Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 12, 1913, Page 4

Herwich Fuiletin mrred gaué’nz?. Bubscriptien price, 12t a weeks 66 & months $6.89 a y- Entered at the Poetogiice at Nerwicn, un, es mdflu maten Calte: Builetin Business Office. 480, ulfetin Ediiorial Reoms, 33-3e edin Job Office, 38-2 Otfice, Norwich, Fridey, Seet 12 9t r'he Circulaton o« fhe DBuiielin The Bubicin kws tue largest asy pagec im Ea Conmeedient, and trem dtiwee o four tneger Ve that of amy W M weliveced e over of the €053 Mewss Sa Nea- and nimety—ticee pes o ¢he peaple im Windhaw + is Gofivered te ever SO0 hewuscs i Putoam end Damicison 1466, wwd fm all of chese pluces & <hnddered e Jocal caiiy Easteora Cunmecchost has forty abme tomam, vt hundecd and alaly fve pomoifice dinictn, amd odail et cutation ot s . oo v cewe to aves rmeat Grwe dotirecy romien. Te Butcdn u setd fa eyer own wud ea ol ot e R. K b romce et luomsenn Uootccticnd CIRCULATION B e T R —— ¥ % ] 1905, aVArRGe cnnnnnn 6 Sept. Baye The Bulletin Follow You Reade. of the Bullefin the city far the seashore, mountains, resords or Esrope cam kave the Bultstin follow them daily and keep In touch with home affwirs. Qrders should be placed with The Bullefin Business Office _ 1 leaving rural MAYDOR GAYNOR'S REMOVAL bjects 1 armed we orbitan he somet} » would be f « oid ringimg two countries ing which onduct spen m- ey sovern . xepet soutta, m th pussible When Gantietti conclutes that hef mmte & victhm of the wiiite slave, uat because of geagraphy, it is| sifent he has fatled to gol the full) force of e n I is time for Govesnor Colquiit off Texas 10 -show Why Amesicans though negvoes, arte not as sate in Texas ¢ as they age in Mexico The get Wuu siyirit 8 shopong THE PROGRESSIVES' DUT The situation swhich confronts the members of the progressive party in New Haven is much the same as that which the members of that organiza- ton ¥ace in other places. There is a fiispesition on the part of a large num- ber of those who adhere to the party to fend their suppert te the best inter- ests of local government and in New Haven the endersement of the repub- liean mhayor is propesed; in prefer= ence to the idea of naming a separate tieket and thereby not only throw away their vetes, but aid in the elee: tion of the democratic ticket. The question of supporting what is knewn te be for the best interests of the community ought not to require much deliberation, especially by these who profess to look and aim higher han others, and it is pretty good ad- vice which D. E. Croft of the New Haven progressives gives, in urging the support of Mayor Rice, when he says every progressive strip his mind of p onal prejudice, of party feeling, of political emotion, and stand loya his city. Every progres- sive demands it, every sense of ¢ demands it, every true ideal rnment demands it, and no progressive with red blood in his ns will honestly oppose it It is a question of how much good an do and not how much harm in accomplish which should act- nd it is threugh ctions and net good can be ac- is virtue in their | able to leaven on that 17 there should be m they d party the whole unit CONQUERING THE AIR. gress in aviation is gained only | low rd, uphill fighting, acci- dents ymplishme: and death. | I omplishment is invariably ae | panied by aa enormous | » sooner is progress atiained in one exr, hy one courageous | nautics danger which navigating the alr has not me. T emains m (o1 OURSE. CANADA'S en Suffi h emonstration ishamed ling country out New s permit the Justice and society de- | I returned to he made his EDITORIAL NOTES | 5 fewl must the that the prosperity return of \ 4 the “Deo r O Iy signs m b out of sterage free trade Senator F pr s setting his followers | ary Bryan declared the pro- | s don't dare to becoms demo Matne simply proved it | 1T ther o other tion ‘im the east China and Japan can be relied pon to overcyme amy peacefnl mumot— N@w York seems to be trying the plan of shaking its csmdidates up in and seeing who can get out Now that the tariff bill s safely on its way President Wilson can ‘an- nounce some of those lomg delayed appointments, The man on the cormer says: Tt is possible to fix the day when e pan under tre cebox will stop running over. e is now having its opportunity te ge crazy over Hanry | T'haw, bt v be hopetl the staid old state will refuse, ICs doubrtul Thaw gets “back v Mattemwsn, whether he will con- s ho has had his money's worth vacation was not weant for al 1 That bet scliools van be wnin | tained a3l e Lewclions e bakler paid| WHIL UL 8N inerease ‘Ml lexes 18 some i thing which any comMIMIILY ought o] e pleasedl with. The opevation of the new tarkt t“‘l vevenue only bill wil cause an even i Lund walked right by | “T trded many remedies but without suc- | Outicura Soap and Ofntment. | each mailed free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Ad- The weman in the imported lace gown _sighed violently as she sat and rocked, Survesing the baliroem of the B!}.xfi Flag Lake hetel. “It is perfeetly dreadful;’ she said te the woman in the last year's erepe de chine, “hew girls are brought up nowadey T'm: speaking particularly of that Vielet Wibberson, who is mak- ing herself so conspicuous here this summer! If there is one thing I pride myself on it is the fact that I've brought up my daughter properly. She would scorn to push herself forward the way Vielet Wibbersen does! “Why, only today my daughter said to me, ‘Mamma, if 1 was as beld as Violet' Wibberson 1'd just die of mor- tification!’ Kisie is so sensitive! “Why, yes, Elsie's here tonight—in the cerner over there in the green dress—the girl with the aristocratic sort of beauty., What do youw suppose that wretched old Lytle woman said to me today? Asked why I didn’t give Zsie a tonic because she looked so te and anaemic! 1 wouldn't have sie’s complexion changed for worlds! I think it looks distingutsned and Iadylike, while all the other girls are so sunburned and brown and frowzy looking! It is queer how the young men seem attracted by that type— but, of course, it is just a passing | faniy. When they wani to marry they pick out a redring ladylike girl like | my Elsie “I told Bisie so today when Forest her, though she tennis her costume | hand, and | Wibberson for a | Sisie, I'm ashamed prettiest racket in Violet te her, had on her and had her asked that ame. 1 said of you for crying about she didn't really ery, but you know how girle are—when you know, I} said, ‘that ne man in his senses would prefer a big overgrown girl like Vio- let with eyes like those of an ox and a complexion like a vulgar milkmaid's, e, well bred girf like your~ Lund can't help but You go right out there on the end of the poreh, where he can see you, and finish your embroidery.’ it'—that is, | w Bui what do you _suppose that /iolet Wibberson did? When they had i hefr game she insisted on | golng sailing, and took him the rest morning! Sha | was afraid of my E hat's the trou- | bie! Will you ai her dancing | now! Did you ever see anyihing more ungraceful and gymnastic? Yes the young men do seem to be | {o dance with her, but t t picked up kwr dancing any- think it perfectly disgraceful | she flirts with everyvone—did | her giving that killing smile | parimer’s shoulder at that | man who just came today? | way see her ou say that he’s her brother? 0 Tve got to say is that any | vho will flirt with her own brotner ainly is crazy to z ct attention! | s the fifth time t Lund has | | danced w er, too suppose she sks him' to bec knows he's - most popular young man up here he wants (o show the other girls what she can ¢ e 14 and o looks just the f| s when s ark he firs { | JANORUFF COVERED COAT COLLAR Out. Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Qintment Entirely Cured. | | { 1 i | 54 Stanwood St.. Dorchester, Mass. — *For the past few years my scalp was very much affected with dandruff. It would itch and burn and cause loss of sleep. 1 found pimples and many sores appearing on my scalp. The itching and burn- | ing of the scalp were o in- tense thas I scratched and | thereby caused the sores to appear. My hair would be dry and thin and would keep falling out gradually, mainly ©coming out from the top of my head. My | coat coflar would always be cevered with | dandruff and as it scaled off it could be soen plainty in mry hair. cess. The trowble having lasted for about five years I fmally purchased a bex of | The firsy apylication of Cuticura Soap and Ofntment showed results. The itching stopped and the dandruff had begun te dissppear. After | washing wy head ‘with Cuticura Soap each | nigly for twe menths and them applying | the Outicura Olntment after my hair was | diried | was entiocly cured.” | mard Bresvick, May 17, 1918, Fer more then 4 generation Cuticura Soap and Gintment bave afforded the mast ecor nontical treatment, for effections of the skin and scalp that torture, itch, burn, scale, and destroy sleep. Sold everywhere. Sample of (Signed) Ber» dress post-card “Cuticura, Dept. T, Boston.” &&~Men who shave and shampoo with Cu- ticura Soap will find it-best for skin and scalp, while he goes and dances with that g : . goes t| plans of the porvelain nd other tubs | Violet Wibberson. And the way he| 353 give you estimates fer the work is looking at her! Really, I had no| of putting them in in the best mannew | that lThé Vafiwhn Foundry Co. | 1318 Main Street, opp. PLUMBING ANP STEAM F T. F. BURNS, Heating and Flumbing, w"e:n Mr. Lung" Fm'euth Lunt:; Vounld you mind doing_ something e ol AT I R e b i 92 Franklin Strest want to see her a e “Hesn't he the nest, broadest shoulders, Mrs. Phi; Sueh a splen- did young man—and they say his fa- ther is the head of that seap cempany that makes milllens every year and— “Oh; thank you, Mr. Lund! I asked him to bring you over here, Elsfe! Here are two chairs just walting for you both! I'm se glad to get a little chat with you, Mr. Lund! You popular young men—oh, yes, you are! None of your older friends has a chance to say a word to you lately! “Now, if you could have a quiet game of bridge with Blsle and me to- morrow morning down in the arbor, { Wwhere no insistgnt giri will hunt you up and carry you off for tennis or sail- ing, 1 think it would do you good. you rush around at such a rate! Hisie plays such a good game of bridge! I suppose that is natural, because she has such a keen mind. “I wanted to tell you that your car is the handsomest one at the lake, For- est, and—what is that? You must be excused because you have the next dance engaged Oh, certainly! C. E. WHITAKER Suecesser to 8. P\ GIBSON, d Sheet Metal Worke Al.“ll:nnl Gravel Hoora Weike s Driveways. aprid ROBERT J.COCHRANE GAS FITTING, PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING 10 West Main Street, Nerviich, Conn. Agent for, M. B. O, Sheet Packing Sanitary Plumbing A peep into an up-to-date bathroom is oniy less retreshing than the bath &5 West Main St Sl R ; itself. During the summer you will thatt onps. Fhipps, will you logk 2t | the mers luok to the bath for bedily : Deliberately leaving Hisie alone | comfort. I will show you samples and idea Forest Lund was such a ninny! There {s something coarse about his after all, don't you think? His mouth is weak, too, and I suppose, like all young men with rich fathers, he doesn’t amount to a row of pins He is not at all the sort of young man 1 want my daughter to associate witn! “Come, Eisle, it's time to retire and get your beauty sieep. Thank heaven, vou are not permitted to run wild like Violet Wibberson!”—Chicago from a sanitary standpoint—and guar- antee the entire job. J. F. TOMPKINS, 67 West Main Street COAL AND LUMBER. Ne M. C. HIGGINS COAL. HIGH GRADE COAL Office and Yard 203 North Main St Office Telephone 1257 J. A. MORGAN & SON GCOAL Office 57 West Main 8t., Telephone 510 Yard Central Wharf, Telephons 834 PROMPT DELIVERY GOAL free burning Kinds and Lshigh ALWAYE IN STCCK A. D. 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