Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 13, 1911, Page 4

as a force and considering the trouble she made for’ herself as well as for others, it i3 not.probable that any- one will try to follow in her footsteps ’l”}h’n immediately. PRIMARY ELECTIONS IN MASSA- .-Ptn@. CHUSETTS. ’ Just a_moment, Billy” said that; “Oh, thats it, ch?’ exclaimed his There is,# bill before the Massa- | Small boy's father when Billy soughts father. A secrel! Well, young mian, 2 WAI.'rEn STEAD ch y chicl to. escape immediately after dinner. | unless vou make up your mind to dig ish v....( le ch..-..ur # e N cr Ynes 0| “There is no need for that wild dash, | up thai secret in about one minuie A The Baseball Fie - 3 SHOWS DAILY- 3000 feet of the best Independent Motion Pleture Film shown at eseh performance. ADMISSION. 10c. EVENINGS, RESER VED SEATS, 20e, Feature Picture, BACK TO THE PRIMITIVE MISS BESSIE MACK, Soprano. o R so far as I can see. The house isn't|and a half there will be somethins : > 3 ; ©0ss gives notice he is waiting anx-lon fire and there’s no circus parade | happening here that won't be a secret 3 jously {0 append his signature to, be- | passing at the corner. Besides, I want | to_ansbody in this block Anytime £ i G Enter. cause it does away with party com-|{to talk to you for a minute.” , you think you can stay away from g = Conn,y ::cmtm.ul::(;: Norwich. | \entions and mbkes all candidates| Billy came back reluotantly, 4nd|home the whole afternoon, when your e g™ e subject to_nomination by direct vote | Polsed uneasily on one leg with His cap | mother wants You to do forty ifferent . R 2pie e under his arm. nss, und worl Efiu Busners otnce. 18y, of the heople, Including the offices on | ™ Where ‘were you goins?” asked his | srocery wagon for nothing, and then OI-' Sfll(:fl.Y PURE, FRESH, WELL ILNOWN, otin Job Brdce. 2o- 8. g . father. tell me it's a secret—say, whom do you ; % 2 Mueray | #107 TePTescnialive, consressman, and | “Aw, the sun is shinin’ vet ex- | think vowre talking to?" < HIGH GRA'E FOODS p o g even the state and district committee- | plained Billy, “and us kids are go-| “Weuld you—would you tell if I told ". Reape men. . :n' t‘:v play sunset baseball every day ouv"‘;' "mlqlz‘xre«z le RS s 2 . =% | Of the bill the Springfield Republi- | In_the evenin’ after this.” “Well, I don't know,” said his father F T sd w d d d Th sd Norwich, Tuesday, June 13, 1911, | 7 'he o SpiREne e Oh' that's it!” said his father.| cautiously. “That depends on what it or 1ue ay, ednesday an ursday - The whole convention asiness is| You have plans for the whole sum- [is. What's all this secrecy got to do 3 o by the binrd: B ERF o nondnats mer, have you? Well, béfore this !Smel with Hinkins %nd his grocery wagon o g0 by th . 50 fa beging there are one or two things 1| “We swore 'n oath,” declarcd Billv, |l Fxtra Fine, Sweet; SIRLOI Best ne Cil' ] ing candidatas is concernad, There | want to find out. Your mother had a | “that none of-us would teil because i i C..hfi.n () | will be a state convention "of each|little chat with me just before dinner, | the Liberty's would find out we got | Mohican c,m c eer 1b. |'party to frame a platform and listen | and 1 helieve she's sort of curious. | profeshnal pitcher. So if 1 tell vou|@pyyrvppp ™ STEAK m '“"eun. | to political oratory, but convention | o, but I told her to leave it to me|and, vou tell it, then they've got it on Beef | contests over the Momination of can- | 10 #sk the questions. What were you ma" he ended almost tea_r_{ully, 7 The Bulletin hon the Ia ete- || didates will be ended.” doing on Hinkins' grocery wagon after ‘See here!” said his father. ‘Tve % o rgene ete || dida 3 school today ” had enough of this nonsense about se- fi. d C kl Lal' e. F t S “ aEEZR culation of auy paper im Easters || These political changes everywhera| ““Bin ‘0oked up with a startled air,| crets and oaths and things. I want 00 LOOKINg ge, rat, dal O Cemmecticut, and from three to four || arc designed to overcome, if possible, | and then tried to dig a blue rose out of | to. know what you were working on k C TUNER iimes larger tham that of amy the indifference on the part of the|the rug with the toe of his shoe. that grocery wagon for, and I want to poTAToES Mackerel 4 for Norwich. 1t fa delivered to ever || voters to public issues, as well as to was helpin’,” he said. know quick 122 Proapect 8¢, Tel. 611. Norwiel O 17chl| Latest Novelties —1| Chignon Pufis 3,800 of the 4,053 houses 1a Nor- | corvect some evils connected with Jelping? What do you mean?” “Well, you know, ‘Lefty Maginn, he With, and 7end By aimety-three por it convention methods. It re-| .“Helpin® on ‘the wagon,” Billy ex- |drives a wagon for Hinkins,” explained - Hons plained. .| Billy, “and he's the best pitcher of any i g sl g mains (o be seen whether direct ref- You know, helpin’ with the orders.” | one around here—he gets a half dollat EPA T ENT it Is. delivered to ever 300 houses. || crence of the matter to the peoble| Ok, vou've gome to work for the|a zame if he wins. So we was goin’ o ! | | IF YOU WANT .+ |'= Pwisam ana Damicliom o ever | iy bring betier results than so-called | grocer, have you?’ asked his father. | play the Libertys, off the other side ot Cluster Curns | Fm:*r CLASE. PIAND, 2,100, sad tn =l we plmces It || ;5chine methods, Well,' that's _enterprising! Starting | Maple avenue, tnis afternoon at & | O alifornia Jumbo | S i comsiderea the local daily. | =3 — ht out in the business world be- | o'clock and we wanted ‘Lefty to pitch| | et a SHONINGER through Bastern Commecticut THE LAW'S DELAY. ‘re through school! How | for us and he couldn’t it he wasn't| @ ORANGES doz. BANANAS doz. c «__for the New Coitfures WHITE, THE TUNER, mine (owus, ome hundred It is common and popular to blame Mr. Hinkins paying you?" | through work, so four of us said wed . 48 South A St, Tafeviile. 3 ave e AL < mot payin' us nothin.” an-| heip him%and we had to swear 'n oaf : st i e o the miscarriage of justice to the tech- | ( crOy Billy, "“He doesn't know we're | not to tell for fear the Libertys would |l Best LEMONS Bermuda Bhe T i e o e[| el deeze ot the couris e, e | o8 vagn, Hed ke ST WA | 850 ke loads protemel esl . - - doz. ZJC|ONIONS 2 1bs VICH prpe To Learn Pians in 10 Minates d@wn @nd.on @B of the R. F. D, | attorners find excuse for, and to keep | T, i use we helped him on the wason : routes In Eastera Comnecticut. silent about the lgose administration | IR o o e the fdea? P ens snd s tather stowly. —ana || SCULLIONS Fresh Roasted l u" "I e "l \\"»:u-r-r/\hrn e S of the law by thé courts. Billy slowly swung half way around | where is this quarter to come from?” £ 3 b i c PEANUTS it own, n CIRCULATION he land News is of the opinion [ and heaved a deep sigh. Oh, 1 forgot,” said Billy. “I was unches = bag 67 Broad “Ph 505 that flagrant failure to enforce law is It's a secret,” he announced, firm- | goin’ to ask you for a dime of it to roadway one 29> = — COAL AND LUMBER. this point, it says: | ] : . can says about water additions In that | of work that he is said to have lost "] [; d I;flr Trnere wis o conpicuous instance | (i, "\3ith aetects reported in the | money on ‘the contract ° S 7 6 b0OOWIN LOrSGI COAlL oA Spr % all, X servolr fimished at| In the general run of English shops Week enting s ago. It was & small matter, | “4ke Ashburton reservoir, finished at{ B . 0 8 apt \erapped up in pape | g:;gi‘nga:i:: saiad OIL Wessons - an 1 Q¢ and l.'lfl[]flrifl WODELS FOR EVERY FICURE. CORSETS ALTERED AND REPAIRE), June 10 a cost of nearly $600,000, the job of | 1¢ SUOCIC 1S KePt WHIOPER AP I PERCT bungling Baltimore's water system | poard boxes, This is true even of the seems to have been done pretty thor- | jarger and more progressive . depart- oughly. ment stores. It was thought in some yet It showed that the lack < not the only thing which nals at times to slip from THE LILIES OF THE VALLEY, : cs - MOST BEAUTIFUL JUST NOW, THE FILTHY BANK-NOTE. B law.. AR Suie s quarters that the example set by the ARE LIKE CHAP! < There are a few p ersons a3e B Ten plepad Uiy 5 ; American merchant referred to_above b ok et B e T iiect parasne | €es of drunkenness and | English Stors Fixtures. wonld be followed in time. by the na- S R SRS G e A : v < a concealed weapon, and the| There is little or no trade in Eng- | tive dealers, but there has been little Frsaf Jhandle and they are ve fussy about | ;. 07 s t ximum penalty shall | land in stock shop fittings. Store fix- | or no change in the custom. The ff All i take; but the every-day, indusivieus | P 0 POl L O Cetendant ‘s | SUIt each individual case by the man- | shops of United Kingdom are far 5 . . your hoiler use Chappell's Coal in it Sodlels v -overjoyed take dirty [ 3 her Tt incteant o¢ | ufacturers themselves. more elaborate than the average Am- et e Siondy for th Rave (o tos ny other. instead of The tom is to call in shopfitters, | ericar. store fixtures. Elaboration : From , (Successor to A. T. Gerdner) e ety - 3 2%e he it | 1e penalty the court con-| wio look over the premises and drax | very evidenily one of the chief aims esi am ups Spring Lamb z c : P 4 ¥ #°9 | drunkenness case from day | up designs, which are ubmitted to | of the English designers, and the se- . all that 1p being vt gOTmE on | oo igced on probation. charge for work usually inclides a | much of the American work makes 1o . . Sugar | bank netes, kisses and whiskers |0 What use are stringent laws it | liberal one for designing, and the total | appeal to the British merghant.—From i Ih and 5 Central Wharf and 150 Main Street. say “It may be q rue that vank | x i 17| oSt reaches a figure comsiderably in | Commercial Agent J. D. Whelpley. Cured 3 b B e 4 iners on werms to | it b thus administersd? | Cciess of the amount that would ordi- et A Boarding Telephones. Nt Is the use of Worrying about the | narily be expended for stock fixtures | Taxing Income from Black Fox Farm- F e e i, vt the Sarne samber | St % he wte of worrsing wbout the | nECHY b wxpenied for siock fxtures | Taxing Best LIVER Boiled HAM , of germs canbe demonstrated on Pretty | conviction difficult, when defendants| obtainable : : 3 . -2 T S Rt 5 c i - c Baafly the. same ares.of umy ofbor| comvicien or Pieading. ealliy ete al-| A Unless & shopAttes has thie pelvilegs | The business of domesticeting and Sliced Ib. Stable article in everyday use. ‘Truth (o tell | lowed to walk off in this manner?’ | oF designing his work and making a N Teand. s dear R Dalls o For fean we are % 'bit “fnicky wbout | Any administration of justice which | charse “therefor, it ‘ls auite possible | NAZE ARG, 28 dcened I8, DAY Lok : "] 12-14 Bath Street. germa and discase and disease car-| checks the ardor of the police and | Thal he will deciine evel to stioale | 1911 has developed so rapidly and the Stewing Shoulders = = = h riers and all the rest of it. We are| makes them fearful and cautious in| departihent stores in the British me- | PTOfits derived from this new industry HORSE CLIPPING A SPECIALTY. overdoing the antiseptic busin their line of duty is a detriment to | tropolis was belng planned some yeary | 4re S0 considrable that the provinel AUTOMOBILE TO RENT. crea | o0d order and the maintenance of the | ago by an _Amer n mercl hu\nx e Telephone 883. to the income tax law whereby the SALT PORK—Selected For strength and freedom from nes he outside and w in. Nothing will t ot R h T e Ll e o Fidelio Beer 1y b been added Gabut’s Sulplm Namhul H. JACKEL & C0. ok g "" Yl ik Tel. 136-5. cor. Market and ‘Water Sts CARDWELL'S, 3 to 9 Markst Street. il irvangement of one of the big depart” | PTALE s from biceding foxes | R DICKLED PIGS' FEET J J 4 | Free Burning Kinds and Leighh public healtk EDITORIAL NOTES. X:w;u ds':-;:s u‘-’v‘ ‘:)'}-h“hn:“‘&' Nis oa | come tax of 1 1-2 per cent. It Beech Nut jaIFs o ALWAYS IN STOCK. It doesn't pa rry The enemies of the pure-food law | Sietents These plans. with measure claimed that some of (he black fox ellies. e Rt ted et " o | i e et B3 |t oty Wit orts [PURELARD - [ @ | Sclected Cream Shrimp, Lobster, Sardines, Ete,| - . LATHROP, g death rate per 1.000 of the 1 on, | © prr o > hetsees ey London; with requests for tenders. The | Frank Deedmeyer, Charlottetown, Can- - = = 21bs, c CHEESE - 2 1bs, c ‘p, g/ ? T | Office—cor- Market and Shetucket Sta. which constar Happy thought for today: Some de- | merchant was astonished to find that | ST with Olives and Catsup. Telephone 163-12. meney and kissen ur signing persons just stick 1o a friend | thevall refused to bid on designs other | R lT T Tl L % ot Bain disiuie: ol ’ ha view of truly sticking him later [ N0 THeir own. 'n the oad he W2 | Quite right, Mr. Burns. Maine Style Postum CEREAL Just the thing for Summer weather. nice to hundle and we shouid ail ba | on BRIt 5o ihe sucsesaril Hidder Rt | miisttalbas atont - A6(otive Wor CORN - - can § U0 Large package £ 90 Find 4o nave i, bt i r T Tommine righe| Pad 80 fiitle cxperience with this class | the detective. Roston Transcript. P le’s Market W “ue. the need e | up to schedule nowadays are the soda = — Best Laundry Clean, White enp e’'s arke “It burns up clean.” Fihy Bamic-note does v isiness - | fountal. With hels s and e 2 |@STARCH 5 Ibs. C[RICE - - 41bs G 6 Franklin St. Well Seasoned Wood - | —_—— | JUSTIN HOLDEN, Prop. THE DES MOINES PLAN. It way not be a bad thing to re- Evaporated Sunny-Monday e A Bt o, Napet comeil neke e e o] PEACHES 21bs. LJG |SOAP - 6 for 253 JOSEPH BRADFORD,| €. H. HASKELL. municipal plans which were b blessing £ 402 — "Phones — 489 - A A ersnitteiin Alaska Steak Yellow i Gigin and adoplion in that cit the ciazn woman v won ner| At Soda Fountains or Elsewhere SAIMON 1 It s e B Book Binder. i S 2l orn Meal 5 lbs. 1 on o bet mow wants to. get sfivamtage of improved ) r 5 s to -3 . » 8lank Books NMads and Ruled to Ord>» | JOHN A. MORGAN & SON, ernment rid of him. This is not to be won-| , Just Say 108 SRUADWAY. ’ in this w mperfe we | dered at. E Large, Brown : i eldom reach a state so ideal as no e e ¢ S e - . 1 ; poisoned on the lawn: but on the table | E Teiephone £84. Central Whart B - o itk wied | contin®es to be one of e healthiest | ’ H H H wa v evaited e Do Soines pian, | X ContInees to be one of tho heaithest | ] On Exhibition |—— : whi for_attention if the pub ‘ The ‘f Hotarered ot Oltetes A fine assortment of the Letest Styles| ASTER, SALVIA, CABBAGE, LET« service is be improy And yet w 2 2 i) Millinery for Spring and Summer} yycg, PEPPER AND TOMATO at a campaign for the sane and safe P . ’ while cause for dissatisfaction is con- e pen or e e S enuin wear, at s PLANTS o e o e <0n” | esuanes, of ha st wriis vous| It means the Original and G e | Your Baby s Health s, o, . sTavTON', e | = MALTED MILK jeeeneg s i i The Food-Drink for ali Ages. e do not know we carry expansic population we | Since the world did not come to an | Rich milk, malted grain,in powder form. More healthful thah tea or coffce. — L ,;1;“:';-“‘ - : Feg ; . such alarge stock. 1t will pay you S of sl fa e et meas- fand on June 10, as predicted by an 1n- | For infantsinvalids and growing children. Agrees with the weakest digestion. it ond ot aud il e o saiaatt alrea @ look batobe Fuying S NENNE The Curtiar o ; | e S s arisen | Pure nuition,upbuilding thewholebody. Keep it on your sideboard at home. o i oA to_you Our prices that lead—$88.00, this summa dra i Invigorates nursing mothers and the aged. A quick lunch prepared in a minute, bn-]wd or broken. Cat also inval « Us 1 | $65.00, $75.00, $85.00, Sistatuaton 0 deralinie .\, & Chicago Tribune canvassed | Get the best. All draggists: wable for the bath, 1-Ln\g heals soothing, con- 0 overn n an exe - s for ‘ciproc a find: hat tulnm;‘, a suffi to make it most e e bt R e P& Take no substitute. Askfor HORLICK'S. Cective.” s Agent for Pope Hartford| THE L. L. CHAPMAN C0. Sold only i yellow packages by druggists and quocers. 10c.; 25c 50c.; T5c. and $1.00. will attract good, ' substar t and 66 are opposed to it Beware of tmiletions. 3 y 2 wi & city can offem i Colonel Roosevelt says that he would s:«wvuz :Rvsmn. BLUE CO., Selling Agts., 8% Broad St,, Boston, Mass. ST = 1t is in e tha rd his renomination as a calamity w | 3 London County. . / ' kbut Colonel Bryan has never had such L 1647 2 | erican cities v v lucid ew cars for immediate delivery. wallow the mife of poiltical cor- | pe A FEW USED CARS CHEAP Adam’s Tavem ruption after iL has been demonstra \Jl 7t - - who is anxious to practis / hat there i 4 wa one in Jgc e One Overland Touring Car, one Run- about (little used), one Maxwell (45 1361 political power and official responsi. | ©% the piano about the time the dishes ity can be wrested | are ready to be washed is mothing ¢ machine politics and ma - | more nor less than an artful dodger. | H. P.), one Maxwell (22 H. P.) One Team Wagon. ception of his future. The gir offer to the public the finest standars ubly responsive e popular | s e | ) brands of Beer of Europe and A . The citize of pointed out n:‘.r sympa- | One Peddier Wagon. Bol:; Pl Pgsq-zr. C;lv;;huh Bavarian WILL SHE HAVE A SUCCESS et g ». Arent who as to lete i i and d- | F Bass ale ane urton, Musir's - . o A su OR? | | inish & wardrobe for & June sedu.| MOthods when they branch from the stem of conservative o ey arssteancs LS Guinness’ Dubiim_Stout, 5t strange that the question| i gng o bride within thirty : 2 A 213 g Gl i g ~n:|‘;h| be asked rie Nation 3 bt i, and correct principles lead, in any endeavor, toward suc- < — il BB, Al Pgnk e Nouriet- kely to have o ik ing Ale, Sterling Bitter Als, Anheuser. - g Ml J ——— . ...| ©ess: Ourbusiness principles were founded on the solid M. B. RING, Chestaut Street suduciser, Sehlits and Paver has been shown tha ot ubsc ber that.you cannot g . . 3 , Norwi own. R A aey 1o 4156 wortd of oues | o ber that you cannot zo| - rock of purity and honesty. We have strictly adhered to No, madam, soaps are not “all alike.” Telephions 447-12. B & e S |, o T T Rl 8 S| i i bt Yo comtionis g S Yoo v B S R S L THE RODERICK BOWLING 1ome. s e, » slemnpeshite cause we wish tok v ntew per n o ago.dt A you now that you can purchase all R e Raeritare snd < amsidaped 5. vk s e A : 2 2 BURS price; also in what they do and the ALLEYS ow e riease personal views and _conclusions as | the sending of merchandise (o Brazn| © C!N WOOL fabrics with our absoclute guarantee, which way they do it. AUl e e, S e e sws. tmto hersell. She did 1 BT at 17 conts. & Dotnd whils 10 o - full size regulation. to quote you prices or to give you leve i moral muaxion A« muciiin th | packase from Sorwich 1o New Yo ] T oOLe YOu againstshoddy, cotton admixtures and other * The ideal i hat is of Your paironass is soiiciied. (tmates o ‘SiL RIng of contrset wovs did in eutting out. the saloon with a|taxed 16 cents, IS i adulterants. e 1deal soap Is a soap that is o JOSEPH 7. DONOVAN, Proo. | jon penter work, painting. ste, :m«»:.: h.;"w.v’v‘..:‘ it oF business convenient shape and good guality, = ete. Jobbing mptly attended . mashi the fixture cr Complaint is made that Colonel - . F iates cheerfully given sadof violence she seemcd o regard | Biyan Is heating the. demacratic hass and, at the same time, sells at a fair nenveredloAnyParl of Norwich a8 & ™ ot P making '« Jail re-1 drum so much that the sweeter and 7 . St ohisiitie. asil to Rt s 54 g A0t Sl & rice. the Ale that s azknowiedged to be the pors ;:,’ | M:, ey \emt e | more har ..\‘:.. s ‘,Mv.m. nts have no = P e el p g C M WH.UAMS, planded by thousands of peopie who bt Lenox Soap fulfills these requirements. PEERLESS. A telophone orfler will General Contractor and Builder, lieve there is mo place for the sa-| The Toronto having been recelve promp: attention. 218 MAIN STREET. ioom in modern Christian communitics. | invited to the coronation cerembonies . e SnMotCRNEIe 30 Fiel S If her methods of procedure did not | in Westminster abbey, the paper of % ronldle the cause of temperance. it | another city says this must be because TAILORS and CLOTHIERS of hi i de her famous upon Wore than one | they think he will feel more at home of high reputatior - > I R S SAPUAA 1o ' mstnn | oo e il 1o mioro. a1 o carry these cloths. enox 3055 — DENTIST STEP IN AND TRY OUR f ‘welf-support which proved at least B LOOX FOR OUR & DR. E. J. JONES | 35¢ DIN N E R - .,mfn&o;y to er. T fatl o out she | The Oawa Citizen thinks that the Seal of “J . S ite 46, Si Buildi : S e Ber Drirv Iples, and had | Root amendiment 1o the tonts b rerl: t t uite 46, Shannon Buildin, From 12 to 2 B Apologies 1o make for her viokence. | procite With Canada has knocked ont OUR SEAL eal o Guarantee us s Take elevator Shetuciet nrmfl.a. DEL-HOFF mg. Ground Floor {0 one has ever questioned her| the chief Canadian argument that the or WRITE US IF YOU FAIL TO FIND IT trince. "Phona & ciffiestness or Honesty; und she was| Americans by it would get free access GUARANTER A TREATISE ON ” S = segarded by her enemics as a well- | 1o the forests of Cannda. “ADULTERATION OF WOOLEN FABRICS® SENT FREE. ~ e an WHEN vou want to put your busl-| WHES you want o meaning fanatic. e e nesy BArery Ahe Dublic, (hers 1 1o e | feus BEGFS the PUBHE, (hers 16 BS = Carrle Nation has to be rccognized! . This is what the Baltimore Ameri- dium Wetrer than through ihe advertis- | dium be than i the ing columns of The Bullstin