Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 4, 1913, Page 10

B Lumibage, Pains and Aches of ‘mq‘Bu.c or Joints, Sprains, Sore Mus- cles; Bruises, C “hilblains, Frosted Feet, ndmether Colds of the Cheét (it prevents pneu- hmea monia.) ~Milifons of jars of MUSTER. - relief. OLE are sold annually. It is a staple in the large hom- pitals. Doctors . 2nd nurses use it © and recommend it to patients. Ask your doctor. t your drug- in 25c and Jjars, and a special jarge hos- pital size for$ gist' cannot supply send 23¢ or 50c te the Musterole Com- pany, Cleveland, O., and we will mail you a jar, posipaid, MW o Tbepla.sbei 5 it surely brougl 321 tafte up Georgie ifl pale-faced, consum] hes (Mt—w‘ [ w b-si Speech of an hovni‘g length T 2” ‘1 mrui ary eyes are full of s ye! "‘--’cflfll&hfloflmfii&hflmmwfihn the incomes of citizens of mm States, whether derived from idle cap- ital jor from the conduct of business, weré made possibie today by the rati- fication of the sixteenth amendment ‘:, a clean, white ' ntment, made iR The oft of mus’ You don’t have to bother with a cloth. You simply rub MUSTERQLE on the spot where the pain is—rib it on briskly—and the pain is 'gome! ico, ‘the forbidden fruit’ is to be seized at ta:‘::w, v‘wmm‘rifit lthewflanconfi:l M&Mrmm- uit after the umenviable l‘n S e Not a blister is left, even on tender Doctors Tell How Musterole Ralieves e skin! Instead it has a delicious, com- _ Dr. J. 'P. Frey, Chicago, Iu G d Exempt | It s’s.navéc this would Nl et scribe your Musterole « N 3 g A it in all cases of alv m.x.w Epaiens wit tHat mht ‘be made if the investigate There is nothing like MUSTERO for Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Tonsi 3 €roup, Stiff Neck, Asthma, Neuralgia, all inflammation.” Dr. Ahbn[[ T. Hutchinson, New York, N., Y. “I have prescribed many times ur Musterole. (11) Wil Suppiant Corporation Tax. Informal notice of the final adop- tiort of the new amendment was given to tite senate by Senator Brown of Ne- yrasks, who introduced the reselution in 1969 upon which the proposal fer am inceme tax was submitted to the states. The drafting of the bill lo put the tax into effect, it is expected, will fall to the lot of Rep¥esentative Cor- dell HuHl of Tennessee, a member of | the! house ways and means commit- tee, who'.drew the excise tax in the bilk proposed last year by the Demo- cratic house of representatives but whichk did not become law. The in- come tax will be designed to supplant the present corporation tax and will apply to the incomes of individoals, that the govern- under the income ;n‘;w v include the !30- ), 000 the present ax. “One of the important results of an income tax,” said Representative Hull, “will be the curbing of unnecessary federal expenditures. When a great part of the government’s inccme is de- rived by direct tax on citizens of the nation, they will scrutinize more care- fully appropriations made by con- ETess.” . Official Neotice from 34 States. Probabiy it will remain for Presi- dent-elect Woodrow Wilson to make official- announcement of the income tax amendment to the constitution. Up te date the state department has received notices of approval by. the legislatures of only 34 states, West Virginia, Delaware, Wyoming and New Mexico not having reperted on their mmhmmeflum@nafimmm “Yell, have you heard from Ol Abe since tie war began?” "!‘q I-wme.fim”' ¢ uwwmmm . Browning. e said T was to go m.mmflmmmruraflmwmummwl Bave the fatted calf ready when I was ready to come back.” 7 shed by the faflure Years afterward, when my worldly good® had ail vani and defaication of those in whese charge they had been placed, and T department office in Washington, Mr. Stephens was in Congress. Whesr he learned of my position he said: “Mad-d-dam’'—he always pronounced the word with an exaggerated num- ber of d’s—T am very sorry to hear this; very sorry. You would better go baek 1o Virgima and raise bees and make homey. T don’t beileve Gen. Pickett would approve of you# coming te Washinston to weork.” “Nor would he approve of my being stuck up with honey end stung By bees, sither, Mr. Stephens,” I repllsd “If is safer by far and less painful to be Stung by bees than hornets, and if you are not careful yow may be stung by hornets here.” I told him that I should treat the hofne‘s so that they would mot sting me, and did not expect to be in office after my son had finished his course in the Military Institute. : “What will you do then?’ he asked. “My son will take care of me while I write a book about my husband’s Headache, Cong.esfion. Pleurisy, Rheu- A GOOD SUPPLY OF ALL HOUSEHOLD SIZES AND STEAM COALS - firms and corporations. In a state- | action. The department cannot act| Division.” ment tonight Represemtative Hull de- [ upon anything less than the official “Write a book! Oh, my God!” he cried in dismay. “Go and read Job, clared he favored making the mew tax ' eertificates of, the governors and sec- [ y iy A an imtegral part of the financial sys- retaries of state. BLOCK ISLAND GLAM EXPERIMENT New Hope For Refractory Blvfive——Gmt Pond Furnished Ideal Place For Studying Problem—Oysters Propagation Also Tried. Some Soushern friends coming up, the conversation turned upon Mr. Davis and his Cabinet. “It seems a WEy,” said ome, “that Mr. Davis was not allowed io follow the berit of his incination and. command the asmy and Tet Mr. Toombs be President.” “Toomibe President? Well, we should have had a devil of a time. But it wouldn't have lasted more than about three days. He would have had no mercy, taken mno prisoners, given no guarter. Toembs, you know, was never reconstructed, never asked for pardon and was never forgiven.” “T don’t know why, but yos always make me think of Mr. Toombs,” I said. “Toombs? Toombs—why, he ang I were as unlike as if one had come from Hades and the other from Greenland’s jey mountafns, instead of both coming from the good old State f Georgia, of which we are very proud. Our views on every other question on earth; from secession up, Wwere diametrically op- posed, even as to his opinion of my humble self. For he saw in me great Presidential timber, and on Feb. 4, 181, in Montgomery, Ala., did me the honor of suggestine me as President of our Confederate States.” also a cargo in transit LUMBER ‘A" FULL ASSORTMENT time in the history of | ®wo elements supposedly hostile to i »a: clams have been grown | Reir “life—ocean and . fresh spring “[ wender what would have been the ;flfln Mr. Stephens,” T said, i you transplanted. The experiment, | water. Few of Senator Homan's as-| had taken first place and Mr. Davis secon i begun last fall on an immense scale at { soclates have had faith in the suceess ! “Do you rememyer, Mad-d-danr, the wonder that swelled your young hea: | Block Island, has succeeded and Ms suceess is a matter of world-wide im- portance, writes H. M. Sedgwick im the Beston Transeript. The achieve- ment has a_ direct beéaring upon fhe scarcity of food the worid over and a still more direct relation to the di appearance of the clam in this countr particularly in regions where i was omnee freg Civilization, bk tus'e. Sowts ot | of the experiment, but he has believed in its favorable outcome frem the first. The emact eonditioms prevailing in| Block Island could not be duplicated in ! the: world so far:as known to shellfish | students. “One of the problems left; for careful investigation,” said Semator | Homan today, “is whether each variety of fhe clams has perpetuated itself, or| whether & hvbrid variety has beem re- produced in the set that has just been to bursting when es a little child you were first told in awesome tone by ene with buiging eves, ‘Suppose fhe sky should fall” ‘Then when You could mot Pear the agony of such a calamitous supposition encihier second the tragio voice punctured the the answer, It would catch fMes’ That's all. Mad-d-daxs. “F hewrd, Mr. Stephens,” T eaid, ‘‘that when Gen. Upton sent an armed forco to have vom arrested after the surrender of the Confederacy you sald to the officers, ‘Gentlemen, I am greatly perturbed that your commanding General should mot only have put his Government to thls unneoessary expense, but should Have subjected you to so dlsagreeable a duty, for 1 assure you really taut, overstrained bag of u\bzge‘*tlon to pay miy respects. Bz HAPPELL CO. Central Wharf Branch 150 Main St. forms, has drfven the clam from its | propagated. . It is impossible to on that m: ‘esence was old haunts till it i & rare object | telf as yet whethet the litfle clams thay (hat If I had had the f‘”“egf 'fnms"m" i :’m nicicant: ri;uut,: to Atlanta between Maine and Pennsylvani&. | have appeared are a dozen different Wesired I should have done myself the hom ; 3 1 i > perhaps veur commanding officer, Gen. Upton, s no Telephones Farther to the north and to the south it is still obtainable, but it bade fair to beceme a luxury mearly as rare as sea duck, till the success of the varieties or only one, and the discov- | ery will mark @ most interesting phase | of the experiment. f “The clfw has had to fizht its way | the amenities”’— Stephens fnterrupted. ‘greatly perturbed.’ were a fittle famillar with “No, Mad-d-dam,” Mr “wmenities’ sor that expresmsion “I did not use the word They have been slander- more emphatic. experiment which has been reported. Falone. The Government has done SEL . r 1 beHdeve, Mad-d-dam, State Senator Franklin L. Homan. | nothing to cultivate it, and it has dis- | "‘f,“ ""”"fi A:l; “‘;;d" ember you have in the main repeated the interview e 1 yster an Tirginia rec chr| €O 2 shellfish Industry, had charge of the | fosbane oy morsinia Tecords s e One day when T wae in the Capitol with some friends = one-armed Con- o T— experiment. He is president of ile | terrapin oftener than twice a da federate soidier, the siiver-tonsued orator of the South, Col. Charles looker Amerfean Ovster = Company, under | Ferrapin was then so plentiful that it of :.ua-sssmpn came forward to greet us. Just then seing Mr. Stephens, helpless LL SOULE R e e el o e L e T R i e i o MERRELL- e e how it hws disappeared because it was | his eourty Jdhnsonien manner: f Great Flsh Pond. on the western shore of. Black Isiand, was selected for the experiment, the first, on a large acale of ‘the kind. The (Government experiments inio the project bave been in -eramped quarters amd have never succeeded. Full control of the pond, which has a shore front of | | 1 i protected. i “Tn exactly the same way the clam! has gone. dt is now imposeibie to have | an old-fashiomed Rhode TIsland clam- bake with Rhode Island clams. Th must be obtaimed from Maine, or pe haps even farther distant. There no reason wWhy not is | clams should not be| Madam, permit me to present my most honared and esteemed friend, i an - oharming friends.’ Mr. Alexander H. Stephems, to.¥ou and your oharming it Before we could assure him that we knew Mr. Stephens the Colomel satd: “Mr. Awob» ns, may I have the double and dietingwished honor of presenting you v Mrs. Pickott, ihe widow of our great illustricus cominander, Gen. Georss 3. Pickest, and of making her acquainted with one of our most gifted and prilliant statesme NONE SUCH SOUPS There are no hours of cook- ing to spoil your appetite Tomato Tomato Okra Tomato Bouition Vegetable Thick about four miles, was secured by town i tear s ted: protected, shouid not be eulitivated and | owledged the introduction and sniilinzly repl Y. ble Trang vote from New Shoreham, the | raised by cultivation any,mere than = S Heolker, T know Mrs. Pickett. She ook her first ride e he £ s etore jand. New Shorsham having mean. | (DcL¢ IS @ reasom that lands must be; ; ¢ Lasket and I am taking my last ride in ome. Now, I knew her Bouillon when you st own befor o having - | kept for simpiy hunting or for herry-| & ®etting egg baske s Lee ' T time S°fured (hese privileges from | picking im a wild state. Dbetere she was married, was at her Chichen Gumbo * a plate of None Such Soup. i ';?ffl‘f‘fim’.“"m:“{‘;‘]“‘r‘j‘:}pz“gfi;‘. “The Great Pond in Block Isiand 1} wedding reception in Richmond and know e # It e VBT, experiment . hae been the impossibility | [C5ard. as an ideal plade to make our| M. Corbell, her fatier, before her. He S t1s made in our kitchen for of secnting any booe e aposelbllley | ptart. i the @xperiment. There are! was zs T was, at Union mam, and Boof - yere 10 & for the purpose of investigating, The | 30 acres of shore; there are no sew- | o torg me that me o Mulligatawny your dining-room. cents v how invariably mome e That the | ST®, o contaminate ghe growth of the| £ " M 5 ot g o i d native clam-digger must he protected | S g ang [ belleve that To the nac | secession, ith the name a can at your grocers, an . :1‘(:}9::‘“]:;"“2{’”3;5}”2‘:,"(]"‘f:fl’:g tive clam beds of the East will soon| ©f his voungest son. called for an uncle, ready to serve in the town of New Shoreham without a | be exhausted and the clam will soon{ Who became a rabid secessioni : . : Targe compensation be as much above the reach gf the ““The dispute resulted in the bx a minute. 2 Wwage earner as is lobster now. Per- changing of the boy’s name. And I Planting the Clams. Ten thousand bushels of clams were | I Sy " ? secured for the experiment. They were | 1€ for the clam. The contamination| another. Your son.’ he sald, turning to i od taken from every standard source of| Of the mative beds is another great| mre, “lovis like both you hus- g o problem and, fn three years, I expect| band, Mad-d-dam. the stock. From as far north as Prince haps more so. because the Government has beeun to propagate the lobster and many other fish; but it has done noth- to see a practical disappearance of the this day he calls his boy calls him by dJearn that 1o by one name and his wi *General was as mild and geutle of man- th NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT— drudgery Edward TIsland, about the farthest ‘ north. that the ciam has been known. ¢}am unless ‘our experiments fully mer as he was fearless and earnest of to make Bis habitation, along the Nova | Succeed.” i ui. T have heard thiat President Lin- Scotia. cost, al along Maine, Massa- i & oot c\."h:;et;s,rkir%a: “I:zalnpd._ ”T:;L:.i;‘;tg, Bringing the Oyster Block Isfand. | i # f o — o Chesapeake Bay every variety of the by St Ao Yot experiment | WW Point.” £5 x 2 Cloesy ¥ - vaster made by Senator Homan's company | “You know, Mr. Stephens, when you i = £ native clam known was captured and 2 TZALWR H.sr:mP 3 § £ was taken to fhe Block Island trans- planiing garden. They were sown in colonies, each kept distinct for purs | made aimed at giving him a perman- | deals with the oyster. The cultivation | of this bivalve has been assured, o{ course, but the experiment which was ' were on the Peace Commission and went to hold & conference with Mr. Lincoln at Fortress Monroe there was a consultation in camp that night Of the officers and they were in hopes that you would end the war. . Unmivers Rubber Roofing poses of individual inspection. £ o nt heme and breeding groumds (-nk at our headquart iw’rh:";gé;;t;ngv:::k:vl:;c‘;?sz_;:x)l a::n Block lIsland. A quantity of oysters,| And afterward., when they learned the resuit of the conferenee, for several s € Thitre 18 Lats Do impomme‘rh equal to that of the clams that was| davs the men were jubilant berause they felt sure that you afl had something e A s i concerning it. | Zensplented. was planied in_colonies | up your sieeve, forelsn intervention, ori— % under exactly the same conditions as - e &7 ol i = = : FHO Dot 0¥ Sl e 18 nw MOBS | 11oo overatos th Sliia THe. Sy Tes. a littie Joker.” replied Stephens, We have cairied this roofing for a number of years. ters were gathered from as diverse| : i : Those who have cnce used this roofing when wanting mors known. to civilization has been perfec- ted. - Little clams, the size of a grain of rice. have been discovered, but the ! quantity is so large in every colony that the success of the experiment has been. assured. 1 beds as the clams and their propaga- tion was ardently desired as a means for adding fo the natural wealth and resources of Block Island® Senator Homan said that, as far as the| all democrats to maintain the fight for their local liberties. England annexed ireland eight hundred years ago; but Ireland -was never conguered. The a dredger which will enable nd clam farmer te work to ble the depth possible at The senator said in sists of ask for the Universal. Note price. The lowest we have ever sold it for. Both the main varicties of clams | )5.¢T8 are concerned, the expertment ing of this invention: people have been massacred by invad- z . Jowen: tha so-called long oF common | Of Propagation Nias falled There is no! “There has been no improvement in|ing armies; they have been starved | 1-ply, 103 square feet, per roll, $1.50. clam, and the round clam, or Indian ;550 Of life or spawn among the oysters. | dredging for cvsters since the and driven from their country, -but | clam ‘or “quapaughe” the rarer brand | NE eXperiment will be repeated wuh’ tion of the ovster they have never been subdued. Just 2-ply, 10& square feet, per roll, $1.85. nave respoaded to the transplanting. """”“ varfed conditions amother year.| but the primitive sty | mow the English democracy is acoomi- 2 Phete e % the Hosi Gt 10 riety of the experimentation | ists for the work of gathering in | plishing for Treland what eight cen- B 4DECeR. . "Phev . are all. sticty "ot wrh the shellfish which has netted| valves from the bottom of the sea,|luries of cagrcion has fafled to do. COMPETITOR ROOFING spring. but they are stil a long dis | Sommercisfl —returns directly and|and. for this reason, the quantities| The (wo peoples are becoming one on tames from: maturity and they may be- | Promplly is manifested in the trans- | which can be sccured are greatly lim- | the basis of mutual aid in the inter- 1 come dwarfed at any stage of thefr |PIANtnE of ovsters, aiready partly!ited. Millions of bushels of oysters|est of freedom, 1-ply, 108 square feet, per roll, $1.25. . development. 3 grown. The few months’ life these:and clams are heneath the reach of the| Following the example of Treland the 1 This is especi- | Peoble of all:tie ammesed territories . Z2-ply, 108 square feet, per roll, $1.50. An Irteresting experiment was made in the planting of the colenies. Hedges of cedar boughs supported by wire were constructed around the 3 when the water flowed beds the- precipitation of | _ the mm would be caused. This was adopted Upom the sug- © - geatiom -of a Governmrent expert who has_been worklng wnh oyster spawns at Woeds Hole, his experiments with gauze partitiens precipitating the spawns Into the box he had prapared proving a compléte success. r have had on Block [sland has given | themn the most attractive flavor which the officers of the company have been | able to produce. Those which have | been déveloped under the conditisns at Block Island will be reserved for the most seleet and highest priced trade of | the country. Phis experiment wil] make Block Island the permament| growing place of oysters, although net | a propagatién bed, and will greatiy | add te the wealth of the little sea-isle community which has found the fight for existence stubbern and bieak. Senator Homan holds radieal views of the future of shellfiskk farming snd- ! casier o get. dredgers now in us aly troe of some known to exist off Cape Cod. that the newly patented dredger will| give to the world an enormous quan- |9f the tity of both oysters and clams and| Well will temporarily, at least, relieve the|of princ pressure for food. The food treasures | that lie just beyond our reach on the| bottom. af-the seas are far more valu- | able to humanity than the storfed buried treasure of Caotain-Kidd and the other piratesare’ probably much and the hunt for them is far more fascinafing to mex “At present the student of the ayster | encouraged never to wonderful Dbeds | in Hurope are In this they have T believe [ SUbMIT to coereion, the small states. As a matter to be cnsiaved to have their day. hostages for the good ‘behavior of the dangerous mbilitary pewers. Each lit- tle state is an experiment stabion for solving the common problems of free government. Hach is a school for universal politics. Switzerland has The small states are | the sympathy and support of the mass i people 4n the great states as | ipie, Buropean demoeracy can- | not afford to permit any feebie people | They are so- many | Above have mails and cement in each rel’ « SPECIAL Kelly Axes, wznhung, 75c. Keen Kutter, ‘warranted, $1.00. The Household A Fine Clam Farm. its relation to the problem of rhe and the clim can rejoice in the pessi- | [91& Deen thus recognized. ©ther small [The geenery setiing for the success|world's food supply, He said: | Bflittes of both improving the quantity f““;‘* dre r‘fwsfly rich in the exempli- > E - B ;i of the revolutiomarv experiments i#| “Sooner or étor every seaboard Stato| and the quality of the supnly which | fcation of Arsus-eved democracy. Bulletin Building 74 Franklin Street remarkably ~ fitting. Block Island, ocean-fed, & dozen miles from malin- tand, a spot where clams and ily!tern gation of clams must eulogize the propa; farming for and oysters. Fntensiv: shellfish must be practised as rigidly he can’ give the world, and the eppor- tunity to relieve the pressure of the shertage of the world’s food supply. Innocent Always Punished Judge Archbald ‘ean get what satis- have never fived, even transplanted ovd_ | as intensive farmsing of the soil, The Gara TorRCPly, GVne, was BEIERSS. . Do | sleir and oysics Aoberman 18 oxhaict | faction he may eut of the reflection WHITE ELEPHANT CAFE Great Pond chosen for the beds was | ing the product from the sheres ,tu:t"rhn 8mall 8tates of Eurepe Gaining | thatl, after all, majorities are almost e s ; DAN MURPHY & CO. formerly filled with fresh water, and it is even now fed by fresh water springs at Ita bottom. It was several vears ago opened by a channel being | a8 the fisherman of other kinds driving other fish frem the seas.” Becurity. always e -Wasmngtm Post. The smail slates are winning the ae. tive sympathy and support of the cit- WonM Lanen Mma. Senator Reet’s plan fer inaugurating 'STEP IN AND SEk US. . P. SHEA, 5 Ales, Wines, Liguors and Cigars 1 , Corner of Water and Market Sta cut into it from the ocean, althoush | ""f‘“'fll the Warld’s Feod 8upply.' ;o 0f LIl the states & ‘erimes | presidents i December: would ereatly %:qt outside there is ampie bremkwater Another possibility of the shellfish | against Poland and Finland would not | Fessen suspense on the part of cabinet ?2 Franklin Street ‘\ oecean storms. coming to the résene of the wotld(s now he repeated. Germany would not | suspects. —Beosten Herald. - e 743 5 (ha’ shellfish which | shortage of food -up;axy 16 taken b in know annex Schleswig- Holstein, a8 was S e ) e 18 N0 Adverfiatig metum in | MHER noadvertising medium in ~Senator Homan's done in 1966. The anmexed peoples.are ~ The man who invests in green gaeds | _astern Chnnecticur equai (o 'fHe Bal- | Bastern Connecticul equal to The Rule Lad. transplanting, ta the call for propa- an i are fed by | company just nLdm:Qfl. con= nmot eonquered; they are encmu!ugkd_ py must wanl money iness results otin for pusiness Tesalts 2o tetin forsbu;