Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 15, 1911, Page 4

SOFT DRINK CQUNTERFEITS. They are making war in New Jer- sey upon the soft drinks that are flavored with syrups brightened up = "y : with coal-tar dyes. Chemist Baldwin Borwich Bulletin |50 o ves, Shemist Baavio It's foolish to attempt to cover n,p 2 of health of that city showed that in S s e 'y - ‘all and Goufier. a score of samples-of common “soft”| “I'have come.over, Mr. Kerémith, to , rested, and will prosecute you ?nuf: xll;o;mmx:on!:"?n sou = drinks, supposed to be flavored with|make an effort to punch vour head,” |relentiess emergy. I am E,‘. “mood a | @ move the Whess, 115 YEARS OLD fruit extracts, he found saccharine, sald Filbrick, in matter of fact tones. | sport to to do anythi of the ] or- the complexion \itlelf‘ Bouge and 2 citrie ‘a¥ld and coal tar coloring, but] Your boy Ronald attacked my son Iy ind, but I have certain old m the like on a brownish skin, Sy em- Willie today and blacked his eyes and | principles which cannot be viol phasize the defeCL The better way is ¥ Subscription price, 1Zc a weeks 50 a | N0t & irace of fruit of any kind. They months; $0.00 o' yeat. .| were all zank copnterteits, made up of | fuited Me nose. I have bo conBlence | with impunity. 1 ";;}gimm'h; B bor | to apply pure " mercolized - wax—the s RA R DAILY SERVICE by 20 the cheapest kind of stuft and sold to litigaticn is unreasonably expensive.|dignity, and he can’t do that if he|same as you would cold cream—put- 4 LMK Lfl Until Sept. 5, to Entered t Norwicl o P ceSntered at thg Postotfice at Norwieh, | {1 poorer classes of poople n great | Of course, I must have some saliafac- | nghts on a hot dav: tnine | 1108 it on at night, removing it ih the oy 1 quantities. tion, and see no other way than to “On a cool:day there is something Bl B e Culies The Newark News Is autharity or | ponch your nead. 1t I Gont do 1t my | Herols ‘in . sood DRk sty e T T weter el A Bulletin Bditorial Rooms. the statement that for the past five|own son will lose his respect for me | father of a fam:ly can then mix things = = i Bulletin Job Office, 33-6. years or, more Miss Alice Lakey of{and the whole neighborhood will point | with a neighbor, and explain that he's | The effect of a.few applications is WATCH Hll.l. and- BLOCK ISLAND ; : Lake ihorhond will pofi ghic AM JAM 1P M Witlimantle Office. Moom 2 Marray | Cranford has exhibited dstonishing | the finger of scorn in my directfon.’ merely taking some needed exercise to | simply marvelous. The half-dead cuti- |} Norwicn 3520 | woaG Block Island S xis Building. Teiephone 21 shades of red, orange, vellow, green, | -YOU speak lke s map of sound e Ty ohat “rouid by | Cle is absorbed by tha wax—painlessly, How Lonagu 250 h% Wateh H !g?; 4% blue, indigo and violét, using only |y lieg Kersmith, “and I would indorse | mare absurd than the sight of two men | €radually, in'tiny imperceptible parti- |§ atch Hill ... s . 08 JaNaen ¢/ Busl. 8. Vs : Tund-y, Rug: 16 AT | e wven 1oond in-allcwn fratt soeate. s S A el e I S Sight of (40 IeD | cles—revealing the beautiful velvety R e R T NeriGaoo o Dyel S8 L AP | jellies, preserves, cheap drinks and|or early spring but a little reflection | other, when they might be seated un- | White new skin beneath. b *Daily, except Sundays. xSundays only. o craman nsely Bave > o enllgn, 24 HOURS AT'BLOCK ISLAND SUN DAYS. food products of various kinds sold | will convince you that a fight during | der their vines and figtrees, hs,flng a blotchy, pimply or frackled complexicn thdisorimTnately the state; | this, broiling weather would be ex- good time!” 4 sty hat the Nevark hodrd of health | Fomely Toolish T caw't imagine any~ | *““hat sounds like good logic, But vou | If Shell ust go (o the druggiats get SPEGIAL EXCURSION TICKETS 2 thing more absurd than, the sight of | forget the finger of scorn. You talk lwnwlmi TO WHITE BEAQH and return. weeckdays and Sundays, ihe Circulation of The Bulletin, uh M e ol ot s Giemy with | o t‘o",’,i‘;.’ir?,t"‘,‘t“’;s BAL now s he | usseried Woman's Reaim |} SRS L AR 0 o R RENENANS S e, 23 Tl e || e s ster b chech bl ot oA Tamee s fruth tn what sou mmi: 'i»’&fl%‘i’u‘f’i‘fhfi?—‘ifi? st i | e wima b g T ine e W | WATCH HILL ne832y | BLOCK ISLAND 802, 3.000 of 4he 4655 houses 1 Nor- || work. The states huve felt obliged to | 1edt may b 1L ig bettor (0 BANST U8 | punched, than see the fnger of B0R | 14 s weather keeps up there wil 4% HOURS AT WATCH HILL | 1% HOURS AT BLOCK ISLAND -t er || enact laws to prevent the continuation | gin o : . 'The whole |5 Y be nothing for. it but to arrange a Shore Dinuer. Houses and Bathg Beach near landings at Wateh Hill S . Y. e P sing along for months, The n public. So let’s make a few passes and Block Island. .For further unformation, party rates, apply at office wich, and read by ] « ; icnics and cent. of the pzople. of thes f;duds The boards of health | neighborhood expects me to punch at each other.” bunch of S_unday sLhool_ P of compuny nih: rAlE. Nt it in deilvered to over 900 mowses. || in the citics have taken up the work. | vour head some time today, and what | *"3°0 | Lo it have to vield to your | PHIDE on the deluge—Pitisburs Ga- NEW ENGLAND NAVIGATION C0., K. €. JEWETT, Agent. mers’ league -has been formed | would people think of me if I tried to © let us refresh our- Foad, national lines: to iscover | €xplain that hostilitics have been post- | TEMEst, buf, GreC €€ U8 Teede By Waiting for Morgan. noned uniil favorable weather arrlves? | /5., “then hostilities begin. Ceme 9 sl in Putssm and Danletson to over || A con 1,100, and In all of these viaces i1t §| unon broa and prosecnte those who in eor ldered the loeal dailly, 71 5 = i The finger of scorn would be doing ; + with me. I have a| What state will J. Pierpont Morgan 3 Eastern Compecticut has forty- || foods and drin 2 _ | double stunts, Kersmith, and you know gn.c ll.ze b“vfifé?fi{efi'n t:"}nice Bolas 240 This bonatry S0 Wikie AT comy The htest A"'lva' at 1 Music. nine towns, one huudred and wixty- Altogether these are doing good 55 Foid betier place vourself on | fine large watermelon on ice there. T ety S ke L come | five pesteffice distriet d forty- || work, but the frauds and adulterations | guard. for I'm going to try to soak you e e Gest Fvo-seen this sesspp. | Democrat. 4 c. nesm o been shown by the oh the point of the jaw. Soa iRt ll vout Uik cre gR 15t g The Bulictia i wold fn every || pon 'Uoe “p i recent exhibit. It are the best in the 8] 9! TUNE [:] s n : him have a Stice CRANSTON’S town and oa all of the R. F. D 5. gifficult matier to deal with; more | Wi replied, “and it |8 3 : s @ diffic r 1o ; me 2 L -| “Tlldoit! And we'll do as you sug- . vould be a great pleasure o me 10 ac- | Tl doit! And wel do as you sue; 122 Prospect 8t routes in Eastern Conneclicut. so than the ‘trade custom’ of cheating . o than the ‘trade commodate you, and | realize that you e Eer - of | opril | (1N ia jult & Yess 50 Sik: piy: siiad TARIS Pllotogtaphlc l)epartment‘ A T4 Tel 811, Norwicih, Ca one rural free delivery rout tingeé. sas hd { i { i by small barrels, ‘short measures and e e CIRCULATION light weights. What is vet needed|Zi%.f ';‘;Lrlz‘\!te;:ir:; fia;fr;r\:i ow ¥l vani } doesrrt eount if you haVeNa first class ;’fler,,"er;".’,;::;. n.se';ee‘;'g :;::nh:;e!:?’rid‘ i e g < much as anything ele.;l is ;f;“:‘;“:'mUn a policeman and have you ar- melon on ice.”—Chicago News. fewcwecks wnes s exs peast Julbe 0 is the NEW PREMO JUNIOR No. 0.| IF YOU WANT A i ol S e Iy 3 pub \"'ll“"“‘“‘l ‘:““_ iy ‘;:C) ol con ~ them. Then we used all of zr;;l:zflm rem- | Just the neatest, cutest, little Camera FIRST CLASS PIANO, was, wvermge oo BT T s LETTERS TO THE EDITOA |FAVORS WEARING OF S5ei ot ted to batne hm with, and bapa: | Y04 ver saw: VThe price is but One- | £°L4 BHONTIGER througn oy LA chd ; P R ; TROUSERS BY WOMEN. them over night with tea leaves, but | thirty-five, and the Films are only o O R and flat refusal to buy and be cheated =i RO ALK s ot ic Taearae ees | 7. . 5 g i 48 South A St, Taftsiite. Week ending 8 I 66 by adulterated products of any kind.” Mr. Boardman’s View. Br. Sargent of Farvard Ductares They | 288 ”‘é?,mme”lc.fi'ify‘gfifmm”fl%{ o ook s b abesn Come | [P s 5) worse. e was y ateurs. = August 12 Mr. Editor: Mr. Gompers, in my ould Be Step Forward. light. At last she decided to go to.a doctor, ’ WHO PATRONIZES POSTAL SAV- opinion, did not slip his trolley. Mr. W, Al Jien. Decaijee she could hardiy work any more! . The Ronds Arc Settling INGE BANKS. Gompers understands, from long ex- | Beston, Aug. 4.—Trousers for wom- | The doctor sald it was a very seyere diseate, MRS. T. S. UNDERWOOD, SRARIb S aFiiing AT = 5 There is more or less interest in|perience, that the officials of ourlen are approved by Dr. Dudley A.| 2nd LSS0 o8 (0K A QFOREs COSTH 2 Corns removed with- |and cheapest way to gt the embrac THE PRESIDENT'S WEEK-END| (1. character of the American citi- | cOurts are dominated by business in- | Sargeny, professor of physical educa-| 3'hojr'Gr three months ihat she went to the out pain. _Bunions, | ing fresh air that is better than the 1 S AT ante i rests, people who are in business for tion at Harvard university, in an n-| Jocfor, we could see very little improvement. Ingrowing Nails. and | best tonic. ‘Phone us for a good team. REST. | 2 who prefer posta ol of The more paid to labor the less | terview. ‘Then we had read so much how people nllmyw treated. MAHONEY BROS The long trip of the president to | banks. It has Peen supbosed |y " 61 So the labor interests and Troisers are a suitabic and useful | had been helped h"s"v'v“‘i““"&‘z'tlezlfi'.'fi"flm Tel YA e T Stabl ol Beverly for over-Sunday homing is | liens would benefit most by thel he husiness interests are opposite. |costume for women—especially for :“eo::‘:xm;{yv;‘;;;d T e skl 1 Broadway. | Livery Stable, Falls Avenue. not 80 much of a rest as it is a relief lishment_of them: hut his de-| \r. Gompers knows that upon ihe | working women,” declares Dr. Sargent. | S Fiii'for purifying the blood, bathed : " ¥ EHRD whole labor cannot expect favorable | “Trousers axe not a bit more indecent | only with Guticura Soap, and at night after ch from Chicago does not confirm | from the perplesities ywhich aunt e £ ! h HgUs ety 5 g B0 te 4 X ¢ ’ ' this general public conviction: | decisions from our cour! except | or immodest than any other c me. | washing, she anointed her eyes very gently ‘h:,,“ in every life at Washington. | 3 ¢ opening of a postal savings | where business interests clash as in |They are far mors hygienic —thani on ;k;:mx:&defl;u;:'glnfi:\#fiu::t%;%% is round trip and the game of golf | o 0 7% T L co was marked | this case probably. So Mr. Gompers |skirts; they do not gather dust. Jn o6s wee o the wediag was entifsly gone nnot yield as much recreation as o {is opposed to court interference in |think .they would do away with the| [Iom the eves, and after a month, there was | with an cagerness that argued for the |, ;"'\ hies, Taft's injunction and | wearing of corsets, and they give | RO ICREEr2DY mucHs of Wetering ot ihg £yes, L spondents in gine. It is the 6 G Vi ’ 2 P 1 X ‘s general adoption of the plan through-| i, merable other court proceedings |greater freedonmto the body. We have| was cured.” (Sighed) Mrs. Julia Csepicska, K:vl(i:\u.‘?.l.f;:'mf o i "ffx Ii’sh.y:d“r“;\) out the country in the 65,000 offices. | might be cited to Show e coiis AL ey afloptg:l\ trousers in the gym-|{ 2005 Utah St., St. Louis, Mo., Aug. S o0, compensation forf w ery o T4 | instead of the fices to which the| ter disregard for the well being of . 2 i e i Ong: Be=t ince the act|labor. In New Zealand the unions are - A i A " : : 'y | system has been granted gards as a severe (ax upon a person's v ended with | beginning to shun arbitration by weOF ... endurance. That Presidens Taft can |©f CODBT Fhe grst 4y g P Jositors on Uncle Sam’s bank's | courts. do this stunt and find compensating _m_,_k‘“‘" ,;Wf i depatia = In my opinion Mr. Gompers does slip pleasure in it shows that he must be < wt $26.23 | Nis trolley when recognizing the class $9,416, an average of about § character of courts and legislation, and in e l]n»: of phy al wwnxih on. N tiful and salabrious Parametisgon the | MOre than $100 in a single mnoth, or | the class struggle by his efforts to or- wortls ol A s | the would have heen raised | ganize the workers industrially he yet worth shore is a refresher of such One woman wanted to|opposes the socialist movement, which con: 3 put in $800 and others wanted to de- nore than the maximum. On the other hand, there were many children qu ity that it s Taft for its repe- week aft week—in ct, they telgn to believe that Massach is simply an effort to do on the politi- [44A| ficld what he is doing economically | with the object of electing court and { other offici interested in the wel- NOURISHMENT READILY ASSIMILATED usetts’ o e e mmer loveliness 18| who eposited only $1. Many appear- | Si0eTo STG% . ofe x pED wRuld Ty ed with dimes and pennies and were tiee’s letter .in today's Bulletin By Those with Impaired Digestion ; PO¥ Suyin fos Sing the continent | 4. i nointed because they couldn’t de- the same spirit of gain in our ¥ to enjoy { pe one dollar being the minimum.!local police court and police depart- IMPORTANCE. i SRS el ALBERT BOARDM A - - | where ten cents haseéd a card, an ot 6 sug. 11, 1911 Self-conselousness of one’s personal | other dimes as many stamps. When| Norwich, Conn., dug. 11, 2 : . importance eannot be regarded as of | nine stamps are on the cdrd it may * a c 1 any value to the possessor, for it is|je turned in as a deilar | deposi AIQ[) rather a social blight which mars | There was one feature that surpr For Sale at Your Druggists ne i character rather than beautifies it. > ster Campbell and the seven When a person ventures to ask any | men in charge of the bank. That was American “Do vou know who I am the appearance of the depositors. It they take a promwising chance to be-|y,q peen expected that the mass of Grand Carnival of the come a subjeot of ridicule right away: | ,pilicants would be foreigners and - = s = ind it seems worse in a servant of et dapo These were the people than in a conceited private sented, but in small numbers, and ® = H ndividusl on the whole the line was made up of SPECIAL OFPER The governor of South Carolina is| 1 icentative Chicagoan [} now getting national repute for weak- ness b, his man of foolish- | N ES. ness at a railroad station recently in ERQITORIAL NPTES. his own state, making him so offen-| Happy thought for today: If you do sive that the witnesses of it are mak. | not know what to do, don't do it! ing oath to the truth of the statement| el merEen e that the governor talked abusively to| The national monetary oard has oA ekt R Belmont, | shown its complete ability to spend This agent at Belmont would | MOoneY- { el Gladness comes with a better under- not attend to his wants in precedence The repose of old age is an illusion. | standing of the transient nature of the to those of fifty others whose train| for old age is usuaily too fretful for| many physieal ills which vanish be- left three-quarters of an hour before repose. fore proper efforts—gentle efforts— u ion for Star Scap Wrappers At NORWICH, CONN. Sept. 4ih, 5th and 6th hie. me of his Parthian shots was: _ i i T am “Cole lilease, the governor of | Some people are as, willing to be | Dicasant efforts—rightly directed and Seuth Carolina. I've got a rignt to| freed fr iety”“as some others | 25Sisted by the pleasant laxative rem- i AP buy a ticket any time T call-for it, and | ¥ edy Syrup of Figs and Blixir of Senna. ; to get into More and Better Specnal Attractlons you've got to sell it to Its beneficial effects are due to the | l“i’ royal highness” not think Marrying for love always surprises | fact that it is the one remedy which it necessary respect rules of | the mercenary, but marrying for lucre | promotes internal cleanliness without h b f x;'n‘:v;nr.: Dropriety o precede never disappoints the miserable. debilitating the organs on Which -if than ever be ore olitidal I-am-ness e best o , g mp e it g ——— - acts. To get its beneficial effects al- ble reputation, | - o Unenvi-i Michigan expects to ven mil- | ways buy the gennine manufactured b b tnony of beans this year if her = : by the California Fig Syrup Co. rain are answered. M'CABE MUST Go. e Willie Hearst is now the owner of MOTOR CYCLE RACES partment who should leave the ser. | The World Today.” He has been ost thon love life, then Consisting of a Two-Quart Pitcher and Six Tumblers of clear v for the good of t oL ambitious to own it for some time. do not squander time, for : b o time s tho st life is whits glass. A new-desiga. Each Day as follows: for the wood of hip cauntry. - He is ‘the new president of Haiti must made of.—Franklin, . 1 o the pure feel ag pained as the schoolmaster who X food Jaw in a hobble skirt to ple s surprised by a tack in his chair. For Only 50 Star Soap - ST UG (e ily the cense | : 5 Do not squander time chopping weilas by awsolnte counieroning; | (218 4nd foreive it than {0 cultivate | smeny, greasy ofl can getting ready wra rs 2 and he is Dr. McCabe, w the open | & Tredudice against a person because|., g, your cooking. Get a Gas Range 10-Mile Open Race for Motor Cycles ;l’x;lml Dr. ‘\\".. y .‘.:.1 would have SRR S 5 &> and cook at any time without a single Regular Value, 100 ‘Wrappers. t p y foscharged from the public ser-} ygiiral Togo wearied of the city of | irrifating, irksome, ire producing, pro- Mce far hiy Viptuea rethyr than, hin| liothertic Lover Perhars he 2idnt] fanits e osditae bty araaags 'Th“e Water Sehcgnbeumred only by bringing aul P S observe anything that warranted the | yre = A match and tHe firs is reads. Star Soap Wrappers to- ues ay, ep . ible ser- | pame i intry, for while dc Indisputably the world's best cooking M HOURIGAN Undertak 1 i i h N 1) ook : / : er and House Furmher 5-Mil d e siving Lo the wesk a8 | - yuougan, Bainon fogmd e b i S e . 1 -Mile Race for Single Cylinder honesty and honor. The sl o er | of commons less interédsting than’ an ng every day in the year. Saves ER Ex RES B8 1 B i o afaees | electric battery. It was a dull thing saves time, saves dollars. Call OFF Pl EPTEMBER 30th, 1911' e Motor CyC]flS 1 powerful in the country, and | ¢ DM : and sea the latest models. Prices " THE FPROCTER & GAMBLE DISTRIBUTING CO. the fact that they camnot win- in this st 5 i tern fash. | from $10 up. - = s ? unrighteous issue is teiling for the|. - snasing < C Gas Wi ARy nrighisous enus oLl for 07 1080 b e vaern tesh| S Tl g mank senens : ~ Wednesday, Sept. 5th the Tasting foundatin tor nordch are |ypon everyining American a superla- | $10, connecting at cost. . e f T li # 2 O8t¥-and | Hive. label Cook with gas and forget the siz- S. \/] ot 3 5 T4 : ling, scorching, sweltering weather. ! . ile Race for i Cy mder an vatomoniie: Tead e oo | GSINE” ToF naling® " and ents a0 \ Motor /Cycles Roston Snrnai: “When Son see ' by | Meering wneir lucurations tor” e | Gag & Electrical Dep't 50 CUBIC INCH OR UNDER front of the licen aste hasiet, % “ / . order and righ =ne » number on an au- temobile in hiieats o T e o | 31 Main Strest, Alice Buil in Switzerland de- down instantly that the owner of the A% Entries for ['lotor Cycle Races to be made with C. i visitor who has found the old | CMDE’ invitations to refurn to Mc - y o . Pt i ico and throw down Madepo. He hus . e oy i e et e L JON'T WORRY | angfl N DANK -HOUIS | V. pendicton. r., No. 10 Broadway. ' Champion 100 Feet High Diver Gene here.” Louis bridegroom fell asleep It Makes \'lriflkl&: on v of his wedding and the ceremony “was postponed because he] Worry over 1ll-health doss your ge his troth. |Bealth ‘no good, and merely causes On and after August 1st, 1911, the Jeweti The Philadeiphia hotels have decid- ed to in future prosecute souvenir seegh o Bl . ot on hand t satherer thi hey. have en. | Wi fot e fiand to pledge b wrinkles, that make you look elder 1 dured m«;l loss of spoons and table- 'E b to Make Th P ish than you are. o merlca ware until patience and extra charges nough to Make Them Peevish. If you are sick, ‘don't worry, but go Sa Bai Coni : s R o has A the' Guggenhelms are |about It to make yoursels well' o 4o City vings Bank of Jewett City, n., will 3 . Wouldn't you be if I'ncle Sam | this, we repeat the words of thousands ched o billlon GOlAFa aut of soue | 9f diher Tormer. sulierare. from mane il / MANY OTHER STAGE ATTRACTIONS, Tana? —Hansas City Btar. o C 0 O'" | Sy’ e, simiar to. soars. when. e be open every business day' (except Safur- S When pri ¢ contractors can ‘build FY W0 ton battleship for two mil- i G I say, 3 Hon dollaks | than the government . Was a Piker. ’ ] e e i) e St o o | Take VIBURN-0 o) foe W elek o m, 1o 3 g'detk ). . The Be“ of Horse flacm‘q Ao L i ey e e et ot it closing Saturdays at 12 o'clock. - Concert: Each Day, O s as if there was G | It does: m as if there was any> A True Saying. Directions for its use are printed In hin, b m‘ Black Hand meth F n; 0 1 e d Bl Mo © e nt s e St nles folfs who b LIRZCONE T UE 0 (i : FRANK E. ROBINSON, Treasurer. . THEODORE W. YERRINGTON, Secretary. Office wi‘th A. D. Lathrop, President. - ngland practical jokers think there|don't talk good sense. - Galveston | FRANCO-GERMAN CHEMICAL Ca, ‘o News 3 106 Wesi 129th Styeet, New York.