Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 11, 1911, Page 4

u O S OB THE BULLETIN'S DAILY STORY % ‘A ] ‘Lherg fE not a city in New England + 4 i \h§8id . that has not good reason for complaint ’ s : 3 £ . % at the way in which tax money frit- 3 Rt X A Horwich Gulletin |5 -br it £ DARK DEEDS 3| TONGUE, HEADACHE OR BAD STOMACH The Bridgeport Standard feels called e - % upon to say that “the day is fast pass- 0, T wan't buy any of your palent | going around the neighborhood pester- 2 i ‘ h v ot of ardlont & 2 J H Furred Tongue, Bad ¢ \Indigestion, Sallow Skin and Miserable e o N e | Nk Powder,” said Mre.: Cyrfew, erg= | Mg TN Slends 10 bux, whost fof YoAt8| Heaanches e e R oRRag Bawala, CHIH Criine our e looked upon as . sof R phatically. “The fact that it was in- VTN DESaRIIng s - | stomach to become filled with undigested food, which sours and ferments time when u man could occupy an €t that it was in- | jng of all kindst Its well for you, | FOlZCH 0 PCHOTE B o ot U S the firat step to untold misery—indi- . .t vented by the crown prince of Servi v ’ . = office and give little return for the sal- | FeR1eC ) ‘@ | mister, that my husband isn’t at Heme| gostion, foul gases, bad breath, yellow SKin, mental fears, everything that is - - e ary he drew has given place to a sys- ‘:‘:f_sen’k make any difference to me. I to;_l;:alx; y«;lu fldllcnling HL‘;“!"Y ;}l“d“";; i.";,rrxble and nauseating. A Cixycaret tonight will straighten you out by 3 SHOWS A U D l T o R l U M ADMISSION —————— | tem" which requires a full return ‘for | (23S, R0 MOEe Tedpect for crown P~ THAL Y o tach ol ith | morning—a 10-cent box will keep you féeling good for months. Millions of |§ 230, 7, 845 : . 10c and 20c Al b e Rogtothcs at Norwleh, |every dollar received. Moreover, i€ jats, and I think the whole bojling ‘of| Y0Ur crown princes and healing herbs. g B ey ra bhualk rogaiat: 1R Gfer Aot + Monday, Tuesddy, Wednesday, - ‘Other Acts g Rkt s there is a choice among men as to WHo | them might be in better business than [*Poor Mr. Sparks, who lives a few miles e R i Bt [ b °1'_'H'EY-M:8|QA¥L ey can give @ best return to the city|compounding ink powders and then | OUt in the country, was a happy and -2 5 Y 2 48 2 i i letin Bu: » e o —t ides need a a lotin Biriotia B oonaith for the money pald for work in any | sending agents around o pester wo- | Prosperoas man until he began to buy. et g;:‘:,:h‘éf‘e‘;‘n';m“'fl;fl,“:‘gg_;i';;gm_. Spectacular Novelty Musical Act. THEATRE and Canfier. MISS MILLIE DAY, Soprano. 715 YEARS OLD. o price, 12c & werk; 50e & 2 uiletin Job Office, 3 Willimantle Office, Room 2 Marray Mding. Telephone 210. office, the best is none too good for the city, and the rule is ‘Get the best’ Conditions are gradually working into this channel, the channel of business, men who are behind with their house- work, this being Monday and company coming tomorrow to eat a boiled din- n say that one ten-cent package things from agents, and now he's mental and moral wréck, and his wife and Jaughters have to watch him all the time, fearing that hell destroy himself, or do something equally ridic- Special Scenery and Effects. Excelient Music. TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. Norwich Line —TOo— orwich. Wednesday, Oct. 11, 1911. and ‘business principles’ are coming to [ of your powder will make five gallons | Ulons. When I think what a pleasant, dominate the muncipal situation.” of z0ad, wholesome ink, the kind that | happy man he was when 1 first saw The taxpayers have eves as well as|makes rich, red blood. But what [ him, and then Jook upon him as he votes, and nothing is working more| Would any sane woman do with five | is today, I feel as though all agents m Ciml'uon ol surely for reform than the men who | Sallons of r me that! Do |should be thrown down the crater of I look like & woman who would spend | Vesuvius. have no conscience concerning their ¥ oy i . i | ¢ PICORInG, the vest of her life writing beauty | “Only a few weeis ago, when his 2 o A m Bullefin. labor and who think it an achievement| intg for (he newspapers, that 1 need | women folks were off their guard, Mr. NEW YORK Every Evening at Eight. | to get fr n)n‘\y ’;uy rufler: a full day’s | xo much ink? Go along with you, mis- | Sparks bought from an agent a é?éx; Tuoh Thites mnd’, Sublab’ Tob, vay for a halt-day's work. ter, and don't stand here wasting my | mula for a grease eradicator W . : . The Bulletin has the fargest efr- || 0y UG5 gara points out a warning | time with suth conversation!” %ad Leen invanted by Emperor Fran- STEAMERS emlation of any paper fa Easters | 00 CECE D “If you would let me explain. mad- | cis Joseph. This eradicator was a baxes MAINE ALL WEEK t Comnecticut, and from three te fonr More and more the opportunities|®m.”" seid the agent, politely. “I didn’t | kind of soap and was guaranteed fo i M Th Poii PI. 2 Bl s STl 3t e e | tor siighting work, for doing tess then] SUbguie for & motaent et you would | JEE groase. unt of #U3 ol 0 —AND— B B ayers orwich. 1t ls delivered over L e bl = need such a quantity of ink for your | Sparke mads a great quantity of it, i 3,000 of the 4,053 houses ool a tair eauivalent for the money re-| NoSd SR B AUERTIY O I mercial | and rut It in little tin boxes, and |land. There is something in a name, | aspirations of early settlers, and many NEW HAMPSHIRE Most Important Production, wick, and read by atmety-three pes | | C¢iVed. are pissing away as the new | pogsibilifies! For ten cents you/make | went around selling it, and everybody | after all. Many of our Massachusetts | of those of Britain have the advantage ik 2ma eead by mtncty-three wer || i oF menturoment are ene | Hoe pations of the' pest k- o ver | Dongt s bon, owing M mistortuses | owhs Nave, Tike Hiinghmm, Tar oui- | of long scttlement. ey Tnd menuired | Choose tis soute next ume vou 2o\l THE M AN OF W is deld Seas 908 foreed. Therefore there is n longer | saw. That will fll 300 small bottles | and infirmities, and wishing to send | grown those of Great Britain for which | the habit of growing when New Eng-| o New York. Youll have a delightrul Bigials, Ak Tanre emses. | | O o the idler, the sloth or the|of ihe iind that sell for five cents|a ray of sunshine into his darkened | they were named.. Hingham, England, |land was a wilderncss that howled of | S3GEY o 00, o oaciout a1y fins o e e e e sminane| each, and you can duild up a spiendid | life, as my tnmarried Gaughter says | s but little moré than a village, dos | nights when the wolves were hunsvy.|ang" water front of ‘Mannhattan (yahd 1,100, mnd im all of these places it || WA I e dut (i nd | trade suppiving the . whole neighbor- | as she boards with the Sparks family | ing away its years in rural calm. Bos- | —Boston Transeript. Steamer leaves New Lonaon at 11 p. s considered the local daily. principles are coming n to stay and| ;04 wich ink for vears to come. Talk | while teaching school. ton, in Lincolnshire, could be put into m. week days only, due New York, Pler - Eastern Commeeticut has the effect will be for good in every|.hour your pin money! A lady in| “When Mr. Sparks returned home, | cne ¢f the wards of Boston, Mass., it = 70, Wast River, at and r 40, direction. Nebraska bought some of this ink | after tering all the neighbors, and | having only about sixteen thousand in- | North River, 7 o'clock next morning. By Geo. H. Broadhurst. s s o e vy = ' = €5 by g ! he was greatly | habitants. Our Worcester has more totiice dintrict T powder from me and went into the ! selling many hoxes, he Wi e abitants. Our cester has mi 2 - S Bt Wit Guivury wouthe. A MILLION FOR BROWN. B e Mo she has her | encouraged. thinking his luck had | than three times the population of ‘the NEW LONDON The Best Company Norwich i s i i in| own sarage and a French chauffenr! | turned ot last. But a ‘few nights|pleasant English mother city. On the el it Ever Had. o P el | Wity e ipe i b S B i o el later a mob assembled in his front|other hand, our = Leicester is but a . * The Best A Play E: on all of the R F. D.||university with a century and a halt| % GOV (5 ST G0 i) Kansas! | vard and threatened to lynch him, for | town, | whereas the English Leicester For Infants and Children. NEW YORK — Wi merican Play Ever reutes in Eastern Comaccticut. nind it covers America, Providence | my "iqay of a woman of my age, a | that eradicator had ruined all the|is a bustling, hustling city that has| The Kind You H Al nfl e ery justly veckons the debt of the| woman with ome married daughier, [ Sunday clothes in the melghborhood. | neared the auaster of a million mark | '] 0U Have Always ught Amont NGy pislephone W. 3. Puillios. || ‘Night Prices 150, 256, 350, 500 CIRCULATION people S0 great that an endowment of | and a younger daughter who graduat- | Wherever it was applieé it burned a | English Ipswich leaves ours far be-| Ay farondgn.; Contl, Tar fStlier b B/ B0y, (S90y: o0k, in daition1} million is considered well | ed at a female seminary—the idea of | hole in the cloth, S0 you see the bost|hind in the statistical tables. Towns| Bears the ation. 531d Matinee Prices 10c, 15, 25c 1. ave: > veveeesess 418 || within the institution's real deserts | Such a woman making ink, and putiing | thing you can do. is to travel."—Chi- | have a way of developing according to 4 M{ SRS The Jourmal ot that ity saves 14t up in silly little bottles, and then cago News. laws of Drogress without regard to the | Signat.e of Next Week, “WILDFIRE.” A circular issued in behalf of the "ew Yol‘k movement for the addition of a million dollare to the endowment of Brown - university outlines the service per- o music. formed to the nation at large by the tt t F college on the hill.. No one familiar A Tmers > 2 ’ CHARLES D. GEER == B | with. she” tacts Swbale” Sens TRt I cntion, d . Women’s and Misses Fare $1.00 AREhS gt AS TO HIGH PRICES AeEyifiin U1 deRUiNELS hu‘»« been = - D RN B S Resumes. work October Ist. £ By tie tiir: . £ | great or nearly a century and a - TR nger sery! Central Buildi 2 Broadein nls he other dax that the lhair ‘ine colege has contributed its oats uits resses From Notwich Fucsaays, Thncs- Pt ballesn i o paring the | graduates to the country, producing days, Sundays, at 5.15 p. m. 5 hown that piices of meat | Who have attained a large distinction | e e Wednesdays, Fridays, ‘at. 5 . m: TEACHER OF SINGING | g oo Al e o meat | but some six or seven thousand atumni Freight received until 5 p. m. s Py pevil om 30|11 teld, who have added in greater For Fattest and Blg- 5 F. V. KNOUSE, Agent. 52 Williams Street. & o e than in “th&| oy jess degree to the sum total of | A Notable Showi: £ Rose of Nev and - s otable Showing o - Ak o ¢ our prices | USCTUIESS in the community. Thel gest Turkey Raised 5 R R . » SRR, &5 & <ogis country owes Brown a debt of some- i e o¢ provender with those of.larger cit- | (hing. taore. nam mere. evatitute, oo I ,Exclusive Fall Styles TUNER oring states in which | gwes every other college also; and 122 Prospect €t $10.00 Moderately Priced. Fon avere much higher, all sorts of |ihoge who are bound by sny tie to S, Tel Bl Norwleh, G B from 20 [yne Providence university should be . B it 5y not readity | FUIINE (© recomuise this obiigation and | Next Best $5.00 IF YOU WANT A e, o re not readily | augist, ‘according to their ability, in| F sccounted for under (he demund and |1 o oment o increase the.”re- Third $5.00 set o sHONINGER routn 3 S, SOk SN0 BupyEr. S€ 1 gon s of the institution. A T G S e e e oday Is Free Stamp Day Py e r great ' 48 South A St, Taftville. was never greater - ; v, o ¢ Te Displacement; 535 ft. Longy title of “A Glutted Mar- EDITORIAL - NOTES. The Bulletin proposes to $1.00 worth of Green Stamps Free with purchases of 10c ]A;Lgnm%u?e';i.)lu:%Lux\lflmlquOnlyzxchlb - sively First-Class Passenger Steamer to Bermuda, adelphis Record said last| Happy thought for today: The i 2 a hia R d said last Sy I“'h“ \n]‘{'\ el ] v:gm Pl ,r:x‘ygt:!rle T‘C‘iki"“‘?of’?fe“i&;‘lg or,over. Double Stamps with purchases of $5.00 or over. Ho‘Gattls oF fraight carried on the “Ocea: eipts of vattle, sheep and |many quarrels. for the Thanksglying market IR oA RO ol 5g in Windham and New London oot Ealsine on the Atlantic, A 3 Maine raises an Obadiah of ElectricTansn every room. Man: Diamonds When Counties. often beer as expla- i Brass beus; sultca-de-luze with private nations o mea There- | senatorial prestise and power, she has |}, They must be natives—hatched and grown in these two counties. batux;finest promenage deck e o, Wireicss. fore thers me encouragement in | aten all creation. {] The Bulletin wil buy the prize birds at the regular market price ( Sl B sy r with submagihe signals: f e fact tonday the cattle re- | . s ¢ in addition to the prize to be awarded. URS Hoieis. fo, at Lowest Rat The Mallan navy did not make a Y q N “Tickote. etc. . ;e and Omaba exceed- |, ;.. ove at Tripoli; but in' freeing The turkeys offered for prize must have head and feathers off, en- > 3 ) E‘:““"&‘.‘Z"““%“d-’»"”a’oo e e ed all record a weelt fhe Pesd L s L e trails drawn and wings cut off at first joint rmudasAtiERel iR . EEipte ot hogs at Chicago were larger Rt HE S T i The first prize of $10.00 to the largest and fattest young turkey: ¥ = QUALITY GUARANTEED an before n past Dr. Wiley succeeded in getting “the second prize of $5.00 to the second largest and fattest young turkey: 121=125 Main Street. six_years. b Sut i Y PR T third prize of $5.00 to the largesi and fattest turkey raised in New ted o varying prices appears | 119 008 Of the ointment” answas: |} {IISPEE SR St o Sy e as represented. to be t binations of trade in dif- | o x G The contest ix open to ans man, woman, boy or girl residing in Fashionable Apparel for Women an isses ferent places, ng views as| ST LR these counties. The turkeys must be submitted for examination an . S . ) Clsonable Trofit | Am Oremon woman has ed fourteen || \Welshins the Tuesday before Thanksgiving at 12 o'clock noon. Pags, Books, Pencil Eoxes, Shates, || Prices positively s } Pt e B v For the largest and fattest young turkey $10.00 will be awarded 3 A g i Sdaete: oo i husbands; but she doesiit talk 5o bad- |} iy aqdition to the market price. This turkes Will be given fo the Paints, Crayons, Rules, Ink, Glue, Mu- the Lowest wbout the men as some old ‘maids | o Ad%Hon o th ; 5 i Pens ncils, Book Straps, 5 ; . cAWATER(d To the raiser of the second young turkey in size a prize of $5.00 cllags, Tsos. De . The r nate methe AR T in addition to the market price will be given. This turkey will fur- Rolding Cups, Lunch Boxes, Baskets, % X m sea-water is not It is so.much easler to replace a fool nish the Thanksgiving dinner for the Sheltering Arms. J h x E H HI < not the value | hunter than a good guide, Maine sin- To the raiser of the largest and fattest turkey over a year old ete. N oin B0, Il ISS. B recious metals held in solution | cerely mourns the loss of her useful a prize of $5.00 in addition to the market price. This will go to the 7 eward man fr the citizens. County Home for Children for a, Thanksgiving dinner. : s e Gt dbec (rhter tHas A L The iisdnes willi e’ distnterastad Hersons: Who will: walgh the tiirs MRS, EDWIN FAY, Franklin Square s the Portland Express, “for | The clalm fs now belig made that keys at Somers Bros. market. lefor. competition will be purshased st Photographer, three months py All turkeys that are el re has |when the official count is over, Maine | the market price, so any turkey raiser who enters a bird in the Cars In Stock :f::,;‘n,,:,. “,‘ ot e ,;,‘,J‘,U\,l,“‘:"l AryaDE Rt wgS e saitren fcontest is sure of selling the bird whether a prize is won or not. N b C . [ R e RS S ’ Shen s e Unshing LOOKIES i s tention of hun The inventors of this country have NEW. OVERLAND RUNABOUT, eds of scientisis and practicual man- |issued on an average 22 patents a day ONE TOURING CAR. f:‘ turers s 8t of mot a|for one '\L\;n‘n‘dlva: ;::’xl seventy-six yeats, - .:;‘-;d:m;lx;i:i\g‘,'gf:";\:7"“‘%:1,\— Jeis to be Always Good T Madwalle sold Tow Hor caghs 1 pita s location is on the | The inventive bra er active, | : erfect a i west bank of the Kennebec river at n b Gt Bible Question Box |/ Diiiifed stace win form an everiast. | October 11, 1911 Summer or Winter pdint about 12 miRs from the Atlantic i, contemporhny. saye. HUBLEH avie. ing dwelling place for the regenerated | * v : The balance of our Top Wagons, here the normal flow and eb | tion is so young 1ts most noted cham- || ,.Xoug Bible auestiond will be auc || human race! Beo Isalah 18. Deis Reader: Fresh goods Just arrived | o 0 o mcords and Expross Wens ides may be set aPDroxl- | plans nie Aead s 1t seoms 1 rave soot | | awered i’ thase colamns or by mai r : it e R e oo DT | bl Gent: {Ciasenns or- | | i€ wemt o "our Bibie Question Box Namesakes. [ . off. el; this mech- | gotten right brothers so soon. Eaitor. 2 If our Hingham had retained its old e o withas v Saxini = S e e Just want to remind you that it is People’s Market THE M. B. RING AUTO CO. and night ot alt| The votermof.the ORI Thizs Sonares 4 -, | would not have received the present of wholly without ht ; A Q—The Bible says “The earth abid- | i not have received the L o > el 5 A for Pope-Easttord snd Ovars thex whotls without - | ionai disiict wish Congressman 1is-| o1 RS2 2575 (The oerth il a historic stonelfrom Hingham, Eng- time for you to be thinking about your 6 Franklin St. \aAgents for. Pope- Harttord and Ovar. 5 “lgins a voyage an u recy ra- * 5 i except, perhaps, e necessary olling | on as the resalt of his Panams tip, | 99 We harmonize this with the conclu- : 5 SUBTRYEOHRIN Eron. §f the bearings and = forth. - The mo- = sions reached by scientists that the Christmas photographs and who is to ve* power of the model has time and 3 i 4 l : H B s G riile somon 2 A New Yorker, who went to Maine, | solar system is gradually running} d B r e et et b 2| deer nunting, killed his guide instead | down and that eventually the carth make them. idelio cS it et prreaes €% lof o deer. His taste for hunting game | will become cold and lifeless? On Draft or in Bottles. Team Delivers Everywhere. Are all in 2nd ready for your ins m m m H. JACKEL & CO. epection. All grades and prices, in- ing i had W i 2 . cluding cur English Imported Papers, « aking in my new and well appoint- Tel. 136-5. cor. Market and Water Sts. | Moldings to Match. Decorations and general painter's supplies. We are Surely the many up-to-date styles 1 cording ocal reports mot ome of |MUSt have been brought suddenly to| Answer—Even if the conclusions of - them has expressed an adverse opinion [* €195°. scientists were realized as suzgested as to the t practicability of the = above it would not be out of harmony device when its principles come to be| 7The old sultan of Turkey ha with the Bible statement, for the earth : . R e o o Y nas 21 would still be “abiding” altbough in a tunity to rise up now, wave his o e 3 St lifeless form. Various have been the . - . There is hing uncertain about [ rMs and proclaim: “This never would | speculations as to the ultimate fate of ed studio will interest you. AMER'CAN “0USE now receiying orders for paper hang- . such a proposition as t When man |Dave happened had I not been de-|the earth. Some have conjectured » ing, decoration, and painting. 3 E < | throned. that the e MISERY harnesses t currents ¢ the wate h would eventually drop &= Be o Eiktulite ‘o thy ok, ‘the SO AT into the sun and thus be \onsum?d,i Very truly, Farrell & Sandersor. Props. 4- e steady and the indus-| The supreme court of the Inited|Others have suggested that a collision | SPECIAL RATES to Theatre Troupes, : e e S T | scates e i sonapen, o i | o pecur M o et xS | : - : DON HOUGHTON. Traveling Mam, sto, Livery connssted P. F. MURTAGH, ifying to all docket: and as 400 cases represent a garth would be disposed of. The sup- All Relieved by Lydia E. Pink- SHETUCKET STREET. Telephone. 92 and 94 Wes: Main St fee, JmeiiEl g00d vear's work, there is no prospect | positions of scientists have served to D H g of idieness P e iy pamie and, ham’s Vegetable Compound. P.S. We make your portraits at FINE BALLOT. - 4 e helieve, not mmany have taken them - Sikeston, Mo. — ¢ For seven, years T home without extra charge. 1 Courant| President Taft thinks our national|Seriously as to the national| 1,y veasonable and consistent WM. F. BAILEY | C00PER — Upholsterer suffered everything. [ was in bed = For four or five days hus to = our blanket Sallot parks shonld be kept in good cor o A pleasant ballot law we have for :-m[,mm’ ,Il.l,. .'] it :f’ ol | Bible teaching to the effect that the at a time every at one-half rate for mext e ot Lol s credit to the govern-| Creator formed the earth to month, and so weak . T S - well-meaning ctizens. Look at the[ment. This sentiment will find popular | ited, and that while it is still in an { (Successor to A. T. Gerdner) 1 could hardly walk. §on in Meriden’ The republicans |endorsement imperfect cordition as @ habitation 5 5 100 Wiest Miain Hhaap re-nominated & man for the school Rk S 1 cramped and had ) est Main Street. g e S R e s i — — backashe and head: Hack, Livery for embezlement from the bank, |io be irying to muke something for| YOU CAN HAVE HEALTHY HAIR. A, and ma s o and GEORGE G. GRANT. eare. Hix name Tad been DrIn(ed on| been producet fop. he. memmeny oy | Ut Wosth's Sage and Quiphur, o £ that 1 dreaded to i ‘ B s e i wningn e b e e Harmiass Ramedy That Makes ‘the se0 anyons or have ' Boarding |Underiaker and Embalmer form: etter A= the law was inter- . U - preted . . BTN Sotewd TheY | 1 . D AR - Toom. The doctors . preted o tho " Merid kayers they | Tooker Washinglon had seven thou-| what pity it ix to observe so ’ e ik Insiicios to. ! Stable <2 Providence St., Tafivill: nelther could they scratch out thig | .0 citizens present at Houston. Tex- | many people with thin and faded halr I ease me at those Prompt attention to day or night calla id they s 3 as to listen to one of his addresses.|and then realize that the most of times, and said thatl ought to havean 12-14 Bath Street. Telephone 630. apri4M WEawl name on the ballots the law provided 0 wonder Dr. Washington speaks |these people might have a fine, healthy operation. I would mot listen to tha | It they did t ley vitiated their | well of the south always, head of hair if they would but use and when a friend of my husband tol M by B Davse Bats Porrestar By Wetaigen s win HORSE, CLIPPING A SPECIALTY, i AUTOMOBILE TO RENT. _ PURIFY THE HORSES BLOOD Telephone 883. ———WHAT'S NEW — Eapital Stock Hemedy & tickets altogether, and lost their votes Perfectly simple, of course, and easily calculated to secure a frank expres- the simple “sagectca” of our grand- him gbout Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege- Yo one would think of denying Mr. | Taiu Gy comi s ther ineredi- table Compound and what it had done (| dow display of apples of many varieties that have been picked Boa 4 (he'wishien of Dhe electoxat Rockefeller knows “ile” wherever ha | hair.. No one, young or old, need have 10T his wife, I was willing to take i from trees sprayed by him during the past summer. sion of th h t ectorate. |sees it; and he is an admirer of “The|gray hair, weak, thin or falling hair, NOW I look the picture of health and pray Y g 2 Sometimes The Courant sighs for | Beautiful Isle of Somewhere.” if Goy-|dandruff or any trouble of the sort if feellikeit, too. I cando myown house- the good old days, when a brave man | ernor Wilson does think it silly. they would but use Wyeth's Sage a1d WOIK, hoe m{‘pniam and milk a cow. in Mr. Davis will be at our store during this dispiay to ex- . jaid down an open ballot and sald b e Sulphur Hair Remedy. Or the con- I can enter company and enjo; i i i i en SAEBE out 1o meeting, That's the ticket| The woride dreamaiis E DATE Rt 18 ThioRsible. 1o, havd HoATYE | That Bt Io e s 2m{ plain to tho?e interested the value of spraying with Lead ’[HE PALACE CAFE 50 cents a box 3 I'm voting’ " ber 39, Aixteen of whith eepreom: | vigorous hair, of iperfect color. by a | walk as far as any ordinary woman, Arsenate, Lime Sulphur and Bordeau Mixtures. Pan One good Whip Free with each ™ It there was need of anything to|mertans’ st uof & present | few applications of this remarkable | any day in the month. I wisn I could ¢ 3 3 2 Step in and ses us. A : hoom the adoption of voting machines [lep contracts I‘Lv“:::‘“;mm‘]’_":""“- P'\E:“llr:m"-\ ’ ! talk toevery suffering woman andgirl.” The chemicals for making these solutions we sell in any FRANK WATSON & CO. S contracts ma e ' for| Wyeth's Sage and Suiphui - Pair | o ik % i 72 Franklin Street. nothing cofid have been designed to 1914, eighty-three, of which Mritain| Remecy auickly. remo- s - dandraft, | Tansmia DETAUNE Sikeston, Mo. || - quantity. s The Shetucket Harnmess Co,, = m complete promo progress, | will lead with and this country | leaves " the scalp clean a. oy f?)l"stlll.\bfi";;:r: o‘:‘:fi {o:_“ ‘;; . ' i | s 3 15 | This is the only way In Which the|stang third v promotes the growth of F Come sure an s} of apples in east sl Sallot has been of decent mervice to : B et eotor "ot the 1 | female’ complaints 1s Lydia 1. Pluk- g Hspeithd dispiag of Spples Ju oty eSst show . ihe voters. It is-a tanglefool device which hus become faded o gray. 1t | ham’s Vegetable Compound. window which has no merit and deserves no . the New |is o clesn, wholesome dressing, which 1t is more widely and successfully o Hohige, Haven postotfice-are busy handling the| may be used .at any time axd with | used than any.otheér remedy. It has NORWICH, T ORI 5 annual reports of the New York, New | perfect safet: Don't t Your i cured thousands of women who have RWICH, ¥ = 1 Haven and Hartford Railroad ' com- | hair. Start foday with Wycth's Sage | been troubled with displacements, in. e ee s oe o. CONN.. Maine has a booming potato crop|DAnY. There are between 30,000 and |and Sulphur Pt S L kamenly, I (it . _and expects to ship to consumers else- | 50000 Of these, and each wéighs near- This preparation is oifered to the jrreovio :‘ls‘"n. lrm UMOTS, twelve million bushels, Aroos. |1 * pound. Luckily most of them goj public at fifty cents a hoitle, and ix egularitias, pe; c pains, backache, 1 ol e out of town, 56 that the letter carriers | recommended and <old by all druyg. thatbearingdown feeling. indlg‘asdnn. 190k caunty prok: will not _be obliged to hire. express|gists. Special agents, The Lee & Os- ; 81d nervous, -v,.;’nuon‘-mnlother ] J o o _Co. 131 Main. strect. ‘eans had L Why don't you tryit? 3 iR Cut Flowers 321 Main Street, Floral Designs Wit. ¢. BODENPro: GEDULDIG . C, ATCHISON, M. D., ? PAYSIGIAN AND SURGEON, Tel. 868 77 Cedar Street | room 3, Second ) >r. Shannon Bide. Night 'phone 1083, WHEN you want to put your busi- e - jjens. Derore the DU (heFe i o, e Tum better than throusi the advertis- s v of The Bulletly AGENTS FOR PARK & TILFORD’S CANDY.