Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 21, 1912, Page 2

NORWICH BULLETIN, s MOVE TO AVERT SOFT COAL STRIKE Bituminous Operators and Representatives of 200,000 Miners in Conference—First Demand of Miners Considered But No Decision Reached—Coniference Was Only a Skir- mish, Declares President White of United Mine Work s Of Horehound and Tar is the reliable remedy for had been considered and no vote had been taken. This demand is that all land, March 20.—Discussion the question of wages today between operators and representatives of | the men be pald on the ‘“run of fhe 0,000 union miners in the bituminous | mine” basis. At present the pay is Coal fields of western Pennsylvania, | based either on a ton screened or sifted ana and Hlinois, in an effort | from the smalier lumps and dust, or and Sore Throat . prolonged ' suspension of | at a smaller rate for coal unscreened. Contains noopiiim nor any thing injurious. after April 1st and to.avert a Provides for Flat Rate Per Ton. All drugsist strike, were without definite | nuCin o the mine” basis, already se in some states, would provide St i s Bt 2 flut rate per ton mined regardless 350,000 Miners to Be ldle. I'he prospect that all the bituminous | of whether the coal was screened or a es would be closed down after | not. In readjustment on this basis the le first of the month, pending reach- | miners demand an increase of ten PLUMBING AND GASFITTING. . . jew two-year working and wage | cents a ton over the average price now — \groement, was said to be imminent. | paid. They also want shorter working Iso was sald t lack of a wage | hours. tates would leave. As an offset 10 the miners’ demands, ral Model Range miners in | the operators ask a ten per cent. re- 2 basis upon | duction in the present rate. to v would have to | Merely a Skirmish, lose, ent idleness of moOTe | 4 xeq if he considered today's, con- BEST A TRUCTIC : | ference indicated an early settlement, BEST IN CONSTRUCTION Only First Demand Considered. | john P. White, dent of the United BEST IN DESIGN \fter today's conference had ad-|Mine Workers of Ameri id: i | journéd unt »w the union offi- | oday’s conference v merely a SEST IN RESULTS | Jotn . nounced that | skirmi It does not indicate any- he demands | thing. T’ Y & C0,|— A' J WHOLE AVIATOR COFFYN IN $6,000 IN GOLD ’lambing and Heating A SERIOUS CONDITION HAS DISAPPEARED. Ferry Street Telephone S A ol S e Rt S B Entire Fortune of Late Gypsy King p Stolen from Providence. Sustained Possible Fracture at Base 3 of Skull in Auto Smashup. ROBERT J.COCHRANE| : | Yo {0 1 Ste atl | fortune of the late Fitting | Fitting | .. in an automobile | o1 a horse tratl- d Cantral park, sustained a | er. New England 0 West Main Street, Norwich, Conn. [ 1000 Sk tuy { and York city have been wired e 19 Bt ™ | descriptions of a German known only 5 : ¥ sappearance was i@ i r ot s u Statemer that of the gold | . ) W t “and he is now suffer police that he sent ary r nuo ym hemorrahge en employed by him nual s having, all | the North En where » to Gate hathros nptotis Lol severe | the fa s now lving, to clean up. a1 r e ox i He alleges that Oscar while there took refreshing than ball | Ir a ba t < e b e k to the bath for bodily Lushnn woa | gella bag. Stan- will skow She ley g iscovered elain ar L 4 a police net was drawn | \ esiimates for the work L good | arou > vicinity ; 3 kem u in the best manner | (ha (hore is no | Oacar when he s point—and guare | the injuries re employ said he came New Yori nd hid worked at Coney Island last MRS. TAFT FALLS | summer. The. gold w:ulfnl?:;.n”\:-::fiTfl)! J. E. TOMPKINS, | FROM WHEEL CHAIR 2 g iy e been locked up. Reports That 'She Had Been Seriously | Irjured Proved Unfounded, - | = The Vaughn Foundry Co. 67 West Main Street TO LIBERALIZE THE | House Passes Bill to Reduce Required | Residence to Three Years. al ex on i Grand Cen’ | 2 o1 | ” yday, - and fell to the floor Washington, March 2( The house | 5 5 ot fiiured and later was | devoted today to a bill liberalizing the | ‘urnished promptly. Large oo t | , aMend a tinee p! H *ad laws by reducing from five | 1 e years the period of residence | ed on public land to prove ti patterns. Ne. to Ferr report . n % | ' uld be permitted to | | o AlIO 18 Presic om their homesteads { T, r, BURN&, . ‘}\y y‘\w ch year. 1T I\ellrlgf::m\mn‘} Heating and Plumbing, |: ‘ sty 92 Franklin Stres nge of the bil. The bil | PASSING THROUGH ompleted when the E. L. BURNAP Plumbing, Steam and Prices and 30 Platt Ave. \djourt | X 1 A FEVERISH STAGE R Sy | | MASSACHUSETTS REFUSES | THE SUFFRAGE TO WOMEN. Faris Newssaper Regards Internation- al Situation as Delicate. e Gas| ‘ % | .| Measure Defeated in Senate, 17 to 14, ik After Spirited Debate. to Germ work satisfactor B Marc Woman suflrage election of United States sen- iq'ml the Spen admirait 0 Germany HOMESTEAD LAWS. | ‘T % 3 § Ay o |a were defeated in | %50 \| : 8 STt ; close votes. | O b A3 L S btepe B went on record against | . e The sueh that | Woman suffrage by a vote of 17 to 14 ( lin and Sheet Metal Worker | mmon interest ndt o |° spirited dobate. The galleric | er lifficulties of an’ inter- b 5 : Agent for Richardson and Boynton i A | resolve u rial direct Furnaces jina i AL s M bl Sl amendment constitution | West Main Street. Norwich, Conn |in K4 el ¥ & ‘..“\us lost by a vote of 19 to 14 i est Main aet. Norwich o | said nothing whicn Sir .‘.vlhull‘ It is expected that the house will | 4 B I i s oy | reach a vote on the federal income tax e 3 vhich was | HoUSE DEMOCRATS TO | | ANOTHER BABY DIES coAL { OF ACID POISONING |Caucus to Reconsider Their Action Re- | garding Battleships. ’ 3 \ | Tenth Similar Death in Brooklyn “Will There Be a Coal | i Washington hous March 20.—By f order Nursery and Infants’ Hospital. \ | | TAKE BACK WATER.| L | | “ GOT MY SORE FOOT INIT RIGHT !—TIZ ” “A TIZ Bath, My Boy, 2 TIZ Batb! You Can't Beat It for Sore Feet, Corns and Busions!” Is this man a tender-foot? No. He is a joy-walker—one who uses TIZ and gets from the feet a happiness one never felt before, “Sure! I Use TIZ Every Time for Any Foot Trouble.” When your feet are so tired they feel like stumps, when they ache so that they hurt way up to your heart, when you shamble your feet along and it seems as though all the .misery you ever had has settled in your feet, 100k at the happy TIZ man in the picture. You can bhe happy-footed just the same. * If you have corns and bunions that everybody seems to step on, just think of this happy man. He had corns and bunions, too. This man used TIZ and fhow he bas no mobe tender, | raw, chafed, blistered, swellen, tired, | smelly feet, corns, callouses or bunions. | As soon as you put your f bath, you feel the happine It's like mountain ozone to Nothing else but TIZ can give you this happy foot feeling. Don't accept | any substitutes TIZ, 25 cents a box, sold everywher KING'S PUREMALT Collier's Weekly ‘in its issue of September 2, 1914, published an article entitled “Here Are Foods That Are Pure,” by Margaret Wagner. There was printed in this article “A List From Which Housewives May Choose Without Doubt or Hesitancy.” This list was the result of several years' analytical work by the pupils of the State Normal School at--Westfield, Massachu- setts, under the direction of Prof. Lewis B. Allyn, KING'S PUREMALT is mentioned among the food products of absolute pure quality. ~The indorsement of this preparation and the publication of the article by Collier's Weekly was unsolicited hy the manufacturers. KING’S PUREMALT with the addition of hypo- phosphites of iron and lime, is a medicinal tonic recog- nized for many years as-a most dependable, strength- giving, body-building liquid food. Only the choicest materials are used in its manufacture. It is without an equal and is recommended generally by physicians. KING’S PUREMALT is sold at all drug stores in strict conformity with the pure food and drug acts of June 30, 1906. “Send for prices. KING'S FUREMALT DEPARTMENT 73 CONANT STREET, BOSTON or sent direct, on o — _ Walter Luther Dodge & | Bri Aan ¢ - | Waterb Twenty-four Connecti- | Hubbard, who i sev ristol.—James . Driscoll of Hol-| - Waterbury. > . Recommended by all Drug Stores, | TUbbard, who is spending several o (1Y | engaged as prin- | cut. graduates of the Pratt instituta department and gene bthat ho. is feeling much improved, | ciphl at the District No. 2 school dur- [held. thelr semi-annual reunion Sa e T S P s ON TRIAL FOR MURDER OF HER HUSBAND, A PR ¢ Bride of a Year Claims She Was Men- | tally TS b la! | H. Brvine, who goes to Manchester. ! 5 |~ Torringtom—With the recent an- ew York, ~March 20.—Genevieve| nual borough meeting, the socialist Summerville Nicodemus,a, young wom- | hubble in ‘Torrington blew up. The an of «(;-{v'l\.‘\n);fi\ > appearance, | strength of the organization, mani- Francis, traveling salesman, last October, rlaced on trial for her life tc the questions put to the ve was evident ths mental irrespon her husband’s crueit o Mr. and Mrs. Nic demus eloped and were married only a year ago. They and separated, and lat- served with papers i ges was a fraudulent suit ir divorce. There v ) altercation | between them on the street, during which she fired two shots at herself in an attempt at suicide. In her bo! a_ boitle | of carbolic acid, wi s broken by | une the bullets, She' declare pain of the burning acid #o 1 I hat, witheut realizing what she | yut, she fired twice more- upon | husband. Both shots took effect, and he died the t month. Six jur- Ors Were ained at today’s session of the trig] 3 BURGLARS FATALLY WOUND CONSTABLE Muffie Him in Blankets and Shoot | Him in the Head. | | Vernon, B. ', March 20,—Provis- | 1 Constable Ashtor of Bellevue ot and mortally wounded e i by two men who had robbed a Constable As the and took them aboard a steam- where he guarded them in a state- Overpowering their captor, desperadoes mutfed him blanket and then.shot him in the head. The | robbers disembarked at Peachlpnd, | and posses are searching for them. | $150,000 Loss in Lumber Fire. | Nelson, B. C,, March ~The Yale- | Columbia sawmill and hundreds of | thousands of feet of lumber were de- stroyed by fira today. The loss is $150,- | 600, he fire is said to have been | started an incendiary. Brief State News room Connecticut Poultry assoclation Danbury.—The show of the Wests will be held November 9 and 30. South Meriden.—Rev of Wethersfie ermon | at Holy A eve- | ning. | | —Greenwich. —Judge Frederick A,E | COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE | | LAXATIVIZ BROMO Quinine, the world | wids Cold and Grip remedy, removes | cause, Call for full name. Look fof | o committee on naval affairs, | . o . A " o Representative Padgett of Tennessee, Sirike Ap‘."ll ASEY | Mo iXank Jo Mshtaaiil. airman, today circulated a peti- 1 Sttt e umong the democratic members . at d now every | \b¢ ! T due o |for a caucus to reconsider the action an e e Gednk e u»-" n several v s ago declaring | a Atde. N aisoning at |A5ainst any appropriation for ne, but G T 1“\"1 8 (b | ships this year. He, was soon e ] time t e A erS, o | Of enough signatures to demand a call | 4 sills Sl Aot Codli this An R T ¢ which probably will be | b | itee w med the babies, | 1eld Monday night | - 1) A nee been in % g = P CHAPPELL €O | ot W Bend- THE DAY ,lii CONGRESS. M. | i tridl, ; 2 By Minority Report Filed Against Pana- seantr Wh 8 50 n i e e | SERIN SRR NI, Maie Stewt | T ey ma Government Bill. | Telephones March 20.—A rebel | ered the city of Parr n 29. ¥ imy the LUMBER | Jose De La Luz nd his men. | it p. m | As Soto had prev greed to join committee held hearing on s i fortificatitms appropriations | | [ TR | bill, Rebale Travel in/Box Cars. | Foreign relutions committe Mg o Forlglan hun. | sidered Honduran and N A v | ag Ojinaga departed from Juarez ree Burning Kinds and Lehigh | 15 cohe S s ox cars SLWAYS 1N STOGH | department committes, began LWAY STOCK | p— on of Secretary Knox's al- A D LATHHOP | ROUGH SCALY SKIN of department emplove as A " | | Considefed bills on regular Wednes- IMice—cor Market and Shetucket Sts | | ittle Patches That Peel Off and |day calendar. Telephone 163-12. A minority of interstate commerce | committee fled report against Pana- {ma Form Again. { A sovernment bill, contending as- | ; » sessment of tolls against American | ¥ry This Remedy At Our Risk. |15 would aid railroads. Most skin diseases are eruptions| Civil v and consular reéform accompanied by itching. But there is | repres:ntatives advocated before for- another kind in which small patches It burns up clean. i S of Ecales appear amd fall off, followed eign affairs committee Sulser bill pro- viding against political affillations in by another crop. This may spread all | consular service e easone wu[]d over the body and become almost in- altnien. PRARCH: Wi otler of ba- curablo. : ! val * committeo circulated petition — A soothing plication of Saxon {among democrats for caucus to re- Salve, our new skin remedy, should be | consider former caucus declaration G. “- “ASKELL. made: This is very healing and pene- | ggaingt battleships appropriation this MR~ "Phones — 458 trates through the outer layer of |goar : st SR skin to the v 5 of the frouble, |” i destroying the germs. Treated in this way, as directed by the book in the box, the scaly patches disappear and are replaced by smooth, healthy skin. Saxon Salve is wonderfully healing and soothing in STORM COMING. Boston Weather Bureau Reports Moving Eastward. JOBN A. MORGAN & SON, Coat and Lumber It D sl B a cema, | Hoston, Mareh 20— northeast one 884 Central Whaem | barher's itch, ringworm, etc., and we |Storm warning from Boston, extend- i A Y erintie it to isfy you, paying |iME 10 the Delaware breakwater was — g Hed it it does mot |issued at ten o'clock tonight from the . Rroadway Pharmacy, ‘G. G, Engler, | Boston weather bureau. The storm is al]dSC(:l n i lohs Clcaiis. | central over southwestern Missourt, L ping i EAL 2 jand is moving eastward. There wilt It you intend to do anything in this| The “Child's Welfare” movement has | Pe brisk to high no 0 _northeast challenged the attention of thoughtful people everywhere. Mothers are nat- ural supporiers, and will find in Foley's Honey and Tar Compound & most val- uable aid. Coughs and colds that un- ds Thursday and Thursday night, ine this spring, now is the time to with rain or sno ce your arder for Trees, Shrubs and | erennials. Estimates and plans 84,186,235 for Fortifications. Washingten, Marsh planting gladly given GEBULDIG'S GREENHOUSES. rardd O F E TRNET, Mgr. | checked lead to croup, bronchitis and | making appropriations for fortifications pneumonia vield quickly to the heal- | was passed the senate today. It THERE 18 76 advertising medlom in |08 and soothing qualities of Woley's | carries 34,186,235, a million and a £astern Connecticut equal to The Bul- | Honey and Tar Compound. Lee & Os- | quarter less than (he appropriation of letin for b s results. good Co. last year. 20.—The bill | | in | easily. gignature W. GROVE. e the same management, succeeding W. | | in | are also to buy a sweeper with which | i [ . ing the Bridgeport.—Willlam . Ryan, for-| A. Bingham, who is at the Hartford urday evening in the dining room of the Cghnecticut hotel. Members were illness of Prineipal Clarence S r i8c 2 ‘e 3 from Hartford, New Britain, mer manager of thg Shea theater in | hospital. Mr. Driscoll has had three | present 3 : b Manchester, N. H. has taken charge|years' experience in New York state| New Haven, Ansonia, Bndp:‘pofi of the Park theater in this city under | schools. | Denbury and & number of other cities fested at the annual town meeting held in October last, was cut almost two. | Terryville.—Ireland and St. Patrick was the subject of a lecture delivered by Rev. J. H. Sheehan at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Sun- day evening. There was a large and nierested audience present and a spe- | musical programme was given. Naugatuck.—onfirmation was ad- tered to a class of forty-one Rev. Chauncey D. Brewste: bishop of Connecticut, at St. Michael's Episcopal church Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The bishop preacnea an eloquent sermon on ‘Seeking the Lord.” West Hartford.—The selectmen have voted to buy a tar sprayer, one | of the improved type, which sprays the oil in a heated condition, thus giving a more satisfactory distribu- tion of the oil on the roads. They to prepare the roads for the laying of | the oil. | s for ( Beware of Ointment tarrh thi Contain Mercury, nercury will surely destroy the of smell and complet8ly derange whole system when entering it the mucous surfaces. Such hould never be used except criptions from reputable phy sicians, as the damage they will do i ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from themi Hall's Catarrh Sur factured by J. F. Cheney & Toledo, O. no mercury, and is taken in acting direct- ly upon the blood mucous_sur- faces of the system buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the gen- It {s tuken internally and made Poledo, Ohio, Dy J. Cheney & Price Tse per 1I's Pills for consti- Nineteen Miles a Second | without a jar, shock or disturbance, is ' the awful speed of our earth through gpace. We wonder at such ease of na- ture's movemen nd so do those who Dr, King's New Life Pills, No no distre just thorough t brings good health and fine 25¢ Lee & Osgood Co.'s, lossner, 24 Ontarlo St, Roch- | r, N, Y., has recovered from a long severe attack of kidney trouble, his cure being due to Foley Kidney Pllls. After detailing his casehe says: | “f am only sorry I did not learn soon- | er of Foley Kidney Pills. In a few days’ time my backache completely left | me and I felt tly improved. My Kkidneys became stronger, dizzy spells | left me and | was no longer annoved ! at night, I feel 100 per cent. better since using Foley Kidaey Pills” Lee l & Osgood Co. HealtH and Beauty Help. BY MRS. MAE MARTYN ? K $ Regardless of your age, I,to you in its beneficial results. It re- would recommend the use of face | moves dandruff, stops scalp-irritation powder. It clogs the skin's pores and time will make your tomplexion ough and anything but handsome. The kind of a beautifier is made by di °s of spurmax in 1p (or hot water), adding 2 teaspoonfuls glycerine. This will whit- en and refine vour skin. It takes away that olly, shiny ook better than pov der and 'does not show or rub oft s This lotion will el your mplexion and give to It a wholesome, charming tone, also affording the skin splendid ' protection from chapping in the wind. Mrs. F. B.: To have a head of perfect © you must Keep your scalp abso- ely clean and free from dandruff. if you will shampoo twice a month with a teaspoonful of canthrox dissolved in 8 cup of hot water, rinsing theroughly Wwith clear water, 'you wlll find your hair will always be fluffy, bright and clean. This shampoo is so far superior to others that the best class of hair- sdressers use it almost exclusively. It makes the hair dry quickly without any signs of streaking, brittleness or other bad effects which are caused by using soap. There ir nothing like it for removing dandruff, cleansing the hair and giving to it that much-desired fluftiness and brilliznce. C. P.: Your pimples, sallowness and hollpw cheeks are due to a ru duWn’ condition of the body. The only way to | remove these ills is to clear your biood | of its impurities. Dissolve ohe ounce kardene and % cupful sugar in % pint alcohol, then add hot water to make a quart. Take a tablespoonful before each meal. This is u splendid system touic and will soon restore the look of per- fect health to your face, fill out your cheeks and give, vou the energy and ambition which only a healthy person b erful blaod-purifier, regulator. M. D.: You can make your hair grow in thick and abundant by rubbing into the scalp twice a week the following tonie: Mix together int aleonol, 1 ounce quinzoin and iz pint cold water. This will show better results in a short time than all the “hair-growers” on the market put together. Oils and vase- ! line really do very little good, but this tonie will be a most pleasant surprise and checks falling hair almost instant- 1y. Miss G. G-.: You will find nothing as good to strengihen your weak eyves, clear them of redness and make them brilllant and beautiful as -this simple eye tonic: Dissolve an ounce of erystos in & pint of water and put a few drops in each eyve twice a day. Many very successful oculists recommend this fine tonic owing to its great merit. There is nothing better for treating granu- lated lids and it acts very quiekly. Mrs. E.: It ig a very simple matter to remove every trace of hair from your chin. Make a paste with a little pow- dered deiatone and water, then spread on hairy surface and in two or thres minutes rub off, wash the skin and the hairs will have vanished. This is & painless and certain way In which te banish bairy growths. Mrs. M.: Do not cut the eye-lashes. Instead, apply a little pyroxin to lash- roots with thumb and forefinger and they will grow In silky and long. Thin eyebrows can be made to grow in thick and long if you apply pyroxin each night with the forefinger. Use caution and de not get any pyroxin where hair is not wanted Juanita: The cost of fat-reduction nesd not be high. If you will buy 4 ounces of parnotis and dissolve it in 134 pints hot water you have the best an safeat fat-remedy known. Take a table. spoonful before meals and your excess fat will soon be gone. No dieting or s are necegsary and your will remain smooth and unwrin- Parnotis is absolutely harmless s worked wom@ers whers other falled violent exercis skin klad. A. L. M.: T do not like to recommend any of the prepared cold creams, as most of them are too greasy and are likely to cause hair to grow omn your ekin. Try this: Stir 1 ounce almasoin and 2 teaspoonfuls glycerine in 3 pint cold water. This will make an excel- lent cream that will eleanse your skin and keep lt smooth, velvety and free from chapping. It will keep vour com- plexion radiani. perfectly clear and free from blackheads and wrinkles, COMPAN THE MOHICAN REAL MONEY SAVERS For THURSDAY and FRIDAY ib LAMB SALT PORK [ CHOPS, bb........ s FRANKFURTERS (%% Shoulders 8 |25[} HAM, Ib. 230 CORNED BEEF LAMB, bb..... BEEF LIVER 'gc Choice cutitb, ..o a4 Sliced BOILED Vil T Sadb o Malaga Grapes, lb... 15c|pkg. Mohican Creamery BUTTER, bb. ....... 33¢ Cooking COMPOUND PURE LARD Peanut BUTTER | R e Table BUTTER 17¢ Dairy CHEESE Head Rice Yellow Eye 23c|Crackers, lts. 15c|Beans, 2 qts. 19¢ Campbell’s Soups, 2 cans 17¢ Bloaters Bifor ....... Scl8eanec. . ... 136 Codfish, in pieces |Yellow Corn 2 1bs. ...... 15¢c|Meal, 5 lbs. . .11c|Imported Rolled Oats Salt Salmon Kippered Herring Spkes. ..... 25clb. :........ 14c|2 cams . ..... 17¢ INVESTIGATION WANTED! Stop, Look and Listen Motorcycle exhibit in Preston Bros’ windew We heartily invite you to call See our “Flying Merke Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. and inspect the same. nd road, “The Fiylng Merkel” has hun dreds of victories to its credit, xmong them several world's records, In one year alone “The Flying Merkel n 87 per cent. of the events entered It assures you of absolute satisfaciion. In speed trials, both on track The spring frame and ball-bearing motor constructions in is for the man and most comfortable motorcyele that that wants the hest can be buflt Tt is the world's premier machine for comfort, speed and endurance and is absolutely reliable under. all kinds of road conditions, easily con trolled, economical to opernie and particularly flexible and responsive Another dealer reccatly said, ‘here is always a demand for the best,” and that is the one reason that « “Merkel” factory is running a day and night shift to supply the demand. 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