Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 3, 1910, Page 4

NORWICH BULLETIN, THU S Horwich Bullefiz umfl-zzg%e&z. (—_——_ = = L aad th-—xitcm—_ ) S e h.::%: ke g and Coufied z When a @ on in Washington and to e s b vt the mmmmMQo 3 3HOWS DALY o KEITH & PROCTOR'S : o el Ta o i | FOR A MAID’S CROWNING GLORY. | hands thoroughly and ther, | W20t OF & multitude of ofher thiags. | grainon brown paper and you 230, 7 A% 8.45. ¢ “vauseviiie 114 YEARS OLD. e 1, party will fall beoause s O e Sl A o e A find all the grease drawn out into the Jave no foundation to rest wpon- | oo yaony ing comb is one of | ofl. rubbing it over the wrists. Then | gr..awork more elaborate than ever mfi Fa » — BIG FEAT““E —_ Schecription price. 13¢ & weeks 800 a | Senator Bul = ley 4 right when he says | o0 050, to this, one of fime | French chalk is spread on n%fih";g before is shown to ad on coats that Cannonism is not a state issue, | Sonz the fing and wrists are A slice of lemon stewed with pranos 3 Ashborn Dog and Pony Circus, including | but is something which must be dealt | - s tooth combs are much less used | the oil causing the chalk to adhere, | 204 gowns of ‘:“‘"‘ ok gives & most delighttul flavor. 2 Rex :L Mind R’-din ony. Fntered a: the Postoffics at Norwioh. | with after the next election, by the|than formerly, for their tendency is to| A large palr of kid gloves is then Smart Buckles, ; ——— 8 / s L 1 Sixty-second congress, and his opinfon | break off or pull out the halr unless | drawn on for the night. 1In these| Square or oblong buckles of marqul- | Women with pretty teeth will laugh LA N Bpecial Act! | AUDITORIUM that the republl very carefully handled. holes may be made in the palms for | sette matching one's evening §own in | gt any well meaning joke. 2l Reswaj Aet! e republicans should abandon | V& €9IC T iatle hairbrush is on~ | ventilation. Three nights of this treat- | color are an effective adjunct to many olife Lytton, factional strife and prepare for the | g% "I8N Thoiltics, not too soft and | ment will work wonders In Improving | a costume. : : Imperscnator. fall campaign is sound. There 1s weak- | Jio]ding. the skin, Beaded Suede Slippers. { Characte! Ullmantic Office, Room 2. Murray | ness in dissensions, and at present the |* Everyone knows, or should kmow,| A drop of almond ofl, warmed, put Tn & handsome pair of headed sueds Change Artist Bullding. Telephone. 210. national issues are of such importance | that there is no hair tonic equal to | on the eyebrows with a fine brusb, en work des!; is par- = = 7370 | that they should not be hazarded by | thorough brushing. will make them more lustrous and | SLRROTS, The, DRCR ORS SOUE "'S BE“E'C‘AL Em n year' Norwich, Thursday, Feb. 3, 1910. ey th IS quite often enough | generally look better. - == the conduct of republicans in this part | Oncs & B ana brusnes, if they are | © This may be done during the day Leghorn Hat Brims. s e e e ans 20t HOROIe | opecly bared for daily: and there will be no appearance of | Some of the white Leghorns which COAI and emoluments are honorable enough, | PTRPENY C3IC0, 0 Sasling, half #11 a | greasiness, by warming the oil thus | are being seen at southern resorts - The Circulatio 1 but they are not usually achieved by [, (il with warm (not hot) water, put | thinning It, so that & small quantits | have the brims faced with black. I n O factionalism and conduct which tends |y o teaspoonful of common baking | works better then a larger one. e il Py’ Plawes: 1 AI JACKSON AMUSEMENT C0. | to disgust the rank and file and prompt { soda. Winter Attire for the Well-Dressed.| Adaptations of the Russian blouse Th ulletin them to nct against thelr party as a | Wash the brush out guickly, rinse in msidn ploses e B mmitter of rebuke. Conmectiont 1a safe | warm water and dry in the opsn .| Opera hoods are less in evidencs | UL Do seen in many of IRS HoCD 3 The Bulletin has the largest cfr- | enough to the republicans under a g’gfim‘f“‘mefll‘d .:;un'-mul’fs"" the :2:\-. was expected by fashion proph- s FEhics I Vomwe: w culation of asy paper in Bastern || sane and united leadership and since | ™5 0/ "0 brushes should be &ept | ““Rninestones ana crystal embroldery | Borders are svider than ever on Is Your Weather Eye Open? | yu ' cq.0"ver s arg.15 P. ki Cemmecticet, and from three fo four || the party always has known hOW to|;; 5 covered case away from chane | are being lavishly employed on eve- | many of the summer fabrics. More Cold Weather Coming.| xcupse of Al Things Theatrical. times larger tham that of amy im |/ let bygones be bygones and how to pull | o gust and accidental soiling. ning gowns. Separate Coat with Silver Buttons, This has been & test Coal RETURN ENGAGEMBENT ! Norwich. 1t is delivered to over || together for great national as well as The sharp-polnteq waist is seen now | JoParats Eoxt L TR N, year on ETURN B s e 5 3 - % and 's Coal has th Paul M, Potter's Famous Play, fflt:\'e ::;‘)fl‘l:, .;i:eh;'lzb‘:::{m ::';’;_ PERTINGCRE SN R ?;?-e;hi?n’?: o l:{fi:'?:: l?:;i‘;‘:i 55 | tenings on s ;-mlrt m.&a‘ l::-t.:g ““_w Stood the test 2 A onisms it is going to live right up to exploited freely. ~ Whether it :- = :;;:r:; shepherd plald It burns long and clean and lots of "’I ' r its record in November. o P 00 e Temuing ¢o be Skirts of Ruffles. “ % for = ton. Direct from a year's run at Weber's E. CHAPPELL CO. S TV %O lish e clall: Many a summer gown will have the THE PRICE OF A NEWSBOY. B D Yo ST Slaly | Many s s ST Tek Fue X Prices 25¢, 3S0, 560, 780, $1.00, $1.50 Contral Wharf and 150 Main Street | Seats on sale at the Box Ofies, It is not surprising that Judge ; Bands of gold lace are often worn | varying widt Wheeler administered a rebuke to the 2 around he Bead when the eveming White Buckskin Shoes. ury of the superior court at Bridge- Zown is_decollette. hite buckskin prom- s g g i Shaeh of % Telephones. Wauregan House and Pitcher & Service's on Tuesday, February 1st, at 9 o'clock. MANUFACTURED BV THE The use of dull silver and gold or- | n 8 the comin; in $300 damages for the Killing of a | Bt ~ Henry W. Taft Is Much Better. Stamford newsboy by an_sutomobile. Macaroni Soup. Los Angeles, Cal, Feb. 1—Henry is in a hospital in this city as a re- w price on human Iife, but might i Water; add salt | gy e § o . D e . il sult’ of an attack of erysipelas, is as well have been one-half the amount } to taste. Directly the milk and water since the cost of the trial will be Q boll throw in one onion, two ounces of | much better tonight. that or more to the plaintiff. macaroni, broken into short lengths; Much Val to Be Used. y Cars to all poluts after performar Viewed practically, this not only set B Put a pint of milk on to boll with| W. Taft brother of the president, whd | By feb3 in SOLD BY ALL” LEADING | o, BREED DRUGG!! ONE SIZE ONLY, S0*ABOTTLE The sty system of this country simmer gty for ons Bout and S| o 1ace wil Be mote popular, for = Il. 5 J. A. MORGAN & SON REAL o Goal and Lumber needs to be reformed, for the reason ook slowly for a. quarter of an hour | {rimmins symmer WasT CIOTUE e ALL CEREAL COFFEE Central Whart. Telephone 884, that justice is not to be reached by o longer; pass all through a coarse a lack of capacity to understand a case 7 sieve, return to the pan and add chop- | % 'cc:“:? é‘:":“'_d" o “Whie. or of judgment to reach a rational | ped parsley. olos roi .ryembm‘aery e THEATRE CHARLES MeNULTY LESSEE . lusion. No one can tell why these 3 g Just before serving add a gill of| Dresses of colored Oc e et L B s k whipped cream. Serve with fried dice| white will be among the unusual mly 10c a tb. et Takregm FoTORS: man belug—a sum about sumiclent to SR S e Grisp Fried Mush LIBRARY TEA STORE “ R Gk TRAVEL. meet the Killing in the same manner e i i R g b e S s U. 8. Army Manoeuvr of a family horse. It would be a good Prepare plain bofled rice, being care- | Yhen fryi : —— LUMBER FORT LEAVENWORTI, KANSAS Forelgn travel is a great fad with | thing if when twelve men of this type 1 arate and the middle-class Americans and more | exhibit such Judgment as this to make| D278 Transfer Pattern No. 8097. |ful to keep the kernos Scb ar e o TRamaad ot e, O LIRS FLORENCE WOLCOTT _me- ! firm; cut into thin strips some par- ey than o hundred millions are annually [ cvery ono of them forever Ineligible for | o Forset-me-not ploture frame deslen| {onl Cooxeq carrots, add some dried NDS K“)NEY AND BL ADDER MlSE Y | s B wne o Shingies: Gl un : spent in this way. There are today 27| such duty again. If good-for-nothing | cfiher white or colored, anad worked in | mushrooms and asparagus, if liked, up and let us tell you about our stock. | ' SELECTED SONG FROGIAMME. trensatlantic steamship lines end the | juries were weeded out, the chance for | outiine or solidly. Thé flowers should | and cook all the vegetables togethor H.F. & A J DAWLEY. AN e T i OWtdren, = passengers carried In the past eix| such miscarriages as this would be- | be light blue and the rest of the design iflLb““g-e chala ol Yo Ane boteiu novisd Jan3a e " v—. e A R O Majin e snd eol0 of & pakine dish, cover with a thick| The Most Severe Backache Vanishes and Your Kidneys Act = 2904, +-.-1503,170 this are a disgrace to the state of Con- | Price of pattern, 10 cents. e e 5 ? d PN 0TS 1905. L lliesz620 necticut. Order through The Bulletin Com-| VS utter, grated Patmesan cheess Fine After Taking the First Few Doses of Pape’s Diuretic. COURSE OF 11,984,658 PR e TR and bread crumbs, and bake until | 2 eET.038 MISREPRESENTATION THROUGH o’ 1% Wb X { ENTERTAINMENT .1,530,161 A CIVIC SOCIETY. = 1f you take several doses of Pape’s|or urinary disorder or feel rheuma- /730, Strain Soup with Towel Diuretic, all backache and distress| tism peins, begin taking this harmiess 2 g3 ma to ha:eay ohwsihe b ot Clear_soup, or consomme, should be st-of-order kid Teaacer | ToNslos, Swith. tha | nowisdgs SEhet This tadulation shows that the ic soclety to use it to vent indi- 3 strained Chisugn & forded” towel laia| oM out-of-order kidneys or bladder | there is ho other remedy at any price, Free Burning Kinds and Lebigh Yonng Men's Christian Asso’n panle year was the year of greater| vidual epite or to promote individual o eolandor. “Tt st ot be squees. | trouble will vanish, and you will feel | made anywhers else 'in the world, R < T g g L o travel and that there was a falling oft | ambitions, and ecither use is fllegiti- 2 o8 o some of e small particles of | D _ . ait ciln L JWRIE VIR Mt 00 Sherngl es | in 1908 of nearly a million, at & total | mate and does not tend to giv egg used In clearing will be forced -ame Mrv-nug e hintie. - Siliuinecs, ;’:fltpot Pape's. Diuretic "*"wm ey A. n LAT“ROP | Tuesday, Feb. 15th loss of $26,000,000. There was a re-| strength to the organization. < through and spoll the soup. frritability, sleeplessness, fnflamed. or druggist can supply. » s . | The Hinshaw Q“;"'.”'" S et i covery of more than $5,000,000 in 1909.| Mayor Fisher of Middletown woke | {f Bl DI ks ollen cyelids. worn-ont, sick feeling | Your physician, pharmacist, banker — i . T Quertet With the completa return of prosperity | up the morning after the annual ban- ie Plate Holders. and other symptoms of sluggish, in- | or any mercantile agency will tell you | Office—cor. Market and Shetucket Sta in 1810 the agents count upon & re-| quet of the Business Men's associa- Pmdv‘“e’ of P‘""e‘““l or agate may |, (ive kidneys disappear, that Pape, Thompson & Pape, of Cin- Telephone 168-13. Wednesday, March 9th sumption of business to the normal| tion, to fAind that he was held in dis- be had fitted to & Mlokel O P iiine 15| Uncontroliable, smarting, frequent | cinnati, is a large and responsible Dr. B, A Stelner, authority on imm by iy Sateailt o Bot et DRGRCHE Whoch | Seoviaed with & grooved sim to it over | irination (especially 6t night) and all | medicine comcarn, ‘thoroushly WoRthy| estste % sration. Lecturs, “On the Trail of The last twenty-five years has seen | had a prior engagement of three The rim of the pic plate similar to those | Piadder miscry eng;x;mu“ i o!g:’:vlfccon B e s the Immigrant.” a tremendous spread of the foreign | weeks' standing,and had sent his let- | on pudding dishes, and sometimes, es- [ TUIS URLSUEl PEORATSUIOn goes St e e s RS traveiing habdit among Americans. | ter of regret to the proper official, but peclally if the ple aish is deep, the| J0c0 to the disordered kidneyw, blad- | tokiug B ane e e, active, Deatthy uesday, March 29t Where the Englishman was once said | it was not read. 4 holder takes more the form of a basket | 5¢ Boaling. Sloansing and vilal- | mdnevs. Dimider and Lethasy o Bostonia Ladies Orchestra (16 X i the dish. utes its 8, cl g ki 2 N rgans— and Dr. George R. Clarke, = to be everywhers, the American mow | In speaking of the matter to a rep- 2 for holding the - izing influence directly upon the or- | and no backache. b ot L o L appears. The wealthy are among the | rosentative of the Middletown Press, Chae T gans and glands affected, and com-| Accept only Pape’s Diuretic—nfty- P — Sagton, least-traveled of our people, it has| Mayor Fisher said: “I do mot pro- N m""_' g hildren's | PISLCS the curs befors you realize it. |cent treatment—any drug store—any- Wednesday, April 6th been remarked. Todsy those who go | poss to let Convey carry his personal | o i o xSl e | 1 T kvt Jou yeRpast S Migous bt b (D@ eV Wall Seasoned W00 | .. « rxrees cadman or contrar on abroad in the greatest number are | sbite to the extent of making it apper-| Paris Transfer Pattern No. 8121, |dresses, whethier of wash materiel o ‘Grogational Church, Brooklyn. school teachers. that T had snubbed a dignified associ- | Wallachian design for & round pin-| g, tnat the skirt may be easily length. e ture, “The Puritan in Two Worlds. The cost of travel has so declined | ation like the Business Men's associa- | cushlon, to bo transferred to linen of | g0.q!" When the siirt is to be lengt] - SIMMop, o C. H. HASKELL B i and the speed with which the worid | tion” The mavor said further tha: |l2wn and embroidered in white or col-| ened, after ripping the hem, turn, it 5 uesday, Apri can be encircled eo increased that it is | “he was definitely bound to speak else- | 073, The Back anf Tort are 900 possivle, the lower erge wp for dhe 489 PRonss 402 Waher - Muie _Qumtdite ot 2 [ new only a undertaking of a few weeks | Where on that night, and had 3o stated | the form with Tibbon run throush the | Crens tabumm the Seme. Ehen. thers 37 Franklin 8t Thames oo | TUSSOED Dages, Beader where a few years ago it consumed | In his letter of regret. which was |eyelets. is little danger of the line which tel mayéa Course will be given In Centr months and years, The desire to see | not read, and only a few knew why he | ~Price of pattern, 10 cents. of the lengthening process being mo- tist Church. S’ ndt Pare™ Order through ‘The Bulletin Com- | $iceq. There is one thing certain, and that | Pany, Pattern Dept, Norwich, Conn. is that a civic association fs sare A DEFENSE. soon or late to take on the charac- o alDyFADA, ter of its president. If he 1s « man| Gaudy stockings are being flaunted of honorablé principles its affairs will | again. be honorably conducted; au4 if he la| Skirts are to be a bit wider about| YR Many & Poor cake | . & man who depends for success upon | the feet. SRy when making a custard. Put the salt wa,s tiat are dark and tricks that | Blouse effects in bo lices ate Wil US| in after the milk has been scalded; are vain,” it will be a shysts: organ- | R0 iaras are in high popularity for | Otherwise the custerd will separate as ization, whatever its pretenss. The|separate waists. though curdled " L more - dey. world was never greater than to- Course tickets $2.00 and § Have You Noticed the Single admission G0c Increased Travel? fev3a 1t's & sure sign of good weathor and fine roads. People like to get out into fine roads. People liks to got out lata | Lecture wiih Stereoptican method, and if you'll take one of our [by BLLSWORTH HUNTINGT teams you'll say the same. Ph.D., Yale University. MAHONEY BROS., Falls Avenus |on “The Untamed Girdie of Palostine” = at the First Congregational Churoh Chapel Some Housekeeping Dont’s. Don’t use too much butter in cake. Use a scanty amount rath#r than more than the rule calls for, and it will save KUTTER The American Warehouse Men's 2gsociation do mot think that the cold storage plants should be subjected to an investigation since there is no trust, and cold storage is a necessity. They call attention to the fact that “the cold storage men are not mythi- %3 Siudtvity ‘They Py | responsmility for ‘Lis falls back upon| Nothing is more in the style than Z e i Individuals. They are members of | |\» membership Eecause (nas name | the untrimmed far turban. S Shavipy aachesmes I Wb L Friday Evening, Feb. 4, 8 p. m. spected and as reputable as any of “‘”', D""“’"v“l“- ““h‘,“; e sl Bt ve’:;‘?lk‘::‘z:abrn the coming season s |Tme more you handle it the tougher it Here are some records of Keen Kutter Tool 1 fob2d g srnal antagonism v-hich resul®s fa the | Very y to be shorter. b sl e : i Jour patrons. Many. it not most Of| dw reanization of the soclety. A shys. | Nt 8 everywhere to the fore. Don't add the flavoring to soft cus- service; Saw 20 years, Draw Knife 13 years, T S Sompatiss, GETias & ity ibrbe anization has no clal n for sup- | ioes 0f the new linen sults are 1ace | 1arq untll the custard is cool. Hatchet 32 years, Shears 17 years, Butcher Knife Grand Social an ance number of sharcholders distributed | P2Ft UPon a respectable minority. 4ob0% dance frocks tulle with chenilie Spring Fashions. 20 years—and 35 Saws have b;lcn sharpened with of Div. 1, A. O Hyin T. A % Ha throughout the United States. They ots is ne . one Keen Kantter slim taper The uniform Friday evening, February 4, 1910, are faxpayers, supporters of the SNEFORIALNOTES. Many of the new Swisses have em- | 3¢ S0 LIO B0t o e peing and s 5 Music by the &oncert and’ Dance OF chusches, scheols and newspapers. The congressman who cannot live on | broidered colored dots. oo 44 e Quee-qufirtg: \gngth, chestra; McCarthy prompter, Tick “These people would not remain in | $7.500 @ vear must have lots of hungry dé\[hn&;’vrflgl_{lt;?e& h:ndbne made of | 0" ven shoiter. ets, admitting zv"nrllf‘-_mrm and ‘ind 0 any bustness which they did mot know | constituents behind him. Fashion has decreed that short coats | , COAts for the spring are to be much ";{‘,’;2‘1“""' Lady's Ticket 25 cents — x ¢ 52848 | ehorter than those worn this winter. Happy thousht for today: Do mot | Ghioad siiow the anbreviatsd cont o | Kuseien blouss coats will bo worn cling to old worrles; the enterprising | "Ivory and gray satin, stamped with a | MUCh this coming season. nd new ohas every Gay. 008 Sestin atso pmy tamped with 2 | "The newest veilings are the six-sided e the modish list for evening wear. N A e When a woman's thirteenth child 1s | A cluster of sllver tea roses, gemmed twins, she has good reason to think | With mock dewdrops, is high In vomue Homk SADEENT MANING. was entitled to the fuilest confidence and support of the public, and all they ask is 2 fair and impartial hearing to 1e end that hasty, igmorant or mali- clous statements regarding the effects ¢ cold storage on food products may MUSIC. KEEN KUTTER TOOLS Paints THE PAINT OF QUALITY NELLIE S. HOWIE, Teacher of Plane. ot do irreparable injury to them and s AL d i s the farmaing interests, which, aftes | that her luck has changed. ‘°fr§?fefif:{."%ui?f’.fiuiuf»fle"‘au.—;c, The Bulletin’s Pattern Service. is shown by the fact that over 100,000 Keen Room 48, Central Butlding. alL are the oncs chiefly interested In| Chicago pretends to be so pleased | tyeness of a military cut in coats and Kutter Draw Knives have been sold and never Best! S the keeping of produects until the mar- with its grand jury reports that it | "W =ps for e majority of women. 1 l‘"fi CAROLINE H, THOMPSON ket can assimilate them without 10ss. | wants to piay them upon the piano. Some of the handsome Japanese one returned as defective. Keen Kutter Tools S Teacher of Music “There s no such thing as a com- CoracEiis dre Belug Skught by wom- have been standard of America for 36 and W Lo 1 bination amone cold storage men to| The secd catalogues are just as styl- | “One ot the aomvai ge upusual 10 better tools have ever been made. Keen ‘ears Longest 46 Washington Street. bring ebout higher prices for perish- | ish as ever, but the fancy prices for|to be more like a long 2 ; com 2 able products. Dr. Wiley, testifying | dahlias appear to have shrunk quite | composed of a strip o?‘?ciézxf:&. e’ggexg S S eopen = plete. linc of Covers Most! e ol P 29 Thames St tools and cutlery. Sold by THE HOUSEHOLD, before the committee, expresaly de- | a bit. at either side with a wide and hand- clared that he knew of nothing of that eort. The government has not seen| Ohlo has landed her Black Handers Lessons given at my resldence or af - the home of the pupil used at Schawenka CF some lace insertion. me method as rvatory. Bes the necessity of investigating the re- | in the penitentiary, and now they will Old-Fashioned Darning. ’ - 1 octlld lation of warehousing to prices, find it difficult to send letters even to [ , “T often sce people darning stockings The Bulletin Bldg., 74 Franklin St. It’s for your interest to TR 3 o Except In isolated cases, warehouse | one another. side out, sal a mother. » 2 tmen do not own the goods stored with slghts bring to mind the 1 " . use them. T ¥. O-NG!EI them They have no concern, primari- | Germany is looking for a loan of m“,{:;“‘g_eg;f:g;“ sgg lf;s“vyg?mm;lyer [T} (11 1y, with the market price of products. | $120,000.000, and will have no difficulty | g StocKinge on the mrivine’ s oy “There’s a reason.” 2 Prosmest Ot. Their business is to keep goods en- | in geiting it. Her preparedness for [ neafly dld she do it that really it Tel. B11. Norwich, Ot. trusted to them in practically the same | war comes high, was difficult to tell one side from the condition tn whieh they wers received other, so_far as her work was con- until the owner may have need of| Fancy apples have been retafled in | cerned, She said that if the shoe werc New England this season for $1.25 a | tieht, the slight irregularity in the — ASK US — A. W. JARVIS them. It is practically the same thing a h e ob a stocking, caused by the darnin; o the warehouse man whether the|d0zen, or the price of three dozen of | Stocking, caused by ‘the dirning oo = i o e S ot e Sev | i ot e e e Bostonian Shoes | Joseph F. Smith, s S Leuiing Tumer Ln Seet. thing. ose, the Tubbin 8 Tt bt cti R N ey P [ i T von suex. CHAS. 0S600D & CD Eastern Connecticut. business, generally bave suMclent to| 50t twenty-five vears In the peniten- | cause hlisters or other trouble, . She Sold exclusively by FLORIST > 1 *Phone 518-5. 15 Clairmount Ave, do ¥ thetr ror tly, | tias cannot count upon doing much | always insisted, too, upon my darn o it they meet ®ils promptly. - pon my septaza R e e e ke R P. CUMMINGS, L R 45 and 41 e she admitted, to use a darning ball of Main Street, Norwich. miation n - periehable products.| Attention 1a called o the fact that | SEE. OF even'to slip a picco or card- AR (Premiums.) 52 Central Avenus. L Commerce Streat JAMES F. DREW They have in many cases been enter- | the daily talk of a man Is Detter as a [ over that. But she claimed that woos “sim0 = : . ' raptcy In meeting and even forestall. | acter than his Sundsy pravers forefinger of the left Tund witnin the DRESS SLEEVES. ustom rindin PURE OLIVE OIL ! ing the demands of the public. Is it stocking foot and keeping it there to — g - right that they should now be the| Terhaps that Callfornia man who | §2ide the needle in its course, no other | Parts Pattern No. 3170 — Al Seams Thers are masy braada. nut caty one| SICIR TS Best Vork Only, target for mccusations which are un- | thinks that porierhouse steak is a sure | PXPQIent would ne adopted. 1 foliowed Allowed. TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS beat brand. T Taune G2-3. 18 Paridne Ave f::ruennm 'm.:l!( ;:us .,d, m,.; ;:ri‘rir kh‘eu.mikgis}:n tu}(e; stfldc_k‘m TEL that why now & Dk I G M Sellies o at YANTIC ELEVATOR. 12 oot fromadn dheom il e jimport | MADE TO FIT i D! N or attempted to de proved, an ecaus s a high-priced medicine. e — are of styles diversified enough to| A, R. MANNING, Yantic, Conn. |1ow price. Let us supply you. FOR ONLY R e —_—- which they are practically unable, Soda for Flowers. Bisase all’ tastes. There is the closs: | A B M a 0. FRRRY, ause of lack of opportunity, to make | When times get real hard, sonde phil. “How do T manage to keep my flow- | ASE116, Eleeve coming w&nl over the| Telephone. decléd Tel 702. 336 Frankiin S and We Furnish Tallors’ Trimmings osopher tells the man who hasn't the. ers so long?" sald a Newark woman, | Dobroiioro e BEalaln . o tharite to5 Free delivery to all parts of the city. | Fres. We warrant Entire Satisfaction. ' . has been alleged that they loan | price of a dozen eggs that his way | “Well, in the first place, I clip the | fancy sleeve which, although it has 11t Any sorts of Woolens you may wish - ¥ on warchouse receipts. If some | to comfort is to buy a brood of hens. | Stems and change the water daily, [tle fullness at the arm’s eve is tucked 0UR WORK . for at Cut Prices, juceessor to A. T. Gerdner) - m do that, it is a perfectly legit- " | Mhen as the flowors begin to droop: e A e B T TR ts the approval of the critical DR ju N Es nsn"s‘ g hin add a pinch of plain baking soda 3 T wwain | mee! e . cal ¢ PURSHASING “ng to do, althoush that Hne| A Chicaso woman appeared in court | to” the “water. whith by the we |ihere ls the bishop siseve, which prom- peaple, ’ ] 9| MARSHALL'S RYERES Haclk iver ss is largely confined to the| to say that the beatings given h - i 1804 1o be. a _prime-fayotite ¢or shirt ’ > fo may thal (he Dentings Eiven her oy | should be tepld. This scems to re- | walsls ¥ha”s compisted by ' lapped R ) ti d 35 SHETUCKET ST. 164 Main Street nis | vive the most dglicate flowers wonder- | wristband, . These three atyles = are c La 3 3 1 Y < not =t all likely that anything | love, and she dd not want him “hurt. | folly.” . . here pictured, the first two naving twe | ROZEIS DOMES{IC undry. with the Norwich Circulating Library, e Ggna to Gresk up this grest S ot S he Tel, 958. Rear 37 Franklin 8 Room 10 ’Phone 32-3 | ge: 's Dyers stry there s no reason wh; S A ‘ ¥ Skin Nourished by Almond Oi The pattern is cut in six sizes- A nklin Street. ncy for LeWando's D, and Boardln ut ¥ | Now they say that $50,000,000 have 42 incles, bust measurc. For § sept2id g Cleaners. Jani1TThS < mit should not be piaced upon the | peen offered for the Alaska coal lanay, Almond oil is among the least cost- |sieeve No. 1 requires 1 vard of ma- roaiad Sth of {ime flsh meats and other|1: would not have beon but for the | AR oSt usetul of tollet articles, |terinl 38 inches widb, srith % yard Stable de shail be kept frozen before of- | pew. stringent republica: blic and at this season, when gr in | o887 oa Blodve X0 S T o AMESVILLE ¢ ired for_saile snd consumption by the | portcys T o POl lands | some form s required to nourisn the | 43BN ot e Taenos Sl Lt QUALITY TH STORE HECKER’S people. The protection of the public 5T hou B on Lo withstand for | sfgaUires s vard of material 35'inches | in work enould always be considerea | W. Rose Canned Cherries, Apricots, Prepared Buckwheat 12-14 Bath Street. health enters into this business. The converted young man who ad- | frequent use. ¥ Erice of patiern 10 cents. e intertor Rind. Skiled Tors, tha | Saimon and Lobsters. HORSE CLIPPING A SPECIALTY. vertises for the names of al persons | A simble way of applving it to soft- | Order through The Bullgtin Company, | Gl ioyed by us. Our prices tall the| Prosress Flour is our best. Guilford and Pancake Flour Telephone 883, : en and whiten the hands is to pull P aprise Since there are seventy-five different ( who think he has ever offended thera [ 57 @nd Whiten the hands is to pull on e Whole stor. Tomatocs cannot be beat. I you try e e, R ways of cooking potatoes we are ml\- making thorouzh work in the way ot | 5%, 2hiox ot Curtains and Charm. STETSON & YOUNG. them you cannot heip but like them. at CARDWELL'’S. I e R going to dempais eorrection 0 this roeatment after mashing the ! The infincnce 9f white suuslin maxdis : . 5. PAIRCLOUGH, Brop. | jants 5 L R e ™