Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 23, 1911, Page 4

Borwich Bulletin ansd gcuéigé. 115 YEARS OLD. Subscription price, 12¢ & week; 30o a montus; §6.00 n year. Entered at the Postoffice at Norwicl Coan.. as wecond-cluss matter. Telophome Calls: RBulletin Business Office, 480. Julletin Editorial Rooma. 35-3. 2uiletin Job Office, 35-6, Willimantic Office, Roem 3 Murray uilding. Teiephone 210. “Norwich, Wednesday, Aug. 23, 1911. The Circulation ol The Bulletin. The Bulletin has the largest eir- culation of amy paper in Easters THE VETERAN:! ROCHES | There is quite a delegation of vet- erans present from Connecticut at the national encampment at Rochester, N. | Y., which promises to be one of the most brilliant and enjoyable meetings ever held by the veterans. In addi- tion to what the citizens of Rochester did to promote the encampment the New York legislatire voted $50,000 for the purpose. The encampment is in celebration of the golden jubilee of the beginning of the great struggle between the morth and south, and the reunion between the Blue and the Gray will ‘be demon- strative of the fact that- time, the great transformer, has played an im- portant part in changing the animos- ities of the past into love and friend- ship of’the present, While in Rochester, the southern veterans will extend a special invita- tion to Commander John E. Gilman and veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic 10 be present in Memphis, Tenn., on September 27, on the occas- ion of the first national reunion of the Blue and Gray Another feature of the encampment will be the distinguished guests pres- mong the noted men will be Chaplain Marshall included in his prayer Tuesday merning the supplica- tion that members of the house might endeavor to be present to do the work of the state that they are sworn to do. Chairman Knight (Salisbury) of the committee on appropriations said on Tuesday that the appropriation meas- ures reported favorably to this general assembly for the care of state depart- ments and state institutions for the next two vears are well within the revenue of the state, but this is not to be understood as including the perma- nent improvement expenses, such as building bridges over the Connecticut river, giving New London $1.000,000 for harbor improvement, etc., etc. Representative Ensign of !mubury reported to the house Tuesday that the joint committee of conference on the matter of the compensation-liabili:y bill had failed to agree and he filed a substitute bill as the offering of the house members of the conference com- I \errone md _the cmm has quit < ‘when this marathoning gmem wm decide to o mgmd@tyuze 4 k] The re will do n. work to- morrow (Thu‘udqy). At least 75 per cent. of tha membcra are going to the l celebration, Lyme-Saybrook bri Cencerning the roperties, Mr. Burr of We-tport told & Tuesd: afternoon - that hoen préduced in Connecticut during the past five years, amnd that if.they were placed in cars would make a train reaching from Hartford to Bridgeport. The house Tuesday afternoon turned down the bill that would provide for elsht Hours as being a day’s work for employes in state institutions, where the emploves now work on an aver- age of 12 hours. Dr. Knight of Salis- bury told the house that if the bill 5 mwmam's yster | Vegetable Cofipound Morton’s Gop, Knmky-—“l suf- two s IDAHO | uem-umm.cm s ‘ e Al "l-:'l‘ mu‘:mn e l :An-GAl‘m' is ELECTED 5 A\ _Screaminz Comedy. We . have some pieces of Furnituic 2, Tables, Chairs, and erfirk LABOR IJAY—THE BIG GfiNNBI'"l‘lCUT FAIR —ANID— GRAND CIRSUIT RAGES Charter Oak Fiark, Hartford, SEPT. 4-9 $50,000 in Pursias & Pramlnms Mammoth Exhibiti; of Cattle, Shy Pwnrg Horses, Ag riculture, ees, Hone: Farm Product: Pom, Covnecticut, and from threc te four mittee. It is understood that Senator | passed the state would be put to 2n 3 < itab 7 H,.-(muu."-. Dai tc. ' (imes larger tham that.of may in state, Gen, Frederick D. Grant, | Baraam of the conference committes | extra annual expense of from $400,000 g pen Swing Sle at suitable for Piazza | Heticulture, Dairy, |Etc. Shows, Farm Norwich. It delivered to over | iand many other. Special campfires | stands by its former action. to $500,000. The additional eostof:lx;lthe bardly bear it. I|or Seaslm‘e Gottnge. { Machinery Display, (Merchants’ Exhib- 3,000 of the 4053 houses 3a Nor- || will be held in homor of President ; ggftflggfifle‘;;; Tigmes ‘v . Soreness in each side, could not it. wich, und read by mimety-three par | | Tafi. X PN Shausand dplints Tor an Armity e et v stand tight clothing, and wasirregular. A H - THE GREAN' MIDWAY cemt. of the pzopl. Jm Windhawm The president will be further hon- |in mante Jp; Eatried (il gNe the capitol Tues- [T i A s called armory appropriation bill that| It was predicted at P e ‘was completely down. On ) Teeming With Nuw Features from 16 is delivered to over 900 heuses. | | ored, duriify the campfire, by the sing- | SAUed, STMOT. ERRTORTAC day that the house will never pass the | vice I took Lydia E. am’s Vege. || - A,,,.,.,”,,’.,,d Eurogean Centers, Big S fLIAE 0L o athe COMBRSR by Mis WIH - A bill granting a license to the Griswo'd | ahle Compoumi and Liver Pills and 'Willow Street dctacular Outdoor] Acts. — Fireworks iam P. Toon of Wilmington, N. C..| The senate, without a enting | house in Groton, @ no-license town. good health. It is now \ Shew Every Night. ally. Conmmecticut has forty- postol one ruenl free delivery roi The Bullet fa wold fm every D. which has been dedicated to him. The piece is an inspiring one and is so arranged that the words not only hon- or President Taft, but the presidents of the past and those of the future. The singing of this song is not only an veice, passed on Tuesday the special bill granting a summer license to the Griswold house in, Groton. Senator Judson made interesting comment ‘n favor of the passage of the bill. Five committees of the general as- Representative Chandler told the house. Taesday afternoon that it his amendment providing for a. flat tax Tate of $3 an acre on productive oyster areas and 50 cents an acre on unpro- ductive areas were passed the income am eng han two had anache or pain since. Ido years and I have not my own work, washing and everything, and never have the backache an; X think yum' medicine is gnua it to more. I all my neighbors. If you WALL PAI ER FURNITURE UR HOLSTERY Admission, Day §0c, Night 25¢ (Children Under 12 N ears, Half Price) EXCURSIONS ON ALL RAILROADS town amd ou all of the R. F. honor to President Taft, but the thou- = T the Atate fromithat seunce would | 4 2 3 sembly . got. together, Tosaday wler | J% g hink my testimony will holp others IF YOU WANT A routes im Eastera Commecticut. sands of veterans who will be assem- |noon and posed for the group pictures | increased by $60,000 a year. The u"g: y blish ,t”—m p e s alas iAo bled, because of the fact that it was {of them that are to appear in Souvenir rejected the proposition, whicH has ;V“ may p 1 8. OLLI s been favorably reported by three gov- | WOODALL, Morton’s Gap, Kentucky. %Y get a SHONINGATR through CIRCULATION composed by a southern woman. Taylor's Legislative History. . ernors. “Bal- WHITE, THE] TUNER, Backache is a sympbum of tfignme y { The Baltimore American says : ’ f Hunt- we come here in 1914, That is to be & | oroins heuss while A trollev compans | that will not be followed by the mem- T rAREAC CAATR vet mudt mch | notable year in the history of Balti- charter was under comsideration that |bers of the general assembly in daclin- gfie Toot of the trouble. Nothing we g | B . C. GEER { more—the year of the Banner Song|‘“one of the members of the railroad|ing to attend the bridge celebration be- |, %' Con"s o s ) urely as Tydls 157 E vl SL Week ending 8 I centennial—and it is eminently proper (‘u]mmllt\:;e had lied to him regardlng g‘a:ts: afm‘tjl;‘ ;;:‘s!i{g:ldb\::;n;fi‘:;d@: E. Pi s Compth " llh 'r m‘ . E " 5 hat on the occalion of a celebration | the matter. 2 e 4 inkha; und. e August 19...... f : e S be present at the affair if it had hap- | o 122 8" that has veference to an earlier war ite to Mrs. Pinkham, at \l rososct 8¢, i ned to come at a more favorable ! > % that concerued, the prebervatipn of (the u: o lt.;;;:ls“:::t:(x:" "1?':::{“:5‘10‘“}'-; Bme. The governor will stick to the Y!lm- Mass., SHITS PHESSED 58& e Tal. 611 Norwlels Ce CONGRESS ADJOURNS. countfy the veterans of a later war that also concerned the preservation of next week—but that's uncertain. About job while the “help” taks a day off. for special adrice. Iemr will be absolutely tial, and the advice free. Gur Wagon C \ills Everywhers | “F. C. ATCHISON, M. D., It is a relief to the country to have |the republic should. be present and : —_— | congress adjourn, as well as a relief | participate. Bntlllmo.l'e exlrinds acor-| LETTERS TO THE EDITOA Br.F. W. H(\LMS, Dentist | PHYSICIAN AN’ SURGEON, o President Taft to have the recalci- | dial invitation for 1814 and must not —_— ¢ J 2 s s Rl 1 Co i P oir: Shas trants oft his hands be: denfed.” “Votes for Women” Campaign. - -‘h;mwnw!.m‘l::lu Annex, R::';MA- | S s e s A fe s en .accom- | @ ———————— : : B eleph LIRS haxe beabyNcetn EDITORIAL NOTES. Mr. Editor: The campaign for Vote 3 lishe !(v ’In rddition to the dnfi\'}uv = hie T X D {for Women whic is being .waged in % tion of the reciprocity agreement the hen the Hawkeyes pronounce Des | (Ti nfield county by Connecticut wom- | ; session ends with the passage of the | Moines it is as it spelled Da Moln |cn is an outward and vifible sign of & ‘LL THE BUSINESS campaign publicity bill, by virtue of | with the a very short. great inward change in the outlook OENTER = ' which the amount of political contri- e women on their own position and of! u‘AlTl OF NORWICH g butiens is not only limited, but made| The celebration of Secretary Wil- | their relation to outward things. It is b inown in advance of the election; of [Sow's 76th birthday only shows the |an evidence that the great silent forces the statehood bill, with the stipulation | People he was born too long ago. ;)lft::r'«:gre have brought abou '...OF... the revolt of a sex against age that the provision for the recall of| 5 delay in |10NE Suppression and degradation. This e 1dses must be eliminated from the The w masters delay In | areh of the women in automobiles \rizona comstitution; and of the re- | his case ¢ difficult it Is 1o typifics the promise of the ruture. = = pportionment bill, adipting the wiem: | make an -innocent” man look white. .| Cangervative g Conneoticut has nev lankets--Blankets hersiip of the house to the require- SRR seen such a sight, automobiles flled 9 . : et 1 ths b " cndin The Arkansas legislature has voted | with women carrying unfurled ban- 3 > o ston i to return a captured flag to an Ohio [Rers bearing Votes for Women, pass- Ty iony i st Hevetin bioue 0] egiment. Time soothes all animosi. |iN& from town to town, is a sight in- anKeits ) o politica nes and polkical play | TCE! deed to make men think, and to make the i g , who have failed to good men act. Watertown and Wood- mpress the country as they hoped to | . ety A8 bury were the first towns to be invaded ;0= do, and who return home to find their | TH¢r¢ i8 no disputing that Governor |ang the women found willing helpers onstituents , disappointed in their 1 is of presidential size, and |to post their advertisements of meet- 3 manibntatin of dOnity Lhd peit has the ability to do honor to elther |ings to be heid and they showed their i e . gy by | Viace. 3 appraciation of small means when th> Although it Wil be but & few months placed their notices everywhere from nefore the president will have congress | oy, paronc oo (| Curtains 0 & hunch of bananas. o 2 on his hands asain, the whole country |, "crowing in popularity abroad. | SPOK o crowded houses and thelr el J will enjoy the relict and business is | . A *|quent addresses won 50 members 1ty to_sbow - Improvement. ‘he amount exported has doubled In |\arertown and 150 in Woodbur, - AND. President: Ta(t acted wisely ‘in call- | (7 Ye&rs: the spot. This campaign will cover t:v in 5 s ; : G : month of August, and among the - ing the special session: and the bril- | This is the day Harry Atwood ex- |ipeakers who il i the emmcigh Commences 1 HIS MORN NG . - statesmanship HAS in- }pects to land in New York and be rec- |are Mrs. T, Hepburn, Mrs. Ernest 7 h reased public support and given as-|,enized as the long-distance champion ] Thompson-Seton, Miss Ruulz-Rees, an { n Va 0 e surance to the republicans for the fu-|o¢ the world. . Rogers, Mrs. M. Lescon PRIt T The Americ 2opl 8 H ¢ —1 3 D THE DIVORCE HABIT e LR Danole Mpp SemING S [lra el The ‘men who' have If you wish to buy some blankets—if you wish . : £ A VIROL: OB offerzd their help to the suffragists in- 2 = L The divorce habit increases in all |¢nemies he has made: but also for [clude Julian Street and Lincoin Stef- |f to look at some blankets. or if you are simply in- en ra\ a 0r nlo“ pasth the world: but nowhere does |thie velces he has written. fens, the well known authors, Senator d i . i h d this be t show the increase which marks the SreTY: Archibald McNeil, Jr., Attorney Gen- ter e things, you. should see S au- record of this country. A Chicago boy, who was sent to a!eral J. H. Light, J. C. Brinsmade and CRTCG ot T 98, ¥ y LAY g SR 100 divorces | Market six months ago for a dozen | Representatives Lester O. Peck of : - waatnat 20,000, fon i e a0 Jlvguoes | cswsr has not retusned vet, ‘Ho may Reading and otia I Range of :iiu\l-r tiful display of Wool Blankets, Cotton Blankets, . ' . L # e i S ord, representing the political side o = . . world, and in 1905 we had 68,000 | Pring them when he return: White Blankets. Colar Blankets, in ' Jgainat 0000 for the rest of the| g ) e d‘ionnenicut Prof. Charles A Beard of ke hdte asropy - . ed . 'S, fa;; Al ; vorld + THE Drdsens Ao abpeare i inds o lankets. ew fresh goods never ore bit is in some way :vl\m}p:-‘m.i:.ixnngf tr:’;f{;o:; ':o <‘§"T“(‘*:‘ ert H. Elder of Br«)ol;lym N. P e‘: 9 f - ! Reodirted ihat Cborr et e ’ Guilford. | Norris G. Osborne and Julius 3 pla upon = the present century closes 25 per cent. | SOt If the moth knows itself. The women who are giving their time spiay our cotaiters o e ——— e nd strength during these hot days e four, of all the marrlages | pary' Atwood is crawling ‘to first|are obsessed of an enthusiasm and de- ® : Prof. C.. A, Bilwood . of| Misoraiiiyos o His; combuiry eafim: aviator [RIL 0% (UKD aivs 0 bl il o o Xliwood of Missour! e P 4 e ; ng of the maturc of old time relig- Sl L gl bl A% 3 il il The family as ‘)‘j‘rru:‘;ir“g‘ r;‘f‘fh:"r‘:m‘;;"“, '(';‘i’;‘j“““s ious worship. This campaign must put COTTON BLANKETS—10-4 size in gray, white il 4 permanent union between man and | >° M il e it haysnd geuliton, thete 18, na r tan : vife will end in this country within| frappy 5 svepy | lovement before the country at the R 3 ppy thought for toda Every | , chich 1 3 0 a measurable length of time. Monog- | me 2 present moment which is being advo-{}f . . APair............ l A & messurabie lengu of Uime. Monos: | man vy srosebi.dote ot heve. s | iee s caa e 8 820" 5 : ore and Be tter Special Attractions i B w.,,.; of Lmlnu:nuon. :nlfl“l\d ;)If them ;:‘ai‘\ :n{;‘wn;crahs: the sutppon of s 11-4 size in gray, white or tan— ] 5 Y weuld not know one shou ey see ¥ active and prominent men an = Very few will take this gloomy look | . women as the woman suffrage move- A Pair. i -$1.00 tha fl CVCI' bCfOI'C toward the futi The cause of di- 2 ment. 1 may say, foo, that this ap- e Gt ? hi - 2 i vorce is not only the drink evil, in- | The English going to the South pole | Pe2l to men for justice and fair trea: EAHg e gn dray of wiite compatibility of temper, and bad hab- lare taking along a monoplane that | qu' 04, Its pathetic side. It has its A Pair..........$125 3 — ite, but the commercial greed which |will make time on the ice as well A e o, (hil LD oNoula Kootu Bakies low Sy Diovbaled B 1 s | as|necessary for educated and deserving —_— & Brothar iadioor el ‘ShTe T high. | enable the explorers to fly over ice- | women to have to labor sa strenuousiy & T P Se gch i 1l says : hummock: |for the simple act of justice. Men CELEBRATED “BEACON BLANKETS, Many of our evils are economic at e — | fousht long and hard for their en- % 3 2 »ottom. Childhood and the home are Holyoke, Mass., the peckless | franchisement and so must women. in gray or white. These rival in texture and elng starved just nmow, but we may an automobile was fined |reformscome slowly: the battle against % Tt yet decide that the fate of the race is as if that was mild the | Prejudice and power always has been warmth the finest wool and have an inimitable more important ~than dividends on | judge is being blamed for not sending | 1ing, 274 hard. “God's fruit of justice Enick EaCh Da’y as 10lOWS : watered stoc . jai nish— . o s ik IS the man to jail MARMILDA C. BUTLER ROBINSQX. A Pair $1.50, $1.98 ) — B2 AR AR N o L cive....$1.50, 31, A FLYER. Some of the people of owa are| Sharea \CON BLANKETS There is soon to he a race between |¢lamoring for a state song; and an 2 _ANKETS,” extra weight in gray or the motor hoats of America and Eng- |editor wants to know what is \ie| 5 CINSEUNERA) FpR ® g & L on ay ept' t gt land and it looks as if the American |matter with “Praise God from Whom A NEW JERSEY GIRL. white— £ L were in no danger of being ngs Flow TR A Pair. -$2.48 Mile O R: for M C ' o e L &l of the Agipurisnances Wacs: b Ea- 10-Mile Open Riace for Motor Cyches 1 ¢ latest motor boat breught | — . e = i ; Gt here for trial 7 never delivered and by courtesy ap-| New York, Aug. 22.—Miss Florence WOOL BLANKETS—Fine White Wool Blankets, “Dixls 1V, '« régingmolor ipdat [PEMed 16 O Conpxemtantl “Eocor | Maz Gallgmhy a0/ oiolsion 5. with pink: or blue borders, 10-4 size— ues ay', ep s built to centest the championship with |17 "times, is capable of doing mest i AL T T A DRI VA e il for Single Cylind send to this country, covered a course| T that hue. Her Lair Wils tied ;.S.msu?k : S LANKET Zine White Wool B -Mile Race for ingile ylinder - five nauticsl miles long, on a test| ‘-,‘;"He)'e:;lbl hed the bureau of | riphons. She was clad, not in 3 shroud WOOL BLANKETS—Fine White Wool Blankets, C 1 spuri,.in less than six minutes. The | NeMIStTY of the government and has |but in a new pink dress, pink stockings ith pink : -4 size— M speed atiained was about equal to 56.6 | [Cn0eTed 28 vears service; and now |and pink slippers. = Wil Biny onbhic dordes, Lt sjze otor g statute of ¢rdinery. ibilés anihoft: his effielency would be rewarded by,; All this clothing Miss Galloway or- A Pair........$3.50, $4.00, $4.50 “This is an astonishing performance, but it is not interesting to vesselmen and te travelers on ships in'the same sense that they are aroused by record breaking work by 4 new Atlantic liner or a big cruiser built for some navy. 1t too clear that the racing ma- chines like Dixie 1V. are not boats at all. in the important sense of being able to carry passengers comfortably in any ordinary weather. “There is comparatively little differ- ence between such machines for rac- his dismissal if some of hi nates had the THE CEMETERY CURE FOR- ILLINOIS “SOAKS. A New Method of Putting Brakes on Liquor Habit in Operation. Aug. subordi- i St. Louis, Mo.. —Tllinois has a brand pew and original plan to eure | the liguor habit. It was devised by citizens of Madison county. across the river from this city. It is called the | but Edward O. Parker, Mrs. | Edward Porritt, Mrs, 8. T. Davis, Miss dered when she thought she was re- covering from an iliness. But she had !a relapse. When she felt death was {near she asked thag she be taken to the grave in an atmosphere of her tavorite color. Miss Galloway was 20 vears old and the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | Louis Galloway of 430 Valley road. | Grade Cro: Boston, Aug. The $600,000 grade {cressing work in Worcester is rich with {graft. according to & report made by {Prof. A. W. French. who has investi- TRA FINE BLANK ] We Otfer You The Best $5.00 Wool Blanket on the Market o LTS, OF CALIFORNIA WOOL, SOFT AND W 6.00 to $13.50 RM, 11-4 and 12-4 Wednesday, Sept. 5th .5-Mile Race tfor Two-Cylinder Motor Cycles 50 CUBIC IINCH OR UNDER Entries for otor Cycle Races to be made with C. S . cemetery, cure, that dc ot S en g 3 oal ing yu“be‘ u:m as the extreme type | mean for the patients the usual trin. | Zated the work. The eity of Werces- ALL SIZ OF "“THE DIAMOND VALLEY V. Pe dleton Jr., No lO«Br dway. motor hydroplanes and the other | mings of drapery and florists’ em. | (ef is liable for 10 per cemt. of tne = Sk SEesienTN ) i ot form of hydroplane which Glenn Cur- [blems, nor is the trip to the grave.|coSt and the state for 25 per ceat. MILLS CRIB BLANKET, made of the finest tiss has built to sail through the air and alight en the water or rise from it it the aviater so desires. Both devices so flat that they skim the water, yard accompanied by a string of cabs at _$4 per. The situation is handled otherwise, In the early morning the patients are carted to the city cemetery and while Weak mortar and weak concrete may place the lives of travelers in jeopardsy. Canal Foremen Not to Curse. wool, grow spun and woven in California— $1.75 to $4.25 Champlon 100 Feet High Diver one stayinz always on the surface |the late moon looks dow Washington, Aug. 22.—Not even a “ON o 3 TN ] . o n on t ‘ 22.22 ¥y N MILL anc; with only part of its hull or frame |strange task they are heund with e B Boircsline o 52 ey Sats Blaskats inall 0 merlca‘ lifted into the air and the other rising | ropes 1o upright monuments hile | 2FOf2nity_on the Panama .canal. Col. into: the air altogether. others are laid in graves which have | C¢0T%e W. Goethals, chief enginecr. MANY OTHER STAGE AT |RACT|0NS.‘ The moter plane for championship | SUNK in _through ' many years of {143 issued am order-that the use of{f . Eagh............ racing on the water has no roont fop | StOrmY stress. New Douglas people | Drofane or abusive language by fore- cubins, no accomuiodations for a crew | ol LY AVEr that:since the cemetery | (o0 TV S T or for passengers and little capachy to face heavy weathe It is not a boat in the sense which means com- fort on the water and practical use for othér purpeses than racing in favorable weather. As toys for weal- thy people they serve a purpose. Most of us who love the water, however, prefer the ‘real’ boat” cure has been put into effect the straight and narrow path is hecamlns crowded. Influenced by Environment. ‘One trouble with Nugent is that he does n't realize how fast his type of political boss is going .out of fashio<. He may have boen deceiv: too near New York. World New York ordinates will not be tolerated. ¢ York, Aug. Fire Cominis- sioner Johnson has received a report from Chief Kenlon that there are 200 lost buildings in Manhattan which menace the lives of the many men and women employed in them. The danger is eiused hy jack of proper auxiliary fire appliances, Chief Kenlon sasg The Reid & Hughes Co. We Recover Furniture and do Carpet Laying \The Best of Horse flacmg and Wand Concert Each Day, THEODORE W: YERRINGTON, Secretary. Office with A. D.,Lathrop, Pr L