Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 28, 1910, Page 4

: v NORWICH BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 28, 1910 > v FALSE CHARGES I DIVORCE. THE BULLETIN'S DAILY STORY The Daughters of Herod. LIVES EMBITTERED A i LRAE ] The divorce sult is usually the court : (o TE Sour buby-farms should tiour- Tues., Wed., 3 Days ¥ A . case in which there i iia sh—together with their annexes, in a s £ e Y |lthe sk Bt peose i ol | BY SKIN TROUBLES || —Thure T 4 | B - THRILLERS s, i £V ich . l”llln the Cuse Is usually generously siand “But,” sife adds caimiy, et cold tones e T R abic e hats beva TODAY —SPEACIAL - TODAY ks 0 placent, “you may search| stima F and Goucice. In & recent case at Kansas City, oo e s e the city records and you will find that | embittered by skin afflictions, due, WESTERN FRONTIER CELEBRATION PICTURES Judse Frank Jones established a sal- | “I'm going on a raiiread journey,” jund all the seories of that sort intro- |10 girl ever died in iy house” Hor- | 1 ot caces, to neglect in in- THREE-QUARTERS OF AN HOUR OF WILD WEST. § utary awpd timely precedent when he |said the hurdware man as he stepped | duce charac vho speak a dialect | TOF on horror, to wilfully play with | ! e o P 114 YEARS OLD. | ordered a husband who hed slandered [ ibto the book store, “and 1 want a | that never was heard in any country. | SUch statéments = No girl has been | fancy and childhood. = Delicate Best Motion Pictures in the World and All Brand New. peice, 130 & week; S0e & | ROy, That the cliarges which the {000 e stand up Straighi, vou un- | a Mining or caitle country the firat | police more ‘than suspect, that des- | Severe eruptions develop. Then 3 year. ¥ Bhaban: broua! tin his sult for di-|jergtand. I dow't want any of your | thing they do is to organize a new dia- | perately sick girls have béen bundled | treatment after treatment is tried ALSO . § Yoree against his wife were unfounded | wishy-washy probiem novels, unless|lect. The later writers simply can't into a carriage at night and drives . i life b 4—BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS—4 { oolutered st the Postatfios at Norwloh, | must be considered legally proved by |it's @ corkinz good detective varn. break away from it to an annex about a mile away, where | a1d found wanting until life be- /l SOt er. | the fact that he made no attempt, ;Here's a story thats having a great | “The cowboys all le then, B =i Noies ol ToMET, fielnomg ot | comesa nightmare of torture and ADMISSION, 10c. EVENINGS. RESER VED SEATS, Z0c, Telephome when the legal opportunity was offered | sale,” remarked. the bookseller, ]mnd—!‘lhm’fl ‘yul' for ‘you’ and so forth. irecognized woman and an un- | a: < - = : w:: Bauness Office. 1y him to appear in court and submit the [ 1§ over a volume with ‘agorgeous | The people In tho cattle country talk clamed doctor——they may recover it g‘:‘:ig‘”e’?e":i ““Pg:’;j‘f ‘;;:?;fi:i - — e : IR ee videne v cover. “It's about sicge and battle in | just the same as the people in this| they can. Out of tlie mist of memory | handicap in the ra r busis 5e T8 Otfee b evidence, (o substantiate his allega- | & | 1 e A £ S o . some little kingdom over in Furope. | state and they don't spend their time [ flashed a p ph of the Suman|or social advancement.. Yet this Willimantic Office, Room 3 l-my] tions. It was this feature of the ease | "1 yockon it's one of those near- | doing eircus stunts on bromchos or|Geary tria Dr.” Hunt, the notori- s 5 2 : BnEEn THEATRE Buflaing. Telophone 310. ‘ which incited Judge Jones 1o indigna- | Zenda stores, and it won't do at all” | shooting up the nearest village, I |ous malpractitioner, is ieing accused. | physical and mental suffering MATINEES A Performanges 4 ey, g } 3o \\’-Nh’h' Sonlt Seresy m:ly by |said the hardivare man. “I'm tired of | like a sensational story, but it must| Fe said, peiuifled the witness, “he | might have been avoided or miti- CHAS. McNULTY, Lesseo 2.30 Novesioh, Wednesday, Dec. 28, 1910. | finding in favor of the accused wife | yarns of that sort ays i trie to 1ifer 4 2 d aker’ who | : : ¢ 5 e e | ind {ssuing orders for the payment of | hawk-faced Amerles who bu:ls‘]‘hu“\\’ li. ‘here’s a historical novel of | did not care: and a doctor who was | gated by a timely use of Cuticura Semtie oo, 7.30 al alimony n at the critical moment and defeats | the period of Queen Elizabeth, The|not afraid; and if they failed him he | soap and ointment “THE LAD FROM OLD IRELAND” 8.45 ki 1 ¢ i | indi r had some dress sult cases i 5 The Kunsas City Journal says: “n |41} the crack swardsmen of the king- | illustrations indicate that there is plen- 5 Iress sult cases and — P.m. ‘m Clmlafilm ol ondemning the practice of making d;'m at their own game and marries | ty of action in it & i t;“h @ short walk to the De P R e R e MISS MABEL GILMAN, Seprano. . M. 4 8 | the princess and' lives happy ever >h, vou can’t work off any such |river!” ode Island—will, charges affecting women's good names, | art %, | dope as that on me.” said the hard-| ¥ronting that terrible reality the | believe, continue to show the densest n the absence of proof or attempted “Honestly 1 am sick of hawk-faced | ware man. “T've read about a carl root-truth grips harder: that crime | average of population of all the states n. proof, Judge Jomes voices the senti- | American heroes who do wonders with | of such stories and I know just how | increases as the chances of detection | when the count is finally and fully cast ] . ment of every man with a spark of ] I've never seen an Ameri- | they go. The characters always m.‘» mm:n&sn. r“.he'i, u-;nururul "“'}'{1"”’ ut’){.-re(lllnt szn['ff»qlf tg:fl?e-;;lé 1{’.;2’;’3'322 . | , The Builetin how the Inrgest ebe- | 00nio0d, Pandliarity with 't trials c life who didn’t look | saying ‘gadzooks’ and ‘ods fish’ and{made desperate by fear, are willing | ac ed to New state, culation of any paper in Emsterm || oo o0 ,5’_:'““‘”’“‘-{ by e regular yvahoo when he had a | the same old marvellous swordsman | to «'O"S*W"’]_“t“‘.‘ the marke. price for iff.far(mm':x e (DELERO | Connecticut, snd from three fo four ash Sl % s in his hand. lopms up in the third chapter and has | securing relief from an upwanted s e e 1n the Empire | h V¥ { times larger tham that of amy In h maiters that there is, on the Then these fake kingdoms are a|a Hght on & stairway defending a girl|is $30, and that 63 the Rhode Island showing e something | 4 . et ot 7 en || wole. far too much taxity s defam- . » are so many real | who is the queen’s ward. He keeps on |such miserable mit over 400 to the square mile upon the | A f . Vst to ow ng tae ch ter of the other party to . I don't see the sense of | killing people all through the book,|die in some house by the riv average. The recently given out cen- { Norwich’s Greatest Theatrical the 1t it is one thing to hold imitations. There’s the |and then in the last chapter he con- |in the month of their sucrender, :t|sus flsures indicate an average for A ! Shrcoes A opp: up to ridfeule or public | M 1 for a millign novels in Portu- | fesses that he is the crown prince of | sTows obvious that little chiJica ficed | Maryland of about 108 people to the { St 1 . Mexico or Nicaragua, and yet | Belgium or Kalamazoo in disguise, and | less cruel danger in the days o , | sanar , gh, 3 lfum by making reckless allega gua, @ | Belg! 3 u i : i lected to buy a \ % to sub 4 opportunities and invent king- | archbishop of Canterbury, while the|New England or December. the el « o s S | # vz: ;xv eirn ;i The limit ]s-,e;.lufl t: be away on the borders of Germany |ead of If’mw‘,‘_ sl v 2;”,1,‘ n‘:‘fmhmig{" Tex‘“{_ '""h‘fil lac Christmas Gift, buy a Diamond { Every Night 8. cached when a husband will defame ssia. There ought to be a law | doughnuts and ice cream. Every story Aged Women Toilers, 1000000 population status shall be ; y & CaohRiR eho SHiere Bk ¥ ainst such fool = - Ao T reached, will havi s e for a New Year’s Gift. We can po l p AYERS o romi \hears his meme by |againet such {oollshness” | © = |of that period drags in the Earl and| When women are forced out of the | Teoric il have deca chaw twelvs e Eoly nar_pot only o r P AL L et he | Amy ; factory in which they have spent a X L similne g “ i i ihis in the premises but of her rep- | hookse Here's a wild, N dw noAnd old Queen Wilzabeth always | jargo portion of their lives there 13 no L‘fi;‘, & "n)wnh::‘ew"yfr;hfigml,cstlwgh::g o furnish you with any price stone in the play made famous by Nat : v swammin e i e ke o tones | Who have read it. 1t treats of war be- | You can't spring any such book on | Saner aondOF £ 5 0 mot ‘sara fo| and one-half to the square mile, and |} you may want. C. Goodwin and Maxine Elliott | M o remrt to e e ea, | tween the shecp men and, the cattle | me unless you administer anaesthetics. | Hirs them. They have not the culinar Rds less than f7e S5 aedh watwe ! n ot e ™ F. usbands pti- | mien and is Tighly evciting ®1 don't 4es & Mook on your shelves | Dico them ' They have ot tho culinar and’s esn't look so —_ | en We Were Twenty-One | rewtcs in Eastern Commecticut. ble practice will fare even worse than | “Oh. that sort of &tuff makes me | that's fit for a white man to read. It| cepianle in the kitchen. If they have 1 who was justly the objeet of | Lired.” s 'lnr- hardware man. “The | seems to me that literature has hit the | no" rolatives to fall back on they hay % = 3 S il ‘ jemnation in the case at bar,” |bare mention of a cowbow leaves a bad | toboggan since 1 was a young man, | B0 T e : ater Waste. J h x [; “ Bl 5 s : 3 . Joung depend on whatever roug Ladiss 10c Matinees daily, ex- 3 CIRCULATION s T e, i on " S S S| M e ity | 00 i ey carcute o Now iaven et || UOIIN 80. 0. DIISS. SRS e 1 ohieh. the bboumErilly Shas e vou se a picture of a cow- | find a good story te read a y ) For many there is a waste of from 2.000,000 10 % 4 D01, aversge ....oooe ] h boy on a_bucking broncho on the cover ' store or new and.”—Chicago News. T 2,000, o e s : hich was the cause of its estab- % C 2 - cts of the ma 3,000,000 gallons of water a day., a | 3 5.920 Sty B 250 Titnon lirge increase being noted of late anl Wednesday afternoon Souven- o L4 v i SRS . Yohie s = : 2B has been the occas fonal m‘ll“‘\\uud, o3 in \\'uéer]};:,lr}u :-v)mlf;um irs of M. Le Sueur. . Fr when this recommendation came from | evidence he was taking chances, and | discussion and commiseration. weather and the hablt ‘nouseholders | S NO CHANCE FOR THE MULE. the water board to the common coun- | if he had quickly got out of the way | younger man shoulders him out of the | bave of letting water run to prevent Thursday afternoon—Souvenir 1e fact that the Panama canal will | cil, ”l‘i:l the vote might bo made fntel- |at the approach of the car of whieh | place he had, and he finds It imposei- | pipex from freesing. ' This waste, du RIS books of St. Elmo. o tow path or tow path mule | ligently, question was asked: | one of the women gave him warning, | ble to get a new one. Everywhere tl o laziness and poor house censtrue- t create a fecling of sadness in | What about other sites? Give us|the whole trouble might have been | preference is given 1o the youns man, | tion and exposed plumbing, is a cun- THE JEWELER, day afternoou—Reception on ’d Kentack i famed Missouri, An | §8Ures and data of difierent sources |avoided. Motorman Peterson's seat less experienced, no doubt, but with|siderable item in the heavy expense|has a full line of goods suitable e by entire company . - scomotive will have the pull | Of JUPpIy’—ruled out of The | ment that the accident arose through | more push and o to him! Now we|we are put to to provile Water and|yow vear's Gifts. THE WATER SHORTAGE. his towing t 1 it 1 2 | QUestion was approval or appro-.| Peabody’s lack of activity seems to | are confronted with the sad case of | the great anxiety we are unier frem |5 ¢ . 5 . Bhe splendid dowapo in on 1g system and it will run | val of Jordan brook. Result as before | have some show of reason. To out- | the elderly woman who sits in the ir through fear of famine. 25 to 27 Franklin Street. New Year's—St. Elmo. Bturday last + - - . tracks to inc r-o.nglmc trao- )L.T:w A ll\mmn it looks like a case in which | market place waiting in vain for some- American. dec26daw as M- o power. Millions of pounds of steel would like to ask the water board | blame was, o say the least, evenly di- | one to hire her. We shall I nare of c26da y..u:n:m. t §s mot like | be 50 for the construction | 3nd common council why they ap- | vided” her in the future, with the growth in A Good Precedent. — wny single the hist thase t s at the lock sidings agd | Proved Jordan brook above ail other he motorman is held on the charge | the number of women tollers. veople who are fretting be- I conntry was o g Aoy ik e glies? Wiy dhey disrearded Civil | of manslaughter, while Peabody socs > establishment of a pension fund | i peay b dn et Sl s 1647 i _Music. with & more provalent s nission wil e wo the canal | Engineer Percy M. Blake's report, dat- | free he latter, however, may be re- | to which each worker should contribute States 1n & Catholio) rmav bant S0 mnd gles. It was the frst real | vortint L start the work by ad- | cd February 6. 1900, w |called as a withess. When the case | weekly or monthly has been eugg 3 easier when they learn that| A cdam’s Tavern | WILLIAM L. WHITE, rain for months, and it s naf- | eigge S "0 tons of track ma- | Stony brovk and Trading |is called for trial it is to be hoped | ed. Perhaps s ctical plan will| Chief Justice Roger B. Taney was a | e o B et s oo o | terial. Some of the larker items are | watersheds have been ca | that no phase of it will be left un- | be evoived, but the difficulties are nolic, Also, Taney was a man of Piano Tuner, . v | e vt s e itles | “ de of steel croas ties, | veved wnd examined and it ha D { touched. Itjs a matier in which pub- | £reat | some importance in day, and, for 1861 desia 48 South A St Taftville frem resorting to the pol d, - | 4,240 pounds of rolled steel conduc- | f0Und that those sources are the only | lic opinion, we believe. is at variance — - ! tter, his influence for good is e eally washed river water ald | ¢ ot svers, 6.544,000 pounds ones which meet the conditions of the | with the opinion which ms to pre- Population Density. st :lt.—Rutland (Vi) News. offer to the public the fnest standar: | doubtless have v 1 epidemics of | bon steel rack tings, and 1 case and can be added to your pres- | vail among officials of the law. and in | Maryland, according to the showing brapds of Beer of Burope and America F. C. GEER B Wherover r iten o " 273 | ene gources by a justifiable expendi- | which, of course. none could have any | of the rust issued cengt P = Bohemian Plisner, Culmbach Bavarlaa Shiption of o 4 jee of thres s hen’ further explaining | other desire than to have fustics coms | chote Just [ Beer, Buss: Palo and Burton, Mueirs TUNER — . | 2000 pound steel rails for |about Trading Cove brook watershed | uppermost. It is eass to understand, | oeston pat o is Scotch Ale, Guinness' Dublin Stoue . ¥ i % | towing ns dlso will be wanted, |and referving to & selected site f0r | moreover, how a praponderanice of the | ing one . G & G Tupoesed Ginger alo, Bunker 122 Prosoect €t o ot Sy | e s Sk Sl | e s ol o) BEERR prtiniheite | BRSO Unrivalled o pw o B 5 Sl it e g o o the future, th n do | road itself, allowing two years for | f10W lével at this point would be 230 | motorman, particularly as the threo | lesigr nrivaiee in purity—in the | ing Ale, Sterling Bitter Ale, Anheuser: s Hagnisie e 0 will seek 1o s th | the k %0 as to keep pace with the | {66t above city base or about 14 feet | surviving participants of the joy ride qualities which make Pears’ Soap the | Budweiser. Schiita and Pabst. | > & S aye b : ik bl e’ raafibodnd overtion in waie | Nouia o be vers Hkely to voluntser | | leading agent in producing and moiataining | Torepmons A6Tar o | “inata e 5 nd dlmensions as o foresia u . ew reservoir, an evation high | information which might reflect | close to @, S : elephone a2 ' — enough fo satisfactorily serve il the | ag R % a radiant beauty of compl T | 7 e period of drousht i a ¥ 5 against themselves. Of the bovs in | kansas and Nebr X y wplesion. Low s o . : EDITORIAL NOTES. ywer portions of the city lthe stubborn auto, Dean Frederick S.| remembered that the ar in cast; high in all good qualities i : R #8 makisg ovar-heavy de- | o - (0 know when | Living, as I o, in e higher por- |Jones of Valo Is quoied as having | st mentioned st : o Hl]fflmBSi s and cmfl“wars . e g etter h: 2 o e city would not consider | gajd: “Both students are not as bad { Louis L 48,720 s mecessary 1o force nature or to cor g better than | e Dropositior Again he write et ok g ¢ e 30.5 ’ e ‘do ourselyes, o A 1 es: | some papers have led the pub- | Carolina 30,570 s ‘ - Biwe v scatternd renources ' ihia 7 broolc “Wateratza e 30 1255 Slaleve P Kmonia- Sentiel " | 5360 Shusie i Al b Is What Couats Is wnatter of vater, so that all be = exce y good one. iy raising — — — 150 square mil ns. While our are playin e T 3 msed none wasted (A o playing | Leffingwell pond dam, now owned by Padding the Census. | Marytand’s 12,210 squ > D) st sater shich tho meteo. | A5, €0 CH0en at Christonas e, | oo 20" oot ks et 65 12| cenerar” Entnda's itaston to an | D0 GUcrica thap GEDULDIG’S, Photography. " & serious ever happens to the |acres, storage capacity 340,000,000 ga es to return to Nicaragua shows | has been doing fair elepho T e | lons, clevation 312 feet a how far some folks.will g0 to.pad the | ter of ocoupylng its s RraprDee s 77 Cedar Street | pynging out ihe renl personalite/ L) iase, or 68 fect above flashbe 3 census retu Washington Po: The smaliest state in the union— | 3 the fine Loinis In character, the liitle | The x cord for the | view reservoir. The elevation of the traits ‘that maks us what Jre ask Y st g 2 oo | Leffingwell basin is sufficient to sup- 9 Toned down by the bpatural spirlt of £ . 18 to bank | ot gravity at all times the high- TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. wn artist Into perfect accord. Not & | uwon, wnd it doeen't require fgures to | B XS oY fioeiey, Jan Bl and o= thing of paper and pasteboard with . . np—ss Lamb's hiil included i realyr R ONalpOlE wolutic his proviem e DA o s A e Rt N IR M - If you want a phots of your real f Did thos wo august bodi [ %0 be a general consol n ate Tapan postal bank system with | read Civil Engineer Charles A, self, or what your friends see to love pempply, so that the w available t lon deposito The Japs |ing's report which reads Ta 2V VLBV 8 VTN | andadmire, cal on Samount of drimking w all be af ppea )gnize all good and use- | everyihin o consideration 1 @ortionnd n stems, | satisfied that Stony brook is certainly l AlGl—l l ON ,among il t e & . el 4 the most faverable location from which | | Weious 4 s o~ 1 : > ou'can obtain an additonal water | | e % Y e supply. Huv v read Civil Engi- | e Phofographer, neer W ichards® report, which = Hrany v the € o » n PR R b ol The water way — the comlortable bt ’ Haur - v e b B b AR B way of traveling. opposite Norwich Savings Soctety. e the probiem, which wials 1 > e oy Steamers City of Lowell and Ches- | augidd Pien pecil 1 t fo ion.” Again have they read Civil En- ter W. Chapin—safe, staunch vessels e 2l =y * Bcssmmms dec | 4 $6 AL T R e & Dalns ren that have every comfort and conven- | T A% DAY S WiNe A ¥ b fence for the traveler. RE K C G h hich reads We recommend hat N 5 ESEAT AT WROCKm i 0 | it el i e e | _A delightiul voyage on Lonz Tsland | i el : : | Stony brook ve adopled as an addi- | Bound and a superb view of the won el Albans Me ¢ —e — ions R ey | derful skylne and waterfront of New | Engla v a asher who Inherit- | /OWIPK reasons: York ¥ | (Successor to A. T. Gardner) ot b v his mother-in-law has | The charac for of the '-‘-n-“'“"‘ Skeamarkdleaves lr\n:j Lo;dnn!m uf | y o The quality of the water p. m. weekdays on ue Pier foot o - | 0, and made THs SO AOR . mSvaseanie < orbeha Bust: oo iveatnas - m: eoneavs | Flac ks, Livery « e . “ chsbet water exceptad) and Pler 40, North River, 4 ing ug The quantity of water 74 m and epresenta fif. D The expense in proportion to the = ‘ | twina ' Rl Fare Norwich to New York $1.75 | B di prage P b b so did they take into consider Write or telephone W.J. PHILLIPS, | carding " ! tion that there are eight miils to Agent, New London. Conn. augbd ~ ith for water diverted on Jor- k. while there is only on e Stable A 5 s | St il o Stepy: bmoy @ 1‘ wasert . b retliati 1 sm wroas m hinting that | 12-14 Bath Sirest, oot Qale of Undermushing ([ wee s | . . ” i explanati I wo willingly beg their | AUTOMOBILE TO RENT. pardon in open meeting 10 | Tetephone 883. aprosa I believe that I represent a large P 5 . . oo o | AL o roparcionof the iy when 1y that | Those who value savings without sacrifice of quality Rew Yorl | 3 TR You gentlemen—honored by being call- Bur 0 t make them- jed to r sent the city t down to H = ’ - . | : Sl i ook n | busime not sty e S0 will buy a full six months’ supply of Under= Cheisea Line ‘ I he y The water board is being looked to, . . | o . -~ - ® lead the way =4 5 H e L TR L garments during this annual event. Fare $1.00 [Seasen’s 5 oy Wi (g weoae | Tou ahoula take. it Briefly here are the points that give this Sale the highest importance. QUALITY — every garment is new e g el Tus “ nent of the Grand Arm a ive. The non council then 3 Eiaa : £ @islik - e b iEeng An s or disapnroves vour dction | and perfect, made of best materials, accurately sized, daintily trimmed and finished with the most painstaking 1 Outstae Statero | ° S pior | LETTERS TN THE EDITOR prvich, Dec 1910 ate. Everything considered, it will be a thrifty thing to buy a liberal supply for far-ahead needs. All these too¢ Roosevelt Birast: ve. 1 i tion o - — > Vednesd: , Pridays, b, m. RETRSA S, s M . | Water Wanted—Action Should Be ” claims are easy for you to test by inspection and comparison. I ,(,‘," s il el iy | e sy colfcis Non-Partisan, Has Justice Miscarried pebi iy 4 o b 3 o - Parine o e, o 3 b Boibiis is M . e | CRANSTON’S s w ) ks nne t | it Water wa valll ntiment that 4] C. A. WHITAKER, Agent L . 1 o, e ol s, e Sale Beg This Morning | oecsan tallor e E | vl ars omobile ride which resilted in ———— - - 5 M : e s ey e : CLARK'S ofiEkT CRUISE S % e 4 i > sible to met at it like |also concerned. The wire news Las ar / = > o] s e i e e e LR (i R W i s SKIRTS Ask to see the Gar-| Muslin Gowns | s i s s otice. IR s & secehcouing - | S e BalonkT Il S e |G cams o8 mum e st | ey iy e e | cMICD(S Markedwith il L 3100 55le Prics | "Fean s SLARK, Timus suldan, Now Yrk e won despat ' ymendations from the court of |of the trolley which ra > the | ticoats than those displayed here, . of our Holiday G - mon council for tvo different ways |automobile setms to bo beariue the | o SEb (e HoRRRen B Yellow Tickets [, others at 450, 850, $188 and up, e, q¢ our. HellBeydgupos £ : wion o vored Tor e the | Dwh-adimission. had beon Inguling 1n | rst 4Uality will be found among the | are displaved mors than others which | Corset Covers Undertaker and Embalmar o= ¢ Go-Carts. lnckboar ome . opinon of these men? | liquid refre nts in compan asaEtmels become slightly sofled or turn yello RO i LSS £ 9 3 i ks ity Foot Rests, Work Baskets, e o SRR T ey fen i es woin < 5 oo At 96c rom oxpomure o the “sun or Tt | coverk Tuae i Soshiar atodh. vaamiy | . 22 Frovidence SL, Tallvllle | cicas wna many other usetut artiies p RLCRTS 107 648 prulecbittel filursdtan O Coml ((may Boc it thor coron Fine Long White Petticoats, made| TR€Y are not harmed in any way only | sell at $5c and 39¢. They are nicely | Prompt sttention to day or night calla cloRea BT et S ,.—.L‘a'.r a - oy wo | th o LuE Dies. Are MUEAnE, Sven OV but It s worthy of nolc ihatliswn rufes, nicely trimmed with|¥ater will rencw them to their origi-| iese 8ro extra good values atthef——\— LLAIRAs — | be S T ring it and the ¢ -h‘u,.v’.n s, we very much (‘::‘s:- of p 1: B «=‘ j;ne l\aw;‘ 4.‘“a ‘m‘,\u- ;\vn* ottt Libve S e fine Building 5 = g i mwhen 1 3 Bills - " v iy germs s a8 far as the A »f the | embroidery, value from § o 50— Vo ha P L za and sheer nainsook muslin, tr] ed 3 - - take ne 1o | f0nting through our water pipes to | that Peabody ad apparently bec Others at $1.20, $1.49, $1.98 and with the original price and the price | eries, well worth from 59 to ARE YOU THINKING OF DOING I’ . vy - c winls that are still supr he drinking, and tha he stripped th » 91.98 and up.| \chich you ea 0w urchase them | Q o o thegl g destt by fir R ke fhny i, car, Lty dttas oy ou Rumatow puiE Rdseit ot or, || BAlm Ehioejihe: THIS 7 Norwich and Taliviit Vi s get prices for same. Excellent work s = which in all instances are mu o o e [ 7y T i | el vy Tt COMBINATIONS [ & a e s Drawers Yt 155 -yl Laia wnsult: witime: senilCEER et " ridgeport | phe underwear outfit isn't compl aAnte ere, g L 5 L T R o Gt ke v ral IBE . Ihiac: hacmential THA it st good v T T C:!ka\\es Nn.Am‘lB.mk 1 on a striclly party vote ot 1 fast in | We are showing ine at tempt “ 1| om nd $1.25 S e The antunl’ Teeting of the Ntock ond Jordan brook or nothing” | the track, and t n 2 dazed | ing prices. 93¢, $1.39, $1.98, $2.69, $2.98 % oAl B exira “soad gt C. M. WILLIAM! iders ot e T FEee fed i the | ion he w napipulare | oy Pa v ) irimmed wish vers . v o 3 5 Lo ut ’ s e e s i o st General Contractor and Builder, ' hereby i - 1 to escape. On the face of the | i it~ ot King M - ” - | cons r it ix a demo- - o Tt of 24 213 MAIN STREET. Tuesday, Jar 11, Wt 11 ¢ The Atlanta woman who is suing for | ©7! ater-pipe _that ‘Fhone 70, b T DI S 1 WHEN you w. 15 pui your busi- | ™ ° ness before the public. there is no me- 2 1= no adver ditin better thun Lhrongh the sdvertise | Eastern Connecticut eq bag emumus of The sulletin. ~ Mletin tor husiness resuls jvorce becaee pueband g ater T NI Al Children Cr fEE=verss e ol | B. GOTTHE CASTORIA Ing medium i RETEELE ST or nothing,