Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 5, 1913, Page 4

ful. The effort for special legislation is not only likely to result in special shape for tablets and container, but there is merit in the suggestion that each tablet have a special wrapper to distinguish it from any other form of tablet medicine with which the user may be familiar. It is.a matter in which every precaution needs to be taken. HELPING THE PRISONER. It is impossible to comsider the aim and work of the Connecticut Prison as- soclation without a realization of the excellent basis upon which it is organ- ized and conducted, and the great ea: portunity which it has for doing some telling work with most salutary re- sults. The study of crime is an ever- lasting one, and the systems which are maintained in the various penal 2:,';,‘,,'."1 i i b RS S institutions of the many states are the |t It tickled him to find that he continual object of investigation and | could catch on so easily. attack In order that the most can be| By and by he had a seatmate. It done for the prisoners in the way of | was a sorrowful young man, who kept You know the terrible affliction that comes to many homes from the reguit 52”4 drinking husband of som. know of the mon!{l wasted on “Drink” that is needed 1 food and clothin thousands of di The Big New York Comedy Success Horwich Bulletin and Couried 117 YEARS OLD Subscription price 12c a week; 50c a month; $6.00 a year. Entered at the Postoffice at Norwich, Conn. as second-class matter. OLIVER P PEG oO'MY HEAkT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIAL— ATTRACTION ——SPECIAL In the Bishop’s Carriage (3 Reels) With MARY PICKFORD " in "lfllql Pictures The Greatest Picture Ever Seen in the City WIithi the Greatest Mo- tion Picture Actress. AUDITORIUM . 'l'oda IVANHOE i smiled the incense and decided filfl& it was fine. Very soon after breakfast the fu-m— er’s’ wife began smiling at Peter. She also used words of flattery. She also hinted that as he had no use for a diamend ring he present it to her. It would be something to remember him as long as she lived. Peter said he’d think it over. The farmer had a daughter named Betsey. That was the reason she called herself Adele. Peter had tried to fall in love with her, but she had informed him that the gulf between | wife and three daughters, and all them was as wide as the Atlantic | wanted that ring. None of them got ocean. it. Now, she showed a disposition to norrow the gulf to the width of the Erie canal. She presented Peter one of her old hair brushes, she praised his eyes, she said he was no fool, she Peter Holt had been born of farmer folks. He had worked on a farm all his life, and at the age of 40 years was still a farmer's hired man. Peter was pot stupid, but he was ow, He had little education, but he got around to things, if given time. Being slow and good-tempered, and without argument, Peter was taken by some folks as being weak in the top story. One day Peter had to make a journey by rail. It was his first ride on the cars, but he made no mis- takes. He gave the conductor his ticket, hung on to the seat with both nkinx men. home treatment and can be given se- ‘"fi'f' Your money will be refunded i ter a trial, it has failed to benefit. Costs only 31.06 a box. Come in and €6t a free booklet and let us tell you of the good ORRINI o5 dolng. v D Sevin & Son, 118 Main ».. about it. Then the owner of the next farm down the road wanted to hire Peter away from his employer. He had a Telophene Calls: Bulletin Business Office 480 Bullefln Editorial Rooms 35-3 Bulletin Job Office 35-2 Willimantic Office, Room 2 Murray Building. Telephone 210. Then it was suggested that he pre- sent it to a church and let it be raflled for the beneflt of the heathen. Peter didn’t fall for it. He was still hanging on and en- " Norwich, Wednosday, Nov. 5, 1913. : ’ i /i one eye on the conductor and wept |said that the girl who got him for a |joying the situation when a wire- REELS reformation while paying the penalty | (I%, “he ‘other. s mother, Who | husband would be lucky. It was like | fence man came along and bro- A FILM CLASSIC BY THE IMP CO. IN 4 4 2 e unity through lack of | lived in Chicago was dying, and helwine for Peter. nounced the diamond nothing. but a Leah Baird and King B: in the Roles | & 9F op v gh lack of| had no money to go to her and re-| There was a widow Glenn on the | plece of glass. It was taken to town e 0N 0 | proper friends or the right kind of | ceive her dying blessing. next farm whom he had thought to |and the jeweler said the same thing. | HOLIDAY IN DIXIE SPECIAL SCENERY | > often leads to crime. In the| As the young .man continued to|court. When he began to tell of his| “Villain! Deceiver! Swindler! Get | 11_People—Sin; : of the penalty for any breach | weep he aroused Peter’s sympathies, | love he was hustled out doors. As he | out of this!” souted the farmer who and he finally got around fo say so. Then the young man explained vas going the widow flung after him. w which requires prison ser- that Why, employed Peter. “O, The Bulletin vice, the folly of such an existence is n a1 Peter Holt, you don't know you rascal. but it's poison for ulletin has the largest $| e oonrallier i C i ~ i ¥ g e of 25 o in Eoct. §|Mmust be considered as the accused|goroine spirit of his departed mother | fum for a husband!™ lynched on the spot,” was the opinion oilonia eca (< cireul: f any paper in Ea hie SituRtica ovel I Insatiing. | Fhoi It iasent. | Other remarks were remarked and |of the man who had tried to lure him v, M EVENINGS 10 ern Comnecticut and from three 1 to go forth to a renewal of He had a diamond ring with him— | poor Peter was about to declare his | away. MATINEE 5¢ CHARLES McNULTY, Mgr. t6 four times larger than that of §|0ld companionships and revival of old | one that had been presented fo him |love again when she asked for the| “Ana he would have given the 7. T ) . gt conditions, the influence which at the | by Mr. Rockefeller for not climbing ring as a souvenir to enable the | church a rhinestone ring!” gasped a 3000& z fll E lskm Bh ksco 3000& & ::’;::'Za‘::‘m'e"";s?:::';‘: | proper time can deter him from such Mount' McKinley and iearing his | widow (o remember that she was | dozen others. Igomar, te Lie or Cl urge t 3 , " | & course is of the greatest value, not | clothes. It was a souvenir that he 'forty years old that day. She would| And poor Peter Hoit fled in the il B it King. in Norwich, and read by ninety- Sty ta hini, butto ‘:u\'ifi‘l)‘ Tt is otten | hated fo. part with, but when a YOUDE | take it as one of the nicest, sweetest | night and took his ring with him. |l Th® Thrilling and Startling Adventures of Bandit King. Also, Colossal three per cent. of +he people. In §| Knowlodze. that sthers are inter. | man's mother is dying, what would | things ever done for her. Peier didn’t | Riches and power were not for him.— Programme of Features to Complete Bill Windhaim it 18 delivered to over 8| 5 R i Gl i )'flfieha;neofwgd o st Al flmwed[leave the ring. He wanted" to th!nk.Buflalo Courier. This in one of the Most Sensational Detective Pictures in the .Al- 900 houses, in Putnam and % makes it easier to make | ftayery ‘carcfully, it was wrapped. in'} ready Famous Zigomar Series and also the Greatest. P Danielson to over 1,100 and in r resolutions. Just what | seven folds of tissue paper. The dia- . ; Sy aid, which was given by ! mond liself was not as large as a wal- | — () [r—— o S I fBisig ation to the hundred or two | Hut. but those things cannot always O=© ° ° ered the local daily. be regulated to within a carat or two. nave left the state pris- Unaor the ofr DAYTON FARMHOUSE LIGHTING OUTEIT 492900090000000000000000 000000000 00000 04000 0000000000 00 000000000000 ¢ { ! i Eastern Connecticat has forty- §| The value was $300 i st year, has been, may | o - : | FERL) . may | cumstapc ul t with it for | nine towns, one hundred and §{ - be known, but it is the friendly | goa = #ceS he FouId it 2 | sixty-five postoffice districts, 2| hand wWhich assists and = advises 1 The sacrifice. of $276 showed how he ! an and sixty rural free delivery 3| making a new st which carries 2& !loved his mother—how anxious he routes. i unmistakable influence for Dbetter | was to press her wrinkled hand | i ks i f ings. The soclet g for the last time. The Bulletin is sold in every $|‘hings. Th oty e ongaged in 4| 0% ier Holt had $25 and a little more. | inderta town and on all «f the R. F. D. routes He had heard of diamonds, and knew | that they were bought and sold at the | price of turnips. He had also heard | most worthy TODAY IS FREE STAMP DAY in Eas! 2 Connecticut. D T CIRCULATION il smount of attention is at- | Of ten-cent stores, but this ring could PR P s which are| Dot come from one of them. /S iy s h,,.’,r: As a matter of fact, after taking H e Ml : " Strike | palt an hour to think it over, he de- £/ in Indianapolis with the refusal of the | Gideq that he conld oblige an’ anxious 2| police to do duty and the street fights | young man and a dylng mother and | £| which are resulting from the efforts|drive a big bargain for himself by | 3| of the railway company to operate itu|investing in that ring. The money.| 8 684 /' with new men uswval in such | went out n{] };m poc;\'et :ulld the ;ilné" | Where the publie service corpor- | went in, and for an hour he tremble November 1....... e il Remtt Ll i p,’,m_, for fear the young man would back H are cc q it is the public| 1% Secsessssssssssessessesesessesseresesesssesenes: | hich is sharing the effects of the 3 As a farmer's hired man, Peter was | slammed around any way, and 1nost | anything was considered good enough | ties up railway | for him. When he returned with that | and its strik- h an agreement. ¢ of the company winter evenings are almost The days are getting shorter and the lon OUTFIT_installed in your here, but if you have a DAYTON LIGHTIN ing employ a contest to,r mply ELECTION RESULTS. Such On 4 S r lessons % i P r revealed by the iecrions the son® | transportation because of the danger |ring he learned more of human na- L R B R e T U b TRy re fons th o R s SF ihai ture in ten minutes than in all his 0 B i eral states Tuesday was the steady "’_\"‘;“ ,.““"1‘”.“‘“".!“\m”ffi o r”:]‘”(‘;‘:v life before i Write for our catalog “E” on Electric Lighting Outfits. sweeping into office of Gemocratic can- | (noc IOV A e o '®| A special supper was placed before | Sote. Rbainectes Banactiout didates through the futile efforts of en- | C'2nces of injury which riding entalls. | ;i “he was told that he needn’t milk THE C.S. MERSICK & CO., Sgic.58%ts fog, Conne A T Gt Gosvatials to Galet & s Tots ~al Such methods of sethilng: disputea| 0 o’ thatiuights o third cup. of| 2 o St. s U SR The ttes Acent| Wherein the I a most important | tea was offered him; he was asked | R | factor is consts helping the ad-|to change from his straw bed into results of the fusion effort York stand out most clearly as the in New yocacy c vy arbitration. The | the spare room. NOTICE demoralization of the police force of| During the evening he told his story example of what is to be gained by ,‘ isnan j)?,.,u 1.1..:(«9: Pm:r‘x;r;‘ over at least a dozen times, and the | * standing together and presenting & | i te Sorn ity | ring was inspected and reinspected The N York Furnitur: : vam. which is done against community e ew urml e united front for the election of the | Niiyor | doC A e, | until half an hour before going to bed, | ? @ men who will give the best admin- || o oy e e oS e snp_ |'he was called Mr. Holt instead of | |and Clothing Company will g about the demand for the sub- | Pete. 1 istration. and put to Tout the orERD-|,uiiion of such disputes to arbitra- | | FI& was nof routed out at 4 o'clock furnish your home and clothe B e o Dest BYaon anide the justice of such a|next morning to feed the stock. They control of the situation for the welfare of the metropolis. Tammany has gone down because those who demanded better things stood together. In New Jersey and Massachusetts let him lie in bed until 7, and then | it was honey and pancakes for break- | fast. Peter felt a warm glow stealing | over him. He was receiving the deference paid to the rich, and he| method of settlement, like such spec- For in- tacles as that in Indiana. If there is merit to the claims of the employes in seeking better working conditions and you at your request. formation write or call The New York Furniture an’ Monuments - better pay, or in the position of the | F [ HALL con- fbe democratic state tickets were | LT P 08 fesiiag o or our CITY A eeteh bocaute of e tahe o Sree | Company in opposing such. it should Clothing: Company, Inc., 2 e heard before an arbitration board about that reunion of forces which 11 Bank St., New London, Ct. Julzows tract we engaged an expert for the best adjustment. It is the fair method of adjustment o all umc-rnedll OTHER VIEW POINTS I ding the people. brought success in New York: It in- < @icates a continuance of the conditions which have been revealed in the past, sl — though New Jersey in its three cor- —_— nered contest shows a strong rally to ED'TORIAL NavES, ! e’ g =5 &% ® m‘. (o €2 3 & marble and granite cleaner the republican standard. In Massa.| It Wwas New York, not Connecticut| We have had the largest number of ill is attested by his| - chusetts the contest was that of er. | where an earthquake was scheduled. | Inlan summers this autumn ever be- L tv tv of N Models. N bl i whose skill is v his|{ Save on Your Butter Bill manization against personality and the e fore known in the history of the old argest Variety of New Models. Notable s - former won, but a most tmportant rev- | There are many others besides the ;erg;ble goose bone.—Bridgeport Tele- f S l | work. Let him clean your| For a Limited Time elation is made by the gain in the re- | Politicians who know what the morn- 3 % Q | publican forces in the state legislature | Ing after feeling ls. Senator Brandegee has taken his or tyle’ i lty and MOderate prlce‘ monument. el both in that state and in New Yofk, and the choice of a republican con- gressman in the Third Massachusetts distriet. The combined strength of the oppoeition to the successful guberna- torfal candidates tells an impressive story. WHERE THE COMMISSION HELPS. place among the great senators of the centary in which we live. His public| service has been loyal, progressive, clean. We have vet to hear of a sin- gle Connecticut republican who favors | nominating another man. We believe | & very emphatic majority of Connecti- cut voters, regardless of partisan pol tics, want him to stay where he is.— New Haven Times-Leader, There have been 1 persons bitten by dogs in New York this year. What a chance for the muzzle law! PEANUT BUTTER 10¢ Ib. ORDER BY PARCEL POST Coats for Dress, Street or Motor Wear Here are coats for every occasion—made in a wide variety of new and pleasing styles of fabrics that are dependable and handsome. Special values for today. The Chas. A Kuebler Co. Tel. 561. Franklin St. Now. comes the denfal that Pike's peak has shrunk fhirty-nine feet. An- other nature fakir must be abroad. Provisional President Huerta should A step of much importance in over- | have heen posted on the fact that it coming monopelistic conditions has|is a long road which has no turn outs, been gained by the action of the ex- . VISITORS Shame to Meriden, whick: because | of its dilatoriness sits siient and neg- | Jow h 0 e cted, while 'Worcester dines Meri- i press companies of the country in Now that the moose season has |lected, . . " SRRk T the femands or tanaY. M| ened in Maine, it medsis the annual | 48n's foremiost ”cisim to' fame, Jack mchi 0al ! in the city should see uflltfld Iea Im m—ters Bn state Commerce Commission concern- | berlod of nervousness for the guides | Barry, shortstop of the world's cham- 24 3 ing new rates. This matter has been |and the c s Do st gl S eminen r. Barry played ball and other things in'| Franklin Sq., over Somers Bros. awaiting & decision for a number of 2 AT Meriden. But he went to college in| T is ing s—¢ i ; Th P l B00k months and the action of the express A New York woman s {eaching | worcester and married a Worcester Three new stunning models olors light gray, e eo es s sompanies was inevitable, The de- women to become model wives. | girl, And- after the decidingy game taupe, brown, navy blue—actual $20.00 values. mands were made only after @ thor- | There are of course communities where | Worcester saw him frst—Hartford * otgh examination of the existing con- | Such training s necessary. Times, % a new line of ditions from the standpoint of the| : : ; : The man on the corner says: Women| As things stand now, roving bands H_lgh G d Dr C t $19 50 B ot g Hecompanies. | have the same unrestricted right to | of aliens who come into the state on raae €SS Loa s’ * HELPFUL BOOKS ) SR T R et impar- | propose marriage as they do to bring comstruction and other kinds of labor, y o s of justice | , 3 each of pro suit. are, by the payment of a hunters li- £ 5 T : 1ag g he . i t0 all. It was a fair basis and a square | * V70O O] PTOMS ST cense, turned loose, flushed with the Beautiful Styles of Hind and Harrison’s Ziberline in j§{on a wide range of subjects THE TAILOR, dea] for the public as well as the com- panies which was aimed at and which it is belleved will be obtained under the redumctions which have been ac- cepted. Such ie all that could be ex- pected either the petitioners for reductiens or the companies, and for- tunate indeed is it that there is a peaceful method of obtaining it. The lower rates, with special rates for food products, modified tariffs and | exhilaration of handling a gun and shooting indiscriminately, a privilege no> heretofors enjoyed because not permitted in_the countries frem which they came. They should be curbed, and a law like the one in Pennsylvania (where only citizens can carry fire- arms), properly enforced, would proba- bly come somewhere near doing it— Ansonia Sentinel. One of the infallible sfgns of an im- It is time for the successful candi- dates to get acquainted with all that will be required of them if they in- tend to keep their promises. by reliable writers. 20c each CRANSTON & CO. Copenhagen, brown, blue, black and taupe. Handsome Ural Lamb Coats richly lined with Skinner’s satins. Dressy Broadcloth Coats in black and navy blue, $22.00 and $25.00 values. Offering Coats, $12.50 is now located in his new quarters 208 MAIN STREET, Stead Block O=O=O=O=O=O=O=O=O Henceforth when Mrs. Wilsen makes her trips of inspection about the gov- ernment buildings she will appreciate the advantage of going “incog.” i That Baltimore doctor who never the abolishment of the double charges have been agreed to, not because the express companies had been convinced of the justice but because of a reali- zation of the futility of trying to over- come them. The power back of the federal commission was recognized, and as this important commission con- tipues its work of equalization the value and worth of its service can be more and more nppreddted POISON REQUIREMENTS SALE. ‘While many suggestions are being made for the affording of greater pro- tection to the public from such poisons as corresive sublimate, it must be real- 4zed that a large share.of the respon- sibility for the existence of such deadly tablets in proximity to other medicine is due to the carelessness in households in not preperly segregating the danger. ous from the harmless. This is some- thing which rests with the individual whatever is done to safeguard the manufacture and sale of the peison. Special types of bottles and distinctive form and color for the tablets, ought to call for the exercise of some care, but the removal of such contents from receptacles bearing the poison label and the placing of such in unmarked or common containers simply indicates the great cause for so many “acciden- tal” desghs and the greatest difficulty which must be overcome in checking them. ‘Because of the dangerous character of the drug one physician advocates the restriction of its use to‘a physi- dlan’s prescription because there are other disinfectants just as good and less dangerous. The limiting of the sale would reduce the great amount which is to be found in housecholds, 2nd replace it with a germicide which s as profitable to sell and more use- AND e TR A saw his wife until after the ceremony had been performed ought to have no difficulty in running his household. To carry out the idea of special days the list ought mot to be com- plete from the democratic standpoint until plum day is properly observed. Yale 1s demanding a better average of scholarship and if we mistake not there is an insistent demand for a higher grade of athletics in all depart- ments, The awerage voter will now have a chance to watch his popularity subside until the approach of another elec- tion. Electors’ day is a great day for good fellows. That sea serpent which the seashore autoist raced for half a mile was prob- ably that streak of exhaust which caunsed others to think the monster was blowing deadly fumes out of its ears. The British guns are trained on a five million dollar battleship for target practice, but no unusual nervousness is reported among the militants, though it ought to arouse their envy. A New York actress has recovered $7,450 damages because her face was made imperfect in an auto accldent. What a lot of money it would cost na- ture if all the suits possible were brought against her for the same thing. It is pleasing news that the letter boxes are to again.carry time cards, 1t is a recognition of an.opportunity to contribute to public convenience which will receive full appreciation and with the new cards there should develop a determination that they must not be defaced provement in business is to be noted. Immigration is on the increase, the to- tal number of immigrant aliens, who were admitted for August, being 126,- 180, an increase of 43,803 over the same month last year. Evidently the work- ers believe that there is going to be somthing for them to do during the next year, and_thelr optimism is not to be decried. When the people of the United States cease worrying about what congress may do, they will im- mediately commence to move smoothly along the high road of prosperity. And the time is near at hand, unless all signs fail—Waterbury Repubiican. What's He After? Speaker Champ Clark says he has lost $15 000 by refusing to lecture. Is Mr. Clark trying to get the public to regard him as a martyr to duty?— Chicago Record-Herald. Serves Him Right. Senator Clapp says he used to do lots of things worse than jumping on street cars when he was a boy. Yes, and look where he is now?—Washing- ton Post. Looks That Way, It seems to us that the men who have profited by the present currency law are the ones who are opposing any change.—Washington Herald. Might Happen That Way. Perhaps it will be necessary for per- sons of a sympathetic nature to appoint a_committee to feel sorry for Sulzer.— Chicago News. Nature’s Kindness. Nature is very kind to a man. By the time he is shelved socially he is glad of it.—Atchison Globe. There Because It's There. If Congress doesn't know why it's in full session, who should ?—Wall Street Journal. o:=o=o=='=:o'= =O'=“o='=o:==o'==o e! E : Assortment of 25 coats, all taken from our regular stock, one or two of a kind made in the season’s most desirable styles in such fashionable fabrics as boucle, chinchillas and smart mixtures. Regular $15.00 and $18.0C values. Women’'s and Misses’ Suits At Reduced Prices $30, $35, $40 Suits - Now $25.00 $22, $25, $2150 Siits Now $18.75 $18, $20 Suits ‘Now $15.00 Stock comprises best models of the season in choice selection of materials. All sizes 32 to 44. The Manhattan 121-125 Main Street “WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE” (2) e {(0) e {(0) e (4] GEORGE G. GRANT Undertaker and Embalmer 32 Providence St., Taftville Prompt attention to day or night calls. Telephone 630. aprldMWFawl JOSEPH BRADFORD BOOK BINDER Blark Books Made aad Ruted te Orde: 108 BROADWAY" MiSS ELLA M. POTTER Instructor of Piano and Harmony Studie now open for season of 1913 Room 6, Alice Bldg. Tel. 968 F. W. 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