Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 24, 1910, Page 4

HOPEFUL SOCIALISTS. ~ rwich ‘ uilefiz The socalist triumph at Milwau ! : T!!s EULLETIN’S DAILY STORY A : A rural observer asserts that some| W s s S i < - - ¢ the mother birds are getting to be und Goufied :rlg,e"xm; sllrlan p:;::u:n:n;v er;“;nfiu:‘d!- 2 } Such andm:': that the "um:Il birds oo s and the prospect of a sociallst ticket | ¥ WHICH WINS? o A S s s aeroplanes.—Louisville ~Courier-Jour- 114 YEARS OLD. in the fall elections in most New | \oo ' o = ar England states shows that the present’ X o SShecelptien price. 13¢ = weeki 50s &l condition of unrest iz most inviting| “The horse” remarked the man with | miles alons the road thers was that Doubtful About Folk <ra) Nicve H FITZPATRICK & LONG Sarsaparilla || z R 8, O ks to them. the leather cap, assuming the air of | man’s car, broken down. Something Joe Folk of Missouri doesn't occupy S ‘At the last election in Connecticnt, | one handing down 4 décision from | was wrong with its diaphragm. and he | o ‘bad position in the conteat for the| Cures all blood humors, all TR TG Iodly and Tomorrow Comaeat ALINS Boateticn, st NorR | the soclalists cast 4.390 votes. 1t is | WRIch there ir no appeal, “is a relic of | was on his back under it tinkering | presidential nomination. His record ix| eruptions, clears the complex- CANAHAN, JR., |ZEITA, b aagdid - . e rk ages. was good enough in g awa: V. ocd, s al y establishe an - ’ ;. B 2 5 e Original Telephome Calla: now announced that Robert Hunter| ¢ {imes when men went to o tin- | Sweating and groaning and using lan- | Siesouri is a doubtful state— Memphis | iON, Creates an appetite, aids Presenting HUNGARIAN (15 T8 res THE LITTLE | 100 iNisTE [of Jack Johnson LEADING MAN Who Fights Jeffries July 4th g rial n;so‘:i. 35-% candidate for governor in this state, it and fought one another with long | eggs on. If nny:m:g Boe: wrol}z with feoti H - asi Otfice, 35- and referring to his candidacy, the|poles instead of lawsults. But the|a horse you don’t have to’crawl under| ..o you going abroad tenow- | feeling, gives vigor and vim, Oftcs, Reem 3 Murrmy | Woterbury American sa: horse Is an anachronism now.” him with a crowbar and a wrench and | gup3* “Nor on 4 cattleship"—Har- | _Get it today in usual liquid form or Telephone. 210. TMr. Hunter, while he enjoys the| “So is man a relic of the dark ages,” | stand on your shoulder blades and take | T2/ 1 o mpoon. i chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs. ADMISSION—10c. EVENING of the parlor social- | replied the ancient liveryman. %Now | his works apart and then put them to- .. > - of Greenwich vill be the socialist r r RS v e 5 - . . 2 mmn— Orace. 430, ich wi ith to be measured for a summer | gugse that would have done to fry | News. digestion, relieves that tired i icturesqueness > Friday, June 24, 1910. | P\ ;& e . that wéod is sawed by machinery and | gether agai E st is hardly a candidate to arouse | .t WS DuInBed By waniils of WAt “That's true,” admitted the man with LUMBER AND COAL. — 2| enthusiasm on the score of personal- usg is man? Why not abolish him and | the leather cap, “but it can be said to a jity. Socialism, while admittedly | sa¥e unnecessary expense? Kvery day | the credit of the automobile that it i ’ | making strides in the great cities, and | some aleck comes along and says that | doesn’t kick your head off while you L k ) Circulation o P arionsy “ensoeh Emme e o L o e o e | ao e . D M ot ket Lenox Soap is the favorite laune -4 of the middle west, has remained | Jjunk yare I heard the same S(\r{‘of shy at R\'i‘\l‘ylhlll;lgd ths':t cu‘n_-ne. alon){ % ‘ m Bnnefin. Imost stationary in this state for|ialk when the horse-car companies | the road. And It doeswt give a snorf dry soap of millions of women TH TRE | years and seems likely to continue so.| Bt dowii cables and turned about a | nd run away if the TURES paut qtefls CHARLES MeNULTY,LESSEE ® Ang secmELIESD | million ponies on to the market. I|to play ° i better than an: ” . Bulletin has the largest etr- || There is little for it to feed upon. It | millon Donles on to the market T1o Pl e to take a silly currycomb It suits them y “Safe and Sane Veature Pleture: CHAPPELL’S COAL|THE SHERIFF'S SACRIFICE. of mmy paper im Emsters || lacks leaders and endorsement 18| 4 few years ago. Now that the auto- | and scrape an auto with it. or pick Commecticut, and from three to four || confined to a snml”cmene.o: 18cal- | mobile is naving its day I hear the “kle-burs out of its mané, or set other soap. Shmes lacger tham that of m iats, whose public utterances do not | same old story: Our hair full of chaff carrying feed to B & cfivesa to wver ]| scem to indicate thorough understands | “Liet’me téll yon, my teiend, thet|It. The horse” balongs” to. the e, of Sold by grocers everywhere % T, i ek of the 4,003 houses Im Nor- || ing of even Karl Marx. when Gabyiel comes to move an ad- | spinning W . i i i ou can depend upon this Coal. THRILLING WESTERN DRAMA. 3,000 “That the socialist movement should | journment’ of all earthly proceedings | and percussion caps. from Maine to California. Sanest time of the year to buy MISS KADA CLARK ety-three per 3 > e il ing horses, and ‘And the automobile,” cried the old the people. In Windham || have any appreciable effect upon the | e WII And men driving horses and |, ST L TH %7reat vehemence, e G &5 over $00 Rmumes, §| coming election . is.ineredible. ping horses; but I would not want to | longs to the era of padded cells and = Putsam and Damiclvon to over The Rutland (Vt.) News says: “The | make a guess as to how many autos | Strait-jackets and alienists and hy- B0 =ad = all of these places it || socialists are preparing to put a state | hell Ando pethetical ~ questions’svat i 47A00I0G I £LNnox Soa —— is comsidered the local dally. tivket into the field this fall and are You must admit, however said the | words. Chase yourself, my friend, be- fore 1 lose my temper and do some- Hastera Commecticut has forty- §| circulating papers to secure the nec- | man with the leather cap, “thit the | fc y aime towns, ome Bundred and sixty- ary names. Two years azo the | automobile has advantages over the | thing that will land us both. in the [13 e || s0c ticke! s horse. I used to own a horse before | police station.”—Chicago News. 2 us B e Sanen forty- || sociallsts had a state ticket, but ¢ast| 1, uene myMautomobile, and there was e only 547 votes, which was less than |, \ailon the end of him that faced the The Bulleus sola tn every || one per cent. of the total vote. To|busgy. and that tail was & great nui gows wmd om an of the M ¥. D.jiTold itx place on the ballot o party | unce “The lines used to set under i | Pphereulosis Often Develops romtes in Eastera Conuccticot. st cast at least one per cent. of the | and when I'd try to release them the Coal. DRAMATIC SOPRANO, IN & E. CHAPPELL CO. | matineo. tadios and chive Ladies and Chisaren. (S Central Wharf and 150 Main Street. Lumber HALE CLUB jun24daw i Lawn Party Mt OOF wit. | | CALAMITE CORL [in.osomem, oo oo brilliant result. Handy and clean to use. “It burns up clea man), ballot requires the signatures of ome | them were pretty sure to catch me ooy Mg =B where they would hurt. A horse e A1 e O oy 28 Indlcated B¢ | wouldn't be so bad if 1t had its tail on | Consumption readily attgcks those who the last state election. s year ‘it | OO e o A here it wouldi't be | have had Pheumonia. Many sufferers X 5_92 will require about 630 signatures. s Seogiea - Sy from tuberculosis give a history of hay- “The socialist candidate for gov-| “You think it smart to make fun of | ing had pneumonia. [he lungs Cous Wealc vote. animal would pass about a bushel of CIRCULATION o get their ticket back upon the | hoofs over the dashboard, and some of From Pneumonia ernor is Charles E. Ordway of Proc- | horses,” returned the old liveryman, | coet 5. Qhuse. consumption. - \ i ds Week ending torsville, while J., Frank Bradbury | with some warmth. “Yowre like all | “For all those with “weak lungs” espe- HE F. P, DAUEY ©O. Limiied Well Seasoned Wood F[‘lday and Satur: ay, June 18.............. of Bennington issnamed for the office | the rest. A few days ago there was an | clally thoSe Wl o‘ps\‘e hgd pasumonts | L) of lieutenant governor.” aleck just like you at my barn, and he | Eckman's Alierafive Je LUs, SPPTOBriste |- June 24th and 25th, 4 to 10 p. m e T ere will b a| 8810 o1l Horts of menn —things "about | Fmedy, _Cures of Sonmumption are ac, w & probable that there will be a'l j'o o5 T happened to mention that 1| {omPlished DY ECRmErS A o isdom in C. H. HASKELL. J TR S ek ooy, 0. & S o e the field ’,“ Massa- | wag going to drive to Tinkumville, and | waiting until Tuberculosis is established. Rosebud Garden of Girl NOISE A NUISANCE. chus t as yet there is no In-| he said he was going there in his car [ ~Health is never fully 402 — 'Phones — 489 | Continuous Vaudeville on stage in at Ma New £ you X i ness comes. n aine and New Hamp-|and he would make the trip while I|nesscomes . W o 0n or pokman's Al 2 ¥ may24d . = follow suit, although Rhode | was fussing around hitching up my | ‘T Wish 1 hed known of Wekman's Al north garden. Dances, Songs, Choruse It #s mot among the possibil Bave a nolseless city, vet an excess of Sketches, nelse is such a nuisance that the Islan team. Then he went away in a cloud | XiUe "rained “twenty-eight pounds ana 1 | egrer e not be ‘surprising I of dust and smoke, and he looked back | cypmot but be very thankful o you and all by Haile Club Girls. o cities are striving & socialiste moreasen thets vote to some | over his shoulder and grinned. Rimighty. God for the great Slessing COAL and LUMBER Gidsr Dhchestes. Cpatume ' Folk B s to the 1 nt b he t % s “Well, when I drove a couple of change of health it has brought me. In the beautiful valley of Wyoming " emount. extent, but the time is not ripe for ~ (smncde‘ e T'lé’,.",‘..d'p tg,ly,, g ey s the beds of the finest an. | 59ngs by Choral Class In paving city streets its now dome cialist victors in any state in Debman S Dnelwiy. Cawden, W thracite"Conl i) che world” We nave | Every kind of Outdoor Game, amuse- NEEA the view of having as littie ncise Glass Houses for Everybody. Throat and Lung troubles, and is on sale e PR ot cooking stave | ment for all, Gymkana Races, Japar as possible—the soft road for busi- — S ESER tantif a|in Norwich by Lee & Osgood Co., and oha! A Wiksrs. D B e ot TS| s e ot peoe | Sy ST, Ty szboeedos | S ATSERRII e e makes the warm |5 aue oo and the adjacent business houses. This | Canaan, will, as reports from | houses, and the Yoofs of our cities will | Cases, or write for Evidence to the = 3 a m to the trade. | indicate, get up a petition for |be made of green, blue, purple or | Eckman Laboratory, Phila., P: o g $s what they say about pavements and | t noise at Newark, N. J his retention “Whatever interferes with business|form the federal o or remders its transaction more diffi- | tics that Mr. Roraback has run his | hgroid el f; il S St Teprossnts s direct money loss to| Postofice all right and in a thoroughly | 11's dream has been made possible the business man. The roar of those | UP fo date way, even though he was|ed will revolutionize the iron and; Market street cobbles is, therefore, @ | @WAY some times presumably engaged | slate trade. A process has been dis- tax upon Market street business—a |in What his adversaries say was “per- | covered by which the waste slag in tax which is paid in general discom- | Nicious activity.” This is kindly, ap- | the blast furnace system of manufac- fort, the loss of business. deprecia- | Preciative, generous work in his be- | turing iron can be transformed into a oR in rents. we fear it is all in vain and that the i d in some in- “Ana the longer the pavement lasts, | fat for his removal is inexorable, as | Stahces a little ilme, are pat in the the larger grows the tax his political activity was for McLean [ blast furnace, so as to make the siag JOHN A. MORGAN & SON. | Admission 25c Is. Telephone 884. aprisa | COAL .0 Free Burning Kinds and Lebigh | ., ., Contral Batiding ALWAYS IN STOCK. _— CAROLINE H. THOMPSON A. D. LATHROP, | Teacher of Musie office, In order to in- | brown glass, which will defy the ostoffice authori. | STiIMY enemies, soot and smoke, and main always translucent and clean nd by Haile Club gir | days Bearable /There is nothing like “Clicquot Club” to help you over the warm days. It refreshes. s It cools. It satisfies. « And it offers “Add this tax to its original cost and not for Bulkeley.—New Haven [ into glass. This glaps is then cast into . - . BRI mest cxpensive pavement | Journal-Courier Varigus shapes - for? slates, paving the mild stimulating P st b e e e Office—cor. Market and Shetucket Sta y Hriae kb i A black n be manufactured, it is stated. at less than half the expense of Welsh slate. They have a polished appear- possible is granite block 1 “And the dirt and the wear on hu-| It ridiculous to pretend that man nerves and most unhealthy | Postmaster Roraback is a vietim of quality and light food value so grateful on a hot Telephone 168-13. I, BALOOM Teacher of Plumo. oct29a 29 Thamzs St pavement possible or a heavily trav- | 20¥thing excepting his Inordinate | amee and can be made in any size or Lessone giibpinares § eled street Is granite block.” fancy for politics and what Roosevelt be in colors. A house roofed in summer day. —————————————————————== | 1o home, oF the pupil Neise i= a nuis: e. It distracts the rms h pernicious political activ- h the new glass slates wili not re PLUMBING AND GASFITTING. hxd at 2Zchawenka Co n-rrv.(‘.'v):” ‘] ity.” It s not misrepresenting Post- | quire skylights, and even® windows merves. It interferes with comfort, It | | renders ek of ordins ar- | ter Roraback to say that his vo- | Wav be dispensed with in the top oA fairs Sicatt Tt is an Tpedtinent to | cation was politics ana His avocation | rooms. SR EIGEES SofL aow | Dt Eromifhe it | JONNEIS & BEUSON, F. C. GEER Siige. It also costs mones. | the political auties which fell to him | Tiade by, the patent corporation in shape for the | B R Chaiar Astaa . Lo gex Needless noise is usually prohibited |4 a reward. When the interests of | from various ifon Works. and everv- young man to | TWO LARGE' SLATE ROOFING UNER By law, as it should be | statesmen did not call him out of the | thing points to the successful foun: > Bl GLASSES’ 122 Prosoect 8t., As civilization advances, indeed, it |office. and strenucus poll tion of a new industry of great inicr- the dignified shape for the et Metal Cornices and Sicylighta, Gutters =4 Tel, 511 Norwlels, Gt c ; evide hat | not require him to go abroad est to the building and as . - v A and Conductors, and ail kinds of - becomes increasing’ dent that | d 5 older; from the stiff straw to | e L L Ry Montreal Standard uperation, he attended to Uncle Samys | worl quiet conduces not onl the softer models — L. & H. | Toe s A. W. JARVIS comfert, but to the public he work. So far as punctuality in tha R - 1 e plo Shioh 1t FebreIty Rh o 4| Straw Hatsare made to suit ) TR e R TN ;::;:E:E‘f‘gifo“m*"o'“s- _|make the service just what the m Feet So Sore | the1nd1v14uaitastesqf every \ { \\— ‘\\ = GINGER The vaughn Fuundry Co. _ EASTERN CONNECTICUT tion of tha mu of the coun- BGL WAL E O cuuldn'l Walk man and _in ®proportions to \\&\ Fhone S18-5. 15 Clairmount Ava try, esmplains of the in which | EDITORIAL NOTES. suit. With rough, rounded WD) o2 ) N WX ALE IR“N CASTINGS D S service Sratem of todas. Com. | Jue opened meaner than March and Down Slairs-‘ or knife-like edges, each L. & E & menting upon the Kerby incident, el R i LU R H. is particularly treated to (Pronounced KieekO Club) ey eonghf o ) Sy g M . B hase o bave bee e TIZ Cured Her Quick stand the hard test of summer A touch of ginger—as any doctor will tell you—is an excelnt | ianzza [Erorzoelier rouns e In the tempest stirrad B B e e callve wear. The peculiarly smooth thing in the summer; and the ginger used in *Clicquot Club” is the T < e Wodvprrse | R aotiee of ou _evers | easy later on. 5 and regular texture of the | best and purest ginger that Jamaica produces. This, with the fruit T F BURNS ”"]' d“”"s"‘"{' ‘_'v“"““ e el erament has only such subordinates| It should nof be forgotten that June straw, the special L. & H. | oils and fine quality confectioners’ sugar used in *Clicquot,” is just Uil 1 e ot metiool. | We as the ‘;:‘; L zerviee sives him. and, |5 made e ‘She scoms to have re- Tr‘fi:lr:ggs’a:it]l:fiteiqlfxg‘l,t;gix;?; what the stomach cmvue It is positively non-astringent. Heallng and Plumblng. e <comeern, his subordinates are chosen | et 3 & 5 DRINK “BLICQUOT CLUB” AND G R it o 92 Franklin Street. Write -today — now — for information, that have awarded the seal of Public Approval to L. & H. YOU'LL FORGET THE WARM DAYS el #9 of the secret cabals of dishonest | pears to have a license to furnish most eervants who m compass his de- | of the doaf | #or Bim. He is, therefore, at the mer- | Have you noticed that the devil ap- | | & places :’;flm}” e gl o i 1 S = ¥ el Straws for 3o years. Satis- Other Clicquot products with the Clicquot purity and flavor: = All Commercial Branch for c ice, an o an Congress is near adjour d 1 Be fostly envied who iz compelied the congressmen are ..-.e.ngm::;..;a::;; fied customers have given a CLICQUOT CLUB'SARSAPARILLA. CLICQUOT CLUB LEMON SODA. S F GIBSON THE NEW LLONDOMN struggle with such conditions Tt rather looks as if the Dest commendations civil s 4 could have. If the secretary jone nothing to b 1 o have felt in conscie on him." and how Jtraight work is than something which | their haloes on straight. reputation to L. & H. Straws. | CLICQUOT CLUB ROOT BEER. CLICQUOT CLUB BLOOD ORANGE. 4 5 > CLICQUOT CLUB BIRCH BEER. Tin and Sheet Metal Worker |§ Business (@llege N Agent for Richardson and Boyntop KA Brubech, frm, Vearlonaoi. Cort Sold by the best grocers, generally. Not to have o Lelh o P. J. MORLEY. Clicquot is a confession no good grocer likes to make. 65 West Main Street, Norwich, Conn. Ll St J. C. WORTH & CO., Wholesale Distributors il i for today: Tt is 1y is wealth, but it trial For Sale by This is not the time of vear to ad- | 2 man to keep cool. Everythin; B e ] Do It Now | SHEA & BURKE & | cincinnat ears old. Th that is often lost. Have that ulflr(uk‘!’loned, ull!l;lnlll;' plumbing replaced by new and mod- ern open plumblug. It will repay you COMPLETE in the increase of health and saving of doctor’s biils. Overhaullag and re. fitting thoroughly done. Let me give | you & figure for replacing all the old | plumbing with the modern kind that | Will keep out the sewer gas. TE work will be first-class and the price reasouable. o J? E TOMPKINS, Prompt nn;':::"r'ejrn;! Attention FUNERAL WORK is not the of a If vyou have sore feet, tired feet eitrag sweaty feet, lame feet, tender fee Y fest, corns, callouees or buni B CONDITIONS GRATIFYING IN MAINE. The Portland Pres immensely Pieased to think th the approaching gratfying to the dem in Teply to the hopeful that “it is one of the best sig the times that the democratic par Maine is alive and earnest and ex- jpectant. A dead opposition, says The Press, always works harm to the af- Fairs of state. There is no c: The candidates for congress in the west give notice that they are anti- Cannon first, last and forever years, except by stepping dewn om cu mtep Wwith ome foot at a time. This Temarkable. Semd five more Soxes.” tg sing small! No matter what alls your feet of _‘ what under heaven you have teed with: hot carry thre ! \fter congress has adjourned Taft will Our Big Furniture FIRE SALE who w water for his dinmer wi 8ore feet to stay cured. for a circus ticket £00t remedy ever mad the principle of dray polsonous exudations suglsd 1g 5 1 % The Beef trust doesn’t mind highe feet. Powders and other remedle: mees, no tendency to slpshod work on | reight rates, for it generously chargec |merely clog up the pores. TIZ clean WelaBHbIE T Consestions the part of the party In power when |, advances right over to the consuyn Ui out and keeps them olean.” Yoy I R aiiicn s aiive an mitending | e P R S Bete i wrcd | SIMPLE MATHEMATICS X : : i A i Q= s aivs g it e ey | Tl is still going on, but it will not CH and TAFTVILLE gver,had sore feet. Tharo s nothing of | :fl can ";W‘n ;" — 5:* e is | There do b we' bave Jesruniimt cen eqmpae with It e Anyone who knows will agree with . ve party lines of sufiolent evenncss | cimmer with s hat we do mot je UGE Sale at el druggiste’ 35s por that Shere i o better gertn killer an : b i o e gt | irect, If you Wish from Walter 1] | hencral ismfesrane o Sol o being 4 that the majority may realiz€ the un- | member any spring weather to. st ther Dodge & Co., Chicago, Iil. et ey =t s Se continue much longer. A week . mafety of meglect in the management of public affairs. The democrati prospect is therefore gratifving The Sun savs; not that there is prospect of a <emocratic victory saved on almost any make f WALL PA PERS The lalc Spring leaves a larger stock on hand of the above, and to move It we have made quite a redu, tion In the prices, It is a good time . to buy now. as| T any | ¢ infer 9 to 11 Water St. Gahot's Sulpho-Napthol the tar takes with f Roosevelt's fawmily affairs is | sugh to roil men of much less met- 1Vbat is more, this eficient ~Liquid Cleanliness™ accomplishes its mission at more and it will all be over. Maie: that would not be a good sign, | Ul g " M it would be mothing to be mratifed Ll e s min e e dn Ll IR We still have a few exceptional bargains about, but it is gratifying that as cit- | An Italian court septenced a hrigand For Sale things have. Some subsistutes can be s fzens the members of that party ara|to 144 vears in prison. At the end of bought for half the price; admitting this L Also P Muresce, Moldings, and ahowing great interest in public mat- | four years he escaped and is not likely = fact and admitting also that they” may in the furniture line. Space at this time does you want. This is possible by our | s Foneral sigply. of decorative mate fers, and are active eneugh to create | tv-be heard from again. The swellest looking car and greut: | | Jiiione. they aro move CEpentive o the new method, and a few cents every | rials. Painting, Paper Hanging and day oon pays for the best plano in | Decorating, jest bargain ever offered. Maxwell the world. s-cylfhder, 45 H. P. equipped with | | “gir” s Sonunes an opposition that is sure te be help- — R a | T B #5 the party which so long has| During the t sevep vears 1,300 5 . With Cabot's Sulpho-Napthol it not permit us te ifemi b % B e o Tn | e S e e Lot | ety mctern meptnnes EIC <Rt T Gt gbhe gt b i ’ ze, but a visit to our| 2| Mwaie vooav. couson veiew win P. E. MURTAGH to e, in control of matiers in the|lurth and 27000 injured. Patriotic | “Been used carcfully, mow fust out | | recommend mecessars for their PSS = . e ¥ state of Maine. nilarity has many victims. PR ST e store will convince you very quickly that such Send me at once catalogues 92 and 94 West Main Street, Uncle Joe Cannon says that the law | to ask all applicants for marriage li- That it only costs one-ffth as much in the JARTFORD, MAX- | | €0 as doubtful smitations. - Any reliable requiring the publisher of every copy- whether or not they are imbe- | NEW POPE. i L . righted ook to deposit a copy With [ciles. They might auswer better later, | WELL AND OVERLAND CARS.for | [ dealerwill endore thewe statements. the lbrarian of congress has turned = 2 tmmediate delivers. | ment, Name money-saving value in furniture never was NEW STOCK i e SRR B sl AL | Drews Goods, Lin- SCHWARTZ BEROS. _ the ibrary of congress, “the beautiful| Because King /Edward thought | Call for demonstrations. ot oniy in yéllow, packases by belore 11 'at, lowent prices. . Good length Semple of art and literature, in some | Chauncey Depew to .be funnier “than | e e S, Wedard' offered ore to the people of Norwich and oo Sy ORI S its and gkirts. Call and = see respects into & mire of muck.” Mark Twain, doesn't make Twain of - R IR SPRNANT, PPN, less or the king of more importance. e SULPHO-NAPTHOL COMPANY 179 Went Muin St, S NN ne kin M ”B. RING & SONS uLrHO_ATHOL CompAY vieinify. Cail and see for yoursell. THE PLAUT-CADDEN C0., ooy BLOGM. Feom. Belleve anybody can work out | Th® weet z_mdg m;.;xe,rp{;. unds mar22a $ 1tk SAWYER CRYSTAL BLUE CO. Plaut-Cadden Bidg., Nerwich, Conn,| Next to Fire Station mar26d Y that will please everybody. | ‘"7 ‘Tl and its Tdealis wa want to >ut your Spak At MWE B B i tint & peotis 5 K she'll “tart upon hier rounis | nesy before the DubC tn 5 Broad i, Boston, Mass. ——— e | WHEN you want (o put your busi A carpet sweeper in her fists. inm bhetter t througn THERE 13 no advertising -w p8s before "o public there'is no 'm £ —Detroit Free Press. t. columaa af Tko Hulletin. s Saprarn Cosnecriat =u.'! to - ! bettar Lhan u.n“ adyertiy,