Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 26, 1910, Page 4

f‘fafi&lfi’t‘-‘ g APRIL 25, 26, 27 o —— EUGENE TRIO ing out of m:: window, turned around PEERLESS BAR EXPERTS lives | “Here comes old Gooseworthy,” he ! erudifion. e - - .y into o v e 2 [ | '1:_:. ,n:.”l.\n.fl(‘u;‘v&ur:“n . ? aw os WM. T, FELTON Fun In & Gymnssium 434 YEARS OLD, fi price, 13¢ a week; 500 & 5 a year. maintenance ‘children of ‘herces who lost the Eatered a: Tostelfice at Nerwieh. |:p ait. : to save the life or M Telephoue Calla: ¢, [of others. One of his latest gems of|said, “and I know by the smile he's ais DA thought is for the bemefit of young |wearing that he's loaded with some E}{:u- itorial fi-. men. In homely speech he says to the | new story about his little Willle. tin Job Office, 35-6. , American beaus: “Pick out for a wife 18 Gooseworthy 2" asked the in- Willimantic Office, Reom 2. Murray |the girl who helps mother.” He per- '“'};;« adjuster. Butlaing. Telephone. 210. haps realizes that it has become QUite | (ol B eI on e S e o this Norwich, Tuesday, Aprii 26, 1910 e a fad among young men of specula- | i forever telling tiresome yarns about 3 narl o . erovel” 4 ) x | = — st Received tive minds to pick out a girl that fu- ther loves to help! Others. are very eareful to select a young woman who has an income large enough for two to live upon in style. It will be quite difficult to regulate the young fellows who are set in their ways because they the wonderful things said and done by his eight-year-old son. He's such g00d old_fellow that mobody has sthe heart to hand him a refrigerating plant ‘when_he stants.” " “And he's coming here, is he? Well, Jjust watch me squelch him In a work- manlike and artistic manner.” Inowingly, wittingly, wilfully bitually ‘violate ~the - law, ‘warning of the penalty,” who ‘withstood the efforts of the think that sitting with a wife of means 'is pleasanter than working for a wife The door of ithe hotel office opened,: and Gooseworthy stepped in, beaming. e A1 self z-vocu: etti- wocial or re us A NEW LINE Wednesday, April 27, 8.15 p. m She captured New York and Chicas of abili “I never knew until today,” he gur- g unite in the fervent prayer thaf The attention of Mr. Carnegie is call- | 8led, “that my Willie is gifted as a possible, the ‘“approximate 8 . poet. 1 was fairly flabbergasted when may be removed and “mucti-desired e e o B % s |1 "came across the manuscript of a result effected, thus - the liquor | , THe Gefeot of Ko o OF £ Next, Wednasduy she will capture y P k2 . 2 | poem on ‘The Death and Burial of trafic, with its attendant that is | 1 Maurics Campbsll has the honor = that it may not be the best method of | Grandpe Chesewax’ Its really a fine 20 degrading to the town of Griswold. | NOUses ate MOw o announce the appearance of selecting a -mother-in-law. -This in-{ pit of sentiment for a lad of eight of In former years it was intamous; now | ST € Was that appropr volved problem has not presented itself | vears. “We could not savh him from it is damnable. L il el | to Mr. Carnegie’s mind, perhaps, for | his fate; we gave him capsules by the | word and a. Soiol oL MILEEE, < [ DS Marsd ‘smong the RS A0S race C S AN the world of men has been taking its |crate; we gave him sassafras and | of men, and Jewett City, Conn.,, Aprit 23, 1810 | {078 I8, ST O oo Which mother-in-law as a matter of necessity | Squllls and half a peck of wormwood | house. ' Then I not of choice. This, doubtless, is the | PlllE —that's the way it opens, and I|my remarks uj best way. It is not likely that Mr, | hInk it expresses splendidly the de- | ness with a plece of Gurnemic will bother with this parc of | {PAFnE efforts of the old man's friends | hae been a difforemt had no justification. It is time to Peace and Disarmament. shake off the traditions of that sys- 9 At v S UVInE ShiiEing: Dinds: harbor enterprises as investments Tmom S In Her Bigwest Comedy Wit SHA M tem entirely and to look at Tiver and they may wish to send through the |representative and a state official, | SPondence and in much mutual action. “Tinkering Tom, the umbrella mend- 2 He spends his s and disarmament near, ex-] ident the dilemma, since the young man in|' Do I understand,” asked the insur- | grocery ,a.m,,',‘ Roosevelt oan . The ome obstacle to | made with an e u;!muon;‘m e #he case is not inclined to give it much | ance adjuster, “that the writer of those | ounces of cheese look. a mutual International agreement to | than local benoft they help PRICES, $1.50, $1, 760, 600, " thought. tawdry lines has reached the mature| ‘*Take my'word for it, Mr. . | check the growth of naval gmu“?:nu lt;utlg = a whole, dnyh-'r; wm'-hit ~4) Seats on snle &t the Box Office - age of eight years? If so, his educa-/thy—or Gooseworthy, rather—now is|is Kalser Wilhelm and the militarist ’."Ph‘:;;:y purposs put g fesan Hounfinfl Ritgher & Bervice's ABNORMAL WEATHER. tion has been sadly neglected. At the time to nse the iron hand of re- | forces he represents. It is one of the | STRMON r{,’w““‘““"“ °*'°““°°°-m_ u"-.-:yio"ffi aints -.&‘_;»I‘mv;,‘ X # < eight years the true poet should give ' pression.”—Chicago News. open secrets of international relations | they are a su “roaring r 3 No one is complaining of the warmth that the kaiser and Colonel Roose- | Detas” days and ought to be barred @ 7 of the weather, but nearly everyene velt enjoy a mutual admiration, if ‘I’V‘“Y“"F]fl" a statute of limitations.— @eplores the scarcity of water the | gressmen the free use of the mails is | election of a United States senator in | 20Ything, stronger In Berlin than in | N. ™ 7 two past months. As a Boston paper [ unwise and that they are as well able | Mississippi culminated in & rough and | yyashington, when both were rulers. puts it: as others to pay postage on whatever | tumble fight on the floor between a R i direot ¥ in which, as in_Ambassador. Hill's s Th I . or, 100ked aut of his window this morn- | U Soula aseist in ;fa"ku?;“l\np e~ ;220.:1“!9:::;. ‘more pagife m:n“ 2nd | ection, the president refused to be al- e mpoftailt INCLUDING “EATR: ing and took fresh hope. It was rain- [ficit in the postal department. We re- | bative, The prastice of friennial ges- | Wa¥s Suided by the kaiser. i ing; and Tain is his strongest asset.|spectfully ask you as our elected rep- | sions would seem to invite encourage- | L1is did not in the least diminish Prcblem CHARLES ULTY,LESSEE Now Tinkering Tom’s assets have been | resentative to use all means in vour | ment—Washington Post. y Kaiser Wilhelm’s respect and ldmb;; Ch l low, very low, for the last two months. | Power fgr the carly establishment of tion for Theodore Roosevelt, and Fias =8 ocolates, - e L March end April he looks upon as his | & System of parcels post and postal ‘Senator Aldrich, D e T Jop confronting any need laxa: Joopre EXPERIMENTS IN CITY GOVERN- |chier bread-winning months of the |S8gines bank? = 0 | gu. gon oo’ o Seamtor Aldrich | s6cond Hague conference. If It dia not | UVe is Dot & question of & single ac- Bon-Bons THE HAND OF UNCLE SAN MENT. year, but March was almost as dry as | jnclined ao laugh at this peremptory | that he will retire at the end of his | Wholly win the kaiser's approval, had i tion only, but of permanently bene- on Bo y o i Yook P a chip on the desert of Sahara, while present term, one year hence, ends a | hiS deep respect. But for . President | o o e T maree o5 | “Abri} showers' have so far plaved a | “statesman” But Why nocr o A o e e ond 2 | Roosevelt's known personal weigh: | ficial effects, which will follow proper ihe iand for @ better and more eco- | VerY Weak second fiddle to *April sun- | seed business has been held in con- | Senior senator from Rhode Island en- | and influence at Borua. b ':C?;;g efforts to live in a healthful way, with nomical administration of affairs | hine’ The storm which set i this | fempt by citizens generally for some | tered congress. thirly years ago in | Fefue gonfererse Wowd OIS SHCTS | the assistance of Syrup ‘of Figs and shows that the old style of doing [MOraing somewhere near the hour that ;::Terie:;;?a;g\fir\‘afizii&s 'Y¢ Sveryboiy | Ha ook Hisiabat T -m:cuu T whicy, | international court—instead of one or- | Flixir of Senna, whenever it Is Te- things is generally regarded as a fail- | the Scientists were straining their eves | 1, roceivea free seeds against their | every seat from the South was full, | §&nized for each case—and only Pres- wre. 5 for the appearance of Halley's comet | Jogirg or approval would cxpress their | War questions were past. Fimanciai|ident Roosevelt's vigorous action won | quired, as it cleanses the system While several attempts have been was enly the fourth rain of any account | views on the subject to their congress- | and corporate issues were opening. | the English government to consenting gently yet promptly, without irritation nade to draw up & uniform charter | S0€ the first of April. Up to the|men as frankly and unequivocally as |Specie payments had been resumed two | t0 thé change ereating a permanent i Tor &Il ihe cities of a state, each ome |™iddle of the forencon the precipita- | did the Lisbon grange. the waste of | years before. The first silver leglsla- | COUrt for admiralty cases on captures |and will therefore always have Ims failed because all the cc;mmls!‘lnn- tion was four-tenths of an inch, | money in that direction would un- |tion had been placed on the statute in war (1,5';1]12‘:1:1. w‘.hi;hrgkflin ‘woul preference of all who wish the best of “rs have decided that -the perfectly | C0UED to refresh the grass and foli- | doubtedly soon cease. book. The first revision of the tariff | accept.—] iph TRkt laehtiven - ‘ ae, but leaving a precipitation defi- |, It would be better for the country | was to come two years later, 1‘-"-“';. ;:lg;:fl-;':;let'g ‘cnh:‘r:'::llx;eg ciency for the month to date of 66-100 | if_all the people realized more prac- | Materlal interests in all their various, The Old Soldiers. The combination has the approval of physicians becausé it is known to Me. Irving Joy, Tenor, IN ILLUSTRATED SONGS. Matinee, Ladies and Chilaren, Er———————e Hard Candies, Maraschino Cherries and m.u::u;oww. . Crystalized oarhax ot Pl Room 48, Central Bullding ; tically than they do that their repre- | forms were about to take the place of We have the Galveston, and the Los | ° n inch. The rainfall thus far this | sentatives at Washington are meant to | the issues fhat centered Shont the e e L “,"7'”‘ raonth has been 271 inches. Serve (he meeds and desires of the | civil war. Senator Aldrich was & bus- | it Pen e es0000" B e P e oons | "wapril bids fair to make a more abs | people and not of themscives: and | iness man and a man Of business. = He | the Per=ion bill was for $160,900,000; | be truly bemeficial, and because it has Tl e Bt Tovepn, Nev, has pet m. | 0Tmal heat record than did the month | that to admonish them as to' thelr | has proved ‘as’ many another man of | (% YTIC L Mudtion, &na”one that Is | glven satisfaction to the millions of N , R - - 'S y pla right, , o €0 operation a city charter which Is de- | 0¥ JM8TCh. P0G xcess of tomperature | u%auty of nteligent men.— v Bng- | his tramuing gave him a mastery over | Mkely to be repeatéd for o mumber.of | wellnformed families who have used S St i T S S LAY il 102 Stk oty Gde ] D e e T I rasios st Dot not out of memory. In the it for many years past od of mayor and council. Iis former |ET®es @ dav. That is 73 degress more M=, Twichell and Mark Twain. over the votes on sppropriations, be- | Prnsion Bl TN e POrIENS S| To get its beneficial eftects, always <ity council of mine members chosen | fian the March excessive heat record | o org which came that the strug- | ¢3use he has known as few other men | mqoce that are left we should make | buy the genuine manufactured by the by wards gives way to a council of | 50T the same number of davs. ORIy | gig u¢ Redding, which we all had been | VX have every detail of every &D- | ine most of. Many an old man Tow five memvers ch by the city at|P%° days this month has the mean |\atching with bated breath, was over. | Propriation. On all fiscal, financlal and | wicnes that when he was a child he | California Fig Syrup Co. only. gy Y 2% | temperature been below normal, ey - | banking legislation he is an_author- h Gdier of 2arge, and the powers of the mayor are pEraty rmal, and | was not unexpected; yet was not with- | SEICRE (O ) Do hor- | had sat and talked with a soldier alse emphasized and extended. The the deficiency those two days (April{out the effect of a shock, as such word : ¥, an( d!mc;;ce‘ a!;“m:: fln'; Jo | the revolution: but his parents did not metote ot ho commiseion plan. of |¥th and 17th). was only six degrees.” | never is. We had not been able to make | €5y of detall and erip on principle | appreciate . how deacly he would re- iy S e e aony | This shows that we have an unusual | it seem reul that Mark Twain was dy- | 2 many a crisis = ! member it. We suggest this for our governmen g cenfrates authority in a fewer num- . s tion from defeat and secured the d 2 n P season which properly calls for unusa- | I0&: With me it brought the' tide of | flon Xom defeat 200 & chlrctl;: ';:’nn period-of Dacaration S \ - ®er of officials is adopted, but the sep- : i et F - ¢ e i e e ea ™ Jupon 01a’ Cy Slocum's general aver- | T firat mot him in the winter of 1867- | 801d_to bring triumph to the gold | jiors that linger to tell them stories As we progress the uniform city < < but the: ~ 1i o p The Innocent: in their own local camps. y charter doesn’t appear to be within the EDITOMIAL NOTES. Afi:fl;x t’r‘\s: thfisue of which dates could be questioned wor kindly per- Ginger. CAROLINE H. THOMPSON Teacher of Musle 46 Washingten Street. Ghe Company, =2 o 133 Main St. F. C. GEER TUNER 122 Prospect St 1. Norwich, T A W. JARVIS is the Leading Tuner in Eastern Connecticul. 20 Falrmount Street. 'Phone 518-5. 18 Clairmount A al results, but they may not al be | MeMOries that had been rising ever | B " onate did more phicee ¥ Beneficlal, Tt is well enoush to bank | SIce L heard how desperately sick Be | 1o "0 # o romizes over silver and | Lipoordicr crildren, of fhe ot wol. LOUIS H. BRUNELLE 3 H SSttive aad legisistive branches iy ve- | oy 8, when—lately come from California— | Standard.—Philadelphia Press. of their experience in the war.: They Wi he was in Hartford oversocing the pub- . 30 mot care to talk about it except { BAKERY Plea of the Slavs. ‘The census bureau ought If it iz We are confident our Ples, Cake vealms of hope. The consensus of{ It was Mark Twain Who said: “Be|}s emergence as an author. Of the suaded to talk a litte about them- ps ¢ v h o < e 8 or. - not too late for the issue of the census o siw, el cannot be sxcelled. Give us pinion seems to be that it devolves |good and vyou will be lonesomel shining, world-wide fame ho was des- | yCedules to act on the plea of the | ScLves.and what they aid ang saw, \ L * mpon each city to devise the plan tined to attain, no one then dreamed— | & e Teles e e daat wrhieh is best suited to its needs. ey, peonly Ay cosuts they wear, and how they saw Abraham Il bl Mark Twain did not care for the [himself least of all. We were both it h of their Gen. frills of life—an immaculate suit was | young men, and the acquaintance so | Motk BY SOngrest thad Sach Of Whelf | fincoln and Genersl Grant end Gen- enough for him. begun soon grew into a friendship | cengus. g bt ooportunities. Only . the other We do all Wateh and Clock Work | 7% e PR B e Wwhich continued unbroken ever after,| “gpor half a céntury and more this | oV V0T Yo tars was buried. The The meat packers employ a tremen- [ &1d went on strengthening with the | nas been done for the different divis- | Do¥ I PTS o ows shorter every vear, dous number of lawyers for men con- | fight of years. I cannot say that at|jong of those who speak English. The | PRRSIOT ¢ B8 B0V £ 000G taster. Give promptly and at the ducting an honest business. that period we were wholly sympathet- | census volumes give in separate co'- | $id children something to remember. St 3 right pri Nothing can be more ap ie I ithy thought feeling. Our = antecedent conditions and experience | Jmns the share of cur ferelgh-born | New York Independent, WAL FRISWELL, 27 Franklin St. feb26daw propriate for a Wedding Gift than a handsome THE GARDEN OF EDEN CLUB. If there is anything specifically bene- foclal about the high school societies ©f the country it Has never been Brought to light; but every now and then these secret societies are discov- ered to be demoralizing to the mem- ®ers and a disgrace to the school with ‘wiich they are connected. The city of Auburn, N. Y., is wrought up just at present over the evil nature of these fraternities in that eRy. The boys' fraternity of Auburn dhigh school has been discovered to he ® gambling and drinking resort. The It is not strange Marse Henry Wat- el 2 i 't terson thinks he is living f the dark | somo wvare, contrasted Dot while otis e R R o JOSEPH BRADFORD, Book Binder. ages. He lives in Kentucky. inally attracted to him by the bright- | pered with the rest. d "d in “.lkT Cm s T ness of his mind, the incomparable m The man who expects the whole fam- | charm of his talk, and his rare com- | oyon® SISV Peoples and tongues have any 1 i oks Made and Ruled to Order, : clatm, their lan- iy to make time by his schedule never | Panionablencss, 1 was not long In find- | SVeR > RIS dcial divisicr The Original and Genuine z guages, history and racial divisicns finds family life satisfactory. ing out that he had a big, warm and u:‘;:n apparent and record a wider tender heart. He bore, indeed, marks of | girerence. The Poles of Prussia, Ru: y If the heaith officers get much more | the ruds soclety of the frontier and the | sia and Austria ought not to be num- particular they will order —the flies | puioOf PR R WHCE, K8 YOuH s | bered as coming from these lands. Blank Garden of Eden club, comprising the | barred from the baseball grounds. The bark on. e was compounded of | Grecly Croat Mormvian, R ebor: b e s e welf-styled elite of the school girls, D —— elements strangely mixed—in this and | oq in the census as Austrians, Many .ALTE“ IL il Telephone 348 turns out to be a rendezvous for bridge | Happy thought for today: Do not | that resvect to all appearance contra- | Boumanians and Croats come from cure. (rhist and cigarettes, Dbehind closed |Spend too much time getting oven if | dictory. Eixterior roughuoss he Nad; | Hungary. Their identity should not| — The Feed-drink for All Ages. AHERN. BROS. Goors under the secret seclety excass, | you are desirous of getting ahead. also, underneath them, exquisite re- | LOV1en e 4 e POReh T tion, Rus- / Bl os _ = finements of taste and sentiment. Colonel Bryan shows signs of having | Along With his penetrating Insisht sia has engulfed many nationalities, | { More healthful than Tea or Coffee. which demand a separate enumeratioa wv‘h the k ¢ 3 - You are not surprised that the Chris- tian pomtion of that community Is General Contractors |with Art Glass Shade. b of the weaknesses of humanity went ady recognizes moving in that the church fed- | 24, 8 eve-opencr. ";fd’;zwu;;’g!““ an equally keen apprectation of its | aoree OUF %‘;,:“.;.";f,d v who eratton of has demanded the o P S | nobler aspects and capabilities. What | Come from Turkey. 1f they came from 63 BROADWAY We have some new ones, which » w@boltion of fraternities and sororitles, SR Y e was honorable he most heartily hon- Jdentit: 1A Be loss— The census enumerators are sur- candy Austria, thejr identity would pe los: 7 ’ all right, and the prices are ht. W End the restoration of the afternoon h ored. He was not wanting in gener- | phjageiphia Press. “Phone 715. 4 . %erm of high school in order to keep prised by the number of women who | ous tolerations, high admirations, deep - have a very handsome Hampshire F Wove and girls 1 sale fli knew they are just 3! -or thereabouts. | reverences, v and deep humilities. e e _ No one chuld be much in his com- | Rockville—First Selectman P. B. = - = tery Lamp, with Dome and Sha wbout the streets. The city police | The executors of the H. H. Rogers |pany without perceiving that he was | Leonard mrecalved‘rord from High— This would make a beautiful Weadir Yudge has also entered & vigorous pro- | estate of thirty-four and a half mil- | of @ singularly affectionate nature, He | way Commigsioner MacDonald to the > test agmtnst existing conditions. lions Teceive for their work 31,800,000, | 4% GuICKly responsive (o any appeal | eftect that thls state roade, in the town 2 aGi +800,000. | £ "his syn , esp to his pity. | of ame firs o Ao et b e om Know rson 80 eas. | ofled this spring when the work is| Brass, Copper and Nickel Tea Ke R B ists 1o WS- Lradit of AR = = = I have seldom known a p i i it 1" The hotel weighing-machine should |{ly moved to tears. He could some- | stanted. Turn had spirit of protection for |not be expected to tell the truth. It | times be of an unsparingly hostile Youth been active elofiih to have pre- | has been regulated to faithfully do its temper toward a fellow man, but he ‘vented a cendition which must now e | guty. could never bear to see an animal in promptly eured. s Tl DL pain. e = The man who Speaks his mind with-| In the retrospect of the more than SOMETHING INCOMPREHENSIBLE. |out fear or favor must never expect to |40 years in which I shared his friend- The Japanese ambassador at Wash. |be Dopular enough to run o Sunday | SPID, &nd during which in & wide di- i versity of sScenes and circumstances ington, Baron Uchida, has this to say |Echool. he and I spent much time together. tles and Coffes Percolators. Cut Glass, Fine China and a large as sortment of Sterling Silver. 0 ) — GEO. A. DAVIS, swoneerning the war talk in this coun- RSew £ € RIS R I fizrd that nothing about him is more ' - y == Attention is being called to the fact | dceply graven in my memors than TABLE TALK: ¥ 25-29 Broadwa “It is quite incomprehensible how that women appear to be much more | that whith illustrates the kindly side Ll aprildaw successful keeping out of the peniten- | of his character, which from first to last made him to me above everything else, lovable. Everybody may be drunk in Maine; | His home life, as all who were ob- wvar gtories about my country start in - the United States. No reason justifies | tiary than men. such talk. It would seem that you *“Ceresota Flour deserves its reputation, There elegance. The exquisite Iin The ould have to geo to a place other than servant of it will bear witne: was for the discussion of fighting [DU% the fact that potatoes are selling | U000 000y Tcagure. Ho was the lustre, the snappy styles, ors, for we know nothing about |fVe Dushels for a dgllar makes It in- | g5t devoted of husbands and fathers. and the wear-resistance ! There appears to be an entirely | V'1iN€ just now. is freside was the dearest place o H H G e -‘“‘;y“l’" 79t | There is no use of asking who the i o TR Soedeiion 5 dpc tokeScHL Fuyr-Felt, urnl ure Ine T with Ber seaniy untry, Jeast of |toga of Aldrich is to fall upon. The |was pathetlc in the extreme. With all a special mixture of furs, and L. & " [ =8 Stasen O Sreat |man fast enoush to succeed him wil [fis brilllnt promeritios fie had Iived | SRR i H. Dye are the reasons that Lam- we are Sole Agents in thi miss timt s0ld “relic. t0 be @ lonely, weary-hearted man, und | our kitchen sinks, the water . n 8 | Sebt to Commodore e e {ha -thought of his departure Hence | | closets and bowls and all other son & Hubbard hats are the hats 4 < € . 2 > to —Rev. 1 ing in your homes should - Tour conntry haw kel & stne | orgome e e (| e Ficei Tn the HurtTora Cou- | || Blimbing in your homes dhould be For the Ma® Who Cares. city for the following: cere intesest in our progress and we |sumishes the evidence that she aid | 2" this perfectly and to kill positively . v W A — FAMOUS HUB. RANGES GEll, tired, worn, zus down? Its liver _that you ' nee gt Pilla. today and etk tholt megic ooct. One box will prove thelr efcacy in sil liver jils, inaigesti sia, bilious- nes, constipation, sick heedac beg to recigrecate this feeling.” B < & It is not to these who know the Legislative Follies. it gret of Susape. e Ol f0 bt o lespoonfuls gingnes. for their occupation 15 €o talk | A\ Missowri court has found that the | State legisiatues have their sy | | £7° 2B % Wbout things that are not so—to image | stranger who goes near enough to a | §Fasons. Perhaps thoy are less objec: 3, perfls which appear to be impossible | mule to get kicked has been guilty of | tha oxs or gous 5, O Cormuption. but anot's apino not do it half enough, o"m‘:‘;o“[*&”- STANDARD RANGIS, ot gkl NEW HOME SEWING MACH The courtesy of showing you the n. siddiness, . INGLANDER COUCH BEDS < do not make edifyin, urn, Jundice, = LANDR 0! %o all encept them. They are not sol- | contributory negligence. reading. In New Jersey the closing il of This Tt latet Spring models is requested. with Bdge Springs, all fabri @lers and no one ever expects a jingo —— —— session at Trenion lias beon desceibeq || 10 2 pail of water. . amount L o % o become a patriot and defend the flag | Good Sense of a Maine Grange. | as a disgracerul orgy. There was mot | | Makes a very active. disinfect- ca—35e. P. J. MORLEY TELESCOPE COT BEDS, unless he can be assured that he can| Down in Maine there is a grange | merely the lack of decorum which may | | ant. o Js » SELF SHARPENING FOOD CHO Franklin 8quare, Norwich. PERS, e | THT WHITNEY GO.CARTS, l‘a‘n to p:leflbo for yourself, Dr. J. H. SCHENCK & SON, Philadelphia, Pa. have a commissary clerk’s position | Bamed Lisbon whose members have a | be a merry incident to lax enforcement A tablespoonful to a pail is suffi- come mes from the sceme of achon. | sstded convietion about things. deme | of parliamentary rules during the clos- d@:fim RO i ana, yet, these fomenters make & geod | 25 BT aWay as Washington ad who | ing hours, but the misconduct it is || SiCh as washing the paint, rugs t timi raising their voices | alleged, inc] led open drunkenness and '3 % Weal of trowbie for all nations. the movernment'" when ' thay | the presehes on the foor ana s the || and linoleums in order to insure himi that ‘government Is mot ey | committee rooms of women whose garh | | Perfect cleanliness and health. THE IMPROVED TEDDY CARTS 2 ent of Washingten, D. C.|Properly administered. At a recent | is figuratively scarlet. It is not sur- The latter amount added to the 0 s geing 94 1-2 minutes | [I€OTNE this grange voted to return | prising that denunciation followed from | | bath the skin clean and 2 NEWMARKET HOTEL, Brerwien mea’ smoke | Ly oS T yohn' Swasey I | B ptare o IMOIETnt DUDits n | [ ey e e HEADACHE ? 718 Baawel Ave. N welses iyl &ifiyee. ind ooyl o ohn P. wi 3 - vasion of anj R ed tolhur thres tem-centers in that time. 1R CollSming sdmmenttbry Iottar 35 thots | The Scandals tn the New York legis: should there be existing scratches, Nearly every headache is caused by CON- |Pirst-class Wines, Licuors and Cigars. | S980rtment of everything used | congreseional representativi lature are current news, and Governor cuts, chafes or abrasions. .‘IIIA‘!YION. Meals and Wi Rarebit served to | nishing the horhe, 3 St Pais proposcs to hold an election |, ~FTom (e postmaster Tere i fs | Tughes sasave bravely th task . | order. John Prop. Tel 3 learned that a package of seeds is | of cleansing the capitol at Albany. He A polivcsana someons smouts: | SIEE I S s, SwE e | SR EI, S N Y gt || gty e e e SURE-LAX Why Do You Suffer ST e it to the census man!” They'd | these seeds.to you, as we belicve this | posé. He asks the aid of the legisla- bettar “Let George do it!"” method of free distribwtion of seeds | ture in its self-purification. Whether v- . SULPMO-NAPTHOL COMP/ i not for the good of the peaple: that | he will ask in vain must depend upon e ., o S L (58 R M e, SOHWARTLZ BROS. tion the expense incurred is not geed-busi- | public opinion ‘n the state, which is at ick _headachs,” biliousness, Seise TAmmtine My caligve sud va K weman would make ft] o, "o, the part of the authorities; | least temporarily aroused and may not SAWYER CRVSTAL BLUE CO., Selliag Agts. m'uu system.. k-un aripes. B | you. 1t tonas up all the digestive or- M*“ Furnighers for all married men "0 | guai the seeds are inferier in 'y | be content to let those suilty by their 5. Dradd Semel, Dabiow. Mugs. . AT ALL DRUGGISTS—100, 266, 88c. - | Beiaicernn the oamee aste matter wni se uomarried women may | and moacy so wsed is wasted. be- | ewn confession escape by the raute of W% b it e owsle o their nermul | §=T11 Water Street thams > Neve the custom of aMowing owr com- | resigmation, Charges fellowing the - > X a’“ RS 7 4 . » 23 o A & Owugood apryy of i e