Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 16, 1910, Page 4

Donald likes Ansonia any less because - g O R, § Ty = o - he loves more. He will have s 3 3 3 i X 16th R s e e e Woman in Life and in the Kitchen Juice: 4 § poovi day place of repose. The ocommis- ,_,____I Washing Blankets Made .Easy. e eggs and 18th ] s Wos i aneeeiit oy i Get your blankets ready to wash: put | bake 1n & quick oven for 15 minutes. s [ take more rest. No man will ever| NEEDLEWORK SUGGESTIONS. Matting for Bathroom. T serimer on Vb Gaie & el por: . e work more faithfully for the state than ¥or a'd room or bathroom a | fion of blanket, wash and put A Delicious Dish. - RKINS PPIN & GO T30 = weems 500 & | e has In the pasi fourteen years. 008 ta5e is 13 Rave Intly meiiak St | rineer. |, Yow take, smorhar porticn; | maked Beans. with Tomaio Sasce— PE LA A BURNING SUNSHINE. 3 may" be ‘fastencd under the Wainscot | it fa' all washed. 11 sofie | kettle of ; In FRIENDSHIP. A Batire in one act. board, but if it is being put up n this way you can see all sof = With the close approach of the com- N\ . | the Toom i Atted, o smail additionai | parts. * To ‘wrine exch part as vou | ALY, Drain S0 SRS IR DGR § SEABACK & CO. et and the running wild of many im- i D e i i aags o Y e e e e [ salt, “olie-hhIf cup oF cracker crumbs WORLD'S GREATEST BAG PUNCHERS. aginations, the practical joker has dis- the mat. this way without cutting. e mrTiLE FTans the 725 Carmontelle & Russell MAMIE FOULTON e | A similar strip of beading runs| Spreads can be washed in fthe same | 1iing‘aish and bake until well brown- The Auto Bugs Character Comedienne - has arrived to set afloat mysterious % | arouna the room to hold the upper{way. o out in the center of a dish Offee, Reom 2. Murray |, ial cards to disturb the weak-mind- cdge at a height of two and a half B T A ADMISSION—100. BVIZNINGS, Neserved Semts—300, MAY oo, B I ? : R 3 Wholg Wheat Muffins. You will find this & most delicious and bomloam - MWWT (n!A Forty Day to Blu;lnln‘ Slldn- (/h:f{le“nddo\;nt::te!;sll\:‘dh m:lt;én‘nnl; Se: ts two egis; add to the- yolks ® healthy > .4 day, - e shine!™ It seems ‘that these cards, x iV o MeHt et = 'Fh‘nce il i EXHEYA EPTIVE PER CENTS. which have been received ;r;d.n parts i ppearal e ol Al m:: The of Connecticut, are regar as a int of comfort, cork REDS TE e arrerent stateug the | plague in New York and are causing | carper 1s aeciagty the. (hing. £of. the A&P PURE FOOD WEEKLY BULLETIN FOR WEEK COM- and women have obtain Snton ' the past sen seare b the | CoRsiderable mischief. A writer to the 3 ; | bathroom or dressing room. It is MENCING MONDAY, MAY 16th the foundation — the Dbasic THEATR n the ten years by the New York Times says: J warm to the fett and is easy to clean. peinoiples of anooess By © GOUFSS E A E CHAFRILES MeNULTY LESSEE . Femture FPloture: Romance of the Western Hills. BIOGRAFI IN Miss Louise Seiberl, Soprano, eensus authorities are quite amusing, p ol bt el ided Oilcloth should be avoided in bath- e o S rooms, because it is so cold to walk for they iliustrate completely how mis- % g , surely something can be done about rcading m-i-n of work is to the or- | 1T Burning Sunlight’ plague - that upon. b Frersy g ke has descend®d on the city. Paris Transfer Pattern No. 8102. Fig Sandwiches. T e 2 the week by the receipt of the red knot to be transferred to linen.|g Laste with waker to nearly cover. s ar: foum 2 per cent-]link warnings. ‘Only so many mere nainsook, batiste, cross-barred | Adq a dozen blanched almonds minced but Mew York's gain in population | . i, Eurning Daylight’ and have | muslin, crere or any waist material [ and pounded fine and season with. a of instruction in our school. We can help you If you will 16t us to a more successtul career. Write today — now — for full information, All Commercial Branches. AN PIOTUR Swaf 306,000 greater than Oklahoma’s. spealed i in to the police. Now | The design may be executed entirely in | Jittle lemon julce. In the same way, while the popula- | 2Ppealed in val £ sdja_embroidery or the flowers and | When old spread between thin U4 1b. box 5 IN SELECTED S0NG PROGIAMM tion of Massachusetts has swelled Tt's this way: ©Our servant girl is | 1OPVeS Sy h(‘th‘nplluletlmv“[“r‘ slices of buttered bread or on lady A&P BAIL BLUE % 9 45 /4 ., box He i s sk vty nearly 400,060, the percentage is hara-| . ° "5 (0, S the comet rice of pattern. 10 cents. fingers or sweet wafers. This may - 35 gore than 14, while Florida, with | 547" 1IN SR000 e SOmeE, My lorder through The Bulletin company, | be “varied by fxvoring _ with orange i B . n wite S e vy - 3 ttern Dept., Norwich, Conn. extract and a Jlittle grate orange rins mMusic. auly 168000 new inhabitants, scores | VIf® IS sute muming Davight s extract and a sitile grated orang something terrible: my 3 ¢ angel 1 et S 3 VS i GRS S nmie | o Y s St JAPAN RICE 6 1bs. 25¢ T i perS.sddition of only 100,000, | 4ng the red ink. while I, the only man A NELLIE S. HOWIE, - ibpged 4 about the house, have to combat a orn Gems. e R R e B R g R prom o o 5% o o || MARSHALL'S HERRING - can 123 o i 2,000 increq that . . " 14 s Personally, T am not satisfled that T I food chopper, add onme beaten egz, CAROLINE H, THOMPSO oversbadews the little state, with the [ TeTSOnNTUY N. Y. State PLUMS - - - 3 cans 25¢C sht' means anything se- | fore measuring. Press through the | one-third teaspoonful of salt, a good | TeSBEE OFf nearly 50 per iy _ | rio but my wife is of a different dash of black pepper, two tablespoon- (Suceessor to A. T. Gerdner) usic T is of little consequence. anyw + Bolt eacher o It & the BESth Mddition of 15,- | rinion and :‘hd"“‘ "":r“’ ":::‘ Ton fuls of rich milk, two of flour, sad & - = = ager - s for light on the mystery. 2 | half teaspoonful of Daking powder. Hacl( ©00,000 which will count and the added | o 'f - By & = Liver e B i, o6 the | 5 o nday s e | Dnicken enougn tor a drop batter, not || STRINGLESS BEANS - - 3 cans 25¢ > ery T Teople. These cards received in eastern Con- | spoontul of butter in the blazer. drop —_ and Teacher of Finso. ecticut bore the date of May 10, It in the batter by spoonfuls.’ When at my resldence or BEEES BAVE INTERET. (| necticut bore the date of May 10, T brown tara and orown on the otmer || JONA TOMATOES - - - - 4 cans 25¢ Boarding eneoms <F (s gusily sime method i oct11d Stable 5T The Ballinger-Pinchot inquiry has| .t (ime will be about June 19, whic gone on until the reading public is| ;. .jose to the longest day in the year, mearly worn out. Like preceding in- nd we shall be having burning sun- F. C. GEER A Few Beauty Dont’s. “Here are my don’ts for women who PEANUT BUTTER - - - - - Ib llc vestigations, it has finally come to re ne then about 16 hours a day, and R A i b Zomable n Bank of fog which needs die- it ic very apt to b burning at the| By Tremfer Pattern No. 8018, | nafural beau i | SR e Lo e 12-14 Bath Street. TUNER Tipating. e object of the investi- |, j4ayv hour. It & t likely to mean = : 2 “Don’f E andy—no, vel gation was to learn it Secretary Bal- | an\thing more than this. It Is a thing R fohe el e TR e oo ey cun i oy EVAPORATED APRICOTS - - 2 1bs. 25¢ }| Horse cripping A sPECIALTY. 122 Prospect 8. er had been recreant to smile over, not to weep about.|of"iT, Blece MECSUTNE 1S N men, | | ‘Dom’t take any cold baths—they Telephone 882. wpr2sa Tol. 611 Norwicl, Gt whether the claims of ; Purning Sunshine” is perfeotly uat- [ Indlanhedd cotton: sili or messaline, | PUrf the complexion. S Ey PR = — TS of more importance in his eves thal | ura) to midsummer and woked in Wallachian and evelet| “Don't worry—it _doesn the rights of the repud | e embroiders, with mercerzea cotion or | anghing buewrimaes. 0 Ce ] BREST FLOUR - - bblL $6.30 bag 80c || Indestructo and the Tourist A. W. JARVIS The question at issue EDITORIAL NOTES. Sillc floss, ‘mecording to the material |, “Don’t eleep tos much—ei e o0 but the matter 9 that has been used for the article. If|’5.f 15 - - s - g ey Senator Lorimer must feel that mon- | developed n silk or messaline, which is | o DOt fall to walk fve miles cach | is the Leading Tuner in Eastern Connecticut. ey is not talking right for him justfonly used for very formal occ e Never be t00 honest to use fa EGGS' A R S TR () bursts of temper and T upon 3 5 - Juld be embroidered in | < points utterly trifitng. cal papers | ¥ Al T T O e Smishod with & | Powder.” slie says. “It isn't even pe - - ———]| Both or them indestructible, Made| wnd complaints that papers couid not | ecf magnates are suspected of | flounce, slie led between the | t¥ larceny to deceive people as to your | by the same concern, Wo are the sole | 'Fhone 518-5, 18 Clairmount Ava be obiained, discussion as to admissi- | eft the country for thelr own |scallops of heavy Irish, Cluny or Tor- | 100K EXTRA STAMPS EXTRA STAMPS agents for them in this section sept22 bility of testimony and ons as y chon lace. Baked Cabinet Puddi Also a large line of all kinds of | = - — - %0 the retention of test upon the Ll bzt Price of pattern, 10 cents. e n°m l‘ ’:‘e(” s ‘;"3-“( B 80 stamps 25 stamps TRUNKS at lowest prices. record, have used up, a7 cont- | penox iz opening up in & way which | | Order Mhrough The Bulledin company, | Butter 8 melon mold and dec | Pattern Dept,, Norwich, Conn, with a large can with a large bottle dently’ be said, three-fourths of the | o and drained. Put i 2 of thin THE SHETUCKET HARNESS C0. Boston that summer is really | time of the imvestigation. waing. lat k r finge: h 2 B awning Sheffield Plate Gifts. Pre. Soka Sox g, 48 - n B ot T e o It one is sceking something unigue | 1S38F of raisins, then cake inti e || AKP Baking Powder 50c | A&P Pure Exfracts 25¢ WM. C. BODE, Prop. ¥eat members of the committee to i hose who get something for moth- | 1, N 18 SeCiiRE, SOMETE M O e [ mold is nearly full. Pour one pint of . Telephone 865-4. 283 Main Streot. quire “Where are we at?” and it are finally surprised at what it{ (i be e mistare in the seiection of | POiHne milk “over three egg yolks | Absolutely Pure Lemon and Vanilla aprad <doubtful if any other member can tell st them. 2 e e s | beaten with three table s of ~ a8 Diece of Shefeld. Trays, dishes|sugar and one saltsaon of sait. Turn over the cake. Place the in whether Ballinger has been vindica it e compote: dlestic #4. or the point at issue irrecoversbly | Tarthquakes are so common in the [ are but a few of the many Jost . Whatever the final i 3 A iy o an of warm water on the back of the | =pak: £t cismic belt just now that picnics can- | be found-in this fascinating ware. e pding Rhodere by i el b . . have any | not be popuiar. —— E o hour - <Fhigars doubtful whether it w i { integrity of| Out west they deny the aMrmation| A novelty in window hoxes 1s that | | Buildin 2 ARE YOU THINKING OF DOING ' THIS 7 If ®o you should consult with me and iic Tea Co. moothing effect t suspielons against stories, b New York in Balinger. hat eating is natural, and declare that{ of metal painted to resemt dog- Hominy. = [t Sereditary wood or birch birkc So clever is fhe| Soak o cuptul of hominy in cold | 135 Main Street, Norwich, Conn. gt prices for same. Excellent work THE COAST HEROES. Jogeption that at & lttle distance it-18 | water for six hours. Drain snd turn | g "Phone 29-4. at reasonable prices. All éfforts to get a pension sy A man at 50 guards his age; but at | Quite Impossible to detect it. |into a double boiler with a pint of Free Delivery. one £9-4 ” e S 87 he feels like w el S T | milk to which you have added a sal @stablished for the life-savers of tc (ST h ’; Is like wesiing o lzbel to tell The Folding Parasol. | Spoon of salt. Cover and cook for tw ABOUT OUR = e e ke 1 e o i T AL, , . EoR ST SN e EE RN W SO OUR ®een ably supported by the prass ar The Lumber trust ought to he shif. | Woman Who travels. It is ms of butter, heat hard and serve. Fat I ne and Liquor stock that should ine She appea! has been constant. Secce- e frcaer g Gt ilar to the folding umbrells hias a vegetable, or with cream and General Contractor and Builder, terest every shrewd and careful buyer Sary MacVeagh also favors better | Sled With four nails to the shingle.|one may carry in a sult cas h|sugar, as a dessert, or with cream 218 MAIN STREET. 1. Large stock and pleasing variety freatment of this force of men. In a | That would hold ‘em! case. | one. "Phone $70. 320178 | o choose front e creened recently f0 W8 AT | Hartford is a convention city of New Galatea for Boys’ Suit | e 2’ Quality kept up and prices pushed e tier Tombiy | Englana with six conventions to its| For serviceable suits for tk P it sater: n i o bt s down. SNl Jas- | TS0 A8 B NINgin Week, Dogs 9 Jclnc in playing | of putt paste, @il them with bananas | 3. Closs attention to every detal} deserving G : ; sand, galatea cannot be surpassed. It|cut into one-third inch dice, sprinkle | oo ot Caruso is said to laugh at his own | is not so costly as'linen and what is| 5 few drops of lemon hice amd one | mmenting on this t he doesn't smile when the | more, it does not ‘wrinkle so easily. cach of sugar and water and | York Evening Post | = f teaspoon of butter over each the whole matter thus Messaline Petticoats. fart and Dake b & GIRE ora “Why congress has for years bee; Richmond. Va., is to have a conven- Some of the new petticoats o faming a deaf ear to the life-savers|,,n of piano men next week, hence | Saline are in the striped effc o one has been able to explafn, STt el s A deep accordion plaited flo SSIE 5 Decause ther have so few | 'S Should be harmonlous there. | ojgeq with a double ruche, which g ¥otes. If it is ever possible to speak| King Geo ATl Pt e e eRcuin ent is recalled. 1910 Models $2750.00 Roadsters, Touring Cars, Toy Tonneaus with fall 47 Franklin Street, Norwich, Conn, Fashinable Chatelaines. may6d The number of “tools” which it is possible to find for one’s chatels srows apace. There are pen \ with prompt and efMclent mervice P A l N T Geo. Greenberger, f Al Kinids "WE ARE NOW e V. doesn’t think a Sf any one set of men as heroas, sure- | ready.made fling at the pope hefits R vanity boxes bonben boxes andstamn (§ - equipment, including Cape Top and Bosch Magneto Iy the word applies to the lifa-s & e He defisnie. Mreer Treedo 2 R . 5 ? | cases, cardcases and purses—all fitted - any soldiers or man-of-war The Florida is a big battleship, but the meal® well S When ool | fFOm the chatelaine. They are on duty In the worst seasons [ Germany takes second place on the [add the beaten yolks of four emes = = $ = One 1309 CORBIN TOURING CAR just completely overhauled and READY and are cverr weady to|scas by building two Dreadnoughts & |Selt And o auantive of Hourabory | Concerning the Late Spring Whims. ([ One 190 CORSIN TOURINE | All Purposes Thin with | Although brocaded materials lives—indeed, risking their | year. cuptul or a little m Hives i as much 2 matter of cours. milk; then add the beaten whites of | have been exploited afdd are emplo. With them 2s is cating their breakfa John D. Rockefeller is of the opinion | the €ggs.and cook on a griddie on top | there is no question that the plain, Tet these men arc aid a mere pit- | that the world s growing better, it he | 0f, 1€ Stove, turning from side to side | self-colored tabrics are in the ascend- tance. il 1 2 3 till done. ency. e mom::flx:\ small proportion | does have to be guarded like the pres- Coarse Russian braid, row upon row; ident. Bread Souffle. soutache in intricate patterns and sou- salary of a thousand dollars a ve Soak a cupful of siale bread crumbs | tache in hanging knotes constitute the —_ | and fhey have nothing to look forwar If a cow kept in Boston does mot|in half' a teacupful of milk. Beat| inming for outdoor garments. | { Indeed, retarn o profit of over $2.80 a year, it | smooth and then add a teaspoonful ot | , SKITts are drawn back tightly, the One 1807 POPE-HARTFORD FOUR-SEATED ROADSTER in splendid condition. Car was purchased new in 1908—taken in trade for new Corbin. Price attractive. e to take care of all your Lead, Oil, Mixed Paints Carriage and Wagon Varnishes, Repairing and Painting, Write for catalogue and list of used cars that have been turned in on part payment for new Gorbins. These cars have all been re- of them are turned |is not strange cows are getting scarcer | salt and five well-beaten egi But- | T wiex - . i - livelihood as best | there. e e madmedin et pour | UL G Vie of cmetimes by » ban il ot e snge the secremry of oo > mix into it an e in the |2 ho = : B " A reaching to the sides. SAME GUARANTEE AS A NEW CAR. Kalsomlne, Carrlagc and Automobile for them is a re-| On the 20th of May the comet will | OVen for about ten minutes. Serve at | Feachll once. Some people like the i % of tomato sauce with this Put e out. i S W0 Wb JIn. b ndown—an easy time 1o | fast dish. back and pulled fnto a satin or leath- er belt. * coats have continuous fronts, — WRITE TODAY — THE CORBIN MOTOR VEHICLE CORP., New Brifain, Conmeclicut. tired st and a gradmated seale f|be fooling around the western horizon increase in compensation based on|just after length of service. Mr. MacVeagh well | see It. - = asks what reasonable excuse the gov- wrEh s Lamb Stew. ermment can offer for delayipg this| Theodore Roosevelt stands for the| maie a breast of Gt rie oo o a alke a breast of lamb and pour over @ctien on behal? of men who have [best there is in man and in _sovern-|it a quart of boiling water; add salt,| In these days of higher education | “csomplishied 30 much for the credit|ment whether he speaks in Paris or | a small onion and & pinch of mint and | for girls some very siple and useful | B S 6 nation 155 oniy] Bertin let it come to a boil quickly. Then |accomplishments areapttobe forgot- | states the truth when he says that- simmer for an hour. Take four pota- | ten. They are accompiishments that SSVMEwSt storms, meecting by annual | farming, the boys will loiter that way [ JEES 1Ry ot in, small pieces and anything taught in ihe Brushes, Putty, Trimming and Upholstering Window Glass B The Scott & Clark Painters’ Supplies CORPOBATION, What An Educated Girl Really Knows. : CHAS. 036008 & CO cepting a compulsory leave of absence e apred of frem two to four months in every| Tt is a pity that the founder of the ———— in the land shm»]m know, regardiess of L vear withput pay. doing deeds o DI Homis We Shoids Hade bebn Corn | Oysters her position in life y2 t the ’ g " = 5 She sho know tha 2 1 - 8§ Slways at the expemse of com- | caugit doing the government and un-| These mey be e s ke i e 45 and 41 ’s Perfect Filli foft 208 ey trequents of healh of | are oty S good. T R . ¢ Sireat Men’s Perfec ng Be memmitcing o an immensciy nar- s ¢ corn_and” o ey reonh s e Thrssh ommerce Streel, SOWWE Sphere than their fellows, In| y1y5;50 thought for today: , The bar- | Deaten Riridad Ly She should know how to ““Complete Hom= Furnishers’’ and mean it, or “Yes,” and et ot S 0N SUTS fheSs regards —in renunciation, inf).r is the only man who cah make a il ymeEer trombs 4. S SesSncy—these men ren- | cuccess of life by getting Info one| Sha aene sata oot gare T i we She should know. how to sew. on THE BIG STORE WITH THE LITTLE PRICES der service that roac i fd drop into hot lard. frying until | puttons, darn = stockings and mend < pproachable, after another. nnamon brown. Drain and serve im Soves . i > 2 SR > Sosiected ]“‘ o el A g’“‘)' “ showld kn ho to cook 1 suspected by our people’’ 3 Y PRI | ” She “shouid know how to < anc This is :wm-hn which is deservi ssodai b - B R | sez¥e = good, wholesome dinner. Knee length and slceveless - R Sad £ 5 i fthe Brown alumni. with requests for Black Net Over Gray. | She should know how to dress for R . Jor the G- ], . .r or “no” vote on the eomiit-] Black net.made up over silver gray|health and comfort as well as 2o ape Ankle length and half sleewes iay there Is really no defense ee’s preliminary repert, proposing the | S8tin is a handgome combination for | Pearance. e removal of the denominational features | ©YePINg wear. Embroidery in the ai A girl who combines all this infor- Ankle length and long sleeves BACK TO THE FARM. S0 e 3 iyl 3 | ver =ives the right touch to the gar- | mation with her regular school educa B et o TR R S e (NP IO bt tion will be well equipped for almost position in life. All the Summer Fabrics important question that has heen be- s any on for some years. Sets of Scissors. Her epiritual development should keep pace with her mental develop- ment, “or life will be a failure under any condition. fore the insti for comfort at McPHERSON’S, Haberdasher, 101 Main SL, Nerwich, Ct, apr2sd Sets of seissors are to be had in cases LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. | retmbins When open, in Popular Demand. posed to view. envelope in sha chase Me: - E Prepare Hands for Gloveless Season. | Mr. Editor: 1t might be considered, SR o Gl While it is impossible for every one is the eenter o a very few, that the following is - | to have perfectly shaped hands, it is suited, theretore, ford “long distance but noticing not impossibie for one to cultivate he narrow the short nas “mever | TSr 1 liout regard to party | E affiifations. arc talking about him and | [jt®s dpite club e heite The loveliness of complexion of a 38 e the cemter of the state. | jo,k upon him with positive favor. They | Pjafes (he stitching this veing csbe-| pratty hana depends upon the circas ‘At we &mow of but now she hes|have confidence in him. Judging from | {4 Rt e s oeme of Lission: testimony concerning her exact | public comment, there is a popular de- | the mets 2 Imperfect circulation causes the blue and we shall be surprised if | mand for his nomination, and they = 4 tinge which we see on some hands to Dot use this as 2 basis on | Would like to suspend the rules and teamed Indian Pudding. appedr, and also gives the hand the o ciadm, later on, that she gs|make it by unanimous consent. All| Ingredients: One quart of milk, one | red 100k which is 50 objectionuble. the cemter of the universe. It is|UPite In saving that in the many | cup of meal, one-half cup of molass Perfect health necessary for the uise the mighway | Prominent positions he has filled, for | one-haif cup of sugar, two egas. complexion is, of course. essential to noting, elso, that highway | ccars back, he has never been weak- | hall teaspoon of sali, one the hand. ~ Tefers 1o Lis ‘summer | .neq by any sin of omission or com- | Sweet apples cut in small pieces. The hand requires muore creams and '—a season when 2 majority | nission. ¥t is not. surprising, then,|a pint of mifk in lotions Decause the skin is made dry Dlan as delfverately to be | that the people want him water. Stir a little cold milk in with | by_its being in water. 85 he doss 10 be active. The J. W. MILLER. |meal in which ginger and salt ure| The hand, to make it smooth, soft smmer vacation eu- Jewett City, Conn, May 14, 1910." | mixed. =4da to the scaiding milk, str | and white should be treated the same brid unti -k, then add susar, molasses | as the face. o wintes. Within a rear or 16 months at the | and apples and stir until it poils, Now | Wash them well in warm water, as if Ansonia felt a M-, .\t s hoped that throngh Pullman | add two well-beaten eggst with the | ringe in cold to stimulate the cfrcu. to thibk that Meriden | ', riony the United States and Mex. | rest of the milk and soda, all mixed | lation, and then rub in cream or a the highway commis-| ., wil] enter Guatemala City via the | together. After it is well mixed again [ good skin food, and rub until the hand of its eentral location | Pan-American and Guatemala North- | it is lighter not to stir again. Steam | fairly glows. i5 nag Ikeiy Mr. ern raflroads, - four hours, To be eaten with cream.l Glycerine and rosewater ane excel- es quite eluborate embtoidery ro- The quickest as well as the cheapest way is the Wet Wash Way A trial convinces. May we have a trial from you? Price as low as work is good. S. & J. GREGSON 193 Franklin Street, Norwich, Conn, ° Telephone $98. 2 11 The Bulle o e | pretey mands 70 gl F A people ST e S R M 3 | and white, with rosy and well kept | o . | o is. | SIMPLIGITY—“The Time of Service” A Mission Clock, brass hands and dial 3 feet long, 5 inches wide, self winder, shelf arrangement for dishes, an ideal and serviceable ornament for the dining room. We cannot duplicate these. While they last we will close them out at the low price of $2.98. A compleie line of Misslon Farnitare at y SCHWARTZ BROS., 9 to 11 Water Street Artistically Arranged by HUNT .. * * The Florist, Tel. 130, Lafayette Street. Junisa —— WHAT'S NEW — THE PALACE CAFE Step in and see us. FRANK WATSON & co, marid 7I_Fr;n‘kl:n ?lr: - e 3 "2 1-:"-:1'-::»-"".:' PO ur disposal