Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 18, 1909, Page 4

Entered at the Pollblfll:. at Norwich, On. a8 second-class m nuuoun By onn, luo- 2. Murray l.nll-‘ Telephone, 210. Norwich, Thursday, Nov. 18, 1908. _——m— CITY GOVERNMENT BY COMMIS- SION. The government of cities by com- misston, after the plans of Galveston, Texas; Des Moines, Iowa, and Los Angeles, California, is meeting popu- lar approval, and is taking root here in New England, Boston and Taunton being the last cities here to adopt the mew plan under new charters. At the November elections, six Am- erican citles entered upon this new form of government: Boston and ‘Taunton, Mass.; Buffalo and Mt. Ver- mon, New York, and Topeka and Par- sons, Kansas, with charters varying according to the population of the cit- fes and thelr different necessities. The Boston plan, as well as the Taunton, calls for nine aldermen-at- Jarge to constitute the governing ‘bogrd; Buffalo asks for the Des Moines plan, which includes the refer- people is likely to result in the downfall of the republic. He Is reported as hav- ing sald on Tuesday: - “History shows that the high price of living is the beginning of every na- tional decline. Mr. Hill thought a word of caution thrown out at this time would not be misunderstood or fail of appreciation. He said that the brains of the nation should be turned to the correction of the habit of ex- travagance, rather ‘than to legis'ation of various sorts. He declarcd that what was needed was a “conservation of business” “We need to quiet down,” Mr. Hill sald, “and let things go smoothly for & while, I belleve in the conservation of our natural re- sources, too, but 8o far as any water power trust is concerned I don’t know of any.” He thought the example of retrench- ment should be: set for the people by the action of the government aud tint it should be followed by the whole people. The extravagance which 1s doing the nation is the extravagauce ot greed which is manifested in every avenue of trade and commeres. Mr. Hill might make his words practical with good results. IMPROVEMENT OF FOREIGN TRADE. The report for October of the bu- reau of commerce and labor at Wash- ington shows a great improvement a our foreign trade, the imports exceed- ing those of October, 1908, by $24.908, \Paris Tranefer Pattern No. 8088. Design in Eyelet Embroldery for Dutch collar to be developed from French batiste, fine linen, cotton or linen lawn, muslin and similar ma- terial and worked with mercerized cot- ton either white or colored or a com- bination of both. This style of color scems to be the favorite for young well as old and is often seen worked with a color to harmonize with the garment on which it is to be worn. still many prefer white. This pattern je in one size only, 13 inches neck measure., Price of pattern, 10/ cents. Order through The Bulletin Com- pany, Pattern Dept., Norwich, Conn. ,yecs and water will Mmaflm)fl. lig! into the mixture hang toliry i open air. A good way to bl is'to put it in a towel of soapy water and set it out In the strong sunlight. If it will be exposed thus to dust and dirt, place a piece of glass over it. ‘When going !mm a warm atmos- | phere into a cooler onekeep the mouth always closed, so that the warmer by Its passage nose ere it reaches the lungs. HEALTH AND BEAUTY. ir may be ugh the A harmless lotion for chapped lips and hands is made of glycerine cut with lemon It is as healing as it is softening. Persons who fear to use grease or oils on their skin find almond prepara- tions and especially the milk a substi- tute, in that it feeds the tissues. A hacking cough is quickly relieved if a single drop of oil of tar is placed on a pleca of lump sugar and eaten slowly. This also gives relief to per- sens with an incurable cough, A fine nail polish is made of three parts of French chalk to one part of pulverized pumice stone. A little of the polishing powder is sufficient to produce a nice luster to the nails. Doctors are advising daily house- hold work as a cure for nerves. Dust- ing, sweeping and bedmaking bring in- to play a number of important mus- orange juice. cupful each of seeded way to cure backache and regulate out-of-order kidneys, or end bladder trouble, is to take several doses of |an; Pape’s Diuretic. h LILLIAN MORRELLI.In Illastrated and ik Class Sones —_— Individuality Y Dnflg' with flour a raisins and Lee & Osgood Co. the KIDNEY TROUBLE SIMPLY VANISHES Just a Few Doses of Pape’s Diuretic End the Most Severe Back- ache and Bladder Misery and Restore Healthy Kidney Action ~—Many Bulletin Readers are Needlessly Miserable. ‘world, which will effect so thorough and prompt a cure as a fifty-cent treatment of Pape's Diuretic, which druggist can supply. our physician, pharmacist, banker mercantile agency will tell you The most effective and harmless trafts Toned down by the natural spirit of thing of paper and pasteboard with LAIGHTON opposite Norwich Savings Soclety. seats 20c | Pictures changed , Wednesday and Is What Counts In Photography. Bringing ottt the real rsonality, fine points in chnncrp,.nu ut:l,c that make us what we are. mmnn MONDAY, NOV. 18 Ira W. J Tesents - hgie et of ";.cryl.:":vor CLARA TURNER ';:'“,.,du:.:';:";..-'.,.:'zu ingedor thed artist into perfect accord. Not a a ready-made look. f Suse If you want & photo of your rea) a the Housed self, or what your friends see to love day night e . and admire, call on <rennnesA Merry Widow's Roman e Frllay. 4o Saturday matines. .. Am; teur Night .0, You Kl v The Beggar § IR A T i 4t the Box Offieg Wau. Saturday . night The Photographer, endum; Mt Vernon, N. Y., will have |895, or a total of $198,724,868 for 1209 cles, and the muscle movements are You will distinctly feel that your 4 Pitcher & Sei @ commission of five members of which |against $176,949,005 for the preceding exactly the eame as the expensive |kidneys and urinary organs are bein ape, Thompson & Pape, of Cin- | aug1sa oty it Docire the mayor is one, the whole city gov- |year. N physical culture exercises so fashion- | cleaned, healed and vitalized, and all | cinnati, 15 a jarge and responsible o 4 able of late years. the miscrable symptoms, such as|medicine concern, thoroughly Worthy It also shows that for the ten months ending with October, 1909, the imports amounted to $1,195,505,608, an increase of $294,967,230 over the cor- responding months of last year. Exports for the ‘samé period, which amounted to $1,359,535,399, showed a decrease of $43,216,488, compared with the corresponding period of last year. The excess of exports over imports In the ten months ending with Oc- o your c: Don’t be m!lerahls or worried an- other moment with a lame back or clogged, inactive kidneys or bladder misery. All this goes after you start taking Pape's Diuretio, and in a few days you feel and know that your kidneys, liver and urinary system are healthy, clean and normal, and all dan- ger passed. Accept only Pape’s Diuretic—fifty- cent_treatment—from ny drug store —anywhere in the world. ernment to be consolidated into three ‘bureaus. The mayor is to be the head of the finance bureau, which will take over the duties of the comptroller, treasurer, recelver of taxes, assessors and city clerk. The commissioner of public safety will have charge of the police and fire departments, board of health and department of charities. The dutles of the commissioner of pub- lic works will include everything now backache, headache, nervnulna!u, rheumatiem and darting B’ ins, in- flamed or ‘swollen eyelldl, ritability, sleeplessness, or suppressed, painful or frequent urination (especlally at night) and other distress, leaving after taking the first few doses. The moment you suspect any kidney or urinary disorder, or rheumatism, begin taking this harmless p ara- tion as dlrac!ed. with the knfi that there is no medicine, at lny price, made amywhere else in the Marshmallows. Soak four ounces of pulverized gum arabic in eight tablespoonfuls of cold water for two hours. Put into a dou- ble boiler and heat until the gum ara- bic is dissolved, then strain, return to the double boiler, add a one-half pint cupful of powdered sugar and stir un- til white and thick. This is a tedious process, as it takes from one-half to three-quarters of an_hour—sometimes Evening School IN CITY HALL NOW OPEN FEATURE PIOTURE: “ENTOMBED ALIVE.™ under the street and sewer depart- ‘ments, board of health and depart- ment of charities. The duties of the commissiener of public works will in- elude everything now under the street tober, 1903, is $164,029,791, a decrease of $335,183,818 when compared with the excess of imports last v: This certainly is a substaatlal siga of returning prosperity. longer. Take from the fire, beat in TUITION and SUPPLIES DRAMA OF THE BOER WAR. vanilla fo taste, and turn into pans dusted with cormstarch. Cut into squares and Toll each square in a mix- ture of powdered sugar and corn- BELLS SEASONING Also in Tafivile Schoolhouse FREE MISS FLORENCE WOLCOTY, Prima Donna Soprano, in Selected and sewer department. The other two — FE > starch. 23 sy B R R EDITORIAL NOTES. Paris Transfer Patterns Nos. 1001-1002 Hickory Nut Cookies. Tbrmm prefenedbyMCooks. 24 Matinee, Ladies and Children, o The commission form was over- |, 1t %5 OM 1o be S mow derh:| Letter No. 1001 for marking napkins | o cups of sugar, two eggs, half 'E’Housek to fl novisa 7, ze -4 Inc etter or : o e whelmingly carried in Parsons. in|,erdfore she is lonesome.” marking handkerchiefs size 3-4 inch, g;,’l’n:’f‘:’e;‘n"f zfi;&fifi&":m‘“; eepers avor = e epite of the fact that the mayor and the pelice were opposed to the plan. There are now nine cities in Kansas that have adopted the plan, and a number of municipalities in Towa have followed the lead of Des Moines. Al- together mare ‘than forty cities are now under commission government, or about tp come under it, and over 100 @re agitating for it. “The advance being made along these lines is rapid; and it may be as well that Norwich failed to get a new charter four years ago, sinco the city may find that a simpler and more effi- cient method of government may call for one -of these modern charters for 1its government. CAN. THEY BE HARMONIZED? There is no sign of peace between Becretary Ballinger and Forester Pin- chot and the quiet and graceful man- ner of the president in dealing with the case has not in the least lessened the fury of the head of the interior department. So far as a pacficator Taft has falled and the aspect of the case now indicates that something de- cisive must be done; and whatever is Happy thought for today:- The day when there is music in the air is not always an enjoyable day. It the bakers' strike continges in New York, Thanksgiving will be ple- less in many a home of that city. Because James J. Hill does not know anything about a waterway trust is no evidence that there is not one. The Boston terrier exhibition for |three duys will show up all there is in this distinctively American 'race of dogs. Burning account books to destroy evidence ought to be so severely pen- alized that it would pay no man to do it. The first free opening day of the new Museum of Fine Arts in Boston called out two thousand five hundred wvisitors. 1t old Missouri succeeds in bringing out a first class state song for use in her public schools some other state both matching letter for marking table cloth (No. 1000, 2 1-4 inches high, not shown), anyone of these letters may be had in a package of one dozen of same letter and should be worked with white or colored mercerized cot- ton, according to taste. The letters for’ marking any article are usually placed in one corner, which should be uppermost when foided. Price of each pattern (1 dozen of same letter), 10 cents. Order through The Bulletin Com- pany Pattern Dept, Norwich, Conn. NEEDLEWORK NOTES. The crowns of old straw hats will make pretty work baskets if washed and bound with ribbon. In sewing on the machine remember that a loosely sewed steam is more serviceable than one that is too tight. The latter will snap and tear at the slightest provacation. The woman who understands Mexi- can drawnwork, the net stitch, can now make for/ herself one of the dainty drawnwork handkerchiefs with a bor- der six inches deep, They are fash- ionable at present and will be found among the luxuries displayed in the tartar, half teaspoonful of baking soda and flour to make a dough to roll out. Last of all work Into the dough a eup of chopped hickory nut kernels. Roll out, cut into rounds and bake. Lemon Potato Pie. Grate a medium sized potato and put it over the fire in a cup of boiling water. Beat the yolks of two eggs with three-quarters of a cup of sugar, stir this into the grated potato and add the juice and grated rind of a lemon. Bake in a good crust and when done cover with the whipped whites, mixed with two_tablespoonfuls of powdered sugar, and return to the oven to brown lightly. HOME GARMENT MAKING. Pattern Service. Dressings for ,Game, s Meats'ef Fish.Get Bells the orflyongmalRefilsenmmmns dwblnhud. Place in a deep dish adding butter the dualn . Cover with hot water to melt butter and Addnmm-hhl?o “11‘5221 -flxhx 2 13 F goose or duck ‘wel fl‘l W or Bnmbur,nloo.etn mwhmenmmm dressing for 100 1bs, of meat or poultry, and the 25c. can 300 1bs, For Delicious Sausages, Flavor with Bell's Sausage Seasoning. 25¢.and 50¢. Cans; 6,12 and 251b.Boxes; 50,75 and 1001b. Drums. Tfilmeasy fang— that dull depressi that n&l{lflcu zwuz:'—-w- Schenck’ e how dmernt you'll feel. a_ Epecifi 74 Main Street, 162 State Street, New London RUBBER STORE | NELLIE S. HOWIE, Tencher of Plano, Central Bulld| Room 48, CAROLINE H. THOMPSON Teacher of Musia 46 Washington Street. -good PYROGRAPHY OUTFITS 98¢ Hand Mirrors 25¢ . Prefty Placques 5¢ up Alling Rubber Co., L. H. BALCOM, i “ld..l’ of Pla assons g S0 Stsence ormy essons glven At my restdence the home of the unll Bame methe used at Schawenka Conservatory. lin. oct: F. C. GEER TUNER 122 Prospect 8t, Tel. 6ii. Norwich, Ot A. W. JARVIS is the Leading Tuner ity Eastern Connecticut. 'Phone 518-5. 15 Clairmount Amm Norwich Operating 15 Stores done the country may rest assured art stores, and quite expensive are the may follow suit. -3 y years o for all stomach ane Wwill be done, right. e A s Yiver 1lis, “biljousness, gonstivation, sick sept22d haldu:h ddiness, h“rt It the charges made against Ballin- ger are true and he is invelved in overthrowing the work donme for the conservation of the forests of the west, o friendship should prevent his being dealt with as any wrongdoer should Be. If the charges are false, and Mr. Pinchot has been misled, his resigna- tion is of course in order. The public have confidence In Chief Forester Pinchot and the administra- tion is likely to suffer it the matter 18 not thoroughly investigated. ARE WE SAVAGES? The recent lynching at Cairo, Iil, has prompted a contemporary to seri- ously inquire if the American people are savages; and then it proceeds to furnish the evidence that we are. It was a revel of brutality and blood, a recital of which equals the worst that | can be shown in the history of the &borigines, or the communal barbarism &t intervals which disfigures Ameri- can history. The negro was a sav- #ge and because of his beastly crime he wes subjected to savage treatment. Whis is the story: It is mo joke that meny families this year will have to get their Thanksgiv- ing turkey upon the installment plan, tof they have one. Lipton is so well known interna- tionally that it is doubtful if he could increase his fame should he sail over London with his biplane. A Massachusetts man has been fined for sleeping In church. This gs- tablishes a peril that most men are likely to do their best to avold. It looks as if the cranberry would come closer related to roast pork n ever since the price of turkey | prohibits it as even feastday proven- der. The fifty petitions to the board of | pardons of this state for release from |state prison does not carry the infer- ence that is all who would like to get [0\!(. de that the Thanks- were slow this | Complaint Is m glving proclamations When matting or fiber carpet be- comes worn, darn it with raffia. The mended part is hardly perceptible. Tor a home-mrade shoe tree take old stockings, sew up the rents apd holes roughly but sectrely, stuff with bran and tie about two inches from the top. This is said to make a perfect shoe tree. A most effective teacloth wag of fine white linen with an insertion at the heni of wide Russian lace. The dishes were @ cool. lustrous green and a bowl of gay nasturtiums decorated the cen- ter of e tea table. The effect was unusually attr: ive. HOUSEWIFE SUGGEST|ONS. To remove grass stains from cotton goods wash in alcohol Keep white wax on hand for waxing jikateen, for It is difficult to thread. To remove iron rust saturate spot with lemon juice and cover with salt. Let stand in"the sun for several hours. When sewing In sleeves, instead of LADIES’ SIX-GORED SKIRT. Paris Pattern No, 3088 — All Seams Allowed. 'his smart six-gored model shows a combination of voke and plaits that is entirely new and somewhat unusual, The yoke is arranged at each side of the center front and back box plaits and extends half way down the front, where it is decorated with tiny self- covered buttons. The closing is at the left side of the back. A suitable de- velopment miay be had in_cashmere, Poplin, serge and the worsted mixtures. lence, jaundice. solutely harmicss—plain of —25¢. !old everywhere. for our free book, and learn to ynurlbc for yourself. " YDR. J. H. SCHENCK & SON, Philadelphia, Pa. FUNERAL ORDERS HUNT ,, .. The Florist, Tel. 130. JAMES F. DREW Fiano Tuning and Repairia Best Viork Only. “Pnone 433-3. 18 Perkins Artistically Arranged by Lafayette Street. Juniéd Cured of severe compound cold and cough by by bee can be done without pain by Dentists who KNOW HOW. selves on KNOWING HOW. Good Dental work nowadays is only possible our staff of operators has made some branch of Dentistry his particular specialty for years, and whether you need filling, bridge work, we have a SPECIALIST sept23d All Dental | gupmre= Work We pride our- Dentists of experience. We have n 20 years gaining that. Each of erowning, extraction or o year by ten days, but they are not|minding the seams use the French |PY] e of 0 pvas taken from the | oien” of as being below the aver- | seam. It is much neater and QUICKIY | o, PHAihn 15 dmalx Si2es 28 to 32 TESHS Bravi a8 SR peseviy BB st srominent street corner 1| 2€% done. waist ‘the skirt will require 8 yards of without pain, and at from one-third to SPECIAL THIS WEEK B As Bo was conves % 2 = ¢ e muaterial 20-inches wide. €% yards 34 one-half the prices prevailing at other 3 b A s ved through | 1t §5 more than likely that some| When replanting plants, first place thfi w‘lge‘ 4;& yn:gs 36 énchefl ;vldse that offices for the same quality of work. | Crystalized Rock and Rye, bottla e B A A it s gelists' fund are prepared to keep | 3li worma and slugs medium :,“;,;‘g:,‘:‘ o Mr. Toppan is one of Lynnsmostprvmentandhighlympecud and consult us before golng elsewhere, |3 Star Martell Brandy, :M“"‘J' heir card-party engagements, just the Srier s B Bulietin. Complny, merchants, whose word is as good as his bon g We make no charge whatever for ex. | Schlitz Milwaukee Beer, dozen §300 immediately caught the end of the Tope and pulled the wretched creature from his feet. When he was a few feet from the ground the rope broke and he fell to the street. Here his Dody was riddled with bullets and then was dragged by the mass of frenzied men and women to the scene of the crime. A fire was built and the flame ‘was applied by a young woman. Be- fore the body was thrown upon its pyre, however, a most hideous orgie took place. The dead negro's head was eut off and mounted upon a pole that was stuck into the ground. The man's heart was torn out and cut into small pleces, which were distributed to the peopls as souvenirs. The rope was Boaked in the blood and also cut Into Pleces for souvenirs. After that the mutliated corpse was burned.” . _ There is nothing creditable to man- Bood or civilization fn this butchery of & fellow man and tiger-like rend- [ ing of his bedy in pieces. After the * kiling—the ridditng with bullets—the vietim was unconsclous of what was | taking place, but the proceedings tell of the aw: 00k pos: Under provocation civilized man seems to . Be capable of suddenly becoming fiends "dn spite of the Christian teachings of two centuries and all of the good pro- feaslons which he makes. It is noted that a Seventh-day Ad- [¥ontist was struck by lightning In a fleld while digging potatoes, Bunday, while ¥ he had been hipping on the first day of the Week he would have escaped. The people understand so well what it stood for that it will be ult for his opponents to sup- prass his policies, but there is no that they wish to. e v A L ‘Boston bas just raised a half-million #or & new Y. M. C. A. building, and ‘the Museum of Fine Arts calls ‘wdnwmudA % same. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. A Few Inquiries. Mr. Editor:—I was wondering what the matter is with our electric lights. They dpn’t seem to be:very brilliant; and burning electric lights in my home, paying 10 cents a K. W. hour for electricity that costs the city 11-2 cents, 1 understand, it seems to me that at that margin of profit, with a $2,600 a year superintendent, and the help he has on the job, we should have light enough so we can see our way after dark, whether we are on the street or in our homes. My bills for electric lights appear to be the same whether the lights are bright or mot. What I should like ‘to knew is this Is the margin of profit to the city greater when the light is below stan- dard? If it is, then I can stand for it, as I am a taxpayer, hence a stock- holder in the municipal gas and elec- tric plant, I would also suggest that a light be put en the corner of the fence at the end of the new sidewalk on West Main street, 50 people who have to go home in the dark will not fall over it. If the street department cannot /finish the job, let the gas department make it light. It seems so funny. that so much public money could- be spent between North High street and the fire station without an appropriation, or having any questions asked; and now with an appropriation of $2,000 the city au- thorities cannot get any further than the fence in front of the O'Neil prop- erty. If the public works committee are not able to figure it out, what is the matter with calling in our latest conyert 8 the republican party, with his experience in sueh .matters? He might be able to help them to com- plete the job. A TAXPAYER, who belleves “What Is sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander.” Norwich, Noy. 17, 19 Fuddy—What a happy world this would be if more of us got what we wanted. uddy—Tes, or clae fewer of Besten us got what wi - Transcrips Patt; A little glue dissolved In skim milk ern Dept, Norwich, Conn. Made while you wait DELICIOUS are easily made in a fewmmtsthh Clevelands Baking Powder Wholesome, light and appetizing, the finest kind of breakfast food, CLEVELAND BAKING POWDER 0., New ¥York, ening, ly- ‘The reason Vinol is so successful in such cases is because it contains the two most world-famed tonics—the medicinal, strength- g elements of ‘Your Money Back If You Are Not Satistied. N. D. Sevin & Son, Druggists, Norwich. 0il and Tonic Iron. December gth. January issue. The Sewthern New England Telephons Co. The Next Dlreclory “ of The Southern New England Telephone > Company will be sent to the printer on After that date no entries . will be made. This means that you must order your telephone at once if you wish - your number and name to appear in the amination and advice. Sets of teeth that fit, from $8.00. Gold Crowns, 22 karat, $5.00. Bridge Work Special (our own tem), absolutely impossible for to break off, $5.00. Fillings from 50c. All work guaranteed for 10 years. King I)eRal—Parlors, Dr. Jackson, Mgr. Franklin Saq. Office hours—week days 9 a. m. to p. m., Sundays 10 & m. to 2 p. m. noved Watch Repairing done at Friswell's speaks for itself. WM. FRISWELL, 25-27 Franklin jan22daw th A. D. S. ALL CEREALCOFFEE only 10c a LIBRARY TEA STORE Jy24STuT ECONOMICAL means getting the most value for your oney. I can give It to you, in Plumbing. R. BENTON DISBLE, 46 Asylum St Ne Case on Record. Th;re Is o case on record cough or cold resdlting_in monia or u-ouhpu.n after Foley's Honey and Par has been taken, as it will stop dreak up your cold Retuse any but the genuine Foley’s Hos JACOB STEIN, 93 West Maig.5t. Télephwne 26-3. WM. F. BAILEY (Successor te A. T. Gerdner} ¥ 1 Hack, Livery and Boarding Stable 12-14 Bath Street. HORSE CLIPPING A SPECIAL™E, Telephone 883, w S Co Ny DR. C R CHAMBERLA‘ Denta/ Surgeon. In charge of Dr. 8. L. Goers pracewm during his last iliness. 161 Main Stroet. Norwich, ‘ noviéd b DENTISTRY The dental business eostabiishe®t w7 Rrothas WAoot suaiscant ] s me, any will Be continued assifted by V. D Eidred. It will be s plussuse to see the Corme customers ‘ol wy hrother and & ones oy Wil favor me with thele ronage. Extrasting 2ic and up. novisd PR, CHAS B. ELDRED. JOSEPH BRADFORD, Book .Binder. Blank Books Nade and Ruled to Ordes, /108 BREADWAY.