Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 28, 1910, Page 4

and sixteen, and Germany eighty-two. There is a question as to the for- midability of these great battleships wehicn will never be settled until one -] great naval battle has been skilfully fought, but the chances are that these clumsy, heavy-armamented ships will be easy prey for the light-shotted and swifter fighting craft. If a ten-mil- Hon-dollar naval vessel will do the greatest execution there is no defence for building slower eighteen-million- Berwich Gulletit and Goufied 114 YEARS OLD. —_— price, 12¢ a week; 50¢ a m”tm - Butered ac the Postoffics at Norwich, Conn., as second-class matter. st JUN. ot AMY STANLEY and HER FOUR CHOCOLATE CREAMS. LARKIN & BURNS (Written for The Bulletin.) It is a beautiful old town, brother mine. Coming back to it mow, after years. of absence, 1 find it really as beautitul as it used to seem to you and me when were were littie. You remember how the yillage clusters It is a masterly accos hment to know how to disagree wii partner or friend without being provoked to Guarrel. There is really no need of quarreling over differences of opinion, and there is little danger of it when snow upon an peak. as he might, dread doctrines of dire damnation, well his hearers knew his to be ome of the tenderest hearts in the world, and that he himself would not consign even a fly to the lurid tor- ments he threatened us with on those Grotesque Comedy Artists Telephone. 210. dollar craft. greatest mation; These eighteen-million-dollar argu- ments for disarmament, or for peace, are the present-duy burdens of the — Norwich, Saturday, May 28, 1910. The Bulletin. The Bulletin has the largest cir- enlation of say paper in Eastern Comueetiont, and from three to four times larger than that of amy In none but the world find their w book, and its two engravings have ol A SHABBY OLD BOOK. It was Sydney Smith who said there is “no furniture so charming as books” and here in Connecticut gard the works of Ik Marvel as the charpaing class, so it is surprising to heara writer in Scribner’s for June refering to the “Reveries of a Bach- elor™ as “a shabby picked up for a song at a stall where n we still in old book” that he maimed of the Dbook It is a shabby one has become confirmed in the truth that every person has a right to his own opinion and should be respeeted in it. A man's wife or child is not obliged to believe as he does; they canmot, even though they were in- clined to. A rational view of life jeads to a tolerant spirit. If not more than two persons can agree upon the inci- dents of an_ affair that they all wit- nessed, and if persons of a single fam- ily disagree naturally in tastes, poli- tics and reiigion, why should anyone think a partner or children to be ob- ligated to' see thimgs in harmony. Agreeing to disagree is a real achieve- ment and it tells for harmony and peace, D e T The older | grow the more deeply impressed that evervthing that like respectabllity is not respec- Respectabflity 1s such a pre- table. about the Green, and how the green of the Green glows like an emerald in its setting of earth-brown road. Back from the road, beyond the grassy off- sets and close-clipt lawns, stand .the village houses—the very same houses we used to run in and out of—as yet unaltered, unmodern unspoiled. Rocky hills enclose the Green, tall elms and broad-shouldered maples and sturdy beeches offer kindly ~shade. There is a hush over everything, as there always used to be, you remember, and it is still cnough in busiest day to hear the hum of bees, and the chirp of young birds, and the buzzing of in- sects in the soundful, soundless silence of the sunlit air. Near by, the river gurgles along between low-lying meadows, just as it did when we were ‘midsummer Sundays, when the mer- cury rose to 90 degrees in the shade, and we children used to wonder how much hotter eternity could be. The preaching of today 15 different, and no one is sorry. But in & way it has lost. People cared mbout you then. They were bound to save your soul, even if to accomplish it they had to burn you at the stake. Now, our world has grown Indifferent. Any one may go where it is hot, or where it is gold, and nobody cares.” When one's soul be- comes of no account, one's bodily wel- fare ceases to be of any account what- ever. When a religious beiief crum- bies, the welfare of the body politic crumbies with it. There is less pub- lic spirit in our village than there used to be, less friendliness, less neighbor- boy and girl together, and the self- same alders grow on its banks. Drift- liness, far less of simple human inter- est in one another, less loving kind- BERNIER & STELLA Refined Singing Sketch Artists ADMISSION—10c. icans ought to be the last people in the world to disesteem other coun- tries for are we not already & composite people blending many national strains and therefore bound by many ties to the countries bevond the seis? In one particular at least the new patriotism can hardly be an improve- ment on the old for in any age the patriot counts not his life dear unto himself, We cannot hope o outstrip those whom we mourn today in valor and self-gacrifice. We do well if we simply equal them, but here again our CAURA BENNETT Black Face Singing and Dancing Comedienne EVENINGS, Renerved Sesty—320¢ CHARLES MSNULTY, LESSEE . Feature Plcture GALLEGHER, THE DETECTIVE. R o - i iz | ing down stream, sl aid yesterday, in | o, place of duty i not under burning | SENSATIONAL FEATURE PICTUAE. tn Nor- only stained the pages that they adorn_ | cious thing it _ii not surprising that | 4o same sort of flat-bottomed boat we BORIners - NElen 0¢ ‘In onnsetion’- with e e rena"by aimety-three per || But, as I turn tha pages of ~Over d | It is counterfCited. for nature coun-|used to paddle about in, or threading 2 o the world began, have | the. abnormal activities of war. The | liss Lomise Seibert, Sopramo, of the people. 1Im Windham || Wood Fire (the best of the Reveries, | terf¢its as well as man = All Who |my way in and out among (angling | inefe been but two fundamental ques- | far more prosaic fleld of every day Be | yy SELECIED SONG PROGRAMME. o GmMvered to over 900 mouses || 88 It is ‘the first)—Smoke, signifying | have Studieq BOMAY KLOW G false | Woods And ot oy B along the | tionk for men to molve. But these two | I8 Where we must toil and wacrifice in | o ol lP ol Tl oLt 5 ‘and Danielson te over || Doubt, and Blaze, signifying Cheer, | plants—they look like the true plants water's edge, W A —religion, or man’'s relation to God,|order that our dear land may still be ome rural free delivery routes. 1901, average 4412 1905, averase 5.920 that century ago! some one else | suited his whim of the passing ment—the passing moment of half a S It is pleas- has marked as mo- omething of the fel- connected with it. This is a misnomer, thing, This is why our regular ex- hibit of respectability is not anywhere near as grand as it seems on the face to be. fmagine our village a favored spot in absence, I note the samenesses and The old meeting house stands where it has stood for a hundred years, but in these days they call it a church, and they have painted it brown. You re- member that it used to be white, a Christ, of life and life, of death and immortality, until no one will be afraid to speak, whether “with the tongue of men or of angels,” until man’s rela- tion to the one and hence to the many Only Onece a Year. A vroposed law in New York state provides for a board of inebriety which may send offenders to a farm or to a hey ke on a new meaning for me, | makes their false pretence apparent. r desert of toll and " 2 2, v, 3 considered the local dally. A o ] ozl o ’,,-t Ve Lahe tue.] O THER. an On 4, tion, for each generation to 30 1t8 part | citizens ready to give up time, money, MUSIC. ey Basters Comnectiout has forty- || 204 a double interest. The autnor's | Wherever the white save traffic Wf | turmoil like a green oasis, “the world | toward solving. It matters little to me | leisure, opportunities for self-culture 2 ’ mine tewas, one humdred und sixty- || Zentimentality secems to me less ob- | B < o forgetting, by the world forgol.” | tnat they painted our old white meet- | and professional rewards, in order to NELLIE S. HOWIE J ious than before; his h fa- | the public how surprised they are 10| Changes there are, however. COWINE|ng thy b hat | serve the state. Since last Memorial e g Sve posteffice districts, and forty- b1 vious than before; his humor Wss fa- | 7% PEPHE BRIV WOPE S C Rl By ey X Sae e e vears of | 1€ house an earthy brown, except that | serv e g cile and less reminiscent. 5 fback, - an' 1 say, after Ra it hurts me in the heart of that heart | day we have had at least one shining Temcher of i tows amd om all of the R. F. D.|lget pleasure of that cigar of his—A|a moment tolerate with patience & |7 sit here on the cliffs with my writing | D0 330 ©pCh Betve, 06 "rame IRt 19 | e pich oula elaim that he is the only N rewtes ia Kastern Commecticut. _ || Cigar Three Times Lighted. Tramp-|thought of it. These are men Who |3ad on my knee, I note a thousand | 10 Goneq its base, and have softened | one who is helping to keep alive in CAROLINE M. THOMPSON ing through the woods, one comes up- | counterfeit respectability for what | changes where, but a moment ago. I| tyo" thunders of Sinali to the “still, | America this type of citizenship. If T = £t M 1 mwmflon on the dead ashes of a campfire. Does | there i m{lt r<]>r "_‘f,“"' 'l“het:,(1 hgve would have said no change had ever | gnaj yoice” of the Sermon on the|you are not doing It too, you can, if eacher o usic not that make the woods more inter- ;"-,'n;;;gg;?;nd°;°;;=,;,‘;=(;gmgch.e: “On | Pee- Mount. Because I believe in broaden- | you will only try. & 46 Washington Street. = & 2 esting territory? Here I have a book the sl was never respectable nl‘any- ing men's thoughts of God and His THE I'LAR."(‘N. I pes— 2. H, DALCOM, Temcher of Pinno. 29 Thames Bt iven at my resldence of Ab the pupil. Same method as Bers Lessons the home o low's temperament I know from the 7 listeni) hite like the robes | will b al th - 2 it | mmed at Behawenka Conservatory | R S g of spotless, glistening white will be our natural theme, our dearest | hospital. It appears that a man will Y18 oy ) record of it that he made here. And| 1 heard a woman say ‘l‘,'k:“,;“e;o"‘e of eaints, and had cool, green bHnds | possession, the cause and effect of all! pe allowed to indulge in one spree a | o™ 7 e md il the book—his copy of it—has had Its| fuire are going to be mice people | throush which the sunlight shimmered, | our endeavor. year without fear of the farm or the little history that it tells after its own | (nore: ~Alihough I had heard that | 214 that it slept quietly” throush 2 THE RECLUSE. |asylum. The law is less generous than F. C. GEER retty fashion. I cannot do half expressi T e Rt ot . was Avicenna, the learned Arabian RRNTRE RN S FREED. ol gkt Acaisthing Kesps e frome ] Boin i it i e T o | mextonw T PR e physician, who affirmed that monthly TUNER There is a chamce in this country | {rapgeribing. I feel guilty enough In | it seemed as meaningless as anything | 2Clock of a Sunday mornins. 'y mtoxication was good for the human 122 Prospect 8t for the young men who devote them- it I ever h id. What i i when the meeting house awoke to the | § SITNDAY MORNING TALK J|system inasmuch us it iea to allevia- . melves to the study of forestry, since ""l'l"s“pw"‘ el At o Pln::;‘: > %rdma':{!v‘su‘r‘;;fiion:erfi duty of staying awake throughout the tion of the spirits, the resolution of su- Tel. 611, Norwloly G& the demand for men skilled in this | .ot Miarve oot ee, Tave Mot WHOUY | i)™ "rarson whose appearance and | Weelt T canmot tell. | Fossibly it wod perfluitios ‘and the provocation of e science {8 much greater than the sub- | hut this copy of “The Reveries” T D Surs whether | was given its unaccustomed coat of i e it oF et A. W. JARVIS . » = s hey a O ndifferent, or simply —_ - d e s glo e -as | ETAY and dog's-eared, like a school- [ atrocious. "Nice people are not always | DEOWE. the ssme summer that waves THE NEW PATRIOTISM. faith, combatted this opinion and, to W’ Forestry in the older natlons was|yoy's Virgil; the bravery of its sild- | pious or moral people, for they might | Of brown paint swept over the village use the phrase of Sir Thomas Browne, IS THE LEADING TUNER IN long ago a necessity, and the high ing tarnished, it was like an old gar- be nice to people of other quali- almost submerging it. That was the summer after the new young minister As once more we draw near the most restrained his ebriey into hilarity; EASTERN CONNECTICUT. e o e P ot e e uog | ment_which had been thrown aside, | Jack of quality; but these peo- | TUETIL Iy “The meeting house had | tender day of all those in the year sot | .2, SOber incalesconce aund vegulalod | spnone 618-5. 16 Clsirmount Ava. R PR Sas v but which still gave evidence of its | ke to meet nice people, 00— | jeyer had a young minister before, but | apart for national commemoration, the | SOREICOM AN T s, B0 FAAE AV, BE sept22a stop wasting our forests of we shall| worth. Ik Marvel's thoughts can|10lkS who are high flvers or hish- | onjy white-haired ones, grave and sol- | uttermost sentiment in the heart of | PPOSIRd fermSIEh, ROOC S0V 60 SUERE S, b etk never become stale any more than the | hiwore iR Somtariny and. martisang | ©mn and eighty. They were elghty | cvery true American is that of patrot- | w8 P T o1 aranic largely.” A In Europe forestry has been a sci- | tnoughts of Emersen or Thoreat {hink sectarians and partisan | when they came, and each stayed a|ism. This is one of the three or four | DCCU%, TG (o Tiliing on individ- ence for a long time, while in Japan no one is allowed to cut down a tree FAST CURES. other hand, those who are neither sec- rian nor partisan look for nice p hundred years, and they were elghty when they died. The new minister's high emotions that give dignity and worth to life. Not easy to define in ual cases would have difficuity in de- termin: the precise degree of intox- | without pianting e young tree to take ple of thelr caste. The world Is full | ¥if¢_was young and fashionable, and| words we always recognize it when we | iatjon that would warrant stern act- | its place for the use of coming gen- |, T1eT° Is mo doubt that f: ¢8| 5f nice people; but nicety is of as | thought she understood color. Shehad}see It embodied in deeds. When the |ion; and so imjustice might be done. | have been known to the w o] o R R A A2% .22 | tourea in Europe, mounted to the dome [ little bands of veterans go from grave | ;o0 ANE 8¢ IMRETOC SRENT 00 COTR | erations. The Black forest, in Ger- he o o T | many mixtures and blends as Ameri- | 4 g pater's, and walked with a guide | to grave with their floral offerings to g g g 4 "~ | days prior to the birth of Es as; | ca v an would le - ; word er phrase, or the walking of a & comst od b 3 | can whiskey and it would puszle a : > many, antly renewed by sci ; . : | sau ; through miles of picture gallerios, | their fallen comrades, we shall LT g o Y entific forestry, as are other forests in | 27 it is a well established fact that | Philadelphia lawyer to define the ex- | [i,qving her Murray, in the days when | have no doubt that half a ecentury | SFeck, are not e. Shou | 2 gourmandism is a fault of the pression. -t Ao 3 b B - 4 man with a light and amiable jag or | Farope. Daedeker was not—yet. She bad|ago in this country patriotism was | MRS WOCR & VERL UG SO S, TR 00 The lumber industry is fourth | rather than the eastern hemi.| the Bird-motes in May, T like | Studied so much that she knew all | a tremendous force. The empty sleeve | I & Wise and harmioos Ustily aufier | among the great industries of our |SPhere. Since the popular revival of | ., AAMONg the Birc-notes wn Way, * LKE | there is to know. and she was so eager | here, the limping gait there, the fur- | 88, OVEC Yo Lot %8 ne w remark- | natton, and in normal years about|this method of routing discase in | Smbe i Zooeree onin hest. for hi® | to impart knowiedze that the villagers | rowed countenances, the bowed forms, | 9% A% TIAEINIRRC LT TR ¥ Ut ] Norwich twenty veas azo. it has | rimere i e iR s ar | could not choose but absorb it. She | tell the story of love to country as no | gy TP P < oo g m"u“:u;‘ ;‘;’7';":;&:;; spread over the whole world and to- | natoriotic. of na other bird. in. the | told them that white was pot “artistic” | amount of oratory could ever do. . FIECe produced, vel X gy s e acte S - it glared at you, while the green 3ut when we turn from such sights day has many able and eminent ad- | springtime. He Is loud and he is | I8t It glared at you, while - Educating Royalty. to ,000, an Iy thi pring < -~ | anc 8 . the D e i e ohie vestlvocates. The experience of Upion [ musical. As a richly plumaged bird e D e it 0 Bo | o e e an s aes et nee | Divinty may or may not hedge s lewed to exhaust itself, when inteli- | S/ICIair, recently published, cal he - fll‘g‘m“h;g L = "";fi painted in “soft grays and browns and | the crowded hospitals and the loath- pking. If we think it does, it ‘floefl,i_,“ sout oversight and scientific manage- | 9°¥? UPOn his head severe criticism | ScaTist tanager. a shy bir e dlang | Plendings, like the deeps of summer | some prison pens—to the world as it [Pwe think it doesn't, it doesn't. The oA 1 tndefinitel and no end of ridicule, Now an Eng- | & 9e!& o see flit across a woodland | y,,qs" 'She captured her audience, | is today we find a totally different sit- | German people hold one opinion; Col- foor M . e tely IDIS|iich artist of Kent, Mr. Charles S path. _Of course, the goldfinch and | pine them, far more successtully | uation, a united country, thousands of |onel Roosevelt, & strenuous and as- ABOUT OUR source of great wealth to the nation. g 1aries Spen- | the bobolink and the grosbeak are all [ FOV™E & young minister ever moved | peaceful industries in operation every- |€Tessive minorkty, holds another. Be- " a i h h ‘ We do not realize that the national | S0 comes fo the front to say he|birds of fine feathers, as well a3 the | pis congregation, to prove their faith | where throughout our borders, and a | tween thewe ~divergent opinions the MIOPISNG A Tas o TV amotla tna forests mow have an area of ower|SUuffered from an abnormal appetite; | hummh SR e robin in his {4 ¢neir works. Wave after wave of | far more complex, albeit less warlike | German ewmperor is having the time o ot avery surewd and carsful buyersy 194,509,000 acres, of a money value of | 20 meal scemed to satisfy him. At |asile fI looks like a bunch of sun- | o, on" paint flooded the village. A | national life. In this world with -which | his life. 1. large stock and pleasing variety $2,000,000,000, and for the present year | 1S"8th he began a dilizent study of | HEht—a glitter of gold leal—1 am not | yencer Bf mad, weary, dreary brown | we and our children have to 4o where | [Europe Mves n a hothouse atmo- to choose from. i Be * reeafy b the theory of fasting as a cure; then | SUIS that he does not knoy that/he IS | gtycyc so fast to the old-time houses|is the field for patriotism; how can | SPhere of convention. It I¥ Colonel Y NSNieE Of the GUEEUNERL Y orsetle 1t for. fortytw: a dandy and an artist. He makes & | .0 1o shost of an early settler could | it manifest itself? Roosevelt's office 10 smash & few panes | 2. Quality kept up and prices pushed s T BAVE 6 e peds i e b nest as deftly as a tailor-bird, and | ,,.00 8 Cenizeq his own familiar Toof- | At once the need of a redefinition of |@nd let in the fresh air. He has|goyy ture of $4,000,000. = o e Mr.| knows how to make faet his cables | ;0> 1o "5 Neighbor's. They began | patriotism arises. It is the same word | Mnasbed a number at Berlin, as at 5 The time is near at hand here in | ShCICeT s3 p as well as an expert marimer. His | RS JOF UL NEENI N 10T roWed, | 1o the magie of which the boys in biie | Other places, and the stifing grandees, | 3. Ciose attention to svery detafl America when foresters of experience |, 10! May take it from me that|purse-like mest dances in the wild | 000 GG house, wirich had been for | responded in the emrly sixties, but we |80 20F from resenting it, ratlrer relisli | with prompt and eficlent service. R fasting for health will be generally | Winds of summer with seldom a mis- | hakb> 3 prided b S ¥ I3 will be In demend in every state and g will be generally * : enerations white, vet unsshamed.|must fill it with a large meaning, just | it il £33 towsallp of th h adopted. Well-known doctors whom | N8P t0 it or to his young. He courts | ret®y 8 T NCHe 3 VI¢ ciistenod like | as the content of the word “pacent” | To gnore vain ceremonial, to brush bartogreon - g ';.21’“';.'3 Where there T meet are taking it Tt is no new | DSTil in the tops of the elms and faces | 3* pancake. The circling roads thatlor the word “Christian” ousht to be |8side empty forms, to come down to Ge Greenb ~ b cBe oo COMFEEVE | theory. The Greeks and Egyptians | o7 S3le With & glestul song. hold the Green like a gem In its met- | larger and richer today because of ail | the bedrock of essomtial fact and to 0. Green el'gfl‘, s DUt Bor. B DHe 4 5 ) e ve Back were X s ting are often dusty. Indeed, there is |the light that is being shed on the | 3PPraise the value of the reality be- pose of creating new forests of the |-’ vocates | | This old habit of sizing up people— hind the trappings and the skow-—all |47 Franklin Street, Norwich, Conn most desirable woods, SURPRISED THE COUNTRY AGAIN In his New York address of fasting. e eriment. I set out mined intention of making a thorough On the first day the pangs of hun- | with the deter- of taking the measure of all strangers —is older than the EgypWan pyramide and has served the human race a greater purpose. We all do it; but rarely a day when Crampton cannot raise a cloud of dust to blind people’s eyes to their own ehortcomings and veil the ghsten of any sort of veneer. Within a month or two the parsonage duties and opportunities of parent- hood, and on the meaning and reach of the Christian life. Patriotism in es- sence is just what it was when it sent men to glorious death at Ther- this is a service that only an Ameri- can could perform for an okl societ The German emperor is as little likeiy 10 suffer from this direct approach and mayed upon = 5 e Dok : s lean-cut method as any other man in o | BeT were keen enough; so were they | MOSt of us are botches at it now. Ifwas dingy, not only in a snuffy, choco- | mopylae and Runnymede and Gettys- | Olean-cut methe any % What Constitutce & Good Speaker”|on the second dav. On the (hird day | CAD Imasine, however, a day and a Niute go-to-seed deadness of color, but | burg but the form Of its expreasion in | Burope—a fact which helps explain UNDREDS of young men onel Bryan has succeeded in once | there seemed a little relief, and from | LI7€ When men were sharp and shrewd |Gusty-dingy as well. Already, though, | the 20th century will not be just what | the friendehip which has been struck and women have obtained more surprising the country by what he doesn’t realize, since he denfed the popularly accepted fact that he cap- tured the country by his forensic abil- that day “I continued onwards hunger whatever. m: 1 experienced no y work as an artist, | at it and did less injustice by this in- tuitive practice than they do today. 1t must be admitted that the women are a little shrewder at it in this age they had attacked the meeting house, despotied it of its saints robe, and transformed it into the semblance of a church. The meeting. house had held it was in the century before Christ or in the 19th eentury after him. The new patrictism, the patriotism which we and the coming generation up within the past few days.—Chicago Record-Herald. A Satisfactory Experience. the the foundation — asle principles of success by 0 course doing some light gardening and walk- | than the men are. This is what we |4 o dignity of its own, an unpre- 1 “ - instruction In our school. We A W' heactic’ e’ ob - thol i g and wa 3 a certain dignity of its own, an unpre- | are called upon to foster and exhibit, | Phe “endurance run” of the Auto- |[ of instruc ing as exercises. At the end of the | °2ll the first impression of a person | tentious statetiness of rigid simpliefty | will mot have as its chief symbol, the | mobile club of Hartford in this state - o “eroms of gold, crown of thorns” epi- | forty_second day hunwer began io re. | 200 it is_difficult to overcome. We sun. Its first appeal will not ba to e Lhade o, can help you if you will let us gram from Bryan, which took the con- vention and impressed the nation that he was a coming man; and Colonel Bryan, after all his years of oratory and bluf, is not aware that his speech has been the magnet which held the assert jtself. many ‘fasters’ ber of davs That is the stage make a mistak determine to fast for and for food returns after a certain period where ey num- craving a certain even if the all know that a first appearance Is not always a best appearanmce, and that judgment based upon it may lead to injustice. It was doubtless begun as a safeguard and it has not whoily lost its purpose—it is a safeguard etill; in line and finish, a P'i:“an plainness and disdain of effect. Now, under the contracting influence of dingy, dull, dead, dusty brown, the church shrinis and weazens away into itself, looking a size smailer than the mecting house it was, and seeming unacquainted with arms but to the intelligence and rea- egonableness of men. Its methods wiil be anrgumentative, persuasive, . not belligerent. It will say “come, brother, let us reason together and find It we can, a way out of this difficulty that has given the roads of the state their spring experience, and they ought to e able to stand most any other strain that may be put upon them. The re- sults so far as the automoblles are concerned have been satisfactory, and the run has demonstrated some valua- suecesstul career full to Write today — now — for information, All Commercial a more Branches. . they continue to fast but in consequence of it many people | jtseif, half-abashed, wholly self-con- | shal be alike honorebie to both. Tis | ple facts as all such cxperiences al- il m‘“‘..“‘ no‘t:uhnaJplramoun( issues. | “When I felt the hunger in this world are vi;lwzys ‘l)ch!ngd:s- sclous, painfully apologetic. dog’s delight to bark and fight. but | ways do.— Bridgeport iy Fary NEW LONDON when 1t saye: e eeonel is correct!I immediately drank some fruit 3 e R e a | national beings in thix enlighténed age = P llese E v n owed | and continued to live on this for t z Such thunders of eloquence as used | should not double up their fists an . b B his political prominence to his tongue, | days, On Thursdar night I hod e to reverberate from the old-time high | square off for a fght sither with their | And He Wont Tell. USITESS €. Colonel Bryan owed his. That speech | firsc square meal. It is a Ciipier Some men marry and then conduct| puipit as the minister of our child- |knuckles or with a great fleet of 2 ol ':'h-‘ u! "‘: I“’m hh' t'"'x‘;' RABrubeck, frm. Newlonden Conn. nominated him and made him a politi- | ough scientinc lnawied s (0t % thor- | wife should find comfort and happi- | force of his appeal, unconsclously |it is worthy to be a auccessor to 'the [ comet. ! cal idol. Since then, by lghtning changes that would have shamed a prestidigitator, the wily Nebraskan has maintained his ascendancy in his party—except in the vear when Judge je cluded, on a wider scal join me as wel "This experiment of mine,” he nowledge of the con- only the beginning of more | d my wife is to ness in just looking at them, and con- vince themselves that it is an honor to be permitted to go out and get trusted on their account. Perhaps you have known men who when they give their wives money to buy something for the bringing out a_splendidly vivid con- trast between his rugged features, flushed with exertion, and the silver A wakeful nightmare is no dream. The old, will exalt the functions of imter- national tribunals that shall mete out justice to contending partles and whose decisions shall be universally accepted just as all sensible people abide by the decisions of the highest Higher Education in New York. Mayor Gaynor's elucidation of “singed cat” In the course of his offi- cial correspondence adds to the con- tributions to public knowledge which IMPORTED Parker was nominated—and invariably | In N€w Zealand and house acted as if it was a loan. The |2 Wwakefu} 1ightd gy his | courts. have come from the city hall—New R‘:k:ln‘mfl;rcmu";lns of brass and | citement, but it cannot be combatted | Ties her on his credit just humiliates | 21! ’",;)'x:‘t"\‘: ;‘1;”‘;‘::&':{ and most wom- | Goes not mean that we shall cease to Visation: Oer. s that has kept hope | out of existence simply because it her and seldom seems to realize it.| <> be especiaMy fond of our own nation. is and would so Hke to sopoint at their After a much-needed rest the Nica- alive in the breasts of his followers. | efficacious. To be a partner and never have a i That is just as legiti y e ac % 3 a and v P E conkeie e 4 gitimate as to be fond | raguan war is about to resume busi. | They are all in, also our domestis Mr. Bryam is essentially a talker and chance to more tHAn look at the profits fllli"’x'?&“"f.fr’.,m_"?;fi";;“;.,&?i’,,‘h;‘efi of our own family or our religious de- | ness at the old stand-Grand Rapids |lIne, and the best to found outside of nothing more. His New York state- EDITORIAL NOTES. is far from being in a square deal | wpich my specialty ds—you may teld |nomination. But it does mean that we | pregs, New York City, and at half prices ment, that he hed not won his three| . 3 Some women get what ther call con- | URich 13 yours if you want to. shall appreciate the greatness of other N charged there—with all necemsary dec SR TR ™ s ithres s et el tentment out of such a relation, bu 2 countries, and their just claims to a iglity-soven in every 100 Canadian |orations, Including cut out borders. tongue, & so patently untrue that it |!® the sreat cbmet o that is hhcc&_use l{‘f!i have no business | uThis is your busy day!” you say. |Place in the family of nations. Amer- | farmers own their farm. Also Mixed Palnts, Muresco, is an amusing absurdity. Comprehension. 1f T were a woman 1| There is something to be thankful for — Brushes, Bte. i The Panam now represents a | o e R D here was servitude | in that. It means more than any idle 1 am now ukn;l‘ orders tor Spring HE . | 1ay-out of $200.000,000. uite tly i, e T day that ever tried a man's patience. Painting, Paper Hanging and Decor« PRICE o:a:i‘:: 18 EXTRAV. | lav o ® ¥ |in it and a few dollars for myself. It there is no money in it there may | ating. 3 E. 4 TS SRS be satistaction. There js no rust in it. fy many years experi The launching of the Florida and The unequal chance in life is | The i My y years experience will be the prospective equipment of the big- west battleship afloat, with others still The street sprinklers more enforced i leness than they real- re having steady thing. It is not popular to say =0, but no one can prove that it fsn't e is no galnsaying the fact that it is better to wear out than to rust out. A busy day is full of uses, an idle | MARSHALL’S Purchasing of value to you. Ty Read this etatement of her case | gay full of abuses. The man who loves | Iarger designed, has iaclosed the fact an American eirl: T am a woman | industry has a faithful love and a gency P. F. MURTAGH, a4 American inactivity elong the| ... T ™ and T have a brother. He works all | man's power to create. The man who 3 lines of defence has given it third ;§ ppy thought for today: A dol-| gay, so do 1. He comes home, bas|loves idleness has a fool's love and in- 92 and 94 West Main Street, place among the naval mations of the | [2F that can get past a meat market | supper served to him, reads the paper, | vites trouble. I do not think much of 4 5 S is a good dollar. zoes outside or goes to bed, as he | the man who cannot have & good time ‘i et fah364 g e e S R —_—— pleasex. I come home, serve supper | unless he gets into a condition to for- 3 Good intentlons may make paving | Wash the dishes, sweep. sew and go to | get everything after 10 o'clock at o ants 2a oar beon bullt as| O des but they never wonld aiang |Ded when it pleases the work o be | Right, and to bemoan the past when he. i i eV vised, urm-maqt would N 5 oy i 2. . done. He gets up, eats breakfast and | wakes up in the morning. The man u] ln have new been a subject for diplomat- | NOTWich traffic go=s out. I get up. make breakfast, | who finds joy in work imstead of e = 5 ic negotiations, a desirable thing which 2 e wash dishes and maice two beds before | drudgery i the rising man. The man |§ YARD WIDE (warranted to wear) DEEP BLACK TAFFETA SILK— ARE YOU THINKING OF DOING a lmek of foresight on our part has| VDat Is the of claiming that | going to work. Sunday mornings he > dciayed. This looks a great deal more like & bad dream to The Bulletin than it does Ifke the truth. Germany now has eight battleships kissing is in bad form? is right, The picnicke it is all right. It the smack is getting a little plays ball while I werk in the house until 2 or 3 o'clock in the afternoon. When we went to school if anvthing was needed I stayed at home, and not who feels that he is a drudge is on the wrong side of his job. spiration in work—there achievement. There is in- is glory in very special at $1.10, regular price $1.39. sold in some stores at $1.50 per yard. This same quality is THIS 7 I 8o you sheuld consuit with me and get prices for same. Excellent work aimes : B ¥ g at reasonable price » s cous. A little more sunshine is | he." There is no reason why differ-| | do not know whether an empty $5.50 TAILOR-MADE, FRENCH SBAMED, BLACK SILK PETTI- buikiing and the United States four, | Mol ous: A it mce in sex should make such a dif- | com i = % veoed > o ses pliment is one of the emptiest 4 P cxolwding in both cases the vessels|€CeS®ary for his pleasure ference in duties or obligations. This | thinea in the world or net. T nive GO, weor \aUsraRiped. 155 Bz SRONChE, 80 whitnated te Bt yoo authorized this spring. Include these | he Ameriean volce mas mot be the | 15 10 isolated case. If the girl doesw’t | noticed that compliments aimost al- much better than any ready-made skits — my price to you C. M. WILLIAMS, and there are eleven German battle- ” g s xperience it hefore marriage she is ) ways need revislon, and that it would v =hips bulling amd six American. Ger- most musical voice under the sun, but lable to afterwards. There is no law be no easy matter to make gems of only $6.00. Goneral Contractor and B it s heard all round the world against a man’s taking hold and help- h em. Mo - il many has aiso three armored oruie- 2y e e b o ot et 8 B ok e B L e ST TR Dow't fail to see my SPECTAL at $5.50. A beauty—all French seamed 218 MAIN STREET. ers du g where the United States A New York woman struck a burg- | them like their ease too wall to share | floats by at nigh According to Bir- and will not ravel. Made to your exact measures, In gore or cir- ‘Phone 370. sant1q has nome, though taking all armored croisers built in the past twenty years, =ome of which are antiquated, the lar with a rolling pin him from a window and knocked to his death. the other's burdens. A twentieth entury inquiry— rell, the most magnificent compliment ever paid by man to woman was that of Richard Steele to Lady Elizabeth back-—for $5.00. cular, with hook and eyes or draw strings, inverted back or habit Cauliflower Planis U'nited States has ffteen and Ger- ok s =y “Which is your specialty—pointing | Hastings, when he said: “To love her ’ idricoey ey “_‘:dlc:‘fn’;"‘_‘:‘dn:“h":“d“_::‘_e it yith pride, or viewing with alarm > | was a liberal education.” This may = = Pepper Plants This gives Germany @ decided ud- [ cannot divorce Hersct Trom stvle. | neltner T ihie e ot pur') reas | barn, Bar i e omminas i ees || Standard Makes of CHAMOISETTE, SILK, LISLZ and KID GLOVES PReY- S ~antage on the battle Nne. The senate has fortunately voted six torpede boat destroyers where the house voted but four. Our nevy Is deficient at this point. It Bas but twenty-five of this No city can be much better than its city government and its police force, no matter how many churches it may have. a great many more view with alarm than point with pride, and perhaps you may have known some nervous people who were veritable alarm clocks—who were just animated danger _signal These people live lives of constent ap- pression. It lives as the finest ex- ample of this form of flattery—ome in a thousand are not worth chershing. and not one in 100,000 are preserved in print. They are sweet lttle nothings as fluffy ss seafoam and as evanescent, down saies. at a ‘saving to you of from 6c to 27c on a pair. I mean for good Standard Makes and Quallties, and not for the cheap kinds manufactured expressly for cheap (s0 valled) Remember now, mark Salvia Plants al GARDWELL’S mayzid oy most s ridnda ST D onty one hundred and fifty and Ger- The fellow who looks for a gaso- | Pfehension. There are few have beenf but they ere dropped hers and there - NEWMARKET HOTEL, many éighty-five. This is also true|line leak with a match never dies—- | oo their past. but sheir future is al :vmuymmxuu Detter for 716 Boswell Ave. here this eountry | he is repeatedly in the hands of mml ways htunted with mav be’s. To live 2 life full of asvful things which never happen s not as difcult as we think. They were. made Xito @ 164 MAIN STREET, with the Nerwich Circulating Library. First-class Wine: S Liquors and Clgars, Meals w Rarebit e i, e el 8