Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 2, 1909, Page 4

‘The Bristol Press having said in its columns that Stnator Hurley of Wa- 2 A __| terbury “proved himself a crude, dull, 2 5 o 5 T oo b p political trator—a disgrace to his ] ’ ey - -l g a spoon | : - Y 1 : 113 YEARS OLD. party.” Mr. Hurley gives natice that lod, chil tnutes llm a b X J “ == = = he statement must be reversed or a ¥ » i 3 Ty - . ription price, 13¢ & weeki 50¢ & | cuit for libel will follow. The editor o : Liaad of the Press, himself a democrat and a fair man, knows a renegade democrat when he sees one; and If in this in. stance his sight was faulty he may be anges. depended upon to take it all back and - Julce ‘ot six lares, say that the honarable senator was not o onally, and DRCK. for severel hourk. as crude and dull a political traitor gt g B Ll g0 3, 'a dosen § min as he appeared to be. PR R S ey 1t is something unusual for a public Paris Transfer Pattern Mo, 8082. | 5i% ",2' :::dl-u These -kll;ll oan £t Bventngs Reseryed seats 20c | Fistures changed Monday, Wednesday and Friday | = . s oranges the on suits B Morwich, Thursday, Sept. 2, 1908 | man ' "‘"'h"" i ¢ ’"?' Edging design 1 1-4 inchee wide, 3 | for the yellow part of the skin waxed paper (such as comes for a lin- v 3 — =—=———=c====| grounds as these, since renegade party | ... 35" 1ong, to be transferred to linen, | away to form the ets will ing to cracker boxes). . - stamps ssesssasassasassssessssesssssssssss | men are quite common and quite fash- | o mprie, Persian or Victoria 1awn, | enough to boil in the 'hill De- fonable as is to be witnessed by the | paineook and similar material used | gkin baskets, line them thin little| THOSE GORY SPEED CONTESTS. late votes upon the tariff, in the development of drawers, petti- |)ace paper doilies, stand them on oth- 2 ry and chil- | er paper doilies to keep them from mwmmi? righton Beach he Circulation of The term as pepularly interpreted |coat or any d P m e Bullefin. §[Just says that Senator Hurley has not | dren's wear. ' The leaves are Worked |alipping about tho plates, aad il thom Pictured. | 3{lined up to his party principles, and 5000 3 et ; op is padded before being butto) —_— Fuether diveduen TR ather Wanhers Have tad pree The Bulletin has the targest ele- |07, s Sores Back, U0oR Ther Ne and | Holed, and) the whole demien wark Qrange Compote. el B Ao Vioum 3 vve making & ——OF THE— P 80 in a careless and bungling way, and | wit, white mercerized cotton or white | Boil a half pound of granulated su-| was furnished seme 15,000 total of 56, or 22 cent, Of the 1wo fon of any paper ‘In Hasterd2a good many shrewd politicians have |xnd a color combined, if desired. gar with just'a litle water for five| Brighton Beach race {reck this | houses s @ whole, 36 were members . . ' nnecticut, and from three to £our i | laughed at such a public statement as | Price of pattern, 10 cents. Animutes. Cool SwapuR 2ug sal ::: iy g e | rton s Iogiilieion uwrln" s ew on n“ Ulm y g" n cl 4 t of any 2| this and 1, de litical capital juice of a quarter a lemon previous ive lence, a pro- 18 R Srper s S8 ripbcs - anitle | il meaty part of four or five oranges, 1 I led | portion Iz than in most of the ses: out of it. 1t does not look as if Semator Hur- ley understood hew to turn a scorcher over witheut fuss and feathers 50 as to burn its author. He is going to invite the assistance of the court not seeming to realize that when poli- tics get into court they never wash i clean. In his cajmer moments Semator Hur- ley may See that alrash step now may cost more than he can afford to pay forsit. 2 Norwieh. It is delivered to over "1 2000 of the 4053 houses tn Nor-} 1§ % wich, and read b minety-three per eent. of the peeple. In Windham } 2 it is delivered to over 300 houses. % in Putnam snd Danielson to over 132 1100, ana in al' of thess places it (] %1s considerod the local daily. Fastern Connecticut has forty- pine towns, one hundred and sixty- % ive post office districts and forty- 2 one rural free delivery routes. full ted from all skin and ‘metal ‘gL. for ti t half century, . Segment, and broken inte small pleces, | ding specder, Burtiing atong |* % ldmflymw‘:n: the excuse of inex- AND THE GRAND VISITING FESTIVAL OF THE ideiat ol . 4 perfence will not wholly serve tu an- TRAINING A FAMILY. imped intg and knocked awer why ihis l"‘flfi“&: lan't a suc- NORWICH CENTRAL LABOR UNION ——— cess.—New ven T. c.m" WILL BE HELD ON THE FAIR GROUNDS AT NORWICH B e S oy RIS e A ot Scptember . 7k 2nd ¥, not any too fidy. Se I just made up ical excitement 1 . Nel 1d 4 Ty mind that I wasn't #oing 10 be & | with esnausts belahing ant. o SMiont - I, N pould con- with the greatest list of Special Atiractions ever seen al a Falr, Sample of the Races i ‘pick-up’ drudge for the rest of the | like ir Newark Star. household. I set up a big fine box, of n 2.20 Pace, stake purse $500. BONNIE WILKES Frank E. Smith, Norwich “My children were beeoming dread- H ) leaving thi a box with an oblong hole in the top, ‘hilghts. inte which I put every single thing— ‘been instantly killed, £ The Bulletin is sold In every et el — hat coat, toy, pipe, no matter what— ) another had had his back broken and : ‘H#§routes in Eastern Comnecticut Farmer James Nolan, who lives in LIZZ1E SIMS J. A. Steriock, Boston, g CIRCULATION owner had to pay a penny—if it was d and fled from the race course one of the children; ten cents in the quy very mueh like human torches oase of the older one: As the chil- | one the cars had gone throush thy dren only hav allowance of ten|fence at frightful speed and still an giote cents a week each, they didn't natural- | other machine bad overturned, bury- | O ler enm Iy want to pay it out in fines; so they | ing its driver beneath. . 'H, Hall, South Willington, VUNDERBAR . H. L. Handy, Springfield, Mass. SOUEREIGN BOY M. W. Delany, Hartford, Conn. 2.25 Trot, stake purse $500. the rural districts near Middletown, Lizils SIS ... has kiled his man and is naturally very much distressed over the circum- | stance, although regarded by the au- | thorities as being blameless. As the . that I found Iying around in the way.| will probably die; ¢wo others had And 'to get his or her property the|taken fire when a gasoline tank ex- yr“P l S . 4412 eovesonss saiiPesesess +9e0e000s0asensestesseenses: 5,920 b ¢ 1l Paris Transfer Pattern No. 8085. hegan to be careful. Gradually the t up to the latest bulletin, hew- GRAPHIC . A. H. Standish, Attleboro, Mass. ! s‘ H lf-xodrh::'";n:: ’:‘:e:?:;c:\:::;dh;::n;? i corset-cover to Whole family mended their ways and | ever, thg fatalities at the Brighton CIefl ufl\e slem ec\’- HAPPY MADISOM - L B. Fleming, New York i «6,559:}, 4 ikt 4 %o frighten them |be transferred to cambric. linen, or [now my finebox is generally empty | Beach track were far behind those at It B. 1 MARY B. . . 1. J. Broderick, Ipswich, Mass. : Shot 4680 SERTANE | BN SN cotton lawn, nas-gook, China . | and the heuse is as tidy as you please.” | the recent mnflnf in Indianapelis, | Ui f‘ £ a LEILA MORN . . H. Hall, South Willington, Conn. £ 5007, avers 7 |79 away, and was surprised to see a third | 7% C0, (AT eSO, O terial, | — Ind, where sevan lost their lives and t t £ LECCO MAID . . H, C. Holmes, New London, Conn. ‘ g WWisassawnanes: fy man throw up his hands and fall {ppe emproidery is dome in French Pickeled Mackerel. tlirée were bad)- hurt. It is offered in | @CH@S due \ nsupation; —— BAND CONCERT EACH DAY — 1 whom he had not seen at all. The bul- | and eyelet with whtie mercerized cot- Four mackerel, 20 peppercorps, five| explanation, however. that the Indian: 3 7 543 let had hit the Jtalian invader in the | ton, or silk floss although some would | eloves, two bayleaves, one small shal- | event lasted longer. — Saturday's ts "“_t“" ‘)/.o.cts ruly o8 E. JUDSON MINER, Pres’t. THEO. W. YERRINGTON, Sec'y. | 3 1908, average....c..un.. head and he has no chance for his|prefer a touch of color. ‘The slits. | lots, half & sint of vinegar, half a pint | Brooklyn Eagle. aLiaxative. ; life. through whieh ribbon is run, are work- | of 'water. Clean the fish, cut ofl‘ the m-—— B t il JCLJJ. . ’ . {ed with the short over and under | heads and talls and lay them in a " i ' ¢ Fruit thieves are annoying orchard- | g ch 4ng the dots in the center of | deep pie dish, add the spices and cover| Tt has been ciphered out by a genius o8t Jov-ven, d‘fil‘r‘ { n ists in all parts of Connecticut, and it | cucp geallop are worked in evelet | with the vinegar and water. Tie over | for mathematics that during the sum- =Voun is a more serious crime to rob these [ stith; the scallops being buttonholed. | with greased paper and bake in a slow | mer session of congress, which was of a Lok g trees than most people think. Or-|Any desired initial can be furnished. | oven for abeut half an hour to 40| doubtful value. to the country, the t.ds el lcln‘Ejfecf- Eleclrlcl‘y 'or iner e | (U Ao peaches and plums|A frill of Valenciennes edging gives | minutes. Serve cold for breakfast or| members thereof could have mowed the SRR ! THE BULLETIN'S ILLUSTRATED |which have been cuitivated from four |2 g;‘un to n:rk -41% ;rn:holem supper. ::.:oo acres of grass for lame farm- ways 4 Nlmefi | o 2 v ice of pattern, cents. SS———— B BOOK. to seven vears carefully by the oWNer| (rer “thraugh The Bulletin Com- Gern Gikie. They could have cut 8,000 cords of | NAS ““meoj e Lom- CHANGE IN PRICE 4% | Tt is not surprising that a great deal | 275 tob BICCIONE A08 CRRETERE 0 . | Bany, Pattern Dept. Nerwich, Conn. Sift one cup of wheat flour, ene cup | oy, wood for m.’vmflwgau'- 3 ana| POBY g S 31| obb c ¥ e 4 ) ey could have loaded, hauled an ‘O interest is feit In the pictures which |, g, poq often in the first fruit bear- CONCERNING WOMEN. of cornmeal, one-quartor eup of SUEAT: | moved away 20,000 tons of timothy hay. ) \nbhe Brice to be charged to persons | Gatupday, MATIVEE Sept. dlh are to be a feature of the 250th an- |y, vear Where this fruit is grown R IR PR Tl e o ey s B el";‘;‘;l’( could have hoed 20,000 acres rent ol-pu;,r'mny for power dxm.f been e f Aivereary Jubiles book—what ihey | cavefully no money compensation is|y. 'Z.yi susrage league of Hoaton,| TUT buck into the sifter amd sift|® qyay’couid nave hilled up 1,000,000 atest an Suptember iat. 1308, tnat 1s to BANIEL SULLY ! ; s a pity that conditions are such iu ! : o abl whom i is m: ved, . "for ‘alternating current elee- sent. Portraits (?t the nm;erl nn(d 5 r»arf: zl pokl ey thatlsur‘h Al i.:gam:\rl:fi‘;' ac.trnu;oro!'hl.!‘.;:.&r;):’x::el;: meited butter. Turn ""?, %he dry in- "ume:‘*c?e\::gmt:\e split and lald 100 g;fl%'%“d"fi‘ s 1?'65!’ Yor power as '."?E”Z.‘”m'.’é“" IN HIS GREATEST AND - ¢ | chairmen of commitices and the EUCSIS | o145 today have to be watched all | gaining recruits for their cause. Short|STedlents, heat wefl and coake In & (( They could have gathered and pre-| SOLD BYALL LEADING DRUGGISTS, | 15\%"binn Vel ainfe the lact provions LATEST SUCCESS, AR | of the city will number a 8core or tW0 | guy, und guarded all night, that the stops are planned at each town Arr\]d » i k n_;e‘: five u.i«g-:cdmdhgtwpl e 100] 2% 528 anly, resular price 50¢ per bottla, reading shall b’ according to the fol- | 3 4 sand gl 4 il village, and speeches are to be made v could have whitewashe & owing schedu! I {here will be photographs owner may reap the Teward of M|l o Tiisrature dlstriuted: Stuffed Green Peppers. miles of picket fenee. 1 %0 500 Kilowatt Hours, be per klln-lThe Malchmaker p | of the decorated streets, the parade, [oWn labor. § e Add two heaten eggs to three cups| They could have prepared the ground watt Hour. . i the performances and objects of spe- | It 18 a distressing accident—this| ... (ucen of England is a great|of dried Dread crumbs, four table-|gnd planted the seed for enough tur- Over 500 Kilowatt Hours, 5c for first | ppiope: Matnes 25 and 56 conts. 1. A killing of an offender—and it should | o0, spoons of olive oil, four tablespeons | nips to supply all the o asylums 500 and 2c for each additional kilowatt | o ow. Bt ! leiad interest, it is expected, will make o Mg s conugtho iy ) lover of animals, and at Sandringham u? Sraied | Pemusssn :cheeve ons- |t Am'mr?lv rphan asyl re Ou hour. Evening, 25¢, 3bc, G0e, The, $ t . In that igh- L heut 50 pages. Where there are 1arge | who are taking account of stock of | harhaod There s o egend that her|auarter cup of chepped Italian mint| They could have visited every idiot EXAMPLE. | Seats on sale at the Box Office, Weu- 2 Vi ] 3 < . d Bisket, ! assemblages of people the pictures will | fruit which belongs to another to cease | majesty once, driving alone in 4 pony | leaves, pepper and salt gl o {94 lunstic saylum twics gver, spend- Number of K. W. H. used.. 1000 | Fegan LLou.’i\h\::my.uH:pL“ztam, X ! be made large enough to make the |NO trespass for such criminal and ig- | CaTC In @ qulet lan came upon a UMK | gng g avith the stufing; bake in hot DD W3 ey o e eiwid ° $00 K W. IL, u¢ G caits. o'clock. Sidentification of citizens possible, | 1OPle purposes. that, not content with rescuing the :;‘ma';':;‘eldh:;fi’mm ‘»”Th :;nve put 'in ;“mm; months nel'::;me 500 K. W. H,, at 2 cent Cars to all points after performance. —— n i ce a coun an . resto) to 24 "where are quite 3 number of these| THE GOOD OLD GREEN CORN, |animal she dealt its persceutor @ hoX| weather dish with 1 society and fespectabiity: l b e b ¥ L . photographs which will be given a full | When it comes to green corn the |gave him. Prinoess Victoria was once e T coult wes wielbn. Uis Tatlewy Morwioh; Ty, 3, 1908 Lincoln Park ! page. llwrorthe Waterbury Republican seems | 33ked to, corroborate thin tale and, They could have burglarized 10,000 | to the fact that we carry JUBE Mewr-isan - nco It is the purpose ® The Bulletip Pnot to find the same ecstatic delight|che remarked, “It is just what my b stolen 50,000 cows and “touch- z " | on Norwich and Westerly Trolley. 7 all their val- | one of the largest and fin- EDWIN A. TRACY, been fritteread Board of Gas and Electrical Commis- est stocks of Household| sioners: sysod RUSTIC THEATRE ! to make this book so attractive that |in its consumption as a late Ansonia!|mother would have liked to do.” editor used to fiud in pie. He speaks Sr———— truly when he says there is no royal| Rosa Bonheur, the great painter of it will be in prompt demand when it appears in December for delivery. road to a green corn diet or that there |animals, had a system of memories H et . ight of Humility. " g g The Bulletin has had submitted to |is only one way to get it and that is | Which was exceedingly quaint. She ; Goods and Furniture in Matinee and Evening ormances. d L could trace In the faces of those peo- . A poor local preacher was ance In- PREE CONGERT | §t for examination about 200 photo- | to rab it firmly around the meck with ] vited to a Juncheon given by his bishe | graphs already, and expects to have | POth hands ahd wade in, cat around op to all the pastors of the diocese. These pastors were for thy most part ple who visited her a resemblance to some sort of animal. ¥or instance, if this city? Paris Fashions Sunday Afternoon at 320 the cob and try to catch®the butter inded her of a certain —_— _others submitted. Befors. 14 landsvon onel-Nitktie: o) LD o5 Tamiy eloguent, learned and suceessful men.| Our prices areextremel lady, she would probably hesitate for quent, and succesaful p! Y\ e SRR L & moment, and then say. “On. ves, ihs Toe toeal proashes falt very nymble |y For Fall Season 1903-10 Recelved | FIVE EXCELLENT ACTS OF Fwill ropresent the best part of the an- | But the good old green corn is not |lady with the camels face,” or, “OM, T M nl i Tealatad | VOV and our goods we v d il | niversary celebration, and the book | I ft With the new varieties of green | femember: Hho had a cow fate.” of the luncheon the bishon noticed. at | guarantee. You are invited to call and see the . audev e Cwill be prized for its accuracy and |0 Which are showing up in this|ingz 4o her friends, but it showed how the foot of ¢he long {able, a subdued Fall Parisian and New York Fashions, & BNl arwich poopl h part of the state, like the meaty yellow | satyrated she was with a knowledge commotion. Then a strange and hor- Space does not permit|and aiso prepare youreelr with a sutt Rocket Display Thursday at clase of Value by Norwich people everywhere. | of yarmer Charles Brown or the ten-|af animals and their characteristics. IS 2 SUaS - DR P P for the. Tl Teasonuble prices for | VAudeville performance. Order bboks on the coupon to be | der, juicy white of Farmer Silas Whip- | On every human face she found a like- ‘heres & very odd smell | 1S t0 quOte you prices to- | cury oo 4 g found in The Bulletin's advertising [ple. But If sweetness and Jjuiciness | nets to some unimal she hed studied J i T think , q a4 sy ealline. CASINO ; : and delineated. 3 columns. are not even in our green corns the g J « N\ and awkward silence en- day but a visit to our 0 I Dancing every afternoon and eveaing mode of proced: t ‘th , in t i ’ LEoN Ladies’ Tailor B IR ikas THE POk | in the paiscesnd 1 e hever ; Therk SERVING ICES. fonce, he"lonk] Srencher sud cuniy | gtore will quickly convince S. ] R e Because 57 of the 101 delegates rep- | 18 70 fooling with warm-buttered corn | .yoes and jce cream are so easily o g ey ARy 278 Main St, Room 1 May Building.| purchase your car tickets, ' vesenting state and national food de- | —Strict attemtion to business is the | made nowadays, and so tempting and ol ohs O i ke ‘you that what we say is| #usid ting to Park, at Madden's Clgar Store. : :mmm- has indorsed the report of 0;60; '}: Rigesdurs, for. Ax the Mite | Qelitine Whde [ Rrag it -yt Take the gentloman's egmlye . o oen : . the Remsen board, which was ap- | of the Republican remarks, it one does | they o n 7, he” 1b pald. “it's & bad ens.” e truth. BRE THEATRE pointed Ly President Roosevelt at the | pause for breath or conversation some z:eo;:'adil!"f\‘;‘l‘l?l:‘uiedzflfis_rrwe‘mhens:»h:¥ ‘l‘:‘,"mu. b ')v\in," said the al ED S v v ory P b e a h T, eontinul to eat on. "D S———— . + Wolicitation of certain manufacturers, [one will surely cry out: “Look eut, | 315 T (R "ive not only unharmeal, i prea % g e wi;l' ”ng I HE Choties Maits Sames “and which found benzoate of soda |Archibald, there goes your butter.|pyt they are really nourishing and Philadelphia Bulle- “might be consumed without harm by [ BY the time Archibald gets back on |easily digested. And served with : Devoled to Firsi-class Moving " any ordinary person up to four grains | the Job his hutter has gone and he is| fruit, as they often ought fo be served, " See that you get what you pay Pictures and {liusirated Songs. Y d:,;_”u., ,:,,b"tc ,v,d,w:,“ke,y :;, 1:(.», :rpntne‘lflr.n;:rk);( later in his shoe or ;r‘-:;‘::: ";!:‘er::llgeh:ol‘l’;hl;y‘; yg:zl::; GOMPLETE HOME FUANISHERS, | 10 We do work by contract o e ¢ ~ tha nzoate of soda is a good thing e: - _ h " 10 eat alone, or mixed with tooth-| The editor of the Republican is :;‘c‘"[,’.",f,’.',,‘"‘a:;‘““:,d,.,”'m':‘f,",“"f: . g, ..o 911 Water Street. and by the day and guarantee | ,yp ymanr ov A mACE ToUT, | . some food. wrong in concluding that the main|to'1s apnetising they should be at: were members of the senate of 1807. i money value, Great Sporfing Pictur ¢ The fact is,this endorsement is in the | PUrDose of green corn eating is to | (ractively goreed. Six served in the house in 1307. Ten - —AND— face of the unanimous opposition of | transfer the grease to one's counten- R Sty others have been members of previous | Sele agents for the celebrated Hub Other Fine Ones. “the American Medical association and | 41Ce. that is an incidental result of Peach Baskets. . 3 | lewiSlatures, making in all 25 out of 85| Ranges, New Home Sewing Machines, H H Miss Elleen Hazel, Soprans, in High ¥ Getailed reports of fatal ekperimenas | 8N&WIng a g0od thing which is swest| Crush a pint of rips, pink peaches ¥ desi with previous legislative experience, | Englander Couches, the best ever. ] ann]ng uaios, 3 and Tiustrated Songs. on guinea pigs with benzoate, despite |and sustaining. The reason for eating | With a fork. mix them with a cupful [i-reant mocket | & 2 : Tel. connection. Open evenings. v N s v |and fastens through the center box- the 255 members of the house, 24 pen evening the fact thai the Remsen hoard’s re- | COrn is the same as that for eating | Of ETanulated sugar, mers or less. ac- | Sk, 000 fodel'fs sultabie for pon- | were re-clected from 1907. This is & 7a 31 Willow St. {port showed mo records of any food (@ banana or oyster on the half shell. | SORNAR P HES SEVEX O TG REACHCH | gee ‘foulard, rajah er any of the col-| percentage f $.4, s ¢ myared with 4 wiol Snalyses and no tests on the subject T 71 fcebox. When they are thoroughly | * The pattecn 15 ln clSht Sizesr32 to]last session. 1t s necessary to go , By the three members of the hoard. EDITORIAL NOTES. . |chilled add them to a quart of cream, | 4§ inches, bust measure. For 3¢ bust| back to 1870 o find as lerge a pro- AFTER VACATION JAMES F. DREW This voto is also n reversal of the s Happy Uiought for taday: The pop | Milk and cream, or milk and condensed | {h requirgth’ TarW el mgc ] porien of To-Slectony s TR Telr- No Buildiag in Norwich 4 yote of the same associntion a year | ularly good fellow is not the man ef | Milk mixed in the proportions of & pint | (A0}, 20 Jcies JWldG, Gk H8TER, 00 0 bouding 1 Norwic 2 £2 \ #80 and shows a conversion which as | excellent everyday habit PR te half & cAn_of sendmend | 9lge fi l and “e ’ business affairs go is at least suspi- . ¢ fnilk. Freeze this cream wmaath #nd| “price of pattern. 10 cenfs. L will ever be too large for us to bufld. ano funin n [ clous. Rheims turned out to by £ th hard, and pack. After it has steod Order through The Bulletin Company, All Kk 1 tunity to bld + B . e one of those | for a couple of hours serve in halves | Pattern Dept., Norwich, Conn. we ask is an opportunity Best Viork Only, . ven the government representatives | places where there was honor enough for the job. Competition is keen and o 412-8, 18 Porkine Ave ' “are divided, but because Secretary |to go round, and money enough, tao. compeis close figuring, but years of pt3a . ‘Wilson of the agricultural department F i fence h: vi i 'he Chica ully Complied With. A Norwich experience has taught us the way to ; B e martmant | v, Chicaas Neme Wvok notios et G00D THINGS TO TRY 9/ i Qo Biure close and do frst-ciess work Bof propose to swallow either his con. | “the Harriman stocks are on the ope Resident Furnishes It. EXPERT TUNING B o averments, ating table whatevir he may claim.” Okra Sou o Ntk e én‘:‘;‘fl“"‘:&‘:,"’e‘:";‘“:' saves and improves the plsme &N I —_—— Take a shin of beef or three pounds h g ol . Mrs. 8. F. Cody of london, who| Elljah Sanford of the Holy Ghosters|Oof the neck. Slice a half peck of ok- :;mfxnrgwd cmbp:l:)u! ‘Q‘-le‘ ‘-nwtl;: There dre féw itame which appear C. M. WILUAMS. work guarantsed Bas flown in her own seif-nvented |a0Nounces (hat he is expecting th_u;?:(e‘;‘;)n;‘hm."b"e':r'l"'l"‘(“‘{h:fi‘:‘;:agf apples last, grease gem pans with lard, | in this paper more important ta Nor- General Contractor and Builder, monoplane, says that they can be|\rUh of God soon. May.he get his |y pyf' not too hard, for six or seven | leaving just a littie lard in each pan.|wicn peaple than the statement pub- 218 MAIN STREET. ade by tme dozen for §1,600 apiece. | 1€% o | hours. Ttake a quart of lima beans | Have sizzling hot, let batter stand in ‘Phone 370. may27d ftors can mgw look hupefully that S AT BRG] A | and Boil separately. Just in time fo | Pans ome minute on top of stove, then | lished below. In the first place, it is St Tuning, Battle Cveek, Mich. Ny Harry Thaw is only ahead of his|cook add to the soup a half peck of | Put in hot oven and bake Quickly.| gy o citizen of Nerwich, and can be 3 Y =| Drop a postal and I'il eall. time, for the Boston scientist says that | tomatoes, three oniens, corn from six g‘::':mfi,:“.um '.';.E"’?;J”’i‘.‘.“l'fi'e;"iifl tharoughly relied. upon. In th ona | there 1 thing dol es Korieas i we shall all be crazy six hundred y ears, and a carrot, if you like. Then e 3 oroughly relied upon. In the sec ere is generally “something doing” D I ":‘nx:'c:""‘;m‘::b:“':D;‘k“"“":d :‘”" hoslaigiloy r YOATS | 44 the beans, and before serving the |-cheap, requiring no egge. place, it indisputably proves that the | the way of sorting over the ward- o it Now nto im- AR e TR soup add a piece of butter and a table- e robe, cleaning, pressing an putting B " . . gelt a wite and got well. Now the in- | gino Alronso 1 ai .| poon of brown sugar. A spoonful of Broiled Tomatoes. article here endorsed dees its work | the good garments away for the next | Have that old-faghioned, unsanitary F. C. GEER ' Quiry is being made if there I e ing o is no ordinary hus. | 0 f [ t \ season. Send them to us and we will | Plumbing replaced by new and mod T u . E n Ilfl: BNS tsahl for such a8 17 (| Band. . When e found his Whiskery] ¥°¥B 1A 81 MUTOVERG, “?lg:ipl:rlged‘ r:’l;l:‘: ::m'l'::-m;g= thoroughly and not temporarily. Read | ui"them in the finest shape for you | ©' open plumbing. Tt will repay you 7 did not please his wife he had them Green Tomato So: i el A Iy. + |at little cost, will save yeu all|in the increase of health saving 122 Prospect 8t, i i Y. aver a geod fire. When brown turn | this carefully. A e e Y " | of doctor's bills, Overhauling and re- " That is a great tour of the country | Ut Fight off. Take one peck of green tomatees |them. Placo on a hot dish, season| 1 3 Brown, living at 6 Summer|Lle, lime and trouble and maky a far| G (LTS oughly done. Lot me glve ol 8005, Nerwish, 60 the president has laid out for him- e and add a pint of salt, after the to- | with salt and pepper and dot plentiful- 5 i be\';" dob of it than you eould.your-| v 'S Geure for replacing all the old gelf, and he will have a good time _f‘:‘fi; e :"’fl‘h;r“man'n‘nm s | matoes have been siiced thin. Let |ly with putter, Street, Norwich, Conn., says: “The re. | self. | plumbing with the modern kind that rises AwalisE SR the American family § with “Fair and cooler” we feel grate- m nd 2 hours, when drain N | will keep out the sewer s. The sll.l'p w Sght ween, | family in those | ¢y ¢ the prediction fails, for it is g |2nd put them in a pregerving kettle Dill and Ham Sandwiches. sty Tt SelieWns ihe T of Deau'e Lang’s Dye Works, | o wii ve arstciass ana e price W very o good promise. with one; cg;u: onions sliced thin, one{ Cu* thin sli of rye or graham|Kidney Pills in my case were most 'y reasonable. WIIO m ICI'C s ounce of black pepper, one ounce of ol 5 » 5 . o g — The Holy Ghosters give notice that B e R i g | RlDice. @ quarter of s pouna of vellow | Preath BuCler otenly And lay betwoen| satisfactory. I proeured this remeds | Telephone. 157 Frankiin St. Dress Goods In all’ the SRBMS 5at- the millenium is only five years away.| Those ten thousand Lincoln pennigs | mustard, mixed, and a half pound of | th°™ i X d N erom N. D. Sevin & Son's drug store | FE TOMPKINS, o o o It looks as if that was about the only | ought not to let any guilty man es- | whole mustard seed. Then cover with | $1¢es of dill pickles cutlengthwise. 7 ) augdld st Mais Sieet | Srbarat, Qi oot ompiuELiipts, way to even things up in this worM. cape. They fooled a thief, but will not | good cider vinegar and ‘beil until it is c o and from my ‘experience can heartily auglsd est Main Street, o ‘x“u_ o B .“.\T: x"::::‘; AR Al T fool the people. zse{hlt‘kba-v AN, iening fequenlly S} e5es '; i recommend it as an excellent prepara- one, too. Others have learned where Thers was 4 front il over New R T prevent burning. s Dissolve in ons coffes cup of goed| T T T T atre and 1o Fresh Variety Fish Watlh Benaits to buy cheapest — why not you? England on Tuesday night, and at| John D. Rockefellers $10,000 cow 00 S : J " C | Greeneville, Me., the temperature fell [ cannot give seven cent milk. He is SudagyGos 344, one-half cup of sugar. throe cusellieving all symptams dus to 3 ds- | | Porgles, Swordfish, Steak Cod. Biue- atc epairing BRADY & SAXTON, four degrees below freeaing. above the slight periodic fluctuatio Ong,Sum_of sugar, two oggs beaten (o, ¢ 3 4 ams, Lob; il at low e Y g N8 | together, one-half cup of butter or|flaver with a teaspoon of vanilla and erdered condition of these organs. Rr;u d Clams, sters, al at ow done at Friswell's Tel, . 3 Norwich Town. B onain mun who bad ot b of the milk market. lard stirred in, one-half cup of sweet lr;;’:pefi; cfl::“:n ':L!hh talg:!ponn of| Por sale by all dealers. Price Soe. |” Hve ything in Bea Food in its speaks for Itself. ‘auglsd & milk with teaspoon of soda, two cups | W! ch glass, - v - Jen for forly years bezan apew with| Senator Tillman has taken to throw. | of sifted four, ‘with one. heaping toa- Foster-Milburn Co, Buffgle, New | ¥t B, ROBINSO: WM. FRISWELL, 25-27 Frankl | profanity. He must have been mad|ing mud at Taft. This s the only|SPOOn of cream tartargstirred in above Pineapple Shorteake. York, sole sgents for the Tnited States, o san22daw JOSEPH BRADFORD, | enough to surprise himself. point at which he is capable of ex- | MiXture. Stir in perhaps a little more | Bake rich biscuit crust in square . £ Sl the Bewsiant, flour; then flour board and mix sft | cake tin. Stew- ome and a hglf cups| Remember the name — Doan's —and Book Binder | Whatever else may be said of the v T [, & pan mffii';h':;:flf.:u e ap | of shredded pineapple until tender. A | tak® no other DR. C. R. CHAMBERLAIN, . 3 ¥ ¢ gnl:gn ::'aen.?‘: r:;e;er:-:el !m;h::‘u;? Mrs. Meadow (at Paris hotel)—Ooq! | MiX in order as above directed. ::a"vem ‘:i‘:lu.on- r:\:; of ::;:f :r:? :fi: Warning. nn. ’n N Es’ “en"s" Slank Babks Made and Ruled to Orden, B S tine of u swan. There's a fly in the soup! . Mr. Mead- T teaspoon of lemen juice. Thicken this| Do net be persuaded into taking any- Denta/ Swym. 108 BROADWAY. 2 ow (who has traveled a little)—Hush, ppie Rolls. with tablespoon of cornstarch stirred{ thing but Feley's Honey and r for 35 SHETUCKET ST. 5 ‘We are close enough to fall for the | MTAPda. don'a speak %o loud. No use| You may like these for tes. One- [into little water. Spread the mix-|chronic. coughs. hromenitis, hay fever, | In chargo of Dr. §, L Geers pracems . ; . fall exposin’ our ignprance. This bill of [fourth cup of butter, saftened, one- |ture ever the eaks and when ready to|asthma and lung trouhle, as it stop during hip last lliness. 2 ‘@ealers to commence to advertise furs | fare is in French, and mebby we or-|half cup of sugar, one cup of sweet|serve spread over this @ eupful of ceugh and lungs. The [ 161 Main Strest Nerwich, Gonn, | Ro0m 10 'Phone 32-3 dered fly soup.—TH-Bits, milk, two cups of flour, one tleaspoondweetened cream whigped very thlck & Ce novies mayile % b