Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 22, 1914, Page 4

and @aouficd 118 YEARS OLD Conn., as second-class matter. S Telepnone Calls: Bulietin Business Office 480. Bully ial Rooms 35-8. e e etin Job Omee 352 Willimantle Office, Room 32, Murrav Building. Telepbone 210. % Harry " Norwich, Tuesday, Deo, 22, 1914. ourss. I kwow therell be €Alk DRUG HABIT uqu’omu.v - > e TREATED. The Circulation of The Builetin getting “excited” over the facts lead-| Harry De Ferris was right, she did ing up to the crime, but he was not to him, and u was all a mis- Yhs Bulletin has the largest circulation of any paper iv East- i justified In committing murder. e ey THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT. Merhonn-- This is the season of the year when laugh The fact is that automobiles the Christmas spirit—the spirit of from herself. passing trolley cars in the joy and gladness, charity and kind “You'll come with me, dear” he deeds—should be abroad in the land. whispered; ‘Comeé no ern Connecticut ana from three 21t i the time of gift making In rec- waiting outside. Come Rianciaon. o e s to' four times larger than that of §| ognition of the great gift to the world it| The loneliness of tho vpast over-|,1%18 O ww ;,‘g; COl o N l A L T H E Ar any in Norwich. 1t is deliversd which the anniversary marks. There ds, whelmed her; here was a brighter fu-| S5 1imb, ‘GT = ?flw to over 3,000 of the 4,053 houses are many ways in which the Christ- R to the mandate of the state. © are in Horwich, a . read by minety- $|mas spirit is manifested, but in the h D oo P vraps, | Quite aware that many of the auto- |} Five Re*——"l'H.E m M w5 . hange of ts in|@nd sazed longingly at the toys laid| Silently she ros got her wraps, | pobilists of the ity realize the grav- three per cent. of 10 peeple. In §| hustle of the exchange of presents in|p ..o “ong there. There was -aiso the | then a hastily written note—one glance 157 of the situaticn s Jeplore 1 Bet c.a“‘ ny as “Lion and Mouse” i livered to over order to create greater happiness and e room, as if taking a last Prices Mutinu 10 10 Children 5 Cents Windhem it s del tiny wardrobe with its snowy garments the | aT¢ unable to remedy it. The police sww houses, in Putnam and Joy for those who are especially fa-|and with loving hands she took up a and she moved toward the| ... remedy it, a it ought to be + .' Pauline” Tomorrow vored, there should not be forgotten |little dress and crushed it to her heart edied. The speed limit should be en- the less fortunate—those in ~actual % Suddenly y‘h:h:'l:m"’“ by aga.ln. forced and_the rul'v‘sI t“o!?!%cllneumok- A Mechunical newered ing automebiles sho enforced ered the local daily. ToeC ondinany conmse of events the | Just to. make life more lonely and the | husbana was speeking {0 “""“"‘“‘; along with it. ‘Here is where Mayor E Connesticat has forty- desolation more complete? ine, dear” he said, “T'm sorry I pice”can serve the community most astern Sol 4 cheering spirit of the world-wide hol- | "“g;3den]y the door bell rang. She was | couldn’t get home_in time to take you valuably. We hope he will—New oine towns, one hurdred en iday. sure it was the doctor who had we- | to the reception. I've had a hard case, | goven Journal-Courier. sixty-five postoffits districts, Such cases are not so hard to find, | turned rather late, and would still take | @nd even though I did my best, I have and sixty rural fres delivery if there is the disposition to seek them | her to the reception, even if it were | l0st—the mother dled in .Dti!? th“ d‘ry St SR have vlefl.l!d them- routes. out. They do not stand out prom-long past the hour. Hastily she placed |efforts, The baby is here with the dis- | seives to co-operate to prevent the The Bulletin ia sold in every inently through _self-advertisement | {he garments in the wardrobe and trict nurse, sale of Texas cotton at less than § town and on all f the R. F. D. - | ene to the asylum in the morning. I'm perhaps, but it will be strange -indeed ggg{:‘g Gownatalen e‘fgg’,"é"fijfigflf‘o&“" Rere fa the diug store walting for the | Cebts a pound. routes in Eastern Connectiout. if they hgve not been discovered|ts the door. Her disappointment could | car. I'll be right home.” throughout the year in varlous ways. | not be concealed, when she found it| In a_ small fraction of a second she CIRCULATION 1901 AVErage...cscrsceces £812 190, nvesmmtit 5000 Most of them are known to the char- | was not her husband. ¢crossed the river of doubt once more 0“(:“' wmco‘ itable organizations and while such “You were going out alone, Pauline?” | Her husband still thought of her, even . - bodies will do their. best to make the | Harry de Ferris asked as he stepped | When out on a case—he was sorry that December 19.... 9 | nn Sm-mmuo- Danielson to over 1,100 and in ali of these places is consid- 355005582323320 00552502 5002303000200523030 3505800585509 0 004850008 into the hall. he had to disappoint her, and there was Try Musterole. See How Quick'y ?vaoynr!;;a_r:: :Ft::-; ::D:ho::ghbz for those “No-no—1 thought—" stam- | that tiny bud and sunshine to make it 1t Relioves: a pportuni-| .. ag blossom and grow. ties for causing joy and gladness| “You thought I was the doctor, didn't | “Ed,” she almost whispered, ‘bring It you don’t kmow what to select ought not to be restricted to the lim- | you? I knew he was out on a case, for | the baby home with you,” and she did| You just rub MUSTEROLE ia i i i briskly, and usually the pain is gone-- . ited means of these organizations. It|I met him some time ago. I knew you | not wait to hear the reply. is a time for all those who will do|Wwere expecting to go to Mrs. Van| She turned to the man who was pac- M’:“fi?‘;fi:fi"‘"mnt comfort comes 1o or a m good to respond to the full spirit of | Alyn's reception, and I wondered why ing impatiently before the door. 3 , o MUSTEROLE is a clean, white oint- 5 he didn’t get Dr. Gordon to take his| ~Good-by. she said, as she the season. It doesn’t take' much to helll ont Lot Rand. T ot out | ment, made with ofl of mustard. Use it do & good desd, or several of the place. T'd make a sacrifice bigger than d,’ golng i Instead of mustard plaster. Will not o » that f ou, Pauline.” tonight—my husband needs me, here— THE THAW DECISION. and it is to be realized that it is in Sheolrog;:ed ntead’!’l; at the speaker, t.h,ege tlu work for me to do.” BRe bll[:;;zl;.au i e Btn e you. e ave my B fat £ the United States|Such consideration for others that the “But you gave me your Wwor e urses ER: e e Chouls mean an ond|true spirit of Christmas lies, Unfor- still persisted. OLE and recommend it to their pa s “I gave you my word when I was on | tients. to so much of the travesty on justice | tunately there is usually a greater| | ETTERS TO THE EDITOR)| the tanis of tha river of Goubt, but 1| They ~iu -ladly tall you what relief U s as has been maintained for the past|OPPOrtunity than there is response. + " |am standing now by'the feuntain of it glves from Sore Throat, Bronehitis, u s o & : sixteen months by Harry K. Thaw. School Inspection, love and hope. Good night.” Sroup, Suift Neck, Asthums, Nouralils, Tt can haraly be expected fo mean| SHEEP RAISING AND DOGS. : Left alone. she returned to the fire- | Congestion, Pleurisy, Rheumatisrm, 3t %1 deavors to set| The Connecticut Sheep Bre~ders’ Mr. Editor: The rapid increase in|side and silently she tore up the note | Lumbago, Pains ‘and Aches of the that it will end the endeavors to sel D ers’ 28| the cost of school inspection through-|to fragments and cast it to the eager| Back or Joints, Sprains, Sore Muscles, him free, for just as long as the Thaw | sociation is enthusiastic over the pos: | out the republic Is alarming many cit-| fames. There was a step on the walk | Bruises, Chilblains, Frosted Feet, she 1300052285950 0388805222330 money is available it is to be anti-|sibilitles of sheep raising in this state|izens who view with somé concern the|and once more the doctor had returned | Colds of the Chest (it often Pprevents F = cipated that the circumvention of the|and New England. They are the very | systematic effort of organized medi-| home. Tenderly he bore the tiny bum. | Preumonta). : When dOWn town Stfip into the law will be attempted, ones to glve it a boost and help it|cal interests to fasten an ever-increas-| dle to her side, and she turned to re-| At your druggist’s, in 255c and 50¢ - . |ing army of salared officials on muni- i jars, and a special large hospital size : Thisw has male & BArd Sgh for BU{A10ng S pUieTive ho bould et Tl aivie ant el oA | P TR it it P R - Wauregan House, Broadway en- fx:;y ox?r osx;"cil a;iz:: a; ewhe‘xmy é Wzn S otas Mies S i e oy d’: Schoisl il;l!spectllm. a.ccierdlnlg to these| he questioned as he placed the sleep- !‘F?I‘i sure KOF zetl nfi:a genuine MUS- a eaw: ana - . affo] 39 § < OLE. i s hire. | close the fact that there is money in people, Tds a case in point, and at-| ing infant in her arms; “there will be efuse tations—get what 2 tention is called to the fact that the|no time for receptions now. _You're|you ask for. The Musterole Company, C and sS€e our dlS la Bvery technicality possible has been|sheep when properly cared for and|health authorities of New York are|giving them all up for this little waif.| Cleveland, Ohio. tran €, p -y' taken advantage of to prevent his|declare that where there are ten to-|asking for $554,670 for school inspec-| Are you sure you will not resret it?” return to the criminal insane insti-|day, hundreds and thousands could be | tion for the next year, which is $123,-| She did not answer, but silently led tntion from which he escaped, but he|Erazed as well, it s apparent that| 130 more than the appropriation for|him from the room upstairs to the LEGAL NOTICES must go back. Whatever weakness|they are not endeavoring to save the Hokol - ine s ¢ __| dainty nurse; where she the R AT P ok i A -’ : : , pection is said to be in ping baby in the crib. s has been disclosed in extradition or|fleld for themselves, its infan Its introduction was se-| “I understand. I am happy now. Proposleflr shle Road wo{k other laws, the decision is as it should | « There was 2 time when e great|cured in most instances on the plea|dear,” she whispered as he folded her \ be. Thaw, with the money back of | many more sheep grazed on tbe hill- | that it would enable the health au-|in his arms.- “I have all I want! PROPOSALS will be re- ‘him, has been making a tremendous|sides and meadows of Connecticut | thorities to stamp out or reduce to a| Boston Post. cehud by the State Hlxnwzy Commi . : £ & sloner, Room 27, itol, Hartford, Fl i jight to defeat tho ends of justice as | than do today and the opinion was|mitimum common contaglous diseases Conn- unci 2 p. i, Thursday. Decom: Leading orists administered in the state of New York.|held then as it 1s still held by many | Thich were annually casuing the need- ber 31, uRu.dr:{; nln:ilollowuaz sections s 5 > : - ate Road Wor Because of his wealth he recetved far ;ha; tl:e:': is mon&:y }n)sheep msh}s dren. It was plausibly urged that the OTHER VIEW POINTS plans and specmmu;:z;cfigrfl%:c?nwt;z more consideration in the first place | Just a e presgn time there is even schools were the centers for the spread office of the State Highway Commis- than would have been accorded the|more opportunities in that particular|of contagion, and that medical examin- sioner and at lh“ i ing places: average prisoner and he has been mak- | line In supplying the demand for wool | ation would probably detect these dis- ol g L L e ing use of that same agency to be-|and fresh meat.. The market is al-|eases and reduce them to a minimum. S EOSher Wit | Only a few weeks now intervene be- | an extension of culvert, and wood little the 1 its penalty ever|ways open for both and the one great| Accepting these claims, great cities guard ralling. Specifications at_off l, e 1w and ln Densly over| Sagn aP et e ey 0t S orl RS T S| o et T Sl eiats s | e ol opiiiaens e RS EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL The unanimous declsion of the su- | taking better advantage of the opPor- | 72, Siatistice of thuse eitics, during sor| 0t its boast of doing all necessary | SEETIIITr 1imaar feor of e ocic preme court that he must go back to | tunity is the problem of doge. cent vears, sinci ductl legislative work in the minimum of|\acadam _resutfacing. Specifications New York and that the question of| Dogs which roam the country killing | this innovation. Seem tn oamior thr . I AT e L as She Salestuans.. :"1’1:1‘ —E-Abyo st bis sanity is for that state to deter-|sheep or doing other damage are|charge that inspection has SIgnAlly|Dovs take my the PIeACANT . seamtioal| dnear ~Zset of. & B avel mine settles that point should it ever| worthless. They are a detriment to | failed to accomplish the promised re- | bor s see Bl £or seomin) ragtical | GREvel, o Native Btone constonction arise again. It has taken some time | thelr owner, if they havo one, and a|Sulls In New York for example, offi-|jjticsl advantage—ansonia Semtiner | blans and SPYSi0cationn af "the ‘offlcs or e ee p {0 go through the various processes|public nuisance when it comes to the | Sial tables for diphthieria. scarlet fever, — * | Siap must b accommpanled. Be o suraty of law to the court of last resort, and | harm which they do other people. | mur b ot ORNE OISR, CoUP And| Waterbury’s Christmas present is|company bond or a certified check not it has cost well, but New York has| With the sheep raising industry clam- > 3 © |going to be a revival of business|less than one-third of the cost of the R show that in the first named year these . . only déne its duty. Thaw must go|oring for @ chance, and the one ob- | cases Sesressicd ToITL aoae hest|Thete fa n alstinctly better tone in|Worl ' Tne Siste Highway” Commis: One Dozen back where he belongs. stacle in the way the worthless dogs. | ceeding year shows an increase over|iure, made by men who usually know, |&nd all blds. Dated at Hartford, Coo! there can be but one decision and that | these figtres, until 1912, when the to-|ang there are some very satistactory | tcember 19, 1“’“c J. BENNETT, GRAND GOOD THING. that the dog must go. Such a holdup | 2l number of cases was 81,116. reports of current orders. There is State “Commissioner. - = 2 & on any other business would not be |, U} Chicago, according to'the official| gooa reason to expect that the mew| Room iy Capleor Haooimm sgioner In looking about for means of bet- Jeraten tables for these diseases during the|.y, will sed steady approach to dec22d enme e tering the existing conditions in South | folerated for o minute and it ousht|past six vears, the cases in 1906 ag. | oiryay L e, & Steady approach to i i Carolina the suggestion has been made | 20 to be in this case. Eregated 20.242. E;ery s::;e‘edinx Fear| be a good year for all of us. —Water- | t A T 2 A S SRz shows a steady and marl ncrease in i o gl v e EDITORIAL NOTES. theso. figures, until 1813, when the| 07 hepublican. P g'g"““'é"“m,:“}’{.'_‘a B.‘ead I oastiers Governor Blease in reply to the crit-| Something to worry about: Only cais:s'::g;eg;::g 380'{%3‘“1 tanding th Take the case of Tax Commissioner now magufactured icisms of his wholesalo pardonings | three more trading days to Xmas. |anmual lpprflp!‘lfl.fl%l} for! algsguone Corbia ne ad sinipin, ant he 46 066| and pitl Ay ‘N' D Sevin & So i1 took occasion to say that he was only i contagious diseases were not-reduced|f many. Here is an official who seems | Main s""'- or can be procured direct = acting for the deserved relief of those| The cold Wave didn't last long, but | te & siniatan r promised, rather was| {2 Fevel in honest, intelligent worlk éor from the owner of the > whose conditions had won his sym-|long emough to extend unnecessary|there a steady increase, greater than|ine State. He has made the tax de-|scription, MRS. MARY A. Datiy. reliet to many a coal bin could be reasonably expected from the|DPartment a great office, of immens|R. F. D. 6, Norwich, Conun. Price One Such being the case, and the people — increase of population; and this is all| yalie to all the towns as well as to the | Dollar. This offer will not last 3 days because the Toasters will of South Carolina must know whether | | This I8 the season of the year when | [le more surprising in- view of the|Capaiie of flling any office In the giff all be sold before then. it is so that the present methods of [ URcle Sam's army in grey feels the|gi®aflly, jmproved sanitary conditions|f'ine gtate. And what is his salary? 3 dealing with the criminals, defectives, | PUrdens of a merry Christmas. The reason that scheol inspection| T} Masnificent sum of 33,000 a year. HOWEVER insane, paupers and homeless depend- | 1t 13 time for the Sfevicans to ae. | 135,10 sccomplish whet has” been| —Bridseport Fos' Ernest E. Bullard desirable ents afe antiquated and in need of re- < e-| claimed for it, also, the reason, as sy . - a_ s P et et et 0L T~ | ctdo that they nave had about all the | Shows by ths Toresans Soeareran: (B2 It is very evident that the in- we have numerous other gifts and invite board of charities for the investigation fun at Naco that is advisable. stead of reducing, it tends to increase|coming Republican _Administration . . et caft e s e — is found in the fact that fear 1s a|has its work cut out for it in setting V [OL[N your inspection. is o capital one. It indicates that| FTOM Dresent indications Sants|most prevalent source of disease. That|the State's fnances in order and in - < ought to have no difficulty in the use|fear is the cause and basis of disease|curbing the tendency to make appro- South Carolina is gradually seelng | ¢ un automobllo or an ascroplane thig|S Deing more and more recognized,|Priations far in excess of the State's T'EACHER g00d in the manner in which other | &y % SUt0 eroplane this| ,ng furthermore, for a long time this|Current revenues. The emphasis laid ctates find it necessary to meet such has been known and acknowledged by|on this peint by Republican speakers THENORWICH ELECTRIC C0. 5 hysiclans, during the recent campaign and the In Willimantic two days each DS i, therevy Obtaining an| There are some places autside of| *I the Misht of an understanding of| Cbinion expressed by Republican lead week, aeEne nto a solution of its own| Belglum where Santa will be called |this, it surely is inconsistent to-ai.|ers since the election, that the fin- : . = . troubles, { upon te supply the stocking as well | tempt to, handle the problem pre-|ancial situation presents the most Fer. appointments addrses 'K, 100 Franklin Street In such a case South Carolina is| ag what goss fn it sented by sickness and disease, with a | pressing problem to be considered at|] E. BULLARD, Bliss Place, Nor- not forced to enter untried fields, It iy R AT S physical examination of pupils accord- | the coming session of the Legislature, wich, Conn. has the ‘experience of many oflier| Those who expect the United States|iDg to the prevailing methods of school | 2ré shown to be fully justifed— states as a guide. The successful and | to protest against the shelling of the | DSPection. It must apeal to the rea- | Bridgeport Standard. = OPEN EVENINGS THIS WEEK valuable services rendered by such a| Yorkshire coast ought to turn their| 0% Of 2ll thinking people, that only 2 Prompt Delivery of Telephone Orders oard not only in pointing out and|attention to The Hague. Srmm con e soquising optl It is sald that more than $600.000 2 E A dren, at the age when the child mind|is being distributed in Westchester o establishing, but in maintaining prop- - is supposed to be most susceptible to| County, New York, this week by canmm T0 s er conditions are to bg easilv deter- The man on the corner says: Tt is|impressions, to view pictures and ex-|banking Institutions to the various y mined by proper inquiry. The aim|always the fellow who has the least | hibits, showing horrible physical con-|Christmas clubs. One club at White is certainly in the right direction and |to do at this season of the year who | ditions and listen to discourses rela-|Plains saved $198,000 in fifty weeks; | Meccano, Anchor Blocks, for the welfare of those who are suf- | makes the grewtest fuss over it. tive to the experiences and sufferings|another at Yonkers, $130,000, and so | Strukiron, Building Blocks, fering from HHiia TaNE of Tight. trests PRk sp e s of those who contract various dis-{on. These Christmas funds are Model Builder, ~ Mechanical Trains, ment it {s fo be hoped that South| <There is mno telling what Germany|%8geS, . o oo |t up By placing in banks amounts| WiCU gil ! Mechanical Boats, Carolina -will listen ‘to good advice | has promised Turkey as a recompens: | o pupil does not pursue the study of i Tt — | Steam Engines, Meteor Games, and make the necessary reforms. Al |for the loss of Egypt, but it is mot a or discord, but is taught how to produce HOW’S THIS? Metors, Plastieine, however, cannot be imposed upon a|likely to be delivered by Christmas.|harmo: Likewise in“mathematics in- red Dollars . cture board. The state must have the dis- _ Struction is DOt Siven With respect 5| werd ,g&".‘.,,"z:,,“:;“é.m,h hat cam: | Attachments, Pi Puzzles. position and accompany it with the More trouble for the navy depart-|error, -but how to eliminate error and|not be cured %mn Cal C ~ » necessary legislation. A state board|Went. The suggestion has been made | arrive at the correct and perfect so-|. F. J CHENI I“ Rb EDWlN FAY | of charities properly conducted is a |that Annmette Kellerman be placed in l\l?‘lfl:mf a problet::. R A c%'eney for the last T PN & i : ‘wishes mai ving 01 H 2 srand good thing, as Connecticut can z:f:!‘t&i “\”e the sixteen submarines that| joiionanin with another ho does Bot l';f.l.ff“ D el A Franklin Square : attest, ¥ endea‘v;z' to le.-h.rinbot n:lhahtmm:;}e‘t cir- :hhh lc'oflu:-rry out any obligations made 5 2 B - K o} St N ST %, B FCTS cums! ices whic! ] se to i 7 Leo Franik's name is getting to be| sause him to hato (hat one e tho| NATIONAL BANE OF COMMERCE, 2 - THE CLEARY VERDICT, 1 o5 coumon i soinsctipn” with churt | st b e e e R TN L T FAMOUS FURS With our stock of Diamonds larger than ever and at the lowest prices The verdict giver by a jury in New | proceedings as Harry Thaw's, and he | hatred and goes right on loving. nally, acting direcuy upon the blood | radies’ Fur Coats and Sets. ‘that can be found on the market, wo are prepared to supply every re- Clty, N. Y., whereby Willlam V.|appears to be operating with about| In mo other branch are we expect-|and mucous surfaces m mu& Men's Coats of all styles. quirement. Cleary was acquitted of the murder|as much success, . ed to investigate and delve deeply in- t = cen! gty Sus of Me B A IR e’ thit etk i i to that which 15 disametrically opposed | Per be w,gog_{,,flm,"y” e sti | Remedeling and repairing also done Come and see our Diamond Mounted Ri»- Scarf Pins, Pendants, tionship was unknown to the accused | It is claimed that the German squad- | 1 the subject of our study, therefore| , 1ii5® ety Supieh sty Brooches, Bar Pins and Bracelets. at the time, has occasioned much un- | ron under General von Spee was un- | &, Pertinent au M. BRUCKNER 81 Franklin St, % this take wmx respect A T SRS favorable comment among those who | prepared to mect the British, but It | to tne opuse ot haatths Your Cold is Dangerous=—Break It Up have followed the case from a dis- was able to put up more of a defensc| We are fast apprehending that fear tance. That it was a weak interpre- than the Yorkshire coast towns. e, uun‘. A run- tation of the law, despite the extenu- that down system 1s susceptible to germs. . : - ating circumstances, the plea of being| Italy makes a loan of $200,000.000 You owe it to yourself and to others . . Platinum and Gold mh““—‘-w MM workmanship. EVERY ARTICLE GUARANTEED in his cups, and Uncontrollably ex-|snd Rumania has representatives in | i8B! L A e o2 T ‘,‘;‘;"".:,‘,.‘.?.,".‘.%.,.‘"&m'q“ is|Cor. Green and Golden Sts. 3 cited, must be conceded. this country seeking firearms, both of nev: 11 establish his|fine for colds «un-. t loosens | .y JOHN & GEO H BLIS Such at least bas the support of | which moves are preparations for pos- | opposite health. the _.,m stops Mfl and oliow the srowd to the enly place 5 . . \ the presiding judge who has since|sible emergencies, other than con- CONSISTANT. |soothes the lungs. It’- guaranteed. | 'n New London where genuine M . BT declared his dissafisfaction with the]tinued peace. Norwich, Dec. 21, 1914. Only zsc at your M suey is M by M Oriestal ohef. i roal aAE R F oy