Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 7, 1914, Page 4

NORWICH BULLE TIN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1914 Forwich Bulletin and Gnué e : $6.00 a yean t the Postoflice at Norwich, ond-class matter, Telephone Calis: siness Office 480 ulletin Editorial Rooms 35-3 Bulletin Job Office 35-2 mantie Office, Room 2 Murray Telephone ~ Wednesday, Jan. 7, 1914, ern Commecticut to four times larger than that of any in Norwich. It is deiivered to over 3,000 of the 4.053 houses in Norwich, reac by ninety- three per cent. of +1c pesple. In Windhem it s delivered to over 900 houses, Putnam and Danielssn to over 1,160 and in ali of these places it is consid- ered the local daily. Eastern Connecticat has forty- and from three i The Circulation of - | i The Belletin i PoThe B has the largest H ; circulation of any paper in East- f m nine towns, ome hundred znd sixty-five postofiice districts, and sixty rural fres delivery routes. The Bulletin is sold in every town and on ali of the R. F. D. routes in Eas Connecticut. CIRCULATION average sesassssen average. SMALL SAVINGS. it comes to tea exampl nished by much other Just’ az the Girected ernme present to the s on each meal of Gourse i there w but one of may have each steamer equipment fo es as they may occur from w v withou should this be so of vessels but it t the freighter: jon mi equipment se but heing quired and in in rea cuch emer; nothing like being prer many more lives conld saved by the help obta searchlight is uncert have permitted the c: exhavsted all the othe sistanca in- his Dessenslon which 2s'it was he was cies there Flow, NECESSITIES FIRST. In view of th ana s railroad etved in car or two, b fon s interesting res vation easy way of reaching ihe top as an attraction to summer sitors Public necessity did not de muna it an of the com- the priv- with a sensible In being called an eutiay " of cailed for the com- zed its responsibil condition, and sne sdoubledly obtains in that tion of Massa tes, there are al- plenty of demands for extension meet the demands ) serve the convenien from which an adequ veturn can be assured public : corporations. These should come first before the attempt is made to sink a #mall fortunc in the consiruciion of a line which will have uncertain returns and then during enly a small part of questionably done a service for that, section of the state and the corpora- | tiom Necessities service and in some instances in wages | RAILROAD CHANGES. The fact that it has been announced that there is to be a curtailment in hould come first. New Haven road is not a_cause on the for surprise. ural result of the past and the cours i the place the road conditios ta is to ns o Rather fs it but the nat- of the! be expected i adjustment whith must ta be upon a paying basis. Whatev are made will be made becavse it & been dete: ed an nd ame W portanity e lad tnder One the iness oused a New v job of wnd from ed to be any whitc South American beef. from is necessar reason to beliey and for them. as evider Earl in th rin the | Will Perpetuate What Caused High f peaches, Cost of Living and Panics. e market — e of | Mr. Editor: Am just in receipt of | tna rderful - document s the banki ). abbreviated to Fi Act. Somewhere 1 have read the mou labored and} isht forth a It applies nervous the Jersey red kind of ad in incre: opening of the b tion bot aration Haven, of who are tnowstorm rem e bl th mal a highly 2nd municip: the » stockholders j and where wait Ppe ned sat Tt and coast wl has so much publi m would probably Tu along wit ert for t has a wide New Y wro the rest but herin, st that W W will it (o prese ave probably conts and i nsatior except plans it The deportation of “Mott in Colorado seems to o ated by the same motive n Mover from Calumet agijator is remosed eld house 1 for Tt is t 1 ng naressmen w imptt it 1rni son. now ill the b - nt i n W act mo aper- desirable trait ally. ce of taking aerial loops avite general the habit will not hecome to remove cautfon and ed fatalities. o be nsed ndi - demands will ds upon the out- the Boston over from ali- go0d i for 1 the her” Jones heen actu- which re. In each Having been downtown the woman glared at her iy when he made a shopping, husband speechle simple remark- hen sh him as took -a lon; { began. “You dom’t see why i me all day to do so few echoed. “Well, allow m the veil fr Tam. wandering idly f the birds. you try to go streets woay th remember nest you f e and ch a dry | whea I { r people ho sce the high us in poss t to watch out s tumble, very poor I st it will « petuate the the hi people were cost of 1 told passed the from th: P t doe lezi L. not Where does co to ecreate curr stem ? B a short s to creat ban dear do no wrol in North Fra public ery T | all are solicitous th A mome ensad | interest_which _shail £ We belie permanent re | leads fair minded peopl and face the churches in the | wh rests t question commu they repr that the ng o himself and for his neig] worth while for \iim to that these churches of Jewish, Greek, Roman Protestant-—are all stri these ideals and press lives of their several and would lose their rig! churches if they other than high stand: talwart citizenship? well for five type of personal ch answer to these good cili: e to these the best nship ous life of the co ne the view sion of zen cherishes a high ethic taught morals and good citizenship are help- training and protection the same care for the su poor; the fhici should the s of their doos complacent eiti are without chu every habitual present « ation, Then if there i organizations all day e Jabbed in two loose hairpins viciously, glared at g Lieath and t should take errands,” she ne to remove m ‘before yeur evesA\Wil- | I suppose you think I've been the ' shopping | as- a libinders. told going to only L observe gination, 0d of its W t ing, the and cind, | clevators. In ten minutes I had surged thought I would dash in and buy some lingerie ribbon and match moth- er’s silk in the half hour before I was due at the dressmaker's. My dash ended abruptly inside the ‘door, be- millions of other womeh were ise engaged in dashing. The cold molasseslike flow of the rowd at last landed me before the to the front row only to learn that those elevators went down, not up- ward. “Repeatin cess at anether nd I had surged ¢ to find myself For ©m- reached the second I stoed in twenty hag- for a selt in ment fifth nt and a clerl aisles down and Arriving (here, T frames and bou- pan assured me the south actually The 18- over me just N and whispered it was the north front of the I shauld be secking. T beljeve it was that I found. Coming Uy stumbled on the ¢ of the floc i waited y t- tended to the wants of five other cus- | tom and aved every pos- = he one like must have - believed that theast base- hefore a row of ele- o g0 down only | th: ejected fr the elevator too heavy | | | | and when head 1ssed b ency or Certainly Toney and ifferent thin vears, ars, and »vernment as | Each with w'd better his Ne Some Use at Last. m NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA, GAS OR INDIGESTION 3000 2sts “Pape’s Diapepsin” dig | grains food, ending all stomach misery in five minutes. e its promises have it to| S oo people. Great| Time it! Pape’s Diapepsin will Cit2 That fan’t |est anything you eat and overcom s to redeem |Sour, gassy or out-of-order stoma . rely within five minutes. e If your meals don't fit comfor st 1 diff E instead government ld to re- e missing then, and to p it with Gre ke it that way power and can srrespo ommended to and we not prove spurt of expend it will nday may and What the stand fo and « et citi al for | is it not | the fa hbors, face Cathol ving to them into the ! constituencies, ht to be called | or tolerated | ards of a aracter, public detachment from these cente; hcal teachfig or are they each e harder by one's separation from unsympathet titudes toward religlous organizations W le business it Is to create and ne ish loyalty to high ethical standards Let him also ask and find an answer to the question whether we should | have the same ordered life. the same for young life; ffering and the jent chari the cit the mos to live in a city to which enis to throw one’ that siand for in_ personal, and commercial lite, and not treat them as negligible gantities wh we can disresard »r 1d n our way ? If t-Church move- .+ questions and get them ations ard the churches a finite Tis thit will he permanent in the munity H. HOWE. inter- | o | Get from your pharmac cent case pe's 4 dose just as soon as you e will be no sour ri od ach gas or ested hea the in five minutes from all stom- s waiting for you at any dr | Thes: & store e cent cases comtain enough “Pape’s Diapepsin” to keep the entire family free from stomach dis orders and indigestion for many months. It belongs in your home. | living, | which, if accepted,, would make for the | finer grades of character and a more | Would it not be | him to ask again whether RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT The ORRINE treatment the Drink Habit can be used with absolute | onfidence. It destroys all des! whiskey, beer or other alcohol ulants. Thousands have succe: for used it and have been restored to lives |t sobriety and usefulness. Can be | {glven secretly. Costs only $1.00 per | {hox. 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There are exactly 50 Suits in the lot, representing the surplus left on a manu- facturer’s hands after filling a large order. Every Size Is Included In the assortment every size is included — regulars 34 to 44, stouts 38 to 46— so that we can fit about everyone to begin’ with. These Suits are made of fine quality black undressed cheviot, and are cut in the ==>latest style. They are splen- didly lined throughout and faced with gros-grain Silk. In a word they are high- grade, dependable Suits, in all that the term implies— made by a high-grade Oaxlor whose productions are sel- dom, if ever, scxd at less than $25.00. Beginning Today, and while they last, we will offer these 50 Suits at the remarkably low price of $14.95 This offering is worthy of the consideration of every man who ever has occasion io wear Full Dress Apparel and who is not already provided with it. REMEMBER—there are only 50 Suits that can be offered at this price, so to be sure of getting your siz don’t delay. EVENING DRESS GVERCOATS In connection with this Special Sale of stock — Men’s Full Dress Overcoats, -~ made of good quality Thibet C!oih,;b silk lined throughout and silk faced to edge—our regular $20.00 value at. . . ° In our Men’s Department we carry at ail times a complete line of Full Dress Requis “Frisbie”” Full Dress Collars, at Full Dress Neckwear, at 15¢ and : Full Dress Suits we offer from our own FULL DRESS REQUISITES Full Dress Shirt and Cuft Bution Se two for 2 - each ¢ each, 50¢ ud Men’s Full Dress Vests, newest styles, to $3. Men's 11 Dress Shir plain and with fancy self- striped bosom—also the new Soft Dress Sh < » and “Arrow” | St The Porteous & Mitchell Co. DR. CU R ;AMBERI.A].N: 1647 Dvntal surgeon | Adam’s Tavern In charge of Dr. S. L. Geer's practics | 1861 during his last illness. | e R e MoGrory Building. Nerwich, Gonn. | branda of Neas of & uuw:(..f& E }‘fl: rian u, Pilsuer, Scotch | |C. & ¢ | Hui P Nourish- L] | Ing_Ale, r Ale, Anheuser, | Buaweis d Pabst Lower than ever in price. Better and more for your money than ever be- fore. 1914 Overland is here| A. A. ADAM, Norwich Town Telepaone 447-13 held at Monday Demonstration will convince you the automobile of the year to buy. M. B. RiRE& AUTO CO. AGENTS, | Telephone. 19 Chestnut Strect THE DEL -HOFF .. European Plan 75 cents per day and up HAYES BROS., Telephone 1227. 26-28 Broadway Rates THER Eastern leun for business rea ng medium 1B al to The Buls (= THERE 15 no savertsing medium in Eastern CudLecticut egual to The Bul- Jetin-fox Gusiaess cesl e [AUDITORIUM LAST CHANCE TO SEE CAPTAIN HERO and tiis 8 POLAR BEARS LILLIE LANGTRY in HIS NEIGHBOR'S WIFE, . . Thres Reels BLACKBURN ROVERS . w.....Great English Football Picture MUTUAL WEEKLY AND FATTY’S FLIRTATION Evening Evening I DAVIST " [ T ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY—A STELLAR AGGREGATION OF GRANU OPERA SINGERS from the BOSTGN OPERA HOUSE PRESENTING VERDI'S TUNEFUL OPERA “LLA TRAVIATA?> Preceded by a Splendid Concert Programme. of Grand O Centers. Prices—50-75-$1.00-$1.50 and $2.00 é DAVlS T BROADWAY ONE NIGHT ONLY SATURDAY, JAN. 10th F..C. Whitney Presents ookora [} ) NNELLY (THE ORIGINAL MADAM X) BT “MARIA ROSA” A THREE-ACT DRAMA OF PURE PASSION (By Angel Guimera) With LOU-TELLEGEN (From The Theatre SARAH BERN HARDT, PARIS) PRICES—$1.50, $1.00, 75c, 50c, 35c, and 25c SEATS ON SALE THURSDAY AT 10 A M. Thursday TRE L The Finest A ti pera Singers Ever Heard Outside of the Big Gr:gnfldn‘gp‘l:: SEATS NOW SELLING HEATRE Today and Tomorrow Only THE FILM SENSATION The Night Shadows of New York A STORY OF TODAY IN 3 REELS BY THE IMP CO. FUN ON THE BRINY A MUSICAL COMEDY WITH 10 PEOPLE. MOSTLY GIRLS e et R ste et i S AL. HARRIMAN BALDY BELMONT—WANTED, A WIFE The Crazy Janitor | Crystal Comedy with Pearl Whi COUNTRY STORE NIGHT THIS FRIDAY. -Kemy Lots of Presents ANOTHER HAP WARD SHOW COMING MONDAY Buy Your Tickets in Advance Colonial Theatre MATINEE Sc CHARLES McNULTY, Mar. EVENINGS 10c 1000 Feet—“THE HOUSE OF DISCORD,” Biograph, Part 1—1000 Feet 1000 Feet—"THE HOUSE OF DISCORD,” Biograph, Part 2—1000 Feet 1000 Feet—"A FACE FROM THE PAST,” Edisen, Part 1—1000 Feet 1000 Feet—"A FACE FROM THE PAST,” Edison, . Part 2—1000 Feet “THE REAL IMPOSTER,” and “A PiLL BOX CUPID,” ..Big Comediss REMEMBER! PICTURES CHANGED EVERY DAY hE THAMES NATIONAL BANK NORWICH, CONN. Statement January 3, 1914 DEPOSITS $2,240,954.83, Secured by $4,981,449.19 AS FOLLOWS: Cash, and Due from Reserve Agents and Banks ......$ 729,102.54 Bonds and Securities ....... 1,050,628.00 Loans and Discounts ....... 2,031,718.65 —— $3,811,449.19 Additional and Contingent Security— Banking House ....- $ 170,000.00 Stockholders’ Liability 1,000,000.00 $1,170,000.00 Total Security for Deposits .......... $4,981,449.19 U. S. Deposits and Circulation ......... .... $161,720.58 Secured by Bonds ................ ... ... 169,448.75 | Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits ..... $1,748,222.53 THE LYHNE LAMP 1Nlr,w Full M||I|new MFORT HNE LAMP. reflection. LY A perfect lig out any your Electric his stock of Lyhne L The C. S. Mersick & Co. Distributors for Connecticut n to show you mps. New Haven, Connecticut A Zne assorument of latest u,xc: n Gout: and’ News MRS. G. P. STANTON, 5 t. 52 Shetucket Street o conta and I 1 PIANO TESL ZAn pelfers et J. F. 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