Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 2, 1915, Page 4

< to the following of elevated lines as if with the tdea of being killed or n;ls.lm- , > ~ ed, it can he understood that such fig- Am ures as quoted canmot de expected to 2 CARES OF THE C > 2 - grow less until there is a change in 1 Jorwich Bulletin |5 [ | The much lower death and accident | 3 | PRI “Why, Aunty, how jolly to meet}dliss Ripley, & member of our French | cross the water th: IS i and g‘n‘ngr list & than in this coun gt | try is attributed to the fact that herej YOU,” exciaimed the young woman in| class, o i the laws against trespassing upon rail- | the extremely fashionable garh as shei; ooit KON how ¢ PHPLESJLL OV [ mODTTOR = FORNEA, FOE | > gt 1S PRINCE CAL. MURPHY And Neck. Also Blackheadd, liched N irity Aebet | BIE Tats Conarinn tormy it s =0 hoars at Joe h A oLD , ins upon rail- | the extremely fashionable garb as she |y wil' {°NAISY fhar Yoe Rated: & d s NS AT | 2oad proverty do mot exlst or are not | held Jer Slirt with care. mhile e have me o out, but of course { didert| Very Bad. Could Not Sleep. Cu- |} FARREN KERRIGAN in TERENGE GROURKE ........... 2 Resis Sul wrice 12¢ = week: 50 & | United Kingdom, (hose found upon |l 100K perfectly silly in all this gorge- | for a littie coid. So T ticura Seap and Cuticura Oint- ousity. I'm on my ay to the Penjfoot, and when I arriv where we meet, Mi ment Healed in Three Weeks, * ToMoBROVY and EXPLOITS OF ELAINE 255205, months a year. railroad property other than passen- od at the Postoffice at NoTWICD. | zors and emploves, are fined $10 for I'm to pour chocolate, and Palette league reception, where but, honestly, P3? T Soms. we gesond ass meten each offense. Thoush only a small|if I had known I was go 8. Cotherine St., Jamaica, L T2¥. ¥.— T8z The Man Who Crows {7 Teleyhone Calls: portion of those using railroad prop-| car I certainly would B, tithis hein Dret 10h: DEarkisbais Bulletin Business Office 480. erty every day are killed, the fatality | thing less perishable and considerably it hen e GOl SO Tt - Bulletin Editorial Rooms 35-3. lst is way beyond reason and until|more restrained.” | brought vou ke s daed Sl o i pimples all over my forehead, face and n very bi The young woman in_the extr fashionable garb looked down ! at the pale amber ruffles had only thons to answer to couldn’t very Balistin JObOMEE BED | o, - onforcement of the law is hich itehed | Willtmantlo Ofice, Meom % MUITEY | 11age in this country as in Great Bri- oy ey troubled me f face. 1 would crush then they would ___'7_nossaun Big Singing and Vaudeville Act [IME TABLc Mon. Tue. Wed. Bolliteg. Telephone 21¢. tain it will continue. The method of | which flowed out bheneat lessness aloud, n worse whea I would shave or MATINEE NIGHT —— treating such trespassing in the two|wrap in delicate waves. referred walking in the sform j2:10 OVERTURE 7:10 Nerwieh, Tuesday, Feb. 2, 1915. countries points out the remedy to a|Wwoman expressed her sympathy. m sm nd secretly hoped | F FI :15 peril over which little concern is man-| _“You the much}she would r to take home. | dry and in a few days come =10 CROSS O BE R sassrersessoenssessrsearsanareasegess: ifesteq here except when the crush- | Jresse ed to go inf But she Gidn’ took one of the| ick. A the beginning of it MINEIEEFS 2:46 MARY PICKFORD 7:45 r . : ely limousine, but while 1 was | wyeal ing out of life Driefly arouses first Bt Wiy i Gt one and then another section of the n vompleted—for 1 mev state or country. keep my friends’ cars waiting kely telephoned that, ow- . THE WILHELMINA'S CARGO. : to a headache, she had decided not | “'e &lilehn Ever since the American steamer Jawn s0 s Teaehe ¢ £ Wilhelmina departed with a supply of The Bulletin has the largest 3| foodstuffs for Germany there has been he or in East- | o full realization of the complications | swi °“"“‘é:"°':c:.' P from thres 5| that might e expected, and that has|goins alone. :""f ":_'“'“hrg" A been increased by the German order|for her he o four th 'S any in Norwich. 1t is delivered the sl Wi ad 3:45 DEVERE & LEWIS 8:45 4:00 BARNEY O'MARA 9:00 4:15 ROSEBUD MINSTREL 9:15 4:30 MUTUAL WEEKLY 9:30 4:45 KEYSTONE COMEDY 9:45 5:00 EXIT MARCH 10:00 Matinee, 2:10, 5c and 10c Night, 7-10, 10¢, 15¢ and 20c n out to te aticura Soap and aper and sent for a w 50 mucl improveraent uticara Ointment 0ap d they healed Signed) A. D. Para- when in her BARNEY O’'MARA Irish Singing Comedian DEVERE & LEWIS Classy Musical Duo Mary Pickford in SUCH A LITTLE QUEEN n an ens: me to T soothing and bealing p troublas of Infants, children and aduite these fragrant super- camy emollients purify and beautify the . scalp, Lair and hands, since issued concerning the seizure and control by that government of many wha | went over to the der m to over 3,000 of the 4,053 houses of the supplies. Though consigned to tha had invi = e e e e e e e e il e wins| Sample Each Free by Mail || C olomial T heatre three per cent. of the people. In house and declared to be for the us> t to get With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Ad- e e e wind:-m it is dehvered to over of the people of Germa nd not for car, which mself, he| dress post-card “Cuticura, Dept. T, Bos- LIFE'S SHOPRP Wi NDOW army use, the fact that the govern- d not take own_door.| gon.” Sold throughout the wor In Five Parts 800 houses, in ,Putnam and Danielson to over 1,100 and in afl of these places it is consid- ered the local daily. Eastern Connecticut has forty- nine towms, one 'hundred and sixty-five postoffice districts, and aixtv rural free delivery routes. The Bulletin is sold in every tewn and en all of the R. F. D. reutes in Eastern Connecticut. CIRCULATION 1901, average .......... . 48412 ment has found it necessary to Sy the wheat and other commod leaves considerable uncertainty as to what interpretation Great Britain wi place upon the cargo. The position of this carzo understood and a re: Featuring Claire Whitney and Stuart Holmes Matinee 2:30—Prices 5¢c and 10 c—Evening 7 and 8:30 REUTER, e Flowers for Military Ball = iy Choice Bunches of Roses and Violets zing lands of = ure of the st to wear and carry, 50 cents upwards 140 Main Street Telephone 118-4 H 3 H H H H H H i H H : i § By tional Geographlc loty THE WAR PRIMER I! tion of follow ha which is still hangi of relief b3 Belgium 5 as inproduc- | | es. Now 9533005000000 000000BERIRII E02SA000RRIR00NRENERIIIRETIAIPSINDIII0NONEIIDIINEDOD in the! FAMOUS TRIALS { LET WELL ENOUGH ALONE. e Seran ot Just ! s - the introduc-|ligerent countr session of t 1o such ac the genera! assembly seeking the sub- SR AN e Ao d United and M, under tk der nber in to be no reason w stitotion of a commission of three|jected to members instead of one, for the con- trol of tl he state, BAD PLACE FOR INEFFICIENCY. When the national treasur: In the first place there dces not ap-| drawn on for two a any reason for such a the various ciange. Commissioner Bennett is giv- on in the admini affairs of the office, He| er has gemonstrated the fact that he is| their an efficient road builder and he has|h had difficulty in handling the du-|t connection with the highway |t t come under I don. His work has won ap @nd there is no reason why he st t be retained in the office d- ance with the acti by ernor Holcomb b to the sepate for confirmation In the second place it is a poc for the urging cf a three-headed com- | de inission nt of| ful? a finsmces. good | to spread mervice under the one man plan thers| it was discovered o s n0 zood reason why three should]and several secti e named stmply to increase the state | free f. wxpenditures for safaries, ing that the three-headed would get $12,000 2 pay of the present bee {ration of t! York, | LETTERS TO THE EDITOR | the other p oun eie i { name larger ¢ present strated and pile up nesile 1 irg that can happen to t ke {nterests of the state | and umquestionable death. in faet, no reasons to belie will be otherw 1t is well enough alone. Mz ANesToo; well pa res were UNDENIABLE VALUE. Beth prior to and d months of the war ik those who have steadi that the stbmar portance as a naval territory was limi never ra harbor defense at short rang . hel& that the liitle u noFs were capable of much valua service and there ceftainly have b lenty of opportunities for poin thls out by the use which Germ has made of that branch of i Through the bottling 1 est part of Eritish force: of 2 snow = that some 1 com Jus resuit of to give full assuran | ple will be having on the co savs: - the superior | O™ p the real mea has found the a study of : submerine of especial value. Seven at Detly least of Britisk ships have been e [ At lewn up by torpedoes from these ves- | Tot of peapls |armed with a ¢ sels gnd they have demonstrated that| WAV it is Dest to g0 to Hartfo R iy 2=t they can be operated within a radius |t e appy As Hopaweh- y obey my ord G of 1,000 miles with ease and effective- e 3 ness, Ihe latest demonst 2 where merchantmen have hea held up and sunk after the crews| were rescued shows what a terr can be to the commerce of a ers obered; \ptain th Witk German submarines ho! English merchantmen it is impo: to forget what Admiral Von ion in the Iri d a way of throwi to Spencer out especially at a point where no oth st = wamhip woulg dare venture. This|3onit that wae. to san G g, b o |said he was not fit latest demonstration offers one of the | uncertain for sicigh party olans. Shin worst menaces to British commerce e e | : uuy it has experienced. The stealth | When Y. W, W, exhorters urse thef! A A o ’ v.—.en“ w?nc:n n;e_\- can be aperated, prac- | the shunning ef toil and the use of th, i closest scrutiny to detect them, is 1OL| of New Toria cortons onpioain on | = befng underestimated by Germany and — 5 &L n’lo Cromwell and all. Cromwell upon completely § 1 { unmanned innocen and invoked protested his it would he e wise thing for those at| Con the war, rcity of | Wife. Then As H g BUT A FORWARD MOVE ON THE ashington who are opposing the sub- | works and the pres oy, | these are the last wo e to say, { The Standard Remedy for Ali| e e e ne : .| trust they will be belleved: Crom- ] T Zino one will blame the ground hes sought for the navy of this country if | ; thorough consideration was given fo| ° C°.de¥ to end the winter a the accomplishments and undeniable | well is innocent!” { _Though the evidence had been 4 | clusive Capt. Mackenzie was Norwich | at once consulted Other Thames Floods. Forms of Rheumatism and EFFICIENCY CIRCUIT epaRE of Kidney Troubles. sovernor Holcomb hcnor mes i value of the submarines thus far in|by his visit tonight and it can bs as- jWho said there was not a ¢ oL | th st, however, inunda the war, !sured that N ich will give him a ?fzx(ry‘;klie \"‘e: ::;l: t:) :g;);‘v}: lh!:! p:‘\— | city were of almost annual o nee; P t 2% t - 3 200 2 ’”" N s A h s con ned | c- e old Stow were | for sease only—not a prepara- GLARING CONTRAST. I‘l"‘::f COEGInl SR enthusiant ic recep- | dlamation 'by all of them, as tho one | their compensetions for|tion all the flls of the| Flow much different trespass upon| —_— e : 5 om they had real appreh: ia. bing in liniments | 5 It 1 . : L | — on. < thirteenth « {smporarit Franklin street—in the new Sun- atway property must be recarded,| The report that Villa has been shot| Before he was hung Spencer d_ sweet el AR e s — i ang how different the regard for per-| py his body guard indicates, as has|coifession in which he said: “I somal safety is displaved is shown by | long been suspected, that it is a coun- | d2ath for this and many other crimes. the number of accidents to trespascers | try where ome cannot frust his bess|TieTe are few crimes that I have not 7 it is easy, in this country and in the United| friend. " |eommitted.” Then he asked Macken- | “take haddocks by your ha Hivglom, T 15 2 giectis oot zie’s forgiveness for what he had med- | float aloft on the waters” “the kidn a secretions: opens so that the healthy . e 5 500 wetng S0 (hat the healihy |} quarters with every facility for efficiency and prompt- .| from the entire regulates di in this siream in > river in Europe light Building—we're ready to serve you in larger chan : _llated against him. This was granied. 5 ordered bowels, ables a slug ness. when it 1s shown that from 1901-10| 1f the government ship purchase bifl | rdered bowels, and enables a sluggish . X 1901-10¢ 1 . < Preparations were completed and al | i ‘onver i ure there were 50,023 people Lilled in this| is going to work out the way the ad- | the firing of a &un the three men wees| . AIMost Superhuman Wisdom. into Flom, Hte. :mr\[in‘::n"‘:;fpl\‘l:?i%"t When country and 53427 injured, while in|ministration's theories concerning rev- | stretched from the forearm of the ves- | DTesident Wilson showed | this is accomplished there is no more the Uhnited King@om the number of| enue have resulted, the quicker it can|sel. On the arrival home the tragedy | 4Perhus freedom M YANItY | yheumatism, for the source of the dis s deatis {otalled only 4,434 and the in- | be killed tke better {was investizated by & court of inquiry, | WHieD he refused the eublime honor of | Gasa il b wiped ewt o o | § jured 1,315, Borot {and Capt. Mackenzie's course was fully Efi_f;n?‘ % baby named after him Rheuma is fres from dangerous | L 'When it is realized that ihere s a| After the fizzlo the democrais are|2PProved. A court martial was also| Detroit Journal | drugs. During the treatment the oi- . . : o ; bsequently held. at Mackenzie's re- | s o re not deranged— raegnetlsm about = railroad track or|making Ly putting their policies into!S% 4 | tive orgens are not deranged 5 » . ol { c 2 heal e i = £ X £ i 1 raling stock which causes those who| operation rerhaps they are to he ex- fi'r‘iftpr?afiurmfl'nfé"?w JT”ZI. 12\!‘\‘1?:?‘5 s ‘-vrln frs‘n~ r;f‘}eh’ofi"p‘;“‘e' Now - €= "LARKLIN STREET 422 m ow are unrestrained to seek them in pref- | cused for thinking the Filipinos should | laeied £0 dave, resulted in his acquits AREInt. 1t 56 hisspeniiee Yo essnce to safe Mghways of travel, even | have seif sovernment al. returned if it fails | 3 T Nk g P A S SR A S i e 3 s @