Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 28, 1911, Page 4

in this country is by those With forelgn names.” in his breast, hn- Sia Taltowmen, " Alihouk T eagned oy that of the inmates of the atate prison | knowledke in s hard. sehoo at Windsor, 126 wers born in the Unit- noara ed States and only 29 abroad, while in TO SAVE THE INEBRIATE. It is pleasant to think we have an age when the drunkard is only belleved to be worth saving, that he can be permanently re from the degrading habit which Over a half-cenfury the birth of Christ Seneca sald habit: “Drunkenness is noth- else but voluntary madness”; and more than a century ago, pro. “Habitual intoxication is the ‘epitome of evory crime. It was Johnson who at last com- ‘celved tln “the chains of habit are ? all to be felt until 856 too strong to be broken.” || Them an unknown writer scemed Ro ~ ‘See that “all wrong is involuntary’ ‘=0 centurles passed before the of Seneca that “Drunken- 18 voluntary madness” came to regarded as an involuntary degra- ; and 1t was still added decades ‘l‘n man saw that irregularities, ex- abnormalities in life, were not manifestations of an e‘ll heart, symbol of a soul which had Deen mastered by a counter-force, That n its mastery represents deep- disease; and this late and char- view has led the humane to rescus from dezradation and thelr rehabilitation as good and use- It was Marcus Aurelius who asked type for which the more advanced are : but will he arrive before fal- lible man gets to bs earnest in cast- ing the life-line to the most fallible * for his saving and for his salvation? There are bills before the legisla- be done in rescuing the worth- bit, festoring them to the God-given and balance which was their it, and to the self-command manhood and the habits which tell for progressive- and the well-being of the family, cemmunity and the state. should to our representatives T £ause it is not only an assurance of NOTICES IMPROPRIETIES, Governor Baldwin repudiates the that he is prompted by partisan in his removal of all officers and appointment of their successors. ' "That he appointed an eminently fit- to succeed Colonel Macdonald . of New Haven as insurance commis- 4 eannot be denied, and in tak- " dng exceptions to the intimated for this change, made by Courfer of that city, he press representativ “AS to my nomination to the insur- commissionership, I think Mr, 4 committed a serfous im- y in acting, while holding that as chairman of the republican committes of New Haven. The \ head of a state department, charged 2 dutles of 30 delicate and respon- 3 & character, should not mix up 40 actively in party politics as to run ; it part of a party machine. _ His time s callod for in other direc- 'F tous and he commands also the con- \ - ce of the public best by keeping " aloof from any close connection with struggles for political suprem- is no fault to be found with & position as_this; and if these e the lines along which the govern- 49 acting he will be likely to wis support in his endeavor -to public office administered upon rather than upon political ac- and partisan merit. post hds been a dream jgreat while; and it is more than that the successful party in will be compelied to make it a or Lorimer did not have the to sit down on the point as he but clothed it so that it dess menacing as Dby him u an English bar- matry an Ohio farm- . seeking to im- it the house of correction at Rutland the native-born number 206 and the for- elgn-born only §7. And of these 206 native-born, 141 are Vermonters, men fding: white meeting house!’ This old notion concerning foreign- ToW. 7 “I don’'t Whnt to make a wheelbar- row,” Teplled - Jagway, sourly, still pounding away st the dog kennel he always the way,” Bees- on. “The man who is really public- spirited is never apprectated. He ers was born of prejudice and has no foundation in facf In this age, the native-born should be careful to make statements which are weil founded or they are likely to be tripped up. When it comes to the matter of proportion, the natives may make us g0od 2 show- ing as anybody; sens in casting o kind upon our adopted fellow citisens. | THE COTTON BUSINESS IN INDIA | The cotton industry of Indis is yet in its juvenile days, but as an infant industry it presents a healthy fromt. The first cotton mill was established in India 60 years ago. Ten years later |, the number had increased to 12, con- taining 328,000 spindles. According to the Bombay Millowners' association returns to June 30 last, there were 243 mills, with 20 others in course of erection. The number of spindles had risen, in round numbers, to §,200,000, and ‘the looms to $2,700; the hands employed had increased to 234,000 and the cotton consumed to about 2,000,000 hales. The capital in the industry is $60,000,000. KFor the year ending March 81, 1910, the product of the India cotton mills was 27,364,000 pounds of yarn and 228,728,000 pounds, or 962,463,000 yards of woven cloths, There were exported 2 yarn and 94,- 100,000 yards of cloth. In 11 years the production of cloths has increased 133 per cent. by weight and 193 per cent. #y length. But imports of plece goods increased 63 per cent., nearly all com= ing from the United Kingdom. EDITORIAL NOTES. Happy thought for today: Even the honeymoon has to wane. pr-Somnti ‘When 1ti' comes to brotherly love there is very little of it ever shows up among candidates for office. It is quite common for a legisia- ture to win more fame for what it doesn't do than for what it does. The fact that Dr.'Cook is receiving invitations to lecture shows that this is a patient and long-suffering people. The ring of Roosevelt’s speeches has lost none of the old charm. He holds the admiration and good will of the people. There 48 no likelihood that there will be a belt of Kiss-not clubs around the earth as there is of Christian En- deavor. An aeroplane at Los Angeles took up the whole family and returned them in safety to earth. May it continue. the habit, The averment of a Massachusetts tell a person’s age Will prejudice the girls scientist that the X-ray will against it. New Jersey, but there is lttle reflections of this being conscious that head. There was old Galileo, who in~ vented a_telescope or a =lothes horse or_something sort. What did they pearl-handled umbrella or a gold- headed cane? No, sir; they jammed him into a nasty 0n away under- sround and fed him on prunes and ry bread and the school children pestered him with their bean-shooters through the barred windows of his cage. “Then there was Christopher Colum- bus. He was @ man with a great jdea. He took a storage egg which was so strong that it stood on end and he reasoned from that that there must be a continent away beyond the jumping- dotohim? Didtheygive him a|all ing else for thirty Thars, and T always want to be noigh. borly sud give people the benefit of my ‘There is.a right-way and a to and ere’s nothing more exasperating than a badly-made cradle. “Mre. Flinders, who lives down the street a little way, had a great time with her youngest child. The infant seemed too fretful for any good use. It was yelling-and sending in riot calls day and all night, and the poor woman couldn’t get any sleep. I step- ped into her house one day and saw at a glance what's the matter. That unfortunate ' child's cradle was all wapper-jawed. An india rubber baby couldn’t ‘sleep in it. I took that cradle home and rebuilt it on scientific lines and: the baby" slept so soundly in it that “Mrs. Fiinders had to pour ice- water over the young ome tho nmext morning to wake it. Now- But Jagway had taken his tools and departed.—Chicago News, CAPITOL CHATTER Little Sidelights on Legislators and Legislation If there was any charge, there would o a big advance sule of seats in the ‘hall of the house for the hearing on tho public utilities and kindred bills he- fore the judiciary committee at 2 orclock this (Tuesdsy) afterncon. The reason? It is expected that President Mollen of the New Haven road will be present to be heard by the committee, It is a case of & big man talking on a bie proposition, and the chances are a.l& In favor, of there being a something Ing. Neither_the time nor the place nor the girl has been selected, but when thess littlo . dotatls ha taken care of, you of Connecticut who are Interested in the question of woman suffrage may journey up to Hartford safe in the conviction that the suf- fragettes or the Nutm ired a case ture that is to hear eas, that ‘will be presented in a lotl u.\d dlb- orate manner; and if the not_got all of the privileges that e uin Pending whia give Jhem 12 they are golng to make their conten for. recogmition with an that is heightened by the knowxedga that they have Governor Baldwin as a supporter of at least some of their de- sites. The advance agents of the skirted hosts are @lready at the cap- itol, devoting themselves particulariy to the m rs of the committee on ‘woman suffrage, which has not yet as. signed a hearing. Oh, that committee! ‘What opportunities for glory! What dire Ibilities in going wrong! May they never be sentenced to wear the Spooner of the temperance legislative committee has told the commities on excize that be 18 op posed to employing minors to secure evidence of the sale of liquor. - This statement followed a discussion over the allegation of supporters of the liq- uor interests that minors, who under the present laws are exempt from pun- ishment when furnishing, evidence of violations by liquor dealers, are some- the mosquito of 1911 will be of the same old model, is up in arms against the whole tribe. Who envies John D. Rockefeller his LITTLE DORA’S QUEST. Secking a Way to Send a Letter to Heaven. five millions quarterly? -It must take him more than eight hours a day to keep it counted. The man whoSe birthday closes the schoolhouse door for a day is as big to the small boy as anybody may clalm that he is. The man who thinks a campaign fund is his private business errs as badly as the man who thinks a public service corporation is. If it is true, as Mr. Hill says, that we shall save $800,000,000 by trade rec- iprocity, how much will Canada lose, or the American farmer gain? Congress a charge of killing time as well as Senator Lorimer did himself against corrupt practices, should it try. u ever noticed that when are running for office they all claim their specialty is’ in doing things just as the people want them done? The Missourl Pacific is looking for a §100,000 president to operate 1it. There are plenty of clalmants for & job of this kind, but few who can qualify. What to Do. A New York state engineer claims that every automobile running in the city of New York has cost $35260 in macadam roads, while every .automo- bilo in the state has cost $59,800 in macadam. In dirt roads the cost ja Dproblematical, but gpeat. There are 36,000 registered automobiles in New York city and 58,000 in the state. New York state has spent: $28,000,000 so far ‘to mend roads out of an appropriation of $§0,000,000 for good T and will need $40,000,000 more, nearly $100,000,- 000 altogether. Only one thing to do in such a case—roast the way commissioner.—Commereial Record. Sick Mr. Johnsing On Him. Tony Drexel knocked out by a ish spring of nobility. Himmel! pride of the republic is humbled in| dust.—Pittsburg Cbronlcle-’fela- Brit- The On with the Dance. It Gen. Orozco does not attack Gen. Na- varro, Gen. Navarro will attack Gen. Orozco. Very well—Dallas News. Great to Be Crazy. Lots of men would 1iKe to be as orazy as Banker Robin long enough «ol get their hands on a million or two— Bpringfield Republicap ht defend itself against is reported from Mexico that if Some time ago, a much-thumbed and tear-stained postal card was received at the Cincinnati postoffice. The writing on it was in a childe ha trembling and uncertain, and the foi- lowing is a verbatim transcription of it. The address was “My dear mama in hea e “home. dear mama—I am so lonesome sins you went to heaven, i want to go you the time seems 5o long. You i could come to you. Mrs. Clarke kind to me, but she ie not like you. You sho this to God & send for me sure. My arm hurts me so & you said it would be well in heaven. a kiss, from me, littie Dor The postmaster said: “It Would seem that there ought to be some reply to that,” and X take the liberty of making “Dear Little Dora: There is to Heaven no U. S. mail To bear our troubles, in detall, To, friends who still to us'are dear, Though now no longer with ub here And yet your “postal’s” simple prayer Has told its tearful story there. You say “Mamma, show this to God, Bub though it may ¢o you seem odd, He saw you, while inditing it, Your trembling strokes, while writing t, Saw all the marks and stains it bore, And ere you mailed it, read it o'er. He, therefors, knows all it contal. Knows all about your aches and pains ‘And moon will give you sweet relief From all your sorrowing and grief, By sending one to mother you, Or taking you to Heaven, too. God hearkens to all adults sighs And to their many grievous cries: But tears that to Him quickest ris Are those from Httle orphans’ eves. ANDREW J. HETRICK. Canterbury, Gonn. Antwerp, one of the world’s largest four ports, is 53 miles from the sea. AtFountains & !Iso\vlm “n'onucx's MAI.TED Ml LK The Feod-drink for All Ages. At restaurants, hotels; and fountains, Delicious, invigorating and sustaining. times employed by unscrupulous pér- Sons as stool-pigeons get cases 3 st & licensed dealer, who while b the law if he sells a minor, even unknowingly, has no redress un- der the statutes as they read at pres- ent, unless the minor has misstated his aga. 2 Colonel Charles M. Jarvis of Berlin made the principal argument before the committee on appropriations in re- lation to the bills making appropria- | tions for the Connecticut Agricultural college at Storrs. Special appropria- tions for improving the dining hall, Yor the electric lighting plant, and for extension and fleld work are asked for this year. Colonel Jarvig' talk includ- od an explanation of the value of the college to the state and the great aid is to the farmers through the R Erowikige. that 3 ‘:?‘& By e i 10 s gained by the scientific men connected with the fac- ulty. One of the leglalative reporters at Hartford tells this little story: Sou- venir Taylor had been around with his valentines on St. Valentine's day, his cards on Lincoln's birthday, and his flags and cards on Washingtor's birth- day, and each time the reporter had Seruics fhis artislas howms. o Blk FRRE. ster with the explanation that they were from “Souvenir” Taylor. On the last occasion the young hopeful asked: “Say, is that man Santa _Claus? Whereupon we venture: No, he isn't; but he is going to have the feindeers and sleigh just as soon as Kris gets through with them. “Souvenir”is the logical candidate for the Christmas week job, 0 Reprasentative Hotchkiss of New Ha- ven has a bill that will be soon given a hearing before the judiclary commit- tee which provides for the publication of any news or information concerning criminals or persons suspected of crime under the authority of some proper po- liee or other offier, and making it a crime to publish or take or give away the picture of any police or detective officer of ‘the state. SOMERS CREAMERY. Makes Report of Busy and Profitable Year. The annual meeting of the Somers Creamery company, which markets its entire product in Springfield, was held at Somers recently. Tha report showed that 1910 was by far the most pros- perous year in its history. The total bhsiness of the past year amounted to $144,940, and nearly 2,000,000 quarts of milk were sold, which brought the farmer an averdge of 39 cents a quart. Besides this, the creamery disposed of 118,000 pounds of butter. fat, for which the farmer was pald an average of 37 2-3 cents per pound. W. M. Cushmen ‘was again chosen general manager. The following directors were elected: Myron P. Avers, Bert D. Cogley, John Kibbe, Brnet 5. Palier. Agolzn Charin, Lawis 6. Gowds s 5 to ctil Trand t the substitution of in its place. o With. ther agent can his- cuit, cake:;;hot-breado be made healthful so pure, P and dellclous. Baking Powder costs only a fair price per: and better atits price than an; y other baking powderin the world. llmlmmdun.he-ld:hflood. __A Royal Caok Book—800 Receipts—Free. Send Name and Address. ROVAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. Fuller. At the meeting of tbe directors the followln‘ officers we: elected: President, Myron P. Avery; treasurer, Willara . Faller. Tho théasurer wil be obliged to furnish e $10,000 bond. A Small Matter. Nothing wew about a copgressman- at-latge. New York state has had them.—Buffalo Times. Not Bryan's Fault. The fame of Nebraska's Lincoln is still several lengths behind that of Kentuck's.—Anaconda Standard. WARNING! To All of LEWANDO’S customers who have some Cleaning or Dyeing work that they would like sent to Lewando's for treatment THIS coming season of Spring, we advise bring your garments here NOW pleas: DON'T WAIT until we will be rused when it will take from two to four weeks to do your work and return it ready to use. Respectfully, MARSHALL'S, 164 Main Street, with the Norwich Circulating Library N. B. Every season there seems to be a great number of people who bring their dyeing-and cleaning just when they are ready to use the same instead of coming early when we are not rushed during the quiet season: ‘a laundry soap, buy. any price. soaps. the best value, in the way of that money can There are soaps that sell for less; but most of them are dear at Lenox is the cheapest of M soaps; the best of m e T T LUMBER AND COAL. COAL Bridge the Guif from Winter to Spring with Chappell’s Coal There is. certainly o gulf between now and Aptil 18t, aad you can bridge it simply, economically and efficiently With the’ great famlly, Coal we ere selling. CHAPPELL CO. Central Wharf and 150 Main Street. Telephories. LUMBER JOHN A. MORGAN & SON, Coal and Lumber Telephone 384, Central Wharf COAL free Burning Kinds and Lehigh ALWAYS IN STOCK. A. D, LATHROP, Office—cor. Market and Shetucker Sta Telephome 163-13- CALAMITE COAL “It burns up clean.” Well Seasoned Wood ©C. H. HASKELL. 402 — "Phones — 489 JOSEPH BRADFORD, Book Binder. ink Books NMiade and Ruled to Order, 108 BROADWAY. Telephone 86% . ¢ i Dr.F. W. HOLMS, Dentist ‘Telephone 522. oct10d Shannon Building Annex, Room A. DR, C. R, CHAMBERLAIN Denta/ Surgeon. during his last fliness. 161 _Main Street Norwich, Gonn Rose Bowling Alleys, LUCAS HALL, 43 Shetuckes Straet. & 3. C. GTONR. Frop 1647 Adam’s Tavern 1861 offer to the public the finest standard brands of Beer of Europe and America, HIII.P. B. Ale, Jones' Nourish- ing Ale, Sterltng Bitter Ale, Anheuser, Budwelser, Schiitz and Pabst. A. A. ADAM, Norwich Town. Telephone 447-12. “Be pleasant until ten v'zlack in the morning. and the rest of the day will take care of itse't.” —Hubbara. It's easy to greet the new day witn a smile when you can have the morn- ing bath room as luxuriantly warm as | the air of the tropics. Why taks chances of having the temperature of your bath, dressing or dining rooms below the safety point, knowing as you do so well the variableness of oue New England winter weather. VULCAN ODORLESS - GAS HEATER insures you all the heat you want and Just when you want it The gas pips carries the fuel, no can to fill, no ofl to spill. Get one today and make this the most comfortable winter of your lite. Experience has shown you that house heaters ars rarely working at satisfactory efMciency in the early houre of the day. We have thess odorless creators of comfort at $2.75 2nd $3.00 each highest guality tubing 7"Cents per foot, ruel p Towt of 1050c and materia City of Norwich fias & Electrical Dep't, llnralflusmns and l’.ulflmrs For All Occasions. GEDULDIG S Telephone Afternoons at 2. Evenings at 8 e All Week—Matinees Daily. POLI PLAYERS GREATEST OFFERING— THE DAIRY FARM BIGGEST! PRODUCTION .OF THE SEASON. D ——— Souvenirs Wednesday Afterncon FRIDAV Afternoon—*Country 8oci Redeption on the Sta; Afilr th. Matinee to Allow the Publio to meet Miss Montgomery and the Company. NEXT WEEK, “TflE THREE OF US.” mysic. . WILLIAM L. WHITE, Piano Tuner, 48 South A St, Taftville ¥. C. GEER TUNER 7' 7 122 Proapect 8¢, Tel 811. Norwich, O WM. F. BRILEY (Successor to A. T. Gerdner) Hack, Livery and Boarding Stable 12-14 Bath Street. HORSE CLIPPING A SRECIALTY, AUTOMOBILE TO RENT. Telephone 883. Announcement for 1911 The Fanning Studios, 1 Willow SL. would respectfully call attention to the Wall Papers we carry and the work- men we have_to do our work. We ¢an assure the x;lmmn.- of a fine grade of labor and the very best patterns and designs in our 1911 Wall Papers. - We can quote apecially low prices for werk complete, or.will be pleased to sell the paper if you have any regular firm to do your work. Latest: Novelties Chignon Pufs Cluster Curls «_for the New Coitfures Gibsan Toiet o 67 Bréldwaj Phone 505 e The Goodwin Corssi and Lingarie WODELS FOR EVERY FIGUR: CORSETS ALTERED AND REPAIRZ), DONT WORRY It Makes Wrinkles Worry over ' lli-health- doss - 'yout health no good, and merely - causey wrinkles, that: make you look oider than you are. If you ara sick, don’t worry, but lo about It to lel yourself v.ell. To this we repeat ‘“ words of khoullnd‘ of other former ifferers from wom- nly flls, simflar to yours, when we “Take VIBURN-0 St'18 & wonderful female rem<dy, a8 you will admit if you try it. Directions for its usz are printed Iz six languages with every bottle; Price $1.25 at druczgists. FRANCO:GERMAN CHEMICAL CO. 106 West 129th Street. New York. ave You Noticed ths lncridifli Trilud?