Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 6, 1911, Page 4

e o e e £ “in Life and in the Kitchen. 3 § ! "“#""“ AUfllT("““M a7 on the matter of iis proposed new & = - s commission charter, and it made 2 very good show Indeed. Norwich will| ~WOMEN TALKED ABOUT. FADS AND FASHIONS. . Four Southern SIBgl Girls and Goufief. be, if it adopts this mew form of | .. 4 1 VWinshop, the 79-year-old| A leather muif dt t sound very -3 governmen the “observed of uil ob | riishmas o The Ottlo state un)l;zz:ll&v. warm, does 17 But l‘tln“"bn‘“'] ek > That Classy Ladies’ Quareem SEaH, £nd N s passed the last summer at a school at | special design for automobile use is - - 115 YEARS OLD. by which many other towns and citles | Fower Fill, Mich., where she won & | very meat and compact. ¢ SAVO MABEL CAREW will regulate themselves if the rize for excellence. s inis. vorehl ORI e Ay wot |- . Heavy=-weight Juggler Singing Comedienne e e e e e m price, 13 & week; Goo a 351 ekt thot the flvoiih 3 " tQulllh’n p;ge‘s’ tfi%fl :xalre lwotn rwlfl: | s A yeaw. so formidable as it seems. Of more ] at the favorite colors of | stunning effeci wi shawl] scarfs of - - - T;fi:;::=u=== than a hundred big towns and cities | tN€ queen of Norway are pink and ap- | tapestry and brocades, and the velvet CONLY & MACK. Eccentric Comcd s le green and these shades predomin- |brocaded evening cloaks. Conn., as second- matter. all over the country now governed by | 110 5100 Ilivate apartments both in .“.,.- Ostles some form of the commission plan, We | her palace in Norway and at Appleton| Changeable velvets are used for ADMISSION, 10c. EVENINGS, RESERYVED SEATS, Zbe, bellove that every one reports im- | house in Norfolk, where she passes a[evening wrap; brocades, too, are Enm- ‘alur nn-: *i-a provement and not one has ever gone | certain part of each year. Yoy rg:;h e g;filpf:(’i"s’h \tg’su that| | i sl back to the older and more compli- s ‘Women suffe; rromany 'orm - ar Willimantie Oll-u Room 8 Muwersy | cated form. Simplicity, economy, ex- From a luxurious home in Colorado S Sy _ ! illness are m“c;ed! to promptl; oom- i Building. _Telephone 318. adition of work bottsr resuts wvery | Springs o a ranch house 40 miles| In these days of head dresscs an at. | Tness 876 tiviiee 53 PROTELY,C i MATINEES BREED THEATRE I’grf_grmanm tractive coiffure adornment is made of T e ] from a railroad, M tne west end of i orwich, Monday, way, ix the sum of the reports from trose - small pearls, which are strung in lat-| Mass.. Alllettersare received, opened. CHAS. McNULTY, Lesseo M all quarters.—Bridgeport Standard. {;i?“m. G:X:‘g“e%oé:e#o:}}n‘;nfgomtg? tice style to form a J“lletlc !read and answered by womern. 1A ;&- Feature Picture, ?’33 i V' e b man can freely We hope the editor of the Standard [ merly was Miss Lucy White Hay Filet lace s excellont on velvets | S Ayt c «QUEEN OF HEARTS™ .45 g, RO Eecing €105, Saehet of yapats | Eraniiuatist ot Jafiseaon Dayls. (1 - liee lea 5 Sxeelient o velrets ;guhe!hlm. LB Q ) —Western iy upen coramission form of government | 1 oo the actress Maude Adgmg bined with linens for summer wear or | Miss E. Bruseau, Soprano. =M. thus has been es- tablished this con- fidence between Mrs. Pinkham and the women of America which has ’ never been broken. . in Bostor mnd Haverhill, Mass., which The Bulletin has been publishing. So far as Boston is concerned it appears to be a3 monsrel attempt of commis- sion government; but Haverhill has been truer to the Des Moines form of government, and most satisfactory re- ports are the consequence. ~Once in a while complaint is heard in the Des Moines papers that the spir- it of the charter is being violated by the apparent inability of the responsi- winter. who some months dgo suggested with heavy cloms for Mr. Frohman thegidea of helpin the mevement Whish” Rk Been: nuriires Youthful Frocks. for several years at Harvard for the Some of the most attractivé and spread of German scholarships and | youthful between-season frocks are German art in America. For at leesi | made of white marquisette, and as it 12 years she has been a student of | is capable of glving service throush everything connected with the life and | the summer and is charming for house Never_has she pub- dramatio possininics of the Maid of | wear or for the south, It It likely to lished 3 tostimontal on et & Iottes rleans. The mysticism, the si i- | become exceedingily popular. ¢ ty, the frailly, the physical and spirit-| The embroidery on most of these x‘rglt‘g;“’mt‘ge n‘g&‘;“;fi:"a“g“éo‘gp:g; flry [: Ba"flr an B flr Afternoons at 2. Evenings at 8. ual valor of the heroine of French his- | frocks is done by machine, but never- | Wi eh, A1 adential leten tory have always appealed to her. thelpss it is S0 nicely done that only | allowe: ese confident S 3 i a close inspection will betray the fiet out of their possession, as the 157 Frankiin Sl. ,Ninth Week of the - ble heads of the different departments AR e St undreds of thousands of them in S o By e e e ALTH ARG BEAUTY. S bundreds of Souse } e POLI PLAYERS n comsia ments can be made independent 3nd| T make the eyelashes grow, apply About . the- Oven. Out of the vast volumeof ‘enua' SUITS PRESSED 50c o .m,,dewnd.n; .:m e -‘g;n?u:;r: a good quality of vascline to them. Often the proper il‘mpf!};’xturodofbtae' which ‘Mrs. PIAEhant has e | Presenting the e s for b t t od bak- v . atne towna, cme hundred and stxty- Brobless whid It you are nciined to_feol heavy | e s the pook - Alaye beet the| from, 161s Fore than possible that whe | ur Wagon Calls EVETYWhBl’E Laughing Farce ve Y mmission government makes | and bad-temperad In the morning | oven before putting in pies eakes, ete. | has gained. the very knowledge needed | Looking wheri yon rise, says a avell known phy- | It the oven is t0o cold pie crust will | in your case. She asks nothing in re. ~dec30d stelan, try taling a plece or two of | be heavy and have a dull look, and| turn except your good will, and her preserved ginger. For some reason it | biscuit will not rise and be feathery | gdvice has helped thousands. Surely | seems to sweeten the temper with the | light. See that the oven Is free from . digestion and males a healthful as | soot. If clogged, the drafts are inter- ;fiz;’“m“‘]:‘é eh o Mo;’ti?:md vo - Announcement for 1911 well as a palatable before-breakfast | fared with and the temperature of the ge gener- dainty. ¥ i Do régids a ‘even. | ous offer of assistance. Address Mrs. ’l‘h l: 3 S d- S Se™ Lattom, especinity, il bo' ot | Pinkbam, care of Lydia E. Pmkham | | HIC FA0NING tidios, The burning, stinging sensation|and the bread and ca. will not rise | Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass. which s maddeni that follows | and bake as they should. If you can- 51 Wil i When the frosted feet are heated 18| ey cieon. the oven yourself, call in| _JEVEry woman ought to have | i1 Willow 51 The Funniest Play of the season. no pretence of being a perfect systum, only & better system than the old—a system which eliminates some objec- tionable political satellites and regu- lates other persons to the profit and the advancement of the interests of on all of the R. F. Rastors Commectiewt, CIRCULATION the people. IPOE, AVOTREE . ... ccreesccois. GAIS The 1 ptation of these 1 A charters to different places is, of mediatelv to _conquer them. Quite Front. general distribution, as it i too | assure the public of a fine grade of simple is a strong bath made from | i labor and the very best DALLEINS AN B e Pt Place e rede s om | The Dutch collar of last summer, | €Xpensive. It is free and only | {300 27\ Gir 1911 Wall Dapers. Soivenits of, Mot Robb Wed: wea salt in a vessel and add juse | Which was so popular with the younz | obtainable by mail. Write for | can quote specially low prices for work e enoush <water to cover it. Allow this|€irls who affected -the low neck, is) it today. complete, or will be pleased to sell the Lt & b ek s S SR DA L sype Yo e spring. Bof aper if you have any regular firm to i {hen strain. 244 just enough hot water | Ceom, and also ome of . the sheerest | revival of carving on quartz and crys- |- dectsd cents. Sevaral mihutes zently massage | 1awn-bordered with n frill of fine net. | tal and some very good work is done them. Dry caref . A fresh soln- | These last sell for $1. along thils line. Translucent stones Son SROTIR Be Taade 50 Fhat the. 28 But these are hardly so new as|are used as well a8 veined opal oncs. Monday afternoon. course, likely to result in mongrel €0%- | . sure inaication that Ihlaine have | th y Lydia E. Pink ’ fully L hat ain e stove man. [ nkham’s 80- would respectfully call attention to the Come and forget your troubles. ernments and a considerable Der cent. j arrived. So soon us chilblains threat- — I Tgxt Book. It isnot a :alge | Wall Papers we carry and ihe wor __._.__—_gy__—- of failures. ollars Cut Lower in| 2 book for | men we have to do our woik. We can Souvenirs of Mr. Le Sueur { TO BE MADE CRIMINAL. The circulation of fake reports com- THE WATER SITU/ cerning the solvency of a bank is a A abE R crimfnal libel, if it has never been so The will of the peoplo has been ex- | (ja5ccd. pressed upon the water question, and| * 4 b has been passed by the Mis- the mayor feeis relieved to think they | soyuri legislature providing for the pun- have assumed the responsidility. ishment of those who circulate false Last week some of our friends ex- o 2 E > o - i reports concerning the solvency of a|iraar ay follc - is | those opening in a V front and higher | The heads of mythological persons are . presssd & willingnoes to fTavor any | oo O e e e eting | LIoatimen "";;.W'k;“: O e | e Thinronl o Bistas 10w ot | caceat: i tHiea) aiin inomot ace. feutes . . Annual Production Feasible plan because they did Mot yyiriously the business standing of a | times when the chilblains have been | all around. ‘These newer collars are | from friezes, or often from well know: 2 wish 0 be regarded as obstructiondsts. | yon " G°C o1l intents and purposes a umbeokan. M |more becoming than those wheih | pictures. The idea is to make. the ) or itpaiont closed in a straight line around 'the ng as simple as possible, so diamonds To Keep Cranherrms Jbase of the throat are not introduced. Some women keep cranberries fresh | T el e o women] | who travel are the Indian rings of | = : for a long time by treating in the | Short Waist Is Not Practical in Linen.| {ho s 3 e priests. These are quite long | same way tha* they do pleplunt, which| The tendency to run the skirt up S tha ffm;_c, B et 4 van»a; 1 II“@IN u S ounced among the cottons and linens stones'in vivid colors, ~Another quaint J ottons ¢ nens | rashion which brings pearls and sap- Cl t G I[ e 1“*'11'16 1: {flflbwgg phires into place is to have one’s mon- MS ell' MIF § v Me_“mr ked out In Y&IY| ogram made of them and set into dull | silver. "o . the heavier Stuffs,| ™ 'png ghirt walst ring proper is made | «__for the New Coittares Jelly or ple | h must be shaped | or 3 matrix and costs little. The tur- | | smoothly inly over the waist| quoiss ones with a strong green col- | curve and yet would be quite out of | oring are admired and onyx.artificially 4 is apparent today that the majority ..o anq deserves punishment. cannot be obstructionists, and let U8 o134 Lo the tritest of mmmon,l,c., hope the majority does not belleVe ' ¢ argus that many banks have been that there are any in the mimority. Gt AP e Wil asa weli® of Mayor Thayer fs {rank enough and. ., j mageless reports, and the interests makes his meaning clear. He called | g N of thousands of depositors seriously “he attention of the citizens to the fact | . . .4 thereby. that beside rejecting Jordan brook as| The proposed bill makes it 1mum- S e ;"dm;“‘:e —— “"::;:’t_::;‘ bent on the state to prove the fal to axpross the will of the wajorrty and | °f the rumors for whose clrculation that it guve o lesal base for himselt | the Offender in to be punished or the water board to act upon It law is justly aimed at the mancmus scemms to The Bulletin that he was| OF, Teckiess or wanton destruction broadly hinting te the citizens that|® dank's most valughle and ‘““”""“' they should get together and proceed | “oDi® asset, not at mere freedom in %A arderly and & legal way to have| “Peech. This is extending the 1»;-.;1 concept of slander, but i¢ s extending thelr wishecs emboidled in & petition, | ¢ 15 the right direction. o be by him eaced in & warning for s | 1+ wouid wottle this quesion. T T*{ | 'FRISCO A TERMINUS. Mo apparently recognizes that the| The decisive vote of the house of wext move in the game is up to the | Tepresentatives at Washington to ma ke Atimens; and in his declaration that ;he l:;n-wmh Canal exr:z!mon at : d the responaibfiity is upon them he evi- | Francisco the naticnally recognize X Mfl;”;mru 'nvmptmm‘:?. legal | celebration was & severe blow to the g;;: L:;: rm; ’rrhm u:flv'h e pearl. astion which will carry the matter to| Competing cities, although highly zrat- o in fastenings also are popu- + -orrect and final conclusion. ifying to ‘“the City by the Goldea OPEN H()USE CLUB PRE o & ENNELL" A One Act Romantic Play AND “PARTNERS” medy in Three Acts, >tion of Mr. J. C. Davis. Qlympic Hall, Tuesday Evening, Feh. 7, 1911 at 8 o'clock. Daneing after the plays. Admission 50c. “Reserved Seats 75c, Tickets erved seats on sale at Pharmacy. PASSION PLAY OF they wish preserve without cooki past the normal waist line fs proe Pick aut only perfertly sound ~ran- | nc berries and fill fruit jars with them, | as full as possible. Then fill with| eold water snd seal. The berries can | 5 be used at any time for sauce,| Linen Frocks Have but Little Trim- N retched tig ming. styvle if str T tightly as the girdle it colored has gained a good place. 8 ~ Most of the new linen frocks arei{ Attached to he hodice or to the top , I I‘ i quite simply trimmed, this trimminz | of a wide, firm. tightly fitted Insido | Cultivate a Taste for the Poet's Pages I ' 3 | girdle, thes irts stay in place snug ("' h,"‘b" “°£P"“enc°f"s“;‘{ the D?}{’» rt in the majority of one-picce | iy h 4 st Sy o sbury in a recent address, “with , =a= n the majority ne-pie 'n enough, but washing and ironing Saohte Who otk oy sy i dn! 67 Broadway Phene 505 | are likely ‘to injure their shepeliness. | PeoPle Who ostentatiously £ay they products of the human mind. Better Than Glue. have not, at present, a liking for po- | ‘,;‘ 3 fl’:r:if: ;\;’;:le are the abomi- ‘L;f)r(v" added the dean. “then make “m E“fldwi" Enrsgf remedy Hdl how? Chioose a poet who is gener- . . and Lingarie inowledged to be a true poet, ker went on to say,’and “then WOPELS FOR EVERY FICURE. CORSETS ALTERED AND REPAIRZD, r\mn’nf down the front of the bod and sk designs. Often this consists only In the buttons and buttornhole 1y button the frock u adw are embroid; made of ¥ the buttons being of 1s full of | i Tae shaft heated, your plece of mind set to work im- | New Dutch i even if it be but for five | ‘.‘1,1 while hot it should be presded into | minutes, read a page carefully, not- Little Fiat Bows. | its place | ing every scene” The important word i It ahouid Be borne in mind that ths| 58t 2 et g e o If held until firmly set no more! e is the word “carefully.” whole ity of Norwich has not the J.| The Californians could finance a ney o PISity pale blue Mnew model| crouble will be experienced With that| Poctry must be read carefully or it ! OBRERAMMERGAU #al power to override the health officer, | Without 4 government appropriation, | oo" artically down the front of the| K€ handle, were better unread. L are - ;| having already subscribed $17,000,000 | drass. from e — ————— whomsoever he may be; and that the ] ress from the low cut meck fo the ) ; ; eating ©p of the Treding Cove wa- - 0 hem of the skirt. | Suat, Eviesicnty far. Dainky . Bpriey Another Hstors Suggested. | MR, & MRS. GEO. S. PALMER In the middle of each bow wa tershed should be quickly accomplish- Frock rile a bank examiner was at lunch- small fancy pearl buckle. The collar| Pend trimmines. which eon the officials of the crumbling insti- 4% 54, the water reanalyzed and the mat- : y i | Bead trimmines, which were so pop- | $%. the oflcas of the Srimblne i ake two. The suggestion that the|Was a modified sailor. This style was | ; L i ution are rer e doctore: g S 1 TR, S L, (i ST S0t Sl :;n';:nmn open whn & grand naval | Popular during the winter, and prom- T A e Meantrant | the books. We move that all bauk ex- Q0 Y <) later Hall wanper. Jea €0’ e - sxtramely 4o In the suins (T and the contrast|aminers be compelled to carry their it Dr. Harrtman wes right when he| PATade, stariing Hampton Roads, oy passing throngh tie canal and up the g omyrd g g s 1% | west coust to San Francieco, opens | side with luach from now on—New York Her- ald. ials as cotton and organdy is Wednesdny, Feb. Stl\ 8 p m. Clevelnad fakew its water from Lake| 5704t Ppossibilities. There le ample | in Rus ; e side Fles in Mugerle: fro 5 . S e Erie, and five years ago the average | Lme for preparations and when ihe| while others fs 2 i ShORK Caiioa 1t~ Ch.ll dren cr NUSIC. sumber of colon busteria to a meas- | 9PeTing day arrives ihe most notics- | e areat which ma Guty i | FOR FLETCHER'S ured quantity of water was 16: now it | Able Dagesnt this country has ever | 1ast < d symmer may he made | % w A Man ien 1o 260; and there i an set. | 5oea Will be witniessed Glass for Bedrooms. : ) : CAST ORIA G L T @tion te huve steps taken to protect| I New Oriesis persists ehe will at- | Glams Instead of china is e f a f 5 £ heads Piano Tuner, tract her way considerable travel from | Popular for bedrooms. It fits ir ir. is not d1mc k i abl ith a room dene in w 2 4 5 ; % cream-striped paper with gay chin s LUMBER AND hitlod hangings. There is aomething unusi- o consumers. An epidemic is fear- | 9" T »d, but there has been mo uruswall| D 3 SRS of discans thare: v x: furnish the cheapest route and tha decld 48 South A St, Taftvilie Kkest to the cunal zone, the cost for 5 sreasing sewage in the water is what | QUicKest ally dainty about W stand that £ SSIeAs eslon. Sectertn. Tavuns the round trip not exceeding the cost | has a plate giawe top, snd upon it o | coAI T¢ the hesith officer upon a resol of the trip across the continent. are stood, on_ crocheted ¥ cour 4 f % s AL Hom such &8 was pessod last Frigas| 7 courre, the real thing to do is to | basin, jugs and bottl in slass. | 05ed 2ds must alght should permit unbeal S | swing around the ofrcle from New | Glass is used for the toi able | monize. 5 prettiest 122 Prospect St permit nnbealthy water| VO, y, San Francisco, thence by | herever posafle. Tho vowder pots,| spring frocks ar forget- We Have a Fine Gi1. Norwieh, Ct. pumped iuto the wmuina, hé wouid be | f» th the canal back o | large and small, are of glass, and so| Me-not blue, and , tr d with 22 Reld personaly Tosponsible for an epi- | e pain e b ] oo the: Sawill ‘baxes; With e e ot e ety epruary ere: - Asmis shouid one follow. He cannot| o S R A e adi s e metine o Gl e et Better Coal U srn b E MEMBER and the enn@lesticks o 9 ¢ . vhen making the trimming at home b 17l bt gy g EDITORIAL NOTES. ; : iaes | it IS mecessary that the design be Arst etter Loa p whether the community thinks it 13| They are expecting six weeks more rashstand or toilet table on the| Outlined on the frock, after which the | February has usually been one n[K SRAE o wot. This fs whne of winter in Chicago, We should like side- with blue or pink silver | beads are sewed on o mply | the months when a lot of Coal lms Q { F o0 19 { 15% o wants, | & g oxidized paint, or whatever color you | following the lines of the design. been used. I A Cat of From 0 and is really entitled to; and the eiti- | to Zet out of it a 3 like. The color shows through the| I too heav used it will his year won’t be an exception. seus csn sccomplish it by ordering the . glase and makes a very pretty offect. not p. t ny ‘\ le in the | . 4 % BULK or PACK watersted ut Trading Cove .brook| If the alarmists are to be belleved.| An odd feshion in P if ‘the thread | y is the day to order nw“ ST N ¢ cleaned up and having the water| LRI reciprocity treaty with Camada is|a few women is szid to - t s | 1s not strong it will not hold \ the be: . S glay ] et 0. ou 008 Jo5 8 "‘;“l’" ;l‘l shown te be il to going to ruin two countries, of black glass, This i ansparent, | tight. | appeal to 2 o e F‘l‘:':r"mu_ e R such as is used for spoctacies. But with patience and a lttle care | CHAPPELL co PEOPLE’S MARKET, keepers within 20 o “""‘m et B ds oromotly | < The Portiand Express is of the opin- {2 very pretty decorative scheme may 6 Fraukiin St i to & S vasetaaton—t thei | 10 that the girls can give the soldiers De ¥ QEE el Ot A uovel bendod efte e 2 : o eS8 SIS Shale | oints-on Ixecping their powder a save his life. The number of tives in| 8N4 What is more to the point R TR ¢ yu wish to furnish a ney will and wish to the authorities in le- P S 1 | bright trimming is quite expensive, Telephones. et e ¥ home or replenish worn-out furnitura jeopardy sre likely to increase under sal fonnu and roquest apeedy action while the trimming made at home When the one republican in the Tex- | such a law. | or carpets, it behooves you to take ad- upon ft. 23 legisiature votes only politencss re- —— tfil“j,f ut the very normal c u M BE R vantage of this opportunity while you . We should all rouognize the necessity | quires ihat his vote should be counted. 1ce congress has decided that it | AN something speedily and fo¢ #hall be officially referred to as the fih" it in the right way. When it comes to standing in tha | Civil War, those who persist in spesk- AdVflflCfi Sa!e Mayor Thayer tells us %t has 1not| gap Vice President Sherman appears | ing of it as the Rebellion should try to T ¢ ~ - peen dane in the right way yet. It|to have the courage of his convictions. | come up to date. R of a disti o o theie o | JOHN A. MIORGAN & SON, | SHEA & BU RK E, would be unwise to do ft in any other LS 3 he majority of women hav ! H Central Wharf and 150 Main swz.{ Little Finger Rings. | way. Tt Is up to the majority leaders| Thcre are men who think they have| A German who came 1 adopted the idea. The ordinary stones F\'er\a’.Ch gni Faltviic € Fol t s ) o Saep the matie I otion Sath ons | tho waly Sard Sold i o e B | it CorTIn Who came here to tarm, | B1O0IE 00 e e o | . COA] and- Lumber — asas 18 won pext door neighbor is almoat coughing | went and bought a return ticket o ol stones, P ""’E R ke Central Wharf 0 ar S s —————e his head off. the same steamer ho arrived on. The e | o e il % TO MAKE THE DESERT BLOOM. A e g | shade was too much. E ’ zablo | T " Lose who de¢ not believe ngs go nu. er of I E: that | i The B::“ g{““""’(‘han‘:‘“’"&“m’: by contraries may be able to explain | Many a citizen who thinks that ho| can be or e little mml i 1\“5' g e - s A oo fhag Bi, | 747 8 hot discussion _generally pro- | cun ufford lo run an automfbile does | HNEA. i young wom procure Go-Carts at the Is What Couats 1 “fh“'c.“""(‘u m‘:“e ’u‘ .‘”“"“‘l rotprp, not have to have more than two seri- | 12V€ i 8! e i tive a section of country which it iy o T ous breakdowns to discover there is| pru. Sciting them for fastidious 0"*-' remarkable low prices of S at Louals in The quality of Jordan brook water | some doubt about it. Somork T racein of prodce e, Diltion dol- | has not been affccted by the vots of The fashion has brought -about a, free Burning Kinds and Lehigh | $3.69 and $1.98. Step in Pholography. B SRS Gt oue of ‘s G Tt ;'li’s“?{i";'éfi’?' our citizens—the plan | S ALWAYS IN STOCK. and look them over. Bringing ocut the real personalitw, holding the water, which forms a lake ging the real p N the finu points in character, the It 3 tia A. D. LAT“ROP| trajts that make us what wo sare, i Toned down by the natural splirit al Office—cor. Market and Shetucket Sts s & an artist fto perfect acoord, Not thing of paper and pasteboard 'fl.h e 62-66 Main St LR T ot or zoue e e welf, or what your friends see to e (AL STOMACH TROUBLE WILL VANISH have been showing their ability to go :nu. says: “A n;:-nll trom 'A;olcdo tal through' snowbanks where horses San Francisco, nincteen feet in dopth, | would find it impossible. i i o . oM be fed by it. Mr. Roosevelt is S LL Indigestion, Gas, Heartburn and Dyspepsia Go and You Feel Fine more than fortunate in having such an| Cubs is going to build a jail at Ha- in Five Minutes—Just a Little Diapepsin Regulates enterprise named for him. The christ« | vans to cost a million doliars, which 4 admire, cal aning of a battleshiy in his homor is|shows she is not expecting the miller- Any Out-of-Order Stomach. i e maean tn commarison. Towns, ctios,| lum 1o fawn HEh & ! 8pr|ng sBaSDn ' LAIGHTON iakes and rivers, pearing such a teati- 3 NG SR | Why not gef /—this mom- | G 5 s e i ST L et ot T i e o i et e sstito doa iy not get some now—this mom- | Gas from Stomach and cleanse the “It burns up clean.” ent, and forever rid yourself of Stom- | Stomach and intestines W r alki or, Sleana G. H. HASKELL. for Painting, Papeih ng when 403 — "Phon. vhat you Happy thought for today: I tho | Diapepsin to start the digestive juiech | & when Lie speeds west to open the gates| « o5 follow” does not make a good | working. There will be no d\sgepsm Then Blane husband it is because his goodness is | Or belching of Gas or eructations of form a @esert will express, as ade- i i und, ted food; ee] I o 3 TR EN IS { e not the right kind for home use. gested food; no feeling like & lump | < auately ua he can, how much he appre- o of lead in the stomach or heartburn, ciates this monumant {o his memory.” | Dewn south they have reached a |SiCk headache and Dissinass, and your P. F. MURTAGH, E. J. JONES £00d wWill not ferment and polson your | . Absolute relief from all Stomach stage where the one-horse farmer is | preath with Misery is waliting for you as soon as R 3 T e SN, g | eath il mesime ek " | it i Loy as con ue FRISWELL 92 gnd 94 West Main Street. 46, Shannon Building advance orders nging and Dec in work lach rests—gets itself in | up—and then you feel like e 0u come to the table, and at will do you good. ‘rom wbich will gush water to trans- 5 d o i the boys in all parts of the state, ai and, besides, oy e e KInE | e exohane. romarks thit 'he boys | 2N troublo and Indlgestion? A e singtc dose Wil distsc ani vitvere | Woll Spaconed WODd | T Sl Sid i biis | The Faslomramiens " or ass e » i all grew efore. Mr. Roosevelt, of | Would bewt them at baseball. Stomach gets tho blues and grumbles. | fooa the aoon, O 'i"qé',zn‘fld S e ToonS e have them in 2t | Norwich Savings Soctety, course feels the Lonor deeply and P T, rerTEy Give it a good eat, then take Pape's | stomach would de it. PR IR and prices. . 1 orating. ! ¥rom the Boston Record: Maswachua- was juet set down as “poor white Tell your druggist that ELE L : e i etts, to Toston: “Arent vou pieud ot| {1, o for a large case at any drug store here. Paped Dl;pex‘;:in gt cron vt mllT:nE :tzw L R..“ ; i) Telephone. an Jievator Shetusket atrest ean yeur wayward ‘youths® Boston, el A case of Indigesty 2D ecome thoroughly cured this time. Fin s - 2 "8 ©> to sconomy: “You cas bave| The anti-treating bill of Indiana per- | in five minutes. o oo 0B || Remember, M 3out Sisech toes bt bt R ness befory tho Bublic, there s no-Misk 1s wo navertising mealam 1y k ~ 4 miis 2 man ¢o give another & drink to ! 1 else Detier = 2 SN e > dium better than throigh fie adve BER] o eticac equal to Toe Bul here s nothing to take 1 Can ges ralief in flye minutes. dec2édaw i8g columns of The Sulictin. R business results, &