Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 17, 1911, Page 4

i 42 o s Fart e THE RECALL WORKED WELL ith “cor Liap Fo | hour ‘of birth. - Warm baths: | Cuticura soap and gentle aaofit- el g by 4 i a safe, and economi-, Considering " dates Represent a ngher Type of c&bemhxp—No Ermma Goldman’s. eal methodo{ireengthelhnand picthre of his etices faisker. Josemy Euvliione o scalp of eczemas, eruptions, itch- strange that he, everybody Improvement in Financial Standing of the City. «d respectaolo women, and ings, irritations, and was like him, for he : i % clubs ¢hrough- | chafings. and of establishing a own mirror. . A % d The Transcript is "‘“"""‘ in 385- | QEATTLE—Population 237,194, ' | methods resemble more than the old| 55 expected | permanent condition of skin an ing: “Every citizen of Holyoke has e vk g SR A g L adopt | hair health a supreme right to deny to the -»w 4.7 a .ls any political designation some large industry? P s _parties in| |y o Are the salaries of the may- t, but is, as we $1,500. Now $5,000. Cnnncflmen ;1,.:“. power. of trying 1o | allowed after the names of candidates | “'fy s we nave not cbserved . o e which the university established svv- COAL AND LUMBER. 4 2 diminiahed? or and aldermen larger under this Bat: will begin his it, & law placing the initi- R A R Ay b 3 ol Now $3,000. Councilmen reduced from | The last two words are the gist of | &t Brown at the opening of the aca- {ONLY 3 OR 4 INCHES ABOVE THE - Afternoons at 5. Bvenings | ALL WEEK, THE citizens uttering false 2“-... o e DN Enaparad. Tox ‘Whether eral years ago for its reiired profess- form “than " before? imisrepresentations about - oGr fi“ Thres answered O Tl e D e re~ | ors To Ml the vacaucy ttus crested, 3 1 P 1y the or's salary S I Sotary af ik TYes: party amilations do' net count | Former y the may not give you work or bread, then taks 5 RUN THE FIRE IN YOUR RANGE jtkl - ‘demic year in Sep ative, referendum and recall at ghe 18 to 9 in number, Emma Goldman's doctrine. For cour- | g0 ¥or o & e o the position | GRATE—NEVER UP TO THE LIDS. lecti. One answered—Yes. ' One made no | age, persistency, self-effacement, self- diaposal of all cities and making these| New York is doemed to lose some the " elections | _One B iBe i iaa. petait of hor ‘object | Of Drofessor of history smwe 189 ;oo Sl S pol:l AYERS le for the citizens of arfy city | of the water trafic’to deeper water 5 be Has thers been groater resulting | alis has . hitherty been ' unsurpassed | Erevious to that hie was associate pro. 10 fnvoke, whether the city takes &c- | ports in the emd. The day.of ocean siration of the | amons the worids swomen” Soveral Tassor of history amd director of tho |more Hot water, and you save the top . Presenting s L $fier tiom o not. It provides for the recall | oviathans-is upon us and deep water| Ft is a hard proposition . to buy a |®§onomy in the ad s times in_pri: to roam ersity extension from 1891 to 1899. | of the ramge, too. Please use CHAP- $ F unteipal fu a8 weil as other | and great docke must be had for the | majority of the voters. several departments? the stroets &t niEht wmmut a sleeping | Betors coming to Brown, among other | pgi 18 Coal, l The / c-d-l-. ané is thos a radical meas- | Convenience of commerce and for the |, Other than doing away with the old- | No. place; the associate of criminals ang-| Positions wi o as e—-.hs PN n { Gre, in line with the movement which | great fighting ships new ceming off | fashioned convention, where delegates | Too new to say | the continuous Victlm of the authori- — g £ B ™ Wil tas sotvs Shetn! 13a wivy SR Dandyiantly acoraliisd 812 |+ Optimntenorsbpls, : College and_ student ax the Untversi- CHAPPELL CO. of the state. . New York does mot take kindly to | ofice who chooses, there 1§ no change. h member of the muni- | pudlating es shadoes practically every | ty of Friedburg and Heldelburg, In - This is & mode of giving back to| the tdea of New London' as a termi- S ——— full time to the| tenat of what the modem state holds [ Germany. Prof. Munro is presiden 50 M fhe people uniformity of power, and | nus, says the Bristol Press, “for the| |1, s Are men of higher character ration? Sood, she stands for some of the no- | o the Thode Istand Chapter of Phi | Cemtral wn-fl -nd 150 Main Street ith these privileges within their grasp | great Atlantic liners, ‘and she bas | .ug greater ability induced-to become | Under the new regime he will ‘be | blest traits in humen tature—Life. e aoricr: Mgy B S ‘what other unifermity would be secured ', permit from the war de- | car i SCST 0 LCY obliged so to do. % s Bishop's Carriage Souvenirs of - Mr. McKnight Wednesaay ‘matinee. sary? The uniform power to correct | pdrtment Yo extend some of her docks % P Yes; they will. Prof. W. H. Munro Resigns. Rhode Island Historical society, and & - and punish wrong-doing | S0 as to accommodate the blg mew cox:,'d';:;';;“: ',',’fi,"‘,sfi;’ SoTsT IO | AEy exbagiad foido sa.r = Prof. Wilfred H. Munro, who has|member of the American Historical No‘advance inf prices for St. city government as|steamships, But that action is only | Some 3 _d. Has the financial standing of the | sorved, Brown university for twenty | association and the American Philo- ; ¥ temporary. New York is helplessiy in | ‘“Guite on the cutrary, I think the | Sity been improved? _ | years as professor of history, has re- | sophical association- Patrick's Day. o = scadotnchedor AW * | the shatiow water class. New London | tsndency"ia the ‘other way. No. ; ;‘,i‘;“:nt’c’, T e OHN \A. MORGAN & SON, ; 3 = ROAD DRAGGING. and Montauk Point are certaln to hum-| One answered—Y Two made no reply. ; Sept. 1, - 7 S [ : A cartpath never was @ osd and[Dble the pride ef Manhattan before| b. Are your aldermen. chosen as A e yote himseit to-Mierary. york wnten| | Qhildren Or J ; ; Next Week, ) never will be, and our country towns | lOnE.” spacialiste—that is, for especial knowl- | V: In general, is the new form of | versity corporation will elect him pro- | , FOR FLETCHER'S | Lumb “THE CHRISTIAN" o ane ru of them alural adventages must tell in the odge of finance, of highways, of build- | §overnment cleaner from political in- | fessor emeritus in Jjune, and he will T \ fla an umber / A designed, well-built, well- | epd. The movement to make the most | ;5" 4osartmental work in charities, | fluence, more business like in admin- | reeeive one of the regular pepsiors CAS ORIA ol Wihaet i armined dirs road 1a & aependabie trat.| of New Landon harbor is & step. for| fire department, water works, etc.? - istration, mero effectually .organized, - Teiephone 884 R i o flc thoroughfare and it Js surprising | future trade e No. It is t ble for progressive, more soundly eco-| | ’ 5 u " 000- | fense. “The No. one great seramble - Music. 4 iz country towns unable to bulld $10,000 It i e et fiad ) mile rouds do mot perfect more bt | valug of this harber should New York T o oaans ot - & be menaced by & foreign navy. ok o Py | o, % o hem. - 2 8 wl only ‘mine -places Probably will be. WILLIAM L. WHITE, X The uwe of a drag upon the roads ST HoTRe A By yutietyof chimstar skt AL WL Tenly: 4 ' in the spring is o sane way of getting nprmntea. A Lehl Piano Tuner, | iho best resuits; and most of this work| When March takes a notion 4t ap- | - Oue answered—Yes. One—No. Jet e el e Free llrlhllh.; and Lebigh o South A 86, Taftvitls © 15 left to the farmers of the west— | pears to be no work for her to work | . o b de S e gl e i Aiavh B SOE. % New Englanders do not _seem to do it. | up blizzard conditions. ‘there greater ‘and more | JeVIEC, . . % Towa is agitating now for the best e, n members of = . L3 | airt roads that can be built, because| ‘Out west the anti-Mexican war cry | Sire "SPos ol rEenty-ve per cont Yos; oo = A D. LATHROP, TR i 36 per cent. of her people will have to | is called the old coppernead yawp of - ¢ o|fective We just recailed Mayor Hi- - . e TUNER - depend upon dirt roads for the next| other days of the country’s trial, > , Twentysfive: per cengt_ i Ofce—oor. m-‘m » & B L ELEm A e e e T ot ecial Demonstration|™ = me—wa roan made without incressing taxatfon. will not make any erence to : . Tal. 811 Norwish, Ca kS are & crving | any of us whether we are knocked out | b: Ars appointments made by them | b. Are the public utilities—water, =2 Wt e g m""”“'"" Bgrend ank | by a new 1911 model, or a second-hana | (more than befers) on the grounds of | gas and electric lighting plants— A OF..~ ' it woud be o our credit to| automobile. fitness ‘rather than political strength? | owned by the city, and are they in- s = have plemty of e 7 “Folitical strength will probably be [ ventoried annually, and a balance . s - g —_———— e —— appy oug! ‘o) Ly you o e P ‘when rmen : 0 1 RECIPRGGITY. e T and weihout 3o | o Pobhe e i smn ard ewing machnines el opie Yoy Latest Novelties 3 ommecticut congressmen stand | but what you cannot help thinking | $3£d to b - ppointments are made by the| Water ang light owned by city and ] with Canada because [ about does. - mayor. and mn few are confirmed by | they are ln?lenlorled annually. < we“ seasoned wuod 5 = z betiows ¢ witl produse the mreat- | . o ce | 188 councit. We have noted no air-| Ong.amswered—Yes. - S ° t test number expec lerence in character or al ne made no reply. . . 3 N PR 1 to reaa on his vacation is more.vold-| - One_answered—Yes. 5 = C. H. HASKELL. c“lgnon Pufis T minous Yhan the Bible, Just imagine| c.” Does the administration in its| The following letter under date of 402 — *Phones — 480 . b 3 e s S Tars | e Cluster Curls | .- 3 here, and e f-. f o e on boih | The George single-tax plan is work- t it weuld be a good thing on both of tine." ' Higgins eays on’ this PLUMBING AND GASFITTING. ing In three hundred German towns, and here, where it originated, we find ~, for lie Nen Coittures JOHNSON & BENSON, same subject: “I voted for the con-| it still in the books. - 1 P 4 -i firmation of the reciprocal agreement| o CCCET :mlnk s - % = i P 2 c-&nl Avenue. Cana v o : il Mt U prerenicd an separate prop. | e womams place to get up and make , : . SLATE ROOFING || eitien U1 e ot patraarate Prob-| the fire will come east their chances 2 etal Cornices and Glylights, Gutters sn“ l" H n . bv. Condustors, and ail Kinda of Job- farmers will be hurt in the slightest | {0 matrimony will be fine. : ~ | bing ; preuwuy ey eenflt | An Diinois man who died the other : - .‘:-“a eiations mith Canedar |42y left one-third his estate to his E The blican of New En stenographer, and the widow has not > vty B " - | yet attempted to break the will. - R EEE TG : Fertrs: g ' R Lo va"ghn £y . , o T e o oo e ] B IRON CASTINGS hould a y shite Mas invited corraspondence £ror | foc aar caws on the Lait oot ~urniehea ptiy. Lacgs steck of vattarna, Na 11 te 1 Ferry S. F. GIBSON Tin-and Sheet Metal Worker 67 Broadway 'Phome 505 The Goodwin Cors: and Lingarie YOTELS FOR EVERY FIGURE. CORSETS ALTERED AND REPAIRE). for our raws on the half-sheli. We will have an expert operator on sswing machines demonstrats to you the efficiency and superiority of the Standard Rotary Sewing Machines. Come in and*have a look at this machine during the special demonstration. Throw Away Your Old Machine % KITCHEN | ‘ 5 his constituents upon fhe subject and 3 may recelve a majorty of letters| At van Buren, Me, the temperature k= against it the editor belleves if the|averaged 16 degrees below zero for | question was submitted to a vote of | over two months, and that is some the people of the border states ways from’ $he Arctic. ragions’ tod. would be carried by a large majorit " 5 it There does not appear to be any | The fine picture of Unéle Joe Can- l—hl that the majority of the voters | non now going the round®of the press L PL i! ; fi i i i ! il i il E E Bock Beer s in England would t th v . e 3 s y e s [ S Rt In, e e e Snventend e | = 55 STANDARD ROTARY - B i s, ey Cunn | A 10 i D l d Y o“ . §5 West Main Street, Team Delivers Everywhers. DRUBBING COMMICSIONER COR-| .The socialists of Milwaukee are now |- : elivered to You at ce, - H. JACKEL & €O BIN bing askhd whe ther do nulllljdpply ¥ > 3 "‘ F BuRNs 4 . 3 work to the le as they promised to, |- ou . Tel. 136-5. cor. Market and Water Sts, The Connecticut oyster Interest i > ; s s . 1 B e Tt & oy | ihont. invakine the wsd ot privals £ : : 2 Down and $1 Per Week B mectieut is inelined to make them pay B e vy : Furniture, y y tazes upon their valiable heldings| The red-headed widows of Texas, 5 sAvE Y"“R TIME ANB STRENGTH =F wiieh appreach a just valuation and | about whom the Houston Post boasts ] assessment of them. 50 much, now have an opportunity to - % Flaning fall in love with some true-blue sol- . SEWING ON A STANDARD ROTARY SEWING MACHINE is like dier bo; . b8 v <l 0 riding on a limited trai . | i re making one hundred and do B e e e At o e * “ - it, oh, so easily. It is all because of our ROTARY SHUTTLE, which goss the oyster law was passed in 1) bent upon conquering the business, and oy e round and round with constantly increasing speed, while the his millionairé father is betting he 2 back and forth, constantly starting and halting, and thereby wi o o 2-in-1 MACHINE, LOCK AND CHAIN STITCH. If's just like owning recerds show this fact conclusiv & two machines, one for chain stitch work on underwear, otc., and the other B AN iy ot AT o il pinver o B3 bax heskaserse for lock-stifch on heavier work. Change from one to the other in a me- il inicrded (o support tho | agé long to overiake a fellow on the ment's time and is the greatest convenience you can imagine. recommendation made by Mr. Corbin| dianfond. It doesn't get the umpire, . and his oolleagues that oyster ground | though, so quickly. Any machine from $14.95 to $55 sold on the same easy terms. be sssessed at = flat vaimation of $1) S S S wegardiess of whether it ls Germany, New and Ofd. Rl e G Nk aat |y, ST Mo o : Standard Vibrator Machines we have previowsly stated | <o far as the kingdom of i more justice, reason or | concerned, which Nas 087575 aNaD Style Arrow, - . . . . $1495 itants, an increase of 5,685, R e L L : Every cake of Lenox Soap 3 Heating and Plumbing, 92 Franklin Streat. Our Two Big Furniture Stores offer you many bargains in Furniture and Floor Coverings You could select no better time to furnish your home with up-to-date Fornituss ana Rugs at & saving of cost t The lakge uflmmont of high qual- ity and_ comstruction of our goods, combined with the present economical prices, makes this & rare money-sav- ing opportunity. Better investigate while the stock i3 at its maximum of completeness. SHEA & BURKE, ; both. easier and fastet. The STANDARD ROTARY J. E. TOMPKINS, S7 Waet Main Strest. L g Frpg | . . aame Style 14-H Norwood, . SR o 22.00 s s b "".- the” last half of the decade was but Sz’lc 7’44‘A Norwood, §23 50 prlng eason . Y e o .3 at ® alf of the o u & AT ¢ s garden The “repert gives in | 515 tY more than that of the first is like every. other cake—same Style 14-H Paragon, . . . $26.50 Your “WALY: B haa DHEOR AT A alf. Nevertheless, Prussia alone now g > x many other places incorrect informa- | |, NS. We have them in el B more ‘people, inan France oc Us Style 14-A Paragon, . -7 $2850 10 F. C. ATC ton, and the dnductions sre Wiogical | 13dor reat et and e totk size; same shape; same welght. and prices. YSICIAN AND SURGEON, : and Smpraetionble. It is to be regret- | for the empire will probably be avout St d l‘d R t M h ‘We are now taking &d: PH ted that a_more |-nun;( and Judi- | 65000000, same quality. vl anda o ary achines |« Faialtog, Puperhinging and Des- | Room 1, Seeond mr. Shannon Bidr. clous tiom. the industry ince 1870 Germany has surpessed # orat ne i coutd ._ sosused. every other country in Europe in most & %y N Style No. 2—Box Top, . $32.00 h.. B Sl fatindt Jtnasen géi"?;.,";fi?.'fiu power in_trade :'é If you h’ a cake of Lenox :‘Y:e 51:0001‘"““‘”1. .« " $37150 P. F. MURTAGH, “fi mhw m ms L futaish (he information the state e g A 454 2 x tyle 14-. « » $40.00 and Main Street. 2 SR Subesd of iblenting whnt it | oo toein .‘.:i:m';n:"fiui. u‘phec 3 Soap and like it, you can kQGP Style Grand Special, .. . $45.00 By lspzhou e 3 Fm- All m,&_ 3 i on the map is large, and yet there & . - o o emmavens o e on buying it with the knowledge ¥ e % rate of ldcallets, “They gave to the that every other cake will be as world ‘-mllhlx inkers - and _began va Capaan . reaensa | €32 Wizl ol LB : a powder explosion, | Teutons, who ne 3 and it !hmmhal - Standard Central Needle Maclnnes Style 14-N. A, . Style ;4R A, . . .. ., flsm - Style, Grand Special, . . . $4750, ':::g“:;; ;:: :2:.:.'?}"? o whes | the rest of Europe 2 » Style Princess, . . . . - $5500 ed down, l&‘u‘th::“u: * n‘.‘n . change 9 e MAKE IT A POINT TO SEE THESE pENTRAL < 1 2 NEEDLE MACHINES. . i i Dog Collars Alatgevmety at Lowest ‘ i i i H 2 i i Es i F 24 i American_cotton mills sold_§1.884.. 26 worth of their propes to the Phil wwu --n- bright enough doctored Chi- ,',, > modi ]