Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 11, 1911, Page 4

WHERE HAY-FEVER PAYS. The hay-fever season is on and the old-timers who have exhausted all remedies flee to a pollenless atmo- sphere if they have the means, while those who have not stay at home with red noses and weeping eves and bear the affliction as heroically as possible. ‘We learn from the west that the fever this vear is more severe than last and the exodus of patients from the big cities is larger than ever. A despatch from Chicago says: “The members of the regular hay- fever colonies who “get it” on a cer- tain regular date are already ecrowd- ‘ Featurs Picturc. “The Indian Brothers”—Siyh < MISS ETHEL WS, Soprano. Borwich Bulletin and Coufied. “Can you direct me to the best dee- tor in town?” inquired the stranger. “I'd have to think that over a while before I'd be willing to risk saying which on s the best,” the tired native repiied, it depends a lot on eircum- stances and the kind of treatment you wani, Do you want a dector for your- iy for a friend?” I went to him when I had the rheuma- tism, and again, a year later, when I had the grip, and be gave me the same kind of dope for bdth dim—-m(l« vellow pills that tasted of cimpamon, and liquid medicine that was better than lemonade, but-it cost too much for a poor man. 1 know people who have gone to him with every disease vou cap think of, and they all got the e 115 YEARS OLD. DAILY SERVICE Until Sept. 5,/te STEAMER BLOCK ISLAND Conn., as wecond-cluss matter, Telephone Calis: Bulletln Business Office, u Builetin Editoriai. Koo Builetia Job Otfice, $5o6 " c Tickets 40 cents, including trolley service from New London to Beach. 'lhe Bn"efin_ and the hay-fever exodus. which vear- | xaveral vears age. I¢ was dari brown | retary and general handy man and had ' '“f.‘ g.. .Il‘ Iy makes @ break for Temagami, Al-{in color and as thick as tar, and I hiad | a good berth, but he got so nervous e Mendays, Wednssdarc and’ Feidare 4o Sibteiber 2 The Wullecin the Inegest et~ || gonquin Park, and the Highlands. of | l0 tike a tablespoonful thres times 4 |had to quit. Wou sec, appentieicy /= M M .qm.r ) rio, where tHe malady Is un-|4ay if I followed the directions. ni . shaway's y. H WA'I'CII lll[.l. AND Bmx mun AND culntion of paper In Easters }{ Ontario, B affer T took one dose I decided that|have the idea that there’s onmly one RETURN RETURN Comnecticut, and from threc te Yot known. the hives might do their worst and if I du e worth mentioning, and that % times larger tham that of amy In “A man stepped into an elevator in|had to die I'd do it with a eivilizad people have it Whenus ek man 50c Adults, Children 25¢ 75¢ Adults, Children 40c Norwdeh. It ia delivered to over || the Windy city recently. taste in my mouth: Vicited the doc he'd aek all about his iy 41, HOURS AT WATCH HILL 13 HOURS AT B 3,000 of the 4,053 houses Ia Nor- “A friend greeted him by asking, Old fashioned people always go to |symptoms and examine him carefully T may startle you to think el 7 GEHIL % 8 LOCK' "LAN," P o L BN ¥ him, for they feel that he gives them |and say he had appendicitis in an ag- 3 Shore Dinner Houses and Bathing Beach near landings at Wateh FHifl wich, and read by nimety-three per || ‘Got a cold sl - a4 R Aisine | SoavaTed Toim S anub The Banof 10 of paying a quarter for and Block Island. For further informapion, party rates, apply at office cent. of the pzoyle. Winduam “‘Hay fever, the man replied. ‘Tt's|(€ll mone WOFER. I8 . IRaNIne | &) hi d. but if of company near landing, Norwich. \ S g Y 7 isn’t made of rain water and if vou | his private hospital and take him apart ‘washing compound, but i 4 3 ft is delivered to over 900 heuses. || opular this season. swallow one of his pills you won't be |and put him together again. There's onlee one daclese: of Persil NEW ENGLAND NAVIGATION CO. E. C. JEWETT, Agent. in Putnam Danieison 10 eover ie was one of the many who can-|apie to forget it for three weeks. So |no doubt that he's a fine surgeon, for U il E n e 1,100, and in all of th=me plmces It ||, ot flce this summer disease that|if yvoure looking for honest medicine |two or three of his patients have re- you will never hesitate to pay is cousidered the dally. ing the lLake Huron 'steamers, and many who never have had a touch of the complaint are helping them to{ {0l rriond I'd recommend Dr. Whack. | each meal and upon retiring. AN LAl K e crowd the boats to their limit. The | may, Hs's old fashioned, he is. You “Your prescription doesn’t give me fig:v'lfignéén Lv'l '21?;'25% % ‘%’Jl‘n"éfifi" | 4% @ross receipts, for instance, of the|don’t catch him dealing out sugar coat- | much confidence in Dr. Timberly, What Wateh Hill ... 01| 1055 New London | &2 @rand Trunk, which runs what has|ed pills or doping his medicine with |other doctor is there in town?” Block Isalnd . .Due| 12.3¢ Norwleh - ...... | 7320 come to be known as ‘the hay-fever | Wintergreen to make ip taste good. Not “There's Dr. Gashaway, for one. He { Noon. 3 5% special’ out of Chicago, for the first close connection between these figures makes one feel so miserable, and which that point has to be consid- 1f you were looking for a_doctor He hasn't any faith ind unless it tastes rour whiskers! in medicine of any 1e he gave me when I bad the hives and good value for your money, you'd same little vellow sort of lemonade, of spoonful in a glass of water before Be his office for a while as 2 sort of sec- covered. 1l and the same which you take a ts on more agony tham any of them. e has two automobiles and a hired that price for a second package. *Daily, except Sundays. NORWICH TO WHITE BEACH and WATCH HILL and BLOCK ISLAND xSundays ol 2% HOURS AT BLOCK ISLAND SUNDAYS. three weeks in July amounted 105, spmething that's been dead @ goad | chauffeur and wears a plug hat. All . 2,918,903, an increase of $438,749 over | \niis e rich ven to him and he must SPEGI Sl ICK The C"‘c“lalion 0’ the same period in 1910, There Is a| " i declare, I'll never forget the medi- beec';-lcnin‘ r:!:n:;. “My son worked in EGIAL EXCURSION TICKETS return, weekdays nly. and Sundays, Eastern Connectl ut‘lu‘ lrr:y- is more prevalent in the Windy city ;nim n;ni Whaokm‘a_n.e I;)d l.en\ < v‘\" i11 b::i[n;gs(g&;sl:;)i(."rgl:znpxelg- Persil " music. nine towns, ome hundred amd sixty- || i "Vear ‘than usual, ‘nds to him every time, bu ple being 3 on no- ersil costs a quarter, but it ot tricts, mmd forty- il S s kwa myself I don’t believe I'd ticed that the doctor was looking at 5 e u 5 e et oo o i e e R Tee e i him all the time in'a hungry sort of §I9=s ado‘lila{l’sbwonh. It saves o 2t P c oEER sold & b Fer “Maybe Dr, Timberly would suit you | way and asking him if he didn’ ve ime an al (Successor te A. T. Gerdne: 4 et 9 :: oo |l who merely desire a rest in a pleas- | pe Foe by s i e pains in his side or something like & or and Clothes. TUNER taWwn B4 ou off of: the * P]|ant country, is becoming more and|has an immense practice. People say [that. At first my son didn't under- routes in Eastern Commecticut, CIRCULATION 1901, average cerse.. 4412 1905, average more popular, New lines of steamers on the lakes and special excursion trains make the beautiful, lake-jeweled, pine-clad, picturesque Highlands of Ontario easily reachable by the vaca- tionist. “Algonguin National park, the Tem- medicines taste like soda fou drinks and the children cry for his . He wants to see everybody pleasant and comfortable and he would not be so low down as to give you medicine that didn't taste just right. stand that the doctor erate on him, and then he took his hat and left the office by the fire escape.” said the strapge: ersll saves so much time, saves so much labor, and is so harmless to fabrics and hands and colors, that if it cost a dollar a package instead of a . but at last it dawned on him was suffering to op- “I don't like any of your doctors, —Chicago News. quarter you would still want to Hack, Livery and Boarding Stable A i Tel 611, 122 Prospect 8¢, Norwish, Ca IF YOU w. ANT A FIRST CLASS PIANO, get a SHONINGER through WHITE, THE TUNER, agami forest reserve, and other choice 35 ACRES OF CUCUMBERS. FOUR YEAR PENSION buy it after you once tried it. 4S South A St, Taftville. "H regions of Ontario are full of fisher- '3 e Z = : . - w;:zu...: 5n9 8’096 {men and campers, and tourist trame|Crop is Nobilgvglshdmped in Bags |Asked for [zv_lnld:ww;a:‘lBrldge;o:ty Fire- P:_nll is the o‘,;bf, Oxf’g'f“ 12-14 Bath Street. -ca e — A | never was so heavy in the history of y Carload. man Kille tle on Duty. washing compound for sale in AL AND LUMB!R' the road. : % e = o HORSE CLIPPING A SPECIALTY, WHERE GOMPERS SLIPPED HIS TROLLEY. A new injun m has been issued by EDITORIAL NOTES. Happy thought for today: man has many making. A proud crosses of his own, A large pickling company of Glaston- bury, Conn.. contracted last spring witk farmers in Tolland, Eilipgton and other neighboring towns to raise about 35 acres of cucumbers for them. The crop is now being harvested, and for the | the common from the board of fire commissioners reciting the facts of the death of Lieu- tenant Philip Hegart parment while answering an alarm of this country, and Persil hasn’t been here soverylong. But last year, in Germany, the women used over thirty million pounds of Persll, and the Germans A communication was received by council Monday evening of the fire de- AUTOMOBILE TO RENT. Telephone 838. GOAL a Des Moines court which su Just two weeks from ome to ¢wo cars (fire, and pointing out that the rules of s Th s ‘:o e st B sl ) SR o : D e o dany | the dorariint ab Mokl yaoytie: for ta would not pay the price of e hll\y al comes the trolley strike in that city immedi- | L 0¢ Connecticut legislature, in turn-{ from Rockville, Conn.. to Glastonbury |pension for the widow of a fireman Persil unless they knew it was | e ing down the workmen's compensa-|over the Hartford trolley line. The [killed in the performance of his duty. worth the money—in time, | A When Mr. Gompers came out and|lion Pill made an error not easily rec- | cucumbers are put in larse bags, &ad | Accompanying the communication g ? Have you had baby's photograph | in llgllst : Mr. Gompers u tified, the hags packed on flat cars. The cu- |was & resolution which the council is abor and clothes saved. taken 3 denounced the court after his usual S A SR R cumbers are brought to Rockville and |asked to pass authorizing the proper f It's an art to take baby's phnto- | Cefting the siate out thorowghiy manner, he could not have been aware| while Ohio is yearning for a new | the cars are loaded at the depot. The |city anthorities {o draw an order for Persil is sold at groceries. graph as it should be taken. To catch | helps very much, but it's an ideal tims ;\I:lxe;m; [f;‘un\‘ 1‘\ (u»bxolu-r, I”s not| constitution, the rest of the country ffied ;)\fi:zlurz;lshe(l]l:;'d:‘llje\;":;r)l;\p;:}!:i'.yll ‘;»"yf,u":y“}’fe";fi’y’°'}o‘§“§ gx::‘ég g; 1}0';5; If your grocer hasn’t it just E:fn"ff"s’i}ér:n%itsamy: Shll;zeg)r;lely lx_;;us | of the vear for shipping Coal, for most g ':' the atrikers, but at the oper-| thinks she needs a few honest men|nc.sond bags of cucambers was stall- |years, or until she remarries, and in now, he can easily and quickly e e akiiood ety k)’Ja)E’huod; Gays m|Of it comes in open cars you know. e Des Moines Traction company more. ed in Rockville yesterday Hartford and Stafford Springs and passen- case of her death during that period continuing the payment to the daugh- get it for you. years to co We have had y The shine is mostly in the shipping i 5 5 ers for experience in_photographing cf have an agreement with' their union- Notice s given In the fashion notes i(m to transfer during the afternoon. | ter of the deceased fireman until she Buy one package, use it accordin, Th‘Ly always lnnok their best when we N T ized employes that all grievances shall | that the waist line is going higher. reaches the age of 15 yesrs Both i o . take them. No troublesome posing. be settled by arbitration. They dis- | This looks as if it had been rediscov- resolution and_communication was 2 Snap them in a jiffy. 0 charged a conductor amd the strike | ered. LETTERS TO THE EDITO4 signed by D. Hall, clerk of he and you will -~ : followed. The union officials claim R Palide Comt Wthodo? board for the fire commissioners. Up- indeed be glad /GEN Central Wharf and 150 Main Strest that the complaint against the conduc-| The man who needs a few redeeming ey on matlop’_the. osmbulimion: and that yousew chis OXYGE Telephones. tor is properly a subject for arbitra- | faults is not often in evidence; but{ Mr. Editor: e faree - of - police T e e O e aa e =Bl dge. advertisement. (SHING Loty tion and that the contract had been ¢ say they do have such men out | Court juslice was well played the other (to S fl T ! s broken accordingly. this view. The ed and The court takes conductor was reinstat- the first n Human foibles are quite interesting, morning in the dog ~ase waich took up most of the day. It was a fine exam- t farce as it is be- Working in Tobaeco Fields. The Photographer, LUMBER car out of the 1 . mg played in town. It proves girls from Collinsville have been i barn, and his fellows.followed car after | and there is no reason why they should | that an honest n cannot get into |engaged to string tobacco leaves by Opposite Norwich Savings Society. car as the citizens who lined the walks | be repellant. They afford a profitable | that court witaout being pilfered. no | Senator Joseph W. Alsop on his planta il gave the men cheer after cheer as|Studs. matter how innocent he may be. That | tion in Avon. It is clean work and the , i i y they resumed duty. e was the imost glaring example of in- | girls maks good wages, besides having : If strikes can be setiled by the| 'When a trust is looked into, the core|Jjustice and as such is certainly re- |a healthful employ 3 : ’ ’ P does not look right. Big business com. | ceiving the proper condemnation of | practically outdoors. ourts en the violation ~of. contract | 0% Bt 100K TIENS. PIE business com- | {1 bublie whleh 1t deserves. O courts Free Burning Kinds and Lehigh Beste b 1 be inations always prove to be wormy at a good thing for all of justice, how you have fallen! It i Wallingford.—Sixty _ children were It Makes Wrinkles ALWAYS IN STOCK. pa{nwl eoncerned. the center. simply another argument and a power- | recent at the public library during the A ik t was a wise judge who thus inter- st S TSI ful one in favor of putting the prose- |children's hour this week, to listen to | " THERE s no advertising medlom 1n Ty over -heal 0es your A D L“THROP preted the law, established a new prec- | . >0 D€ €xpects that the Lincoln re-| cutor on a v as he should be 2nd {the talk by Miss Margaret Tibbits on R I R Mvertsing mellum heaxltéxl no good, and merely causes . B, . cdent, overcame the strike and broughe | EupUCAn leage created by Lorimer | not encourage iie prosecation of inno- | switzeriand and Mountain Climbing.” | letin"tor business resulis. wrinkles, that inake you 60k Older | Groe o Morket and Shefucket Ste order out of conditions approaching :.:unfn\x:;‘ r{r:m"“::e il e R e sadior If you ars sick, don’t worry, but go Telephone 163-12. SIREChE Moy.lib 0N prave (a Heve £ \ffaire and ome which must be agi- about it to make yoursel? well. To do been based upon a sound le vie al princi- Our courts do not recognize Lords! | by the citizens until that cursed abolished. What we this we repeat the words of thousands of other former sufferers from wom- ord assaulte , o | system s are ——————— o AemaL el o paseball JMDITe| tinking of to allow this system to fnly jie; Ssimlaziie Yourk swian we THE DEATH OF A = ] s taken into court| gptain in an intelligent eommunity? s “ATE‘SM‘N and fined fifty dollars, An office which should pay eight or in the death of Semator Frve the| ———— — ne hundred a vear—a fixed salary “It burps up clean.” country has lost a statesman and the| The Vermont Grangers give notice| by tbe fee system convicling cvery republican party one of its ablest and | Taft will be warmly welcomed by them | one, innocent or guilty alike. The of- Well § easoned Wood purest leaders. He has not only been | to the Green Mountain state. There is | fice now pays nearly $2,000 a vear. It 1s a wonderful female remedy, as CRRMPICOOUS 25 ns B e okt sisaas Lo hoos haokepirit about them. Thers should be a sign on the door you will admit if you try it. terly presiding officers of the senate, A S | of the vpolice denarimle t and city Directions for its use are printed in P 8 ‘- g 2 " These a hot '8 for * <. | eourt: “For revenue only. six languages with every bettle, Price Dut'as a man who was above lending | , ERe 75 hOL 0aYS fof Drestdents. | € no credit to those departmenta $1.25 at druggists. G. H. HASKELL. n;:r:a‘e“ to n::n ksuwmc from {s(‘msh Sh0r v Bruaident Biain. has nees 110 slish a large Q\m of ;el“e‘lpls for FRANCO-GERMAN CHEMICAL CO. 402 ~— "Phones — 489 ives ¢ uc g to any faction T - the mon ¥ Wo Ve wish there was 7 for policy’s sake. For thirty years he|9riVen from Hajti. Who takes the|pno such return. That is not a grist 106 West 123th Street. New York. . | _ & served his state and his country in the | P€Xt TUn mill or 2 manufacturing plant. The SEROLE: ol it the Mhwor of tioras T = smaller the criminal record the more ’ s pointed at him 1t witl be becqnar sn| When 4 man like Vardaman is se- | pride ‘we take in ovr city. Let us JOHN A. MORGAN & SON, 4 ) CRUBE | 1;oie o States sens Jeople are | court of justice that justice will be c he was the akent of vested Interests, | “MI1e Suates senate. the people are| gl gng not be made a mockery of. oal an umbper for he could not be false to the people. | ot 0 Plame for thinking the state is JUSTICE. The Portland Express s right when | ke him. — for Summer fraveling. | reicpnone sss. Contral Whart It says of him When v.;e slalfi; Vha\"mg_rnm? o The \Ahlé‘ of the quill was dlsro\sr; l] “Were his lips, now dumb in death,| .. Rin d on-| od ‘at an early date in the history o i i to speak, we would hear from them g | €7¢5Smen are redistricted it is not be- | of Stion &ifd ita jhwe pyeed feoa All weights, sizes .and styles thie hour of our mourning for his| ¢ ¢l that the gerrvmander will be| the east over Europe and then to the at lowest prices. lose, some generons, inspiring cnarge | [OVEOten. That American dragon is| new world. 1o the people of Maine, not to spend a mement by his bier in lamentations Jor his death, but to gird on their ar- mor and to so act a8 to help to keep our grand old state where he and the famous Maine men who sat with him A LIVE AMERICAN. in politics to s people are paying ten dol- lars a ton for ice with Lake Cham- plain at hand to furnish all the ice needed for nothing. They need a mu- nicipal conservator, and finally vation sure, shot him to make his sal- did not give up so long as in corgress had done s0 much to 5 SRl white glass. A new design. lace her, In the very front rank of | ne san o S 3 1 the commonwealths to whom fame|, . .© SR Francisco woman who b Hongic 6, sy A married a drunkard to reform him, Consisting of a Two-Quart Pitcher and Six Tumblers of clear For Only 50 Star Soap The Shetucket Harnsss Co., 321 Main Street, WM. C. BODE, Prop. Are all In and ready for your in- Y NEED TO BE FIXED. ol i & spection. All grades and prices, in- John W.\Gates ran the whole gamut| ciiilea T ; w r Motdings to Mateh. Decorations” and oien P g o coglirn P é ey - ings to Match. Decorations and of business¥hefore he became a shrewd | How is it the feeble old men are r rappe s Mo s = N e B i e fetia o e e RR seneral painters suppies, e ars|| PAY LARGE PRICES? by learning early that the mastery of | able-bodied men .ve hossing the job? ERiar » PPAS. now receiving orders for paper hang- small details gave a man power | The work would go faster if the abler- ese Water Sets can be secured only by brin.ing ing, decoratlon, and painting. ! v\\u.}mu[ mw‘I:tafiw;);r;:lfl:‘ot f great achievements. It is a |Podied men were in the ditch. The experience of Motherhood is a Wra to - R veitls Hermivott o o long ways from a clerkship in o TR ST trying one to most women and marks Star Soap ppers P F MURTAGH By a hardware store 1o the position Since a peace pact b been signed | distinctly an epoch in theirlives. Not M. HOURIGAN, Undertaker and House Furnisher o« Lo ' i Wa f teeth with silver or Among money-makers he he was a.level-headed plunger and in ability to carry through great deals e had few superiors. He did not profess to be a attained, but nt and with Great Britain the jingoes of Can- ada ought to be able to sleep nights. They are in no danger of being kid- napped by t rican eagle. one woman in a hun- dred is prepared or understands how to jproperly care for her- self. Of coursenear- 66 Main Street Norwich, Conn. OFFER EXPIRES SEPTEMBER 30th, 1911. THE PROCTER & GAMBLE DISTRIBUIING CO~ 92 and 94 West Main St. FRISWELL Telephon enamel $1.00, for $5.00. Dr. H. ber of th inte ds 50 cents and gold or solid gold crowns D. §ydieman is a mem- Association and su- the manufacture of e A 3 ly every woman now- pe did not demy that he understood any | 0 alien in ¥ ton who_ was a{i i has the Largest Line of Alarm |§ our ficial teeth. Ha has no * Sz Y | taking out naturalization papers ays has m | i 41 kg AP same from horse-racing o stock- | AN " B Pa Ltk ot it | in this branch of dentistry. waiering, so when he gave these| '0USt it Was his duty to obey union 2 H ildob Clocks in the City. 1 ordering of us vou receivi TDonts" 1o a Methodist conferenee o | Tules first, and the country's laws aft- Hime 8 child] mhh | Texas 1Wo vears ago, they were erwards. He needed revision b DS SRRIORS 25-27 Franklin Street ! e garded as the monme effective because the experience with an orgamsm unfitled for the trial of Work guaranteed ten years, i ourca from w 3 ORANGE F. and as we i yur offices and - ;m_' Gasiie. Wilson H. Lee Sees No Great Hostility | her system l}’x}asdreceweda ma‘; {lrom e i years, our guarantee is of in- v s Over Reciprocity. which it is hard to recover. Follow- il 1 disputable value, 'D):".: Dy “‘l’d_' s e ing right upon this comes the nervous . Civil Engineer, We will bo pleased any tims SO0 WL B hosog, Tac Wilson H, Lee of New Haven, Conn., | strain of caring for the child, and a wishes to announce to his patron and to examine your teeth without ;)""" '; “:"‘“ in wheat, : g:‘rflt‘:' of the fafl"nmlr!\vmhem@ of | distinct change in the mother results. the public that he has ldmo»ed to 65 charge, Don't speculate on stock ex- erica, is spending a few weeks in reis nothi re charmin, Broadway, Chapman building, opposite 4 P s Athol, Mass, recovering from his re- ‘;f,h;pm:xd ]}':; (1}?3 ,enfi]flaw;m‘, tcl;fifi the Y. M. C. A. Open from 9 a. m. till 8 p. m. o't thred dlde: cent 'sevareattack | of appendicitis, | g ydi deed ohi th und ht % | BT m't shirk honest labor. RUICH cafus T endine fatiniy;. Me conditions nesd b8 1o k:;zar‘:int:}rx?fith English Lunch Zree.cvers, . R o 4 Lee formerly lived in Athol, having . it : ¢ Eveni Don't be a gambler; once a gambler, | been born there. He hopes to be able | OF beauty. The unexplainable thingis | llg “ » Satneiay, Qrente K"lg Dema“’aflors ways one. to attend the national mecting of the | that, with all the evidence of shattered Hand's Celebrated Half Stock Ale € was a man of large experience, siiowed resolution and courage in he battles of life. He didn't advise typothetae in Denver, Col., next month. Mr. Lee is one of the largest dairymen in Connecticut. He has an extensive nerves and broken health resulting from an unprepared condition, women will persistin going blindly to the trial. On and after August 1st, 1911, the Jewelt a epecialty. The Westerly House, veople to follow in his footsteps. farm at Qrange. fonn. near New Ha-| "It isn’t as though the experience . » "‘""".‘-‘ i [ b s i e o ettt e 3 oreta€ i 8 leader In the agrleuttural) oy ie upon them unawares. They have City Savings Bank of Jewett City, Conn., will Kenyon, & Pickhaver, Props When the Canada medical murched past King George, corps carrying nuyoneted rifles, which he remarked to terday that he heartily resrets the ac- tlon of the Connecticut grange fm its disapproval of President Taft's visit to ample time in which to prepare, but they, for the most part, trust to chance and pay the penalty. be open every busimess day cexcept Satur- SPONGE CAKES DR. Franklin JACKSON, Mgr. Square, Norwich, Conn. 3 q to the Connecticut fair, because of h In many homes once childless there Kitchener, the general replied: hey | reci 2 g B omnes & . riprocity views. Mr. Lee feels that |are now children because of the fact are llable to carry picks and shovels | Connectic . s & J U CARDWE kd under such officers. o e Bl D amaTt, sede| that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable days) from 10 o’clock a. m. to 3 o’clock p. m., at LL’S Farrcll & Sanderson, Props. The up-to-date city where streets are trenched 15 feet deep and troiley cars run every ten minutes, do not tie up the traffic. They know how to do of farmers and dairymen in Connecti- cut who think the president's course in regard to reciproecity a wise one. The season of nav tion Russia Compound makes women normal, healthy, and strong. Any woman who would like special advice in regard to this matter is cordially invited to closing Saturdays at 12 o’clock. FRANK E. ROBINSON, Tel. 952, 3..9 Water Street NEWMARKET HOTEL, SPECIAL R. Traveling M snp ATE§ to Theaire Troupes, en, efc. lLivery connected TUCKET STREET. 715 Boawnll Ave. was excontionally ong ansina 1oi0, | write to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Treasurer. ' ” WHIN 1815 but.roor, ves werk withou! discommoding the pub- | the ports of Cronstadt and St Poicrs- 'Mass. Her letter will be held in 5’"} e "Rl;fs\bu i Clgarh | news ‘iefuri the public. there is no m e, burg having been open 248 days. strict confidence o Sl Savey S D s Boliests, o vestise order, johm Tuckle. Proa Tel 43-& ing eolumns ¢ af The Bulletin.