Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 30, 1911, Page 4

The recent lymchi in Georsia| have altrfic!e‘!‘&!" ‘attention to tl siate and brousht out much unfavera- Ule comment. The mob is met repre- sentative of the community, and it is not right to measure the people of that state by these cruel and deplorable manifestations of race hatred and dis- respect for law and,order. A 1nep several bundred strong shoots to death (wo black men, against whom there” seems to have been no very strang evidence and whe died protest- ing their innocence. The men could hate been protected by troops, but nobody asked for troops. For this neglect the governor blames a judge, the judge blames a sheriff and the sheriff puts the responsibility back on the judge. Meanwhile the negroes are dead, the mob is satisfied and every body seems content except the govern- or, who says he is indignant. A governor needs to be something more than indignant. He should be active to bring to punishment the guilty and show that the state stands for law and order: and that all the “I want to take a nice little vac this summer,” began the little stenog- rapher, confidentially to the bookkeep- “Say, I'll tell you where to g0,” broke in the per, excitedly. “I's a small lake and there aren’t many peo- ple up there. Say, that lake is just full of fish, and -they -bite—say, they bite! You can get a string enough for the camp every time you 20 out. The lake is right in the mid- dle of a big woods the trees are high, so if you keep on the side near- est the sun you're shady most of the day. It's good and sandy, teo, and it’s {he wellest kind of a place for bath- ng. it isi't one of these classy places where you have to squader your next winter’s board money for clothes, but vou can go around in any: old suit from the time you get up till youre ready for bed. Everybody's the same. e i P i o double teds. Jud ¥ dump all your never have You picked them up. * - “They've got about five good tennis courts. The hotel folk put up the nets every morning, and keep the grouna marked off, and they've got a set ol rackets and a bunch of balls right there on a stand, and there’s no hunt- {ag sround fop your gwn “And, say! You can get a horse for whistling at it. They don’t seem to thise-a duv's sl worli v g W 800 smoke, and vou can get a. and buggy, with a boy thrown in to drive it, for the afternoon or evening, for a quarter! E “There’s an awful nice crowd ‘goes there. too. Not extra. sporty, you know., but the geod natural kind. You don't have to pretend to the people there that all you have to do is t0 wire home oy oo, No one thinks of looking stylish. Half | to dad for more cash, for they're in machinery of the government will be | Gl Ui’ vou put on vour bathing milt, | the same boat with you, and have to music. AREpNEec: L ORI v = '{and a bath robe over it, and eat.your | think about getting back on the joh al conduct on the rt of any |} hreakfast that way, to be able to go|in a couple of weeks. & » ¢ agEn ns whoever they may be. right down te the water, without! “They have a sailboat too, that'll M+ g g o dressing_and undressing a. couple of | hold about twglve, and every night the TUNER A PROPOSED SUNDAY LAW. |(imes. Then you Jan drv yourself in banch gg.cat-Rod chey aihwl Yau kyicte There is such a conflict of jdeas con- | the sun, and by time the dinner | how——the follows fake tenor and bass| | pegging raperies and Tor Housekeeping " P Wy in b s bell il vou can slip on the bath|and thev all sing, whether they've got Proapest suiing the shwéFancEhl BUDESE TIW -5 ok ¢ voices or not. But, say, it does sound Tal. 611, Norwioh, Co robe and eat your lunch in it. Oh, it's great! - nothing is to be gained by legislation good.” Our Easy Payment Plan upon Sunday observance, There are|™ “They serve straight meals, too. You| The bookkeeper relapsed into silent several proposed bills before the. fu- | dom't have to tranetate & Jot of French | musing. . $100 Worth Down $2.25 Weekly $30 Worth $35 Down $3.50 Weekly IF YOU WANT A 1,100, mmd fm,all of these pimces it || diciary committee of the legislature,|and Italian Fefore you kmow what| “Where did vou say this place is? “ 50 “ 480 < 45 B, “ FIRST CLASS PIANOC, and the latest, which is marked “a|youTe eating, and vou don’t have to|inquired the little stenographer anx- m o }2.' “ g_’g “ 500 "< 60 “ l:al“ i T Eastern Commeeticnt has forty- || substitute for house bill No. is|pay for all those foreign languages |iously, pencil in hand. = WHITE, THE TUNER, The bookkeeper looked at her. a daz- ed expression in_his eves. “Where is it?" he repeated. Then he smiled guilt- ily. “It's a shame,” he said, Tesuming his It's just like and good! And then they have stumps fitted with iron boxes, and every night they fill them with stuff, and burn it, and | work, “but that place never was on the you'd never know there was & mos- | map. That stuff was in a book I read: Quito around. The rooms in the hotel | —Chicago News. with your meals, either. ;ome’ cooking, all of it, E ating no little amusement. This new measure defines Sunday as a day of general rest and quiet for the more convenient performance of religious and charitable offices and duties and to pfomote thought, forecast and fam- ily associations. It provides that per- sons who engage in business or sports shail be fined not more than $50 un- s provided with a certififate of necessity or mercy signed by all the members of the state board of health and such certificate shall be evidence that such class of actions are works of necessity and mercy. Steres keep- ing newspapers may do business until 159 Sunday afternoon, and drug Sime towns, ome humdred and wixty- Sive posteffice districts, mmd forty- ome rural free delivery routes. The Bulletin s wold fm every and ow’ all of the R. ¥. D. 48 South A $t, Taftville. T S e A, S 2 AR N ow “York Is sold only at Wauregan House Cafe, COAL AND LUMBER. PARKER-DAVENPORT CO., Proprietors, < 797 the courage of their convictions. Their l gation gazed suspiciously at him. “1 | COAL WASHED AS WITH 1 votes indicated.that they are in closer | can't get up—I'm paralyzed.”—Ladies SOAP AND WATER. ions regarding the church affiliations of Mrs. Nickname and determined to settle the point. As he was leaving the house, having canvassed the cur- rent topics of weather and dusty roads and measles and whooping cough. he timidly touched the situation thus: “I understand you are a Presbyterian, Mrs. Nickname?” And she: “Oh, ves, indeed we are: we always go tp the ed. George and Mary have a deal of sense.—Birmingbam Age-Herald. We don't believe we would care to sea Dre 'nt Taft wying to move around in King George's coronation Tobes.—Toledo Blade. & We do not observe the name Willie Wally Astor on the list of fav- ored notables who have been made touch with theé voters of New England | Home Journal. than are the other nine semators from At this se: give you this part of the country, who opposea | the resolution. It will be interesting to s on of the vear we eam washed Coal 1t drys so quickiy—it goes into yeuw ot | t how the | legislatures of the New Engiand states | L) stores may keep open eight hours in| baronets by King George.—Los Ange- | Prachyterian picnic every summer, Yes, | Will act in the matter of the popular | cellar vithout dust. ALL EVES ON THE THAMES TO.| the day but ouly urgler the condition | les Express. ; e are Presbyterians. The days are| lection amendment. — New Haven for Summer travelin | Buy Coai in June—get in tume. that every drug store shall furnish| That Taft silver affair was as fine|at hand when the adherents of all the g g. Day. ‘necessary information as to direction|in its way as the purpie and gold in | churches are greatly inereased in num- & i s R A ot b iitiiis, e 11 e e i e o | Eaaie Saei e S ber for the occasion of the trip, the Could Not R s S ar'"a All weights, sizes and styles CHAPPELL CO toward the Thames river today w | directory of the town and city, if such SR swings, the grub and the prizes at the| It was married men’s night at the ar ap t i " witness the great college race between | there b accessible to the public use: pevisilisng A, g saes games.. And it 15 all right too—The| revival meeting. bt i gl \ . [ hes ” B gy i| 1t is costing a lot of rhoney to con- | Ottawa Citizen. Let all you husbands who have | Cyres all humors, catarrh and ContissLMimes Snd S Hste S Yale and Harvard, and the river above | and shall furnish a room and first aid duct the affairs of the state of Con- = trouble on vour minds stand up,” The Shetucket Harnzss Co., Telephones. \::'l;o;l:onT-'r“l‘ g:r»n‘nlr:;.liul:rrm|;x: to the injured, :;»:.:: ::p:eudin:su #| nectiout. “The expenses. for ihe ad-| dM;L. ’s ;—un-u‘riu;l(.l shouted the preacher. | rheumatism, relieves that tired e e Thammes will be lvely with | stretcher. keer ¥ing tour- | mittedly necessarv things are heavy,| United States Senator McLean of| Instantly every man in the church | facl: : woats, great and small, and the banks | niquets and simple first needs, all to|and when the frills are added the tol | Connecticut was the only republican | arose except one. | feeling, restores the appetite, 321 Main Street, be Black with people. It is to be | be done sratis, and of which the town's| tal cost will come above the ten mel- | senator in all New England who vel-| “Ah!” exclaimed the preacher, peer- | cures paleness, nervousness, Wit & BOPE, B ) Boped that the wind will me moderats | or cltvs health officer certlficate given | lion dollar mark for the mext 'two|ed for the popular cleotion of United | ing out st this lone imdividual. “You | builds un the whole system. 8 Al o and the water calm that the best of | in advance of alleged deficiency, shall | Sars. These big figures, however, do | States senators- New Bogland only|are one in & miltion.” p s P Y. : cast two votes in favor of the amend- ment to the constitution, the other “It aln't that” piped back this one | not seem te have a particularly heiplessly as the rest of the congre- ; chocolated tablets called Sarsat: straining influence on members of the re- Get it today in usual liquid form or bs. conditions may be afforded both col- | be sufficient proof.” WALL PAPERS lege’ crews, ; The fact that this is a take-off| egislature. Apparently they prefer io | aside from McLean's being that of As usuml, there & | kinds of re-|shows the temper of the public mind| be known as “good spenders’ rather | Johnson of Maine, a democrat. ‘ perts us 1o the physical condition of | upon the matter. The sentiment of|than as careful, hard headed business| Their stand prompts the following . £ the crews; and Harvard’s men are| every community regulates the obsery- | men.—Briston Press comment from the Ansonia Sentinel: o ‘DA;M,::“Y ?r it B I A oesr T e T e | o T e —m We_are glad _that these two had e 2iisn Tmported Papers, | 18 BUrning Kinds and Leighh lose the race; but in athietics Har-|town on the Lord's day is evidence A Definition. LS 0g our Tuslaft Inorted Tagges | 5 vard has been doing good werk and | that religious convictions are mot| “An adherent of the Prcsbyterian Mollines. {0 Mgtch. ‘Decorations and'| ALWAYS IN SO0 winning honors this year and her rep- | strong—that business greed and jol- | church who is one who wants to be general painter's supplies. We are | the great race toda It is neot safe| ties cannot be d 3 e iy ese are in the penitentiaries,” 3 i 3 N e g DR K od Brfimm e g aa S Bt BT ‘aaherent. That reminds For Anfants and Children. o i | Office—cor- Market and Shetucket Sts. 4 - g > me of a ecase adherency that was g e d "] -12, Norwich, as usual, will be represent- | its observance is in accord with the | more joyous in its objective. This ads s erfmagr ed by & large part of her populatien,| spirit of éach community, It cannot | berent Gaethinking ot o aroiis 207 P. F. MURTAGH, and the duy will be pleasantly and|be otherwise of gayeties. The young minister was SOy spent &5 the stverside, what et new and making his first calls In the Telephone. 92 and 94 West Main St. | ever the result of the race. Interes EDITORIAL NOTES. parish. He had received various opin- it Y | bere is aiu with Yale: and % MILL REMNANT STORE . 7 e sl Bokes B How to keep cool and keep busy at ; % A | “It burns vp clean.” omnect i v g old Wil e same time is a household problem Wast Bla=-178 W, Main ¥y | by & handsome distance O i dad Is the only place to save 30c on every jome distance. p g dotia® buing “Dross “Soods, sfiice unit w8|| ssasuned ond ot e — otton 00ds. ew goods for Spring LOSS BY FOREST FIRES. Forty-five great American cities con- and Summer. Good lengths for suifs, | dresses and waists. pll S bargains at MILL REMNANT STORE, Come and see the | | C. H. HASKELL. Samuel N. Spring, the state forester for Connecticut ,announces that in the Dast six mouths 55,000 acres of duct the celebration of the Fourth up- on e and safe principles. wood - and cut-over land have been burned| The people of Great Britain are still 199 W. Mais St. vl 402 — "Phones — 489 in this state ng & loss of $200;- | regarding the House of Lords, a3 an | ooy R 000. Of the fires, 283 were from | unnecessary and expensive burden. | nknown causes, 263 caused by rail- s DR. C. R. CHAMBERLAIN,| JOHN A. MORGAN & SON, roads, 106 by carelessness, 8 from| The man who has not sampled this Dental 8 eon | Brush burning and 15 incendiary. The|years gooscberry pies has ho real B e LA ey piy Mt ke b o Coat and Lumber Sone: of 1916 { Sy o S In charge of Dr. §. L. Geer's practice| IIRIE s ek oxi thit])1n Clicage they. my Brviies SR during bis last iliness | Teiephone 854. Central Wiart ‘every town should provide its war-| washed Lorimer; but the people of McGrory Building, Norwich, Conn. | s — — - dens with teels, extinguishers, pumps | Hlinois have no whitewash for him. [ Wt T oo ol! ;L iy SorieaTin o e summeRr Toys: | AMERICAN HOU B Terant: 18 ‘s otace of peovention| being advertiséd fo-. It is bellev Farrell & Sandersen, Props. oy ? have Leen lost in the coronat: ; : ! -,Sand Toys, | eporar RAKTES v Pty et The men by whe ness large | te: l‘ K, H ails and Shovels, connected sonse v decn Nave boen| vy spouid i Ve peisea it e D. J. McCOl 3 Fraoklin Street, Local Ageat | o @ m =hges U i s T 71 MOTE | inew how manpy claims against the : S s tanx Sein. f sty ate wih thetr aots on durius & Lunch Baskets, The Roads Are Settling These ires have been prompuy met 2w Celluloid Dolls and Toys, i i iriving will be the best O 2 yould have been very much | 8overed from the Maine, ‘énd he is in Kites and Summer Goods | |1z {75 *'7, 0% for & good team « Brester. With the aid of the law and | happy possession of his ¢ g Best tonk one us 1 good te R R A [ bavs v _bossession_of hiz old reliable of all kinds. i MAHONEY BROS., to be very much reduced | once more. Fully Warranted e . [ Livery Stable. Fails Avenue. T0G OFTEN THE GASE. de pAvlE S mhs o MRS, EBWIN FAV'S, Frankiin Square | sow ot s sackards | B e SPECIALS | Allow Me Please photographed”” asks the Norwich | 5-hool peni Mulletin, and we must say from a| —— g oy 1 < knowledge of seme 4 ze strawberry nricake v/ fe |t Gbin 295 gesene i lecntnd i caval knowiedge of some in ridge | A strawberrs shoricake twents/fest On Exhibition |0 il e e port that photography would mot im. | suuare is of littie consequence beside - iy ; < S e B g Bt trianpular: pless’ BBt E NI T Hummer Sliding OIL STOVES A fine assortment of the Latest Styles | 09DInE. carpenter work. painting. ete., things thut are unsightly, but it would | the home plate Vi 17 R 350 | in Millinery for Summer wear at | ete. Jobbing prompt tended te. B e | . e Wow Seregms | v Semen BT T s o v avavowe, | Reasil oy g pleasing ome. This is not always— | man's wife would never have had oc- —now...... ..18c | 3-burner, worth $1.50—now.......$125 No. 52 Shetucket Street. | MS. indeed not genera the case, per-|casion to be ashamed of him had he 30c—now w--193 ), 4 rner Union, worth $1 _now #1586} = — o i’ C M w".”A ), :‘:.’;.'g:::- It is often—too often so keptout of politics. 35c—now gg: ; ; " Goneral Contracter and Builder, R . e o 3 i -29¢ | 3_burner Florence, worth $2 Cr RY 212 MAIN STREET. style, The backyard picture In most | lockjaw serum is what is reductng the 2 Phone of our N England cities would be | deaths from this disease, not the sane- i ; TV resisted because it w id not do credit d-safe-campa; -Four ks. 4 resisted because it would not do credi campaign-Fourth folks. . Sherwood Metal Sliding | .. ... It MakeSlWTlrkl?) Wall Papers ant ®, The backyvard is we The ( r § L Worry over ill-healtl does your | R e & st g The T e e A N . Window Sereens | ;..o rossrers ..............100 heath no £00d, and merely causes | Our stock is vary complete and _we - 1 haps discacs, | ¢ state which angenrs o' be SMsbeR inkles, that make you look older | would be pleased to show thems. TR ULEUI T v e 0 ite Waists|........ - o iy L T e “:f“::"_':d’?rn“‘ o Jefence for. The| passed. The good old state can stand 24x33, worth 29¢ | * ‘ b e Ao | I you ara stek. don't worry, Lo b e s 1 1 e Standard want thes ¥ 2 ¢ 5 e TRAE | about it to make yourself weil. G ciive baokyards handsome enough to make AT TllE SPECIAI. mc.:s OF ;;:-"“:t:f‘tf: ‘ - g:: TEEL NAIL BOXES.............25c | §io8C & 10 O e ‘;‘““h o; e Y I be plés .,: ,:,,:,,,:,,,,k, work, pe e picty anl clean enough iy A i = ‘mer sufferers from wom- Competent workmen ,'n’“:."‘ e o i e CORONATION ECHOES. 30x44, worth 6 ©.ll30c | BROOMS . e 20 | OO Rar t0 ours, when we | ~Any work wanted at omee, resuits. The n--k)wm that is a clean Hays Hammond assures the 98 eay, | a .-u out dsiay. marden is & good healih resort for the of that country that he had a H | 3 - i | T o x THE HOUSEHOLD, [ R 2 he wasn't looking for any infor- v 1 d { = do today. It is a paying propositio “hoop Whether e catiped. on The daintiest sort of styles, just as cgol and summery. Marquistts, S it for ik tias \ i 10 malke them right, and this takes g i i 4 i treet | * Directions for its use are printed In | Lace Curtains, Upholstery Geods, £ s ety toward the Spotiess stase| Mivauice Soumeied on the Bo0n—| | ingerie and Lawns fashion them. And the Dutch neck and Kimona sieeves Bulletin Building 2% peanglin 5 ofx Iangtases with every bottie. Pries | L2100 O o et o 7 add to their charm. $§1.25 at druggists — Arthur Johnson doesn’'t pout, or JCO-GE v ' The emperor of Giermany has co) get peeved 't ab i % FRANCO-GERMAN CHEMICAL CO. R f g i R L s (e svma | &5t rant at B Bt B0 The trin: tailored girl, and tne dainty miss of frills and fancies are i 106 West 125tk Street, New York. efrigerators oross of the Order of t Red Fagle; | HIS chance to come back is far supe aliks appealsd to in this delightful collection of white Wwaists. i — - ; . 0il Stoves Carpets b 16 ol Mh, “Platy Armus. The medels are so charmingiy varied that every preference can be sat- 1 | fish Lanch £reo.coes | — S [The coronation haa no Aunt Delia | isfied, every occasion of wear appropriately met. ¥ English Lunch 55005 x,umml: We are agénts for the thrse leading The new $20 counterfeit now in ci any rate. and for that reason the ; and's Celebratad Half Stock Ale| of Re Eators. WY way of Norwich people. It takes| aid < a Age-Her- | artfully finished, so that each waist will fit with ascuracy the size it is The Vhsterly House, for value, something commoner 1han that 10| The date of King George's coroma.| MATKed: This assurance means much to the fastidious woman who would o iy D. J. O'Brien's, 68 No. Main. | worry them. tion will be easy 1o remember Juae| be well dressed. A SR S | BLUE FLAME OIL STOVES. 3 S 3 - 1911 —the day b - i o 3 s o No smoke, no smell, alway T A A Chicago Judge has decided it is a| 11 hits T one Inning—Toledo Blade Nor have these desirable qualities added to the prices. These waists’ BAINLESE BXTRAGVENN % cooks well, bakes well. Our :m:‘::. part of & married man's duty to get| The statement that King George nev-| values are unusually good—the ones at 98c or at $1.98. Teeth extracted and filled painiessly ! g g 5 s O a w5 v 4 delicate - lowest. up and get the breakfast. Oh, how | er indulges in late hours gives Eround fox. the mowt nevvous and Fidelio Bee CARPETS. many are short of perfection along|for the belief that Queen Mary is the people. Dr. King's method 13 the only i li r absolutely SAFE treatment known to dental science. Full set teeth $8. and up, with the Natural Gums; Gold wn and Bridge Work Guid Fillings $1. up. 3 Our stock ef Carpets is now complete. We can furnish you with any kind of Carpet made, Either store. NORWICH or TAFTVILLE. boss.—Atlanta Constitution. The coronation cake, we are told, weighed over 500 pounds. The state- ment doesn’t say what kind of cake it was, but presumably it was sponge.— On Draft or in Bottles. Team Dellvers Everywher: H. JACKEL & CO. never a time when failing sounded more like music than they do in this dr classic B. GOTTHELF & C OR. THOMAS JEFFERSON KIN3 ansas City Journal P Tel. 136-5. cor. Market and Water Sta. 3 > P son. May we hear them oftener on the i . Possibly Dr. Osler has changed his . " " 4 Premier Painless Denfist, origi- =54 Ve LML A tin reof. view: of ilh pinen b T e et The Store of Good Values 2. it nator of/the King Safe Svstem of I“ B" ar urs SHEA & BU S'Adis. Shi BREBUE Bis foot on the | 1 Socent take much to make & man Eatilead LI tale s, W hICHE AR ] SPRAYING e . Bthat o, e | truse i ang AN 1 T eI all dental operations painless ’ of all kinds of trees by rotmgham coni<tund clims; and |3 e Tautnal 04=100 Main Stree H. 1. DAVIS, Forester. waEN Beidaee Rebavan Bve 10 call | mue sitred ol ode on the cbe- i treet ¢ IR e Ak e FRANKLIN SQUARE || .1, ¥ 0 il e o | g 10 o gt 10 his ceuntenance onation seems to have been suppress- maysd ing columus of The ‘-'.“ - y