Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 15, 1914, Page 4

iz . 1ok ol Bt v dlahiied B £ one Calls: Office 480. orial Rooms 35-3. ulletin'Job Office 85-3. ‘Willimantic Office, Room 2, Murray +@ullding. Telephone 210. i< y Aug. 18, 1914. E3E mother's knee. They have its unified repetition in- the p. They have uttered it hely presence of Him who = taugh ing about three millions ‘a week = ¥ omy g ey the| " Has the kingdom come? regular and speciai pensions. The statistics of crime for our own Tho recent Balkan war of & few| It is curious how ardently some men |day are positively appalling. In many % weeks’ duration is estimated to have .kzn-nd once | states it is shown thatthe 3 Yhe Bulletin has the fargest §|COSt $100,000,000. ‘percent. age of proven law violations is con- v The present war conducted by five A e ey P i Snses §| zreat nations 1s hooked to cost. & bil- | such person. stantly incressing at a much more caith, after %o four times larger than that of lion and a half a month, or $18,000,- rate than the increase in popu- . preliminary | with the problem of a 000,000 a. year. > lation. 4 phet | manufacture of ice cream in the heat- any in Norwich. It is delivered Wer whio Fainous the Tand @0 you worse. For instance thel| " wro's . soael gy is St calls for $50 and urse hat temperance to over 3,000 of the 4,053 houses §| VUL U0 RUTICS D0, PIRGSIETIY | destening rascal who calls for 50 and in Norwich, a: | read by ninety- §| gestroys no end of property which o es tly a X g others | two grad crepm. three per oent. of 10 people. In 3| pecause of its age, cost or historic|You for 3150, gets it and never comes|¥ho has a theory and is always ready & Jury | Bests. that the opdivanee bes° Windhem it n‘dnll;-nd to on: §| sietinticas. che Govie b dupilbated § S8 oyt e ppw; e net o hlv‘:ll;efl“m;; do Summoned i |permit the making of so-catled stan 1508, itham an roys best seem, ere. ce cream, which shall contain a .:oun'l':n to » 1"100 and in fi‘:::a?zrgwml' “n::!’otn eult:;i. and | Worse than. you can possibly imagine| TWo theologians or two politicians will in peace until | higher degree of butter fat, and “just 4 o 4 i they could ' be. ~You know such afsnarl over their differences of oplnion ' feared, but not |ice cream” which shall - contain 3 al of these places it is consid- if it last® long impairs the productive fellow regards you, his easy mark; but|and part with a poorer:opinion of one elsewhere throus- |Jower degree.—New Haven Register. ered the local daily. efficiency of each nation many years|how do you think he regards himseif?|another than when they met. Two death was received i Eastorn Connecticut has forty- after peace has been declared. gomaumu u;itn:e he w;a;m H‘r:n k;m :b;ren w:;l;gt down l:‘::ner, smoke Th is t Wi to m himself if coul oOWS chat laugh an ve a bully 2 _mine towns, one hundred and | A TRere s no Exack way G0 feurel N e oits down with himeelf he is| time. They know mothing of mental .- TRAVELER® DIRECTORY sixty-five postoffice districts, §| . "\ Snvolved, but it would not|iR Poor company; and dom't yom sup-|athletics and care less. The common é . and sixty rural fres delivery be ax on to say it 18 many | PO5© his meannesses harrass him? The | People have opinions but they do. not Y N oo man who doesn't have a clear con-|Often air them—they fare better to ewW naon times the actual money cost of the|science canmot find delight in his heart, | keep them hermetically sealed. There N The Bulletin is sold in every conflict, AR LE s : 3 {; rte:ilx? l:lo{el?l;uura in silence than (« o:!wncn) town and il of the R. F. D. Hence, dull times follow wars be- at chance do you suppose a fal- ; bul loesn’t seem possible romtne"1n “Battorn Gonnectiout. §| cause so much weaith and Dhysical|low would have with St Peter who|on a baseball fleld. It doesn't pay o Line i i destroy- | When asked what he had doné on earth | know too many thing for certain. That marriage is too often a bore < CIRCULATION L‘;‘*i‘f.fi“t‘h;’.:‘.“l‘&"i’:‘ ¢ be|Sbould reply: “Had a gay old time|EVer since man began to accumulate ’ be little doubt. Many a —TO— on the money left me. No. I nevar|knowledge he has mixed a gooa deal HENISH he, s HEDMien be| worked, never earned & doliar, never |of errow with it. We enjoy things we et th NEW YORK 1901 AVOrage..eceeomes..s 4412 §|QUickly overcome. avon & dollar when I sat in & game; | are uncertain about more than we do STEAMERS War is only profitable to :o-: >ho|gave a few dollars in charity for th| things we know all about. When 2 R Suape | CHESTER W. CHAPIN ¥; are eager for fame or who gloat overjname of the thing: got lots of praise T s deci l—is really set for = 905, averane.cress weaims 5,920 St Thes ckh win T tish. and folks looked up to me because I|ail time. It is dead. The live things| Monarchy is making its last stand. CITY OF LOWELL : was endowed. Had everything a lazy|are what we desire to know not what | A Néw vision of government is coming | tween uxoriousness and contention. 2 EDITORIAL NOTES. man didn't deserve and nothing an|we do know. to a people who have dreamed of de-| The reason is not far to seek. What| Choose this route next time you go industrious man could get out of life Boy Scouts are filling many vacant|for himself.” St. Peter wowid prob- places abroad caused by war, ably say to him “You've been standing The sudden oufbreak of wai ahroad |t YouYou have becn handing out|| SUNDAY MORNING TALK has thrown hundreds of longshoremen | ioney somebody else earned for praise < i Sept which you didn’t merit. You hae and that. I §_includsive, due New York, Pier 70 bt e s s where you didn't sow and now from trouble, which is that|East River, at 6.30 and Pier 10, Nortt Have The Bulletin Follow You makes mll'rllfl in the first place? Il- |46 New York. Youll have a delightful lusion! And it is fllusion that is in-|voyage on Long Island Sound and 2 dlauu-hle to its happy continuance. |superb view of the wonderful skyline ‘e go about to find other lczn-u for |and waterfront of Manhattan Island. > been allowed to tear|River, 7 o'clock next morning. Readers of The Bulletin leaving || . The man on the cormer says: “The|YSU 560k to enter where there is no - 1 3 vacatie E admission for such as you. Rolli EMEMBER THE SIDINGS. all the veils; all the mystery and o oF cracqtion trips can have || man who rubbers most géts his eye-|in wealth is not redemption but roll: - x NORWICH to i touch with home affairs. Order || to6th cut quickest in this world.” ing in contrition is. Your hands mie| A siding, as most of us know, is a NEW YORK - bugh The Bulletin business office, —_— empty, your feet are cold. Go hence|Short plece of track beside the main ‘common sense.” line onto which traln be . hing that marrieg: Meals a la Carte Detrolt issues 75,000 official pro-|2nd Warm yourself! h i IAy e aniahes p pegoAslhon oo n times of congestion. Both express ~ e grammes and out of these sends 30,000 o Pl . Tickets and staterooms from ticke m—— e only trouble with the man wao | #nd accommodation frains may be run significance. d « WHEN FLESH IS A BURDEN, | (o fhe 6,000 Grand Army Posts in the| knows he is HERt i3 the fact that he|9n g track that has blenty of, sidings. redeem NEW ENGLAND STEAMSHIP €O It is the blooming summer . time | “°2R07" feels sure the other fellow is wrong.| IT2ins may even pass each other in op- by = F e S He may know himself, but he doesn’t|Posite directions if there are turnouts ‘What ‘America admires in Germany | know the other féllow, and there are a|2-Plenty—angd engineers remember to Zhat makes the fleshy person one con- dinuous flow of perspiration, and he is its mental and industrial greatness; | thousand chances to one that he is|use them. It is when they forget the that there is any true marriage. wipes and mops and puffs most of| what it despisés is its militarism and| Wrong in his estimate of him. It is|Sidings that the trouble begins. other words, it 18 “trus love” and nt STEAMER CHELSE“ he time, and eats heartily to keep|tyranny. doubtful if there ever was a. man in| Life would proceed far more happlly = “love” that men and women seek. ‘he fat up and takes anti-fat to re- this world who was absolutely right.|for thousands if we remembered that Now, it is essential to any divine luce it. There is no consistency in To New York There is no such thing as “civilizea| ON® Of the greatest discoveries we all | there are sidings also to be used in Bt Taidhy whidh e flllnfi:l'! it be full of mystery. = make is that we do not know as much | the social intercourse of men. We ar s, but what does the fat person|war” War is the abolishment of or- | 3 i tnougnt we ald. Semo rofes. | often called to wait a bit on the turn: | world. Aurgn‘:‘:w: s conduct marks him as hav- | der and 2 tornado of murder, wreck|sional men Spend most of their time|Out. It is because we 50 often forget, and unkno nrer B rad a conscience enlightened and ajand ruim - to keep the public from finding out|Or scorn to do so that collisions and| Therefors pray on—Thy Kingdom|gust. That is why it is a sin to wor- Excellent Dining Service t erratic? - how little they rpally do know. The | Wrecks occur. Come ship an idol of wood or stone; there is Leaves Norwich Tuudny’ e government has been trying| The editors who read the Congres.|man who ‘knows one thing well 1s| We are surrounded every day by peo- | \ore things are wrought by prayer|DO Vagueness in if, it has become vyl- |§i Thursdaye-and -Sundays at 5.1 %nti-fat remedies upon a class of | sional Record for a- diversion say it|called an expert: and the one who is|Ple of various temperaments, of Strong. | o cpen tits averld Groams of gt . willing subjects and it found what|can beat Wilhelm for flerceness and |Sure e knows a thing when it isn't :{,{“,‘,’,2’”“,‘2' traits, and of purposes . by c g wl.-:::::_N_wm‘Vo;I:i ‘_b;:nd.:yz remedies were of efficiency failed to|for hum 80 is a monomapiac. What the other y often run counter to our own, ! man isn't is something which should |It is the easiest thing in the world to | For so the whole round earth is every P._m. 5':-".,:" ’m’ffl'fi'-'fff s‘qou‘:ié :v'l':e"éifli A contemporary speaks truly when |0t concern us. What he is is the im- | Stir up dissension anq_strife. to find 3 way Express service at freight rates. & - portant thing. Yo - wint, ourselves at loggerheads with and er ruthlessly exposes his S In certain instances to cease it says: “Germany in material achieve- | SUTLONT JNRE TO8, TAY, Wier and| GGt Yo oy R e ihose all about | Bound by gold chains about the feet|shortcomings, is murdering love. And |f ' ' F- V- Knouse, Agent their daily doses because of ill|ment has become the United States|then fail to find out. When you|Who keep in a sort of perpetual dead- of God. the man who ceases the pardonable upen their digestive apparatus.|of Europe®” ' _ know what you be if you hear others |lock with their nejghbors because they - . flattery and praise he bestowed upon One cure had the effect of causing et —d(ri—{T g:nflm yvurbcog‘:;:mns it is-possi- htu;l.rnever learned to take the sidings h eighteen pounds to vanish. Its diet- y can n feeding the armies | ble you may be 3 . fo e. and ary course was exceedingly severe and | of Germany if she keeps neutral; or| Auous the only }_h;g fat is re-| One of the sidings is named Toler- || * FAMOUS TRIALS nd -lle'.uu.lo m; e S5 Wmatgm discipline of the sort could hardly be|she may become one more fos if thelsteq to is good humor. Did you|ance. We should be willing to give the Only persistent seeking for the good @itractive to anyone. LIt is easier to instruct fleshy people w to become thin than it is to tell % people how to become fat; but the government does not despair, for.| It points out that a fat person may feduce his flesh by eliminaing from his diet fats and starchy foods and kaiser provokes her. Sver Knbw & Tat person who: coald et ] other fellow a chasnte to tiink his oyn in your wife or husband, continual smile, or who was sad and pessimistic. | thoughts. It is not necessary to meet mentjoning of it and repression of all The Christian world must look like|Fat people look funny and perhaps|the opinionated man with a bigotry TRIAL OF BRIGHAM YOUNG. |personal criticism can save a marriage. a lot of cut throats to the heathen.|they feel fumny! At any rate they|equal to his own. When his opinion PO, Human nature wants an atmosphere They have a right to expect us to|seem enshrounded with good humor|and yours are evidently coming to- of appreciation, of praise, of love and set them a good example. never with a fog. Good humor is de- | 8ether in a hopeless clash, do not feel | When Brigham Young died on Wed- | gevotipn. If you do not care to take clared to_be ‘health to the soul; and|that you are in duty bound to fght|Resday afternoon, Aug. 29, 1817, 8t|; Iife contract to supply that, don't What the slowly blooming golden rod | Yot medical men will tell us fat is large- | the matter out to a finish. Allow him |Salt Lake City eighteen wives sat In|get married. e ly the product of disease. So there|the enjoyment of his own opinion |the house of mourning Many a woman has committed sui- 2 ; and by not being too indulgent | S S3¥InE to us is: “September Is go- | 7oy "2 S %0NG" any lass will tell you|while you hold courteousty to your |loss of thelr husban clde as to her love and happiness by of appetite or too mnegligent of the|inS to be warm, or frostless!” Let|sne would Tather be fat than skinny.|own. He may be partly right, any- | Was buried on the following Saturday|per fatal cleverness or murderous con Jalnsetey extecise, . us hope her signal is interpreted right.| Too fat and too lean do not require|way. Act in a gracious and gentle- sclentiousness. Many a man has tak- There is no better way to keep flesh talk, for they speak for themselves.|manly spirit of tolerance. Commend en rride in driving all the fairies and siown then by fasting, or by bringl The militant women of the war zone|Good nature and a good digestion |him for his sincerity and refuse to dreams and sentiment from his e % N2 | who come onto the fleld and shoot|walk hand in-hand. Good humor is|Dbe led into acrimonious debate. In the opened, for there hearthstone, and found himself in a|9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Daily, the amount of food down in quantity 2 no surplus flesh will be taken on, Most people eat too much, exercise oo little and get the discomforting the wounded and the doctors who are |said to be the clear blue sky of the|interest of peace take the siding that, hell of boredom. trying to save them, are playing a de- | 50ul and Thackerary says it is one of | On life’s narrow track you and your o and| " “Where there is no vision the peo- 10 a. nv. to 1 p. m. Sunday generate part. the best articles of dress one can wear | brother may pass safely and part as ple perish.” Where there is no love in in society. The fat man’s society is|Iriends. mayriage there is loathing. esiieh, ; fittingly dressed and always has a| Tact, likewise, is a slding onto which Love & & tender path. As well ex- | You used to choose between degree. inePGoamateur speculators are Buy-|ciear blue sky: other socleties have|the life train should often be switched. pect a d to grow and bloom i e eal I 5 the o5 bri bl Lk p:o;p‘;c?pl: ;,“ey":'u‘] Just enough fat ones in them to keep | There is the hammer-and-tongs method LA without sun and soll and water as to of aches—the 4 ng A z them from being lean d gl .| of getting things done. “If you are d expect love lourish without appre- ting. Now our system. e THE POLITICAL BOSS, soon tumble back to thelr normal placo | You never knew & fat person who en. | going at anything, go at it hard” is doetrins | ciation and praise, and without care- | oot O f The' great west is finding the polit- wcal boss irrepressible. It makes no lifference whether the convention sys- em or the primary are in operation, . he boss readily gets in his work. ¥ There is no doubt the shrewd polit- cal boss is finding the primary sys- :em cheaper and easier to work than in the market. joyed poor health—it takes the lean to | familiar counsel, with its evident truth ful refusal to deal in those “truths® find joy in afiction. and importance. But let us not go at which are but ashes and a scorchig C = Germany doesn’t know it, but she ‘ _— even what is good so hard as to defeat ing wind to love. ess a has just risen to have the conceit| There is a Tiger butterfly visiting|our own righteous purpose. Be willing 5 — fh denied that they had ever peen taken out of her; she has chal- | the dahlia patch and I notice he visits | to study different personalities and try 5 i nothing but red flowers. He loves a|to understand them. Each life has its |or heard of any such revelation. lenged nations enough to make it an red-clover patch beiter and that is|right and its wrong handle. Pull the taking unto OTHER VIEW POlNTS assured success, where‘x‘:e ?the" ::;u:m‘be;: 2nad feeds fl‘l’t“ one. e e | o e b :l.t :"‘.:'0’"“: e P e upon the honey, the bees dispute was said of a certain energetic : _ihe convention system, The Atlantic coast citles had eleven mp:mm lhersya.mi frequently d?qva reformer that he “would use a trip | polygamy and President Buchanan -in The Tooth Ache ‘We talk about the will of the peo-|days of fog for a constant feature|him from the blossoms. His fancy for | hammer to kill a fly -on mamma’s|1857 sent a Jw-r-or to the terfitory| new Britain, Conn, complaints of 'fi. but in practical politics it does|Peginning the last day of July. The|clover is what has made red his fav-|Dnose.” Surely the fly might have been 500 fake war extras coming into that city not play the part it should or is ex.|Shore resorters were pleased to see|oOrite color, but he must have learned |stunned at least by other methods. started a reign from New York. Brockton is having ~VS. this bran We guarantee absolutely painies: every red flower is not sweet or nec- | Accuse no man of being a moral side- e Jow. ook s feving : :’ne:::do‘ro'mzh:m v:!rxg ‘;i 4lnop::l;e:.';::; the sun this week: o ]‘lg{ laden. His progeny are enjoying l::pge{hWbollni‘u:esuin o;de;'lo \:nda:- murders.” | %< ::erlcumm‘ b this Bom:n‘.“ T Bt g trn sandi et edge stand the evil situation he : b ; trom the polls; and in the primaries Thl‘s war opens the opportunity for |1’ wm::h:::d::us .2:;1" ge_of .::1: e o= nen try'_"::t;' i on_government was restored f’.?.i" ocety W;u‘:fi:‘; e ped- | Not enly painless, but the most ski'h tae vote is so low that it cannot with | American makers of electrical sub-|When young they curl the leaf over|methods or handling have led to the ederal were | Giea” about the e e ko v sstaiite i hemesty be called an expression of the | Plies to capture the Cuban market for | themselves and’keep out of sight and | correction of abuses and to the reform extras sent out from Boston.—Brock-| . F all . will of the majority. The will of many | Nitrogen-filled and fiame-arc lights|when older they become loathsome |of individuals when even bullets and t rir g Mo itk 455 raach of alk which the Germans had beaten them |looking, hog-snouted worm that the|clubs have failed. Be sure that more is simply th i1l - o g D e 0t Bt wninformed would shrink from as they | lives have been loved than have been in 1362 The devotees of modern dancing (Mtical boss and his sustaipers. LA R s TPy would from & snake or & lizard—he | licked into the kingdom of righteous- e should take heed of recent significant s . B‘[‘;:fl;’yf’“:;“"ez’m‘,’m’me The United States does mot need go|36ems to have large eves and to be |ness. ltems in the daily news and indulge DR. F. C. JACKSON a8 BMAACIbnS, Mk are mtninmg oz | into_the business of becoming a com- oking at you, but he isn’t. These thelr fondness for terpsichorean diver- queer caterpillars are so rarely found There is anoth iding ento which Oct. 1, slon very moderately for a time. An- i YL E moh. h“"{‘"— She should leave the|the hreeder of butterflies jumps with|many need to switch the fife train fre- other noted dancer is about to “g0 un- DR.D. J. CO merchant marine to private enterprise| gelight when he discovers one. I doubt | quently. and it is named Patience. The d Jury, der the knife.” This fate has been ing the King Dental Company after she has done all she can to pro- | whether his Pa knows him; but the | vigorous, capable, well-endowed people | ing him distressingly frequent of late among |Succeeding the o mote and protect it, cage-bred Papilio Turnus is a most|should remember this little piéce of < the eminent exponents of the tangzo 203 Main Street. M return to the convention system. -Since the political bosses are not join- ing the agitators it is very maturally concluded they find the primary sys- 3 desirable specimen for any cabinet. |spur track when in contact with the : and the maxixe. Until medical science g '&':;‘m"’ that they do not| ypcle Sam seems to be glaring at e — strugglers and the incompetents with made by States Marshal|ghall have made some definite state- Next to Boston Store. 3 e Carranza, but he is only looking to| Many peeple think they do not be-|whom the roads of the world are fair- ° ment as to this peculiar susceptibilily The trouble s not with the political | oo if he is big enough and b Heve in mysteries. They have never|ly crowded. Because my clumsy, shift- of 1:-" Belto appendicitis, it may be well for the| ;. s attendant Fhone 1283-3 systems employed, for honest men do| cnough mentally to make the m: "t“"’t thought life is a mystery, God is a|ing engine only puffs and crawls along AL _bix eager dancers to be prudent.—Provi- * honest work under any system. The|yp,. o portunity and to the 08t of | yyystery, man is a mystery and his|is no reason why it should be shoved night dence Journal. . eliminating of the political boss 18 | iy “taat mill be aue nice? h® 809d|destination a mystery. We are all|into the ditch by the fiver. Better shal. The penalty imi by ] the only way to make politics agree- ek s bathed in mystery as the bather is|provisioned engineers should rather| Senator Christian M. Newman for = le to honest men and this seems to| Emperor Wilhelm has the cable cut :’i:l:h m"‘xi'u.'i?,".‘né‘.fm"...'f?é’“’m‘“.‘wz ?;:l:et:un:;%w::at::““ e Lo shate ess than six months, and mm Mm““{h-" Mm. o Senion | DR. F. w. HOLMS, Dentis! Jery much like calling for the|so he cannot get the news, then de- | what love or consclence is they,would| The dull lad in schodl, the mer- ( : banquet held in New London last| Shannon Building Annex, Reom A elimination of the father of politics. | mands of us uncensored wiréless ser- |find themselves up against the mysta:y | chant’s trying clerk, the pastor's dis- eral Dflw Satu . Bridgeport is entitled to a Telepnone 523 ‘When we reach the right conclu-|vice so he can get it. Had he kept|Of their own being. Love has beén de-|appointing church ' member—all the good place on theé state ticket this fall L2 sion we must confess that the lack of | news gathering reciprocal he would |fPed a8 the egotism of two; the load- | host Who are making slow and heavy October. Judge ‘and _Semator Newman's excellent| THERE is vertising medium & interest—the lack of unity of will—|not have been compelied to 0 stone of love; love is to the moral na- [ work of the journey, these have a at Hartford, coupled with his| Eastern Conn ut equal to The Bul is just what has bred the political|demand. @0Y | ture what the sun is to the earth; and|claim on those of you who could run 48 & democrat, makes him w | letin for business results. conscience is sald tobe the foundation |express if you would, clearing the|a test case and of true joy; justice's best minister; and|track of all obstructions. Character is gamists at the bhoss and every variety of corruption This was Mrs. Wilson's I kind | the smail voice in man the loudest|tested by one's conduct toward the ';fio. who, it was with which he is charged. & thought expressed to Dr. Grayson: |fevelry cannot down. This is the best | weak. In his disposition toward pa- |party who can " “Promise me if I go you Will take care | scholars can do to inform us what |tient forbearance with the faults o the h - TO PREVENT FRhAUD. of my busband!” For the president copsci those about him is the Christian man ‘Bere is no reason why any man|to break down would be a national 7 o . "stiguld be given a ton of coal shorter | calamity and she could see.no chance | e i - to Sieinioy % t we know they are real like the |erance and tact and patience toward than the So-called short ton, but he|for him to get the rest he neéded. | iragramce of the 3 ows that we begin to appreciat ! often is in two ways: By omitting e it o e T e DU T T b et P SR L K H 100 Franklin Street #hree or four baskets in every ton,| There is under consideration in con-|can feel or fim:. ‘The greatest | us ‘all. Let us reflect that MAZDA ELECTRIC LAMPS or by selling, to him coal nowhere near | gress a bill refusing readmission to|power known is the spirit which |strict accounting out own lives very the From 8 to 1,000 Candle Power in heat units, i all aliens who leave the country to|makes man a creator with ability to |likely are not paying decent interest on The fact that th? government and o o e put power into his creations or with | the investment, about the cost of main- all large consumers of coal have to be be . ,th:umjt‘oh;mm other m'gttorm tenance and ved for coal below the standard v e aitt-| S o %oF materiia, bt o, angs A moods one feels as the small consumers uneasy,|zenship and give some return for the|pe free from a bellef in them. Psalmist felt when he exclaimed, “Thy ! isice much of the coal is of the high- | blessings which come of our frée in- e gentleness hath made me great.” Ppresent. psp- pst price and poorest quality, hence | stitutiene No man gakes an_aarssabls friend, THE PARSON | ¥~ TN\ ST R e . s 3 z t: ” I TR « - v