Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 11, 1909, Page 4

Entered a: the Postolfice at Norwieh, Conn., as u‘gnd matter. Calls: Bulletin Business Office. 480, Bulletin Editorial Rooms, 35-3. Bulletin Job Office, 35. Willimantic Office, Room 2. Murray Bullding. Telephone, 210. e Norwich, Wednesday, Aug. 11, 1909. P esasesssssnsensssssssssasens The Circulation of iThe Bulletin. The Bulletin has the largest cir- culation of any paper in Fasters £ wich, and read b ninety-three per 3 Counecticut, and from three to four tmes larger than that of any in Norwich. It is delivered to owt 3,000 of the 4,053 houses in Mbi thr - d out by m‘rqsh of Cleve- | land by 4,000 majority. The cheap service was' the most unsatisfactory ver had in the city. This defeat of the Schmidt plan at a referendum election is interpreted as a preference for what is called the Tavlor plan, devised by Federal Judge Taylor, which provides that new grants shall be made to the Cleye- land railway company on the basis of § per cent. to the stockholders at a fair valuation, the fare to be as low as the income will allow with good service on all lines. It is the first defeat which Johnson has sustained, but its decisiveness makes it plain that Cleveland has come to look upon the traction prob- lem as something to regulated along business lines rathér than by the dictates of demagogy THE FUSS OVER THE LINCOLN, CENT. The attempt to abridge the privi~ leges of Artist Brennan in the use of his initials upon the new Lineoln cent is funny, since it has not been denied to engravers whose work has been accepted heretafore. v The hope af a premium on them on ] sidewalk in front of a row of attractive stone houses, Group of children playing marbles. There js a ai and screaming rises, amid a ge: show of belllfu!nc)c Mrs. Jores runs out to quell the disturb- ance. 2 Mrs. Jones—“Mercy! Whatever fs the matte Bertie White, what are Yoy making sush a—" rtle (with anguished howls— “Freddy, he snagged my turn to shoot! He's a pig, that's what he is! Mrs. Jones (leading him away)— “You come into the house with me, Bertie! Such nonsense I never heard! 8top rubbing your eyes—yowll make them all infamed!” The other boys—"Yah-h! Cry baby (They run away’ ‘Woman next door—“Mary, what was all that noise? I was up in the attlé and heard it—such a racket and screaming! It sounded as if some- body was hurt”' . Mary—"I dinnaw. Somethin’ hap- pened. I seen Mrs. Jones take a little bov into her house, ma'am. It looked like that Bertie White, around the coraer, whose maw's always on the %0. He was yellin' fit to kill. They was playin’ marbles, Woman next door—"Mercy! 1 sup- ED 1 Bertie: White through He'll be blind for life if he He's in Mis. Jones' house. 1 don® knew what daetmi tlhoi got, nmh three. Yes, I'll let -you know. isn't home—nobody knows where she is! Tm at Mrs. Whil She's ali broken up over [ B Mrs. Nichols (to three en)—"The most dreadful news! Little Bertie White is dying at Mrs. Jones' house and she has got three special- ists and a nurse. His mother js gad- ding about somewhere. Somebody shot the child. Oh, I donm't know-—some drunken man probably, for no one else would be flourishing @ revolver about! Ong of the shots must have gone through the Whitcombs' window, be- cause they said over¢he phone that she was injured or something. Why, it's like living in the wild west!” First Bridge Player—“How perfect- Iy dreadful! Why, we're in danger of our lives! How fortunate none of us got hurt coming here! Is the maniac still loose or have they captured him?" Second Bridge Player (struggled to her feet)—“Oh, I shall faint! Bertie's uncle married the sister of my sister- in-law, you know! BSuch an awful calamity to occur right in the family! T must go right away—" In Kansas. Commercial > 20th Century methods in Accounting, Banking, Short- hand, Touch Typewriting, Actual Office Practice, Voice- writing, Law Office Practice, etc. - SOHOOLS AT NORWICH and PUTNAM School Reich Plunkett 25 EDDIE LEONARD'S WINSTRELS 500 Kilowatt Hours, Gic for first d 2¢ for each: additional kilowatt EXAMPLE, Norwich, July 26, 1909. JUHN McWILLIAMS, GILBERT §. RAYMOND, EDWIN A. TRACY, Board of Gas and Electrical Commis- sloners. Jysoa . For d0d » Friday.Aug 13, at 8.15 .0, s The greatest ‘minstrel show ever organized, with 'EDDIE LEONARD America’s minstrel idol, and a com- 7pany of $o minatrel artists, includ- «ing Geo. Thatcher, the dean of min- strelsy. Prices ....20¢c, 35¢, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 Seats on sale at the Box Office, Wauregan House and Bisket, Pitcher & Co., on Wednesday, August 11, at 9 o'clock. Cars to all points after the perform- ance. auglld Lincoln Park Norwich and Waesterly Trolley. RUSTIC THEATRE Matinee and Evening Performances. FREE CONCERT . . account of changes ordered is not|pose a marble hit him in the eye' If | Sympathetic Chorus—“Why, of cours | fcent of the people. In Windhamg| o " L " s Vhen machies|T had a child T'd be in constant ter- | you must! You poor thing! We didn't| The man who climbed up a corn- arls as lons Sunday Afternoon at 3.20 it s dolivered to over 900 hou: were turning out the pennies when | TOF Of hix putting his eves out playing | know they were relative oMaybe you! stalk on the ’S‘L‘i.’;".?ir’.‘%’!r'.‘.',‘finfifii ARG ;44 3 iy - ames! If Mrs. Jones wasn't 8o queer | can get there before he dles ar: een cl g dow) o ¢ in Putnem and Danielson to OVer}|the orders were received. The cofn- | F4MIE U RER Jones wrasvit 88 QUinn | R, 3¢ KO0, C€ comeort to the poor | reaching the ground because the corn For Fall Season 1909-10 Received FIVE STRONG ACTS OF 1,100, ang in al' of these places t3|age of the new pennies was begun in grew too fast for him, is again doing That's whaot comes of not staying |child! Both eyes gone—how awful! ¢ is considered the locsl dally. June, and up to the time the order | home and taking care of your own — business in Kansas. — Washington : audevi"e Eastern Connecticut has forty- was received 27,995,000 of the little | children! T think I'll run over inMl Second Bridge Player :l‘\lslhll'\?l w:llld ;:ll; ‘:r:] :nvll!ddt;} cnly ar‘:dyno; the hundred and sixty coins, representing the value of $27 ‘Whitcomb's a see if she's heard |ly down lh'v reet descries in the dis. arisian an ew Yor) ‘ashions, #I%6 thwnd, ane hun 950 had been minted. About 14,000,- | an¥thing more tance Bertie and also prepare yourself with a suit Feature Nlaht Thur ldly & Gve vost office districts and forty- ene rural free delivery routes. The Bulietin is sold In every town and on all of the R. F. D. ards her. Bertie’s mother is looking | extremely handsome and well tailored, which somehow offends her distant rel- ative by marriage,)—"Oh, my dear! My dear Mrs, Whitcomb- ¥ou came ove 1 nervous. T was lying down readin when T heard 1he wcrsi commotion in the street and just as I got to th Ten thousand dollars for her two dogs, $2,000 for her husband, is the way a Connecticut woman willed her worldly wealth. Surely, this bereaved hubby must feel that everything is “Oh, I'm so glad was getting so for the Fall. early callers. S, LEON, Ladies Tstor Reasonable prices for : £ 5 000 of the coins have aiready been DISPLAY COMMENCING AT 10.05 stributed throughout ihe country, and the remainder will be shipped out 4s rapidly as the demand for the CABINO Dancing every afternoon and evening. routes in Eastern Connecticut, pleces develop. window 1 heard that poor little Bert: Bertie's Mothor (turning pale)— | oo . W N o) ec . « . A X ing to the bow-wows.—N. Y. Herald. % At v gy The criginal Lincoln cent if changed | White scream out something about | “What is it? What's happened? g — | Ice Cream, Scda and Light Lunches. CIRCULATION is likely to be hoarded by those get- | SNooting and he was holding his hands | Second Bridge Player (hysterically) Di liting: the Coust 278 Main 8t, Room 1 May Building. ¢ 4 es, Mrs. Jones is so heartle: ‘Now, my dear, you must be brave. - 9 ! aughd Purchase your car tickets, admit- AR o2 ting them, but the number out and to | .0 jiag" made him walk into the | You must not give way! Remember,| Both Senator Aldrich and Speaker ting to Park, at Madden's Cigar Stoy h N 2-d ashe i be circulated indicate that the pre-|nouse, instead of carrying him. Those | it is your duty to be brave! Your lit- | Cannon deny that they are to tour THIS IS OUR R e AN eererennB 9203 | Mivm will be very smail for the pres- | dreadful small boys—they all ran | tle Bertie—oh, this is terrible—he was | the country. lecturing, after congress Twenty-fifth Anniv f v ent. away instantly’ No. I don't know who | running along when an escaped lunatic | adjourns. This will be a sad disap- ersary S THE ATRE 1906, average ———— shot him or who had the gun—people | shot him—through both eyes! Blind | pointment to many thousands of peo- and this grand offer is for A PROFITABLE CUSTOM HOUSE |arc <o dreadfully careless nowadays! | for life if he s still living, even! e | ple—Springfield Union. THIS VISIT ONLY. Charles McNulty, Lessee. The idea of letting a child have a|was carried into the nearest house— — { 1907, average. 4 CHANGE. weapon with whieh he can maim and | Mrs, Jones. Wait—I'll go with you! Why Uncle Joe Refrai $5.00 GLASSES FOR $1.25 Devoted to First-class Moving It is becoming evident that the|Kkilll Why, Bertie may be blinded for | (Bertie's mother rushes to "Mrs.| poyane i¢ iy less his Including 12-year Gold Seamless Wire appointment of William J. Loeb, Jr. | life, if he doesn't die of it! Ob, T am | Jones' house and bursts in desperatoly, | (LIRS (3 1 oapy Traimps - Bisget Soavinic. Coss hng Pictures and Iliusirated Songs. as collector of the port of New York | 80 excited white with terror. She finds her Son|(annon from playing golf than the fact | the Best Examination of the ight . by. President Taft, was timely, and |, Woman next door—“How perfectly|placidly eating bread and milk, While| ;¢ h; peing so busy preparing 13-hole | possible by the DAMMERS ¥CIE! g o Slnc i the results leave nio doubt that it is | dreadfull Why I never heard any-|Mrs. Jones is in a reclining ' chair, | 00 15 PO Th."Other tellows.—N. Y. | TIFIC MBTHOD, ALL FOR $126 e e ar THE LION TAMER Syt e E st thing like it! And his mother's away | peacefully reading a new novel.) o y ' ; —AND— most profitable to the government. |having a good time, while her child | Mrs. Jones—“Why, how pale you loox, S ONE DAY ONLY Six Others, All Good During last month the amount of |is dying, probably! Tve such a sym- | Mrs White! The heat has been too Py Parlors of the Wauregan House, Master Harry Noonan, Phenomenal dutfes collocted on the baggage of in- | pathetic nature—it brings tears to my | much for you! Yes, here's Bertie. 1 R NRISHN. p Norwich, Conn. Boy Soprano, in High Class and Illus- aesasssees coming passengers in New York was | eves just to think of it! T was going | was going to let him go home with you| When Mr. Bierot landed from his Thureday, Rugmet 12th. trated Songs b down’ the street to see Nichols He's been spend- monoplane on the white clitfs of Dover GHESTS —— - —| 40044510, TC terst h when you went by. i nees, Ladie THE BULLETIN'S ILLUSTRATED it e e 1 rt to do|ing the afternoon with me.” : e made 330000000 worth of British | Office Houra 9 a m. until 4 7. m, n:::::'f . Ladies and Oildren, Ser h e o ® ; May T use your telephone? Hello, Mother (hysterically)— | warships look like 30 cents.—Los An- Edward me| BREEH HAL Washt BOOK. BeosmIALY. 10 “Teour. to° the. factthnt Nichols. No, I just called up to d he was shot and killed and | geles Times. The E. Dammers Co. e S they are more than twice as large I wasn't coming. Youll have to » e 301 Old South Building, 294 Wash- It is not surprising that a great deal of mterest is felt in the pictures which are to be a feature of the 250th an- , niversary Juhilee book—what they are to be and what they are to repre- Portraits of the officers and as those of July, 1907, and quite three times as great as those for the same month in 1906. That there has been no such increase in the number of ar- rivals from abroad as ihe amount of dutiable property which incoming get xome o se to take my hand at bridge. There's been a dreadful ac- cident right in front of my door, al- most. Some children were playing with a gin and one of them shot Jones—Why, how perfectly how on earth did that get started Bertie (joyously)—"I milk!"—Chicago News. want s'more Of Familiar Things. Speaker Cannon says that when playing poker he likes to call the blue chips a billion dojlars. To be sure; it reminds him of the real things in con- N. Y. American. | tne gress. ington Street, Boston, Mas: augdd We have Fancy Native Winished to show the natural beauty of the wood. Convenient for storage, especially at moth time. New styles received in price from $4.50 up. JAMES F. DREW Piano Tuning and Repairia Best Vork Onl, sent. baggage contains is perfectly evident, WHAT THE PAPERS SAY. S A cneral use of the picture post b chairmen of committees and the guests [ for 1906 especially, was a vear of it il el Ther ke the Airicen e In France. Chit‘kens, 7:::;3:“ o 18 Perkine Ave of the city will number a score or two | UnPrecedented prosperity in this Pleasure and Peril in Equal Parts. | more than ever aware of that fact,| So far as can be learned, not a Paneled Window Seats at $13.50, fit- 2 ( country prosperity ..hich continued — indeed, these cards dre now quite gen- | single member of the new French cab- F I d b' and then thero will bo PHOLETADNS | guer July, 1807, The enhanced cum. | ANY, Up-lo-Gate newspaper can get | eruily preferred for all byt bustnoss | Inct got his job by serving as chair- OWIS ani m T WK A1 o EXPERT TUNING ! of the decorated streets, the parade, |toms revenue, therefore, is to be ex.|UP & full Monday morning column of | purposes. In spite of the ridicule| man of an election campaign commit- . the performances and objects of spe. | plained only by changes in the cos. | MOLOF aceidents these days. Sunday's | heaped upon them, they are often mar- [ tce.—New Orleans Times-Democrat. UTILITY BOXES, covered in green | saves and_improves the oime, Al » . g oty Boide Reslr. 5 list includes two killed ~at Turners | vellously good and show what really Order Here and Get the Best |denim, fancy cretonne, matting $2.00 A e clal interest, it is expected, will make ! Falls, Vi, one killed at Bethlehem, Pa,, | artistic results may now be obtained Bisashed . Trhet Wit A. W. JARVIS, - The new collector’s systematic bus- | one killeld at Worcester, Mass., one|by cheap processes, The government 3 up, -~ ‘:.fl"xcm Con - el ‘on about 50 pages. Where there are large assemblages of people the pictures will iness methods ahd his alertness have worked wonders. With a reduced force killed at New Haven, two likely to die at Mamaroneck, two dangerously hurt will not go into the picture busines: of course. But there is no reason why George Bernard Shaw seems to be doing hi: Dbest to prove his aphorism that “every man 40 years of age is a PEOPLE’S MARKET, SKIRT BOXES—The practical side w“raduate Nilew Bryast s of Plane Tuning, Battle Oreek, Mick. 4 s hio-ia oitaintes ¥ h & - |at Stamford, one badly hurt at New | it should not issue cards of good qual- - . > e made large enough to make the{ne s obtaining very much better re-{y o qon and’ two injured at Babylon, | ity and attractive to the e The ex- | scoundrel.”—Philadelphia Inquirer. 6 Franklin St. will appeal to you. Low styles fitted| prop a postal and T'll call. identification of citizens possible. S L. 1. The man who owns a car is for- | isting card fulfils neither of these re- 3 with rollers are easily pushed under| _ decisd "Phone_518-8 § fhere are quite a number of these tunate, of course, but he seems to mix | quirements.—Providence Journal. Won’t Help Any, dy17a JUSTIN HOLDEN, Prop. 4 EDITORIAL NOTES. his pleasure with peril in almost equal —— We have an idea that Mr. Bryan will the bed. photographs which wil] be given a full The issue now is, Will the parts.—Waterbury American. Westerly's Civic Center. find that Texas is just as far from the government of | Washington as Nebraska is.—Boston JRE 12 no aavert: mediu Bastorn Connecticut squal to Toe Buls F. C. GEER TUNER page. the new Lincoln cent sting? 7 . The purchase b; B o 0. cviioes of Tho - Banetia =5 ki A Bad Affair. < |, new post office site at Westerly is a | Globe. - letin for business Your inspection welcome d ¥ Speaker Cannon does not allow him- | _ The Kkilling of a little boy in New | reminder of the fac! that that town, 122 Prospect St fo make this book so attractive that| ., Pt CTIE Haven by the automobile of Repre- |like all enterprising New Englani Tel. $39-6. Norwich, Cy ft will be in prompt demand when it wppears in December for delivery. under fire. emies should keep silent. His en- The Grand Army of the Republic is sentative John §. Hall of the town of Lyme seems as nearly an unavoidable accident as such a thing can be. Mr. communities of the hetter class, is de- veloping a civic center. On this twen ty-thousand dollar lot will be erected OUR ANNUAL PLUMBING AND GASFITTING. The Bulletin_has had submitted to | TUF Grond fn 4 gt \2 | Hall made a desperate effort to avoid |a _hundred-thousand dollar _federal e : g aving a hot time in Smoot-town. As [ the child, who ran across the street | building, near by the central square of it for examination about 200 photo- |, new experience, it is timely. as he approached, by swerving his!the town, the public library, the high graphs already, and expects to have others submitted. The letterpress and the illustrationg will represent the best part of the an- Ready-made sentiment furnished to consumers: If you've got the money to buy with, what's the odds! machine to one side and going up onto the sidewalk, but could not avoid the child, "1t is 'a sad affair for all con- cerned and the only thing that can be said is that a slower speed might have avoided the accident. Still, it school and the fine park of thirty odd acres which all newcomers to. West- erly are surprised to find in a place of its sige. If the architecture of the new building is acceptable—and it is like- ly to be in these days of inteligent at- Markdown Sale N.$. Gilbert & Sons 41 MAIN STREET. The Vaughn Foundry Co, IRON CASTINGS . niversary celebration, and the book | All watch dogs are in the same class | does not seem that Mr. Hall exceeded i Vi Whi I] i . y It dag 5 s 2 o tention to such things at Washington g g g o ol g e R g will be prized for:its accuracy and |0 the persons who trespass on the | the limit.— Bridgeport Standard, —Westerly will have more reason than ch IS ROW going on means a grea PRtiRE NALH 835 Fusry Bivesy, premises of others late at night. — ever to take pride in its externals. Let Suih walue by Norwich peopie everywhere. Order books on the coupon to be We should feel thankful that the Not to Lead but to Follow. “Connecticut may not care to make it develop an equal measure of com munity sentiment and its growth will be rapid and its progperity assurea.— saving in the family shoe bills found in The Bulletin's advertising | Drotective tarit s the one thing [up her mind in ffteen minutes” says |be rap d its o i i th b oA . which the ph T t play, | the Bridgeport Standard. “Connecti- | Providence Journal. . 2ug w 0 t Pl b tolumus. o DRonosTAPh cannot Dlayy | cuts habits are steady, not _impetu- gl Below we quote a few of the many bargains : orn Vu umpin FOR REVISING POLITICS. The cornfields of the west take no notice of flaws in the tariff. They ous,” says the Hartford Courant. This to explain why the present legislature They Get It AlL A traveler by automobile through .-$3.48 The Fanning Studios, The running expenses of a house are s = LA will probably leave to the next legis- | Vermont came to a handsome place s largely Increased by worn-out or poer Benator Luther thinks that carry- | are placarded thus: The higgest yield, | ature in 1911 (he job of declaring the | and seked an old. man whe owned it | Ladies black suede $4 oxfords FOR MEN, Ay TR ."““nn“ fmg religious principics futo_politics | ever! state's judgment on the income tax | Mr. Isham.” was the answer. “Fine Our entire line of $4 Oxfords and 31 Willow St. —usually at the most incomvenient will glorify the state, and no one rises s amendment.—Waterbury American. ace,” ¢ d ’ o ire 1k i /4 » o dgn_‘, . The Journal-Gourter of| Mark Twain has been limited to a5 2 L place.” commented the traveler, as he | Our entire line of Fairmount oxfords | Pumps at ............ ...$348 8K Bigthis ik time. An estimate for replacing such WNew Haven commends a movement | {OUr cigars a day by his doctor. Why The Back Door of Society. the plaintive old man answered: “Oh, | Ut t0 «.ooocoiiieieine seesese 27| plumbing with the modern, peace of for “the revision of politics upwards” 'l‘;"”' A man in the use of “a good A new theory of the ethics of gam- Kmv IB“} w“lhe.h get a‘n T:ax‘nn»x | Our entire line of $3.50 Oxfords at $3.15 MUSUN and LACE mind kind will cost nothing, and I'll B idanss ot | i . ng?” ling, or a > . o o eh | they wan Y, got a any & L | # ” Jolitician and the sincers Chrinian| A Kentucky ministor rises to say | legislators. was put forth the other |oT and Oxfords at ............. ++-$178 | One lot of $3 Oxfords at ........ 9247 F. TOMPKINS. . 3 A that whiskey is a mistake. That de-|day by one of the society leaders of S T SRR SR Al J jeek the same ends. 8 3 > A pends upon whether it is in our midst | Narragansett, Mrs, John Henry Hee- & . ” 3 il "’ _ Inihis paper printed in The Church- [ P*77% ! ur midst | an, in discussing the gambling scan- Misses and Children’s Oxfords at | Our $250 Oxford Ties and Shoes |Special value and very fine designs. | may27a 67 West Main Street, Man he puts this truth in this w: spry dals at “the pier:” 0 68¢, 78¢c, 87c and 97¢.| cut to . A It $2.15 and $1.97 “Is there any convention or synod The consumer finds it vefy difficult As far as gambling is concerned, it's Wall Papers, Carpets, Shades, or assembly of any. religious orgun- | o=y o PR TREE Y ’Th_ leult | something that's got to exist. My idea Fu-niture, Wood Floors. fzation or church which really has to > Te 3| of this question is that it ought to be Boys' and Youths’ Oxfords and Shoes | Boys' and Men's Canvas Oxfords.. | maysld nothing in it that looks like a joke | regulated. I believe this form of ; @o more intimately with practical re- s at greatly reduced prices. and Shoes cut 1-3 to close. ' [ ] [ mot to lose lgion than has the congress United States or the legislatures of the several states? Do we Kpisco- palians not pray earnestly that as a Tesult of the endeavors of the senate and representatives, ‘Peace and hap- piness, truth and justice, religion and of the to him. « The apple crop is reported to he fifty per cent. greater than last year, and (hat means increased cider, and perhaps, wealth. As a legislature elected upon a re- amusement is the rich man's pastime, and it's nobody'’s business how he spends his money as long as it doesn't injure anybody else. But I'm emphat- ically opposed to the opening of these gambiing places to young boys and ‘msn who eannot afford to lose a dol- ar. It should be added that she extends FOURYEARS GROWTH Look for our sign and save money No Building in Norwich will ever be too large for us to bulid. All we k is an opportunity to bld for the job. Competition is keen and compels close figuring, but years of Heating and Plumbing, - 32 Franklin Street. marl plety, may be established among us |form basis, the Connecticut general|the same liberality to other vices, and ! y . [ il g ; J e liperality , xperience has taught us the way to for generations?” Now, what it is right | assembly appears to be a pody entire- | would have a saloon “far each class | ; ?m close and d‘a flr.'l-cll s work || "tL! to pray for it is our duty to work |ly off its pedestal. of people—~waite: lored men, middie o A for. The man who reads the prayer . dlace, wonfety, et That e vro. Removed by Lydia E. Pink= | Egar §% o ¢ ; When you think th Vokes interest—what is there in the | o, Spmrows, o sase Amen thersto, | When you think that man does |\OAE Wk caveiniys” b on v ham’sVegetableCompound | C. M. WILLIAMS, SRR am’'syeg o and does not rise from his knees re- soived to be a politician, has missed one purpose of prayer and has done something to make his prayer ineffec- tive 2 not know what he is talking about, ou to fathom, if you can, s talking for. what he The returning congressmen of the theory ought mot the saloons as well as the gambling hells to be restrictec to the patronage of the rich? Mr: Heenan's bree: mments will inter- est Narragansett, but will that watei Lindley, Ind. — *“Lydia E. Pink- bham’s Vegetable Compound removed a cyst tumor of four years’growth, Telephone 544 206 MAIN ST, General Contracter and Builder, + 218 MAIN STREET. ‘Phone 370, may27d This is a good, logical presentation | West who found brass bands at the|ing place relish her characteriz ‘which thres of the ks _ | atation to welcome fth ciew | Of it as “the back door to soc e of the truth, and if Connecticut rec- |#tation waicome. them, BOMS. Vo st RapuDilcan. best physicians de- . P G N ognized and appreciated it, as she ought, the third house, which was so bold and shameless in its conduct last week, would never again make such the future with confide ce. Tt is a sad mistake for any eom- munity to let their smartest and mox An Error About Uncle Jos “I believe myself that Uncle Joe clared I had. They said that only an operation could help me. 1am ve; What and Where to Buy In Norwich Tin and Sheet Metal Worker. Agent for Richardzon and Boyntoo The effervescing kind. will make a glass of sparkling Lithia Water. 50 for 25 cents DUNN’S PHARMACY, 50 Main Street. J ive P2 a his last political legs,” sal mem- @& disgraceful, open display of its pow- | PrOSTessive voung men get away. g" thatIfollows They build ¥ er of the house toda “He hus 8 N 1 Al a1 Y Ualld wo-geher pleoss reached the point when his influence a friend’s advice Sy ‘_slrfndnv‘lrh{s (,,L‘Ed' 24 HERE WE ARE Furnaces. : _v1sa e SR Binsldent Tam is ot among thoe | 1%, 01 the wane. Able men will not and took Lydia E. Men's Ca A ; ready to wait on you. This is where |55 West main Street, Norwich, Conn. It would nndoubtedly puzzle a Phil- who play or advocate Sunday golf. He can get enough of the game in stand much longer to be bossed about by him. and the small coterie he keep. about him: and when the break come. Pinkbham’s Vege. table Compound, for it has made me ular $3.00, at 98c. ¢ High and Lo and $3.00, at 98c. P. CUMMINGS, Ladi Shoes, regular you should trade. ‘Get the BEST. Do not ask for CHEAP MEAT. We have nothing but the BEST. decTd JUST RECEIVED For the balance of the sea- son I offer all my Summer @deiphia lawyer to tell just what this | six davs to warrant his resting on the | You may look for a rush to Payne 4 Wownward revision of the tariff | seventh. Payne has stood by the house in the N ahalf‘r:gggn;:fi:fi Telephone. 53 Central Avenue. C. S. FAIRCLOUGH A New Supply of weig ht Suitings at a very low ‘gmounts to. The duty has been ad- — tariff fight and Cannon has-not. If the g B St o e, MAY Fuy, Investigate our premium system, augTd 9 figure to close. Wanced on many things; and the im. | Happy “thought for todav: Sinee | hOUsE saves ita face in ite contest witi oD 28 live: ! * vz : Hoyt’s Gluten Flour Porters who had goods at sea about | We know that “procrastination is the | tno president amd not Cannon, wh. _One of the greatest triumphs of ~ AP C. H. Nickerson, 128 Main St. " the time the vote was taken strained "every nerve to get their cargoes into port before the law went into effect, money, but to save it. {The most that is said for it in the house of its friends is that consider- ing the multitude of intgrests at ‘stake, the best that could be expect- ‘ed has been done. tainly dissatisfied by reason of the 1l concession made in the wood thief of time” it is up to us to see that he does not get what he is look- ing for. It's a good plan not to say what you think of things until you have counted a hundred. A smart man can make a revision of his opinions in that time. that a man and his wife should take a vacation together, should just ex- should have been the first man back the house bill up. Cannon rep resents a tariff element of which th American people are thoroughly tired The old order is passing away in thi house, as' it is in the senate, and mer of broader ideas must come in. 1 Cannon offers the affront to the house of punishing some of its ablest mer because they have not followed hin/ Washington Special to Boston Tran seript. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- sound is the conquering of woman's read enemy— tumor. If you have mysterious pains,inflammation, ulcera- tion or displacement, don’t wait for time to confirm your fears and go through the horrorsofa hnsvlhl?en. tion, but try Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege. table Compound at once. herbs, hasbeen thestandard remedy for female ills, and such unquestion- Better than Oats UtIKO HORSE and STOCK FEED SOLD BY A. R. MANNING, ephone. uglod Yantic, Conn. Patronize Joseph F. Smith, FLORIST 00 Main Street, Norwich. jyia Remnant Store, 201 W. Main St, Ten thousand yards of Fine Dress CARDWELL'’S, 3 to 9 Market Strest. Jys1d FUNERAL ORDERS Arttistically Arranged by Tel. 130. “One body of manufacturers, the in his extremes on the tariff he will be Pinkham" , Producers of newspapers, are cer-| The New York pastor, who declares | the heavy loser in the long run.” vfo‘;xbh&,!:"l‘ E‘mmm':,'"' Particules Pesple Special for Next Month at Mill /[ HUNT .. .. The Florist, | Teiesnone 262 octil Lafayette Street. Junisd Jun2ee JOSEPH BRADFORD, Boolk Binder. Blank Books Klade and Ruled to Or: 108 BROADWAY. Watch Repairing {Pulp and print paper schedule. Per- | plain how they can do it on the New Post Cards. able testimony as the above proves the ) Go 8 ; E o ods, Bilks and Fancy Cotton {Baps no other body of manufacturers | amount in hand. 1f Mr. Hitchcock is able to fuifl i, value of this famous remedy, and Rogefs Dom:stic hflfldry. 5000 15 yara Jensthn For sle” ey wom dodd' i Bkisite been hit harder than the news- e . hould confidence and hope to third “of regular cost price. The ecar : ; promise of wupplying the public. arte 8hould give pe There's a good reason for it brings you to the door. Don't f speaks for itselt. ‘paper makers. All they will have to| A Chicago woman just deceased has | the first of next January, with posi every sick woman. i the place. b i R Ilflllel' I lflel'y s 2 {do is to grin and bear it. left a request that her ashes be|CArds equal to those in use abroad, he If you would like advice Tel 903-2. Ruar: 37 kit 0. | MILL REMNANT STORE, WM. FRISWELL, 25-27 Franklin cannot all be happy at the same | strewn upon Lake Michigan. She was | Wil have done something to make I ghout your case write a confiden- Jv22d Je124 201 West Main st. et ent; and & good wave of pos- | wrecked there with her husband, angd :,'\’e'"“‘l";;',',':l:,“’?:b{'r {hopost oM devar tial letter to Mrs, Pinkbam, at Saosade ity may be succeeded by a flood | he and his fortune were never recov- | mmisn ih fo g ol dosign ane - ¥ ymn, Mass. Her advice is free, ™ ro aGvernising m, m | THERE 15 no advertis) 1 MISS BUCKLEY'S, 308 MainS! THERE 15 no advertising med - e present Umited States pos ) u; , - : eriising media F protis and gond naturs DR e Bt Lt S aad aiwans hataput | T st The BeP | il R TR MR e B St qial""Fae