Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 22, 1910, Page 7

’ — As a result of a gathering at Hart- 4 ‘ yyh ford Thursday of the chief muvu g » 3 > 3 | of the cities of the state as the guests 9 ures he - y 4 with, b i1 You should sive to s A of Governor Weeks, a safer and saner g b s it mtg;lubuwbelooked!orh r ; A 2 mm{‘" . Amm Connecticut from now on. , be. ;xuyon ‘were pr;setn!t i: the luncheon o ho)y 80 o lnll ‘when “M ' r n a Hartford which there diac -mn’ h 'or Today's m but when it is sick and acids and alkalies, that irritate every f them express . th ou L the ernor to eliminate W] Jews congregate, the: 2 the lt’em-%codln hat of ate yeazs has has s thing. u‘" in_con 2 E bro'de l ism and favored sub- | Attorney Gen : day night and- eat their matzoth or [‘does not should m ries .gltut m.refor educational exercises : unleavened bread 'with bitter- herbs. | 2nd cannot make its own juices cor- é | ¢ha ‘be more in mum‘ mot the | 82y Mfi:g ‘abou mhmnmh‘g: with the dflnkm‘u?! Scly&:ce N e Y SALE CONTINUED TODAY. rlt of th sion. tters Te- nt! f a liturgy; the ~3 i ‘were received rrom Mayors Hotoh- sald all tha ::cuauuo: o Kiagush.” Then tomes most necemsary o the stomach to pro- Upwards of 3000 yards of Embroid- of Waterbury, Lippitt of Nor- washing of hands and the break- ke of ai "lml n‘." Ny i nt are now on sale at a mlon of wich, and Rice of New Haven, but-each ing of the matzoth, while .the rabbi - 5 . 1 1ifts a plate of the unleavened bread | duty. real worth. reserves the right to all} gave assurdance that he was in sympa- U bids. thy with the plan outlined by the gov- and pron the in tion to the Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are s0 reButea af m«za. Conn., Apri1 15, EBY with the plan outlined by the gov- op;m.,“’““bm“'“m‘_ PHis s The Drend | made as to ive o the somach the high- ‘ar 19¢ to 50c values CDONALD, weeks ago. from afflictio: ical properties ' The governor thanked his guests for eonam-m. began to change toward a| At this point, some young person | tion. These tablets are made up from At 12%c a yard State .fi.‘ ghway couu-uuom et deration given his | noisy of the day. Other|appointed &o n}ay the pylrt is intro- f':"';ehtra:: «;-ond muflbh essences, and % y » aprisd letter. He said that the statistics of & duced as the youngest son,” wno asks The lot compri Edgin F3 1 i aceidents resulting from the use of the rabbi why this night is distin- gca’l,emtm Nux, Aseptic Pepsin (the | prises Edgings 34 te 16 ot P‘G'“‘T‘; i istols, cannon crackers, ., on_the o oA i e < A guished lf]rom all o‘ther n|ghu——;\rhy Gli‘ :t dllt‘:.u;:ekm“)' and Jamaica | inches wide—Insertings 1 to 3 inches 1 ruy essin- ohservance between 4 a. m. on all other nights it is permitted to | Ginse: peculfarly | . 2 Tt T Mersi horrifying. He read figures o ek The mrbrors Tadlsorst- Foat ecenat Do el AoV presorves the Tall strengtn ot thess | Wide—on cambric, nainsosk and Swies. £ Syawent on “‘g,g;,‘f‘ and mutilations that have resulted in uu to say, the consensus of senti- | night only unleavened bread §s pro- | ingredients, so that they e into the | All strictly new goods, clean and per- i ‘e eontinued "‘"; md,,""'y e G,,,,;’ recent years, adding that it was time being that the attitude of the | vided; and why only bitter herbs are ;!"mfleh strong and capable of =1 oot under Ahis own, neme, All _claims| to g0 back to the custom of the fa- marnor was correct and that his pol- | provided on Passover night, and why t"’g food of any character. Forty against -M&-‘ue rehip will ‘be id thers in observing the national holi- | icy shouxd be adopted by the cities and | everyone is obliged to recline while usand physicians use and pre .cdbo' upon Hadloy G. | day. He offers something more patri- | towns in the state. eating and drinking. The last part | them. Ask your doctor his ovlnlon o 4 S b Hg ek L of the question is somewhat of a |the tormuia’above. Every druggist M“slln Underwear o M i G ot form, for it is seldom nowadays that | Sells them, price 50 cemts per box, or > send us your name and address nnd (Signed) W DO RhoseeT e Tt oAt p e recln g ed | we will send you a trial package by | CONTINUATION TODAY OF THE IN THIS COUNTY. | Ao e e s & Substantial | Mall free. Addreas B. A. 'Stuart Co.| SPECIAL SALE OF WOMEN'S —_— i e e 150 Stuart Dullding, Marshall, Mich. Papers Served .in Three, One Being & | "y, cover ™ in orthodox sommunities, MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. This offering comprised 360 pleces—a endeavor o Bt niae| to Former by Will of Judah L. Tain- Divorce. ;nhf-g;ex: of u,: .‘t‘l:e.uq,;,gl, ,;gl;gly ah- To Rivel. s Relibow. . e 0, ai elivers a % : p . ::cg:;n given in the past by tor. Papers were served Thursday on | leasthy. mw‘,‘“d n:"‘;“ve' descriptive :1«3:1; f:gt Et»l:: :!Lmz-?::mh:l’:\;- Manufacturer’s S8ample Line — includ- Signed 2 vi i ¢ 3 of the delivera: from Egypt, after “ : on-J01= | . S HADLEY G. GRAY. | corhe Wil of Judah Lord Taintor of | iic in'a suit brought by Miss Annic | which comes the “Davenu o reelta. | fries fight proves beyond doubt ihat[ing Corset Covers, Drawers, Gawns, NOTICE TO CREDITORS. 27 at 41 West Seventy-sixth street, | Sheridan of Groton for injuries re-| tive of the miracles performed by Je- "";"f is 010'": '°Bb° some color 1o this | Long and Short Skirts—AT AN AVER- AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD| New York, was filed Wednesday. The |celved last mber 23. The plain-, povah for the benefit of the Israelites. | 8ffair.—Omaha Bee. AGE REDUCTION OF .381.8 PER at Lebanon, within and for the District | petition shows no real property in New | tff damages. The Dapers| After each stanza the corgregation P gy sy ¢ weng ; . of bch.non on the 21st day of April,{ York state but says thete is realty h are , superior | goins in the refrain, *“Dayenu”—"It CENT. There is still a good selection L 2 3 Connecticut which will form part of first - would have been sufficient.” When_Colonel Roosevelt returns the p " od resent—ALBERT G. KNBEBELAND,| the residuary estate. The New York All these ceremonmies having been | Rough Riders can easily meet him in | for all who come today. ‘Eetate of Annie C. Strong, late of | Personality is estimated at $10,000. evening of December 23 she was walk- | guly observed, the feast that all have | & body. They are now nearly al out Lebanon, in said District, deceased. The will provides a trust fund of |ing& along Pearl street in Mystic. The | peen looking forward to is brought in. | of office.—Los Angeles Times, —_— That the Administrator cite | $3,000 for the sducation of = nephew, | ¢vening was dark and she stumbled |1t ysually consists of roasted fowl and ing | John Welles, in the academic depart- | OVer & —water box which projected | vegetables. with soup and hard-boiled Upholslel‘y nepvt t ment of Yale university, bequeaths [about six inches above the surface |eggs—symbolic of man's pfopensity to Posting e & motice to that effecr. to. | $2,000 to the First Ecclesiastical so~ | 9f the sidewalk. She Ry tth“;"mn:: roll aimlessly to and _fro—oranges, Bether with & cooy of this order, on the| ciéty of Colchester and $5,000 to u.. the ground by the contact, tearing grapes, tea and wine of Palestine. And CURTAINS AND CURTAIN signpost nearest to the place where| Bacon academy. ligaments of the ri'hl leg and perma- | aj] join in singing the “Chad @Gayo.” For Infants and MATERIALS aald doceased last dwelt, Pand in the It contains vmucum. at the expense | nently !ruurlnt — or same ,t'own, and by pubuahlng the same | of various sisters-in-law, who are left Sheridan, who is engaged as l. The Cruel Husband. n m Y u. t AT SPECIAL PRICES. gace fn & hewspaper having '» ciroula- small bequests of household property teacker in one qf ihe public schools ) yy,, Other day we suggested that| ] ou Have M'I,‘ M 18%0 | 35 Sl ot While: Cbriain e O ENEELAND, Judse. | ok ot A rofartad 1 an “Jows | mas vacation with relatives in Groton m’:‘l‘;,'fl,'e”d‘{,?y e Sty | Deass the value | Scrim, 40 inches wide, in The mbove and foregoing Is & true - When the accident to animals_ Another duty Is suggested 25c | neat fan effect, suitable for b R "_*G e t " M B bl g e Charles | ) the action of the wamen of Cilfton | Sigasture of 2 b Lo et Saidan @ Judgs. | raintor as % A0 awerts i e Hedghts, Pa.. who ired. to- protecs. regular 26c value at 12%0 a | yard. 19¢ 10 pleces of 36 and 40-4mch value | Printed Scrim. for window 250 | draperies—regular 26c. value COLCHESTER CHURCH AND AINEY & MR ACADEMY LEFT BEQUEST rsi; th - tinued “"Z‘Jv e o farmer oun- | Sum of $5,000 for the Latter and $2,000 e F. Edwards of Willington for a di- i Srediiors of satd e | Belle Talnior as Eds el snd yorce. Her maiden name was Rowe | ¢ nO"C e arumk, raised & fuss of nst said estate to the | “Charley Belle Ty 3, 1895 Bhe dessrted the piain. | course, and drove his family out of the [ A Special Conclave of Leonard Bridge within house and beat his wife. “flommn ihe above @nd fore-| "= STATE TREASURER. tiff November 15, 1905, He asks for WIS, ikl :nmdy of_four minor children. B e it Sl reanen € her columblan e E. Ryan of Colchester Mayor Costello Lippitt of Norwich | . day brought suit against Engle- | Fescue. They didn't content them- | at 19¢c & yard, Practically Sure of Republican Nom- | pert Sauter of New London for $300 | Selves by wdl"ns Mhn;‘fl dir,tgezr:t;t ination. to recover payment for saloon effects, | &nd “a low down whelp” or 13 Comnande 550 100 paine of Tucked and Rof- are returnable bef L s Tt ey ’ value | fled Curtains—at §5c & pair, The papers are 'ore the l 1 itt acy | court of common pleas the first Tues- | STabbed him foreibly and viouently for wiate Measurer (he LiicnAela B | cay wn May. D hustied hm to the " creck, ana_were No. 4, Knights Templar, pe A > say: The plaintiff alleges that he pur- P qul‘t“ S b Aard. & imagine a man chaned & hest pump, pipes, chair 1{:!'1;':;’ 01‘3}‘"’0 ;::n:h :“'V‘m;:f‘;:; ‘;::{ wrm be held at !hg AI:yf!um on Sunday easur- d tables at . auction sale of ef- gy afternoon at 2 o'clock for the purpose SN Y van D Thi aante to - g cruel husband taken before the magis- | ar attending the funoral Bervices of he has held S B e e e oosnastad with - by irate, who bound him over under 3400 Sir Kuight Willlam H. Armstrong. ) P moneyed institutions and his integrity | claims that the defendant wrongfully It is not likely that there will be any JAMES C. M'PHERSON, B. C. s as strong as his executive ability is | took possession of the articles. more wife beating in that neck of the| apr22d | 66c | value 6Bc, 69c | 100 pairs of Colored OCress value | Stripe Curtains — at 6¢ a 89%¢ | pair, value 89c. 8o | 200 pairs of Figured Ruffled value | Muslin Curtains — st She & 98c | pair, value 98c, Excelsior AutoCycles pronounced. Forty-six years ago he TN TR Wwoods, When the women Tally in de- R THaY. Noswioh Sevings wocisty; ok it has piccatic g ; S SRDR D (Chel Mok S Pivasacman o . $425 | 12 pairs of White Irieh ¢ €. V. PENDLETON; JR., Yantic, Gonn. | been jargely, dus to his work that that | To Disappear From Bread in Meriden Mfi;\: - :;;:, B A ot o | value | Polnt Curtaine — &t $4.25 a Wrtte o:bm for ¢atalogue or :n-tittuflon. Bt whlchr:: tl;:-l.b:e“l;m After Dus Notice. d"”""_ Ohio State Journal flr u e Is $6.25 | pair, value $5.26. . of 1s' pow the second it one 3 2 & o ¥ h el o o e hing o the seate Hiy ity o o e Yo Market Value of Dignity. Prime Rib Roast of Beef, per Ib, 18| ¥°.00 | Smith's =~ Axminster = Rus pevys Standard Speedometors. | has also been recognized in his elec- | of fin The remark attributed to Frank B.|Leg Spring Lamb, por 1h Bie |, nime | sise 9x13 Cesttat $19.00; Fés- ; tion to many other offices of trust and | paper in your Kellogg—that the government cannot!' | bu, Good Potatoes, 650 | $25-00 | ular price $25.00. honor. vainly tried to masticate a bite of | expect to compete with the trusts in! I bbl. Flour, $6.00 Mayor Lippitt is the father of Norris | pread that refused to down? And after salaries and that dignity and | 4 ~ M S. Lippitt, who has made such an ef- | many attempts to dislodge the afore- | honor ought to count as an element in NATIVE— & ficient Dbank commissioner, and both | said wad have you ever brought to |determining the pay of federal judges AT —— e rorigous ichs 0. father and son are two of the best-|ljght a transparent something on|-—may be a little ironical, but it con- CHICKENS, FOWL, Trimmed and Untrimmed known and most popular men In the | which was inscribed, “This bread was | tains a big grain of truth. VEAL, SAUSAGE, apr22daw state. made in a union shop,” or something The demand for higher salaries for HAM SALT PORK Crepe Paper, - ol e to, that effect? federal judges 1% no difterent from that b , E over now. The bakers n er provate and c posftions. Tissue Paper, Napkins i have taken pity on the public and have | The one argument of Bigh coat of Tiv.| Flenty of Cucumbers, Tomatoes, MURPHY & McGARRY, P » ] Ambrose E. Lester. dec!doa“!tx’?’t tg‘e‘;l'p ::: doctors - ;:u is o':te«sa as conclusive and, while ji:lmn Beans, 2-lor°y._ Rldu:-u Dan- 207 Main St. 'aper Flowers, S The funeral of Ambrose E. Lester of | MoTe, = m_taken at a may be just to pay these public ser- | delions, uda Onions, apples P Waterford, who died Monday, 100k | oot mloen® the masters and | vants more, Mr. Kellogg is right when | and Oranges. All goods delivered. | We advertiss exactiy as it is Paa!c l!lld MRCI"I'G = . their -mploy- tending toward the re- | he says that dignity and honor must Josdvertivompitiy o s ‘ % % place Thursday afternoon. There was | moval of the obnoxious union stamp | be computed In the summary. In this YR Ry for making. a service 1::0 ravet 4 at : o'::,}:z.i at Mox;. that has b:c:l ‘zmed = mm;‘:;:;m; ;xmn | men gave accepted ‘sederax HENRY N 0R~ ’ AN Lester's residence. servi Hereafter will ps whom salary ro not TEE™ :'.t ms:;;vmth-dny ?np‘t:st ;&?“fih “A,"‘Jo ;'.‘;7 ":;P ‘where “m‘“:n“:m: e tempt.h:he same is true of n:u]y ev- o ’ d H c] ‘was conduc ev. . e ery ot offioe of great trust within MRS, EDWIN FY, Franklin Squars | goicck “im.congncted 'y RevoA this sign will &3 ofber offioe of great trust within | Tel, 267 36 Frank.in St.| Smart dressers, men Chapel, David H. Geer and Charles | wages are in vogue in that gave up a law practice of $300,000 for apr22a Peabody, former members of Com- | ple who do mot believe in signs can a cabinet position then o — pany 1 Ahirteenth C. Vo 1o which Mr. | bry their bread in a mon-union Shob. | and oo cwnntes e reretrer Ty 3700, Of a" ages and con-~ Lester was a corporal during the| A new agreement pertaining to work- | NMr, Kellogg himself is crdited wit® a civil war, and Isaac Gardner, a long- | ing hours was signed by the master | Jesire tc represent Minnezota in ihe 4 - 4 time friend. A deputation from W.|bakers and their employes. Ten hours | senate, showing that he holds the value ditions of life young W. Perkins post, No. 47, G. A. R.. of | shall constitute a work day and the | of omcial dignity and honor above oth- 4 New London, attended. Capt. Frank | men will be allowed six holldays per | er considerations.—Omaha Bee. Wells of Lifchfield, who commanded |year with pay. —_— f “0 S from 18 cars Company I of e Thirteenth, with | Apprentices in bake shops must join | Passing of the Boycott. e W y several former eomrades of Mr. Les- | the union after six months’ work. 9 Yoo ‘The boycott, un-American in prinel- ter, attended the services. The burial o el iy s An Appropriate Place. | Pt 228 tufak Iy Spplicasion, gofns 1o to 60 years . Our only ex-president chose the . Whether in labor di - i The Foot Feminine. Bternal ity as the most appropriate | snsmiy. s womer opoo sDules OF eo- who like to be in clothes An Ttalian professor has been mak- D':ncf Eemnibit the eternal Roose- | be used with permanent good. Even that are distinctly styMeh, ing an international study of feet, and | VIt g’ Pow ;’?fld:: ‘l’sm:": mhcnu;mg :0 tm;"’g" » ealthy sign for r ashi {;;:';9::";2 ?;f’”‘;;’::’w%' f:;n,l‘;\,: Unfair Discrimination. ture stability. The nature of the boy- b e Y approval, e is not a diplomatic sa- |, It Seems like unfair discrimination | Sott Tuns mf;}fl' -:; the fl’;",‘,’,’,‘”:,"fl: find just what they are libert that is vant. He does not join the poet in reason why it has never gained a re- looking for here, praising those little feet that peep in idents pay their Do-tln bels. !pfln‘_ spectable position with men who be- 2 - and out beneath the edge of the skirt. s He bluntly reduces to a mere 5 per | field Republican. lailevl: in the broadest scope of indtvidu- Fon WARM mrm There are no cléthes made cent. of the total those women who P!:dd-nt Taft K bl L have perfect feet, and he puts the Not Hunting Gray Wolves. $0 the boycott ‘n"m‘“"_m:;:::"“o fh‘; today, which equal in style : blame upon the shoes of high heels | They killed a brown bear in Chicago, | Bethlehem steel magnates who went to P alit 2 e and pointed toes. but spared Hinky-Dink end Bath- | him when they heard the government th k quality, o 49 Main Street Certainly there is _nothing novel | house John.—Atlanta Constitution. S e s Dll"llfl e week we have about his conclusion. Tt has been stat- b 8 oy sz B e B gt P’ 4 clothas of ours; mariea Py oo Mt ther W thate Test mn yoived in ‘e dispute with organized 1a- | Deel advertising valaes ra from him thal el POSTUM FOR MOTHERS bor. Thse president quickly disabused No question of quality ean small they are too broad. Women of thei; a the Latin races have, in his view, tha | The Drink that Nourishes and Supplies m.,; ww‘, 2‘: w.::j:cott m‘w;"’:g the lfi“’mna 4 ml:z; & :fi:etii x:lla:.ugk; » ht;n:. ml"l:in‘cil; Food for Mother and Child as to the merits of the rontroversy, he UNDREDS of young men M| not At Perhaps that may be mews of —_— e e e sotlong ax’ b Refrigerators and women have obtained YIS é!“g‘ew e Al e audly busband has been unable to|would never employ the boycote the foundation — the basie W] exports. This professor apparently | wers vers chs to r Posire 5L Hhan ‘ou auy industry—Oummbis. Sporiing Goods Sherwin-Williams Paints be raised aguinst them; you know they're good when they come ffom’ us, and we'll see that they fit you right before we sell them to you. prin success course has been scrutinizing also the marble rn:‘fr!:;:! 1 ::h:ol. we ] he: matas of Athens. some of whar ;.‘;'g""m, """m""e B S B Stobn G. A. R of lon [ our e e malds ens, some of whom o must have been models, were of pedal | wi i - highly: Meased Men Insulted. Icturesque letter of complaint can help you if you will let us excellence. He recommends, therefore, sent J. J. Clark, lawyer and civil to a more suceessful ocareer. the wearing of sandals and going bare- war veteran of Canton, Ohio, to Sen- J a-lae Write tosay — now — for tun [ 0t 17 the house—Washington Post. tor Dick of Ohlo, Was filca inthe ap- " other y- as a petition. . . st e Saax Mt partaken of Clark seys that while visiting Wash- Carpet Sweepers Suits $10. to $30 s : ot R T Raincoats $10. to $25. All Commercial Branches. Signs are signs of the time. Grank Detw :i T to get a glimpse of the senate largely indicate the ber, th community, its business, its taste, its | *Our five-: g ® BENNSY ROY Deing in-ses-— - enterprise and its tendency. How the - "w A page ran up and told him Bm Boya’ Suits $3.50t0 $8. o Doy or Saniadsh telis vie ® a ] T 5 ERis te private property the are care- | T'ocgan to gl “T 'told him 1 thought it was au| Lawn Mowers — 1;:. .fi. -::‘1 ';!;m::- fi;fimm surprised : the change. | public property,” says Clark. or in monster size, it ix a reflection | great improvement lp::ed';d‘ ‘p':m Tt{mull’rl:e idouui“ =it Sceds i min; ter- upon the good sense of n.‘ community. his vened and flmfily escorti(‘l (r:ll::k It is just as much the duty of ai etrength and away 1 You Just On e e TaieE B smtastn” e | Bty om0, i, e Ted sy | B4t "L vhler o had fousnt 0| Poultry Nefting on '.' ". 'H.k ..f sl ’1! S Diupieiias Gt 2 e i keep the senate in business and the 4 ttudn. e ci-flfli‘. e m‘ flag floating over the capitol, but the ~ > COFFEE 2 ha \ys_ca: &O‘T\.u'n. heeded not. He showed his Bullders Hardware is bad people’ : / about Postum to utton an e 3 : e :.n- perverted, which 13: folio e o G!:I'{!ld Army mn(x; a oy s apr22d Z = ou a “Pride of Norw cu” i mo protest asainat signs. They Are |ty 4 Sioas, O | puEht”i0' Kniow betior.” said the man | NEW STOCK rted: “Gold Coln” “Difoman” “Rex” | Fenssnis, vut hey should exioat some 4 G 'you | T, mowd upit on 4 overnment that . wuuld keep nxchamfllan in its em- : SRy P upo nato b: - :.T quite .x:-eemry.h :‘ou a‘b:od: le’lan:: . 5 about an lnvuu‘auon .ot the ':nlr—» PEOPLE'S MARKET, |80 ROf Wb i, "ol resdt : P E 72 ' 8 s 4 Company. u..; to Fire Deation: Py Fi ki I wise they might habituate one to nar- The oldest church bullding now 3 row views. Their influence on the n N ¥ " i intellectual tlook should ew York is St. Paul's a8 JUSTIN HOLDEN, Prop. | sonsideres—omi Siata. soummay® 1o : en :»....""‘““' ibe cornersions of which was 129 Main Street, Norwich, Ct. "'...