Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 8, 1912, Page 6

NORWICH BULLETIN, FRI R A MARCH 8. 1912 N AND ABOUT WESTERLY Auction Sale of Sully Cottage For $6,200—Captain Herbert O. Dunne’s Claim Against the Government——Brown: Homestead to be Utilized as a Clubhouse—Honors For 0dd Fellows. age I Capt. Merbert O. Dunn, a resident of We gair [ United State . y Wi sima. for se homestead, located in | ext to the postoffice, a; GEO. E. PITCHER Civil Engineer, wishes 10 an’ ounce (o his patrous and the public tuat he has moved to 65 Broad apmun building, oppesite the ¥ A " THE FINEST 35c DINNER IN TOWN DELL-HOFF CAFE From 12 i 2 DR. C. R. CHAMBERLAIN Dental Surgeon In charge of Dr. 8. L. Geer's practice @uring his last iliness. MeGrory Building. Norwich, Conn. SIGN PAINTING Iteasonable in prics, promptly done, | = by J. W, MALLETT. 30 Market Street. g lephone 706-2 i S JEWETT CITY HOTEL S s vy < te in every |\ il the Jury. 1fe called on IRA F. LEWIS. Prooristor. memoranda « o 3 "~ | The House Passed a Bill Granting (o 85 -Seuth A Strest. - TAPTVILLE rsda s who eff wools here connected { Wateh Hill { the hurs- with the life savir LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Secriptural Reversion. Mr, Editor: There seems to be a gen- nt. another notion with them, hat if iment, “Pr © death_of this is in 3 | transtatior King James' version. (Trans- Aut obilists, were original Hebrew tors to the automobile translations dili | ised by His Maj Alien died asday at | nd-—appointed to y Francisco. onnection he was a | t H. Langworthy of | ei-in-la to ex- R. Alien of Hopkin- industrial I the people | ! visited here the ation, | o add 1dence designed to afford comfor eaved relatives and list- in the t used, “Blessed are the who die in the Lord. Yea, saith Spirit, for they rest from &c., &c. The Revel eard a from ' indent quarter. hearing a voice reverses all thi a world creat % | texets he quotes, unfortunately ate his opinion, do not delight 1n is this kind of revision and re- pture that brings disre. and tends to de- Along with this also the Psalmist did not give ious his Psalmist Th e | your ame vein is | ) him to write this, but your | it do go to | BAGE AND SULPHUR Gives Color Lustre to Faded and Gray Hair. For generations Sage and Sulphur eral Impression In the minds of some [y, 2f ETNCTACONS VAgE A @ scalp men that it they can only CK D | troubles. Almost everyone knows the their opinions by a text of Scripture | ygjue of guch a combination for keep- th an end of all Controver- | jng tpe hair a good even color, for ’ | curing dandruff, itching scalp and fall- ing halr, and for promoting the growth of the hair, Years ago the only way to of, it ¢ necessary 1o get a Halr Tonle of this kind was to some well known text out of its origin- | make it in the home, which Was trou- al shape and so conform it to their|hlesome and net always satisfactory. inion. This done, they obtain a sub- | Ngwadays aimost any up-to-date drug- antlal footing and self-satis- | gist can supply his patrons with a ction_ensues. A good example of this | reag-to-use product, skilfully prepared o | was afforded in vour paper of Wed-|in perfectly equipped laboratories. . | nesday morning, in which o gentleman| ~An ideal preparation of this sort is Wyeih's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy, in which Sage and Sulphur are combined with other valuable rem- edies for scalp troubles and thin, weak | hair th sing this remedy for a you will notice the color coming back, your scalp will feel better, the dandrufi will soon be there will be a woncerful difference in nair. 't neglect vour hair if it is full of dandruff, losing its color or com- ing out. Get a fifty cent bottle of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur from your druggist, and see what a few day: | treatment will do for you. All drug- gists sell it, under guarantee that the money will be refunded if the remedy is not exactly as represented. Special nt, The Loe & Oegoed Co., 131 Main | atreef. Agent The Lee & Osgood Co. people who ought to be isolated from the community. I have had personal experience in | tuberculosis duty and positively de- | nounce any man or woman who stands in the way of the state tuberculosis commission in preventing the spread of | this terrible problem which is being | ing built on the watershed of the Nor- | wich state hospital. A certain party was overheard to say thet he was - | feeling his position. They cannot ap- | preciate the fact that he was be- friending tha local board by informing the local board before they incurred P o aECe ds to Ce-lany expense that the state bourd of - L hority. Serip- | hoqith would not tolerate the sginato- s iie has =i being built there for sipitary has b ears a e ever CONNECTICUT PEOPLE FCR THE PROTE ton to s Bill, |MEYER DISCUSSES THE | COST OF BATTLESHIPS. Says tk Than the Connecticut. ARAINS sver-officer roportion of me ashore. ips were ar 1 the werters trom the military service. Inde- Arch Mana-| Norwich, Ma in held its first ban- | TION OF GAME Advocate e Florida Cost Less Per Ton the a1t million do! bu & private British yards. ¥ ul permanent furntsh | imposed on de- A Matter of History. My attention has been ir. Editor o Monday’s Res an article in ndent goes out tatement of mine Bulletin (Feb. owboy” Who road for Blucher's d me ed the saved guid ) and the “little cowboy s soldiers to hunt s sile on t ue, histc EDWARD §. BEE Seeds for Children’s Gardens. both Senator man s of seed ibution le leader- the teacher, | gardens our bering us. ildren planting new one in some the country and I am glad o teacher intro- n here. Altogether schoolboy in an have the best and which pretty n have the best flower et you a es for rem school ¢ Pack drop what Ficker, Conn i The Tuberculosis Sanatorium. | ¥ garding sis sanato- m o be loca vieinit Norwich. It seems that » certain of people do not wish Ais instity is lo At ogre, reg: and are gurmising all kinds | contamination ing it rom vet not ompan- ¢ immunity from ease. as well be known now ; o be ex I ho are admitted he he cost of navy var are so drilled as to be d be brought down by the as (o their behavior while out { modern systems of man- | walking on the grounds or otherwise. as were emploved in|] am conscious of the fact th tients aff ded wever, has the 1 will neyer 1D ed ¢ sink morning and evening. as some | | for reasons and protecting the wate, sup- ply of the state hospital. WILLIAM A. YOUNG. Norwich, March 7, 1912. Strike? Should the Minor’ Mr, Editor: A minor should not go up to a crowbar and drink “Old Crow.” in the sweat of his brow, to infuse iron into the blood. A bar of pigiron might be more medicinal and nutritious. les a stout man to handle the till Jack Frost gets out, he may use the bar to strike a veln of coal or bat & policeman. But he should do it be- | fore the miners strike or minors are admitted to the bar ', F.. TALCOTT. Norwich, March 7, 1912, Sarsaparilla Leads all other medicines in | the cure of all spring ailments, humors, loss of appetite, that t| tired feeling, paleness and | nervousness. Take it. ish gold. greatly | Get It today in usual liquid form gr Velling tablets called Sarsatabs. 100 Doses $1. COAL AND LUMBER. COAL WHERE THERE'S WINTER COM- FORT THERE 18 CHAPPELL'S COAL, y of The nec buying the best possible has never been given o n thought as this winter. It's heat units they want now-—not merely Coal CHAPPELL CO. | Wharf and 150 Main Strest | Central | Telephones LUMBER | Free Burning Kinds and Lehigh ALWAYS IN STOCK. A. D. LATHROP, Office——cor- Market and Shetucket Sty Telephone 163-12. “It burna up clean.” Well Seasoned Wood C. H. HASKELL. i - »Wfln: "Phones —~ 439 JOBN A. MORGAN & SON, | Coal and Lumber Central Whart Teephona 884 ndoptior of the| 1647 g - dm admiral, so that United ald not be ’ oitranked by Torelon’ pomens.imooins Adam’s Tavern movements. — = — b . e A 1361 Brandt Case Before Grand Jury. Some Sink Sense New Yor March Th No place in offer to the public the finest standard fortimer 1 N i brands of Bee: of Burope and Americs, ! 8. ( y Gold | Bol ian, Pilsner, Culinbach Bavarian b Beer, Lass Pale and Burton, Muelirs | Be | Beotch Ale, Guinness' Dublin_Stout, | C. & C. imported Ginger Ale, Bunker | Hill P. B. Ale, I'rank Jones' Nourlsh- | ing Ale, Sterling Bitter Ale, Anheuser | Budweiszr, Schlitz and Pabst. | A. A. ADAM, Norwich Town. epnone 447-12% | = r. c. aEER | TUNER 122 Prosoect St SN Tek Bk Norwle, Ga | MARSHALL'S losing its color or coming | gone, and in less than a month’s time | i ey | fought by the medical profession all nts, He takes 10 de | ihe world over. The only excuse mey | i 3 > ther that He|Can sive being, it will deteriorate the (8iving the reason) rather that H| vaiue of their property. Only the other [v‘num trn to him and live. O yes! | {H1g 0L IRE BRI, 00 on whers o | there is a differen Jiving meD | certain people were denouncing tne the | 304 our Christianity does mot tea¢h | nedical superintendent for his objec- that death ends all, or that a 800d(ion to the tuberculosls sanatorium be- man is ogether done for in the arti- Perhaps, if such a man waits | - COAL CALAMITE COAL | Purchasing Agency Read About the Money-saving Opportunities = We Offer You When Buying Here | WE GUARANTEE TO SAVE YOU (0 TO 30 PER GENT. FOR INSTANGE On Dress Goods and Silks we save you 11c to 35¢c per yard. On Linings and Wash Goods we save you 7c to 12V5c. With every standard make of Corsets we give you Double Royal Gold Trad- ing Stamps. Women’s Kid Gloves, standard make, both foreign and domestic and the guaranteed kinds. 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