Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 9, 1912, Page 2

Never has a little money gone ful finish and correct shaping. Never have values been heaped so high. Never has a woman been able ences—whether she will have heavy eor sheer, simple or elaborate gar- ments. In this White Sale you will find every garment carefully made and full of comfort and wear, even in " the highest at $3.95. Murray's Boston Store WILLIMANTIC, CONN. Good Savingé In Muslin Underwear THE H. G. MURRAY GO. so far in grace and goodness, care- -~ 4o Freely to consult her own prefer- the lowest priced articles at 10c or 10 BLUE and WHITE ENAMELED TEA BLUE and WHITE ENAMELED OAT- | HEAVY ANTI LARGE JARDINIERS (98c value) CHINA DISHES and PITCHERS FREE | With 1 Foond of Pure Baking Powder | A FEW OF THE ITEMS BOYS' and GIRLS’ SLEDS Qt. BLUE and WHITE ENAMEL. |3 ED KETTLES and COFFEE POTS ENAMELED KETTLES with COVER LARGE GALVANIZED TUBS ENAMELED WATER PAILS Qt. MEAL COOKERS RUST TIN DISH PANS PRICE OF PURE BAKING POWDER 60 Cents a Pound THE T. R. SADD C Willimantic, Conn. 5 cent Ink and Pencil Tablets The Most Severe Cold and Grippe Mis- <3 for 10 cents b JAMES HARRIES, 1 Main Street, Willimantic, Conn. DR. ¥ C. JACKSON, Dentist 78: l Punless Extracting and Filling a Specialty 2 Main Street, Willimantie Telephone ELMORE & SHEPARD, (Successors to Sessions & Elmore) tmbalmers and Funeral Uirectors, 60-62 North Street. LADY ASSISTANT. Telephone connection. E. . SPRING, Piano Tuner ‘Phone 185-4. Willimantie, Conn. UNDERTAKER 82 Church St, Willimantie, Ct. Telephone Lady Assistant A myce vartety of Fresh Fisbh: iz se Mwne- an HIRAM N, FENN and EMBALMER allops, Oysters and Clams, at STRONG'S FISH MARKET, 28 Norty St 78 MONUMENTS, Obtaln our prices ready to be erected. 'y hnpott 1000 artistic designs. WM. F. & P. A. LENNON, corner Maln and Watson Streets, Wiiimentic. Conz. | sfors from $100 ‘up; Twin p. Indiane, $125 to 3130, Socand-hand Motorcyeles taken in rade for new m C. V. Pendleton Jr. | Come in and see new 1913 models. tebad | $185, $200, $225 . 3250, . $275 price reduced to $165 hand Motore; : Single and chines 10 Broadway, 1647 Adam s Tavern | offer to tfie public the fluest standar brands of Beey of Burope and Ameries, 1 rumu attention te day or night calls 1861 s’ Bohemian, Pllener, Culmbach Butrhl] Beer, Bass Fale and Burion, Mueiry. flc Hl ou.h Ale, Gujnness' Dubl Stont, ported Glnl-t Ale, Bnlhl Il P. Ale, N- E’m mmr o. Alhtu- Bndwclxar. Sch Telephone 47-12 A.A.ADA'.Nme JEWETT CITY HOTEL New and U in every IRA F. LEWHS. Preorister. | arrested in Fall River Wednesd | c&ll and inspect o PLAINFIELD YOUNG MAN | Arvésted in Fall River on Charge of Larceny, at Central Village. 1 { Wilfred Dugquette of Plainfield »\.A” by the local pelice for Constable ¥. W. | Mitchell of Plainfleld on a warrant leging larceny. While emplo; at Central Village in the town of Plair field same time ago, Duquette, it alleged, stole two watches, one vaiued at §20 and the other at §5;: a revolver worth §5 and a sweater valued at $3 from a feliow lodger, He disap- peared just before the theft was re- portex to the police and has not been in ihe town since. A warrant was issued against Du- fQuette and Constable Mitchell com- municated with Marshal Fleet, ask- ing for the arrest of the young man.4 Inquiries developed the infor that whilie Wilfred had been in River on a visit he had ieit a few da beforé the Plainfield authorities and was working somewhere in the vicinity of Providence. Marshal Fleet was confident that Duquette could be found on one of his periodical visits apd requested the Plainfield consta- dle to go to Fall River. The prisoner expressed his willingness to go back and returned in the charge of thef constable. BREAKS UP A COLD AND CURES GRIPPE. ery Will Be Relieved in Just a Few Hours. You can surely end Grippe and break up the most severe cold either in head, chest, back, stomach or limbs, by taking a dose of Pape's Cold Campound every two hours until three oconsecutive doses are taken, 1 It promptly relieves the most miser- able headache, dullness, head and nose stuffeq up, feverishncss, sneez- | ing, sore throat, mucous catarrhal dis- charges, running of the nose, sore- ness, stiffness and rheuinatic twinges, Take tms harmless Compoy s di rected, without interference vour usual du(ps and with the edge that there is no other medicine made anywhere else in the world, which will { misery | cure your cold o as promptly and w sistance or bad cent package of Pa; Com- pound, which any in the world can supply. Pape's Cold Compound is the result of three years' research at a cost of more than fifty thousand dollars, and ccntains no quinine, which we have ut any other as- flects as s Cold druggist conclusively demonstrated is not ef- fective In the treatment of colds or grippe. Have you bad baby's photograph taken | IUs anu art to take baby's photo- graph Ls it should be taken. Vo catch | Ris roguish little smile, his pretty littie | dimple, Such photograps became prized | remembrances of babybood's days in years to come. We } exper phote i when we | No troublesome pesipg. them in a § LAIGHTON, The Photographer., Opposite Norwich Savings Seciety. Papers 123 been received. Others will follow as fast m} made, P Before selecting, it will pay you ul We aiso have just received a full line of 'Ready Miked Paints in all shades. Painting, Paper Hanging and Dec- orating are a speciaity by us. P, F. MURTAGH 02 und 84 West Main St nov27d DR. C. R. CHAMBERLAIN Dental Surgeon In charge of Dr. 8. L. i Geer's practice during his last illness. Norwich, Can! McGrou Bu dil GEORGE G. GRANT, Undertaker and Embaimer 2 Providence St., Taltvili: & | Telephone 630. APTIAN WFawl DENTIST DR. E. J. JONES Salie 46, Snannon Buiiding ' “Take elevator Shetuciset street on- trance. ‘Proms Dr.F. W. HOLMS, Dentis! Shannen 'fl“ Annsz, Reom A lum in Fastore. uuout m\. tm mmnm ulu J { church 'uux some of hlg personal experiences {ed by Landlord 9nd Mrs, Challenger . Aul- nue of Ttching, flllnd Blaldlnt or Pro- WILLIMANTIC What is floln. On Tonight. Division Ne: 1, 0. H Radiant cnmpler No, i o E. 8 a result of taking a dese of furniture polish early Tuesday merning. G. L. Bidwell of Norwich was in Willimantic on business Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. D. Bendett of Adams, H \Vfl]'lx ntle Nest ol ville nlmtuh at Lnomer Op- chl. HJuu, | _ Moving Pietures at the Bijou fmd | Seenic Temple. t PATRIOTIC PROGRAMME Mass, were Willimantic visitors on Thursday. \ Constable John Sullivan of Norwich and Constable Thomas Killourey of this city were in Scotland on a little legal matler Thursday, Being Arranged te Cemmemerate P;;;.; Birthdays of Lmjoln]nd Washingten. | 5 Samuel Johnson was a Mid- { Patriotic Instructor Thoma: Asiton dietown yisitor Thursday. of Francis 8. Long post, No. 30 . A.| Walter D. Snedeker of Chaplin was’| { R, is working in connection wi ‘1 ‘the | in Willimantic Thursday post, A, C. Tyler camp, No. 8, U. 8.1 Mrs. Thomas Kelleher of Park street | W. V., and Francis S, Long Woman's | spent Thursday in Norwich. | Relief cory No. patriotic prograwr | bly commemorate | and Washington, The programme will be literary and musical in character and e rendered 8, 1o arrange a that will suita- he births of Linceln €. C. Chaffee of Chattanooga, Tenn., was a Willilmantic visitor Thursda O, A. Sessions of Prospect strect gone gouth for a stay of several wee Sheriff Preston B, Sibley of Daniel- as t Miss Mary, of Elm street, were Hart- et ol ford visifors Thursday. To Talk en Lincoin. William L. Smith, known as J. B. Baldwin is to give a talk :-w“hv has been working in t the Knighta of King Arthur and their | & friends this (Friday) evening in the | s chapel the First Congregational | His theme will be Linceln, corps and the Spanish War Ve in Grand Army hall on the evening of | son was in Willimantic on busin | Pebruary 22, Washington's birtaday. | Thursday | Patriotic Instructor Ashton ex John Kyle of Taftville is working .l to secure. A representative from each | this c and expects to lo | school in the town to de some | permanently. | short declamation dealing with ‘j‘“‘» Mr. and Mrs, A. B. Ladd of Lewis- | coln or Wasbinglon and to $eoure| c,n svenye visited relatives in Colum- | some zood musicians, | bla Thursda: | He has already taken the matte i , o4 up with tho post, the Woman's Relief | Mrs, Joseph Mullen and daughter, | i his home in thi of Dr. Donald L of the Connec ties at Mansf Ymantic over were in .\or\\h h | & meeting of the by the Thames S Frank P, Fen in’ the civil War Had Special Car But Dld Net Ge Far. forenoon \ | | a lo 1 ke man wa comps red with ,H \'ummun | summens Thursday W. was Informed that u‘_r Hastings to appea. Sat Mo then asked if the|urday morning in connection with the od | Tt | a leaving at 11.23 e response . The clergyman entered the the fact and purc ‘ a e out and boarded (he rear car. As the traffic was rather light this coach was cat off from the | train and X in Willimantic, and the | clergyman was also left as he was the | case against John O'Neil Mullen & St. Onge, who have h("xn | conducting three stores in the c ity for | the past few -years, will col lall three and commencing will ‘operate their business from one store. enly passenger in the it is DANIELSDN sald that he , 1 did oieisubuhad not care to Fast | Second Annual Ball of Firemen's As- Hampton or Vernon and 1 guess 1Y | gociation Even More Suecessful than | PR b pat s oielien Event of 1911—William Donnelle Booker Washington Coming. | Heard from After Seven Years—| Rev. William S. Beard, paster of Norwich Dlslruct Mutmg Planned. the First Congregational church, an- | | nounced Thursday afternoon ~that| The second annual ball of the Dan- | Booker T. Washington had been se- cured to deliver a lecture in the Con gregational church under the auspices | of the Sodalitas and Grex club. lelson Firemen's assoclation was held {in the Town hall Thursday evening. | As was the case last year when the first ball was given, the number in at- tendance Thursday night was so lfl}e‘ aht arty of 25 or |38 to-tax the capacity. of the hall,’ sy e Tt e ity | and during the early. hours of the eve. including ‘4 few griends, went mtnmg there was something lost in the | ik " es! 0, fine roast pig and turkey supper serv- ‘Mdss R e R | satistying ~ musical organizations | brought here to play at a ball in years. ' The number present included dele- ! gations from the fire departments In[ Putnam and surrounding towns, and there were tors from nearly every | town in this section. The decora- tions, put up by a South i‘raminfl-. ham firm, were very effective. From | the center of the ceiling blue and gold | | streamers were festooned to the sides | ul the wall, similar bands of color be- | ing used in the side drapings, Pink and white and the national colors were | Roast Pig and Turkey Supper. at the inn. The affair was informal and there was no regular prnnumma‘ of post-prandial exercises, although a number of good responses were made by several of the men present. But One Strenuous Remonstrant. The board of relief held its second | | meeting in_the rooms of the board of | selectmen Thursday, Up to 3 o'clock | only about a half a dozen apjpear- ances were made and none of these| remonstrated to any extent aside from | “ | e L'.,e?‘,;‘;* 1;J:';‘;e;““i, Since | used in the decorations, with fire scene | de a thorough study of the| 'ieWs to help out the well arranged and I am of the opinion that |’ sessed more in proportion to owr. than some of the other 4 | e grand march was led by Chiet A. P. Woodward and Mrs. Woodward. | | The dance order was made up of 20 ' . a 4 1. 'S d in every way the ball The membera of the board gave st-1 DITTSE Sul D, overy, way the bat | S a grand 5 ge sale | Agte G i Dl peini il not | o¢ tickets insures & big profit for the ake ar n_them. { association. ] cdt{!:immnr:x:;vl‘rggg Sl I\‘;xggfiffi;: /The committees and others in charge L of the ball were as follows: Pfé&fl"l‘{s?"“'ill" are well satisfied and| Entertainment committee, John Ken- | willing to abide by the work o! | nedy, Ira A. Warren, C. A, Hamilton, | assessors.” | John Gordon, George Jordan; recep- | tion committee, Harry W. Clarke, L.| | J. Morin, John Jaegar, Charles Myers, | George O. Thomas, Alfred Miller, Louis E. Kennedy, Thomas A. Conwell, Will- |iam A. Keach, George O. Brown, Ed- | ward L. Keach, Henry Lague, Archie| | Hutchins, Fred Gamache; floor direc tor, Chief A. P, Weodward; floor aid what I taxpayer. Officers of Methodist Men's Club. The Methodist Men’s club held its monthly meeting and semi-annual election of officers Wednesday eve- ning. Four new members were ad- mitted to the club. The various re- ports submitted showed that the or- ganization had effected much A D E s e | work since its inception. erett Doyle, Wilfred Puize, Arthur W,/ Officers were elected as follows: | Day, Fred Princeton, Fred Breyea, | President, Frederick P, Davoll; vice|Charles Morin, W. F. Woodward, president, Clifford L. secre- | Chester Hutchins, O, E. Getty, Lu- i treasurer, | ther W. Day, W. A. Slater, George | Foster, Willlam H. Warren. | s mdlm: committees will be | In addition to the number who went he president at the | to the ball for the purpose of dancing, | Following the | there were many who went to hear the | menting 4 ed and an|f for an opportunity to | enjeyail i { Of these there were A the natty u FUNERALS S Mrs. Emma R. Wllscn (Rosd) me in ALLernOOn | witiiam Dennelley Writes to His Rel- atives from New York State sught ears from YOUDE man went a length of time ago, cath of his moth here W ay from follow- and has \ Jusyy ed to keep in touch with his of this was in charge of the a fter making efforts S Dl : had come to believe he :'nlzh( be ¢ He is now located in ity in New York state and s well In_the Prebste Court Ay : el b Gelinas, executor of the es- | Lincoln Services. e Cyprien Boucher, late of| There is much interest in the spe- Windham, has petitioned the prebate|cial Lincoln day services to he held court for the right to mortgage real estate belonging to the estate in order that legacies may be paid. There will bl‘ a hearing on the petition before | JLd"c James A. Shea on Wednesday. in the Baptist Sunday school Sunday. | he school will hold a midwinter rally | t noon, with a programme appropri- | ate to Lincoln day. At the evening| service there will be a patriotic pro-| gramme given in honor of Abraham | Purchases Small Building. | Lincoln. Members of the Grand Ar-| 1 Woman's Relief corps, and Sons Dominic Mendetto has purchased the | "13 small building that stood opposite the | yeterans have been invited to be Hotel Ho bought b; Dorman. He 18 to| have it placed on land owned by him up West Main street, and remodeled into a small tenement and each organization wiil he In the public schools ‘of Lincoln's day will with exercises during be on Monday, the morning session | Meetings of Norwich District Associa- George Buck Seriously Ill. | Hon. George Buck is seriously ill at his| ,p soqeiong of the meeting is_ae A - / sstons of 1 ags of the | home in Palmer, Muss. He this city | Norwich District Ministerial_ associa- | { of the late fdwin A. Buck of thil tion to be held at the Methodist| and a brother of Wililam Buck | church on Monday and Tuesday of \\;:f; ‘[r'm"): ‘flir‘i'.\.‘“if-- 4 "1;: next week will be public. The meet- Parker visited Mr. Buck Wedn ings will begin on Monday afterncon and will close Tuesday evening i Heard and Seen. evening and found hoth iungs afic and his general condition se .| Warden Frank P. Warren has | Five-Lb. Coceanut from Florida. |mast entirely recovered from an atiack | Abner Sypher received by express|of grip that has kept him confined | a large G-pound cocoanut from kEd- | te his home on Broad street for more , ward L. Stone, who is now ‘at Palm | than three weeks. Reach, Fla Miss Yvonne Lague of Jewett City , i = jis visiting relatives in Danielson. fiaalt Reatng. | John Casey of Elmville sends word | ere was no sesslon ‘of poiice court | 10 10¢al friends that he is at present Thursday morning. a‘x‘!,‘:;k"g"”“egf_zzks It was reported from St. Joseph's| few days at her home hospital Thursday afternoon that Pi-| Mass erre Lavigne's condition was improv-| Jerome B. Nch of Providence called ing constantly. He was near death as| oy friends in Danielson Thursday. e "Hn. Milton A. Shumway has gone PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS, Soiton for & sy of & fow Gave. !our aru; o ist 'fll r:f\um money if Hard Hiking for Hunters. ing e Bral| Local men who have heen out hunt- g foxes thix week report very dif- is spending ai in Westwood, | truding Plles in 6 to 14 days. 50c. {up to the i from all corners of the world, good | mer | this city amelson and Putnam ;l SR ncult trave)lnf on account of the | snow and ice In flelds and woods. Old Favorite at the Theater. East Lynne was presented by the capable Augusta Perry stock company at the Orpheum theater Thursday evening. So much as local people desire it, there is no prospect at present of the resuming of eoperations at the mull of the Danielson Cotton company. There seems to be no certainty that the trunk line highway, Hartford to Providence, is to be run through this town. Another route through East- ford, Pomfret and Putnam is being considered and may be selected. Democrats to Meet Again. The leading democrats of this secs tion of the county are soon to be in- vited to another gathering to be held in Putnam cre C. A. Seeley is booster for the newly orgamized ocratic b of Connecticut. A trolley - Conne s com- | trom to attend ! cas_in the that the Wa\ks Negmteu Bad falls con to come to resi- dents of Da ason of the | neglig owners | 10 rem accumulations of snow undv e from t ¥ PUTNAM Salvatien Army Captain to Leave Town—Elks to Attend New Britain | Fdir—Fewer Cases of Truancy— Social and Personal Matters. Attorney Mahlen or in Norwich Thursday. i James P. McGuire of Holyoke called | nn relatives in Putnam Thursday. Charles B, Pomeroy, Jr. of Will-| {imantic was in Putnam Thursday in the inter of a dairymen's institute, | which it is propesed to hold here. | The members of the board of xellef] resume their sions today (Friday). Many members of the local fire de- partment and other Putnam people were at Danielson Thursday night to attend the firemen’'s ball. H. Geissler was a vis To Leave Putnam. Captain and Mrs. Baglin, who have been in charge of the Salvation Army work here for several months, are to| eave Putnam. Senator George A. Hammond is te go to Washington, D. C.,, the thira week of this month to remain for several da A new heater to replace one that gave out has been placed in the Brad- ley building on Elm street, and was put in commission Thursday. Mrs. Gertrude B, Houghton, who has been for three months a patient | at the Memorial hospital in Worces- ter, is reported as improved. Local householders are trying out a | sort of briquette for fuel that is giv- ing satisfactory results and can be bought at a reasonable price. Possible New Dry Goods Store. It is said that the O'Leary build- ing on Elm street is to be occupied as a dry goods store by a firm that is_doing business in Southbridge. Evening grosbeaks, which were seen here last winter for the first time in many years, have again been report- ed. Edward of the Morrill, Bradley in formerly manager theater, is now en- gaged the woolen business as a commission man, and travels thrcugh this section of Connecticut. Money for Booze, Not Stockings. James Grant, on hosiery, but time of arrest with plenty | of money for booze, was sent to ja for 15 days by Judge Fuller at a ses- sion of the city court held Thursda Dimon_ of Hartford, formeriy the owner of a re- markable collection of china pitchers. He has of them, gathered by him Armand Lizotte has many friends in Putnam and surrounding towns who are anxious to see him get on to some New England team during the coming season, feeling that he will| make good. Lizotte is a fine baseball plaver and will undoubtedly make in fast company if given the opportunity. J. M. Wheeler of Worcester, nearly | 70 ars of age, is again traveling through towns in this section. His | horse was struck and killed by a train | | last fall at a railread (runshg in | West Thorepson. Mr. Wheel ful recovered from the the happenings. To Attend New Britain Fair. Members of Putnam lodge of Ilks| are planning to go to New Dritai ext week as guests of the members | fair, at Wednesday nension :dith Hall, daughter Hall of W oodstock ac abroad Much of hi in Crete in the inter of the Unive with which connected, examine of Prinei- ademy, intil midsum- pal Fone institu she is Prevents Horses from Slipping A novelty of the icy times has leen introduced in Putnam. This consists of an aid to horses in walking »ver slippery street surfaces. A chain ar- rangement, similar to an automabile tire ain, is fitted over each Loof and gives satisfactory service. reasons thai U of and t » the subject unh/"\mL’ article in the c Y 20 of a textile periodical, the up having to do with mill towns in this part of Winiham county, The of the paring D. Attawaugan Weddmg Febr«ary 19. The wedding iss Rose Bosque of At wn and Edward Benoit of o take place on Monday Febr Mrs this Bill ha 10me long resident to Providence her son, L D.| gone with City lett rence Notes. has been Hale of Willimantic | 1 i i in Beston is the guest of Mrs. Charles Prait. Mrs, (. H. Kelley has moved from South Main hapman street. Miss Bessie L. Champlin of Brad- ley sireet entertained the Tuesday { clud this A thel Rowe has returned to Pawtucket, R. L, after_spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. C, F. Wa- terman. Miss Ellen Wh.ql% returned from a brief stay in n. Miss Mary Wheelock is spending a ‘week in Boston, Dinner for Clerks. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Shaw of Pieas- ant avenue recenti’ mve a dinner par- CASCARETS CLEANSE LIVER AND BOWEL No Biliousness, Headache, Sick, Sour Stomach, Indigestion, Coated Tengue or Constipation. Furred Tongues, Bad Taste, Indiges~ tion, Sallow Skin and Miserable Head- aches come from a torpid liver and clogged howels, which cause your stomach to. become-filled with undi-~ gosted fopd, whicn sours and ferments Jike garbage in a swill barrel. That's the first step to. untold misery—indi- gestion, four. gases, bad breath, yellow skin, mental fears, everything that is horrible and nauseating. A Cascaret | tonight will give you a thoroush cleansing inside and straighten you out by morning. They work while you ‘ty for the clerks employed in Mr, Shaw's store. Dinner and Heart Party. Principal and Mrs, George Hatha- way of Fremont street ertertained the teachers in the Tourtellotte Memorial high school at a dinner party and heart party Wednesday evening. A pleasunt meeting of the Woman's | Missionary society of the Second Con- gregational church was held with Miss Anna Sampson of Florence street this week. A Dbusiness meeting of the Ladies' Social circle cabinet of the Congrega- tional church was held with Mrs. J. J. Russell of Elm street Thursday gft- ernoon. | sleep—a 10-cent box from your drug- Mrs. C. F. Waterman and Miss | gist wm keep you feeling good. for Bessie L. Champlin attended a bridge Millions of men and women given by Mrs. Armington and Mrs, ‘ascaret now and then to keep Warren in Danielson Wednesday, their stomach, liver and bowels regu- Mr, and M Silas M, Whetlock |lated, and _never know a miserable ave been guests of Woi friends. | Moment. Don't forget the children— Mrs. George from a morii ng Hlpatric has returned tle insides need a good, gentle stay in Wore her father, » Ma ening at the first meeting of the scason of the ‘Adsocidtion of Executive ! Officers of the City of Hartford, when | a party .of more than 50, including a number of guests; in addition to the members of the association, gathered to’ welcome the’addition to the family of municipal officials, El Waterbury.—Rev. J. F. Vought, pas- i tor of the ond Baptist church | Waterbury, has declined a call to Avenue Baptist church in New DOUBLE FUNERAL To Be Held for Mrs. Abby Kenyon and Her Uncle, Samuel Carpenter, Who Died at Central Village. The Bulletin’ s Cen spondent writ A al Village corre- Mrs, the by Kenyon died at her home Hollow 5.5 at L short i her un- on road L fter Samuel from FEET FEEL FINE. Ezo is a Refined Ointment that Drives Mre : : . 4 v]v“j -:;fi_‘ yen Out Soreness, Pain and Misery, 10me, and a u\\n. of | No matter how many foot remedies rwich. Mr. Carpenter leaves a son | you' have tried there's only one thats in Canterbury. Th funeral is dquble absolutely sure and certain, | Geta 25 cent Jar of EZO at any drug | store today, just rub it on and youll be rid of all soreness, tenderness, burning, aching in few hours. Mon- ey back if dissatisfied. Oh my hit EZO will surprise you, and if you have corns or bunions that seem to be overloaded with agony you must get EZO; it's fine for chapped face, hands and chilblains. Mail orders filled by Ezo Chemical Co, Rochester, to be held today (Fri NEW ENGINEER WELCOMED. Guest at Dinner of Assncna(mn of Ex- ecutive Officers of the City of Hart- ford. Caleb M. Saville, the recently elected engineer of the Hartford water depart- ment, was the guest of honor the other B —— HOW THE JAPANESE ALWAYS REMAIN SLENDER PROMINENT SCIENTIST AND TRAVELER DIS- T had often wondered why, in mite of these facts, COVERS LONG SOUGHT SECRET. RE- | the native of Japan, both men snd women, always DUCED HIS OWN WEIGHT 180 | present such & slender. trim. neat sppearance. Als POUNDS. NO ONE NEED | though corsets are fare in that cowitry, the womem REMAIN FAT NOW. | there have beautiful figures that any American wom- an might Well envy, and the Japaness men have strangth and powers of endurance that are proveroe | 1l After diligent inquirs about the cause of this, | I became more thn ever conrinced that they were | using there 1o Japan mettiods of fat reduction and fat preveution far in advance of anything known to medical sclence in this country. As the finding of such a wethod was & matter of Ufe or death to me at that time, I consulted numerous suthorities and seb about asking auestions of those who would be likely to know anything about it I am glad te say that my untiring efforts wers finally rewarded by the discovery of a new mesns of fat reduction thet 1 determined 1o give o shost trigl immedietely. How to Reduce Fat One Pound a Day Always Remain Slim. No Drugs, Mi Starvation Diet, Exercising, or Ap- paratus Used. Finds Simple Home Treatment Works Wonders. d Then nes, Arrangements Now Made to Have All Stout Read- ers of This Paper Rective a Free Copy of Dr. Turner's Wonderful Book *How I Reduced My Weight 100 Pounds.” On retuming from & recent frip Dr. F. Tumer, the physician, sclentist and traveler, who has won | T was faltly startled to behold.the wonderful change fame and word-wide renown throush his writings | it made in my appearance, and the improvement fv and sclentific researches. accorded an interview 10 | my health that was noticeable from the very first press representatives who were astounded by his My fat bezan to vamish at the rate of one pound of more thau 100 pounds of excessive fal since they | o day, sometimes more. T kmew I had at lsst dis- last saw him. They found It difficult indeed to Tec- | covered the secret that had been vainly sought for ogulze in the slender, muscular and perfectly propor- | years, and 1 continued the treatment until I had tioned form of Dr. T the sam lost more than 100 ‘pounds in weight. I became whom ouly & few months azo they knew as @ stronger with every pound I lost and soon regained invalid, so enormously fat that he could bardly | all my old time vigor of both body and mind. It walk made me feel twenty years younger to bo rid of all Wheu questioned concerning his health and the re« |'the fat that bad formed inside and outdde of my marksble change in his appea Dr. Tumer sald | bady. After diseontinuing the treatment and keep t today, that neither iliness, medicine, starvation dieling, nOF | ing a careful record of my weight for ‘more than strenuous exerclse had caused him o lose 5o much | tno months, I was delighted to find that reductio excess weight. In fe stld Ut faty degen- | was permanent, vor has ms fat shown the sl eration had eaten Into his vital orzans o such an | tendemcy to return since then extent that 1t would bave Deen folbasdy fo @0 | Lo attempt the usual methods of and he was g ssible rellef. the tremendous load that was Iifted | trom my mind, when after all my suffering T discos- d almost by accident this wonderful secret meth- that enabled me to rid myself of 100 pounds of fal. apd which transformed me from & hopeless, forced to scek other means of mer terrible couditi On being questi “When I began to nside, which, om his for- ed fur 1 the 4 physic s 1 reco ognize | heipless wreck Into a perfect mecimen of physical i Wil s of Oity eew) manhood again. T have now been gladly aonepted %% ‘W em pmndul ad: Chaekiten | same larzo insurance companies that preri- shook my whole body and seemed about ¢ reickod 1 knew from thesh wamings that the end was proaching very rapidly Dr. Tumer then went on to explain the teatment an of o large Life Ins discovered, and whilo anyone mist admit that it using paint bank t acogt mo as a risk, had ol )y logical method and undoubledly effectivo derful degree, yet it 15 5o simple that even 1 understand. it and obtaln most satis 8 no stout person need any that he or she must remaln fat now. e prevents a full descrption of the entire Tumer has described it in & and extremely tnteresting lttle 1 Reduced My Weidht {00 arrangement. with the Doe sunce that.’theso valuable L are w be distributed ab our stout readers who are md a two eint stamp fo it 1n plain wrapping. ana are about 1,000 left.. When ready told me I was likely to ute. 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