Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 9, 1914, Page 4

iath b Office - Cl C SALEM FIR| T,” Sensational Twe-resl Kisine Mystery Fil os m on- -me!ud.nn :rnm o:a;r:av SLIM," Another Snakeville Hit > cerning separation, - 1 “THE LIGHT ON ALL” - 4th Story of the Man Whe Disappeared rectors of the New Haven road could|Pumps’” ¢ FWINKY WILLIE and THE CHERRIES,” A Screaming Comedy FISH FISH FISH This week at the Fish Market a nice stock of & Fresh Fish with low prices as usual SOTER SN s fet Pr e e the pins out of & 671 Butterfish, Porgies, Little Neck Clams, Long CI d’s, but I ?:l ke mussing ng Clams, Reund Clams, all up lnl-mu amenable to rea- v Crnl._cn‘ Lobsters. g Broadway Fish Market ‘Wears soft shirts and I * bow tias” said the . Phone 363 ©O. LACROIX 40 BROADWAY session of the legislature convenes - prospects of an early setilement by 1905, aversge...eezeeseme 5,920 | tiher “method fo not promisine, though the benefits of the peaceful ad. justment are worth trying for. - STEAMER BLOCK ISLAND 3507 WATCH HILL Axp BLOCK ISLAND TRAVELING LIBRARY MOVEMENT. When it is realized how much good ~ resuits ‘from the movement in behalf | matter oratory | - of rural Hbraries, it is but natural that s AN AN g AM AM Have The Bulietln Follow You : : « Lv. 885 535 [ Block lsiand, . . Lv. “3:15 “2:45 Readers of The Bulletin leaving fiear Dubiin, on the Sth, and the gov- e s . 1035 10:45 | WatchBIL . . . . 346 420 Sity"Zor vacation trips can have Sigh | grament dguied o pegeieimation ferbas- L. . 113 1200 | New London, . . - 55 e amaice . Orbee 3 on thelr way, and only O'Conm- . Dae 105 1:38 | Nerwich, . . . Due 6:50 through " : ' nell's own rapid and us i pe SR which makes it possidble for the small - ures in sending out in directions to *Puily. exccpt Sundays. “Sundays enly. communities of a state to secure’su fleod matron, cigars 13&-«»« them hindered the actual Denefits is rendering & most valuable SPECIAL EXCURSION TICKETS * o Mendays, Wednesdays and Fridays, July 6 to September 4 AND AND _APPROVING CITY BILLS. .. “The unvelling of the method by iwhich the fire commissioners proposed o increase the motor apparatus of the fire gépartment has brought to atten- tion the manner in which the bills of | the .varzious departments of the city are - spproved and ordered paid. Efforts for permanent libraries are undertaken in most every community of any size but there are not & few | carpets! k of states which realize the mflflcfint ingers foreyer in the curtains, and the results which are to be obtal from | vile smelling cigar stub that is al the county library service. This in the Though it is required that there shall | State of California has resulted in the be & majority of a board or commis- mmhel a ;v;t-,vld- six sion to.approve the bills before pre- | hundr ranches and deposit stations sentation. to the council, few in the|and which receives an appropriation of EVERY DAY REFLECTONS council outside such a board or com-|Over 3175600 a year for its main- mission ever see the biils or know tenu:wurhrm t:;hd-m, lm . whiat dills they are actually paying. |county alone sixty- undred ’ In this instance thers was an ap- | Were regularly ciroulated. In the state STRENGTH AND WEAUTY. PFovl by s majority of the fire com-|Of Michigan there are 126,000 boOkS| 4 griena writes: T am very wealthy, misgioneraiand such carried weight | Which are circulated through small|for I own a noble ,,,r, fi:{' : with the 1 sufficient to order the <communities, clubs and schools and|about sixty or seventy fest in’all payment of the bills. No one ques-|the state of Wisconsin undertakes mm its autumnal fo tioned the large amount and no one | this contribution to the education ana| ° is vermillion green knew. that one at least was not a reg- | 8dvancement of its people in small|and P the WunlMght after ular blil except the minority member | COmmunities. g 7 of the fire commissioners. This instance | That the value of this form of Mbrary reveals the need of the expression by |Service has not come to the attention every member of such a commission|Of all the states is Indicated By the whether favorable or unfavorable, for |fact that in & quarter of the states no had there been a report on those bills| 2!d is provided for library service. by the minority member such action |-Thus it is but natural that the devel- as was rescinded would probably never{ OPment of an interest by the Carnegie have been taken, though existing cir-| millions in such a movement should be comstances demanded it. a cause for enthusiasm. It will permit Tt ‘was an action upon which the|Of & great amount of good. council and the citizens should have TP been enlightened. There is no gques- i i : i | G 4 5 ¥ £ i § ig?" 3 [ b | o i i I st i : X H & personnel of the commission— port Telegram. Charles 'W. Comstock has %een bhad been practiced to secure a jury pushed to the front through a cipcu- subservient enough to register the de- lar as & candidate for governor on cree of government. the democratic ticket this faill. EDITORIAL NOTES. th Norwich ie in the center of New Lon ton But what Norwich is in need of{ But then you'lll always find some came, where they will 4 g trial, don county and s enmtitled to recogn! move motor -fire apparatus but such|people who don't like this kind of | new iives, I will still have asl g‘ tion. The circular was mailed should Be gained through appropri- | weather. admire. Its beautiful:naked lm! x Packer, Conn. which is evidently a ations secured with the understand- P be etched against the sky, its suburb where some friend of Mr. Com- * ing that they were to be used for such| It is noteworthy in connection with|bark upon its sturdy trunk will erhaps stock = resides. — Middletown Penny purposes. A good chance is offered | the present weather that the coalmen | the inmer secrst of life to come. ' whole life. He foresaw not only that Press, ‘t6 ¢hange the method of sliding through department bills. i TIMELY ACTION. The decision reached at a confer- ence of New York police officials to curb the activities of the anarchists comes none too soon, Though the di- rect vesult of the bomb explosion in| the Lexington avenue tenement house, there are plenty of other .inecidents and faets in possession of the au- thorities to warrant them in reaching the conclusion that too great latitude has been allowed: these promoters of lswiessness and ‘disorder. - 3 “I get rest from my tree, and h he would be eondemned, but that the S Jropank At se thont'heu. and w(n‘.d'uncln. wmefl sentence would be a heavy ofie, It is to De regretted that the in- eannot utter, On February 13th. the jury, after a dividua] who signs himgelf “Demo- From rresent indications politics, in “] see two things in my maple, the |little decent delay, returned & verdict < Connecticut -at least, are likely t0},5, things which speak to.my soul, {of sullty of uniawful and seditious warm up before the weather does. | and whisper to me the secret of the | conspiracy. Senmtence was world and of the world to come, and | until the of the next term. In | .. o of all worthy living. % a the lnl‘l”“{ O'g nell m:montzo :l’l:: he S “The two -thi are . stren; and lappealing to the people beaut;." 253 s lthmwlv- to be tempted to break the The residents of Salem are sorrow- fully realizing . that the necessary things are not coming in as fast as they went up. . The man on the corner savs: A nag- ging censcience is disagreegble, but it doesn’t talk loud enough to keep the neighbors awake. THEN and ¢ -nine yeara esterday Today Liberty Beil lies in state hg';l‘:::tyn ;fi\l tonod.‘loor,me jast in the State House in Philadelphia 1t nd The real difficuit of deing a rociaim- where its first clarion peal of 1ib- New York has'long been a hotbeél of { diplomatist .in this and genera- a‘,‘ih?“m%mm&c death - It is" °ne of such government disorganizers and|tion is {n exercising proper comtrol|| of Chier Justice Johm Marshall the courss which has been adopted| over public utterances. whose body was taken from concerning mr? h:‘;m checked t.biltr e Philadéiphia to final nifl: ey ¢ been growing| There will be lots of dlsappoinitment || place i Virginia. Suddenly, through every opportunity which has|in Ireland if the trouble.over its gov- || tone of the bell Hetlts beem permitted them until they Bave|ernment is settled without something || Duffied as with grist The bell. reached the point where they should|more than a wordy combat. g&':’ He. found & great be suppressed. Their contempt for all —_— - crack in the side regulations is well known. They are The secretary of state has leaged a " a4 menace to every city and country, | summmer home in Nerth Carolina. see a fitting to and the responsibility of every munici- most important pality to the rest of the country as . tion's Nfi- mu 1o itself in peérmitting them to fore the th ; BEss i and spread theéir dangerous tidings that the )¢ clas mg:fl-w be recognized. e - E naig || dependence M The metropolis has no easy task be- uch as the fellow adopted—this » intly iy ; ever became -~ the e been decided upen. It could have| ... ol That New York 1s m Signers of the been done easier at the start, but further delay and fallure to meet the problem is only piling up & much greater future task. The explosion has furnished a situation which cannot be not the only ¢ity with its. bomb and erime factorien, nor the only eity where such prineiples are being advocated, —————ee this summer keeping track of the liners as they ¢oma and go. All Con- necticut will be doing that some day. During Summer Months ing until you ceuld get it done on easy terms. We. will wire 8 reoms and supply all the necessary fixtures for Posstbly if the. me brought : i 49 so thair influence to beer upon s L T i . - and mentally s s werk, : ery - to boast—New Ha: U ing of publi¢ sentiment. MR, WARBURG'S POSITION. ‘When Paul M, 'Warburg insists upon the recalling of his name as a member of the federal fobe it ifi the undertaking which has 1 of the oil concerns an impertant in- % v Yeu can pay en the instaiment plan, $8.50 dewn and $5.00 a menth. Let us leok over your heme end demonstrate how gquickly and easily we can do the werk.