Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 15, 1913, Page 4

___NORWICH BULLETIN, TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1913 v BEFORE THE HOUSE. From statements by iirman Underwood the time which the tariff bill will require in the house will be shor extrenhely the action which has caucus. There rem i ered the weaknesses which m shown in the bill a nst which much strength can & halled with the various sections of posed to the provisions ¥ them in particular. ATl may not be as smooth sailing | even in the house as anticipated by | Chairman Underwood for as pointed out by the Springfield Some | of the recalcitrants dec at Mr. | Wilson is not living pre- e, ed hims: legislatiol election promises. F they say, to back no tar uld work injury to . and now, as they see it, he is throwing the weight of the pres: dential office in favor of a bill that, if enacted, ot fail to worl o with great industries iis countr This ilustrates ion that 1 very pr to rom an at- tempt to translate well-word £ eralities into set schedules which mea something definite and positive to bus- ingss men. The Ume of rhetorical tion, which bridged the perilous arising all the w situations June to March, has passed; the time for matter-of-fact action has come, and with it a season of heartburning disappointments for some of the pres- fdent’s erstwhile supporters.” Whatever time Is taken the matter i= of such importance thai no effort should be made to establish a rec- ard for brevity in its consideration. from | 1r 1 retaliates on the Christians friends and taking a decided step The action of the Maine legislature | in impeaching the country sheriffs for fai e the prohibition laws, is at the same time imposing real duty on their successors. Chelsea, Mass., has in reality risen from its ruins like the phoenix. Five vears after the destructive fire it has a zrand list three million in excess of its former v prding to sam’s inquiry explanation aluation. be working againsi that the Californians make their best Mexican should not be for of the killing of sailors, two United States were they murdered? The T. W. W, procedure but why who have been driven out of a Colorado town will have rea- son to helieve that coming events cast their shadow before them, if they intend joining (he knights of the road For the first time In twenty years South Carolina has no colored omice holder, the colored collector at Eean fort being succeeded by & white man Such 1s the democracy of the new ad inistration iis friendship for the Tt seems to be adding to the humil- of New £ proper for office, sation fatlure covered it in pointments conclude: Connecticut.” England matertal to When the list of presidential none, the ibbing ap was from note hel occasional dressings with Cuticura Olnt- ment, afford a most effectivo and economical treatment. Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere. Liberal sample of each mailed free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post- card ““Cuticura, Dept. T, Boston.” 49 Tender-faced men should use Cuticura Soap Shaving Stick, 25¢. Sample free. il Ends SALESROOM OPEN 8 a. m. to 12 m. 1p.m.to 5p.m. Daily except Saturdays PONEMAH MILLS Taftville, Conn. Tartville Tak or Willimantte cars | Dr. J. M. KING/ DENTIST May Building JanITuWF 10c Anti Dust Sweeping Com- pound . e 25¢c Anti Dust Dutch Cleanser . 8¢ Borax 8c -.21c 3 for 25c 6c POLISHES Liquid Veneer . Liguid Veneer . Cedarine ....... Matchless Gloss Furniture Polish 52 ot 10c X Ray Stove Polish. . 15c Satin Gloss S 10c Electroline Silver Polish. ..21c ..45¢ .21c -21¢ 8¢ 120 . 8¢ MISCELLANEOUS t Paper . -6 for 25¢ Wire Coat Hangers. . .2 for 5ec Trouser Hangers -.15¢ Combination Coat and Trouser Hangers e Combination and Coat Hangers z -19¢ Wood Coat Hanjers 5c Skirt Hangers . Skirt 6 for ..6 for 6 for Ivory Soap Fairy Soap . welcome Socap MISCELLANEQUS Asbestos Iron Holders Shelf Paver . Large Egg Beaters Columbia Scales Galvanized Iron Pails. . Galvanized Tubs Galvanized Tubs . 39¢ Wal! Clothing Dryei: $1.19 Clothes Racks—large. 46c Clothes Racks . €175 Ironing Table .. $1.25 Wash Bench . Round Splint Clothes Baskets. . OVAL WILLOW BASKETS Medium Large ...... Extra Large . Wet-wash Baskets . Clothes Pins sossaenesB0a 17¢, 19¢, 21c . .69¢ 75¢ 0, R108, 69c and 79 ..a dozen 1o For Women Women's “ONYX" Seam- less Silk Lisle in Black, White and Tan. Our regular 8 for $1.00 valie—“Oynx” Day Price, 25¢c per pair H 408 Women's “ONYX" Silk Lisle in Black only. Regular retail value S0c.—“Onyx" Day Price, 3 pair for $1.00 “ONYX" Pure K a fine medium Black only with Dub-1" Garter Top of Silk or isle; High Spliced Heel: “Doublex” Sole of Silk or Regular $1.35 and $1.50 —“Onyx” Day Price, $1.00 1140—Women's Thread S weight in For Men Men's “ONYX" Silk Lisle Black only. Regular 30, “Onyx” Day Price, 3 in value. pair for $1.00 Pure Silk ck and All Colors. Reg- wlar s0c. value—“Onyx” Day Price, 3 pair for $1.00 N’y “ONY WE WILL SERVE A Special Dinner Next Sunday April 20th Music by the Orchestra WAUREGAN HOUSE PARKER-DAVENPORT CO. Propristors Pies, Cake and Bread that capnot be exceiled Plone your order. Frompt service LOUIS H. BRUNELLE 10 Carter Ave. fEast Sice) WHEN vou want 1o put your bU ness befory the p there’ is no me- dlum better ‘han throush the advertis- ing columns of The Bulletin. TPERE 15 no Savertisiug medium in tern Connectleut e Uu‘ll '!'g. %ul ol for business results o > HE Bl X 1796 INTERNATIONAL COMMERCE. ULD FOLKS FI"D NEW BEMEDY HELIEVES - THEAT RE BILL Fourteen per cent. of the imports of 3 < MIMQ BROADWAY a foreign countrics are supplied by the ALL KIDNEY AND BLADDER MISERIES | Daily 5 and 10c B Mon,, Tues, Wed . 1 . United States while in the interna- —— Borwich Fuiletin | uontcmmine i o vrla s - 4 MUSICAL LUCIERS 4 i per cent. of v . s & the blood and drive it ut f the and Counfice. countries. The imports of all coun-| In justice to Herringshaw it was st:;fwB;'Jsrf::]?.efi‘(iun:!{l:ims'igm'x;;‘?g; Drives Rheumatic Pains fl;em. al rive it out of A BLENDING OF MELODIOUS MELODY H ————— = SSedbagrd ors vt el 0 el el b e el U L L B her, velling as he aid so:—| Away, Relieves Backache| It matters not how ola you are or FORD & MITCHELL, | CEW LUTHIER 11Z YEARS OLD. 5,476,000 came . fram Ahe - TRMEA | rol et Pieoe Bave gone 1o sen FGietand ieall (the icl Y how long you have suffered. Croxone States. The exports of all countries | 11" ‘:}“,:;;:i“‘: e e ol wnsa 1o The door 1eanie| WL RNGNNSY THwouelers BIker | o o prepared that it iy prasticalls DRAMATIC COLONIAL FOUR—COMEDY g Subscription price, 126 a wi 500 a | except this country totalled over four- | SEAUE D T iining LA Bhes, Hertiett | to nis partner's room, and bolted 16| 5 Fany D) Ave lakcn. impossible to take it into the human month: $6.00 a y~-- {een and a halt billion, of which there | Wis® St S B S (o | “*Hla’ Wife ookod. ot nim_ us it sho T nonl reanlta | o WL 7 — ——————————————————| came to this country a trifle over one | sweethearts. There is a queer notion | thought he had sn',‘gefl‘grhl"! iul'd“ dfl- different from all other remedies. M. T Wed utered at the Postoffice at Norwlch, | and a third billion in a year's time, at prevalls among former sweet-| “Henry!" she sai S ou het as| S'een disturbing bladder weakness-| TMere is nothing else on earth like it. on. ues., We: oun., as second-class matter. The United Kingdom of course leads They {ake It for grauted that| ful. What is the matter? You act as| S'cep disturbing bladder weakness- | [t 00 e St o caiately - und April 14 Telephone Cails: all the as to the amount fof}they e always hated by, the wives af | If you were S0l o+ ha assured| MAny (other kinfnmt allowhts. which e " [ U ErleslIom Ted ' 5 ] : e men who were won away: o, no, ot afraid.” | y « i o ¢ O onec s ot n o et e e o e Wy wih e Follere | ner. LG A Aight. T don't want to| % Sommonly come With dediming | duired "to_relieve Cer 10_PEOPLE—10 Bulletin Edtiorial Rooms, 35-3e : imports which are taken from (S| When her husband's conduct had [ have apytning to do with Pritchard’a] Yeurs need no longer be a source of | Mronic obstnate case Suiletin Job Office, B3-6. country. Germany is the second 1arg- | hecome so had that she could stand It | affairs” S S L ok St en e toos el e e mont nonda gl eniady, ret | Willlsantid Office, ‘Mosis, & Mareey | cat Imooier’ Smone . nationsl Wil f no iouger nire. rSllect went o Henry| Wllc e apoke sbeigix cor hp, on- isstsiddle pae oflite | | over pede pon resicrine the ltelcas e unc oom ana | g, Tt REG rance third followed by > : | Herringshaw to see about getting a|gry cries and sounds of scuffling con- | The new discovery, Cr -emoves | Fidding the system of every particle — = m, Italy and Austria Hungary. | divorce. They had a heart-to-heart [ tinued to issue from the adjoining ;Allle“lve‘:'y{ xjurd;‘rs nl;m fuse ".Eu.'.»,'; e S s Anstam A0f e m’y;ep“ 1S P AR s A ALY 5 Norwich, Tuseday, April 16, 1913. | The second jarsest imporier from this | tallc about ‘the matter, Herringshaw | room. haw directed an accus- | soaks rizht into the kidney< through | the utmost tonfidence that nothing on sl | Lt ——| country. however, Is Canada, which | advising her to give the man another | Mre Herrineshaw directed an accus- | Soaks rig) Lihe idney x| e (irhoat Sonfldencs that nothingon { ————— oo e saiGSnoting S Lo b wite Ling Toojc e b littie” Bliering Siangs and-eciie. ang | diticns: : THE GREAT JOHNSON | T pian | - - i of zoods forming sixty-three per cent. | 2bout his e R e Hat | Thare ta o thlng witig here. Oper | sives'thie Kidnsys mew dirength to fo| | You. can obtain. au original pack- | WONDERFUL CONTORTIONIST | REFINED ITALIAN COME i The clrc“latlon 0! of their totelimparts: Tt 48 Haitl, qow: | 20 pealected fo/mention he fafe CIA5 | There 1o o : | thelr work properly. It nentralizes | age of Croxone, at teifime cost from THE FLAMING ARROW e | = | ever, that does its largest share of | nci g’ (hat as she was leaving the Iy dear, it would be foolish to——| and dissolves the poizonous uric acid |any firsi-class druggist, such as Loe The Bullet: | importing from this country taking | Duilaing in which Herringshaw's office pen that door!" ; substances that lodge In the joints and | and Osgood, Co. All drugsists arelfl \ounay AND TUESDAY 2 REEL BISON | ¢ Duiletin | cighty-three per cent. of their supplies | was located Mrs. Follett met Mrs.| “If I did I'm sure yowd be sorry.| muscles, causing rheumatism: and zed to personally return the sl | Commecticut, and from three to four || mingo Mexico, Cuba and Nicaragua mroke sboutmect_ lontn thatroom” e e | P a Th e vy tmes arger tham that ot wuy ia || following. It s the smail imporicrs R Houcs iRERenilec | > jne spdke \ae ) It _ETTERS TO THE EDITOR. | an injustice in their prosent passive || EVERY DAY 5o Bree ca FILM DR | Norwieh. It iu delivered to over || which do the greater share of their later Mrs Follett returned to| “Walt" her hushand pleaded. catch- | - e | * There are undoubtedly many ques- P M ' 7 anc | 3490 of the 4858 Remscagin Nor || business here @ @sdom leads in the | Morn Herrimgshaw “thel” she had |ing her'by un ining her.| Do They Endorse Militant Methods? | tions apous the cveed and mermmiiien et he Retreat From Moscow'™ 7 lzes | k. ana resd Wy minetr-Bivee wer]| The United Kingdom leads he | made up. her mmd to apply for a ai- | “Dun't g0 in the y Vo e > g rant at ihe o e AR i comt- of ibe people. 1n Winduum || export trade, but it is Germany which | vorce and to engage him as her attor- | F'will g0 in she thsisted. “Yowre| Mr. Bditor: Nw that we have with | ton that come mearer home, but this Assisted by Imperial Russian Army in utman and Daielson o sver || N10h he United Kingaom, Cuba Mex- | " While they were aiscussing the mat- | "He (rica o resson WHR her, but it | U 50 mapy prominent suftragists who | happens tobe the ‘onethat Yia Just || weaves ... Biograph, Hate D 11100, mnd 1 a1l of thewe places 1 || ico. Tirazil and Canada following, Cuba | ter they heard Mrs. Herringshaw ask | was useless, and, bracing himself for | Would undoubtedly know the gemeral | BOW " i en- |} “sisTERS ALL" .11l Florence Turner " 1,100, and in oll of these places fades % he bulk of their export | ing the eir] in the outer office whether | the worst, at last he releaded her. | Dbolicy of their organization, it seems | We would be glad to be enlightened. “JIM, THE BURGLAR, ! 5 mxidered the local da and Mexico do the bulk of thefr expart| \ i | erringshaw was in. She drew the bolt. grasped the door- | an opportune time to respectfully in MRy A AR “SINKS BUYS A DRESS, e e e e e e s ot hoir Laags ., eAvenslt excluimed Mrs. Follett |knoh and then turued Dask SayDE: | quiresivatl whes 1s the Stbitads or (he| Norwich, Conn, toriai (Al g e s e e R S S [ree e adima ey B G R eears joue vient manty S| SRS D T e —— ve imescadfcs. Slsfricts. sad; st gl nere. N SRR A | Herringshaw, remembering that e he shost “ar; us il b the methods of the English militants? Disappointment of Texas. = i p— rural free delivery romfes. fisnceca i Soports abot Qe MUVESAl e ot peen anicl it pie e b oy il s st 2L R e el sliienist| | Distopeintyent of Texas i e Bulletia fa aold In cvery || million under present conditions dbout' his former sweethearts frst| 'As She fnished speaking Pritchard | Undoubtedly there is Ta division of | A wasningion dispa avs e : i g S : visit, was panic-stricken | opened the doer. Looking over M Riulanz. e it Prosident will have to disappoint 121, e b 799 t e A e e R MENT. Hercr ho said, dragsios Mrs. Foll- | Hemiazshaw's head he capsnt a mim.| M . Belmont and other leaders in the | 0o, this is a case 4 [ 7 in East < ticute TROUBLE IN ENFORCE equal franchise cause have con: 2 ¥4 J ik o SRR 3 2 tate legistatures | ©tt to a door leading into his partner’s | nt wink from her husband A e e oy d that the cor- 4 SDnbesyat Nl g lEe | private office."go in there.” | was the matter?” Herring-| gnof 1o the miltant fund in England, | rect figures are 1.210.000. There — = CIRCULATION wive Georaed ‘sguinst he wearing. of | P28, oSS the long hatpins which have caused | per whon Bio wife entered in_who had chased policy. structi 50 | appointed.—Houston Post. y ratpine which have ner wite entered. T 10,43 chased | muny monlhs Sithoul 4 misrmar o .—Hou, M d T d ‘vednesda b T L AR e e | TR et e i g U cen there | A HETMROR o ey Aertean ol |\ o) Yorcen sote the est! ot fhe on ay ues aY y et nize ' accompaniment of fashion | to protect Mrs. Follett from her hus- | and there Herrinsshaw decld- | (5o s ftimsio o ot Gogoher that 1f | N ent. 4 s ] v v = 5000 2 esompstatior e ol ottt e e Tparthcr el the matst| LS aufiragiats do mot franidy ropual- April 14th April 15 April 16:h 2 has been the come | Tived in tiie duter office Just after Mrs @ voice in the world. —Chicago | tacitie apmincant, > —_— int and so plain the danger that the | Herringshaw had gone i her hus- | Record-Herald. If the English militant methods are ENTERTAIN MENT o Weok ending April 12 8 342 e i Th worna “““i e = [ net repudiated they cannot be diss given by Have been set aside h\v the D1 ) ers have been g the T on duty at the entrance, knowing | The Gubist Politician. R S e A : S I with. In recogniiion | that Terringshaw would uot wish to| . e e e e L PRESTON OITY GRANGE = « ) P . . e Jas (he PItsburk | pe iscaricd ot moment, directed | W AN otiician: e invenied | bellave That™ wiibbor” ! rdsistunce o | 4 Preston City congregauionss cnuren [ tributors of “Onyx” Hoisery for your ST FTRommich dan g - oo in which B8 WIS | the square deal ang triangular party | tHELF efforts would Justity them in any | Thursday evening, Aprll 17, "It starmy . g : TARIFF OR FREE TRADE. The fen B i o b is T he needs only a chance to | festruction of 3 O theonat docs not | Brimiey's "Afitotruck: leaves Frankim benefit. Perhaps an indication of the real @ = g CoTviiica: his. wie That Le Gould mok another dimension.—Chicago | [NOI'G urdert I they do not be- | square’at 7 oclock and A B consideration which has been given to | <« ¢ fashion de e N the purpose of | L . " the tariff reduction, or titation v rights of other hon fier 1o pick out a birthday B e ) followino “Onvx speakers ehalf of the demoeratic |Of Straphan hey may inflic dicative of a quarre! between a man |and he'll make his mark. B Al s he thir- uries hatpins in many | ang a woman in the adjoming room | Day V alues: teenth congressional district ses are just about the height of began to reach them, : e 0 ; gressional z . T = St in there?” Mrs. fnigaits wr e alaction: 1 ee min's 6ve ond %ofoct 5 DAINTINESS that FOR WOMEN s 5 car may pune o Cl a the p duct sor eye women go on | " o = B 2285—Women's “ONYX"” Seamless Silk Lisle in Black ol Re nter. the prod : | lient,” Herring- | placed on the fre w % them simply because it is | | @et the Originai and Genuine characterizes our lar 3 for $1.00 Value. “ONYX" DAY PRICE, 2 i fashion, sublime disregar like Mr. Pritch- EA the hey may wound amd y ! CLEANSING and H 408—Women's “ONYX" Silk Lisle in Black only. Regular rete importation Ll S i8N mind. T guess’ on ‘secomd | DYEING. Value 50c. “ONYX” DAY PRICE, 3 pairs Teegreealiing. L b e e ol e 1140—Women's “ONYX” Pure Thread Silk in Black, White T ‘ A U HRE e NUAL TED MILK S P T | paign excuse even. 1 B e p « o. Pritchard can take care of Women's “ONYX” Pure Thread Silk ,a fine medium weight B t 2EiOie tas « failed to pay any at- | hims .| The Food-drink for ‘I! qus. | the house of only with “Dub-I” Garter Top of Silk or Lisle i aifios el ution to such a bill, but New Jersey | “F s Sapt e PHED ] Eor Infants, Invalids,and Growing children. Heel; “Doublex” Sole of Silk or Lisle. Regular $1.35 and § trade is ca Iassachusetts passed laws ] "iCome on. 1 don't want to set mix- PureNutrition,up building the wholebody. PROVEN SATISFACTION Vialis. “ONYX” DAY PRICE, $1.00 pe fous Dnder E etorcenent 1+ beimg experienced. | “Si28 o ahriekea Mrs. Folter | Invigoratesthenursngmotherandtheaged, FOR MEN ‘ tions il g0 or ot enforcem e diia el ol S UG LU p Rich milk, malted grain, in powder forma, No experimenting here ! i Lohs T ME“ o i oy e = ' 1 quicker through nry Mirs. ex- . : . en’s “ " 8il isle in lack only ular 50c V e S id withon S h ¢ fash e ety e s nolice A quick lunch l""’l""‘"l :Oakt-lgkntg. “ONYX" DAY PRICE, 3 pair for § | outside to n h a o ST ' 4 | “It ismt erious,” Herring- i . Ask for i B I adjust democrats de- as embarrassment and trouble. | It (8L o iers wa wna | Takenosubstitute. Milk Trust 1215—Men’s “ONYX” Pure Silk in Black and All Colors. Regula | e | Tnie e i enforced it amounts | Shav insl e on: Nof in Any ; e e i Reguler ! Such being se, what 1. to, ve | 10 PoL8 3 : [Smmers wee hrick from t | EraEa b the ha EDITORIAL NOTES. | which indieated g o i than ther wo hout it Bt ot win all the time. | the front office, badly frightened, hur- . . | where s the benefit m can | SrphEi o haw's office, but be- | = nue only? S or dealer is likely to | such a statement wea - = ord i aliisss 1 trade. | Ther of Mrs. Pankhurst sho ) Trolieys Leai Center | o N e an e .sing invitation to st o [ ERELS T iee e m ; CHAPPELL CO. determined attempt drawings of the cub-| Grew Worse Until Hands and Feet - “ » - . Allegro to take his ‘ : g8 o e 4 be assassin made It - — Swollen and Running Sores, Skin “"'flfl nflNqu flfl Schooner “Lord” just arrived witl B fie is_coming when the pa- : . cforts e soug e i camann i he - | Would Drop Offin Scales. “‘Prac- ys half E f f | merely re nts of Dr. Fricdmann will he num-| W L STy So 2/ o Siousih to form sveable orgun- | ficallya Shut-in.” Cuticura Soap over half a million feet o centdefense whic o BT | and Ointment Entirely Cured. APRIL made he would mplished his | e e S urpose. It w &1 5honigot [ e Mav new ammorics; ax £ ot e i el cmocratic method of pork Pack- | Ointment cured me of a stubborn cass of 14th 15th Ej [l L ing In congress | eczema which followed a sovero cass of e E R e scarier. fever. M3 body and Wednesday [ Pt et iogEiely | T oyt 16th 2 | The incid D e hing is so bad | 2 “”M itvm nrel"rmlly‘zl h d d d | the importanc showing t noth so b shut-in. Tt grew worse until | 3 o | e e Ut vl Toiels e manas | my hands and Teou wera Have been set aside by rough an ressed. | ence and possible pla . o Gy el | swollen and running sores. Ydds | S el coven s W (laom fxido ainingen £0 | 1 tried many remedies. One the Distributors of mies of the governm n the southern states. President E kind which I used fairly fold of dangerous ansrc i | son_might poor office seekers burned my skin up o thas - - . . . . 1 Madria for the carrying an at- |5 Eng ¢ to even up. i 1 vonTann o b e We are prepared for this event with a complete line of {1 91 . i t Brlc and In‘ie | t on L o £ 5 | as if it was scalded. But thanks 1 1 i he sccused is known | e oen | Between the trift aisoussion and the | 24 10" Tl Uy Britann“gons 5200 all the cleaning helps which the minds of triumphant "yx flslflry ’ H tendencies shows th. <l this week the thermometer should | Olntment. In a short time I was entirely women and terrified men have conceived. Let us help | Sl ke g et | cured. Now my skin is clear as ever and for Y Benefit | et high omciale trom St i | Lave had no rouur of the ol 1 youout. NOTE THE PRICES. ox Toup (Renefit added to our stock of (| ¢ ope this letter will help the suffering ones measures for warned against starting any kind of | BhO 2re flghting eczema.” (Signed) Miss CLEANSERS z This Extraordinary Op- I T S Vit i mind (ne | Edna Bidwell, Jan. 10, 1012 el oo e th FINE LAUNDRY =g i ; Shavinhs ioen o e e e e b i Sanfited | BniAni B feiie e portunity will appeal to Ua an Lum e!‘ [ ‘«y;l:“ T s Miss Jesste Wilson is making num- | TO REMOVE DANDRUFF Dutch Scouring Bar... % ail. | it erotis. adiitebees to lthe Y W CIUA "I’r»"cmv dry, thin and falling hair, allay Sc Dutch Hand Soap At Sale Prices I sassinations are of so freq So president isn't the only one | ftching and irritation, and promote the | 8 ‘Betforfit sl s s S . 5c ONLY ONE 255 LOT TO A We are pleased to unite with 1 ST S et s o i) who has a personal message to de- | growth and beauty of the hair, frequont Gold Dust—small size.....7 for 25 . = i 1 desirables should be emfor liver. | shampoos with Cuticura Soap, assisied by e Gold Dustd pounds. ... 190 ShaTonEn wi g Rees sagn Sespin Call, Phone or Write I | Lenox Soap 8 for Efforts to give you Good Ser: | {MISS ELLA M. POTTER Instructor of i Piano and Harmony | Room 6, Alice Bldg, Tel. SPRING MILLINERY A FIN T OF LAT ASSORTME STYLES. MRS. G. P. STANTO! 52 Shetucket St. srill Room open until 12 m BRCS.. Props. l JOSEPH BRADFORD BOOK BINDER Blank Books Mcde and Ruled to Ord 108 BROADWAY Yelephone 253 WHEN you Want 1o y.: sour bus ness befure tae public, there is no m. dlum Detter (han Lhrough the aqv ine columns of The Bullstin.