Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 10, 1910, Page 7

FEATHER. ,,.',,,,,,,;;;;,,w science can produce, The men who fils you right at the right price. Lense Grinders and man- ufacturers of Eyeglasses. Norwich Optlical Co., Wholesaie and Retail Opticians, SHANNON BUILDING, Rooms B and C, over Alling Rubber Store. D. 0°BORN GILLETTE. Oculist A. M. BELANGER, Oculist ALL EXAMINATIONS FREE. octse A Proud Possession. A diplema from the Nor- wich Business College is a guarantes of a thorough business training. We student, to be sure that no Y v | useless forms are foilowed. Those who want students educated here. W. E. CANFIELD, Principal. Coug , Cough 1 ail affections of the Throat iarge Box 10c a! DUNN'S PHARMACY, 50 Main Street. Syrep and r%’l‘fpw "zn ake F!our Have . J ng for also delicious COFFEE We have PESPLE’S WMARKET, € Fraekiin St. \E“fltTHiHG NEW' Large Assortment BURNT WOOD Art and Brass 600DS Duihs S* ms, Pulbs, Ete. display. rters for A Fo fimu GOODS ALLING RUBBER CO. 191 Main Street, Norwich 162 State Street, New London re Combinations. T R T dze and nds ex- any- to 1- 1 safer re veler with a prehensive dia h and would be pleascd The Plant-Cadden Co, Jewielers and Silversmiths, Established 1872, PLAUT-CADDEN BLDG DR, C. R, CHAMBERLAIN | Denta/ Surgeon. Ia charge of Dr. 8. L, Geer's practwe during his last iiiness 161 Main Street. Norwich, Cona carefully watch the| ! com- | belent assistantsare sure of | * wwenr | Fairview Reservoir As It Looks Today, 253 Inches Below Hmh Water Mark A Fine New Line of Fall rand Winter Goods Received work in eve to. 3 vy line of Tailoring zive ianhfac tion. Merchant ’l‘allol. octlod 208 Mals St., kalll S.- Br. . W. HOLMS, Dentist Shannon Building Annex, Room “A. Telephone 523 oct10d Our guaranteed City of Norwich Wwater Works, Office of Board of Water Commissioners, Norwich, Conn., Sept. 30, 1910, Water rates for the quarter ending Sept. 30, 1910, are due and pavable at the office Oct. 1, 1910. Orfice open from 8 a. m. to i2, and 1 to & p. m, and on the evening of Oct. 20 from 7 to 9, Additions will be made to all bills remaining unpaid arter Oct, 20. GILBERT S. RAYMOND. octid Cashier. T A R S 2P R that future which post now in not 1 am for the parcels it is in the interest of the plain people whom Lincoln loved; be- cause'they want it; because they have the ght to obtain from their own government just what they want when they want it. Plank No, 6. I represent no &pacial interest—not even my own. Up to date but one person has so much as whis- pered that da =0 T walk alone thus far, but the ng is good, I thank you, and the not to the swidt. 1 am for saving the J‘! $300,000,000 a year which Aldrich says is v. Of course, Aldrich couldn’t bother his head about @ sav- ing op that side for he represented net the plain people whom Lincoln loved. He was representing the rubber inter- ests and it kept him busy revising the tariff downward by elevating the rub- Fairview Establisflg_ New Record ber schedule so the $300,000,000 would stretch out to rubber. Of oeurse I probably wouldn’'t save the whele $390,- 060,000 the first year. But suppese I saved to the plain people 30 cents or Bulkeleys win, liberty languisheth. I am out for the big senate—the same old senate where Aldrich revises or even )ge most susceptible | freekies to have a skin clear and te. Ng matter how stubborn a case f Jes you have, the double ength Othine will remove them. Get| an oun ze from Thz Lee & Os- good C banish the frec Money ¥ f it fails. MISS M. C. ADLES, - | Hair, Scalp and Face Specialist | BECOMING HAIR i quite important as mere Miss Adle | ment as style. ees to it that the arrange- her stylish. et is both Shampooing, In Norwich entire of hair for | becoming and Halr Dressing weaek of Oct. NORWICH—~Wauregan House, NEW YORK—210 West 111th St. Telephona 704 OctlIOMWEF AMERICAN HOUSE, Farrell & sander patrons . Prope. SPECIAL RATES to Theatrs Troupes Traveling Men, eta. SAELILCK LY Livery counscted STRERT. @ MONEY LOANED on Diamends. Walches, Jewelry and Secyrities of any kind at the Lowest tes of In r An old established firm te with. (Bstabiished 142 Wiain Street, Upstairs. l THE. COLLATERAL LOAN €O, /i the. tariff down’ards by pushing the| ¥ il g 5 x5l rubber schedule up'ards. But do no :3;,,;1‘}?)%3;;'%?:“;1 uandin:: a‘::g‘- think that I am the only ‘,,.-‘hm» o;:bm Soned ol tremstteetie e ANSEcE. . . senatorial: beach or in that neighbor-j .., y not at all to the plain Reservoir Down as Low as It Ever has been and Gomg hood. Did:you ever see o pickerel ly- | Y0 saveth k2 ’ - ing beneath a .1\ pad \\\dhl‘n?g B e ove s it Mabd P : qm.,. to come ? Well, there are Speald ubber— Lower—Well Driving Machinery on Way and Work | 21/cr (o o tens? Welk thepe e Speddus cc AT epd Sriee 3 ; of the lily pad just waiting to se> my | they have) reminds me. Have you will Start in a Few Days. | epen letters bring a democratic Iefis- | poarg the Aldrich yell? Listen. I ‘llann'( to Har Jorg next u)y.»,\. " | caught on to it when the rubber one | they expect to dart out into the sul- |, 4y’ vachit “Owera” lay in the mist £ :liglu and grab the s!\lnim-'r.\‘fimlo Sl off Beverly aweliing e presdeets : Supt. J. J. Corkery | more, thus reaching as low, if not the | ShiD: I want to warn you of the B2 signal to come ashove. W ment received a |lowest, point below high water mark | SaUOR. WBESIACE. | CHL O Viallio® | " Hene you have it: O-we-ta, O-we-ra, i P TR | that it has r ibeen. In November, | T 0 PRale o oriat) cla on the rab-rah-rah. Rubbeér-r-¥-p-r-r-r. | telégram esian Well and | yg95 “§¢ was mches sbelowr Bigh | ISEemIs I RME I, CLIe" O hesll miprich being in the dismal sm. Supply company, which concern is to | water mark, which has been the rec- | Senatorship T derona s we have decided that this . AP Ch . ° sec: | count on vou to help push a good thing | PETH W SYe B TET L adates Tor an o wells at Meadow brook, to|ord up to this time, but this e A nts Whkhinaton, 5t s Gue w‘\, the offic el he ¢ that the well drivir ma- L promises to eclipse that by considera- Vou thattT Dresent i vou ““‘\ one or | the dismal swamp this fdll. Dont fafl ¥ P N > 1S 3 =] L 55 - to hand it out te them. Onece mofe, p | besn shipped to this city | ble. unless there is a considerable rain- | YOU (0o & BPEECE SO0 platform, sotter Piace, N. H He to | fall at once. 2 (.bm.» picture ~hu*.\,<= %, 3 R A Ao together—Q-we-ra, O-we-Ta, Tah- ! n lank No. 1 is democra an o it it~ M 8% company as soon us the ma- | the condition { v is something more than registra- | F0-19 e 7 isiid irrives here and they will then | time. % on e caucus lis . heir men to set ap- | fro . west side o the pond, looking “’,‘,‘, R L e B o aden aIWthiey of Bulesiey? | n the work sinking | 8 st to the gateho which can | oSy Eenators CHE T efoubtiay Ho, for the sen . Bae : s J6 C40 | buy the senators uld. THAYER, {the s s hee hoped that | be n at the end of the pond, stand wouldn't buy it if I could. X | a ed s i out of the water like a monument 5 By N Norwich, Oct. 8, Y | & p h ghthouse, while on both sides the| Flank No. 3. 1 am fof the exten- | lo A pa vi 1d naked har of the res sion of the parcels post in these United Japan is increasing its proguctiom of f 4 e a pitiful sight. There r Sta at a rate of abput 20,000 the reserv now probably Plank No. 4. I am for the parcels es a vear. days’ suppl While the night | consum has greatly decreased = since the alevat were stopped and | poves the us ty water to be | saving as pos; x : ti- | tunity presen The depa g | that e, W R Even the Most Severe Backache Vanishes and Your Qut-of-Order such work | this d ion, but it case wher = 3 2 Bepin Clane and mot a few should be Kidneys Act Fine After Taking Just a Few Doses of ‘ e e hies Tdive e Pape’s Diuretic—Harmless Though Effective. S nt kery as at the shower; hl'( not enou gh to gl el il i U hon i B Sabitas this paper, whether | dy, at any price, made any- r two | cations of being sor need be miserable beé- in the world, which will Though he did not visit | ever, ‘lasted but a few minutes ar che or kidney or blad- t so thoreugh and prompt a cura. Sunday he believed from | served simply to settle the i sery in the back, sides or loihs, easures and the arop | the ing ation to rain no to cure kidnay treuble is headache, inflamed or pufty eye- down | please jepartment mo! only- trouble—Before it | lids, nervousmess, ic troufle, SR e oouT ko Ner aral BeTA Droj Gravel, Diabetes rheumatism and darting pain 4 i X Disease. « | palpitations, bilious stemach, e e G — vogee < acts at once upon | ness, sleeplessmess, listless, 3 ' = , e > - and entire urin- | worn-out feeling and other symptomms 100TH ANNIVERSARY MAYOR THAYER’S LETTER i heals and regu- | caused by inactive, sluggish kidneyes, i OF NORTH LYME CHURCH. TO STILES JUDSON. | lates | glanas | shnply vanish. Uncontrollable uriia { — and few | tion (especiaBy at night), emaeting, | Rev. W. T. Thayer m Make Address Declares in Favor of Plrcels Post and | days. any | discolor water and all bladder ims- s ; Kidney or urinacy or | ery end l Phere Tossoay Sustitng: Retenchment feel a constant, duli or no- | Your physician, phermacist, bammr | wireh of North L R at the urine cloudy. | or any mercantile agency will | aftrnoor atulatory 1 of irregu- | for the responshmlity of Pape, '.mnx, 24 r n on the or attended by a sem- | son & Pape of a-unm for state lding, you s=houid begin' prepare Papels Diuretic — B uun i ifth senatorial d taking Pipes Diuretic as directed, | treatment—sold by every druggist im Mayor Charles F. demo- | with the knowledge that there is no | the world. l; ndidate for United States sen- = — e |~ ed in faver of paycels post i enchment in conducting ot | Afternoor on's business 1so, he took a fling Sl Aldrich and rubber, S or Butke- 4 Daleionts ‘ d =x-Governor Me and other Doubles life of leather. Doesnt ) " bles on the senatorial beach.” / C f Ry atate eorrerbtot Callin Mr. Judson a democrat, ' soil skirts or trousers. ;q”"“‘““b.d' | 1 of ar undred ve Mayor Thayer continued: “I have al- olishes perfectly. turpentine, B ences of former pasto: ways known you as a democrat in the P o 7% & : republican party. These are days ki no acid. o | when parties don’t count. Tt's a ques- ) THE F. F. DALLEY CO. Lisited | ; tion now 1 democrats and the \ Buttalo, N. Y. i : centennial ac special intere. and their agents and | William T. Thayer of Norwich, follow- | representatives R | ed by Rev. LeRoy €. Partch of Ham- ked Judson not to vote to \ | burg and others who may be present; keley or McLean to the na-| ~ B | benediction in unison. tional senate "0 do %0 wo be to 5 - ce your O. K. on their methods of 1 | getting to the senate, and I know | | which way the wheels under your hat revolve.” The letter is as follov o =T JyAn open letter to the Hon. Stiles O h S Judson: ciutations, my goot smmyirat| ACIVCT DOAPS : e e e riend, on your nomination. I have - ctober the Mon o Get Rid o ys known vou as a jimmykrat in C t f t o the republican party. These are days | Miees i oy Oapots when parties don't count ounterrel that most famousof soaps—Pesrs. | Now that the summer is over, the|tion now between democrats—real But counterfeits do not possess thes delightful emollient qualities of the | woman with tender skin finds her face| democrats—and :the speclal Mterests original—qualities which preserve the skin in a condition of perfect health covered with ugly freckles and she|2nd their agents and representatives and insure a lovely complexion. Why bother with counterfeits that fears that she has ruined her com- | yome atoirci g Lo to the people of A St 2y 9 your district t is refreshing to know et o L =g i ow Never Equal Foriunately for har peace of mind, Kffie;’i_nf‘,“;\;‘:’" e A (:_‘“,«x::"l__::;: in quality and results the genuine Pears’ Soap? Pears has unapproachable e recent discovery of a new drug | George to the big senate. To do so merit. Yet its price is as low as that of ordinary soaps. Pears’ Soap is Othine—double strength, makes it pog- | would be to place your O. K. on their absolutely pure, low in costand much more lasting. Ask today and always for methods of getting to the senate, and I know which way the wheels under| your hat revolve. You believe with the | late Senator Hoar that obedience law is liberty, and as state’s attorney you hawve a duty in that respect. You also know that when the Lorimers, the | Guggenheims, the Aldriches and rm‘i . Pea rs 15 cents a cake e Soap What you can do w1th the French ‘Sectional Top It is made up of wmovable sections which allow the placing of a round, oval, square or oblong opeuning directly over the fire, It will accommodate various cooking utensils, A Special Broiler Hood tused with this top preveuts the escape of all odors and smoke into the kitchen-—sends them up the chimuey. The old way of putting the Broiler over the coals through the Broiler Door deadens the fire, but this does not. Nohome is complete, the pleasures of cooking are unknown without a HUB in the kitchen. SCHWARTZ BROS., 9-11 Water Street, Norwich MANUFACTURED AND WARRANTED BY SMITH AND ANTHONY CO.. BOZTON, MASS. that I’nrteausxmche GOMPANY Home Furnishings tion of “Home Furnishings,” amongst which are included Curteins, eries, Drapery Materials, Etc. ALL THIS WEEK we make a special showing of this class of goods, and we are satisfied we can offer you dependable goods in greater variety and at Tower prices than are being asked fer sim- ilar qualities elsewhere. HERE 1S A LIST OF SPECIAL VALUES FOR THIS WEEK. THESE PRICES REPRESENT A SAVING TO YOU WHICH WILL BE READ- ILY SEEN AND APPRECMTED BY HONEST COMPARISON. Muslin Curtains The Dainty Ruffied kind at Speciel Prices. 3%¢ | Drap- mo pairs of VT;ue —at 39%c a pair, velue 490 c 100 pairs of Mushin 49c Curtalie—21-8 1ory— v:g\(:e at_4%c a pair, e 690 300 pairs Faney Dot amd Mc 69%c a palr, vatue The. t ol and valuc % a .-n- - Other gnd valyes in Mustin Owrtaing at 98¢, $1.10, $1.39 and upwenth, Other Good Values in Cur- fains 98c NET CURTAINS as.78c P et i pre#iy e value 98e. $2.25 CLUNY CURTAINS at $1.76 Chuny Lese 3 X with neat Chiny o !-U*fl& $1.75 a patfr, value $8.26. CROSS-STRWPE CURTAMNS 209 pmirs of Cdlored@ Cyoes-stips Curtains—sposial price 69¢ a pair, valus $%c. IRISM POINT CURTAINS Irish Point Tmee Curtains, full length—speeial price $2.76 a pair, valtie $60. LUCERNE LACE CURTAINS Pretty Lace Cununs in ecru, special price $2.98 a. 'vflu% Other good m t $376_a vadue SCOTON LACE CURTAINS Hxira fine qualily Scoftth Lace Cur- f.h--;g:cg, price $248 a fll' value . S L Sga 7 2n W prioo a g e FANCY SCRIM CURTAINS 2E TR tation of price ;fim 2 3 . Uphelsiery aad Curtain Fabries A complete d;’dn; of all the pew Drapsry MateMals. These spbolel values: 12/3¢c SILKOLINES at 1ic 38-inch ines n ewr d#nn and col 8] price e 2 vaed, value °. CHENEY DKAP!RY SILKS (.-hm%rl m = soarfs and 880 end $1.28 a yard. 27c CURTAIN SCRIM t4c 40-inch Curtain Scrim, cross-bar ef- fect, in white only—sepecial price 14e a yard, value 27c. 19c PRINTED SORIM 12)%¢ 25 pieces of Printed Serim, flor or shert curtalns, pretiy bord effects-—special price 12%c a yard, vaelue 19c. DUPLEX SCMAM at 19¢c Duplex Scrim, pattern on both sides, for windows or deors—special price 19¢c a yard, value 36c. 2l,c CURTAIN MUSLIN 10//4e 36-inch Curtain Muslin, standard quality—special price 10V2c a yard, value 12%c. CROSS-STRIPE SCRIM Colored Cress-stripe colorihgs — special yard, value 15c. 26c CURTAIN SWISS 17¢ 40-inch Curtain Swiss, 40 inoRes wide, pre#ty stripes and Madras pat- terns—special price 17¢c a yarqd, value 20c and 2bc. FURNITURE TAPESTRY ingh Furniture Tapestry, new da- signs—special price 45¢c a vard, value 50c. 95c TAPESTRY at 80c 50-inch Heavy Furniture Tapest special price 80c a yard, velue 9 CRETONNES FOR COVERING Cretounes for box covering. wall draperizs and interior draperies-—at 15¢c, 17¢, 19¢, 25¢ and 30c a yard. PLAIN COLOR FABRICS A complete line of plain o fal- rics—Burlgps, Denlmes, Mouk's Cloth, Cleister Cloth, Bte. Scrim, new price 1250 a Furnitare Re-upholstered at special prices. - The Porteous § Mitchall Ca.