Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 3, 1910, Page 2

3 . 2 Old Sayb Ruth 8. Gran-| Ansonisi—The janitor of the Ilm e Hon Vui Hien. Neos Y e of the Grovier il-h, New Fatroet seliool, B aas Bttt recently | ‘While the seeds of the dorowa, an| York, t the early part of the week | dug up a fine specimen of the Connec- | Fast Africa leguminous tree, are ex- on West Main streer.. heut | leaves form an excellent cemient when mixed with crusked ston OQomductor—ticket, please. Passen- " " R ser—Certainty, sir. Here is the key of | | mmy trunk, which is in the ,baggage TH'AL 0F Bls B ll- 5 - «car. In the pocket of my second best dress 18 my mileage book.—Harper's ‘Bazar. . = = Government Nearly Completes Evidence Against Man who Aided Coleman in Looting I\ational City Bank| * of Cambridge. LS Look Forward. If T were you, I would not worry, Just make up your mind to do better when you get another chance, and Boston, June 2——The government to- | toward connecting Keliher with a John be content with that—Beatrice Har- day completed jts direct evidence | R. Marshall, who ha doffices at three reden. against ~Big Bill" Keliher, charged | places in this city. At one of Shien with aiding George W. Coleman in the | rooms it appeared that there was Its Meaning Brought Home. X = los sthrough various methcds of $309,- | telegraph instrument which the dlnrk:t 000 of the funds of the National City |attorney intimated was used In a| pensary with the tomsorial profession, “When a man begins to pay his [ bank of Cambridge. ike” wire tapping game. and also carries = large ‘stock Of | son’s college debts,” says the Philoso- Defense Begins Today. ,,’;E,’mhg:fi;:&l;m ‘,?,‘1’5‘,:‘,‘ Ty Bardi| Jewelry. His residence of over | pher of Folly, “he understands what A couple of witnesses remained to .. Walsh and Coleman, while a hand- | twelve years in the town inspires con- be heard at adjournment this after- | writing expert stated that the signa-| fidence in his ability to please in all noon. and tomorrow it is expected that | ture of Keliher to certain leases and a| Jynes. Added to his other responsi- Lydla E. Pinkham’s the defense will begin with the defend- | bankruptey proceeding was the same | pocie SO0 0 U0 PPt BEPSOR is meant by.a likera) educations ALL DEALERS 106 ant on the stand in his own behaif. | as that of John R. Marshall for the | Compound ; : .| leases of the three offices. Both Keli- | Enterprise. Vegetable Keliner and Marshal in Fake Wirs |[15%"0 0 k" ere: soen trequently SR R e (‘h!cago 11.—*“I was troubled with Rppeng Seme- | at the offices where the telegraph in- = | - The government's efforts today were Strument was installed. ersevere. | S i mation, and the doc: v ersevera FoSSVSrS. i en Wednesday tors said I could not t well unless I ZE adopt. Your progress may be slow, p fad an operation. | RIVER AND HARBOR BILL, WILL TRY TO GET VOTE Gnd reunits’ uskinits Wi s e and | I knew I could nof COMPLETE AGREEMENT. | ON THE FORESTRY BILL | there is no reason for growing faint. Sa"“'day Niyhls | stand the strain of — e hearted. Remember how the little one, 50 L wrote 0 | Many Connetticut Items Included in |As Soon as Postal Savings Bill is Out| yrocn™ 0o oy " e al™ e MO 00 you sometime ago the Bill—State Surveys. | of the Way. the river, and the river to the ocean; about my health | and youytold ‘me (Special to The Bulletin.) (Special to The Bulletin.) both reach their destination.—Ruskin. After ‘Washingtog, June 2.—The conference ‘Washington, June 2.—Representative Mitaking Lydia E. | cport on the river and harbor bill was | Lawrence, the New England member Exceptions. i 5“}‘38’%3 made to the senate and the house yes- | of the house committee on rules, today | “You don’t have to be enthusiastic // Bfood"‘gffme”.m terday afternoon, and is a complete | sand that he would try to get a vote in | to succeed in some things,” said the i Mrs. W agreement. It js expected it will go | the committee on the Weeks forestry | boarding-house philosopher; “I once t fl}}jl."g“‘{\‘lfl?,?';t st Cr:nca;gj-ifift throush without further trouble, and |bill just as soon as the postal 3avings| gaw a man achieve a speed of a mile AHR o8 . )y as l' objectionable features have been , bill is out of the way. The committee a2 mim slid down ‘a. mousitaln Pinkh: s Vegetable Com- ill, the president |on rules wil] set date for the postal y;olv;;ddmn{;d’e"}m;mmuv% roots and savings bank bill probably this week, | side, without the slightest effort on bs, D rcoties or harm- nnecticut items are | and Mr. Lawrence, who is a strong| his part and without having bad any ;\'fd “;”f,“x,‘;",;;‘,,"“,nfm the record luded in the bill: Branford harbor, | supperter of the forestry bill, will then ambition to do. it ul drug y | $2,000; Briageport © $90,000, to get a favorable report for a day for the largest number of actual cures | 00 for mai bor of on_the Weeks bill. glf“{:-ir';a‘lge ff::%:,?x:;:f fi!.’}ff?;flfi‘f,’i Duck Island, $60,000; | It may be impossible to get such a Breeder of Discontent. Mile River, Stamford report from the committee, however, voluntary testimonials are on file m and Westp | as nearly all the members of the rules| Ve 8re mever more discontented the Pln{hzm laboratory at L a committee voted against the biil when | With others than when we are discon- Mass., from women who have en it was before the house two vears ago. | tented with ourselves. The conscious- cured from almost every form of Me Smith of Towa and Boutell of | negs of wrong doing makes us irrit- female complaints, inflammation, ul- | i were paired, but all the rest, ¢ wibrs ceration,displacements, fibroid tumors, republicans and democrats, with the| ble and our W . aattss l/lghl Mile river, $2 i exception of Mr. Lawrence,. vote | quarrels with what is outside it, in irregularities, periodic pains,backache, cr, $11,500. making a total of $464,500 | against the bill. If they line up the| order that it may deafen the clamor indigestion and nervous prosmtxon. for the state. same way on giving the bill a day in| within —Home Chat. Every such suffering woman owesit to | Surveys are also authorized in the | the house, the chances of getting the 2 = herself to give Iydia E. Pinkham’s |state as follows: Bridgeport harbe ill up this session are very small. PETTEA. ON CRED;‘T ; Satisfaction Guaranteed UR aim is lo give you clean made, stylish, nice fitting clothing. See our goods, ask for our terms, and {hen you will realize the advantage of trading with us. Our clothing is Union made and we guarantee Vegetable Compound a trial. with a view to protecting the channel e New England members are stand- Wanted a Cool Waiten, il rom the erosion of Long Beach; Co g together to bring thds measure to (4 5 ¢ If you would like special advice - With @ view (o providing an|a vote and Senator Brandegee is anx- | , A Suest in a hotel sent this note to every garment sold. $1.00 a week wiil fit reased depth; |1 y waiting for it to come before the clerk: “Send me a cool waiter er, west ch: an- | the committee after it has passed the | to take my breakfast order. If you from Poquetanuck drawbridge to | house. have only fat, warm waiters I want Kittemaug for 14 foot e nnel; Ne —— — I? t o Haven, barbor. with a view t0 @ new | Connecticut Visitors in Washington. :t;::l:sv;; mmnbut e s { nnel by way of Oyster Point to the | e » ge of the New York, New Haven | v (Special to The Bulletin) with the shells on.” Iroad co: o | oank A Higarty of about your case write a confiden= tial letter to Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass. Her advice is free, and always helpful nce channel of en river: Tham you out from head to fool. Men’s Clothing Women's Clothing MEN'S ALL WOOL SUITH, | WOMEN'S STYLISH SUITS iver, and t Ha | Wt E S . Pot and Pan| i cnargs | Wasingion o8 b Smmpal visic hix Not Appreciative. S48 b #1249 iy S0 | O oric planaing for this Summers | With the postoffice department. STO. Be: 0 The iy X 84 a2 BOYS' FANCY AND WOMEN'S ST YLISH SKIRTS . Drojects. and by Suls ist 1t is experts| Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dorrance Bron- | mission to hear that new t last SCHOOL SUITS $1.98 to $18.00 Phllo ed several projects will be started in | 507 of Hartford are in Washington to| night” “Well, do you begrudge it?"” $1.98 to $8.00 il G s il sopny Conmecticut, provided contracts can be | aitend the wedding of Miss Florelle | «Yes, I do. He turned out to be the O e e | (T RIS B A, | S Ro vt e of the Coast Artillery corps of the| fellow I complained of to the police ere0 o gaon0 - T - | AT RS N = army. for thumping the plano all day and all - MILLINERY | A co:v:(t:"' "o':xncc‘:q“u::' Philoso- | night in the next flat."—Judge. MEN'S HATS $2.50 to $20.00 | . 0 | - 92009550 WOMEN'S AND All the soap and muscle| pher of Folly, “is a young woman who Not Worth the Time. in the world won’t clean your| has mastered the art of encourazing| No man resolved to make the most e It Depends. MEN'S AND BOYS' SHO! CHILDRE:! SHOES ts and th h) 14| ® man by discouraging him.” of himself can spare time for personal How do you pronounce s-t-{-n-g-y?” $1.50 to $4.00 $1.25 to $4.00 | Pe pans as they should i T ot T ot the teacher asked the young gentle- be cleaned. S Sie b tor Bichis: Bt | R B Vi man nearest the foot of the class. If at any time you buy anything here that does not give entie satisfaction, return it and we will refund 3 Wt wie for Fickes but or 1 = And the smart boy stood up and said your money or cheerfully exchdnge the goods Ordm;,—y washmg of cook- . 8 iches, i Limit to Cork’s Buoyancy. it depended a great deal whether the ever gits my han’s on 'um, I bet dey'll | = A cork carried 200 feet below the | word applied to s man or a bee. ing utensils passes over whole | never git away fum me!—Atlonta| surface of the water will not rise hidden nests of little wigglers | Constitution. | asain. Work Fascinating. —commonly called germs. Dog's Bark an Acquired Habit e o S e T 29-31 = > : - on about work. 2l an Gold Dust is an antiseptic | , Tie Park of the dog is an acquired | German proverb: At ovening the | town will stand watching with evi- Shetucket Street washing powder that not onl b e % “;_ e e "e""l sluggard is busy. dent enjoyment the labors of a street 'y | barks, but whines | —_— gang laying pavement—Fort Worth removes the visible dirt and e Record. grease, put goes deep after . ¢ f y a waste of time to pity every trace of germ life—ster- | a man who is being made a fool of ilizes pots, pans, pails and | by a pretty woman. Weight of Human Heart. The average weight of the heart is from nine to 11 ounces. Pupils’ Backs to Teacher. kettles—leaving them clean, e —— | The Chinese pupil reciting the les- wholesome and safe. e ey o Ik w0 Lo destron [ son turns his back to the teacher. 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