Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 8, 1913, Page 4

NORWIGH WLLET‘N, justment of the question possible. Tt | is an effort in the proper spirit for the breaking down of the bitterness | Which has arisen over this legislation, | % . |Even thoueh it will be some little \ h ga”ehn time before the bill passes and is put into operation the time is ripe for s any overtures n the way of a com- nnd @oufied promise which are going to be made. THE HOUSEWIFE - e In Paris low suede shoes, |laced to d d 117 YEARS oLD WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. Keep a bowl of water at hand n| o™ Ui, Troad colored ribbons, are l O ay an I omorrow which to dip the fingers' when hulling | (008 Wi 0 GHCrest of silk stoekings WOMAN IN LIFE AND IN THE KITCHEN, THE MUSICAL TREAT OF THE SEASON BROADWAY OPERA CO. in_a Revival of GILBERT & SULLIVAN'S Famous Comjc Operas o! Wednesday - Thursday Friday-Saturday %?-l"g. xg:;'g;‘y | THE yM[KADO l H. M. S._ P‘NAFORE STORE CLOSED g and, when tied about SUGGESTIONS FOR o figure well.” easily as ribbo; the waist, “fit"n'h hich has recefved DRESS BAGS. coloring, and very becoming it is, if | somewhat striking. Of course, such a In the average house closets are not | hat jg at its best, like all the smail i built to eliminate the dust of the at- | njinery of the moment, on the young nance of a stand- | mosphere. It is for this reason every | goqo r and peddler | suit to discard the in-|case or covering. t cales and | made a lttle more than the width' of ern Connecticut and from three tents n the past and | he flanhatian 121-125 MAIN STREET to four times larger than that of alls for constant inspection in order # Colonial Theatre MATINEE 5o CHARLES McNULTY, Mar. EVENINGS 100 MATINEE 5o CHARLES Mo e e 20 .—BRONCHO BILLY GETS SQUARE— fi. G. M. Anderson’s Two Reel Western Masterpiece “THE CLOCK STOPPED,” ........ ..Blograph Detective Drama any in Norwich. It is delivered to over 3,000 of the 4,053 houses nd gown should have its own re case should be | MENDING HORSE BLANKETS. H in Norwich, ar | read by ninety- three per ceat. of the people. In i H H H i ger to slip the dress or' suft| If a horse blanket is torn spread it under each tear. Mix a thick paste of flour and water and spread all around stment, ! t Windhem it i3 delivered to over 00 heuses, i@ Putnam and Danieison to over 1,100 and in For the purpose of giving the people | or capping iruit for preservim v Lodge, Frank Nelson, Joe Smith, Chas. Wal- T Subscription price 120 a week; 500 4 | of Springfleld an idea of the import. | LTS Irult for preserving. ey o o 1 PEOPLE—tnoluding Bie ool tow: Nina - Strom: wonth; JRED.E ance of the work in the various de- | Wet a rag in kerosene and stuft it|™" WILL RE-OPEN — e R T Entered at the Postoffice at Norwich, | Partments of the city, the municipal | Into the Tathole in the shed and the Tat| mule and velvet meckbands will b | - (] FEATURE Witch of Salem 2 Hapt Eve. at 7—%0-15-20c Conn. as second-class matter. exhibit fdea is bound to meet with ex- | Will come no more to that hole. pepular for fall owl:\g to_r‘l:zelln.rge e PHOTO PLAY oming = _ ]ecellent results. This will be found of surplice neck bodices, The low necks ik b 241 A plece of garden hose makes an = d dres ko the use W d d D loth true i ach branc] 7 on waists an resses mal Telephone Calls: it e HhEea \[f",hmfll" Agpe Will | jgeal carpet beater. While stout 10 | o mockbands of narrow velvet vers eanes ay, eC. Bulletin Business Office 480 & s e Sy v:n n that | dislodge the dust, its flexibility pre- | ecoming to mest wemen. Min. Tues IToRIUM DEC. S tiocin Taatsariel Mueud of the sealer of welghts and measures. | vents the wear and tear given by the ik s I b | fass o e e e e e L o o ot bt v A 8-5-10 Willimantic Office, Room 2 Murray | Of importance to every household ard S g at the back of the waist line and the —__________-——l—_ Sl """Tf,,pm: = | 0o better evidence of the value of | A moistened newspaper, resting. on | plain, closely fitting skirt—at this point WONDER .OF Piiion, — | such service is to be gained than from | JIYE Javers makes an excellent dust | Jis distinetly eut of the running. = Of omp ete New Stocks The Sa Heras oy Norwich, Monday, Doa. & TO18 | the dlsplay Which can e made of the | W18, Lo% clther the contonts of & car. | course, tie fuliness is between walst| oo o THE — | deceitful apparatus which has been | benrrying do not escape when 8 e e - v i i i g 0ot Knowtma o meneatts o emcps | SLTVIZE it do ot sacipe ‘wher & | e girment muat cline losel o b oF Will read your thoughts direct from mind to mind. . No 3 H the public. Thus dlaring facts are | moistening paper holding it. - ad or pencil used s sented In demonstration of the need | 3 B A millinery novelty which has just L H tIO of Bhieh ;Wdrk. | Whet: the ¥ ext€asive | B8 after constant wear, becomes [ mage its debut is the cardinal's ha: . . - H e n 0 I»x ption involved in false scales and |Shiny and therefore loses its original | Made in soft velour cloth, which has (o] o GEO. WICHMAN KING & GEE H | | Deauty. If sponged with hot vinegar Ao b ci 2 measures is realized it is plainly un- | LE3utY: . o | the “appearanica, if mol' the wearing : Colored Comedians ]]le B“]ld“l ‘r»r Ded ihhl theth S aatoy Chi forsaaen i A e quality, of suede, the hat is in the Clay Artist & 3 at prere S nolilng which | shiny appearance will entirely shape and color of the model from e ————————— e | needs o be checked more than the lappear. The vinegar does not stain ur | which it takes its name. The hat, be- MADONNA OF THE SLUMS 2RS5ioREATURE § The Bulletin has:the largest e public through jleave an odor sides being in the shape of that worn o n. e, y the cardinal, is in the same red £ circulation of any paper in East- 1 by the cardin: iey can be purchased for $1. not include them i but why handiwork f placed upon his weighing machines { (ha opening of the bag the edge of the tear and also on the 3 ——— B “IN THE SAME BOAT, .. ... American Pathe Comedy “.a“o:h.l“ :":‘T *® is consid- §)and measures i Wway, in |inches from the hanger edge of the patch, Pieces of 0ld sweat- | fne leather and folded over and fast: | B “WHEN THE CLOCK STOPPED,” ... Sénsaiional Lubin Melodrame, ere e local y. vhich a greater gen nefit it yepresent the joining of the cloth | ers make splendid patches. Place patch | ened with a snap fastener. It look: Vi | | D EXTRA REEL FOR GOOD MEASURE AN Ghriclaitiohs hes Forty- 1| n " with the uppsr part lapplug CYer ¥ | aver (e tear/with the pastad sideq to: £ e Lo SR EVERY DAY REFLECTIONS [ AN rine towns, one hundred and | (1 reaiiroment in 1 Tor B o e | Aoy o nave he fArone ot wnd 1on Liist & miiute b two borore st | | = sixty-five postoffice districts, 3| e o ¢ Fastenings may be by tane o { ang ¢ and the mend last ws | from that long dusty train or auto ride, e £ .:Y sixty rural free delivery ! DANGEROUS DRUGS. el oy e T ke S R BRI BRI T R RMp e TE o0k A e ot e il e We have received a large stock of Y M- C. A. iy I ' ineksdate which has) ardgked: Naw i bag depends upon whetlier 1t 18 | a good way Lo mend torm out blaces of | 49 When you set out. These handy lit- ink Eor One's Self: ALARM CLOCKS, including the Big | e iings come covered in both tan sed for suits or dresses men’s clothing for patches. & I . nd think Baby B il of which are hd = and biack leather and take up only a | It 18 good to stand apart and thin and Baby Ben a t rt el e g | T e L S it st s B el ertainment Course POSTCARD PILLOW. SELECTING A TRUNK. trifling The Bulletin is sold in every town and on all of the R. F. D. routes in Eas Connecticut. gy T i 1 trunk 15 mot necessarily an | needle cases for travelers. They are | Barity: it is be to have the com-| We also carry a full line CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH The leather postoards cin be fash- | & Bo0d LK 18 BOL T icer | only a couple of inches long and very |Fadesiip of high thinking if their| of Jewelry and Watches of v CIRCULATION L Dillow by Incing them i | o oL I aavamce. 3t v | Litle {hicker than o load pencil: They | Uloukhts are aillof idiencsa or petti- | ll kinds in the be Tuesday Evening, Dec. Sth s of 1o o | eanmot afford a wardrobe trunk, whicn | contain from 50 to 100 needles of ness or selfish desire. We ousht not| ity and workma 1 vi w3 12 e e o o he Lest. of course, be sure and se. | sorted sizes and there's an indicator at | 10 set ourselves apart as better than| "o s liicq are the low- %01 average - gar2 Mher stk herwith | Is the best, of course, be sure ind se- | Soried sizes and there's an Indicator a¢ |15 5, SPUSCINES SR 8 TRHL MG | Our prices are the lo THE. BOSTON SEXTET lect a trunk of skirt length. A paper ap r cretonne linings Sk ; est in town. s B | thit we are different If| We buy and exchange Old Gold, CLUB We have | Silver and Jewelry for their full value. any give Just that number to drop out when the | Umes recosnis se is shaken. Isn't this a convenient | We aim at be direction, ~ which al, and pique 1905, average.............. § 920 1} e the s t ends of the cards, 1ly earmarks of better grades. o vid the d nny of crowds Sxpe: Watchmaker and Repairer. e spposite direction, but sraced trunks are durable, yet less | thing to have for that _proverbial | 0 avold the dc oy ‘[M’m “| Eaperiwa r and Repairer. ; ; T In the < LT it tranica with heand cons | “Stitch in time” that is 50 often needed | their fata i J. OGULNICK & CO., Admission Tickets .......... 50 centa U, ain ma. no- dificulty St lone ot the cards to- | Mark yo unk with initials ve are oft on Ve | eneit 65 Franklin St. opp. Bulletin Building | For sale at the door. 1 enced in an effc 3 draw t through the t may be easily found when rapid | her lifesaver for the girl away | SEpsate, UBfeasonine o \\,‘ e the or carry it it is necessary at a railroad sta- | OR her vacation are thelittle hair curl- 5 BB sigiy chfheningTi NEW YORK REPUBLICANS. i Sesiten aeh i " ¢ is passed. | ood locik. S T OF & epect for dur own » indhy s \main . | e . " situation calls c E e s o en small perforated metal wavers | Spect for ou ndividuality, we The republican conference just con- | gre pan the part of the oW1 sEhoRstEEagR, e sothen] A around which the hair is to be wrapped [ MUSt shu agne! 4 cluded In New York city ht 7 e [Tt i, jhef LRHEN A Toxathngieitine, A DR 8 ) L EMORIS #1018 i into which small drying rods, easi- | in it, yet atest anc I\/ O nique fndieation of a number i & 1 £ 3 L : tal ends, much more readily | Often corsets, otherwise in good con- ed in a gas jet, are to be slipped. [ Be8d ot oclo 1e8 W AL x ¢ &nd needed reforms which t ract T 1 s ndied, wi the effect is very good | dition, will break at the hips. To make t nicest sort of thing for Bten il work for in the futa: e 7 s i e { them as ood as new strips of | S e o e o o . IR stitove. - B beoveht o Srmirar e Sl n over-and-over stitch is|featherbone about four “inches long s & pok m;” minute & the position of some of the leaders of | i fon, 1 the sti are {akcen loosely. &) | flnlshing the ends the same as fur col- i : the Empire stats republican party and | s Iruss fn this cour : S piine Sty e e G ing outside | | indicatos In the suggestfons which | e ne of t curses of | & wr 2L e ;‘m e “ mrecla, 3 Xt RECIPES. miist protest; Som is quite | ! 7 were endorsed that the party is con Hatioh t mtary | . S the cards must be held so tht | Silk dresses that are apt to get thr Orange Pudding_Soak a quarter of | '1i sometimes happens that a man is| Just in from one of the leading manufacturers of classy sta« mitted to legislative action In behalf | and ir tary stan A g S e r, but the actual Aunorf-fl tears are best mended 1| a pound of macaroons in a sca i born Into a circle ir which he is, 80| o o s o y of needed reforms. The conference | cia t recantiy detlare s | stitchery is vd, us the postcard r own ravelings, as thread is differ- | of milk. Beat four eggs with a to speak, a stranger. Heredity is| tionery. Is really worth your while to see as it is so different @14 not adopt each and ev $s obf conndry was sedand o s eitthe n and quite easily { ently = twisted =~ Carefully ravel out|palf-cupful of sugar. Mix and beat all | very selective, and betfer features of | the many suggestions made to it and Serot'd ¢ ks fea. | threads long enough to sew with. Draw | until smooth, then add the juice’f two | his ancestry Lav n emphs S £ R M Cctiee & thom v Y o s bk e = | the tear together, then darn neaily, luy e e e it O e | e X e i and is particularly desirable. ; , - = - A EAUTY. | & paper over and press with a heavy | Pour in a butte ng mold -and | to his character. Some influence £ro might indicats & new era in the 1 r aid is being i aNn ReRcT | ron mot too hot: This is almost In- | betl an hour ard. sauce outside may have helped nim in there were many of the rad tim Rators Startins for & Tenk iy morn- ) visble, made as follow: t to a cream a zthening these points; So t at O A g e s e e B e e e g ok : i Sirins oloms (Ear ) el o ahclies et s pond ur Assortment of | petticoats of pique or poplin closely | son with any favorite flavoring. Whe \re often the | fitted to the figure and finished around | i Joth and creamy pile it rougt Secretary of War Stimson stood prominenily in the adoption of the new friends, notice characteri that seem alien; they try to crush * Holiday Boxed Stationery are amos he - s f t 1 1 the morr= | bottom edge with embroldered | oy g et dish, place where it wlil | them He shows of or Jrinciptas which aze among the of EDITORIAL NOTES au : [ seatiops. "Such a siirt is daintier, less | gt cola ana before serving grate some |amore a crowd of cobies, Te thinks | :1:::-::"1:; of boss rule in the et n to the housew a 7 lermon squeezed | Made of sllk and are worn with e 4 i % 7, | ine, absurdiy wrong says or daes | 3 2 3 hints Tl jlucered lored suits “and closely iited ligh reamed Shrimps on Toast—Wash | uncommol does not care | g i 3 pThe conmfercnce tn endorsing the | b ity £ black coffes | weight wool dresses: 1nd drain one can bf Bavarian shrimpa: | for. thetr ha OMRnk,50 | is unusually attractive. A great variety at all prices, $3.75 B R ity saspestion, nol- T S ; 2 But into & saucepan two tablespoonfuls | ments: he de own manner of % 2 short bailot, a r\mn|]mr§gwwflvr9w-|@ t Sbim i ity ,f, + e il | Rugs which are e ally nice foT | o hutter. When it melts add the same | self-culture life on lines | to 10c and every box a winner. compeamtion law, o state budget sys- | ( s i e e o has blond hatr, alss | SAmmer use can be made by stenciling | quantity of flour and rub smooth, but | that seem to them pr | tem and the revision of the rules of = ray haired siiter. should be TIOBE | aiai inatting. it the: dbmiren ibnpth | Snok brown. sbour on this aqualh At Vo7 TR | vE gl ol 3 = jhers et hely Erbunatyor | pin maltie odt the dbeived SIOBEUN] nillk dnd bring to ® boill, Besion yitn e 3 on record in behalf of progressive leg- | doing Chrisir s [ glory 1 ‘ r dust shows {jug' preventfng any fraying. fnd a Mtile rainced parsiey, add the (] HINTS FOR HOME-MADE T islation. Tt ia & recognition of the de- |10 place ¥ ) i and gray hair in a most gyes or artist's oil paints can shrimps and let the mixture stand on FANCY WORK fihfi din ens mands of the people and the endors 1y fashio and the colc 1d be scrubbed back of the stove until it is tho GRS ment is an evidence that the demands| The m o ¢ = = | e material | st it will soak inio | gughly heated through, then pour over | s . I e oot e e . o : ; ¢ ¢ peroxide of tne Tabric and be lasting, The color | todstea bread | Doily Roll. leading makes and everyone warranted to suit. iy m':_m"' The parts 2 et iy Craee irogen when & cold sore first makes for this work should be rather (hin. DR SR i S 7 > i the oeganization and the strength | shopping. : T K ar Brativ Dutrin s and c¥at caitiy i st eee dusrtars 5 For just seven days more we will accept your old foun«+ NENASSNNEA qarry, into effect these | W > x will in & short time and cuff sets may be made from rick- | fyara T Ve suggested seforms and the conference re is little re > a nte when, of course, the rack braid shaped by means of a cro- || WATCH YOUR STEP! commits them to Such action he scallops, form Lol D e tain pen for $1.00 in exchange for a new pen. d. Then a healing chet design betwee OUTLYING FIRE PROTECTION. | fi v LA | baths should be taken at night! ply-stitched tog i tieat e = The effort in behalf of tows cooper. The countr sident’s | just before bedtime. They are apt to | lormed into stars 10onds or other Fighting Mexico. ation for fire protsction which has | attack of i rip. re ze isting i is the be shapes. A band of this croc { Do y' know, I bet if they’d turn me been suggested and given no little | that it 1 r 3 ¢ ~ip for ward, One | rickrack ‘~‘1‘«‘ Lot ‘Li nside out ‘d find me a coward thought in this siute, for the benefit | tack .f t ! T e | e A antine oot Lo coveri wawy | goat.this gulnl o i Dy siness sit S - s of the towns which arc without 2 | =y | Ele cositiyely bad e L et hce i SIhEE [l SR For all classes and in large variety from the really choice to . well demonstrated in Rhode Tstand re. | of apse. Tha state was s quite cold belts. For beauty and durability no | Einel rg% the amusing ones for the youngsters. recently where a Newport motor fire | as g to me she was to | other trimming for uhderwear can | S2OU! R oliite engine was sent to assistance of | COMe is countr ; A compare to this rickrack braid. 2 Sl Ll 2 B4 4 PRiaken -xtare tho sative Watertiont | b : : | s B e i o ot s Our lines for Boys, Girls and Children were never bet- was threatencd, # ald would have| Huerta isn't so averse to eliminating | . S e e WH RES. |little extra rotten meat ¥ : 5 2%6 because of the impossibility of get- his act shall .in no way is should be thor-{ 1 Because infertor “Hv;‘v-wl entx ato| This w L e 3 {ing aseistance therc In tim | x i T TR S e Gt e R g YU S The People’s Bocks at 20c are fine. ? RS & S, servd g | G ould be removed with luk, 2. Butter insufficiently beaten with | they was makin' so much money they portant fire problem solved througl e SecaprrEn water. Then, when partially | Sugar, or eggs not beate | forgot they was any people that had modern equipment departments with motor appar: greatly increased not only clency and economy in operation for the locality to be served but it resulted in showi The mixture is beaten after the| rig Them greasers got mad abo added. it, an’ they chased that fellow Diaz Mismanagement of over clear o rope. An’ ‘en they Kes not tested to see if they are | ‘lected th’ that done th' cha; to be their president flat on| “That didn’t please them rich ginks oney or vaseline should be! n’ Holiday Greeting Cards or left in tin or put receptacles seem to be | QU e SNBSS 1 avai " 3 s table to cool, whereas they should have| a little bit, so they had a lot o . 3 a . 5 were availabic for much of the wui- | b e beef ars | ost_suitable of all fabr e e e The kind you like to send. They are new, rich and the sen uriean dlstrice, Thia demonstration nas| here, but t . g summer fancy work and s will b6 found very useful to|am Aret hing. wWe knew they was g : : : Kiven rise to the necessity of perfect- R e Rt ler sized baskets come in WORAer- | those who_use soap bark for cleaning | bangin’ away at th’ Y. M. C. A. 'En timents are especially choice and fitting. ing the cooperation on the part of R o 09 pound | Lully aitractive shapes to be trant:|clothes; Mako a ‘three-inch cheose- | they got th' mow president out in ‘a towns surrounding large centers to| o e S b | i i btocking | cloth bag; fill with soap bark and sew an’ shot him full o holes, avail tiemseives of such important] oz o e s osE | up end. ' When wanted se, place h Dblokes wants to have 5 % Protection. Where Hhorses §i The- Sragaiue Loagl S Deen | } 3 Satin bag ai” | bag in basin of warm waier and use as | th’ United States jump in an’ help ‘em t S t 0se endars at e ot s S5 S0 | T e, S e Bavs B 5 o Tt | P T sl o i Sait? Tl 3 o U ity S e g on’t mis ¢ an £9 in & burry because of lack of en- |, take g trip in an ot g S A ee K’“""w'pmg with a dry cloth. After using, | regiment of coupon cutters an’ sendin tiny satin emery and T durance the metor spparatus is sent | with the speed of a train and mod | dry the bag for use again. Make two (’em down right away to fi bags—one for light and one for dark | battles. Take a lot o' them si nt our » 10c, or those Picture Frames at little prices. o in doing ming the outer ern equipment thus brought quickly | |Eriaters of W satin ribbon slter | clothing. fellows that bas their necktie: 1 hend affords a valuable means of | SR g w satin ribben alter”! “For a cure for wasp sting put one- | same color's their socks, an’ make ‘em ic; four and a_ half providing peotection to many of the 25 they are alive there is @ |bDOWK \ wash ribbon 15c to- ale el naif teaspoon powdercd alum in a cup | roll up their pants an' o to war. x ec s, owns, | pden it LR, | of milk, As soon as it curdles, bind | Yow'd have to glve ‘eem shotfun i gy S S e, | great similarity in Sl more pract )s & round and| o, the wound. This cured when évery- | ‘cause they couldw't hit nothin’ with a ade in' this size the roll will hold motlor apparatus offers the | Provisional President Huerta and the | 14l SW¢ ss basket in Roman color- | g else failed and the arm began to | ri doilies up to 27 means of cuiting down the fire loss in | ings. to is attached a huge bag- | ywel] ~ After bitten 10 days this was What's th’ use o' me an’ you get- |\without crehsing :‘)’w}‘xf TR & [Row ot fowes ‘t’*‘ \."‘]M"‘»’""_":)\‘\;l"; :i‘“fl‘l‘\:' applied and cured in a day or two. tin' excited over them silver mines? | " Joldng the chintz diagonally, and cut of Newport and{has and its lining perpendicularly, to = i J ain't drawin’ no fat dividends from |, perfect square. Lay the tube inside who have both held of- | divide them into four . sections, and CONCERNING WOMEN. ‘em. If 1 was, mebbe I'd be in favor | the narrow Dpiece gathering . snugly B 56 fiaines e | disladsine LR T il o war, too. over the ends under the coyored but. . the small as”well as the big com- munity 7 e ST SRGE helr s rired tops, four separata| Miss Frances A, Kelley Is national| “T'd like to set on a fence an’ tons. Bind three sides of the square SRl e X , ief of the service of the national|them milllonaires an’ four flushers 0 |with ribbon, insert the fourth side un. suffrag HOME RULE LEGISLATION, As the time grows shorter before| ewing utensils can - be final action is taken upon the home 3 2 . 5 fight th' greasers, They needn’t hol- ¥ FUhE ol 4 - e e | d, leaving a Space in the center | Drogressive executive committee, Sho | fig greasers, V- nee hol- | der the edge of the roll covering and rule bill for Ireland the disposition | mmEeT e ool main bag for miscellaneous | defines the service in a recent report as | ler for me to help ‘em. I ain't mad at nd neatly together. Roll up ang £ is manifested for the settlement of the | n in Colorade | Of the a “comprehensive method for carrying | Mexico, T bon at each end and in Ulster eontention upon as amicable | an end to the S out political promises to the people. Let them people off if they want|ipe center. Dayton Farmhouse Lighting Outfit lo duys uare gerung v iliustrates the old that it's an ill win from which no one can profit terms as possible. The appearance of Premier Asquith in the role of peacemaker for the second time indi- FURNITURE MIXED. Mrs, Fannie Patterson, president of | Dom’t block th' doorway! Somewhat In Doubt. e Tke oy (idgsOrolads Honig Focalc whera You, ato The Longworth Rifies have been or- association, has announced her de- ! Ve often furniture of several . e ully Sy —_— Hibri a0 ety Do BRoGARIEaaatne T N anized in Cincinnati, but»is Nick get- o an e Lo R S ey Uit Mis| niw Yorkes auto Liliing record fs | e it o i her har-| cision to be a candidate to succeed Innocent Bystanders. sttt ad T Wihter evenings are ai up neerits it har maio| fast outdistancing the gunmen’s palm- | beautiful of themselves and show color | Herself as clerk of the city council. She| Speaking of innocent bystanders, | back his old in Congress at the | Baven Ay mon 1.5, T o and with w ncerity it has main- | jost % HE & ¥ N 5 ' < ; was appointed to fill out the unexpired Ay i b 2 i Dayonet 71 i have a DAYTON |,....Ap . lest day 8- Beniteriber utn, fa-] untts. Sowms. eBehopities aorisa fitat o i there’s John Lind. of Minnesota and |point of the bayonet?—Boston Trans- e ALIAYXED favors a compromise of the contro- AR Pt this is not absolutely necessary if | f1e oee. 7= eleciC, Bi8 Wil s oo into daylight. You can versy points unmistakably to the rec- is ob THEGRARE fo 2 | selections are made with thought of | fiFst woman in Indiana to hold = an jiEne. your house and . portant fact in the Hetch | 3 elective office. barn at a cost so shght ognitlon of the necessity of maintain- | He dontroversy that a California | S0 u8ic beauty and color harmony, @8 to be within the dng peaceful conditions. The Wister| congressman who favored (1 i e 2 ¥ . o reach of anyone. Write : . Jngressm: ho fa d the bill in ICTATE! F FASHION. York, Pa., is to have an old maids 2 S aioR B o leaders have been carrying forward | the house is now opposcd (o 1t. e DICTATES OF -TASHD home, Anna Loulse Gardner, 2 spinster, . 1 L BT e their cause with increased conviction | has evidently heard from home. Evening gowns of a plain color with | having left $400.000 for that purpose. J¢ - THE C. 5. MERSICK & CO Sole Agents for Con- necticut, of late and the declaration of the four principles by Premier Asguith in hold- Mrs. ing Gut the olive branch to the In- |funds to France. Her $20,000 are liable = —— 2 draped overdress of the metallic em- | it to be for middle class spinsters and - = o ankhurst hus sent her war | brolamed wiiton e besatitar ¢ €™ 1 Buflt ‘accordinsiy<a_ litile better| Get a Small Trial Bottle of Old-time, Penetrating than 2 poorhouse and a Iittle less o ey lor meain is seen in | beantiful than the mansions of the poor ‘'St. Jacobs Oil. surgents recoguizes the force of their | to create more destruction than the | The long shou 3 b 274-292 State St, E ire 260 o) 1 © | the new blouses that have any shoulder | of proud lineag No paupers nor in- New Haven, - Conm representations, entire 260 million which the French | (im Ut ail: others are cut on kimono | Sae Women are to be ept there, but Even though the premjer is favor- | government Seeks for war- prepa abie to a compromise this simply in- | tions, creases the insistence of the nation- o TR A youthful and pretty lines with the seam entirely lacking. | it is an attractive home for unmarriel| An1 Backache is gone! cannot injure and doesn’t burn, women of Pennsylvania. Quickly?—Yes? Almost instant re- | the skin, TrytheElectric Light Treatment JONATHAN SMITH, Nef from soreness, stiffness, lamenc Straighten up! Quit complaining! neing frock alists for the bill as it Stands and| Inasmuch as Speaker Clark advised | is made of white taffetd, the skirt hav- | COMFORTS FOR THE TRAVELER.|and follows a gentle rubbing|Stop those tortuous “stitches.” In a|for Rheumatism, Troubles of the Cir- 30 Town St Norwich. indicates the amount of work which is | the - delegation of boy and girl corn |iN& many flounces, like the taffeta e with “St. Jacobs Oil” moment you will forget that you ever | c Jation or nerves. Dealer in OILS, GREASES, and faced in endeavoring to put it into|growers from Ohio to “stick to the | IFOCKS of long ago. u-or\mlii' _vishm}.:u:v m\'&"hdm;'n \‘I;\l:‘x;h‘l):; “;xpn]y this :»l;..m...‘.g, Bametrating ofl had a because \;’w.,-‘y“ hustsor SCIENTIFIC CHIROPODY GASOLINE + effect 2 Goacbar | ru 5 AP e e M R Ll - hey seem wl ve st e directly upon the ache, and like magic, | be stiff or jame, Don't sufier! G . | Bomener, for conterenges s oot | i e eotc s Bt he irobe | e wide woven girdles in plain o | thom. First there's thal nice littie bit | reliet comes. | St Jacobs O 19 & | usmall (rial botile of St Jacovs OIL* JAMES DAWSON A Full Supply Always on Hand. Salions & confbence Heoged v - Sellen over the | two-tone o s are finished with a ] of lamb's wool apaut four or five inches | harmiess backdche, lumbago and | from vour dr st now and get this Room 26 Central Building PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL for © hfih‘. towards #he best ad- | Baltimore convention. long fring 'hey do not crush 50 in size, covered with a pretty piece of | sclatica cure which never disappoints |lasting relief, Lady Assistant Norwioh, Cenn, Stoves 3 Specialty. Telephone 315, AR ]