Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 20, 1914, Page 4

pe—— Horwich Bulletin and Goufiee ishment .but by such means and au thority as the practice in peaceful times would demand, Castillo like the other refugees from Mexico has come under the care of the United States. His stay here would seem to be indefinite or until peace is restored in his own country, or state 118 YEARS OLD where the crime was committed. How undeserving he may be of the atten- Subscrij month; $6.00 a year. Entered at the Postoffice at Norwich,. Conn. as second-class matter. n price 12c & week; 50c a tion which must be given him, under the circumstances there seems to be Do other course to pursue. Even de- portation would not be dealing out the proper justice to that country or, be Telephone Calls: Bulletin Business Office 480 Bulletin Editorfal Rooms, 35-3 Bulletin Job Office 35-2 2 Murray Willimantic Office, Room insuring Castillo the punishment which belongs to him. With this addition to our responsibilities our burdens in con- nection with the Mexican situation are on the increase. Building. Telephone 27 THE REPUBLICAN PARTY. T g g m— Dwelling upon the fuivre of the re- Norwici, Friday, Feb. 20, 1914, publican party it is a Stronz articls “ which former President William H T Taft wrote for the Saturday Evening o - Po: Tt consistent with the stand The: Circulation of El hn i ned s aen 1 support $lof the principles of the par with 5 £ emphasic upon the necessity of sound- The ,Bn“mn 2| ness. e refers to the lesson of the " $| immediate past and in doing =0 shows his convictions to be as firmly fixed The Bulletin has the largest g"a,. cver, that (HEAONTARHOn ot the ciroulation of any paper in East- §|paric must be properly constructed ern Conecticut and from three §1: i¢ through that, the upholding of its to fourrtimes larger than that of §|principics .and the presentation of afy in Norwich. It is delivered §|strong rather than a weak front that to over!3,000 of the 4,053 houses §(i° will continue to be a party of ac- in Norwich, aid read by ninety- oD I aTL. L - three per.ceat. of the people, In §| O¢ only his hovefulness but hic MEiehiion 1t s CallA NS ved’ 1 Fonroence of the Tetim fo poWer, of 900 houses, in Putnam and s el L EBhor Danielson to over 1,100 and in \ = indicated by his declaration that ali of these places it is consid- §|-we can siand temporary defest OF ered the local daily. §|fico is ngt essential to the party’s ex- Eastern.Connectiout has forty- §|istence: but if we conceds the prin- nine ‘towns) sne. hundeed: and ilt.p'\ ihat are essentlal to the matn- sixty-five postofide districts, ${tenance of our present government and’ sixty rural free delivery §|We Seem to vield to any sociatistic proposition: if we rebate a lot of our The Bulletin is sold In every ¥|pendence of ihe judiciary, and of we town and on all of the R. F. D, §'accent as our leaders men whe are not routes in Eas | Conhecticut, §sound in regard to these thinge we | shall destrov our power for usefulness CIRCULATION ]5na our rigne 1o exint > Mr, Taft does not believe in throw- 1901 Average..ese...... $ling out sop to bulld up a weak and| i unstable structure. Rather Is there 1805, average...... more to be gained for the party | §| throush attracting votes because of the ACTION ON WATER LINES. It is no small task which is im- posed upon the Interstate Commerc commission by the applications which have been made thereto by the rail- roads, in accordance with Dermission to retain the w law, ter for which come under the provision of the | Panama canai act forbidding such own- ership. It is provided that the commis- sion has the right to pe ership to continue if it is found that such lines are non-competitive or are an aid to commerce. Appeals in large numbers have been made to this fed- eral body from lines which are owned upon both coasts and in the Great Lakes, The railroads which own sueh lines, in which the Sound lines of the New Haven system are Included are not only justified in the course which they are taking but throughou s sec- tion Bave the support of the business interests and public'in the desire that the Hnes be retained. Tt is therefors a responsibility ¢f no small magnitude Which rests with the commission, Care must be exercised riot to interfere with commeres in a why which will be det rimental to business. Such would mean that the legislation would cause harm rather than good. As in the case of the Sound lines evidence can be shown of the aid which they are in the handling of freizht and their contribution to the relief from conges. tion. Dnless it can be shown that such ownership is actually detrimental and that better results would be sured by the change the commission should as it undoubtedly will proceed with caution DETROIT BALKS. The desirability of slow and sur Progress over the quick and, uncertain is manifested in the result of the vote in Detroit upon the adoption of a new charter. The g on had been agitated in growing city for som time of securing a modern charter In. place of the existing one. It was provided by (he recommended in Strument for the elimination of par tlsan politics in local elections §preferential ballot, the separation of municipal from state and national elections, the conceniration in the mayor of responsibility for the acts of city officers, one alderman instead f two for each ward, the abolishment of the board of estimates, the estab- | lishment of new departments of safety recreation, labor, welfare and arts, an eight hour workday and minimum wage for city smploves and the ini- tiative, referendum and recall, There were many g00d ‘ideas pro- Posed by the new charter but many others which offsét their value, while the great contention which carried ZTeat weight was to the effect that it was within the power of the city | to get these beneficial changes, with out the undesirable in a differsnt way. The charter was defeated about five 1o three, so Detrolt will not give the new charter a tryout, but in an endea- vor to improve an existing government which is ih need of betterment, that city like many others should nef neg- lect its opportunities because of dis couragement. The undertaking twas apparently too radical a change but that city now has and undsubtedly | will take advantage of the declaration that it can get what fs needed in an- other way, by amending and changing the existing instrument. Such ac- tion through modernizing its pre ent charter may yet prove of greater value than the proposed measure, The danger of attempting too much has been revealed, DISPOSING OF CASTILLO. This country finds {teelf in an in- teresting “pasition concerning ths dis- position of Maxime Castills, the Mex- fcan bandit, There is nothing_ie be grateful ubeut in his eapture in (his country theugh the fact that he is ‘where he ean de me harm is eause for some relief. Clastille as the!merpetra- tor of the Cumbes tynnel hprhas, Whe soveral Americans iest their lives, should reesivs ‘srly sucl jusflee ag is due i, He sheuld payliey kis esime but he I8 in the custasy of this ceun- try the eoums of Whigh haie;ne,juris diction sver animes o itled in ‘Abex fco. Hxeupdicion weuldThe ths natuval course in his cuse, buifMeyice has ne eatablished government which is rec- ognized and he can heidsali with only A legal requiverment® direct Tt is hardly (o he expected thal he weuld be tuened over to the rebel forces which Baws nol esigblished a gpvermment. Tines | it such own- sensible sound progressive policy | which party has and unquestion- ably will maintain He should go back to Mexico for puns’ | E | ' bers of the aboyt and the cla men w ny C seniors vot tistics | tire d T ithers o araduates of mbe facturers_are fathers, o ber 49, and MOTOR VEHICLE LAWS. | | York the legis- In-the state of New t < law ana the strensth| P a4 appea uch organization as | ). ' union and «"\"‘ e 1t asdsnianaion | 1 n commendation of such tion the | [aamits. we think, that ihe motor ve-| |1t fails to assure such competence and | |e in driving as are re isite r‘ proposed. Some vital modi ations of [2ho Tak: are fSAsa! IX witl be. foe] | be. 1l to be grafted with their |t New Ye h plenty of examples and C 2 enough aws ton. mo: sib) omplish greater respo import equirement of enfor EDITORIAL NOTES, vesn’t male | 1o | | en Sinb 1e Sailor would have Arctic weather | n corner says: The | rea iav is the fellow who 1 the chilblains. 8 > would be p n front Any ice d n son should be made v lfting the aden The militant who hersewhipped | English baron because he differad with her cause probably plans on enforc {10 votes in the same wa he inauguration date is going ! main the same, March 4. Possibly the president thinks he ha$ upset . dents enough for one vear Henceforth now that the federal have entered the ring it is goinz to beé an interesting fight to see which one will draw the title of “best.” | The b flood of office seekers is ha enotgh to keep back but New York's mayor is getting a double affliction with the demands of the army of un- | emploved | The use of that short fighting word In connection with Llovd George's #peeches in England reminds one that 'unforgettable campalgn of rece: occurrenc | Thé ardent home ruler who 1s urs- | ing the king of Ulster a separate |Province “outside the control of the Orish parliament, is evidently repre- | senting the movement for peace. | | ‘While there appears to be no sure | remedy for graft except everlasting | vigilance and Interest in public af- fairs, Whitman gives the great-| est promise, of at ~leas! proving | temporarily effective in York state. Phe selection of sevelt thus eariy by ihe pragressive leaders for &ubernaterial honers in New York state is of ceurse cimply aiding the f.{»l., in the choice 6f a candidate t 1s impoesiblé to think of candidates being hand k in the new party the suit against Senator Gore was | B0 sGrprise. He wis w vietm of a | feminine frameup which deserves' fo | be discouraged and in a way more dice ¢ New Haven, Feb, Princeton Is the college that the mem- s favor, as in- istical blanks of the hun- d men voted for Princeton and only for Harvard . Dartmouth 10 and dicated by the aherst b for other col were Oxford wrote, “There The favor niors i 9 votes foi confesses favorite reading 19. senior o to graduate. Two William received 13 Various individuals vote lieges and in this long 1 and Heidelberg. One man is no next.” ite amusement of the se- he theater with $4 votes, and r the movies: one chap | rinking beer is his 17 men _vote for dge, and dancing men each out of some 280 members. Five ather talk than carry out an of amusement and six for fussing. Writing sta- e feliow's idea of a good ntly, and playing hearts 46 of the seniors were Yale, the statistics show, them, mer. 46 &ro hants 2 style them- selves sons of business men, are sons of bankers and brokers; 17 clergymen have sons in {he 18 farmers, 15 educators and 13 physi- While the erew absorbing the greater part of the oraanized winter athletic interests at Yale, and while baseball is a closs sec the frack team is floundering along In & man ner really dublous. Yale won the dual track meets last spring from both Princaton and Harvard, the latter quite unexpectedly, as it happened. But at the track meeting the other night in the Trophy room, there was a mere winter training. And Why, it 1s not of chance t for new material work, with the bt e track and the gym 1as ever had. The lack of m are willing te come out and run In the winter months calls attention, to the failure of the freshman c ia o respond to the call for cross-country men, with the result that th tomary meet with Harvard was omitted. In regard to the present situation s of cq the usual saving brings out a lot of track men refer to loaf In the winter And it.so happens that fair- ofien men wifh have worked hard in winter training are edgtd out by 1 smers in the spri But more I Mack and Biily trains consistently and long that scores the 1 for Yale. And in every b e are men wlio ran Next to Yale, olumbia and rarely. the university, “by editorially, versit; to John Divinity ucation. Three cl ed in this vate f for the Since tha | the new through t feed the | | C humanity | 1arvac and a | seeds of troublesome weeds. | not mind the eold if well fed, covers their food snow st es them, Prof. Henry B. Wright, 98, who next R. Mott is perhaps the best | known man in college Y. M. C. A. work in this country, has been appointed to | the chair of Chris school. Fame Yale Cornell 3-1 and Willlams 5-1. | rink has made a decided Im- provement in the team |LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Feed the Birds. Ar. Editor: May I not urge the pub- e calumns of vour peper wild birds umos and suet while the snow lasts? 1 winter birds do splendid work for | ,ix\sreet wisle may be play for a:child, | State—Bridgeport Standard. SOUR, UPSET STOMACHS FIXED IN How the Seniors Look Upon Other Institutions—Interest Light in Training For Track Teim—Oppoflunitiu For Development of Breadth of Interests—Appointment of Prof. White. But for the best interests of the matter has been an methods department, ¥or the By defeating Harvard at hockey 3-1 the Yale seven has kept in the running intercollegiate championship. has defeated P with Th supply o tia guet wnd This professorship has been newly created in memory of Stephen M. Clement through a fund of 380,000 received during the last year. It is in the department of religious ed- Professor Wright is a son of ex-Dean Wright and has been teach- ing history and classics in the college. es of men are to be train- | new | Brown said this week—men for ! | taries of college and city Y. M. C. A' | for the positions of directors in large S | city churches, and for teachers in pri- ting_ schools. classes there is a great demand, and that is constantly growing. first two taken up early, and, as the News urges discountenancing any misbehaviour on the part of the in- evitable small but thoughtless element, { Yale men, graduates and undergradu- | ates, in New Haven should do their | part in making the atmosphere of | the Taft essentially wholesome and worth f its proximity to a great uni- in the Dean secre- Tay in [t is seldom so on March 4 and the g' i g2 % i i - ggee lruz lines.”—Thomas Riley, RILEY Heights, Albany, N. Y. nded &"x“:‘p:fl‘:m‘“’ stimulates. Now’s the time to use it o ""“‘Egan' ot vige, Dol b ek Semaie prcees Fod L grocers an Oonln-ze'”bo\fle. rite for free medical booklet. possiblerefilling; when bottle is e e Whisiey o Roneaor s smety, i il »B8E of these fow simple but | Keawood | s Pure Malt Whiskey time vhen there is a reasomable cer- tainty of the weather being favorable. but shoveling snow w into a high wagon ai work, and men who are Honestl: New Haven Register. day seek such large mmount of money expended by way of preparation is often wasted and thesgreat event.itself is deprived of the olgnity and pomp which ousht to accompany the inauguration of the e” has been once more. grain, 1 winter long by deveurin s of noxlous Insects aul ey do But the and meat scraps to trees and seatter grain and | crumbs on | ter, on & ard tramped snow, or, bet- ‘food table’—a box or board ‘a pest set up out of reach of cats— is a kindness to suffering wild ereg- | tures. Bat it is meve than that, It a publie spirited aet, redounding te e welfare of manitnd, The birds | saved will re) a theusand fold in their work on garden, shrubbery and orchard. Chaff frem the barn fleor | and raps frem the table are fine for | and sunfower sced are splendid. | this wi | tet lof humanity, | warmer weathe Boston, Mass. bare ground relieve the strai Feb. 18, 1914, If we can afferd it, hemp But us each do semething in the name undil i and WINTHROP PARKARD. e e | | ik Iorm:k VIEW POINTS entering college, but the mileage of the congressmen wh Ives under Yale's | s cut down from the present rate of tr or late in|twenty cents per mile, how are they thelr course, <ometimes in their very | going {o satisfy the sleeping _car last races, won their “¥" and swung | porters and dininig car waiter: victory over to the side of the Blue. |iden Journal oy ] AR One of the greatest inducements that| mye hest friends Yale has are thoss Yale together with the four or five| who refuse to consider numbers and Other great unlversities of the east, 1 | jngist that the intellactual standards he opportunity that it offers for the| shall be kept high. If the personal developmen adth of interests in class room associations is Dey urriculum, to the five mary of us believe, Yale, to college man happens | Jive up to the best there is in _her, ¥ _particular time | must hew close to the lines laid down t the call of the extra|hy Mr. Taft and Mr. Stokes.—New of the manifold interests, Haven Journal-Cour social, cultural, and all the e kes for extensiveness, and the| Inavguration day ought to be at a all_that life offers to educated man. The small would the be da ‘AAHI acted A notable able extra curriculum interest Kenda! largely n can, € s and liter sinc: the presence en the uni college, cause far reflectior pply dculum ad- ere are few that com- | interests as does Yale. week’s programme of recitals and exhibitions zzling to a 2 ng college at ¥ sme, and wi ere. If her do not enter or they example of a most valu- the History or & extend Sergeant will felds. Then a me departmer e its opening, but more in the last coupls months, he Hotel Taft has glv and espe the The &itua tlon came to a climax not long ago last week, to be exact—and as one re. sult a number of seniors and a few Students in other academic classes were oxpelled by Dean Jones. The conduet, a little too unconfined in its freedom had unfortunate consequences for them, has had a heneficial effec on the college and on t ot conference hetw the management and directorate of the hotel and the ulty and tndergr of the col has been the forme ereed t certaln specified t of hotel, h feel ffairs down to a sane basis, removing as far as possible every objection. / The facts of the situation concern only a limited number of students: the Taft and its bar and its pelicies do not tou at all the life of a great number of undergraduates, er very RUB RHEUMATISM FROM JOINTS Get a small trial bettie of old-time, penetrating Riieuma. Not ene ca soothing divectly e The poin the skin upox | treatuien; pen Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA BTONS BIRTHOAY WASHN | NOVELTIES Flags, Post Cards Hatchets, Favors, Napkins, Lunch Sets. | MRS. EDWIN FAY Frankiin Square | MAHONEY BROS., Fal | Hack, Livery and Boarding | STABLE | @ guarantee our service to be the | best at the most reasonable prices Is Av. JaniTuWR | PIES, | Phone \Dr. J. M. KING | DENTIST May Building CAKE AND BREAD that cannot be excelied. yoar order. | LOUIS H. PRUNELLE 10 Carter Ave. (East Side) Prompt se: rvice. iephene 1227. |THE DEL - HOFF European Plan Rates 75 cents per day and up HAYES BROS,, 26-28 Broadway “St. Jacobs Oil.” s “pain ony e in fifty re Stop dre ating 0 the “tender instantly pain. 1 vhich never uires intert 1 Rul cam small trial for tackache, Quit complaiuing! le “SeTS from ana and a oIl is neuralgia, spralns, re and in just stiffness. Get acobs.| rheu- | president of the ‘United States—New Tunicipal Britain Herald. | the mind of anyone who reads i the proposition i3 permeated The number of applications for | illegality. To establish a enow-. ing work at such a.time as t.‘l!:h)(:‘:lp:m fair test of the un- | 8rs, expressed or impited, employed. Showellng the mow off a|granted to Bridgeport by frant sidemnil forty feet long and | charter or the which the general laws of ith a big scoop | man’s work in need of employment.— buried The opinion of the pres- ent city attorney leaves no doubt, in that with muncipal ice plant is clearly beyond the pow- are city" the FIVE MINUTES--PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN BEST FOR INDSGESTION, GAS, HEARTBURN AND DISPEPSIA —IT'S GREAT! When yeur meals don't fit comforta- blw, er what you eat lies'like a lump of lead in pour stemach, or if you have heartburn, that is a sign of in- digestion. Get from your pharmacist a fifty- cent case of Papes Diapepsin and take a dese just 4y Soon as you can. 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'for children ‘Highest in nutrition—it con- tains 'more gluten—for it is a blend;of the world’s choicest wheat.§ Spring for strength— sWinter for flavor. ; Makes the .best bread,and is equally good for those dainties the children love—cookies and cake. A Book of practical home-baking recipes—for bread, twists, knots, horns, rusks, rolls, cakes, cookies, pies, ‘tarts and puddings—sent FREE for the asking. ~ yEre 5 > N For real economy buy Heckers’ Flour by the barrel. Also in big and little bags. At all grocers HECKER-JONES-JEWELL MILLING CO. NEW YORK QUEENSTOW! LIVERPGOL ‘A SHOETER SEA VOYAGE = SUPERIOR ACCOMODATIONS Winter Rates = Special Tours PARIS BERLIN *Gacries only One Gabin and Fhicd Elass lums- Apply te Local Agents er 126 State Street, Boston ATy WAy REUAUWAY Banner Bill for Saturday VER VALLIN TRIO Singing, Music and’ Dancing BONETTI BROS. Daring Slide For Life. HAHN and OWEN Comedy Singing and Taiking Duo —_— OUR MUTUAL GIRL and 3 Other Great Reels LOUISA M. 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Juisows Slater Memorial Hall at 8 o'clock Kathleen Parlow The Greatest Woman V.elinist TICKETS $2.00 on sale at ThenToggeri' Shop 291 MAIN STREET Correct Wear for Men The first purpose of this shop is to offer an alternative to men who dis- criminate between dress as a me following after current fashions, dress as a means of distinctive sonal expression. of Mill Ends SALESROOM OPEN 8 a. m. to i2 m. ip.m.to 5p.m Daily and Saturdays until 11 a. m. store Geo. and per- Everything in fashionable accesories to Men's Dress for Town, Country, Moter- ing or Sporting wear. JAS. C. MACPHERSON Norwich, Cenn, The Fenton-Charnley | EMAH Building Co., Inc. b fimflfiflm‘s Take Taftville or Willimande eare GENERAL CONTRACTORS NORWICH, CONN. GECRGE G. GRANT Undertaker and Embalmer 32 Provide--~ St., Taftville Promv: attention to day or night calls. Telephone $30. aprliM WFawl DR. F. W. HOLMS, Dentist y We hzve received a large stock of ALARM CLOCKS, including the Big and Baby Ben all of which are fully guarantesd by me. We also carry a tull line of Jewelry and Watches of «ll kinds in the bést qual- 1y and workmanship. es are thé low- in town. We buy and exchange Ola Gold, iiver and ry for their full value. Ezpert Watchmaker and Repairer. | J. OGULNICK & €O, | 8 Frarkiin 8t. opp. Bulletin Building People"s' Market, UROGEN Shannon Building Annex, Hoom A. Telephone 523 octiod Grape Fruit Oranges Tangerines Malaga Gra pe 6 Frankiin St. JUSTIN HOLDEN. Pros. o New and Effactive Remedy e = Hileamatism, Sciatioa, Gout ama’ News COAL AND LUMBER. T he Uric Acia Ssiveat SEFELY = - | sena Bookiet. Order throiga et ARSI | your ar Price 50 cents and S Genuine Big Vein ! | George’s Creck Blacksmithing | GOAL | ALSO A CARLOAD OF | READY ROOFING PAPER Scon they will be big boys ind girls, and their faces will nly a memory. Bring the babies and we'll caich their smiles, LAIGHTON THE PHOTOGRAPHER Oppozite Narwich Bavinss Soetsty. C. M. WILLIAMS Contractor and Builder Estimates Cheerfully Given ) Economy who are SHY on SHEDS by using a | few loads of our COMMON LUMBER and READY ROOFING. - GChappell Go. Central Wharf, Norwich, Conn. Telephones. M. C. HIGGINS COALL HIGH GRADE COAL Office and Yard 263 North Main St Offics Telephane 1257 ee Burning Kinds and Lehigh ALWAYS IN STOCK Al TROP Office—cor. Market and Shetucket Stc Teiepbone 463-, | Patephone 378 216 MAIN STREET i " . F. GONANT, 11 Frankin St ! | Whitestone Gc and whe J. F. C. 16 Cigars are the Usst on the BiArkAh A S em