 1 difference if a lie cannot be told with- next celebration—but I have heirs. Officemcor. Market and Shetucket Sta | tFi&} order. out a person's great toe wiggling. & Yours truly, novad 20 Fairmount Street. == IONT WORRY: Sa;: Francisco, July 10, 1909. s~m It Makes Wrinkles. health no good, and merely causes wrinkles, that make you look older than you are. Heating and Plumbing, ..,.,..92 Franklin Strest. The municipal automobile results in Joy-grafters. New York city has 476 of them, and they are used more for Misn - Wh! Soaals o tis. .| Every little while the Connecticut {:‘:‘V“G, Pleasure than for public serv newspapers quote very interesting ex- - tracts from the Wethersfleld Monthly There are less than seven thousand Facors, . DRIER 1§ LOUEanST Bp- a0 Well Seasoned Wood Which School? WHAT KIND ¢f a TRAINING? for the inmates of the Connecticut Americans in Cuba among 228,000 | state prison. The working editor of foreigners, but they shout for their | The Record is probahly a convict, at rights as if they were the whole |least one cannot help hoping that he w2+ R e gre sick, don't wo but ’ thing. il e P L g i L R X : &ng it to make yearself well: To Our catalogue may help be gratifying to think that prison life C. H. HAS L we repeat the words of thousands to a decision. Send Happy thought for today: If you|.oula make over a prisoner into a e $e ‘?r e aters Shed Wit oday—Now. It’s yours see the finger of destiny pointing your | person of such real and solid charac- 489 "Phones 02 ty ills, similar to yours. when we say, ow. ¥ way, do not hurry, but let nature take [ter. But that is a minor point. The 37 Franklin St 58 Th st lec . for the ukxnd. its course. You may have got it mixed | Wethersfield Monthly Record, in its b e Vlblll'fl'o with the finger of Time. last issue, has this to say about some| mayéd P . The only Institution in New 5-.1--.-.‘ £ of the inmates of the prison: w‘ufl k y ' » Mr. Carnegie is only two laps ahead | “The Record deeply respects one J. A. MORGAN & SON, R s class of our men. It respects them o It 1s a wonderful female remedy, as of Rockefeller now, whose public gifts because it is compelled to; because t i try 14 have reached $119,304,000. If these two | ¢p, . you will admi you try i, ey are doing what comman; re- men had not glven away nearly a !pegt il 'hgra. ,mfe“ m:: o b4 CO&I 811(1 Lllmbel m.hr::- n:. ”'zfii'“"‘ n quarter billion, money might have be- | those who, after a severe day's work, | We carry a well selected line of all " 8in€ss Qm come short. are steadily applying themselves to| #izes family coal. Lumber for build. —— e studies that will surely make them | ing purposes. wvj“* V.57 WHAT THE PAPERS SAY. good for something worth while when | 3 Central Wharf, 106 West 123th Street, Now York, - e they go out. Their number is larger sept19d mar3ld One to 500 in Thomaston. . e ;tlée tunlr;fm-m;l»d- “;'ould mpa: Thomast: eir industry is unflagging; their in- S A for fear th?:e t&l:k:h:v ,lf;’n::igflgyg‘g terest is most eager; their success will L J h F S lth loons will loose their licenses under the | D¢ the inevitable result of industry and Oscp . m s new one saloon to 500 people law, |interest in worth-while things. These should be calm. The law does not re- | e the men who are going to live to FLORIST voke any exisiting license. If any sa- |find out that a sentence, however loon is extinguished for violation of | Short, is mot for life, as some would the law, the county commissioners will | tell them; and these are the men who 200 Main Street, Norwich. not grant a license to anybody to re- | ar¢ Sure to be surprised later on when place it, until such time as the town | they find out people taking them for via has grown up to the one to 500 rule. |What they are, not for where or what more than nine saloons in Thomaston 2 i B until the town has 5,000 population. If | tional inmates who have made zood 3 m n‘lk’ § Peankdin_Street there are less than nine, it will be be- | through work dene while in confine- g ) the best ALES A W. BURNHAM, Eye Specialist, cause licenses ure revoked for misbe- | Ment. The grit, endurance, ambition, . is headquarters for the bes 18 Mai havior, or the busin proves unprof- |and self-denial required to work one's E 3 and LAGERS in Norwich, Iy ain Street, itable.—Waterbury iblican. way, unaided by competititon, by com. : s A vy panionship, by anything save the dis. / O'CONNELL & SHEA, -I-n omc‘ o, WI. F. m More Votes for Women. ::E:_,,‘“‘- is the kind that never may27d Telephone 554-4. Real E = The bill admitting women as mu- 2 § eal Estate necticut senate vesterday, and it would | pa% falien. l:horln = I w0 4y —PDRINK THE BEST — an tre fnsurance, not be surprising should the house - usly, painfully, con- - : . Th scientiously striving to prepare him- is located in Somers’ Block, over C. M, D512 B R e o e | Sl 15 & Mg LS atte i Toicane ' ! Bradleston & Woerz Beer. | ™k oo » g aer ., does he not ap 0 you, and does \ / . el elephone A permitting women who own propert: \ subject to taxation to vote on m..ner’i ;‘:t 13::1 tggx‘;";;:fflmmm‘m:“ 'h":: 3 . b, G SR - e P Thich affect the amount of that taxa- |10 Sgain faces the e Spring X v _ THOMAS H. WILSON'S, What Does 250 Mean? ment then that it is another wedge |0°!d Republican. junisa 78 Franklin Street.| Why, it is Lewls' ‘phone number, which opens the way to the time when Yal Schiitz Milwaukee Beer, $1 a dozen. where you can get ICE CREAM by the women may vote in all respects as ‘ale Foresters. Famous Narragansett Select Stock, pint, quart or gallon every day in the men do. If any are worried on that| The Yale school of forestry gets a | 60c a dozen. ——QPEN— year. Large orders fllled at shory score they may relieve that worry by | very high endorsement thro: the| Yale and New England Brewery 3 notice, 'a” 1’]3“‘“’ better acquaintance with the umth;n"a! 21 l“tnlxu “nm in a so-’l Ale, Lager and Porter, 50c a D MRS, G. A. LEWIS, 21 Myers Alley. tof of appointments from the va- | dozen. I H ff ‘ f It provides that “all women, citizens | rious forest schools of the country, of | Wines, Liquors and Cordials at spe- e -~ o 4 8 e ive e Business Men's Lunch a specialt; WHEN you waiet your ialty. o of th:t United s?u-. ‘. owning rfi:en to wckhtl assistants in cial prices. D sul 0 texation, nited States forest servis nicipal woters’on equal conditiens with §in the west, while othera will do ", - \ Telaphone26-8 - v d4ysa -~ -HAYES BROS, Props ' ing Rk X -