Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 2, 1913, Page 4

Bornich Bulletin and Gonfied 117 YEARS OLD " Rubscrd price 125 @ week} %o o month} a yean Entered ot the Postoffice at Norwich, nn as gecvnd-class matten " Telephone Cailes lletin Pusiness Office 480 Bulletin Editorial Rooms 85-3 Bulletin Job Office 35-2 Willimantic Offics, Room 2 Murray Building. Telephone = Norwich, Tuesday, Dec. 2. 1913 The Bulletin The Bulletin has the largest circulation of any paper in East- ern Connecticut and from three to four times larger than that of any in Norwich. It is delivered ver 3,000 of the 4,053 houses in Norwich, a: 1 read by ninety- three per cent. of tae people. In Windhem it is delivered to ovar 800 houses, in Putnam and Danielson to over 1,100 and in all of these places it is consid- ered the lacal daily. Eastern Connectiout has forty- evenssencassiossnntes nine towns, one hundred and sixty-five postoffice districts, and sixty rural free delivery rectes. The Builetin is sold in every town and on all of the R. F. D. routes in Eas Connecticut. CIRCULATION EARLY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING There remsins but a weeks to Christmas. affort which serves as = mu fores for overcoming The time has arvived wh comsideration should be it duty. for each and zetting THE NEW CONGRESS. [ The pew Tegular session of The =x ¢, 35 opened Tade long peried nd sesgion which promise though the Dariod be carried is long. = of over maniers for eomgideration the winter while in addition t bownd to be the 1 the appropriztion r debate of the various othe there has beem an fmm upon the bosimess spirit of attack b realized tha: X is he of legistation which is passed Quality and character of 1 ndicates a propes must also t quantit hand and it a mass of p o legislation prevented. That there are st or passage Dlaces a greater m upon the lawmakers to sift the grain from the chaff and see that those bills which have genpine merit | get the proper recognition. CUTTING PRICES, Ordinarily the snnouncement by a| manufacturer of & cut in price of his product would be the cause for ap- Preciation upon the part of the uiti. mate owner through a justifiable an- ticipation that he would receive the benefit of such @ reduction, That he | does not may be & canse for surprise and indignation, but the recent dec- laration by @ fire manufagtyring con- cern that smather cut of fifteen per ceat, is to be made, is followed by a statement from u finsseial suthority that “the consamer does Rot got all of this cut, ls fust he gets the smallest slico of #, the bulk oing s the job ber und the desler, us is ususl whers goods wro hundled thesugh a middle man” Buch is an illumimacing statement It certainly esplains the otherwise un explainable but it does 5o witheut jus tifying the method, Just why the ul tinate consumer oF oweer should not receive the full benefit of the reduc- tion is net revealsd, The modus eper- sodi has besa disciosed in 8 general way but me attempt is made to show any gaeg eause why it should exist The middleman may receive much un- Just eemswws but if A masufaciurer | makes a redustion in his goeds to the Jobber the of thal redue Hea should Be allowed io cenmtinue f | vetter down through the channels of busiries until the final purchaser gets the ben- efit of it: That it is not so is one of the best reasons for putting a square deal inte the price cutting praetice. NAVY RECOMMENDATIONS. ‘There {s much food for congressional thought in the recommendations of the mavy general beard of which Ad- miral Dewey Is at the head, when it urges more careful consideration of the navy needs and additions in or- der to give this country a forty-eight battleship navy by 1920. The recom- mendation is for four ehips this year, which by the way it is pointed out will only lace four which sheuld be removed from the reserve list, as they are out of date and have served their usefulne That the report is likely to receive sllm consideration is indl ed by the attitude of the democrats in the past | | and the statement of Secretary Dan-| | teis tn b : ori that two bat- | | tieships are can be afford- | son_ this ground and for economy outlays | h as for | mean manent residenc congratu uch affai ause more b | al “If a man comes aleng whose name is Smith, said the youns women whe was telling the story, “or Jones, and asks me to marry him, I shall ae- cept instantly and say “Thank you' into tlle barsain! Listen to the things that happened' to my sister and my- self on our trip west all because eur name is Mayburn! And because Cousin Charlie's name is Dutten! “We thought it would be a clever thing to stop in and see the Fisks, who live in los Angeles and have wasted reams of paper and gallons of ink impleri us to visit them. 8o we telephoned from cur hotel in F ked if we might come The sweet young person_wl wered the phone said Mre. Iiske was out, but she knew she would be delighted to see us, and that nust come In time for luncheon. : added that she was Mr K's ghier-in 50 of cou and Mayburne Dut we drove up to the Fisk in-law flew out greeted us raptur- he cordial way of the s feel entire- cheered, W ceted by an n who was some his resid yman, e w G Tn and be the wood— poor, and she * T said hero- did 1 dri ever i spriation of only 4 obtained by his preds the plot to discredit Wi never end?—New April's fros walnut in France af- rop. SOME PEOPLE’'S NAMES s 3 The Porteous & Mitchell Co. CHRISTMAS , ' SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS Chri-tmu shopping has begun in earnest. We be- lieve that more people will do their shopping earlier this season than ever before, and we are prepared to supply your Holiday demands NOW. Great assort- ments are a feature of our Holiday stocks. Nowhere outside of this store will you find such complete stocks of goods suitable for Holiday gifts. Take a walk through the store today—see the splendid array of Hol- iday goods. On every floor, in every aisle, you’ll find gift suggestions. The Toy Store The Show was_vlainly suspleious of me. But the real Mr. Dare bobbed up, thrust us into a cab, and, between shaking hends and loeking ‘at his wateh, ex- plained that he was due at a meetin) but that we were to go right to the house, where Mrs. Dare was eagerly awaiting us. “‘You know where I live, donm't you? he asked the cabman when we dropped him at a corner, ‘Dare house? Sure,’ sald the cabman—and hurtle along to a perfectly gorgeous how: set in splendid Jawns, dumped us out, slammed our trunk and suitcases in- to_the hall and drove off. ““An imperturbable Chinese serv- ant opened the door and then left us seated in the hall, after we asked for irs. Dare. Some minutes later an- other Chinese servant slid by and stared at us. Several white capped malds gazed at us from different door- ways, And we sat in wonderful carved ¢ surrounded by marble statuary and bronzes and shrunk and shrunk and wriggled and felt queerer a4 queerer, and whispered that we knew Henry Dare was doing well, but we had no idea he had succeeded fin- ancially so marvelously, and won- dered if we had proper dinner gowns. “Then, & COOl, - COMDO: trained | nurse descended on us. She was per- | fect. She said Mrs. Dare was out for | a drive. but would be so glad to { us, and would we go to our room and have tea sent up 4 can’t be out’ I told her me- | chonically. Mr. Dare said he had | phoned her that we Were on our way ouse and she was awaiting | NDER: Comed. on_the Rocks S| FROM DAWN TILL DARK 10° 2-Reel Featup and Piotures = AUDITORIUM--Coming Thur., Fri., Sat. MR. HAP WARD Presents - The Trouble Makers 22 HOUR SHOW IN 2 ACTS 30 ARTISTS BIG CHORUS 16 MUSICAL NUMBERS 2 SHOWS DAILY M, X i Mosires 530 PRICES ¥itines 1%, 20, %% Vaudeville MOL, TOES., WED. LESSIK=ANITA & CO. WONDERFUL ORIENTAL ENTERTAINERS AND JUGGLERS ACK & ZELDA MARSHALL CO. FOLEY & KELLY Comedy Novelty Skit Singing_and_Dancing_Boys FOR LOVE OF A MAN Evening at 7 and 845 p. m. 2 Reel Reliance Drama 10¢, 15c—200 _Reserved J If you want to see the finest and most complete line of Toys in Eastern Con- necticut visit our basement. There are Iron Toys, Wooden Toys and all the lat- est novelties in Mechanical Toys. In fact every kind of Toy imaginable is included in our holiday showing. Big Dolls, Little Dolls, Dressed Dolls, Un- dressed Dolls — a great assortment, in- cluding all the best makes. We feel that no more comprehensive or more carefully selected line of Dolls will be seen this season anywhere. All the best imported products are here to greet you in a full range of sizes and prices. nurs wrinkled her | ted a soothing | me,’ e ex- | driving | The trained mooth brow and the fi Colonial Theatre MATINEE Sc CHARLES McNULTY, Mgr. EVENINGS 10c 2000 Ft.—“BREED OF THE NORTH,” Lubin—2000 Ft. Twin Brothers Troubles With Northwest Police “PRICE OF THOUGHTLESSNESS,” ...-*...Vitagraph Juvenile Feature “THE CANALS OF VENICE,” Vitagraph Scenic Film “THE MAN OUTSIDE,” l...The Story Unusual “A BARBER CURE, ... . xceptional Hiograph Comedy “BOARDERS AND BOMBS” Another Big Hiosraph Hit sh. ince the cam old and a daring be so annoyed at the 1t know she will | they, treated e it attend- | “Then we and and cold athetically 1whow Christmas IS COMING—SHOP EARLY—MAKE YOUR CHOICE NOW and t d we drove hen the cabman got and | Qur Jeweiry Department has been re- p 2 onco we passed a house where beople el toiihe Drvaia Gosds xoom for the We will gladly hold.any :_utu:le you may choose ehold, it was the Sacketts and fhe ngelyyholidays, where in the enlarged space we until Christmas. el 2 o are showing a most complete line of Jew- elry for gift purposes.. There are hun- dreds of articles of personal adornment for men, women and children, all at pop- ular prices. Make it a point to visit our Jewelry Department and see the splendid showing we make. ho felt hem here! nd DIAMONDS Bought right and we are selling them right. A large and fine assortment set in up-to-date. RINGS, BRACELET WATCHES, SCARF PINS, SILVER WARE, BERNE L = 2 AN BRACELETS, R e s The Porteous & Mitchell Co. BROOCHES, JEWEL BOXES, LOCKETS, NECK CHAINS, TOILET SETS, CLOCKS, ND A LARGE LINE OF OTHER JEWELRY. HULL’S DETACHABLE UMBRELLAS. Our Prices the Lowest Quality Considered FERGUSON & CHARBONNEAU FRANKLIN SQUARE, NORWICH, CONN. Knowing By Mixing. [ BY THE CONDUCTOR Danny | Eryan Soften the hardest water on wash- day with GOLD DUST Use it wherever there’s dirt or grease because it cleans and purifies everything. . Manicure and Traveling Cases JUST ARRIVED FOR THE CHRISTMAS TRADE Bc and larger packages. [EERE FAIRBANK SR CHICAGO “ijof the QOLD DUST TWINS o your work’? anny tells b wave any won't le they's 50 | QU Jnhnh i wave, s | I em man; they’s t POCKET DRINKING CUP 25c POCKET TOILET CASE Them chautauqua t Just the right size to fit the grip; attractive, fine goods. We know that maie publi n bet i Eifts cles are always appreciated. They are practical, dura- ain’t made ble and s They come from our best Leather Factories. That's w The prices are lower than usual. Make a present of one of these Cases lecturin’, {stmas and you will be remembered all throvgh the year, SHOP EARLY, The Lee & Osgood Company, Norwich Park & Tilford Candy sent anywhere by Parcels Post. FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY WE WILL PUT ON SALE 2000 Player-Piano Music Rolls To 88-Note Music Rolls at 40 Per Cent. Off List Price Dayton Farmhouse Lighting Outfit The days are getling shorter and the long winter eveningssare ai- Fit Any -Player-Piano | Esteba i than 65-Note Music Rolls at 25¢ Each R chair at Harrisburg. in your country home, will turn the' darknbss Of course th: to know | cooperation n to with the cold storage, but those ex- perienced with the egg producers are entitied to think otherwise. The re danapol el nd for law the office. 1t the 2 rep of serfous uprisings in this countr negroes | sampls of the: acohr of news | this ce we may be the vic- < of some bad advertising in thet republi The obbling | Fhas Juld huve a better un- | derstanding of the hi and know that it to Christms ory of his trib These wheo ha 1 the $20,080 for Mrs, Pankhurst's fund must | follow Ler teur destruction closely to see that th their ¥ werth of broiken wind pouring and general defiance. to be white world for the movement by tm ¢ he | | ser- | mons deesn’t s omi There must be grealer activity fight, Don’t Fuss With Mustard Piasters! There's no sense in mixing up a mess of mustard, flour and water and ing everything all mussed up when you cdn so easily relieve that pain soreness with ~a littla clean, MUSTEROL R OT 1 whit USsT made of pure ofl of mustard and other helpful ingredients, combined in the n of & pleasant It ent takes the place of tard plaster, and whil the oul will not MUSTIE fram blist relief “Ponsil- gives at Bronchitis, inst Sore Ihto daylight: You ean IF YOUR FRIEND HAS A PLAYER-PIANO BUY YOUR CHRIST- e Yolie “nouse and S birn al a Gost 80 SUENE b e MAS GIFT NOW. a8 to' be within e el el Only Twenty More Business Days Before Christmas ] Lumbago, Back or Join prains, , Bruise Chilblains, Colds of the Chest (it monia.) At your druggist’s, in | and 50c jars, @ special large hospital | size for $2.50. | Accept no substitute. | If your druggist can- not supply you, send Rheumatism, Pains Aches of the Sore Muscl: Frosted Feet, prevents Pnes and tric Lighting Outfits THE G. S. 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