Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 16, 1911, Page 4

u % 1 £} Boewich Pulletin 115 YEARS OLD. ey Ol e T R % lephens Calls: 4 B Wilkismatic Otfes, gm 210, : 14 J! 'l b 4 THE REPUBLICAN NOMINEES. The republiean caucus en Mond: evening placed in nomination for al-| corn; and are not behind in preducing s h f. first class produets 1t seems as if it dermen, councilmen and the other of- might pay them to ma a trial with fices men whe are recognized for their excellence of character and abllity by the veters of Nerwich. The leading candidaies are men It is substantial progress that makes business ability and have had experi-| 4 not-air boom for a tewn leok dllap- ence In pu rvice. There is ne| idated. ut they witl, if elec P . B : auestion but thes will, If elected, serve| 1, 1,5, 45 it Madero had sericus the community ably and faithtully. ghy '-;p Goufich, — . It is up to the voters to elect the 1men best fitted for the positions which they have been selected to honor. The the one which should aiways command intelli- gent attention and sensible action, f pri meeting is n it i@ there the party must give expres- sfom to its choice and really set the page for the final contest at the poils o pace has been weil set by the caucus and the ticket is most inviting | not only to pa , but to the inde-| t pendent vote th city, and the republican worke hould see that the | interest is wed to wane from | now until the issues before the people| in June THE MAN AT THE HELM. e These are hot days in Washingt in more Noth publicani antagonisms as the d President Taft to negot mination of ate a treaty of | reelprocity with Canada | There is & pers position which President Taft belleves s prompted mowily by seifishness and which appears to be irrational The enemies of the president picture the situation in this way { The senate these wogds axpresses its contempt in| The president had dug « pit, the Canadlan reciprocity agree- ment, and the democrats wers now en- gaged In puiting him into the pit The National Grangs has been send- ng cireulars throughout the eountry in opposition te the Canadian reeiprocity and they are mar ing the farmers whom they pledge to support no man for office who works or votes for the passage of this bill Tn other words, a large cizss or Am ican citizens threaten to abandon re- principles hecause of the nterests d. Under| banner the nterests way to the s nan of the few President Taft remans calm and be- ves the advantages of the treaty Are numerous enough te bank en and likely to command the cordial support of the American people. GATHERING WILD FLOWERS. It is not se very many years ago that a man who 100k an inserest in flowers or became enthusiastic over them was considered s “sissified-man” or a freak: but now an Ohio editor pullicly proclaims that gathering wild flowers is the fairest of pastimes, and that such men see in every flower expremsion of true Those who ind gather wiid flowers w an the I enjoy flelds this rhapsedy upon them from his fluent pen: “Every blossom is from the Pralms: every greer Preverb avery trafling every bud a Prophcey, and when he returns be brings a Revoiation as beautiful and tsue a8 Holy Writ. It is Holy Writ for avery part of that bunch of & Ja an expression of God's grace a ‘Jove. And one feels after a search in the woods fer these flowers, the in- fluence of their modesty and tender- news, which graces get into his heart, and convert bim into & better man, and #0 he 1%, tii the eld world ef streets and crowds butt into his heart again and scares them all away.” We cannot all ses #o much in these floral miracies as this Obioan does; but we certainly enjoy his fervent love for wild flowers and his poetic inter- pretation of their heauty and the bless- ing they become to those who dwell close to the heart of nature. The Toledo Elade inguires what has hecome of the old-fashioned governor who thinks he could uccomplish great things I he only had a democratie legislature. He should look this way When old tin cans bring ten cents a dozen, the average hoy helieves in working for a oity beautiful; at other times it only means to him hillboards covered with circus pictures 1 source of comfort to Diaz. whoever is deing the talking. bragging about its being of superior quality, there THE NEW SECRETARY OF WAR. The appointment of Henry lfimfi; son of New York as of war 1o succeed Mr. Dickingen, who has resigned, calls out no adverse criti- cism from the press. T There is no reflection cast upen the retiring secretary of war, who gives no ether reason than the demand of private busiress interests upon him. Secretary Stimson has ' an excellent record as a progressive republican. He is distinctively a Roosevelt man and stands for yirtually all of the Roose- veit poliei It was through Roose- velt that he was fiwt introduced to the general public, when Roesevelt appointed him United States distriet attorney for a section of New York. He has been associated th the prosecution of the Sugar trust and has figured very largely in the fines and United States rebate cases of recent times. He has the confidence of the people in his ability to fill this new office to the satisfaction of the administration and his party 1 LOOKING FOR NORTHERN SEE! POTATOES. A resident of Texas, who formerly lived at St Albans, Vt, writes The Messenger of that place that Texas, as weil as Virginia, te which 10,000 seed potaiees were recentiy sent, is looking north for seed potatoes; and The Messenger says of the prospect: 1f this part of Vermeont cam raise for Virginia seed potatoes that pass a rigid inspection by a nited States govermment expert and win a contract over the competition of Aroostosk, Me. growers, what is to hinder the farm- ers hareabou taking advantage of is new market that Mr. Smith pro- poses to them This is the kind of | specialiced farming that pa: This the kind of intensive farming thet | has money in it! It takes gumpti | and hard werk fer a while; it tal aleriness and enterprise the comtract and it taking case fNing it. it when promise that a satisfactery | year will mean an imcreased business the same market in the years to come.” Why cennot Comnesticut eeme fn for a share of this susl potate trade? Our farmers produce the best of seed s in securing requires pains- and absolute homesty in But there is good money in the season i ever, and a a view to capturing a little trade of this sort £ EDITORIAL NOTES. ol troubles of his own which must be a ident Taft ju satisfied to let the | 33 know that he isn't scared Pry ountry America makes more beer than Ger- many and drinks more, but there is no A Brooklyn minister has found that are 150 different conceptions of and he has never canvassed Fos- R. 1 el dent Diaz declines to Te- to assume that he fis the line of retreat is open want to use it. i ays man misht is necessary to say ands ready, prefer to Mexican border the vea g0 to the The fask betwee h Mexico talk makes it appear winning it The is of little ac- we may mot cross it in a boat. 1 Vermont: Where a won usually a can- here & famnous baf non sits, We are not quite as unfortunate as Maryland, which the Baltimore News savs has politics for breakfast, dinner and supper the year round. The latest f famous battie wa non stands; b tle was lost a Ca As & man expresses himself in En lish, an exchange wants to know why | he invariably says "My strest,” and | is very eareful to say “Our alley ; The complexion that comes off at the wash bowl does not find favor with England's new queen. The real| bioom of the peach is what she stands for. The hope is being expressed that ! the Englishman who has invented| something to produce sleep has not | neglected something to prevent smor ing Massachusetts is getting after the liars whe boom stocks and gouge the people. In future a $5,000 fine or ter years in prison may come to this fes- tive “cus When Diaz does not know what else do, he asks questions for the in- surrectos to answer. This weuld do well enough if he was running a Sun- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR & When Fruit Trees Should Be Sprayed. hool class. iitor: Inquiries have come to ely regarding the spraying of t trecs and its effect npen bees. you kirdly print this letter. whick wiil serve as a genaral answer (o thes> inouiries” No harm to bees comes from the spraying of fruit trees provided this siraying is done at the proper season. As to what is the proper season, frult growers ara not in full accord. - Those who have made this subject a matter of careful study, however, state that spraying should not be done while the trees are in bloom. Among the latter is Mr. E. of Pomiret, known th E. Brown & gentleman who is well ghout the state for his siill in growing prize taking apples. Brown keeps bees for two pur- pses—cliiefiy for their in fertfl- luing the blossoms of his apple trees, but wiso because of his interest in the Insects themselves. 1 am quoting 31- Erown’s words almost verbatim in,the tollowing: 1 would not spray the trees whiie they weve in bloom. hecause of my becs. But even if [ did not keep bees, T would not do it. hecause I believe that high pressurs spraving injures the bloom. causing imperf.ct and. deforni- ed appies. | spray just after the petals fall” trees. the trees on that side nearost neigh- Goring bee hives being the only ones Weil Eraned. Both frutt grower and bee keeper shoutd do al fhey can io | prevent death and destruction coming to the homey bee from spray ing of traes out of season. ime the coddling moth, er to prevent worm: OBJECTIONS bought some flower seads this merning” said Mrs. Turnover, “and 1 wish, while you have nothing to do, yon Wwould go and plant them south of ihe house.” *“There isn't any sense in planting ¢ seeds south of the house” re- plied Turnover, Irritably, looking un from the novel he was rezding. “Any woman with senss enough to pouna sand would realize that the sun will ceok the flowers to death as soon they spring out of the ground. Flow: seeds should be planted in a shady place. You might as well piant them in the furnace as to put them souik of the house. Here you've lived over forty years and don't know where to | plant flowsr seeds yet! You ought tv £o 10 a night school and take a course in botany. “'Well, for goodness’ sake. plant th ‘40’ the nerth side of the house, thes Mrs. Turnover. “I want to brighi i \p ofir vard this vear, and a few flowers will be a great improvemant. Take the seeds and plant them nort: of the house, where there is plenty of saz. never lesrn any- Your exhibitions cf ignorance are astonishirg and painful. An hoolgirl knows that flowers WOL't grow on the north side of a hou There they are exposzd to all the cold winds and get nome of the vitalizing sunshine. and they just tirow up their hands and quit befors they have borne a biysscm. Your idea of having flowsrs about the place i #00d <ne. but you should exercise some juégment fn sslectinz a olace for them. You might as well plant flower seed: in the refrigerator a3 on the north side of tha heuse ™ “@h, course, thousand objecti Turnover. thing Ma vou wiMl have ten s, no matter what I u get hold of some movel i's impossible to ou to twrn a hand to anythin. You'M sit there and object, and object, and_okjest.” “This is far from being a rubbishy novel, I'd hava you know,” said Turn- over, virtuous indignation. “It's Just like a woman to jump to conelu- sions .ud condemn & book without Iaving looked at it. This is one of the best detective stories I ever read and nobody can read it without being im- proved by it. Such a book should be in the hands of every growing youth, as it fits him for the battle of life and puts him on his suard against the pit- falls that menace the unwary. It shows that, no matter how adroft and cunning ths criminal may e, the sleuthhounds of the law are more adroit and cunning and reiribution even‘ually comes down on tha transgressor like & government piledriver and knocks the stuffing out of him. Where will you find a better moral Iceson in all the range of litec- tare? If I had my wey there would be | a law requirirg every man and boy in this courtry to read at l:ast one de- tective story every day.” “Oh. bother your detective stories! I'm thinking about the best place to plant those flower seeds. I suppose if I suggest tha east side of the house you will have some fresh objection?" “Of course I will. I can think of no greater fcliy than plant:ng flower seeds cast of the house, when the house fa the west. That puts them in the b vard, where nobody can see them. Flowers are grandstard players and want to be in the limelight, and if you put them where they can't attract p lic attention they shrivel up and di Scine flwers may be born to blush ¢ seen, ais the poet says, but they don take kindly to it as a rule, especialiy when the sceds were bought at the grocery. The grocer has had them in stock for eleven yvears, and even if tiey @0 erosr they'll turn out te be cockie- burs or bulithistles. If I were you T'd throw those seeds into the allev and then forget all abort them and sii down #nd improve yeur mind by ra ing one of Caboria nt stories, ‘Take my advice— “You're an old fraud:” interrupted Mrs. Turnover. “T'll go and plant those Seeds maseif!”—Chicago News. sarted, & firm dealing in spraying out- fits sens out printed directions in- strueting tho buyers of their machines o spray the frées while they were in Wiossom. This unwise instruction was «ffered v. ile the whole matter was lit te understoed, but, llke eil other er- rcre, is hard fo Kill. It has resulied in much Icss, to both frult growers and Bec keepers. To the fruit grower be- cfuse of lessened crops of fruit, and ‘o the bee keeper because of poisoned becs. In some localities the bees were nearly il killed off by this throw: of peisomed spraye upon the blossome whish the bees awere visiting to gather the heney whieh the apple dlossom so Teely furpishes. "The bee is mest useful to the apple grower. Large orchards would with- out the noney bee bear but small crors The wili bees of Various sores are not suffictent te pollenize the blossoms ex- cept in_small orchards and isolated This has been noted again and In the egse of large erchards from | | The soraying which brings harm to | bees is done while the trees are in | 10 harm coming at any othe The proper time to spray fo apples, is just after the blossoms fall, while the little apples are stili in an upright position and about the size of Tt is too late after the little ap- have turned their blossom ends down. From one week to ten days elapse from the time the blossoms fall to the time the little apples have be- come inverted. This thme is suffictent for the coddling moth spraying in most casss. Where very extersive orchards are to be sprayed one can start in after nine-tenths of the petals have fallen, or can first spray those trees which bloom early, finishing with the Iate blogmers. The chisf danger lies in the spre ing done by contract. A person or a firm taking oontracts to spray various smail orchards will find it difficult to do all spraying at the best time, and will argue that it is Tight to spray the blossoming trees. Frult tres owners shouid jrsist upon havime their trees sprayed at the proper fime. Yours respestfuly. ALLEN LATHAM. Norvich, May 15, 1831 Plans for State German Day. The state executive committee of the German Federation of Conmecticut held a meeting recently at the state head- quarters in New Britain. Stats Presi- dent William ¥. Lange presided. 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