Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 21, 1912, Page 12

NORWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1912 NEW LONDON LIQUOR LAW VIOLATORS | Many Alleged Places and Sections Where Wet Goods ) _ Today's Western Feature H ARMER‘SVTA’LK‘ | a5 | 1 | BRONCHOBILLY" SHEART-Fssanay | with MR. G. M. ANDERSON TO FARMERS HEALTH OFFICER BLACK FEARLESS IN DUTY | plab PRSI L MISS FLORENGE TURNER In Vitagraph Comedy | Most Active and Efficient Holder of the Office the City Ever THOSE WHO ARE ASTIR AND SAW WOOD | Had—Revelations Regarding Conditions in Schools— g Exceptional Attractive Bill e ANORID | Benefit from Plenty of Electric Lighting—Customs Col. AbSOIUterP ure AUD ITORIUM For the Children tten Specially For The Bulletin.) | seem. T} as * ng doing | 5 From a series of elaborate chemical tests. S il & Wb dveillig gladicing over pas |in that field, th 1 adinok- | lectorship. Con['l R R & e ] 3 Special Two-Reel Broncho Film e oth e thanzen an b K e S parative digestibility of made with " ; ! Very Exciting ' ife and farming |no visible s thing on . - wee 3 2 different baking po_wdex's. H sq b e 228 e B ot 01Ty S| e ke e on, o i oftroreh 23, fie i e el ity o brad (sl was made IS SQUAW Hundreds of indians e ot T pelond” hat { t up to aw ¥ i J. Torrington Bl the with each of two kinds of baking powder—cream » o . . g . B e b call- | declare that the liquor laws are be | ! < Ladnid som. of tartar and alum—and submitted separately to LElfi“ DbLACY & Co Norwich Repertoire Favorite oy ; 5 i ¢ ‘Sodium Pt At b e PR O b o the action of the digestive fiuid, each for the same i * Coming Next Monday sort were .\\T”kav‘.‘ ; u:v-(;\l,’-.:; ! = L o . La lic day and | live wire n'? lh officer \ho_;‘\l}h e length of time. B n s Qarkhent | where 5 Bimaniani rapuuieh i e sent i (Rn liciateg | Suns al i Ielon B ob erar "The percentage of the food digested is shown as 3—FINE ACTS FOR XMAS WEEK—3 went on. “The farm- | were 4 i iy r t n the lo- | prior to Dr. Black were content to follows : _ . i e t t e ill 2 of contagious disesse and A s b o i e - b no- | 1 es prejudicial to public Broad made with Royal Cream of Tartar Powder: the low And somewhere, ; Rl of thy sgric lbe 681 8¢ own to us and “Dader Dlan ¢ i e W 99 Per Cont. Digested I The Home of Selectsd Phote- S 2y Diéragord cbhses delicate for our dull | o A B e us @Qiseate and herolc T EATRE and Clean Vaudeville. sawing wood.” i T O Ineeine O - eoniicll sumed the nem- | mett stemping out disease up- Bread made with alum powder: BB\ VoN. TUES, and WED, Yhat's rather neatly put, in the vy tiny With the same .omnj- | DeIS of the force are not expected to SRR e R 7 b Gt Dot Dec. 23rd, 24th, and 25th. place. In the second place it conta ) 2 fingers which touch- | S°°K out viola 5 t office out of insignificance to one BRRR Sirths gutiing oot of camy s old Chaos in the days of The g X he: r re i the | of ti most 0! 't i ’ one ail"wool nd Vard-wide g ¢ wesked in vain | DY the prosecuting Lt | of e ik Toomeiat e oY Royal Baking Powder raised food is shown to be THE FOUR MAGNANFPS asi 2 n said ased many fold since his incum- of greatly superi i ibili ; iail i a 9 We fellows who are—ar who think |he had not ewaste seed; n bui ¢ & loos et m‘\h-'ii‘t‘m‘)‘ g y superior digestibility and healthfulness. In their most Original Musical Act “THE STREET PAVERS we are “agriculturally wise” keep on @ few more days, if h the pa-| 37y point to 4 day and week | ience to wait, he should see the results | 13’ 1} I rvation, | True the doctor has a faculty of RYAN & BELL | DIKE THOMAS ar after yeaf F' - o > be s e rtors of Sl nd do this with ders, that | butting in that is not -leasing to all Singing, Dancing, Talking Who must please or go to werk. &1l the tang good we do, we might s | position would B d or| ¥ e, but he maintains that the as well be throwing eggs at Lantern| Such cens‘dwmnfimay dwe" en- | made so uncomfo for his that ¢’ health should be safeguarded “BRUTALITY,” a stirring drama; The Pathe Weekly, “On Donovan's ¥ We muss up the landscape more | FOur2 i EREL eIt S CEIOTL] Ha SWonld e and 4 coast. Quite recently he at- Division,” a railroad story; “O'Hare, Squatter and Philosopher,” A- or less, but that's the end of it . Nc e A that is ziven T er a meeting of the board of ed- ! tients at the Memorial hisnital and | nearly the entire length of the street : / ing seems to come of o ; ” Sna myss Atqads ve 1 ha DOSE - B £ + , 4 : ”‘R[ what he|must end. It has always been "he and without cost to the city or the corking Irish comedy. B e O e 1t I e o e Sy tiray | Yew London police force Dol i) e & m the | custom to ralse hogs at the alms- | merchants therein. Of course the labor and sweat ink | talk about the | ception, and ) v place ¥ do say that the doctor made | which meant quite & saving to the | President Taft has done his part|ernment job in the distcict, Bat thal| rne action taken by Low Angsies en X we seld —= | in the v where liqu s sold cc n artling statements as to the | clty, as the feed was furnished with- | towards rewarding an earnest party | %85 ‘% 1t mr‘Genr'“ . Marshall | the free-lunch question makes it elear our souls enough | 'Tr. world ie being wakened to the ary to I r ki | manner in which some of the schools | out expense. In all the doctor un- | worker in New London by sending to | Peter ou ,:ed by Johm A. Tibbits, |that the right of the fr Ameriean |c fes of day, hot offe mr a nducted from the standpoint of | dertekes he first makes sure that he | the senate for confirmation the name | Was Suctectre Bo nOP S0 gl b fcitizen to impair his digestion 18 still the crowing of the agricul- | lics know that th ledge is with h. He accused some of the teach- | is right and then goes ahead regard- | of Lewis Crandall for honorable | BT€W 5’3 Wfl;“““ about down to |inalienable—Indianapolis News, Whereupon some of us get grumpy | turally wise as by the noise of neigh-| the committee and . of indolence and utter disregard |less of personal consequences. position of collector of customs for | Succeled TEC WAL, L i ompson — - and sour: “What's the us We | bors astir and sawing wood.” E of booze a rs a ? the re of the publis and| Dr. Black is just now glving at- | the port of New London. If this nom- | EMPURES Wl No Comeback For Him. say to s that we're wasting| ows preach intensive | ox days, 1 nlicens- | charged that some of the janitors | tention to property owners whose | ination is confirmed and Mr. Crandall | took the b This is positively Uncle Joe's farey valuable time and d white paper. Ol Streats 1 laces i the or | were under the influence of premises are not connected with e | qualifies, there will be more than one | ... . S TR T well appearance—Memphis Commer~ We begin the whimper that the strug- n ties and in the market- | dea ives up to t ct let- | while on duty a city sower system but who run | disappointed democrat who had an S ehinE sl clal Appeal sewerage Into Shaws cove, thereby |anchor cast to the windward for [ROW Datc 4 endangering the publis health. FHe | that office, being of opinion that the s oth and tion- | sprinkle water on a duck’s back. Much | that ¢ e d is credited with saying | has served notice that sewer con- ident would not fill the va- not mor that things | good does seem to do! — y will cause the members | nections must be completed by June v a time when his own offi- . have been.| But when a ot here and there| One of the law-abiding liquor deal- school board to sit up and | next or prosecution will follow. cial career was nearing the end. The h; | wakes 1 e opetunity that is|ers said recently that men wio con- | take notice. It is sald that the —_— service suffered no hardship by reason r: let's go | afforded hi h be- | duct legal saloon business | doctor gave the echool board to under- | In some places within the cireula- |of the vacancy which was caused by blind world | gin tice - ¥ 8 . e U eceive police pro- | stand that _they must correct the [tion fields of the Nerwich Bulletin, | the death of Coilector Thompson, as s 1" | bigger cre 1d get es and | t i no W abuses which tended to affect the erchants chip in | the deputy collector would have ample Y 8 vi o . But h_and morality of the pupils, for sereamers | time 10 perform the dutles and with- All ,, itk 14 bad pelitios, it not i i r t T t 't th n to keep | that if they &id not, that he |of electric lights In the principal bus- | our the slightest interference with DOE Milhacd of ansther|who e St 3 e W C uld do so upon his own responsi- | iness street during the holiday sea- | his regular work. The press reports sower P forth | take o 3 ise N voul i e the | E as health officer son, believing that to be a kind of | do not specify whether the appoint- f his s su't pure | sawin turbs them at firs state to ¢ « 1 o advertising that pays and the electric | ment Is for a full four ysars 'term for the | fouses' their ity 4 T ? . Black performs what he be. | light compeny 1 evidently — of or to fill the unexpired term, but it 3 stie] but . » $ . fe sald there were some | lieves to be his duty without fear or | same mind, &s the company is pald | is presumed the latter. So the demo- ) ¢ e or less ive indust | dealers whose main bus- | favor and hits the rich as well as!for the service. It has been the cus- | who are seeking that office should not m g 2 i iolation of the law and | others, and takes a crack occaston-|tom of the New London 1 gle avails nothing; the labor and n the valleys and from the ot the and ajority f others had a contaminating t our enemies | house-to] Likewise, we may | lesa rs in th are of | f the children. Gas and |lose hope. TR dils s 8E he afl nd t the very persons who con- | Electric Light company to do that| Of late years the financial reward IN THE SQUARE PACKAGE Deople who A iina no > him the office. This very | kind of advertising on its own ac- [for service rendered the government | fEf fe just the diink for eweh cesstiont o e Wi ness. F | , he ied orders that the ¢ count for several years. The company | as lector of customs at New Lon- | [ 0 rich oreamy milk, with extracts of wm believes in that sort of ad ng | don has been about one dollar a day, | B Malt (in powdered form and non-alosholie), it plasess and is willing to stan { or about one-third of the salary 3 the most critical and affords satisfying mM city ordinance to keep| State street, ad the |the lowest salarted until the midday meal. e u city limits, and the | many flaming arc lights that mak the city. Poor v v| B not_so T i ) see to s s within the prescribed | the street one of the best lighted in | there are many who are s i Get Free Trial Pnkv- and Unusual Recipe Besi tion whi r t th e ¢ lied w doctor claims that the | the state, the wh v of New Lon- | secure the place for tha honor .ne fn- our Druggist, or he menace to the health [ don, the electric light company has | cidently for the little coin there is in Malted Milk Department all holding city office f the management, nurses and pa- | added streamers of colored lights, [ it. The time was when the collector BORDEN'S CONDEN! M NEW YORK CITY. Manufacturers of Borden's Evaporsted Milk sl Eagle Brand Cond Mifk, Ges. Wm. Bentley Co, N. E. Belling £ Ty 1 r : z : Btate 8t, Boston, Mass. Tel Richmend 1t might well look so, those fir ¥ {15 ne X S coul : | R / d tay y ? I IO M 40 ot aiwars whiat they |1t 18 hie who is wa ip the kit J ,' l, | < IMPORTANT A COUPORS I THIS PACKASE ufi FOR V) LE CIFTS To say just 3 ward of encourage: | : | ment to tiese 8 A by . I want to do, this m P i For Christmas! trall whe > sees some one e | FOR MEN We, who think ourselves “agricul- A O TR ' e e Slippers in alligator operas. Romeos, tan and black and an and exhort 1 the . G ws com i s | - extra wide Jumbo Slipper. High Cut Storm Shoes and N4 Wit ‘ans s | : : g i i : Arctics. n th is with a 2 % work out so sy in dirt as they do = i | FOR LADIES Tl-le Best Treatment ‘But when he sees some neighbor, i it} | L I ho doesn’t p d to be hin ally - 3 I ! il L A pair of Queen Quality Dress Shoes, Hand-made Crochet fo[lt (fsca]ps’Dan- ,“ actually doing, befc | which e hadn't thought druff an ] ; ble accomplishing A | Slippers in all colors, Felt Juliets, Felt Sole Slippers, Satin Falllflg Halr which he hadn't thought practicable, e e s A i ] Slippers for evening wear, High Cut Arctics and Leggins. To alay fching and irritation o the sealp, | (CTEN 3SRect. It becomes something | prevent dry, thin and falling bair, remoye | WOTth locking into. i crusta, seales and dandruff, and promoto the | > i 3 N growth and beauty of the hair, the following is not only o in matters relating i special treatment + v bis {to intensive farming, but also in rela- | booptiey e [t to-ait the- ouger limea. of sarsa| (Il FOR BOYS b y progress. in regard to seed-| || Sclection; 80 i fegard (o sock broed: High Cut Storm Shoes, Felt Boots, Two-buckle Arctics, Rub- e R S ‘ ionscwivess Show,this, Ad to your hushands, bee Bools and Cenvas Lagghih until the whole sca!n ha t hepur- | tered individual farmers wh e mak- > Sose s to et the e it |16 sood ‘along. the lines ot the hew s: Show itto the hushand-to-he. scalp skin rather than on t i agriculture. They are doing more pext morning. ha Ic S0an than just make good for themselves; i and hot wat: P one y they are setting the Pheyv ke o H 3§ pot] s ) it 31 1 done v M S ") 1 pace for their | tey like good things to eat—and they will' and then sifted thru pure silk, all done in a sanitary : ( ) e L e g INICVR SunseriRtige sN LR iR nier | ike your baking better if you use SERV-US mill. - Itis unlouched by human hand until you I FOR ("lHl I l‘[)RE\ this special treatment for wor it | direrent trom Tt of 18 it | I hul R — “the flour that makes the bread that wmix the dough . . . B o shet: malicd 1 - “;\“‘I been thought crazy radicaliem, | ‘ | s you hungry.” It pays to tempt the men folk # =mrwmtmgs wwi Fur Top Juliets in blue and red, High Cut Storm Shees ¢ of each ma then he radicalism of today will Book: Address “Cuticurs,” Dep, 3, Boston, | thery The radicaliem of today (it With nice light creamy Bread, Jiscuits and Pastry | SAVE, ON VflUR BREAD BILL | Buckle Arctics, Astrachan and Jersey Leggins. Cotsurs Boap Shavin sampie rom SERV-US, the w/pedigreed fic ,SERV Us %Jr will make a more de Don't worry, Mr. Progressive Farmer, L Y /S-made bread keeps fresh and ' sw oliy Aiwturbed From thete morning naps | | | AT ey ke 3 ~ . faction or you can take it back and have your HOS“LR\ headache, drowsiness, disturbed [ |then “get the laugh on you’ when SCHENCKS /" ki ent on suoring wood, REDUCECTHEYHIGHECOST OF LIVING even if your neighbors do aneer at you,| |iI||| L : AR e Ao ,loafm bread for 2’c than you can buy any \\lm- r class yo ‘a_crank.” Don't wor- | t 1se it is so rich in gluten.™ It is made ags fhoies T e e Dot wor | gy 4 o M GF M for Sc.w It is guaranteed 1b give you entire satis " % by the noise of your saw, | = money refunded. ¢ Every sack: s the same. o 1f you bave bad taste in mouth, S R e s ikt v Sk s ily—Wonderhose, guaranteed hosiery foul breath, furred tongue, dull § | TIRe Motty, sven 3t Iay new sad ground with an almost endless row of stml xullu\ Remember that all of the For the whole family 2 ey " sleep, mental depression, yellow- I |some pet project turns out a izl | X black and tan, four pairs in a box—PRICE $1.00. 3 gl abA e neriduiate oot | % i Also a full line of Silk Lisle Hosiery in all colors, at 50c per I pair. MANDRAKE § oo soms o i moiy oo without reducing the HIGH QUALITY, of what you eat. |1l | Pure Sill Thread Hosiery, for Ladies and Men. st 50c to $2.28 per pair. quickly relie permanently ou're in iture more semove the cause of this disorder, your unadverti work on your which is the result of liver de. {110 farma than you may compr V ,_UABLE FREF (;”:1‘i COUPONS % == il | SHOE TREES, BED SOCKS, LEGGINS, OVERGATTERS 7 5 g rangement and severe digestive b 4 otk 3 baarias e s : 3 AND WOOL SOLES. disturbance. o i gy i ‘w’"“ prse. 3o the one shown here can be cut from every packsge of Serv-Us Fhplly vegetable : avsolately hormiess- [ | cause no ono else seems disposed to | ; | e good for all sorts of beautiful premiums. i-bex Send for our free medical book follow in your, furro ‘don't be| De.J. B, Scheack & So, Philadelphia J| |25hamed 1o make mistakes:—mistak- | Smi Collecting right away. 1f coupon is not on the label it is ins [ rs are the rungs In a wise man’s lad age. Insist on Serv-Us Brands. If your grocer hasn't them he can g 7 “Bon't be bumptious ‘eud ‘seit-con-| [ for you from AWNINGS. Let me nave your order | bumptious and self-con | Bow. Any size and any color. Prompt | “*p 0, 1 1@ plow-handles TLYE A C WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR e Y M & el “ o . .9 NORWICH, CONN. L] J . Tel708-3 22 Market Bu | HE FARMER. |