Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 3, 1914, Page 4

recious, and those whose leisure is diminishing may find the quick, con- | densed, exhilarating action of the base- ball diamoend more and more to th . “ Uking. Baseball, 100, may be domes- flru'u'h ulkhn ticated when Great Britain buckles down to a real programme of efficiency TR HILLEBRAND & DELONG Sensational European Novelty Act. See It CRISTIE & MACK | COLLARD & BOND Comedians and Dancers High Class Singing Duo TALE OF AN ANTIQUE RUG __‘ | — 'l The Bloodstone nd @ouries hon, Gredt Do e Ty star walin Teranil T | held back was fushed and sager. ls B T TONE FOR Cl‘l g & i When Greai Britan does take up | a corner of the library before the | “This is the anniversary of our wed- THE BIR Hs MAR 3 |t mans 30 balne s cortain that | 100 (hat hold his cholcest books. | ding day,” he sald to the other, “and 118 )EARS OLD ¥ wiiknow whezelfuige ton Ke Bl o, morning sunshine envelops me | I will do it, 1 will go now. 1 wiil take D e T e St | o el ST smrleme e LA L e W M A pice selection of Rings with this Subscription price 120 a we as yet golten a &rip upon them or not. | the evening the blazing logs in the fire- | versary, and on it, where =0 mfll:y i B lace cares me with flickering shafts | prayers for forgiveness have been of- X T T o g Sl VALUABLE INFORMATION. o golden Mght; at nigh\ I lle in the | fered, I will offer mine.” A stone can be seen at Bogit Cue atrge Corsattanna. | \OHN BORAN - Entered at the Postoffice at Norwich, soft darkness and dream happlly of the “Oh, Allah- Be careful,” he added Conn. as second-class matter. What should prove to be an excel- | Soft dackness and d under his breath 4 REELS MUTUAL movies | MRLa 230 AW See o It beginning in an ofiorf to relicve] s lian wizcoa:1‘am content So T went with him to his home and 9 ve. 7 and 8.45—10c, 150, 20c Telephone Calls: the so-called “white slavery” condl-| j'was an old rug. worn smooth by | ne let himself in gently with his Jate Bulletin Business Office 480 tions in the states of the union, has|the pare feet of the faithful, even be- | key and tiptoed Softly to the library, Bulletn Editorial Rooms 35-3 been siarted in Massachusetts. An|fore I was taken from the temple and | and laid me before the fire. Then ho Builetin Job Office 35-2 Willimantic Offic: Building. Telephone °°~ has been made which has | brought to this strange country across | fouched a bell. Railroad Watch Inspectors indation of the ques-|the seas. For months I lay in dark | “ja Mrs. Wharton at home?” he ask- Rail al P » he securing of facts and from | evil-smelling places, before that day | ed the man who answered his ring, and S hould be obtaimed. The | When I found myself once more in the | his voice trembled in Epite of his ef- 239 MAIN STREET, FRANKLIN SQUARE 5 blessed sunlight, amid a babel of| forts to steady it strange sights and sounds. The wor: | rhe man syed him curfously. “No, from the | G pera in this new tomple swaved | i 5o io Yo ectfutly, | “Mrs h 1 followed | 20 Jostled each = other mnoislly ~the | wharton and Master Edward 'as been «ccompany _them and is followed | priest waved his arms madly. “GoIng | yone'eir wome days « recommendations which plan | —golng—gone,” he cried, “Going—go- | %N 5 "Wharton left a note, and there iack he places and pro |ing eoncl” e erowd In the coner |13, othr mal® ne aadea ez a| Y}/ gfC arefully ns which make | Where I lay, two men were standing AUDITORIUM Vo hes" MARR _AND THE DWYER SISTERS Singing, Dancing, Costume Changes MORRISY & RICH | JACK FARRELL The Maid and the Boob Comedian has been conducted in a manner, free from the Norwich, Tuesday, March 3, 1914, s it Gt ? Feol Spanish The Riletin i bvbicn maics et I e e e e oo eno e —FOR THE FREEDOM OF CUBA ° iz Stns” e €| i not be left R > ith C t:rmm ¢mbArFASSMONt; | square envelope on top and his face he hila’s Diet FRIDAY NIGHT — SPECIAL THIS WEEK The Bulletin has the largest el o e As the rebort|said the first. “Go home to her now, | pived and entreated,” he read dully, R SILVER SHOWER circulation ef any paper in East- of our hovs and girls{ Get down on vour knees and tell het now 1 have gone where 1 & 10 Cases of Roger's Silver Given Away i e. the school, the | that you've made all kinds of an ass of | jest ba spar St Sl ern Connecticut and from three g JunCibe Mparod theinsnit ot 3 L f foue dines & Sr it of ghborhood—upon | yourself and you know it. Beg for her | ence. You have ruined my life— and £ T e Rt T e et nd atled cpubiic el ) for vemeh: Beg for —one more!your own—but the boy shall be saved.” | Start Them - jhase e e T M o A Bl LS 5 P e S any in Norwich. It is delivered . chance.” Beg for the boy's sake, 1o be | Uhier the small square envelope was | Laxative and Then Watch to over 3,000 of the 4,053 houses §| ortant fact which | allowed to try again.” a long, white one. “Her lawyers,” he Their Food. 5 Neiwich; ail ros i e || 5 nvestigation is| The other man flughed dully. “I|repeated monotonot nenn ‘aba = three per cent. a: Ié‘m p:opla. in 3| L o e O fertic. | 2210 huskily. “I . couldn't. I've done|legal phrasing: b [ gareless about the diet of thelr chil- MATINEE 5c CHARLES McNULTY, Mgr. EVENINGS 10c livered to over §| ene are feeble- | 28001 '00 the evil s man can do except | < men T teiew himself in a chair | dren, forcing all to eat the same foods. —_— = AT TCS |5 i, How important the home and [ {hat. T couldnt go from that Other | and lurieq his sace i his atms on rhe | The fact is that all foods do not agres THE CHINESE DEATH THORN [ = p such cannot be over-es: lerowd (o Rex and the'boy.? 1 Ltable Areit wnt e e A Two Part Story of a Chinaman’s Fiendish Plot Wl e piasta Tt v asesid’ §| ¥ Mkewiao fadicatom thp o8, |11 SENE vou HAve donetpith at tho | O my. Goa:” he sobbed brokenl, | &Y mhal scems & e e THE FALSE FRIEND ........... Selig Drama ered the local daily. authorities to guard against|You have had your fling and You've| After that night I did not see the |Urge it to take more of what is quickly gg:J|:Ur:Ev77Fg§E'MAN : Comedy Drama Eastern Connecticat has forty- angers while they are yet in|found it vields nothing but Dead Sea | master for many months. Then, cne | digested PERFORMING LIONS ...... ) o ame into the Siwectacular nine towns, one hundred and nates of tomorrow | fTUit in the end, it isn’t too late to &9 | evening, he ibrary, look- | _If the child shows a tendency to con- outes in Eas Connecticut. their necks and jostled each other in|and ye effort to get a better view n antique Gheordez prayer rug.” chanted the priest. “A sapphire on & cpal ground. A rug that is to the other opinion over the|rugs what rubles are to other precious mpliance with the | stones—rarer, more brilllant, more s idea of railroad ow: cestly. Notfce the harmony of the rs until one evening the master came and stood for & time lookina the mantel. “Three years ton sald, slowly, “three long years The eurtain of the and a Woman came into the room, man who carried her he e B t = back. She will forgive you. 1 lder, and sterne: h deep lines | Stipation it should immediately t NEW SHOW EVERY DAV Mat S b . ; = en of today. The | Dac a. ng older, and sterner, with deep lines u ediately be atince at 2.30 sixty-five postoffice districts, | i _he"n,“" :f“»‘c“laflv How can I ask her to?” sald the |ir his face. After that he spent near- | §lven a mild laxative to help the ! and sixty rural free delivery §|reve hco T = o pue | Other wearily. “Think of the gTievous |1y all his evenings in the libra bowels. this 1s not meant a physic | 5 e = i routes. £y ars fkh sxieanibs 0 | poons | Cometires with frlends, but oftener|or purgative, for thess should never | g - The Bullstis is sold i & 1se and supply the infor-| Just here I was taken up and carried | alone, reading—or just staring stra be given to children, nor anything ke %% 3 L £ o o il ot uhe . B, §|mation which wil permit of the proper | over to the priest, who held me aloft | uhoad into the fire. Ko the days roiied | salts, pills etc. ' What the chila re: | ik e % 2 R . o . F. D rem attention and work, as well | in his arms while all the people craned | into weeks and the weeks into months | quires Is simply a small dose of the % ! ntiest of medicines, such as. Dr | N ST EN e 0 eous c e Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, which, in the | por boy Ralph who was constipated o CIRCULATION 1901 average.....eeeee,.. 4,412 RAILROAD MONOPOLY. v ye. probably always, opinion of thousands of watchful mothers, 15 the ideal remedy for any | 5t . Sl Taoss ol Ehawing: & tenAMBy:to IGINHEE 1.0 i re e At e pation. 8o many things can happen to | Calgwell's Syrup Pepsin is sold by : | @ constipated child that care is nec- 5 e ety | essary. Colds, piles, headachus, sloep- ghtily, | | from birth but is now doing fine. Aoorway druggists at fifty cents and one dollar a bottle, the latter size being bou H H i i H : i i § Windhem it H Danisison to over 1,100 and in i i , H 3 i i cabi ferathe aplendor s : 3 R 'AB a ach an amicable ad- | Porders—the splendor of the design walilbaRo ekl el that chiliren should not have can usu- | bag e eemirin ey ROV its valie, . lg C L~ us! 0 manner which will sa . is s s ally be traced to constipation. Bv. Tikes > perb antique prayer rug?" turmed abruptly, | . Everyone likes Syrup Pepsin as it February 28....... U, gal’ requirements as inter- e e e . efiad Many of America's foremost familles | very pleasant to the taste. It is ,artment of justice, o | are never without Syrup Pepsin, be- | mild and non Treated With LIQUID VENEER g and free from in- Tip ke against the priest’s chan . ould be determined | and in its midst I found myself carried | he said again in dazed | C3USe ene can never tell when some | jurious ingredients. Much depends upon | oace more to the corner where the two | astonishment; then—-The bov? what | Member of the family may need 1t. and | Familles wishing to try a free sam- This Coupon entities you to a 25¢ L-V Dust Cloth absolutely CARRANZA'S ACTION. which is taken by the rall- | men stood. They examined mo care- rong with the boy?” .y ousands endorse it, | ple bottle can obtain it postpaid by ad Free with a purchase of a 50 bottie of Liquid Veneer provided | among them Mrs. M. E. Patten, Valley | dressis}s T Junction, Towa, who is |in the hoi W. B. Caldwell, 119 W never without i: | ington St. Monticello, Il A postal use. - Mrs. Patten says that|card with your name and address on nowiedge which L | this coupon s filled In with your name and address nd is pre= nted at our store Friday March 6+ Otherwise the coupon lavold. shed painful cause of him, T am here: he hs < ] LETTERS TO THE EDITOR | ciaim on you still even though srup Pepsin has done wonders for | it will do. . : - : sEE L hertwol L R e O onsed et tiy, a | - fA WONDER WORKER 1 be furnished ed and Sheltered the Birds, | oVt at the fre \ auick step forward teok her s in | volce. New Haven | M Editor: Wo have read your in- | {55 3¢, (PG, SEeRI8Ge: Thon, turned and | ol By it g ok o Rt T O 4 The LV DustClothisjust what vou peed for your spring cleaning. It femad s > vei o Mx T Ve have read your in-|looked at him with proud, appealn el . at wa ot . rom a new “crinkled fabric called " Crepette’” making it far superior to an il } way, and by the| isTesting gt ot S R £ . zabeth, most flercely, | The old silence is gone and laughier e o e e oy s h wil »ably follow the | diring thes Cryey athered friends hey emough to edu- | “T 1ove you s and soft sound of happy voices before washing becomes necessary. It also disinfects, dusts and polishes all in : : nmer thele g oue mang Al cwtien s they | riy.” she sald simp Trembiing, she leanod against the |echo through the house. I am fond of one operation.” Be sure to get one. s e I atorg | Beed It so much. " Also the letter of | %30y there'1s no oné T could come i | table them all; the master with his merry - psets he Norfolic & Westarn | Mr. Willls Austin wwith hia pertinent | ucyou— nis father Love me? After all I did—the dI-|laugh—the mistress with her soft dark Name.... . Address. . o Pennavivania | inquiry as b what the game wardens | P4 Sol b el the boy—" ] eves and gracious ways—the boy, who « and amiliated companies is|are doing abou fembers of the he fault was mine. I loved vou | brings in'troops of his admiring : imestion. The New | Willimantic me Protective | e | through 1t all. I have always loved | friends to see me. ; ppene rocecding under | 2380 helters anc ou—1 love you mow— If 1 sometimes long for the davs of THE PORTEOUS & MITCHELL CO. the resuit | winter,” And Ho looked searchingly at thewsweer, | my youthefor the sience of the tem. covea o MUSTLROLE The Great | averted Tace, then with a quick happy, | pls and the prayers of the faithfu] 7 . s e o o stons iyl or brsdalug . the | movement drew her close. | what would you? \ willingness o comply | to have something to kill In the fall | "It was not until afterward—that 1| Allah alone ia perfect S T, = e B RS e o s T OUR ANNUAL SALE OF 5 the ¢ . 2 nsylvania system is thal s some poople. Wil do. this work for |Sffened folnts and’ muscle > - : G i b 1 R e e P Prescnptmn e removal of T e | an v:u- people ought to awaken to | will tell what relief it gives from Sor A | e i e e =t=ca i | Kitchen Furnishings This » ¢ ey can for their welfare : ; , Head- the mildest of cleansers— o G o [ei s o BIRD LOVER. Skoalp keeps tender and delicata iR s | =il 2} ] e IT WILL CONTINUE ALL THIS WEEK AND UP zpect - e o United Staten. The |, © ) w1y 15,1007 : s Leo & Osg00d Co. Norwich, Conn. | A : ; oo oo i BE Ran vs ; (it prevents Pnowmonia). TO AND INCLUDING SATURDAY, MARCH 7th smowstora of ths season THE CROWDS IT IS A GREAT 1 i or | | 1f you have not as et attended this big event do so be- a oy i} fore it ends, for equal values in Kitchen and Pantry Uten- | ‘ ‘ | | take p printed i don _— arious papers la was taken : | hiToRIAl INOTES, as a joke but the fellow the end ¢ shovel next day didn your druggist's b . e corner says: We of the joke. When I a special large hospital size for . o : iz en’ correspondents of you \ no substitute. If your dr = < a bread lin ablishe s askew in my dates, but I[60c to the MUSTEL » X i e = t lows Iiving alon | Cley E M. TAFTS SUGGESTION — 3 o el good [ am going to scratch | Muste i exerting exercise. | sound another note of warning. 1 a ains g 5 - dvice = — not going to be like Uncle Horace and ace of tin that thronged our Kitchen-| chance for Housekeepers,| ware Department last week| Boarding Houses and Res- is ample proof that the pub-‘ taurants to replenish their lic appreciates the advam} stock of kitchen utensils at tage of this Sale and arei positive savings—and mos | quick to profit by its oppor-‘ of them are taking advan tunities. tage of the opportunity. with Bryan and Champ Clark both in W hingto dy Donovan hold down the great Ebenezer Hill's te any old time, but just to be good sils will not soon occur again. These few hints: ground hog am & THE CLOUD DIGC Packerville, Conn.. March 2, 1914 p Esmed Weree 3 |Esomeled Ware 40, Dish P: s_ Preserving Kettles, sils. lers, Tea Kettles, Ete. If he is between 8 and 17 years, and ||| g020 75 pieces at Rice Boilers, Berlin the fight likes Shuman Suits with either a n Kett nd a var = country has no gov double breast or Norfolk coat, and || AN o e e e Knickerbocker trousers | e Boxes, Umbrell is, Savory Roasters, Etc.—and the Sale Prices rans, ) 12¢ for a heavy Dust Pan up to 89c for a Savory Roaster, TO VlSlT THIS | u;L\"‘A’I.\;l\Z‘ElH)‘ ;:/;RE TIN WARE 14-guart Dairy Pails, Wash Kettles, Tin Wash Boilers, Wash Boilers with| [ _Water Pails, Oil (:ahs, Co l re a e Il All at Much Reduced Prices All at Sale Prices NICKEL PLATED WARE [WOODEN WARE $ 3.00 Suits - - now $2.29 filzseraie s 2 o R $ 4.00 Suits - - now $3.19 [ Anatsak Prices Al ot Greatly iRaduiced Bra $ 5.00 Suits - - now $3.98 [l B e e e e $ 6.00 Suits - - now $4.48 | $ 7.00 Suits - - now $4.98 Laundry Requisites, Etc. $ 8.00 Suits - - now $6.48 mean that thers are| STAND ON FEET Seehale 10w | e Mo T o OTHER VIEW POINTS |' My, Bakcer S0 Weak-—Could e o Bt A L s it | Not Do Her Work—Found he used his xoonel Relief In Novel Way. ret the of ihis month collector been nothing | yarch winds of the wildest recommendation | compared to what it would have been | te fef engineer of th refrained. , 3 St s e T Se s Adrian, Mich. — I suffered terribly with female weakness and backache and got so weak that I could hardly do my work. When I washed my dishes T had to sit down and when I would sweep the floor I would get soweak that I woul bave to get a drink every few minutes, and before I did my dusting Iwould have A The city where the mayor resigns == to lie down. I got BASEBALL IN, ENGLAND. Decaitss o the <onaition ot fhe Sireats| | tubbem! Anncying[Caughs Cured: || solpoorly thatimy folls thought T wes > b a capital subject for the “My husband had a cou gh for fifte = sort will have no terrors a been included. the brand of weather Fe given us—Rockville Journ who have filed their in e fun has only com- | nd of| After all, Hartfora's Tt is far neh recogmition | come tax blanks politics should he | menced. There hard luck the fire line suggests that it's mo appropriate for everybody to keep h property so free from the danger of fire that there won't be any need of seven horses to hav 2 Dlaze. tter than five blican. another r re coming when the tax is due lities several thou with a wide ¥ 3 s impossible fo i den m too high in the | the wind : | | piece of re preven leaning, r it by the was har be expected t going into consumption. One day 1 found a piece of paper blowing the yard and I picked it ug it said ‘Saved from the G told what Lydia E. Pinkham’s ble Compound has done for wom showed it tomy husband and he “Why don’t you try it?” So I did, ck | after I had taken two bottles I felt B | i dt fails. All druggists. Price 30c| better and I said to my husband, I don’t % E. Buckien & Co. Philadelphia | Deed any more,’ and he said ‘You had or St. Louls better take it a little longer anyway.’ ny son for ¢ ! an to do some up- | Years a Les | King’s 2 e new o With | pa. English a names for Bets reC- | an intellig teams are to receive| nterpretation. ing coughs, relieves la ———— hroat and lung ailments. Money \ke the democratic leaders| if it fa r sore to thir » work the combin ssives at Albany e Hub nal f in Boston r Dr.J M. KI\]G DENTIST $10.00 Suits - - now $8.25 DENTIST |Ga e ————— So I took it for three months and got Spring Blood and System Cleanser. | well and strong.”” —Mrs. ALONZO E. are working to| During the winter months lmpurities | Baki , 9 Tecumseh St., Adrian, Mich. pure and thick, your kidneys, Hver ana | Not Well Enough to Work. anectizut woman | Accumulate, your blood becomes in ildi Take elevator Shetucket Street em- B e Bieee Jan] TUWF - THE E. A WELLS £O. o g5 commemn| . ommyey. Pl - Dental Surgeon’ | kit Fim s per aoen | killing her husband bowels fail o Work, causiug so-called | _In these words is hidden the tragedy Spring Fever” You feel lired, weak | of many & woman, housckeeper or wage | J \ Electric Bitters —ihe spriuk | esrner who supports herself sud s ofteu and system cleanser—is what ou need; they stimula iiver aud bowel blood” impur Ith, strength heiping to support & family, on_meagre wages. Whether in house, office, fac tory, shop, store or kitchen, woman St should remember that there is one tried few. Stare 8nd true remedy for the ills to which all orone, and that is Lydia E. the kidneys, les and restore vour Trommers Svergreen, 15 per osen, Free delivery © all paris of the “Good Clothes Store [cimme Femt it e d ambitic feel itters ma Basebal] has never had city. it will pur Women are H. JACKEL & CO.T=itphene 138-& N fine for vour sprine Pinkbam's MeGr Jegetable Compound. 1t 4 ¥ Building, Norwich, Conn. and. Perhape if it | Guaranteed. All druggists. 30¢ i 2o ) o : -0 a. X . e = = g el FilEki T o e e kL ak e Sale Hours=-9 a. m. to 9 p. m | T¥mEAE B 0 anvernsing medium = | THERE is 0o saverusing medium. in in England the old leisurely manner|is & good time for an wrdewrm"rz:»l 5B Bucklen & Co. Philadelphis, Con Lynn, M o Rae | Bastern Commecticut equal to Tae Bui- | Eastern Copnecticut equal to The Bul | §aping out. Time-is-getting- mare ! sentence. or St. Louis. p z SRR Ylgtn Lo business tesuils < | letin for bulinesa zasulta E i s