Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 19, 1914, Page 4

R B ltke T —_— " “It's real”- BATHING AND SWIMMING. LS : ‘The season is fast approaching when proper conditions it is to be encour- m thesy . 5 going Panamd — — . o | amea for two reasons. It is in the firat c g He hag been gone such.a long | § MON., TUES. | place an excellent exercise and sec-| something! 1 ‘got caught time! When I last heard from him—" WED. Hau l swim for his own protection. ° , . - < “Oh, he returned two month: e ondly everyone should know how to ety : ] mmd the brisk young :vo::n Wherever it is attempted, Whether TM"‘“ - — : S ART SISTE at the shore, in a river, lake or the 3 = oult rl with the debutante slouch WONDERFUL, GRACEFUL DANCING SEXTETT ¢id swimmin’ hole, it shonld be/accom- | turning that shape around and chop- | €asped @ little. “Why the M e Beautiful 5 Very fln: panied by the necessary precautions up the | Said. - “There must be some Secu Houes o fo Imsnre safais both ax 4o Mite and | pin i hl-fm!; gt n oy Sodung o hei e a1 e o A:‘ “"‘C;:T“i'l for s :’" “" u; L as to health. While the danger from % ne €an | +he last thing I told % al ELL . HARRY MONTGOMERY drowning is always to be well guarded | @0, things like that! o shy that one has to brng pieeD 18|} The opera singer & the fruit vender | The Elite Comedian . t” murmured the brisk gy ————— ] there is the danger from the bathing me!” m He must have been ill or something TH 2 oung woman. “As it happens, I d - E BLACK THIRTEEN & and Tuesday Onl in polluted water which fails to get : frightful price for this last wi at |~ 3 % A Special F re Film Without a Doubt the Most Exciting and I! as much thought perhaps as it should. particular and modern shop. 'No, his health has been excellent, i | Picture Ever Made. - * a very - Public Health Reports call attention g i 1 said the other girl B e ores armie Dathel R Ty AU e S WelL”” suagped, ihe -girl | with' the BROKEN Vows | PRISON 15w 7 and 845 | without getting some water into their | pretty?’ demanded the languid young g:‘;‘g‘;'e :hl;'fl;w:‘&c: you seem to 2 Reel Victor A Western Drama | Mat. 10c. Eve. 10c, 20c ‘mouths; consequently bathing should | woman. ‘“Well anyhow, your last ZeULS & g s"““"fl-l rhaj ou can tell me just ::rm::g "“ev‘::dhi‘: d;::’k;::t:";; as well have saved all "l?t eqncy. - e b4 I'm so hard on my clothes that I never o » " ‘ ; l l been Eontracted in this way.” have anything left over from season g ame L oant i tha O onia It is' undoubtedly a fact that too| to season. 1 suppose it's because I go S TOUDE NS & Satnt S ’-l N littie attention is given to Wathing| such a lot. You don’t know how lucky bu:)‘rh:fl:ltznm?mgv':'r:emm\:o ':::fl:: 1 I Magnificent - Presentati r in streams which are highly polluted}you are not to! I've seen you at soj o ~o =0, having such a lot of -9 Lubin® P tation of Chas. Klein’s A < X and when it is reslized what is qump- | few partles this winter! But \f one| jothes made that I've got to hurry 5 reels DAUGHTERS of MEN Immense all star cast 5 reels ed into the rivers in this city it can| 30°%% T along this minute or miss my fittings. | ll 3ame Cast and Author as LION and MOUSE. Brillia doesn’t get asked! nt Society Functions be readily understood what chances 3 Goodby!"” See big Baliroom Scene with Miniature Lake of Champagne, Tiny Boats are taken by those who heedlesdly| ¢ B k “Well, I always said Morgan was [l and Fair Diving Girl. Special Scenery and Handsome Gowns. bathe in them. The recent survey of the ‘Oh—do you find it 507" queried the | queer!” said the girl with the de-! Performances: 2. 30— 7—8.30 city in the interests of playgrounds | Prisk yvoung woman, still vaguely that | butante slouch. “I'm sure you'll. bG‘ Don't Miss the Feature Evenin, 10c OTHER VIEW POINTS 1 keep the safety sign always in mini. }’e’::l;dy:r‘;"’lidvtgm ;{I“:?ficed o ‘3:‘!2 will be as much of a barrier to Each contributor of $1 receives a chance on every article awarded. N - = 3 oy e people in the future as in th COLORADO NEEDS SELF CONTROL| “Oh, did you?" inquired the lan-| o5 "*F5; "Watch and see how it PR AJGILY gkt ia i Grand guid one. *“I was S0 surprised. Mor- Admission 15¢ gan is so terribly exclusive and it's works just at the coming session of such an homor to be asked by him— g‘fess state legislature. —Middletown and he always has been so particular ' to ask a girl who is up to date on| ... serves public praise. Prof. HECTOR DEANE . Bu kind- ng things come out of the James Gorman has been seleciman IN A REPERTOIRE OF gm:i a:::)—ullh;fi;pose (so}::etxlsmes he | SOUth as out of other sections of this{six years and in that time his thirty- = G Eive happiness fo those who | MiShty country. The latest from the|odd miles of road have been put In “shak rarely et it. 1 do admire that sort [ SOUth is that at a recent reumion of | such good condition that people far mm of self-sacrifice, don't you?” confederate veterans a resolution was |and near talk about it. Keep such May 16 work being done by our selectmen de- during the progress of the rebellion.— | jrrespective of party. One year there v ; 3 New Haven Journal-Courier. were 1 mion I Plataficld who vored Appearing Under the Auspices for him and no one else for selectman, l IN ( :El IM In Meriden the <clalm was made|the other marks on the ticket proved ION LY . that doctors urged vaccination on the | the voters to be republicans, and Mr. -at Y. M C. A. HALL ground that it was a money making | Gorman is a democrat. The facts are 2 aflsjr,hwhich, of course, was not true, | that mehrlt count.-l now—n-da{s and the (Broadway, Norwich, Conn.) and there was no one in that city {man who does right and keeps at it 3 e’ Who was able to prove that It was|is sure to be rewarded. Tuesday, Eve’g, May 19, 1914 A REPUBLICAN. ‘Recital 8.15 p. m Subscription 25¢ Plainfield, May 18, 1914, s resulted in attention being called by | it seemed unintentlonal Sho ROUlaE Tyols ML gt o Crlonne Mr. North to the fact that “Norwich “You shouidn't shut yourself up,”| > is. peculiarly bereft of good OpPOr-| gpid the languid young woman. “It tunities for swimming—one of the best | makes you old and uninteresting. Men TONIGBT forms of exercise that exists,” and ihat| do like a lively ghmz‘” tlhdon't ".55’3:": the Y. M. C. A. had at times super-| you mird, though, your - L vi:ed swimming at the park where but xyhent classes and those things. It is F OWERLAND MAY FEST'VAL little increase in its popularity would | 50 mc‘e ;h?t ygllxl are :?terestb-& g;m; MAY 19, 21, 23, 26, 28, 30. . 1901 aversge............. 4412 §|secure a permanent master from June| WAYUR RelpR 0 N SO o Cong PARISH HALL Taftville, Conn. 15 to Sept. 15. Swimming is a good | PO cr"with Morgan Spillings? | - B¥en the franchise controlled by | Benefit of mew Sacred Heart Church. Entertainment and Dancing each night 1905, average...ecseecons 5'920 thing to encourase, but It is well to| T tnink you did; admitted the | Roliticlans caused the downfall of the o e A3 8,920 : Colorado has reached a situation which demands a reconstruction of its E———— . [étate government. = Conditluns there have been revealed by the coal mine FLOWER GARDENS AND BOXES.| strike which demands a houseclean- With the approach of the clean-up | ing, thorough and immediate. It faces week\and the bringing to attention|a situation which cannot be neglected of the general mevoment for the beau- | @nd Which cannot be turned over to tification of the city, it is well to real- | the government to handle indefinitely.| “Yes, it is lovely,” admitted the l;:"ft:rm!‘:‘: m"tfflmtr slavehold- | men in office 1s the proper thing to o . 9 fze what an important part each | Order has been restored there through | brisk young woman. didn’t kncw, o(;gmn Tocat uf"eg 4 l‘l m";‘“‘"‘“"- to|do. And the citizens living along ‘Mr. householder can play in the under.|the regular troops, but such is whaz though—" mme; e the elity of the slaves | Gorman’s 30 miles of road vote for him taking for a more attractive Norwich, |should have been possible to obtain| <Oh, Morgan is always _dfin{oufld In addition to the cleaning up there|Dby the state militia and the quicker| thin&st’ o c}rh;,‘;mmni‘;é A are very few places which do not pro- | this is realized and the state put on{ ;" }i " sutomobile—and it is French ‘'vide the opportunity for contributing |2 basis to obtain it the brighter will| ,pholstered, too! He is apt to do any- ‘to the attractiveness of street and|be the outlook for the future. thing if he takes a whim. .So I don't sommunity through flower gardens, There is no reason to suspect that| know why I should have heen sur- well kept lawns and flowers in porch | the regulars will be withdrawn and prised —to see him at the theater, I or window boxes, - [ the former conditions allowed to re- true. The idea of vaccination Is based on a firmer foundation than fin- ancial gain, and if it weren't it would have ceased to exist long ago.—New Britain Herald. mean. I didn’t k!;low yogkever‘ hwute;{ t. Buch are undertakings upon which | turn, but it would be assuring to state| time going to things ke = tha ocitaln olfies have Iata Bectials.|and Eovernment if the proper efforts | ToRlY wouldn't pdyyou'ts get a lot of stress even to conducting prize con- | Were being made to handle the situa- tests with a view to increasing the in- | tion. Whatever time is required for terest in that direction. The results | obtaining needed legislation there must as might be expected have been most|be the right disposition and honest EVERY DAY REFLECTONS It is all well enough to send out gratifying, both as to the number who | intent without regard to politics. In ;msa;ananes to Mexi(:o and to other participated and in the results which | view of the efforis to restrain ¢r break e e RAE S OR e e t i J ‘Were obtained. Pride in home and | down remedial legislation it is but nat- systems oot r':\'n’g«f:, Q‘.f? nm:lhei': thoel:: home grounds is something which is|ural that the president should rebuke A Natural Course. is a feeling of friendliness hei : ¥ 1o be expected, but with neighbors and | Colorado’s governor for the dilatory part for us and for them by the tpeo‘f o e B e g;ndnmed .wotP The vl:l'&dwnsuxume‘:' — friends giving particular interest | tactics which are being pursued. The hWith some persons lt;u::tin( l;{e plcil (;‘t this country, the missionaries DREW JOHNSON. duly -enacted laws. His prtvate con- thereto there cannot help bei: - | strongest encouragement should be| there is so obvious a call in one di- | will have slow and comparatively un- JTER T duot in Washington was carefully o g i g ot | Siven to gotting the state beck to its| rection, the path of talent or suita- | fruitful work—Torrington Register. | The trial in which an attempt Was| scrutinized. R e’ Cophre 1o In. A good many thousand people | normal condition. It is not d time for | DUlity is g oo, bkt mo Chse i e e B ot Lt peg investigate his public and " priva v s t i f litical deal, b ade;. ] v. Bou Vhite of the Churc x : rac n Tennes: u -uua eyt gt iped S s At o tomtow & middie of eal, but| om: There is one special work fof | tne Social Revolution, at present b | TolJohnson, was tho culmination of | LlClla to hia discredtt to follow a middle of the road policy| them to do; in that line only can . ” & struggle between the executive and clty gives satisfaction and enjoyment | for the maintenance of peace and or-| thelr individuality rightly and freely | {o nut copioting the: aima ths’ tefm, | jegisiative branches of the govern-| The formal presentmentby the hou to the stay-at-homes and furnishes an | der, and putting the state in a posi- | develop. his fellow men as he seems to think | Fenerr or onor g e ates over, the ammm-tthmpn“mdent G e Mer o inestimable advertising value as a|tion to do so even after the federal If circumstances prevent such de-|put the misdemeanor of breaking up problem of what came to be called re- O S itk A A Soutt of lm- Bandsome city to the visitor. soldiers have been taken away. The| velopment they remain unhappy and |, church service without cause. He O e iomly peribd of the civil war, | peachment, was made on the 5th of It doesn’t take much time to start|state should realize its great need for ;;\;fi‘:’;m"s > (}::f O e Lot | cannot assume the airs of ‘a martyr | jn portions of certain insurgent states, | May, 1868, The answer of the presi« and maintain flower gardens or boxes | self control. % 5 is not expatiating the crime of loving dent was presented on the 23d. th able; there has to be a| ., X sicg ol which were swept clear of the enem:; en Di and those who do it quickly find a ;te,hg:g:u:‘(b‘g‘cee, a selection of the ::n‘:‘,i.s:d};:,,,.ta::;)r:;me: ‘:s\‘l':"w‘;sl!d:';d and contained an appreciable number | trial opened on i 'lls’:ae-n 3‘;‘;‘1 nt s 2 S M e o Mg et e vh‘}’Nh_An’_‘ of adherents to the cause of the union, | March, and closed on the 2 o g provement which is made throughout the season. Many there are who have path. 2 to be made m the outside. e . were T nizy the | 8 Y ° he ' people of the Unite theie already start only truly realize a special line of authorities at Washington. not only to t ng Ly el oune y A ke work, a apecial course of lite, when | LETTERS TO THE EDITOR | _On May 29. 1865, President Johnson | States, but to the people of otne? e the opportunity. we find ourselves actively engaged in issued a proclamation giving the terms | counttted. = tae Bre o om o our it. The inside view and the outside W 5 whereby the people of.the southern |the chief justice o e 5 THE MEDIATORS’ TASK. View may differ very much. The thing ater and Gas Figures. states could be restored to their civil | Salmon P. Chase: The counsel for th Confirmation of the earlier reports may be better than we expected; quite Mr. Editor: The report of the water | rights as citizens of the United States. | president consisted of _Henry Stan- of Huerta’s will s port: as easily it may be worse. But wheth- office for the past vear said the varn- | It was soon seen that the president | berry, Benjamin R. Curtis, William S. uerta’s lingness to give up his or it be better or worse, our point of |INg8 were some $60,000 and the ex-|was disposed to be exceedingly lenient | Groesbeck, William M. Evarts and position as. dictator is furnished by = : . e pense some $16,000. Don't you think tates and cit- | Thomas A." R. Nelson. The senators view wili have changed; that which in |} and liberal toward the states d - e despatches, if they are well found- prospect presented one aspect in |it would be ni;fl when the showing |izens who had been in rebellion. of the various s:awa-x“;e.tr:a :he Jurye However much this may be : er. The | Was given to the papers to print, to Much dissatisfaction was found with | The managérs to con mpeach st the grinciples of the pro:lshn- g:fi:‘yc,emx‘: stx;l::ge:tanadnzt:;;ow“ ,_: tell us poor taxpayers how much in-|the president during the summer of j ment for the house were .Vol;n As president it will be 2 iliar, will become |te€rest we are paying on the $725,000 | that year and when congress reas- ‘Bingham, George S. Boutwell, Jameg generally real us, will become fam! b ~ ~ r F. Butler, iwed that he has taken a logical vi possibly tedious, at times ' arduous, of water bonds, $625,000 for Stony | sembled in December he was asked by [ F. ~Wilson, ~Benjamin 2 tier, of the situation ' Bvery: diy. al :;’ Vexing, unsatisfving; we shall think Brook and Fairview with the $100,000 | the senate to furnish information as|Themas Willlams, Thaddeus Stevend that Ty day almost is that e have made a mistake, The |SPent for political purposes on Fair- | to what he had been doing toward re- | and John A. Logan. i B change nearer, wheti er other way the way that we rejected, | View just before we went dry, show- | construction. His information was The result of the trial was a fail- R e n ot oot 2 etn from the outside, will present | INE us taxpayers that don't know much | unsatisfactory and things drifted on fure of ihe impeachment gy =] even stronger reasons now for decid- its fairest colors. abou sures e real ng as it is. | until the spring of 1866, a year after | tors who.voled y oy ing upon such a course than there Times soem out of sorts somehow| 1f We had chosen that other path, A!““ 191“0035 "m‘hef rfdlflxchon of 10| Johnson became president, wnen a lr; nv't‘nberfhbfms ;a:“:‘!‘:mlfll}::;:;h“g; was when it was first credited to him. which now looks so alluring, it is al- | °énts a 1. cubic feet in the pric® | bitter controversy arose between the |of the whole—al - = Having authorized his envoss te]Z2Nd Eiven to revolt and eruptions, tof oS CPT, %0 "ine same dissatis. | Of £as (and just before election, 00, | president and congress. Members of | those who voted against IHoeatiine submit his resignation if necess which even the volcanoes are lending | faction would have stolen on us, and |30n’t mean at least 1-2 mill more tax | his cabinet began to resign because | seven were repubiicans. ;l‘he. __g‘l::'-sfl they will § IY | their fire and brimstone. the very thing we are now doing |On our little homes that are taxed now | they could not sustain the president. | of James G. Blaine in _his v v utt;quut onably have the op- eould Tave then seemed the best.|for their full value, for us that don’t | In this crisis of his political life Mr. | Years in Congress” is that the sobgf Portunity for the demand of this| Two tnousand lives were lost during | After the glamour of novelty and un- | urn gas to help pay for the gas the | Johneon exhibited a want of spirit and | reflection of later veats Wo5 REAir, Soumtry la that Huerta must go. TVIS| (e construction of the Panama canal | familiarity has worn off, there is often | other fellot, burns. Dot vou think | declsion which astonished those Who o MR et b e S cer ; 3 a change me ? i . ‘work oot the m:dl:xwrl“m ‘:n;::fy;v:!: s Fist sordhe, Dnde axuN wo wan :ne:!‘mhma:vénml‘é‘;tmfi:z?‘c‘hn;g: ¥ 5 A POOR 'I’AJ(e PAYER. Efixmm’" esw:vt;lreh::!rouag';\!: c;g::‘::‘:t charges made,” and that L!rv‘e vml H!_l:f coming of one obstacle, but there pre- | * 23 PaYing proposition. something else makes us restless. A | Norwich, May 18, 1914. him the gist of which was that he had | was impeached for O o e-Ping sents itself at the same time another distant place is sure to appear more violated a law of congress by remov- | demeanors and tried for ano g @ifficulty which like the determination of the entire future course of éhe Mexican republic, concerns the otner faction in Mexican affairs—the co - tutionalists. « It puts up to the med.a- tors the question which has long becn asked and thought over, “After Huer- Now th:at the English militants have . Merit Counts. fair than the spot where w& now are; e taken to thrcwing things at the judges another kind of work is sure to offer Mr. Editor: I notice in the different F IIHI H IEN'E ta, What?' Huerta is practically in “AIR GR“WT“S m“ a helpless position and fast slipping. tte presiding magistrates will soon be | greater charm. Yesterday seems bet- | home paper mention of good work by .| the ones to occupy the cage. ter than today, and we expect to- |one selectmen and wish to be counted b Tk Thousands women 7. Rado, the | The removal of embarrassing hair is becomiag <" pchest v g s Lt e ol o T & iolet artics | more. prevalent svery. day. You meed hav & recerd of improved government = morrow to be better still. as one who believes that the good read a8 cold cream. They would mo wire think of | mon i T e wi ight! wihs of | asking for_vyour face : ital and control of the republic. Thus ing Secretary of War Stanton or is- suing an order for his removal after the senate had refused to. In the articles 'of impeachment there ‘were other charges against the presi- dent, the most serious of which were that he had delivered intemwperate, in- flammatory speeches, which were in- FAMOUS TRIALS EDITORIAL NOTES. A flagpole for Chelsea Parade is a capital idea. There's no chance of Old Glory being seen too often. The man on the corner says: It is necessary to work for all you get. Neither health nor happiness comes Ly accident, The straw hat has made its appear- ance, but there is a lack of sponta- neity or any real indication of com- fort. just yet. From some of the utterances which have been made by Col. Roosevelt he still leaves a vent in his bonnet for the rresidential bee, Having reached his ninetieth year Levi P. Morton can now appreciate veac e ke of memenis wilch son:| Pyt s Frrreely But The New Haven Union calls atten- Has NO Dyspepsia tion to the fact that no hue and cry was made over the hanging at Weth- ersfield this month. Certainly net. It was a man. — Ali foreign nations may send their Mexican claims to this country, but it .8 a fact that Uncle Sam has quite would think of g0y to 8 party with & dirty fac? | waits of Hle—sid aad youan, in socicty aad on the ! P because “fuzz" on! T Maay people o e s peosie wou's | Hcist.the actress for discriminsting fodgment potice ft. But thev do. in the.use of ber toilet preparations. Her pre- "B Raddo acts instantly. A few drops, » simple a demands it aoricatinn, ad any Growth of hair will vanish | Get's 50c. 6r 81.00 aide bottle today. Try it Dplication, a0d Ay e the skl smaooth and | on your arm. Prove for yourself it will do every- o o hies thaa efore, becanse of the | thiag cisimed. Your money back if you are nst isep! A Little Pepsin in a Mild Laxa- & : tive Promptly Corrected opposite points. The former is willing to give what he must socn lose, while the rebels can hardly be expected to|an =xpense account himself which will Bad Indigestion. . The fact that | entirely 1f inconvenient to call at your sacrifice what they are sure to con- | n€ec attention. - d “u: qn‘f!‘imi:nn-d-l:v fist’s it will be all right to order direct from tool. The biz deal must purpose,—hair removing,—sbews | the Mig. Co.. New York. Veluable ia- InUSE 29 With the Fortunate is the one who can eat e’ pesdecily harmicss its action is. | formation scal on Tequest. rebels to affect the future of Mexico. When it is understood that water-| “anything” without suffering the tor- e e e power saves at lsast thirty-three mil- | tures of dyspepsia, but as few are so & DOWNING THE DRUG HABIT. |lion tous of coal & vear it is painful | fortunate care should be taken in the ; In this city El Rado is sold and recommended by - As has so often been reaiized in| ! think of the great amount of it|matter of diet. Eating slowly, masti- 4 The Broadway Pharmacy, Lee & Osgood, Porteous & Mitchell erusade ',nflm _ | which is still going to waste. cating the food theoroughiy and taking 2;,-, of this eonnh';da::‘i::;n::: da::g a short walk after the heavy meal of | After the attitude manifested by Mr. | the day will do much towards assisting habit, the desired. resuits are to ba Mellen and Chairman ElYott's state. | digestion. Any grown-up person ought to know the peculiar foods that do not 7 ment that the road will tell all, the|agree, and these should be avolded. y & ? searc or the unknown may yet be| “When these common-sense alds fall, % ‘ made §0 easy as to lose interest. the next thing to do is to take a mild | dligestive tonic with laxative properties, | until you see the Improved Leaming. This has the large, ear Autos are making rl‘oaz progress, but | and _ther-a is none better than Dr. Cald nroduc’lnx qualities, combined with big, juicy stalks for fodder. 3 the army has found that It cannot get | well's Syrup Pepsin. It contains the J. W. GOUCHER. : Plant it now and insure a matured crop of the flnest, all | along rwithout its mules and the élec- | sTeatest of all alds to digestion, good Even in China, where the opium evil 5 g tric dovices by the same name are as|Popsin. It has other ingredients that | ing Dr. Caldwall's Syrup Pepsin these had become much an important part of indispensable at the Panama canal. act mildly on the bowels, which to- ha\'e‘au gone, and although Mr. Gouch- d busitess, the need of crushing it was |‘ether form a cembination for the re- t &tt Cr —— flet of dyspe, iy ou thes tu :;:y:a.hn is 64, he does not look more a er o by corn yon ever raised an time ago realized and it 1s being | | There have been resuits wHL wonld onttied . dut. wiker upail res { oS 00l | snsurpassed. upon respect for the law forbidding it | centr to be permitted to go back so he tom: "dabd bewel muscles 80 that | or swallowing tablets and mints, or ou?lumn‘ this high grade variety of reliable seed, tried out on ! soil and found a winner, We also have Eureka, Leam- they n do their work naturally | taking catharti sal 1 Red Cob and White Cob Ensilage. iy » p g catharties, ts, etc., all of ng, a!n not to mlss“the fun,”. the opera-| without outside aid, and when that|which are harsh and nauseous and at Feor Field Corn use Longfellow, Canada and Connecticut Flint Uana down thets taks on sAdud inter- | Rigpy Woment comes sil.mAdicins can | best do but temparary good. You can ;' NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT EARLY EUREKA est, i % X 3 be dispensed with, It is ths best rem- | obtain Syrup Pepsin at any drug store v - . 4 5 i e &dy obtainable for any disorder of the | for fifty cents or one doliar a bottle. ELDREDG If those manufasturers Who aré log- | Stomach, liver and bowels, for dyspep- | Results are always guaranteed or . . ; ing business and those employes who | 518 “constipation, . bilicusness, head- | money will be refunded. are feeling the effects of it omly had .‘*’i &mvhdqm after ufln‘.o[u on Families wishing to try a free sample “sEED STORE" the optimism of the president, they | i (T g Ihuustnag of users | bettio- can obtaln it pastpaid by ‘ed: would probably understand hew T W, Goucher. tgluliumml' ‘them Mr. { dressing Dr. W. B. Caldwell, Having Selected Your Corn Get a Corn Planter countfy is going banefic. througk | several years had all m;;"»’ 25t aanaion EL Mduytella, 8- |97 WATER STREET, NORWICH, CONN.