Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 29, 1910, Page 4

ORWICH BULLETIN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER FOR A WASHINGTON MEMORIAL HALL. Mrs. Henry F. Dimmock of New York, president of the George Wash- ‘ rwich g"l”i“ ington Memorial assoclation, has set her heart upon having erected in the THE BULLETIN'S DAILY STORY CRITICISM of the Stony brook discussion con- templated a very big as necessary to hold back the flood water.The same is true of Peaso brook. As to Gardner lake, there Is a lako full there all the | dénstanding of the plan to be proposed on Tuesday night. O. E. RYTHER. idence, Nov. 26, 1910. time. I believe It can't be raised o:, BB TORIBA, & 7 SHews mm. cTo8 \ Marvelous Labelle Troupe § Introducing the Most Sensatioral Deeds of Daring on lowered very many feet. , A5 to 1ongih of matp fo connsct with | / present system, I understand it would | and Goufied. national capital a convention hall to = be about eight miles to Gardner lake | be known as the Washington Memo- a dickens of a team you'Te|you ure wasting time fooling with e = ” 2 ' v a: is money. It 1 hall, and to cost in the neighbor- | driving” said the wayfarer whom the |Such horses, and time ‘town | 0T Pease brook, and three to four to a | AT FOUNTAINS, HOTELS, OR ELSEWHERE an Invisible Wire. 134 YEARS OLD. 100d of $2,000000. Mrs. Dimmock, | farmer had asked to ride with him. | GKES You several Lours to g5 (0 tOUR point where u:; Peck Hollow brook o ‘l;“ "'E;‘ MOSS & FRYE JOHN RANAHAN ———me——m—————===========| who is a most charming woman, wi ‘That sorrel on the off side must be |had a s lively team you could 5 appe riginal and enmne # i Sukecriplion peice, 1% & week; 100 u | energy suMicient to drive a good-sized | hundred years old.” 1 see he's |makoe the tip in hylf the time and be| If Gardner lake or Pease brook sup- igi Chonoiaaies Mt 1640 monthe; - m’i i dynamo, made it clear to representa- weenied and blind in one eve, and has | back in your field culti Inn"?’ rhu- TmsFlELD slsTm . ws of the chamber of commerce of |4 bad spavin. If 1 had such o horse |barb or gZathering artichokes Postotfics at Norwich, shington, that the success of the|l'd send hym to the heathen nd-class matter, T eended v Wasninge | bélieve it pays a man fo fool With | ping his team, -that yow'd better got Telephone Calla: o S \hac e i fta | punkc horses. A good horse doesu't|down and Your line of con- letin Business Office, 4! . Fuit e g the capital| cost any more 1o feed than a poor one, | versation is rathier too numerous.” I don't| “I reckon,” sald the farmer, stop- plies are used, then water damages ok flve mill corporations will have to be! adjusted, besides nny land damages For Peck Hollow, four mills would | ave claims to the water. LTED M There is another possible source 1 M Presenting a Dainty Refined Musical Offering bt i ikttt s 20c ADMISSION 10c. Evenings, Reserved S etin Editorial Rooms, $5-3, the national would agree to raise | and when you come sell him_you | WVeil, Tll get out without raising |lave never heard mentioned, t from Hatin Job Office, €5 $200,000. <he wowid undertake to raise | got something like his value. Then|a rough-house,” watd the wayfarer,|Broad brook. which cames into the WWW Monday, Tuesda ° FIRST-CLASS 3 Willimauntic Office, Reom 3 Murray | the balance. There is probably no ci xh;te a genuine satisfaction in dr put it just go to show hov;'_kunrea< Q:Ine‘b’?“;%nflil‘:rl:\nm; oihreo miley | Food DrinkforAllA. Weg, b y VAUDEVILLE 2 ing. Telephone 210. in the country that needs a convention | ing a good horse that a man never can | sonable men are. A man like me, | bove om Preston side. nesda il lugging along behind an old |who has convictions and who stands |i$ a fine, big stream, and has a splen- | The Food Drink for. ges | as W, ton. Of right, nd in Hgsede ‘h:"Fr:::‘(l:"iuu)“_[*“f 0% | crowbaic ke that sorrel” Up to them boidly seems to have no|did chance for a dam just above the | RICH MILK, MALT GRAIN EXTRACT, IN POWDER e Rork “I wee you have syour merve with |place in the general scheme of things, | Jewett City road. I should estimate a | Mllk e T O ong | You. stranger said the farmer. “If | Only this morning 1 was kicked out of EZ“;’eéi.’y‘é‘a MY oot haad oviis Seadily ot in any rust of the countrs will n ere | ou' don't like my horses you can get |a farmhouse for. telling the mistress would be probably six u se of the lack of hall facilities | Jown and wal | fhat she aidn't know how to make|miles to Preston bridge. { p&§" Insist on “HORLICK’S” ntertainment. Mrs. Dimmozk Oh, that’ ways the wav,” revlied |buckwheat cakes. If that woman's| These facts may help to a better un- | Take a package home the memorial hall to the | the stranger, fixing himself comfort- | mental apparatus was properly ad- ed before the end |ably in the sp > candid | justed she'd have accepted criticism e — it teittte an_is never apw 3 ody is | i entle f of mind. She'd - [Tafts administration. | {52 o profit by helpful criticlm, | have thanked me for sueh advice as T I'he Vanderbilt Race GOVERNOR FOSS' LAPSES. I surpose you % because | could offer, But instead of that she ) AND THE CAR THAT WENT THROUGH SN 5t Gy Sapis fn musters . I've accep e 'in this old brig- | called her husband, and he seized me into ecstacies over your |me to the door and kicked me in a i vlugs, but I'm not that sort | most ribald way, and then added in- an. 1 <e Davy Crockett.|sult to injury by setting the dog on m sure it, 1 20 ahead, | me. b as bady THE SENSATION OF TWO CONTINENTS ! LORA, THE MYSTERY She will tell ynu what you are thinking of. The name of your future husband. How much money you have in your pocket. Tell your name and where you live. ; ) Answers All Questions Free. Bring Your Own Articles. FIVE OTHER' BIG ACTS AND HIGH CLASS PICTURES. NO ADVANCE IN PRICE. SPECIAL WEDNESDAY NIGHT—Home Amatours. Connie McDowell in Black Spots on the Sand. “Norwich, Tuud:y. Nov. . 29, 1910. SRAIISA, Gl fets thoee te tvor overnor-elect ¥oss of Mas- |untine that you cs vagon, that 1 [by the back of the neck and escorted s not know about law | times lurger tham that of mmy In would fill a big book. Nerwieh. It in delivered to over it g reediind tion he has declared he no authority for a governor wich, amd v minety-three per - are people so perverse? Why - o i te Wieahem || (© fil a vacancy in congress, and he 1 a 1ot of hollow |is there 1o apyreciation of candor and B A BREED THEATRE |reformanss vered ta aver 00 Rauser || 45 (011 1o read the constifution of | praise un your bony old nu sav | honesty? Must trath forever be on This is the Car you want to drive. MATINEES u"' Uni it is like a ro oach tl\a scaffold?” 3 > | McNULTY, Lessoce Men to ever J| (10 @ O en sdvised the Jegis- . conscience would be | “Quit your talking and get out,” Call for demonstration and particulars at | Tt 2.30 e g Tok 10 elbebs menator: until. tha| Jacking o S sharp stick for | said the farmer, “or Ill help you out” & i . 2 n 7.30 - et hind Wtk Farved 50 HE MmO Better a serene con am seiting out without assist- The M. B ng Auto Co ¢ «INDIAN GIRL'S AWAKENING. 8.45 - ry- TN 9 i a ride in any man's|ance, and with charity for all an hundred snd sixty- this """' o the Boston Tran- k malice toward Done, bulhl can't re- L{ . *y Miss Doris Wood, Soprano. P. M. , mnd forty~ smments thu: that old gray on - n from saying that there's some- ene Sural free -deltvery routes. hoolboy could correct Mr. | side is about as tough o spe | thine wrong with the man who wears| Telephone 553- 23 Chestnut Street Mo th ‘election of segafor, flesh as T ever saw, and T claim |a hat that 1s 00 l1arge for him. 1f/] se———m e R dele fa Svesy ) 3 pes he M dze. He ha I evit ur hat was the right size yowd be T H1 e mendatio; at the ) = a judge. ® s noll ev 2 s ¥ - town mad on all of the R. K. D. g ¢ "“W“‘l chosen post- | one hip is knocked down end his respectable looking citizen; not . CONCER e 8 Eastern Comnceticut, r £ a i'nited States|Wind is all to the bad. It would be |handsome, of course, but— i . 5 o dvi eteremdumm | @ real kindness to take him into the | Then the farmer helped him de- at the Osgood Memorial s and shoot him. I tell you, sir, | scend.—Chicago News. CIRCULATION is recommendation to Friday Evening, December 2nd, it of United States. | - e e average .. a1z 4 : P S ~ov. . statutes of the United | his wife's false teeth, claiming they nt elevation so that it would at 8 o'clock. vernge a mandatory in fixing the | were his property because he paid for |flow into Fairview without pumping it 2005, avemng: oy Shine & aati] e s X | would be, of course, very desirable, and _ Quartette :‘ :" ?_""""’ Gongreg ¢ )t They read that — les flrl-rnnlh;vlm operate. Az; it hap- tional Church, New London. ond ted uif ) choos The aviato o finally goes # all the large sources of gravity ) INED, Conductor. Week snding . islat led upon to choose | The aviator who finally goes so high | SoF B T0® ATES SoUTCes Of, ETAvILY EBEN LDARD Do cpeimtes | November 26 ’ v, ‘sh on the second Tues- | that he will never come down can rest | gway, and the extra cost of comstruge MRS. GROSVEN LY at the | aa © the meecting and organiza- | assured that he will have competition | tion' inight fully offset any additional piano. o eof, proceed to elect a senatc ¢ is what some men were jcost of operating a pumping plant from Tickets 500 — at George A. Davie 5 ME Massachusetts lex 1 lower level, but nearer supply. and at the door. SPECIAL CITY MEETING TONIGHT | 6ttt Ghe % (Codatal In I think the character of the soil Children under twelve, half price. e he et i An: Vo valld | The man v X se |anvwhere within ten miles of Nor- nov29d - g o e » it A wich is such as to furnish an excellent & e primaries desig: o alihy Qi aot w0 wonld propably | SuPPLY. that would not need to be £3 g » » exeit- o be chosen, or pre par e though oba -red, unless contaminated by mills, music. n . | laim that he Joing he i i 1 g and = e obligation of legisla- | claim that he was doing as he would o7, Buman oectpancy inother eting s ne .t same Primaries | be done b 0 not understand that ordl- =3 . ;g enough in advance to farming operations on the water- CHARLES D. GEER 1 2 paps ° ot the t the lesislaturs to;comply Wit When o1 casly looking man is particularly objectionable, LY 4 tmmediate ¢ eniriaby SF The e & -seis | praoug » streets it is dif- | There are several large farms on the iy b s 2 - - £ - malke himself believe that one | Fairview watershed, several dwelling it ter Oct. 1st. octld should be ; event the ect is admitted seat in t s 5 e ol "¢ | houses, i T mistake not within half & Regular hours after Oc 30 of p ) n the ed senate only on a cer- 1 somewhere thinks that man i | ypije of the reservolr, and the people the whole d by a 1 { of Norwich still live. Pease brook and | Peck Hollow are the abode of peaceful | farmers, and Gardner lake has been %o NELLIE S. EOWIE, Teacher of Piano. governor of his and countersig emarks to tene- ayor nor's " ary ‘of that state, s e Hat he has been lawfally | ment inspectors “that a man can be r)l&rrninlg &8 o aftract @ geold number Fletcher Music Mecthod. . ° | striet without being rough, and efi- | of people mear its shores. suppose e ' 3 r ere | chosen.” M i without being abusive: are worth | Some people even live on Stony brook. Room 48 Central Bufiding. it % ut Jovernor Foss wauld tike & 1 et W i many Diacen As to dams, my vagus recollections e ire't Rabbit and “lay low 1 . . table by the | his lack of proficiency would not be | F. C. GEER . . ot % Sovariat LETTERS TO THE EDITOR TUNER Sl 42 % NATIONAL RIVERS AND HARBORS | A Help to the Plan. - 122 Prospect St, d there sho . xpe CONGRESS. I Mr. Eai It may save time at the B11. Norwizh, Ca tried along se filth t Willlam How Taft will | eity meeting on Tuesday night if you | convention of the Will lend your columns to a further menasing It | discussion of the er question. d Harbors co e sle sources of supply, to the po Next comes Thanks- el o | e S Despe o Syt | ’ é.u"r‘f vt | £ Of Horehound and Tar giving a_“i“”"”‘ . i Soema Aita. th eediot Sn | g Cpee o sonfumination o ur {8 DR romedy. fie LET US HAVE YOUR ORDERS. : se long a8 pure wa. | .4‘»“ ‘::‘“ ‘;’:';‘.\(?:“;:M . ’:‘:!”;pn- In flood ¢ in pipe line ana | coughs They will be_well “attcnded to. ere s 3 ot ovin- | farbors ¢ cannot k colds T SR RigaE B it R A PEOPLE’S MARKET, Yere < Y. upply for | = | 6 Frank k five to ten thousand £ ail the and Sore Throat 5 e 7 . o surpius can be stored in Mood times. | B ¢onrainsnoopiumnor anything injarions, novisa JUSTIN HOLDEN, Prop, i In’ planning swisely' for the' Tuture: it Al draggists. 7 xty-s s to me Norwich d do well 1o | - s~ | preceaent ow Ineict on at lenst five Square miles ado | §Pike's Toothache Drops Caro fn Ono Mirste, i l. 2 : Foce”and | i make spucopciatioan, exsey ree Tl Rose Bowling Alleys, - | tw v three years, The o Rivers and Harbors congress I LUCAS HALL, these since radic appropri- rganization ten | . and that victo: sizht, officials of the congress presentative Joseph F 49 Shetucket Strest. \ oct138 3. 1. 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