Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 23, 1915, Page 4

NORWICH BULLETIN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1915 iy st eoAmtien o et bt E Corn-Mad? Use once put into conduits it would be a ’IH m RED CAR “GET-’: IT I'T) It, s : 8 3-IT, s Sure 3 QU LITY \CT5 .Mat. 2:10; Eve. 7-10 f Overhead wires are always subject to thgmravages of storms. The cost of 3 i Great Singi The big yellow car started up the| “Was Miss Whitmore a skilful| A hard cap of skin makes up every and Comedy Qumet permanent investment of much value. Glorwich Bulletin and gnufl“ ‘.‘lu.fli ~..1.;h;k“ ”,w .,(‘3’?)9“0‘.‘-“es "‘".““? long incline to Quaker Ridge just as corn. Wh you put 2 drops of ey Boie ky high following high wind or heavy | e little red car stopped on the sum- e is considered so—I have been| “GETS-IT” on it, it ehrivels up and HAMILTON BR" R R TN R L] 115 YEARS OLD ice storms and isolation in’these days| it and slided slowly down the woll- | t61d hat she 15 very careful, but some- | comes fbit Ch ous e Fous. cton 0S. CARMEN of haste through the uselessness of| oiled road. ing happened last week that made|__gone by thunder! Simple as taking Eccentric Comedians Novelty Hoop Roller change my mind.” off your hat! That’s why corn-mil- impgr ph or telephone means much.| The occupant uhf the ‘mg £ wa;es This is particularly true when such|Dbig young raan whose strongly marl] vas? S Prorlant Fon 86 that features looked forbidding, unless one took : Enderby Dawson verates New York's fire department | C0Uld see behind the concealing gos- spin in the car. For some reason overates New York's fire department| gjoq. then the kindliness of the gray | Dulcie doesn’t appear to like Enderby, et ned, eves’ discounted the sternness of ~the |although he is a most Droper young 2 { Whether it is New York or else- 2 P man, and has a perfect horror of auto- ““"§‘}fiefi‘,’1“‘i’;fifiogf’f°§zfi7&, sy | where the eneral benefits are| OB ‘L;x;z:l:hx;dfl‘lgu‘l‘l;::;e ‘(“a!;-l"mxtr:‘s\ obiles, but she persuaded Enderby to Bulletin Job Office 35 to be ..i( rined l:nuu,,n _l. e placing o Elmer Chesbro’s car—gruff old thing! T don't \Sillimantie Office, Room 2 Murray |thc wires, telephone, telegraph. elec-|gpan 1 ever forget what Bert Chesbro|it seems that the wicked child made a ilding. Telephone Z10. or fire alarm underground. Not|ropeated to me? He said I was a cute| wager with Endel that she could does it contribute greatly to|little kid Cute, am I? H'm! Well, the car up the embankment by y. but it overcomes the wear and| Mr. Man, s your turn to be foolish tear from the changes in the weather.| ROW. 3 R eesssnesversesesesessresssssassesearees Lriic (it which gets rid of its wires| . Yhereupon Dulchie’s little car sud- { iy +3 1 % A denly began to act in the most eccen- C' ul 2 f by putting them underground would | £SRI PEEED 0, AC B I ertainly The Buailetin never permit a return to old condi-|from one side‘of the road to the other, tions. twisted around and ran up a slight e embankment at the side of the road. EXTENDING THE BATTLELINE. |it backed into the ditch, where it gent- ared he w ou The Bulletin has the largest circulation of any paper in East- ern Connecticut and from three to four times larger than that of : ¢ | 1y _rolled ove one side. 2d ad of the movement |1y Tolled over to one side. ain, any in Norwich. It is delivered e %'1 ” When Elmer Chesbro reached the| althot t of tuberculosis; c.one he found Dulchie’s graceful little | pup se to over 3,000 of ths 4,053 houses in Norwich, and read by ninety- s the necessity of much new | form in a huddled heap beside the ca ree por cent. of the people. In subscription price 1Zc a weeks Goc & month; $6.00 = yen tered at the Postoffice at Norwica, Conn., &s second-class matter. Telepmone Calls MACLYN ARBUCKLE .55 25 rriumph “THE COUNTY CHAIRMAN,” 5 Reel Masterpiece MUTUAL MOVIES_WAR WEEKLY—KEYSTONE COMEDY EXTRA ATTRACTION TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY : RalPh Tompkins THE ON EGGED HIKER IN SONGS AND LECTURE DON'T FAIL TO SEE HIM AT THE DAVIS THEATER w all t happened, but Norwich, Tuesday, Feb. 23, 1915 “By the butternut tree?” interrupted the erabankment and down cident. Of course he such a reckless risk ie did it safe- ey returned Enderby never ride with her gone back to town, know that he came| Don't Waste Time “Hollerinc.” “GETSIT.' —well, he has been de- ‘World’s Simplest Corn-Cure, Never Fails, nd he belongs to & re- | jions have gone wild over “GETS-IT” B TS pts ik eve on e Harry K. Thaw’s FlghtforFreedom R‘Zels h 1 found the little| pangages, sticky tape, thick plasters, n perfect condition—the r in steering| corn “puiling” saives, gouge corns out . o . + was faujtless in action. Then —|ith knives, snip them with scissors,|§ Only Picture of Thrilling Event Authorized by Mr. Thaw > d there in the|make them bleed and then howl be- r talking to use ey cant zet tld of soro coms. || “Hazards of Helen,” No. 2 — The Plot at the R. R. Cut” rror that reflec GETS-IT,”" There's nothing to 1 t he saw Dul-| g5 ¢ 2 2 arc Tk i o) i Elmer Chesbro i & «!Sne. . e thel rece “xo |l “Love Will Out,” Vit. — “The Way Home,” Biograph Colonial Theatre steady increase in the|The little blue motor bonnet frame present time there|her pale, exquisite face and the white which meas- | lids covered her brown ey Chesbro snatched the girl arms and carried her to his own “There’s only one thing to dc Chesbro to I sel 'and that new requi @rnmts, ©or | take her to the nearest house and s of the value of leg-|mon a physicia by leg idered Besreestenseanannanesnis Windham it is delivered to over alread: . e eaux 3 ALzt 0L A, 0 3 S ioha ottt g the limp little form u o ’ ak the 5 of | pain, no ing, no cf 900 houses, in Putnam and Lo D ot e | statrs of a. cottage and into a c : 5 ‘1“.,"[”‘, D D e - . - 3 Danielson to over 1,100 and in A o G ritn . Towi. iriesisd | DEDK, CHETOREELS - L) 2 ute imp, night for_any h, s, wart or|j Tomerrow, One Day Only, Charlie Chaplin, “A NIGHT OUT,” Two Reels : all of these places it is consid- 3 4 Al Spsinot fleold laiiey who ity « 1d the brown ey n. Be sure that you get “GETS- H ey e nd where will be m had screamed at 8 e g i Aot eI § ered the iocal daily. L bills are passed, tosicht of hi cious burden. ickery!” | atter 5 sold by drugzists : Eastern Connecticut has forty- of people v a bottle, or sent direct nine towns, one hundred and sixty-five posteffice districts, and sixtv rural free delivery routes. The Bulletin is sold in every town and on ail of the R. F. D. routes in Eastern Connecticut. R oy AUDITORIUM it et o pport of measures to increase sal- —Hartford Times. s i how the red car had bee ~ a proper place and| ing down hill when it suddenly itients who re-|to wobble to and fro and finally lations.| Up the embankment, throwing needless | Whitmore to the ground. He thou, Prasensrees FRED LAREINE & CO. 713 505is0)ims s peopio—s other day, man to jall for CIRCULATION the states| the steering = t T « y carrying o loaded DIXON PETERS | DILLON & DILLON | BILL CORT . tates| he would g0 back and i igate, i ; > the ¢ fned the man si2(f In Dickens Characters | Singing and Talking Scotch Comedian = there was nothing more he could do| * more. ed 2 cennes: d breach 1901, average ....... ool 4412 now. ¢ “came hi ; man who while e { Lees met him on the| Dul ale and s t and furs Miss Hannal veranda on his “The doctor s: broken—nor ev | 12, | to be suffering from shock. looiing | carrying & oaded revoiver goes out |t LEON’S MODEL'S DE LUXE Jaudevilis Most Pretentious siden brown vel- gets drunk ought to be sent to and he m: thank his lucky stars at he did not commit a more seri- e . i i : = PR yus offense for a loaded revolver is a Old Peg-Legs’s Will, 2 Part Drama The Hicktown Rivals, Comedy 1905, average ..... szt 928 are endeavor- and others t a bone he seems you $ February 20 ..... 9 I 50 = tell apen to carry when in- el H 3 wher i el — riadae or upon the slightest COAL AND LUMBER in addi- being d PENSIONS FOR TEACHERS. good rer tremen- | azainst | ation if they have one, and they - 1 be made to realize that the 2 ng of a concealed weapon is a h S 1 us offense in the cyes of the law. CONSTIPATIO of our large purchases, paying cash RETAIL and water shipments, is— is the big trouble in every serions Cotton, Silk, sckners— cawingdepromion of Crepes, Voiles, Ratines, ECOIlomy s Fancy Striped Shlrungl R geciees i Tows 1M o Piques, Dimities, Lawns, it with a regular course of Silk Chiffon, Silk Panie L U M B E R PONEMA1 MILLS| "o Taftville, Conn. \ THEEDWARD CHAPPELL CO. Salesroam closed between 12 and 'l. and after 11 a. m. Saturday. ’ Central Wharf, Norwich, Conn, ntly visited many sections - area. He found many regions where an damaged building within a. ter radius of recent battle lines rarity, and an undamaged c most ' unknow With steeples the < s have most commanding ob and sooner or lat shells have struck tures are oc: these ru perched “a little prove so convin .«led the be found for puttir when you buy well aimed ave tower from e: stands_on four ou then ased me you know hat has not been and a ga olt there] i Lo a 2y to the door. oo o3 ’n"{‘ act pmmptllr and freely, but No samples given por mall orders COAL and LUMBER s had a lookout Arsaming [ TERYs Doreaghly: Seiaing e replied to. thet Ching ¢ ing oweis, comforting tie stumsch, stis —Call up 24 would re- lating the liver—tAe specific for headache, biliousness, heart- s or vou| § Bmadimg™ (70T 0 | DR ALFRED RICHARDS | near vou. Weil, | B 80 RS R A N e 1\'\_‘7”“‘,‘“ a1y | Dr. J. R. Schenck & Sow, Philadelphis DLNTIST Thayer Building, Room 305 | frep gy ing Kinds and Lehigh Telephone 488-2 | efore malk g loans would appear to be ells, and one co! a plur projex rangement of iron, faced w containing a wreath of im had been demol reposes the little bod s the inscri The name, ex ter, has b of China fore the G ALWAYS IN STOCK A. D. LAYHROP | MISS FARNHAM | once—ce. mares an sheruckes s HAIR and S i ‘. Telephone 463-12 R pecia.ist Heat Your House HARPER METHOD Gverhauling and| Awe mamcurme | With Gas = > . PARLORS, Alice Building, Main sc.‘By Usmg a Repair Work | ~cooe neive : of all kinds on Automobiles, B o e GaSteam Radlator ¢ action to | Carriages, Wagons, Trucks Usholsteri 5 bt radiator ¢ on of land e tself. I i1 4! s: ¢ fourd"st| and Carts. pholstering and Repairing |12, * .72 = : in all its branches. and no ashes to carry out, a: CARPET LAYING at lowest pri gr‘:}é‘:finy an endless amount of dust JUST ARRIVED A Handsome Cargo of CALAMITE * OAL J. 0. PECKHAM 52 Broadway. Phone 402 hey have proved e of their course t nploye eness of can De judged > of a fleld near peara; conta hedge | there is no spot ten ;|2 shell has not fallen tremendous plot 140 1 ealth and be it 1 international tangle: it that does not ECONOMY NEEDED. t nate of one of such | is harc " | whose faced, b in the encl feet prominent obje: fix some t ure, a cri high, does not bear Mechanical Repairs, Painting, Trim ning, Upholstering and Wood Werk How Belgians Are Impressed. in a way that it L | Telephone 1196-3, It maintains an even temperature Igians have been greatly - o hes an th B'aoksmithins in all its branches. | JAMES W. BLACKBURN, and the Bon L S o nt T e v 8 Stanton Avenue, Ea e | cally whi the desired steam pr Iy hed, thereby prever s rea 'gu on. Asru 507 to 515 North Mam s:. b “;:;me _ The City of Norwmh CHANNING P: HUNTINGTON, MA:/’”«! Gas and Electrical Dep't. he United States and (Canads M. Paul Mussche, librarian of the Bel- | gian par es from ©| as follows: wse kind the Comm Brussels we found cases of corned beef, pork and beans, evaporated d in the all the to the red ‘s i - [ S el Sn et American House a7 fom i, Shanen S| ) opened one of these befo; conclusiv ely 2 S o T ' ol It is| t2ined a ham, three b FARREL & SANDERSON, Provs |[3[> F2. . COLLINS's’l Main St., Alice Building : g afed wiilh dna e b Special Rates to Theatre Troupes, ® Ie e alm, came from he Dottom An, , showed that the case Hurtsboro, Alabama. At the emplove discovered a soiled , on which a inseript in the fa how muc civers commaaion srewewe s | IDIENTIST |Washington Birthday fnounced ” 148 Main Strest, Nerwich, Conn N;velties The salaries aric =3 Phons 429-4 ,““fi,’,nDR C. R. CHAMBERLAIN| 1,7, e {SILK AND MUSLIN FLAGS, RiB- Dental Surgecn BON, NAPKINS, TABLE CLOTHS, \dicial 3 c 2 POST CARDS, CHERRIES, HATCH- Wi S | McGrory Building, Norwish, Conn. The Beauty ShOp | ETS, CANDY BOXES AND NOVEL- an atford, | McGrory Bulldtng, Resms 19-20, |1iEs, Conn. Hairdressing. Shampooing, Scalp and The app sme of our ¥s simpiy gives some idea o going to tment ccted of the street called for “There were other n. He top of the shed. co- | tained all the gold of | could not have moved 000,000 ¢ are may we not w 1 1 | 1 been an | | | tration wou been heic % {7 1 Y ¥ e Tessel who at.| . Other cases bors ifferent MRS. G. P. STANTON |55 ~ase amenos see 2| MRS, EDWIN FAY expenditures, mine field un- e hem e ed s 52 Shetucket Street. I HARRIETT 1 BREED. : its scheme for th ence | h a sack of apples from Lower| C known as “the land| | Telephonue connectione. tebsd Franklin Square. 000,000 more in t life insurance| Grandville, Nova_Scotia, came st 1s showing 2 full line of New = ter addressed: ‘To whoever B wi this letter in Belgium vernment own: i Fortiu- Millinery for Fall and Winter MACARONI 1647 hard to tell. S o X een enough safe ts a craft|“Dear Belgians: { Domestic and it ereb, o + = “Twenty-1 4 ahhor: ot SPAGHETTI 1 s in congrese (o keep | mhereby he can the cargoes| ., o€ ther's house for the parpose | Imported | Adam’s iavern come of the demo- Se merchant ships being & % v me nnovati and improvements. merchant ships belng sent to 03 Tt 0 E e e arpier, Wo hanes o e thenion - of| Dye. J. M. KING |NOOPLES tom will I pler to do if}great many Belgians will take refuse|woman s ndency has| r. 1861 ! in our country where thers 1o plenty | bec iy D el Also Spaghetti all prepared | : ' e s 1 of room and where we hope to con- that & “ offer to the public Lhe Muest sanasra UNDERGROUND WIRES. tinue enjoying peace. | ¢ f the popaiation feels | { with Tomato Sauce brands of Beer of Europe and America: g i o | Bohemian, Pilsner, C n Haya very community has reason at Perhaps the person who will re- | strongly “t and s the | | 3 ner, Cusmoach L ¢ Y for i & Skt crowd vi ceive this letter will be among those to t S s t f g at the .y 3 | Beer, Bass, Pale and Burton times to worls for the overcoming of T p s nhe come here. If so, let him remember | p “Br am. May Building | Scotch Ale, Guinnese' Dublin Stout, sightly and dangerous overhead e that the deepest sympathy and thel fsdders inker Nourish~ that to notorie! wires and the elimination of the many greatest respect for your nation as al- | f committees at hear- LJ ~ saniTewE People’s Market g . = cioee encumber the streets of a - S o so for its good king amons the peo- s on bill - an increase in sala- ing Ale, Sterling ser, = man who invents a device to|pla of Lower Grandville, along - the X 6 Franklin Street Budweiser, Schiitz and ¥ the > T lle, v | not be too ready to take T < ¥ Juoush fic placic of o' he supmiarine out of husiness is| Annapolis basin: S the s Sitite of the MAHONEY BROS. A. A, ADAM, Norwict, Town ki e SRt e for a fort equal to the di “If only the misery reigning here in| r as an expression of the senti- JUSTIN HOLDEN. Proprieter Telephone 447-12 «:\\».u]‘fligra;i:n} because of €| coverer of a cheap fuel oF the way Belgium could be represented on a film | ment of the vne' Mimply because they | Hack, Livery and Bo‘fdmll involved, n effort infgo get in b with = lost umbrelte.| What an outburst of charl h a|are not contradicted. There is a relu ich there should be annual progre picture woulg cause | tance to appear before a committee in Stable .."',,.“"”“.., L of Snaieame fu pries of to- DR F. W. i . Just at the present time the super-{ The question has en now as to| It is easy to understand why peas-| to a bill for an increase in FALLS AVENUE Soia Erom mow on &t 335 per 1/000. F. W. HOLMS, Dentist stendent of the fire alarm system in |whether the Submarine will repiace|30ts from tho depth of the country The pers aseoft hemat- | We guarantee our service to be the 3. F. CONANT. Shaanon Building Annex. Room A io city of New York in calling at-|the erpent. it the shoe: fasorte] XS Off tHelF cabx of s the outlay that 8! Pt b i | the American Comm : i wirepira ;l:;,\:nfa:?r;h:irosd(ol.&irstnthe»;I\o):éda;: U{J.ht ere Wi ‘5’1 be little chance of itl piles that fly the Stars and S‘Lrlpes. overlooked by the average THERE 1s A etrh - I e - ro _—THE“ R A A NS wice that ti P hould laced if this country doesn’t have more than| They salute our only emblem of human | citizen. For that reason the members Bastern Connecticut aquu.v,u ‘The Bui-| Eastern Connecticut .qn.\‘g. The lm- Bastern Connecticui equal to The Bul- Su SRat the smaiei ahoild by Mecad Ms salioitee 15 erisrelign. sympathy end international solidarity.” of the committee should accept wWithl letin for business resalts. Ietly for bustpess resuds. letta for busigess resuits. th such force| best at ths most reasonable pricea janza 11 Franklia St. Televnone 523