Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 10, 1909, Page 4

Entered Conn..'as o P 2eten S | etin Job Office, ; PnltMfi.. lt Nor-leh. Morwich, Tuesday, Aug. 10, 1908. The Circulation of The Bulletin. The Bulletin has the largest cir- culation of any paper in Eastern (Connecticut, and trom thrée to four tmes larger than that of any In Norwlich. It is delivered to over 8,000 of the 4,063 houses n Nor- wich, and read b: ninety-three per cent. of the people. In Windham it is\ delivered to over 900 houses, in Putnam end Danielson to over 1,100, and in al' of these places it TELEPI’NNI AND TleAm BUSINESS. The capital invested in the telegraph and telephone business in this coun- try is in excess of a billion, $814,61 004 credited to the telephone systems and $220,293575 to the telegraphs. Ac- cording to the third census of the efee- trical industries, made by the govern- ment, there is & grand total of I 072,220 miles of single wire in the telegraph and telephone service, Of this, the telephone systems controlled 12,999,369 miles, of which there on pole or roof lines 5,092,223, in 01 head cables 2,917,114, in subways or conduits 9,469,302, and in submarine | cables 20,730 miles. Of the grand total stated, the telegraph systems, exclu- ve of government telegraph systems, used 2,072,851 miles, of which there were on pole or roof lines 1,958,336 miles, in overhead cables 41,886, in subways o, conduits 65,347 and in sub- marine cables 7,382 mile: These fig- ures emphasize the economic import- ance of the telegraph and the tele- phone. utw.m..wumm told Robert Bruce, when she had glven him back his ring, that she L b i thars any reason that the: giscarded Mr, l:r:ge uld have searched the ings outgoing steamers and suddenly have engaged on th&Malopic, com- ing aboard on y of sailing and lullLly hiding ta Dbis stateroom for a full 24 hours. On the morning-of the second day he awoke to find the' sun plowing a golden pathway through the gloom of the narrow room and passenger life already stirring on the big ship. He nxetel'ed luxuricusly und, jumping from hi rth, he hastily dressed and went on_deck. ! I believe this trip 1 going to do me good,” he said, de lightedly. In more ways than one,” he addel, with a tightening of the lips in_a determined line. The morning was a wonderful thing of color and charm. Blue was the ocean below, as blue as the sky above, & radiant, cloudless, transparent blue, reflecting in ether and sea the shim- meriag, dazzling rays of tae sun. Bruce breathed in the. clear air with keen- st enjoyment and revelled in the sun and ocean light, gaining with every message of Kanyan able ' report even of an unfavorable ris had merely each Zavor, and had displayed pleas- a g plque at the unusual atten- tions. 3 On the fourth morning Robert s up nt §_o'clock, pacing the deck easily. For the first ne m bo- gun to think of fallure. The view about him was a gloomy one and did not tend to rvlieve his depression. Gray sky, leaden water, a dreary waste Of barrenness ~between; the decks were almost deserted, and he went_ sullenly down agaim, his mopa chiming with the elements. The day draggvd and the roll ot uu ship eased a little; now and ti steamer chair, its owner unlmmo for the sake of air,/dotted the ex. panse of lonesome. and - 1y Robert perceived jone whose he recognized, as the steward care- fully folded the r lbollt her and made her c he made his way to that part of thy shi where she lay with her eyes cl lids on the white face. o | e Gl she 1+ Buudying 8 e for i she is stue a nlew part in “An American Girl in Paris.” .lnse-fly straight co; been named “The )l“leln“ J. Hartley Manners. Frederick Thompeon has engaged Wjlliam B. Mack, Sam Forrest, Joseph Brennan, Earle Brown, Edwin Holland, Lilliam Reed and Nellie Lindroth to support Mabel Taliaferro in “Sprin time." to be seen in a season which has It is by Milka Ternia, in her time one of the greatest artists on tha operlxie has been engaged to head the stage, facult; at the Fic. > Co. ony SRRSO B STS mont and Wyoming. It Is not main- llilled l.hlt our state requires more 500 Kilowatt Hours, Sc for first 2¢ for each additional kilowatt Norwich, July 26, 1909. JUHN McWILLIAMS, GILBERT 8. RAYMOND, EDWIN A. TRACY, Board of Gas and Electrical Commis- sioners. Jy30d Paris Fashions For Fall Season 1909-10 Received Dancing every afternoon and evening. Ice Cream, Soda and Light Lunches, your car tickets, admit- tln.lohrk.um Cigar Store. BREED'S THE ATRE Charles MeNuity, Lessea. Devoted to First-class Moving Pictures and Hlustrated Songs. Feature Picture, THE LION TAMER - —AND— Six Others, All Good. Master Harry Noonan, Phenomenal oy Bfigrlnn in High Class and Ilus- draught new courage for the task he trated of teachers of song t seems somewhat odd, that New Hampshire tn say 7 the 1 the locel daily. A comparative summary deals with | hag set himself. 3 “Marion!” he breat! 3 New York Institute of Music and will M e ornectiout has forty- §| the telephone and commercial tele- | As ho paced the deck he ittered & oo answer. Mot even & floker of the | begln or work in the fall. a0d New Jesey shouid tave sight| 0 —Temm | petieess, adics ana Ohtiaren; Ses nihe @owns, one hundred and slxty. §| §7ePh eystems, not Including rallroad | cry of surprise, and was soon at the |her lips and face colorloss e imsd vl Pennayivania will nave tne lergest Drominen it e Fall Parisian and New York Fashions, and also prepare yourself with a suit for the Fall. Reasonable prices for early callers. S. LEQN_hlles' Tailor 278 Main 8t, Room 1 May Building. g5d Karl Jorn, the Ru n_tenor, who won so many admi hete during the latest Metropolitan opéra house season, has left the opera In Berlin s0 as to belong entirely to this coun- try. side of an elderly lady, who was con- polentiously “doing her’ mile Kenyon,” he crie with outstretched y dear boy,” she echoed, grasping his hand warmly in returm . ‘What a pleasant surprise. 1 hal 1o idea you wefe on board. Marion told me no news of your coming.’ Bruce shook his head dolefully. No, Miss Kenyon, Marion didn't tell you, for she didn’t know it. You see hefore you a jilted man. Marion has returned my cing. lines and the wireless, sTand total as 22,996 companies, which there are 23,971 telephone sy: tems, which include 17,702 independent farmer or rural lines and 25 commer- clal telegraph systems, not including the wireless. The grand total of sin- sle wire mileage was 14,570,142, of which the telephone systems controll- ed 12,999,369 miles, which include 486,204 miles of wire on independent farmer or rural lines, while the tele- giving the s with twenty comes second, and Ohio with nineteen, will be third. The total number of supervisors will be 330 and they will be appointed by the presi- dent. They will in turn designate to the census director the persons to act as enumerators, and with his consent will employ and commission them. ‘The - official date for beginning the taking of the _thirteenth decennial census is April 15, 1910. Director Dur- and has not heen In office very long, but he has got the matter down to fine point, and Secretary Nagel will A faiit movement of the hand tioned him away. “I don’t wish to be troublesome,” he persisted, “but, because you are going to marry me, 1 feel that my place is here to watch over and care for you.” Again a motion of the hand, a little less_wealk. “How long must T wait, dear, before you will come to me? Supose we have Lthe ceremony when we land and invite all these nice people that are on the boat. mo- five post office districts and forty- one rural free delivery routes. The Bulletin s sold in every town and on all of the R. F. D. rbutes in Bastern Connecticut. CIRCULATION 1901, average ...%..........s. 4412 1905, avera 5,920 enthusi- hand. JAMES F. DREW Piano Tuning and Reparig Best Viork Only, Phone 43i-3. 18 Perkine Ava septala i i Lilllan Nordiea, just married in Lon- don to George W. Young, will be the principal soloist during the American tour of the Thomas Beecham orches- tra, which E. R. Johnston has engaged for a series of concerts in the United States next spring, after the opera EXPERT TUNING 11906, average 5,559 1,179 7543§ ..-.n-..u.nol 1907, average. THE BULLETIN'S BOOK. 1t is not surprising that a great deal of interest is felt in the pictures which are to be a feature of the 250th an- niversary Jubilee book—what they ate to be and what they are to repre- sent. Portraits of .the officers and chairmen of committees and the guests of the city will number & score or two and then there will be photographs ILLUSTRATED graph systems used 1,670,773 miles, ex- clusive of 7,188 miles of leased wire. The grand total of ocean cable was 46,301 nautical miles, all controlled hy the commercial telegraph systems. The grand total of salaried officials, clerks, etc., was 29,470, ot whom 25,- 298 were employed by the telephone systems and 4,172 by the commerelal telegraph. . The telephone officials, etc, received in salaries $19,298423, and the telegraph clerks $2,794,937. The total of 142,733 wage earners is divided, 118,871 belonging to the tele- phone systems and recelving in wages $48,980,704, while the 23,862 telegraph wage earners were paid $15,013,312, The grand total income was $236,- 045,615, of which the telephone con- cerns earned $184,461,747, expending $140,802,305, and the telegraph system carned $51,583,868, expending $41,§79,- 613.. Of the whole number of sys- tems in operation, the telephone form- ed 99.9 per cent. The surprising thing about this re- ‘Miss Kenyon smiled tolerantly. “Poor boy,’ she sald. “What pened 2" “Don’t know. Honest, I don’t. She sald she saw me walking with a girl and requested news of her. I told her T didn't know what she was talking about, and she suggested that T mignt be ah—fabricating. That’s all. She said she was comingeover here to get away from me, 8o 1 thought I would come, too, 50 as to he nea “T'm afraid you won't be able to see her for a day or twc. She is quite ill. Strange, isn't it, for she usually sails s0_wel “Will you help me, Miss Kenyon?" Brucs asked earnestly, and she replied 50 enthusiastically that he had no doubt of her championship. He formed a plan, and with her assistance it was carried out, For two days, every hour, Robert sent a message to Miss Morris in some form or another. At 11 in the evening he delivered a' last note by hap- A weary sigh escaped Sher lips and his own went white, He was fighting his_last chance, and he knew he was making her sufter. He felt that she loved him, and because she could not leave him as she had dome befors he persisted. “Dear, ycu know how ‘much T love vou. Perhaps I could find a minister— Justice of the peace—someone with au- thority, on_board. If I could, would tf ¥ Robert Bruce—I—will—never—mar- ry—you—Aif— don—don’t go away—and let—me die—in peace.” Listening to the barely whispered words, Bruce's heart leaped. He had won. ' Swiftly he drew the discarded ring from his pocket and slipped it on the little finger. Slowly the hours passed, the wind died away, and the kindly moon, peeping from behind soft hurrying clouds, smiled down at .the lovers, her hand still lying unml!tlng- ly in his.—Boston Post. is one of the hottest things ever con- cocted. thought for toda: and if this were the beginning of the session instead of the close of it even the most indifferent voters would be impelled to active protest. season. A step that tends to revolutionize the concert business at at present conducted in this country is the es- tablishment, by Loudon Charlton, the New York 'fmpressario, of a_branch office in St. Louis. To those in touch with the musical situation it sug- gésts the probability of the business of booking concert artists ultimately being placed on a basis as perfectly systematized and as centrally con- troiled as that of the theater. No matter how warm the weather is, the interior of the Eden Musee of New York city is always delightfully cool. Every hall and corridor has its electric fans and other cooling appar- atus. During the past few weeks the interfor of the Musee has undergone a complete change. New wax figures and groups have been installed and older groups have been rearranged and given new color and costumes. The group of The Rulers of the World is fow complete. As rapidly as one or more kings or queens come into prom- inence they occupy a more conspic do the rest. FOR BABY'S SAKE ih-hfiub—“ ‘“W B2 s vou st “COMPORT FOWDER with Bal Trained Nurss. LOUIS H. BRUNELLE BAKERY Solid Red Cedar GHESTS Finished to show the natural beauty of the wood. Convenient for storage, especially at moth time. New styles recefved in price from $4.50 up. Paneled Window Seats at $13.50, fit- Norwich, Cnn‘n.".- wraduate Niles Bryant School of Plase Tuning, Battle Creek, Mich. Drop a postal and I'll call declsd ‘Phone §18-5. 122 Prospect St., Tel, Norwich, C% PLUMBING AND GAGFITTING The Vaughn Foundry Cn IRON CASTINGS ‘urnished promptly. Large stock of port is the rapid'growth of the tele- | Happy Those i i patterns. No. 11 to 2§ F [ of the decorated streets, the parade, § s Probably no scene resembling this| ous place in this group. Just at pre: onfident our Cake ang | ted with cushions if desired. . erry Street the performances and objects of spe- clal interest, it is expected, will make about 50 pages. Where there are large assemblages of people the pictures will be ‘made large enough to make the identification of citizens possible. THE SNEEZING "SEASON. When congress goes out the silly Beas id to come in at Wash- ington; and when the bloom of the ragweed floats in the wind in August the sneezing season comes on in New it now and then without centering the ‘bullseye. A Fort Leavenworth soldier, render- ing an account of himself, said he spent $6 on booze, $6 on the girls, 50 cents on the ball game and half a England state. The spectacle of known and pald agents of corporations invad. ing the house at the critical moments which preceded the vote and over- whelming members with threats and entreaties in order to induce them to prove false to their constituents is one which has hitherto been a stranger dent Taft are most in the public mind, The group representing the trial of Harry Thaw also attracts much atten- tion on_account of the hearings be- fore a Westchester county court in his effort to be released from the asy- lum. trial order, mov2d 20 Fairmount Strest. |denim, fancy cretonne, matting $2.00 MARY P. CLAPP Stamping, Stamped Goods and | ™! evpeal to you Low styles fitted UTILITY BOXES, covered in green up: SKIRT BOXES—The practical side Worn Out Plumbing The running expenses of a house are largely increased by worn-out or poor doligr foolishly . lumbing. Either o There are quite a number of these|p even to the most corrupt legislatures. Census Supervisors. with rollers are easily pushed under [P 8. her canses annoyance gland. T r—— : ral 2 de; 5 ; et inconvenfe: shotographs which will be given & full | In this fleld science has not yet been | * The prophet who thinks that the | &oo rUjes of the general assembly of Connecticut will have one censug su- Embrol . Haterials. oo SR e (ok e ong page. able to decide whether goldenrod or|world will be near the starvation point | its members must be strangely want- | PTVISOr, the samb as Arion -,D‘,:m WOMAN'S EXCHANGE, mn " ""h‘ r replacing suck % It s the purpose of The Bulletin |Fagweed s the worst offender against|in 1930, forgets that it is eafing twice | ing in dignity to render such & think | Massachusetts, Nevada, New Mexico, | 237 Main Street, Fay Building, Y";""fl"'k"l‘d““x’;l S °x'"""r;’1"» peace ol mas t00 much now, and may then be hap- | possible. The reluctant attention g 3 . 356-2. mind kind will cost ncthing, ana TIl 1o make this book so attractive that|DUMAD Kind, but when it comes to uch n may | tee pctant attention paid| Porto Rico, Rhode Island, Uuth, Ver- [ Tel. 356-2 IV10TThS Your inspection welcome . inal tendencies. it Wil be in prompt demand when it appears in December for delivery. The Bulletin has had submitted to it for examination about 200 photo- graphs already, and expects to have , Others submitted. The letterpress and the illustrations will represent the best part of the an- nivegsary celebration, and the book will be prized for its accuracy and value by Norwich people everywhere. Order books on the coupon to be found in The Bulletin's advertising columns, TAFT TAKING A NEEDED REST, President Taft does not intend that beauty the goldenrod has been writ- ten of i garden books and song. It is called hay-fever because it was first connected with haying time and hay was believed to be the source of it. The books say that the best thing for hay fever is removal to the moun- tains and the seashore. Now, it s possible for a few persons in every community to flit to the mountains and the seashore whenever the first sneeze sneezes, which is a great relief to the responsibility of the local doc- tors. But the majority of hay fever- grs must stay at home and weep and snifle and curse. They would like to take the medicine, but have mnot the wherewithal to loaf on mountain tops and at the seaside—they must live in the midst of the offending pol- len unt] cold weather makes an end pler and healthier. The designer of the Lincoln cent says that he comes froin a long race of designers, and that he did not sell matches for a Hving in boyhood in the streets of New York. CANNON SLOW TO YIELD. He Stood by Littauer on Gloves—What Did the President Write? Tt is plain now that had it not been for the stand taken by Speaker Can- non in behalf of the duties of the house bill on the importation of gloves agreement might have been re: two or three days sooner than it wa And the boldness and tenacity wi which “Uncle Joe,” bol1 and tenacious as he is known to be, held up the house the inexcusable tardiness in ordering the lobbyists away from their desks combine to emphasize a situation of which Connecticut should be heartily and permanently ashamed.—Bridgeport Telegram. PERSONS TALKED ABOUT Samuel Brackett, aged 90, received recently the congratulations of his friends on the fact that for seventy years he has been a Mason and an 0dd Fellow. 1 Calvin Wells, millionaire 'steel mas- ter and principal owner of the Phila- delphia Presd, was stricken with heart disease at his home in Allegheny, and died two mihutes laler. The debate between Mrs. Humphry Ward and Nrs. Mildred Garrett Faw- OUR ANNUAL Markdown Sale Which is now going on means a great saving in the family shoe bills Below we quote a few of the many bargains : conferses in behalf of & higher dut Beverly shall become & summer capi- |of It. They have our sympathy, for | oo the artiele peaduoed: by or fomacy |cott on. woman Suffrage. which took Lty Bk sobie S aifosde s Easas) FOR MEN. tal in any sense. He puts up no|to have such an exclusive and expen- | congrassman. whe was very laresty i | place recently in London, is said to bars, but he has divided his morn- ings, afternoons and cvenings in a way which shows that he intends to *devote the least possible time to bus- iness and the larger part of the time to his family and recreation. He doesn’t intend to 'devote himself to the mapping out of a public policy, sive afMiction without the means to give it the quietus of sea breezes or mountain alr, is indeéd a misfortune. EDITORIAL NOTES. Home-gickness # heart-sicknes: and the doctors never prescribe for it. Is it a weakness ‘rather than an strumental in bringing about the nom- ination of Speaker Cannon for his first term, surprised even those who thought they knew the man. Luclus Nathan Littauer of Glovers- and Fifty-eighth congresses and w: the central figure of more than one official épisode in which he was c! have brought in quite a snug amount of money., Senator Jeft Davis of Arkansas will be a candidate for re-election. He made this announcement at the annual pienic at Dardanelle, where he made a speech devoted almost wholly to na- tional issues. Our entire line of Fairmount oxfords cut to . 9227 Our entire line of Boardman Shoe: and Oxfords at .$1.78 Our entire line of u Oxfords and $3.48 Our entire line of $3.50 Oxfords at $3.15 One lot of $3 Oxfords at .. N.S. Gilbert & Sons 137-141 MAIN STREET. augdd The Fanning Stadios, 31 Wiliow St. Showing this week MUSLIN and LACE CURTAINS guarantge the prige will be reasonable J. E. TOMPKINS, 67 West Main Street. T. F. BURNS, Heating and Plumbing, m‘"‘92 Franklin Street, lithia Water Iahlals The effervescing kind. Each tablet will make a glass of sparkling Lithia Water, 50 for 25 cents e ot DUNNS PHARMACY, or to the preparation of his message | amiction? ed with having undue influence. “Li — 3 T G ? ; to congress which is not due until i 16em? ’,““"3;1 *’,“’“"“e“ ‘l'l‘ "'C! “"f- Lee Fie, a laundryman in Honesdale, | Misses and Children’s Oxfords a Special value and very fine designs. M s December. He is goin to amuse him- | The public printer has not g9t | jve figure and & man of untsual pas. | 15, belleved o be the first Chinaman in| | 68c, 78c, 87c and 97c. Wall Papers, Carpe siidea 50 Main Street. self in his own way and lend himself to sociabilities which please rather than worry him. He has the tact to mix business and pleasure in ‘such proportions that it means real rest through with the tariff, yet. There is business in it for him. The daily papers morning show that Sunday pleasures every Monday ularity, whose friends are apt to stick to him to the end, just as Speaker Cannon_did. President Roosevelt was one of the warmest friends and strongest backers Pennsylvania to own an automobile. He will be his own chauffeur, and as soon as he gets the hang of the ma- chine will use it in his business. Dr. . M. Atwood, the veteran Uni- Boys’ and Youths' Oxfords and Shoes at greatly reduced prices. Boys’ and Men's Canvas Oxfords.. l and Shoes cut 1-3 to close. Furniture, Wood Floors. may3ld jyisa For the balance of the sea- to him. The buttonholer and the bore | do not all end well for the joyful |Mrs. Littauer had during his stormy| Dr. b M Atwood. f 4 W 5 i ich son I offer all'\my Summer BT ve < mait-anty’ e baviess b | pariod In congram. They wers old col: | Teraallt wiperintendent and. qusst. Look for our sign and save money No Building in Norw o it ieny . which is most urgent will be given any attention during the few weeks which will pass before he takes his trip fo the west—a trip. which will lay & burden upon him only about equal to the pleasures of it. He knows how to enjoy the sea and the golf links and his favorite authors and there is not likely to be any dull moments. He 1s bent upon reluperation and knows how to get it JUDGING CHILDREN. The conclusions reached by men in high and influential positions do mot always seem to be sound to men of difterent experiences. There is B. Feéllows Jenkins, president of the So- clety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, in New York, who has this to say of children as he has scen them. - “Boys are naturally more vicious than girls, but when a girl s vicious she fs far worse than a boy, and more difficult to reform. “T do not believe in hereditary crim- Practically, without exeeption, it is the child’s early sur- roundings and not pre-natal influences that mold its future. ki ~*“1 am afraid I agree with the pro- fessor who, in an address before the The summer resorts are all giving out that they have welcoming breezes, whatever glse they may have that is inviting. Advice to summer resorters: Do not pour the soup down your bosom in your haste, for it Is not nourishing 80 absorbed. Chicago is giving notice that if a police chief is to be chosen from the ranks, a care should be taken that he is not too rank. The vacation that is followed with a week at some rest cure doesn’t end with the abruptness of a regular old- fashioned blow-out. The Connecticut legislature will not be to blame if it runs up a large bill for fans. It would be warranted in trying to keep cool. “William, take that political smile off, and put on one of the olden-time smiles you used to wear around home.” Prosperity has received the word “Go!™ and it is now supposed to be making good time. Let's see how it looks at the quarter. from Harvard in 1878, where he had been a member of the crew and of the football team, and undoubtedly Speak- ed Cannon was acting out of regard and friendship in standing by the glove schedule, which had been drawn by Mr. Littauer of Gloversville. ut the speaker stood out too long. Yet nothing is clearer than that if it bad not been for the letter that came from the White house to the ence committse last Thursdey, Joe” would be standing out still. Littaver was standing out, too, in the corridor outside of the conference rooms when the letter came. The day ‘bef he was siiting inside of the con- ference rooms, and he mlgh} have con- tinued to sit there but for' the trump card, played by onme of his business rivals, who told the newspapermen all jbout the favoritism that was being shown to “Lit” and that brought mat- ters to a head. President Taft did not at any tlme indicate that he might veto whatever bill congress should pass, but if the letter which he sent to the conference committee last Thursday 1s ever pub- lished, as, of eourse, it will be, it will be found that whatever words he may have used, his meaning was plain, that the changes suggested by him must be mnde or that there would be no lariff Many people thought that Sepaker Cannon would not see the handwriting on the wall. but he did—Washington Universalist Leader, gives it as his opinion that in “matter of progressive methods and expert knowledge” the IT’S YOUR KIDNEYS Don't Mistake the Cause of Your Troubles. A Norwich Citizen Shows How to Cure Them. Many people never suspect their kidneys. If suffering from a lame, weak or aching back they think that it is only a muscular weakness; when urinary trouble sets in they think it will soon .correct itself: And so it is with all the other symptoms of kidney Qisorders. That is just where ‘the danger lies. You must cure these troubles or they may lead to diabetes or Bright's disease. The best remedy to use is Doan’s Kidney Pills. It cures all flis which are caused by weak or diseased kidneys. Norwich people tes- tify to permanent cures. 4 Patrick_Sullivan, livikg_at 48 Mt Pleasant Street, Norwick. Conn., says: t any person should ank me what to for pain and lamenvss agross the AT Cosgrove’s Big Shoe Store 206 MAIN ST, Telephone 544 SPEGIAL SALE Men’s Calf and Viei Kid Oxfords, reg- ular $3.00, at Ladies’ High and Low Shoes, regular $2.50 and $3.00, at 98c. P. CUMMINGS, Telephone. 53 Central Avenue. Investigate our premium system. Jv22d Better than Oats UBIKO HORSE and STOCK FEE you should trade. What and Where to Buy In Norwich ready to wait on you. This is where Get the BEST. Do not ask for CHEAP MEAT. We have nothing but the BEST. C. S. FAIRCLOUGH augld Joseph F. Smith, will ever be too large for us to bulld All we ask is an opportunity to bid for the job. Competition Is keen and compels close figuring, but years of experience has taught us ths way to figure close and do first-class work C. M. WILLIAMS, General Contractar and Builder, 218 MAIN STREET. ‘Phone 370. S. F. GIBSON may27d figure to close. C. H. Nickerson, Jun29a DR. C. R CHAMBERLAIN, Dental Surgeon. In charge of Dr. 8, L. Geer's practwe ‘d"urlnl his last iliness. 161 Main Norwich, Conn, nov26d 128 Main Sl Tin and Sheet Metal Worker. Agent for Richardson and Boyntoa Furnaces. 65 West main Street, Norwich, Conn. dec7d JUST RECEIVED A New Supply of Hoyt’s Glulen Flour CARDWELL’S 3 to 9 Market Street. We have Fancy Native Chickens, Fowls and Lamb. Order Here and Get the Best PEOPLE’S -MARKET, 6 Franklin St. Iy JUSTIN HOLDEN, Prop. | Massachusetts Agricultural college, SRR R Letter to Providence Journal. small of my back, I would advise ti Jy31d [ deciared that -l chiidren ase liars o ia g it WHAT THE PAPERS SAY. T B Ry e e L O T SOLD BY FLORIST 5. The Bulletin would not feel like en- | W! rich to establish his tariff . foun they ve no equal for s dorsing these sentimenis. 1t docs ot [Fales Voted agdinst the whole thing G Lo i wouble, Doar's Kidney Pils thor- A. R. MANNING, 200 Main Street, Norwich. FUNERAL ORDERS [JOSEPH BRADFORD, i - " 'eople. oughly reliev: pain in delieve “all children are lars,” for |When it came to a vote. Y. ? the small of my back, st angthened my | 1 /°Phone. Yantic, Conn.| 414 Booek Binder. fi there is only a small ~ to do harm to anyone. A ‘Witnessing a conflict or a controversy ‘why should children be expected to if it did it would feel compelied to admit that all men are equally as bad. When wiltul lying is considered per cent. of men or women who indulge in it. re are all kinds of “white Ifes, which are indulged in with no intent 8ince people are unable to describe it exactly alike, any better? The child has a Itvely nation and takes a great deal license because of the example of The number of strangers one sees upon our streets is evidence that a great many people realize what a nice place Norwich is to vi Tom Johnson, who used to tell all the mayors of the country what to do, is now being told what is what by the Cleveland people. In prohibition Kansas, the Jackson cocktall is all the 1t is made. of hard cider and Jamaica ginger, snd The scandalous action of the cor- poration lobby which brought about the defeat of the Chandler-Whiton amendment to the Barnum public util- ities bill cannot be too widely adver- tised if the people of the state are ever 10 be aroused to the existence of forces in government and legislation which are much more powerful than they are, New details are continually being add- ed to the shocking picture of the de- gradation of a legislature and there is unhappily no reason to doubt the truth of them. The accounts sent hroadcast have made many converts to the cause of state supervision of corporations, Lee s kidneys and benefited m s in a neral way. 1 procured ihis remedy af N. Seyin & Son's druk store, and am i to rgcommend § For sale by all gealers. Price 50c. Foater-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, scle agents for the United States. Remember the name — Doan's — and take 1o otner. For indigestion and all stomach trou- ble take Foley's Orino Laxative, as it stimulates the stomach and liver and regulates the bowels and will positive- ly cure habitual conltlutlon. ‘The & Osgood Co. auglod Particular People Patronize Rogers’ Domestic Laundry, There's a good reason for it. Tel. 903-2. Rear 37 Franklin St. iva22d Fanc, 5 thira ot’:uuhr cost gs you to the door. lace. Jer2a Special for Next Month at Mill Remnant Store, 201 W. Main St. Ten thousand !lrdl of Fine Dre: Gooal Silks and Cotton Goods, at one- rice, Don't REMNANT 201 West The car fo! rEet Artistically Arranged by Tel. 130. Lafayette Street. Summer Millinery it IES BUCKLEY'S, 308 MalnS!. waréd juni6d | Telephone 262, HUNT .. .. The Florist, | Blank Books Nads and Ruled to Order, 108 BROADWAY. oct108 Watch Repairing @one at Friswell's spegks for Itself. WAL FRISWELL, 25-27 Franklia B