Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 15, 1911, Page 4

s 8 g T | N -8 4 FEATURE PICTURE e Girland the Sheriff” One of the Strongest Western Pictures of the Day 2.15—-7.15—8.30 P. M. Same Popular Price Jorwich alletin nom e itable. nd. E - ct Eiey and Coulies. -n"pu‘u-':'r.'«::":wnu-ly. * ' | Dr. Noah Porter’s 100th Anniversary—The R e m i e Yok oF reckinity ouf| Examinations Begun — The Yale Forestry School— o 79,000,000 acres of swi over- | 3 Fas S S aie s e & ek e | v, iandn e vividly poimisg out 3 |- Néw Rules for the Scientific Department —A New Non- e by the department of agriculture.” said Secret Society—The Elizabethan Club—The Inter-De- “atered at the Postorfice at Nerwich, | dmund T. Perkins of the Chicago Coni. a8 sccond-class mAtief. board of control of the Irrigation con- partmental Debate—Yale Swimming Team—~Yale Stu- TMAS SHOPPING Telephome Callvs &ress, commenting upon the news des- | Pulletin Businees Office, tches from Washington. Biin FAtGmesgenn PN Becretary. Wilson.” continued Me. dents Hope for a Three Weeks Vacation. Witlimantlc Office, Roem 3 Murray | Perkins, “makes the statement that & 4 : Building. Teiephone 210. great dea! of money has been expend- —_— | 6d for reclaiml h lands. with- 3 % e P P Narwich, Friday, Doc. 15, 1911, | out Botiing pormanent cfotiverentith | gofls Gollogé Dec. 14, Tuie-one hun.t recrealion, vet lts predsainating ¢Hss: pleasantly, intelligently and quickly settled at this ZISKA & SAUNDERS, Retined Hiusionists W e p—— Illustrated Songs and Moving Pictures Between Acts NO WAITS Mk TRILBY GETTING BACK AT THE POST- | the insuficient size or poor construe- |dent of Yale universily, was observed (Mist place in Anierican collections om . = MASTER GENERAL. tion and maintenance of levees, sluloes | (oday.” In Battell chapel 'President | ilis subject. A nucleus was provided holiday stock at this season—as department ANNA MULLER, Comedienne | KEELEY & PARKS, Just Kids a s ilo makes the further | Hiilcy “spoke in con 3 the gift of Alexander Sm - . ’ ey e The magazine and paper publish- | it et hat hureciaimed low lands, | DF: FCrter and at the university 1ibrary | coran, '96, of certain first editions of | gives greatest prominence to articles especially oot vty memorial, | editions were_purchased at the Hoe ) F' ' R S ’ Quiry and comparikon of Of| when drained; and that besides pro- | "It wus in 1871, upon the resignation | sale in New York last spring, and in Many of the choicest articles are one-of-a-kind circclating thelr output. ducing a financial benefit the drain- | of Fresident Woolsey, that Dr. Porter | olher ways the valuable lst of vol- y t CHAPMAN'S The report of N. B, Williams, special | .o would destroy the breeding places | was elected president of the univer- ) umes has lengthened. The president | and cannot be duplicated, and for that reason we A © 5 the mumber of students was|the Fnglish department. 1l COMMENGING THIS WEEK pactment, also shows that the new The advocates of this work claim | - o P Saving P . Goubled, buildings and improvements gt Money Sav rices papers and magasines deliver quite a| inat the constructive work of the Ir- | Somc enaon oo Ene” motent ot o sails | In the inter-departmental debate, | any longer. Whatever advantage there is, in first e Ahme sl ok Fzr ipices D sioies ind specisl traiis. and that | TiEetionists hag been so well gfounded | ljon (dollars, the proféssional schools | the speakers of the Jiviaity schaol selection, is yours at this time and you have the Coatw, in Russian. Cait, Gailowsy Cow, les and special trains, and that |/ ihat there is no doubt the mern] Were strengthened, and in all w | were victorious this fall. In the final fidstn is Dol Owit: 1 oc No Higher e t te i life as a teacher, a minister of the | Sheffield, divinity, law and graduate Ask Jead in Bt t a [Powgr BE s SHRA 1t shodil M Fien: | eciaizagiy g 3te T 000 TR gomel, and‘a man ‘of Tetters, Some- | debating teams entered, the judies d ;{ full stocks. Therefore— Siank 10 sss our lsaders. in'Btrast A EVENING—10-20-30 Cents B ing oves hundred and twenty | cided in favor of the vinity school | D are quite near to Chicago, in Illinois, | Hoks, *ensavs, reports and lectures | over the academical depariment by & BEGIN YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING TODAY e e e A ias. ALL THIS WEEK Otherwise put, the railroads and | yinnesots, Wisconsin, Michigan and |were wiitten by him. vote of 2 to 1. The question Was: 14 Bath St, jorwich, Comi newspapers and masazines, and that| tne mecessity of co-operation Will be | Dare and hounds runs Tommy Hen- | divinity school spesking for the nega- | o 3 u i drick finished third, and the final run | tive. It Wwas declared by the judges | s for ihis Work they received aboutla good thing for the movement. |Grlek faigned UhR sud the SO0, TUT | the pest Gebate: they had' heard im A Superb Gift for a Housewife The Plaut-Cadden Co., o sa: i 00,000,000 FT F To BEAT. decide the serles, as Cross, Gardner, | vears. T g it g TAFT HARD : Gulliver and Hendrick stand neatly | The law school team was the first to | Probably the reason why the housekeeper loves the pretty piece OPTICIANS, The value of glasses is all in the “know how” without which ers are getting back at the postmaster | (O AL VW SO 0TIC “loke Ml | full collection of his books und writ- | Shakespeate and other authors from | investigator for the houss committee | (' yocquitoes and reduce unhealth- | Sity, and during the fifteen vears he |oi ihe Klizapethar club this year is CHANGE IN PRICES the cost of the bulk of that service iS| ,¢ (he Irrigation congress will bring | Yale was lifted to & higher plane. | cortest this was of the series which added lem of mlkm] unhurried choice from 7 HORSE BLANKETS express companies carried in the last| foua. pounds of the same kind of matter,| Tne feeling is rapidly gaining ground |tied. A. B. Gardner, 1913, was elect- | succumb, the graduate school, which of linen she receives for Christmas, fs that it s not & common they are simply metal or glass— because of lack of co-operation and | hr Noah Porter, ‘41, eleventh presi- | ticns of hooks it possesses occupy the store. Em w in the entire store is a eneral through a congressional in-| jo' \orch from 320 to $100 per acre [InS Were placed on exhibition ns a|bhis own collections, later more rore suitable for Christmas gifts. on expenditures in the postoffice de- | r'| conditions, held the office he resigned at the age | Prof. Willlam Lyons Phelps, '87, of | urge that you do not delay your Holiday shopping Genuine Goods ANY SEAT AT MATINEES one-quarter to ome-half a cent Der| apout a national movement for the | died on March 4, 1892, after an active | began on November 27, with academic, Resolved, That all state judiclal offi- w“man A amsl ana“ fiscal year 300,000,000 pounds of ecretary Wilson's bulletin urging In the ninth of the series of ten cers shall be subject to the recall, the or three times as much as the rail-| ;. presigent Taft will be 2 hard man | €d captain of the cross-country team, s ir the series for the first time, | gift. Fortunate indeed, will be the housewife who will be the roads and express companies carried.| ;. peat in 1912. The national repub- | Which with Hendrick, Gulliver and | defending the affirmative successfully. | IR O i o A Aineihn: Which ‘Wa bR et and for this service recelved oBlY | Jyean. committce is unnnlmou_u; in | #everal of the other runners of this | The academic team, upholding the s y O oEa e, . . Year's squad left should make & bet- | ncgative, next defeated the Shefeld | 2 : £ 4 Worth so much per pound. e o s imongs Tor thres | fuver of his renomination; and with- | {ERUINE than during the past fall. | aclentifc team, and the ivinity school An Exceptional Offering of Fine Linens Come in and let us satisty you ;‘ m“:'hfl fl:imeen;"‘_“‘ o out doubt a big majority of the re- e Sh e also upholding th- megative, vanquish- = —————————— as to our real ability, mes s 3 : . 3 publican delegates to the convention | Examinations began on Tuesday in|ed the graduates. The academic and A Manufacturer’s Sample Line of Table Cloths, Napkins, Towels, Now. the postofice department|;; pe held at Chicago on Jume 18th, [the academical department and on | divinity teams thus qualified for the Bod Linens, Ete-—ell st exactly *half regular Pri“‘; 8hur-On Eyeglasses are G charges about twice as much as the | 1915 will be. ) Wednesday in the Sheffield Scientific | finals cf Monday night, * q Eyeglasses. express and railroad rhte, aBd Yet| gyl T S uth | Achool. They come to an end by De- — Not only are they half-pfice, but they are also the very finest Zets only twice as much money for Cember 21, when (e first term closes. | The Yale swimming team, with only kinds of Linens, and moreover they are exclusive, betng only S5 thinich the Bervics; Wiich 28 erits :‘_;‘-"r‘:o::‘;";‘\"‘ (‘}')‘ &i‘:‘r‘;‘::h"’ of the —_——— two mesl lewt Trom lase ylu-;;’-n:hgx:- one piece of a kind. If you are seeking a gift that is sure to ised F ? T z 1 - | pions by graduation, is oo i delight a housewife, then consider this 8 ¥ 3 icised as a poor business showWINE | “lyf are ghall be selectod’ as the | 1 Yale forestry sohool will cole- | LUrd to another champlonship season. SR Hops en o r this offering of Sample Linens, What private corporations can make Sample Table Cloths, in standard sizes, the very finest grades— leader of the republican forces in 1912, | cember 20 and 21, with a reunion of | The schedule is: IF YOU WANT A FeSmisbia, ihe svverniment certalnly | (ne democrats will have the hardest [ the alumni of all the ten classes. | Jan. 19—Comell university at New Cloths that would sell regularly at $12.50 to $35.00— PIADT. CLASS PIANC ©ught to be able to at present rates. | jop they ever have undertaken to de- | Among the prominent men who wili [ Haven. . ot b BRO! B throumh =z _— Foat Bisn, anl thers muet be Gaity oF |6 Dresemt as guests of nomor will be | Feb, $—Collexs City of New York al Special Prices $6.50 to $16.98 S0 b TR MINGNR, hroe 48 South A Nt., Taftville DENTIST DR. C. R. CHAMBERLAIN [DR. E. J. JONES Dental Surgeon Sulte 46, Shannon Building Take elevator Bhetuciet strest en | In charge of Dr. 8. L. Geer's practice | trance. Pnons Quring his last fliness. bt s W F. C. ATCHISON, M. D., i N Haven. THE CONVICTION OF SANDFORD. | purpose, square dealing between ail | the former airector of the forestry | M50, B Ciumbta university at New The Rev. Frank W. Sandford, the | the factions, comstant work through- | $ciOol Frenrs & Graves chief, forestor | v op organizer and for 18 years the leader | out the campalgn, absolute ood faith | {or or the forest department of the | Feb. 17—University of Pennsylvania of the Holy Ghost and Us sect in|in the democratic ranks. We believe | University of Michigan, avnd possibly New Haven. DMaine, has been found guilty in the | that a majority of the people in this | Gifford Pinchot, former chie! forester | March Sample Napkins, sizes 26, 28 and 30-inch, of the same fine quality PLAUT - CADDEN BUILDING as the Cloths—Napkins that would sell regularly at $15.00 to $35.00 o dozen— . Special Prices $8.00 to $16.98 Towels, a varied assortment of Huck and Damask Towels, hem- med, hemstitched and scalloped—Linen Sheets, Pillow Cases, Bolster Cases, BEtc., all samples, at to 1, Less than Re; Prices (At Linen Department in Basement) |—Princeton at Princeton. TUnited States court of causing the| country would like to have a change of | of th‘e United States. There are to be | m‘lll.:rrh 2—Daltimore A.".C, at Balti: death of half & dozen of his followers, | administration at Washington, not be- | facetings in Marsh hall at the foresiry | : tias 208 will doubtiess be sent o prion. | cause Taft has not done the best he | 4Ci00l O Wednesday, the 20th, and on e T As a religious fanatic he has been the | could with the legucies left him by | o pay evening tis aiet here wil g BRI - ltmit, going =o far as to trust the | his predecessor, but that the faftn of TFhe’ outter ol b aaie” Christmes Lord to feed him and his party on the | this country cannot be placed in the " vacation, extending it possibly to three high seas. On two occasions he was | honest purposes and good intenti . omeus camplign cas taken up by Dean Fred- relieved by signals of distress to pass- | and right administration of publec | Sheffield mifflc sckool, | Directar in @ stctement this of the irrcgularity of McGrory Building. Norwich, Conn. ing steamers. The Bangor Commer- | affairs by the republican party. A |Ruseel: H. Chittenden of that depart- | Week. . : cial says of him and his colony: platn, square, fair, stand-up fight for [ ment has issued a set of rules and | students returning .o colicge after a Dr.F. W. HOLMS, Dentis! PHYBICIAN AND BURGEON “Thers seems no Hkeibood that | the princiies of democracy % laid | reBulations. Thess Brutide that “mo | VACIUON which Intoricres with the be- Shannon Bullding Annex. Moom A. | Room i Becond ¥ or. Shannon B Sandford will be permitted longer to|down by Jeflerson, as illustrated by [JRemper of 4 fraternity or socety in makes it impossible to start new Teleshions 529, oct108 Night ‘Dhone 1083, head the Shiloh movement. It is char- | Cleveland and as adhered to by the | 1% A s cts or continue sstematic work, itadle, perhaps, to consider the man | substantial and reasonable Deople of | {ha purpose of molicicns for ALbactip. | A IAFEe part Of e class Leins absent, 9 - A Manufacturer’s Sample Line - insane and he doubtless is a mono- | this country, is the oniy fight that can | L 71 rticles of han- | D2an Jones belleves Fat Nt would be 3 G Toaniac on the subject of religion.|win, and the oaly AERt that should | dises uelther sRall no bevice & memmber | far. DALEr 1o lave dhe Tomser Vaca- of High Grade Blankets His statement in court is convincing | win." of tiie freshman class to lunch or din- il - Cotegh il il g A o . in this regard as refusing counsel, ner, :f»z‘_::\:[ma,nat» receive u{'r.;',‘rlx:: o g 1 v by e at Wholesale Pl‘lces ® he stated that he was carrying out the EDITORIAL NOTES. by e cabiit rolcpging vacations by 3 thirteen days be’ore ihe f-si day of | sicability o 1 of the Lord &s disclosed to him.| r.pny e 2 : 3| artificial mans—rumely by taking appy thought for today: M February, which 1or the year :311-1912 y by P X He appears perfectly reconciled 0 | maicue Christmas go as well as thels Friday, Januaty 19, on which dats | 7uts, which Would jeate few cuts lefl A Sensible Gift for a Housekeeper . whatever may happen to him and | mares the cempaign will open.” for the centingencies of the term and doubtless regards that whatever pun- x 1t 13 further provided that no pledg- | fend 1o increase the ruinber of men 100 Blankets in the Iot, in a splendid varlety of styles, and the Hol lda Presents ishment may come to him it will be| ‘The Americanism that denies free of freshmen or giving of hold-offs | 01t Brobation oF Rdspentian M over. prices are fully twenty-five per cent. less than ushal, Two l or y but martyrdom. #peech to any class of law-ablding | g that mrior to the same date mwm. | would be more convenicnt for men SDSEN Tl nd that prior to the same date, mem- n bers of the fraternities shail not con- | from the far west, verse with freshmen concerning fra- “It is probable that the result will| citizens is a base counterfeit. be speedy disintegration of Shiloh. LOT 1—50 pairs of Single Blankets, size 72x90, finest quality WE CONSIDER THAT All Wool Blankets, in tan and white, bluc and white only, all Sandford must have a strong person- | The Christmas present which pleases | termty matters. No attempt 15 (o be 3 S A ’ g ality and be a remarkable man in|dear old Dad is a fat wallet—but he |made, also, fo influence freshmen, IA T e St TEh Sk RIDbon . ‘ many ways to have built up such a|is seldom pleased in this way. ‘through their graduates or members Raw $12.50 value at $7.98 \y colony and kept it going. But he has of aliied chapters. The restrictions A #hown himself to be a dangerous man, | Only one Massachusetts city chang- | Placed upon the societies will, it is LOT 250 pairs of Plaid Double Blankets, warranted all' wool, and, as District Attorney Whitehouse | ed from dry to wet in the recent elec- | hoved, do away with =—some of ihe in tan and white; blus gnd white, pink and white, strictly fasi 5 i | , remarked in court, Shiloh is & danger | tions—Gloucester again crooks her el | APUSeS that have sprung up i ihe colors— are the most desirable, because the articles are alwa =pot that should be removed from the [ bow. the different SheMeld frats, of which A ok 7RSI » o community.” P i there are elght, and whose luxurious Regular $10.00 value at $7.98 before the recipient as pleasant reminders of the gi 2ol : Almost without exception the peo- | private dormitories are centers of ihe 9 i atest v attractive desi MR. HARRIMAN'S DELUSIONS. | Ple Who are striving to get something | social life of the school. (At Blanket Department in Basement) We are Showmg'the I.nes'l ‘n_ml most .5111 active de R Bt b e Sl - [ SR OINE COR SBan SRR IS e ooty o meciét, aid in the following lines and invite you to inspect the pears to have been driven into a| o S ; it g ety by principally oi a literary character, has . 4 - = or fa S'reet, near Vall, wi a libra ol - - ;. SBE his aetea: he' dspicted condic | Dot e o e AP Desring M | I o e e pultmes of ths : Women’s Silk Hosiery Parlor Suits, Hall Seats, tions which he regards as surely | o, » @l | Tudor and Stuart periods of English Hall T leading to revolution and bloodshed. [ & literature, and with aims that wil Continuation today of the special sulo of Women's Sllk Hosiers Parlor Rugs, rees, cham: “o z i malke it an important social center o —ideal ‘Christmas gifts for women. These two special lots: 1% h:’:::::“l:-m“l;::e:i;':b?;mt Senator Martin of Virginia has had | university life. This is the Slizabethan | nEN Fancy Rockers, Couches, e patiful exnibit of | 4 brand of oysters named after him. | club, formed “to promote in the com- Women's Black Full-fashioned Pure Thread Silic Hosiery, with | : . Dining Tabl Dress that instesd of beimsmp) o | Are they as good as the “Blue |munity & wider appreciation of iiicr- Hiah wpliedd: Noels ‘SRl Aot Msls. gurter tops.. Thede are resuler Music Cabinets, ining lables, sy ature and of soclal intercourse foundea . A . . 5 war, the recent developments in Los| . & __ Yieal 2001 S EIh atiiart: thom L A¢ 1a o0 ODEH SLEG B Hoslgny 2 5 % | Morris Chairs, China Closets, Angeles undoubtedly will have an op- | The three reasons Sarah Bernhardt | 1ub, for the use of its ¢nosen grad- _S&,"I_P"_‘_e_&s‘ a pair, 3 for $2.50 | e ts, Posite tendencs. When the men Gon | sives for not again merrving is shas | bate ond widergradunte memvers. (o=} and Gems— : Tabourettes, arpets, stituting organized labor unite from|she is a mother, grandmother and |Stincr With a certaln number of | : : Wemen's Extra Fine Quality Silk Hosiery, in plain black and a | ici Cabinets, igh Chairs one end of the country to the other in | great-grandmother. R T ey o few colors—also Black Silk Hoslery, hand-embroidered in dainty Medicine Cabinets, High by & 8! ing force of the university, and a > s condemning violence and murder com- T A Tt agisntmtier of Lionoraky teembera, d ith | designs. These are regular $1.50 and $1.75 qualitids— | Pictures, Writing Desks, mitted to advance their cause, and Tt does not make so much difference | among whom will be included schol- III wl i 3 3 1 Join with all other good citizens in | where you place the Red Cross seals |ars of the faculties of other colleges, ade | Special Price $1.35 a pair, 3 for $4.00 | Book Cases, Bedroom Sets, establishing the reign of law, there is|if you buy them, They would look | #nd private collectors and bibliophiles | “ . & more wholesome and more hopeful | good on a dog collar. of note in this country and abroad, | un OIIIim !s | Mirrors, Kltch;nd}}nnges. Ppromise of social stability. All thought- 2 ! . S | a . Iron Beds, D a0 | opmnciusctis iior Taep good | While the Elizabeth clus win oro. | r Drgestiig i sisias, signs of an awaketiing spirit of patri- | mayors in office. Out of twelve citles, | Jiicngs may acok social enjoyment and L Rocking Horses, Etc., Etc., Etc. otism among labor unfons. For years | 81X kept the old mayors for two years ¥ . 5 A Hcllday Watch Sale they have siven passive acquiescence to | more and six chose new men. flllcfl ‘ Olll' Select now and you will get the best the market afio methods which they did not entirely ] for M d W, = i i i s ou : or Men’s an omen’s ; and s will be right. We ha approve. It was the leadership that| , VV PR IOl £ee a bargain promised in s’ 95 and buy of us and the prices will be rig 1 was to blame. The dynamiting in Los | 170 Buwletin advertisements - you Bible Question Box T e oS Ee e WU Regular $12.00 and $15.00 Watches 0l ever before made a better display of Housefurnish Angeles wen: far beyond the limi wid know that it is bona fide. Our ' e i ev E splay nishi Treegom of action intended for teor|advartisers horor their promises. Makes Delicious | WALTHAM AND ELGIN Goods than we do today jeaders. It has served to arouse the & S - 3 a3 4 o - .. : Tt looks as if the Lorimer inquiry . ments, two of the best move- Srest mass of honest Jabor to the dan- | o1, 10en 8, (0° Lerimer inauiry || walien Griddle Cakes movements, two of the best move egating too much power to irresponsible men higher up. The re- action has set in and all good citizens are united in one common interest— to get rid of dangerous criminals mas. It is as slow as the snall and leaves a besmirching, silvery trafl. Q.—Is there such a place as purga- =k tory, and if so where is it taught in Some veople smile to see Nancy |the Scriptures? o ol name proposed for the hall of v o . wherever they may be found. There n Answer.—The word “purgatory” Is B be v civil Bar. Job Erkditsks ‘Whe could be greater than the |from the Latin tongue and signifies 3 ‘woman who inspired a boy *o become | primarily a place of purification or may come to t conclusion himself| , | incoln” making clean. The thought usually in- BE PROGRESSIVE after hie has time to cool oft. He is Vclved in the consideration of the taym Use the Mails. faking himself entirely too seriously | The Hamburg-American line has |18 that an intermediate state or condi- | g'ypewritten Lelters Bring Busine and too importantly. Placed an order for an ocean liner | HioR exists for those who die and who iy eleven stories high, capable of carry- | o, the, time of death. while profes ments made, seven jewelled and @et The Funny Rag Dolls fully guaranteed. The cases are the M. HOURIGAN | 62-66 Main St., Norwich. Finn’s Block, Jewett City. celebrated Wadsworth and Philadel- phia Cases. They are gold-filled and warranted for 10 to 20 vears. All #izes for men and women and all style cases. Every Watch fully i anity, w s ently 7 - Thic is the wey the Boston Record | ing 5,000 passengers. Her name should | itarens teom Sher mne o hgre us § 3 puts a fact: “Yes, June 18 is the|Dbe Leviathan. immediate entrance into heaven, the rl m BAaha Thly Vie Nk ant. Do + anniversary of the battle of Waterloo. | .. —— = bode of the pure and saintly’ones e That was the day when Bu “Ar Mazzer” is a mew appear- | Hence they must expiate their sins by - B R o o siar forces, dust as|AaBCe on the stage—but an old sowk | eNAUring intense suffering in flames MEPEOR, stand back of that guarantes, z the. athied 7 . in the evervday walks of life. As a |#Dd sorrow for a period of time in Notices, Postals, Announcements, all R > the & OrohS O TEBuD-1 fanity chavhcrer . : Proportion to the amount of sin to be | Kinds of Printing at regsonable rates. i Jicanism are going to make ready to T iu & new play he may | o/ fivated. We are not aware that MISS JEWETT, (On Sale in Men's Room) #ave the country from everlasting | M#Ke the public smile. this view is set forth in the Bible. | pybije Stenographer and 2 b democratic destruction. e There I8, however. a condition of pur- & o W. b % Criome People may deplore that |gatory presented in the teachings of 283 M,;:b;:::gnd e s] 95 Re, o IN‘:’C(“)!). ::dd lgm()(eln\.fl tch ” 95 “hristmas does not h tures. It is becoming ver: - . ¥ . The voungest captain of an ocean b2 oo e DB o gular $12. $ atches year: but if it came twice the busi- | clear to all enlightened Bible scholars #teamship is Captain Owen of the|ness f the courts of bankruptey | (D8t the period of Christ's relgn on Marengo, who rose from cabin boy, | would be Sreatly incrensed carth for the spece of a ihousand | Siew Bouillon Cubes reaching the command at a little past — o years. when Satan is bound and the 30. He is called the “voungest and Missing Trumpet Found. knowiedge of the Lord s aling el Vigoral Bouilion Cubes oo whole earth as the waters cover the bkandcomest” captain of a steamship ‘The famous firemen's trumpet, Nep- | great deep, that then the nations of A ), 'CC‘ Efll‘m comins to Boston. tune 6, & relic made from the Charter |earth will learn righteousness and rmours 0 Marshall’s Beet Exiract On and after August 1st, 1911, the Jewell City Savings Bank of Jewett City, Conn., will T0YS | BOOKS | DOLLS Ozic tree, which > nich has been missing from | gradually be purged of all Iniquity an s i TR et e Tiookcw 'tk d k.. groul ‘ebotine. . 68 a the New Haven Colony Historical so- | unrighte ess and in this way be Nine millions were Put out in New | ciety's bullding for nearly six years | prepared to enter into the condillons all styles including aulf &ift purposes, including |Dolls, including Blg be open every business day (except Satur- Frsiand by the Boston sgency the| and which was suprosed to have been | of eternaltlife. This, of conrse, will he Just the thing for this weather. the latest movelties inf Bo0ks for o) Teratadin tle s, past year—the larger part to widows | stolen, has been found, after the second advent. The world is &irls, and for adults. |Dressed Dolls, Undress- ) nd orphans, the naval veterans the| In an unused portion of the bullding, | not to-be scorched and blistersd in a Mechanical Toys andfA splendid showing offed Doils. All the best P K . M., B ot 1 riai Gvi Sar vebhsin RSN 6 Slpiepnl. the Iraitoet SED] T ASNDt 14 ale 1 pure snd mp Pe “l'l FORETTERON, | e G R R TR i days) from 10 o’clock a. m. 1o 3 o'clock p. dlsappearan-e several years ago, Fiis kindness and tender mercics. as o Ry t our il venture to eay a lady with a|When the volinteer fremen of Nep-| QOhildren Ory - FRANK E. ROBINSON, Treasurer. or a minister of the gospel | sate return of the rolic to its resting o E.g.. B Rhtd 14 the Mst. discovered i a green bag. It had to | Tight. bt the Lord will rule in right- reasonable. Make it ofendars and Booklets J7ull range of sizes and Job, @0 mot try to get us to pass| Many cid citizens of New Haven, es- garette' In Wer mouth looks as well | {ne 0 GOTInAnY won the trumpet in WHER you want to E The Porteous & 4 Dlace, Mitchell all a, ial) t int to visit our Toy|Be sure and visit' ourfprices. Don't fall to ’ appearances iain there since its|eousness and love and win the race by e . 1 B B B o e 8 m s.ur‘.y' at 12 o’clock. opinion upon women smoking. We | Decially thosc who rcmember the days 57, are reiojci ore the public.