Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 1, 1916, Page 12

' 'NORWICH BULLETIN. SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1916 s to get more or less wet and dirty. But 1 can’t find that a single one has died from weather conditions, and, perhaps because the cutworms are not amphib- ious, they are scarcer than I've ever Known before. When 1 look at my poor, unhappy, stunted and backward corn and am in- clined to grow low-spirited, I can turn my thoughts to the cabbage and to- mato patches and fairly hug mvself wiih_delight over the labor and loss which the season has thus far saved me. y 1 THE FARMERS TALK] TO FARMERS DO NOT LOOK FORWARD WITH EYES OF DESPAIR And did you read about the weather of 1816—just a hundred vears ago— as reported in a bulletin of the weather bureau? That year snow fell and ice made every month during the summer and all over New England. In western Massachusetts they had sleighing in June and the eix-inch snowfall re- mained for five days before it melted away. Ice formed half an ind thick on shallow ponds and still waters even in July and August. All tender vege- tables and crops were killed. Vermont records state that not an ear of corn S d in that whole state. Mij Written Especially for The Bulletin.|the brain it must be which leads to| [{REl} thy smatured in any parsPh There must be some mysterious sort | this sort of thing! New England or New York. Bven >t comfort in being_scared 'most to| 18 it really irue that none of us are|guch cold weather crops as grass and leath a large part of the time. at e only differ- | ot 2700 rve suffered badly, What it is and wherein it may con- re less crazy than sist 1 can't uaderstand: but it must one lives the mote e Je 80, or why do €o many people keep. Mz own mother used to recall to me > how in 1836, the year she was mar- [ o most or | he £ neir waking nourss - Y nea Gne of his | Tied, fhe summer was so cold that no el neighbors. Wnen he ached that | sarden vegetables except turnips grew Don't you know lots and lots of folks | boint, if he is d my father couldn’t get a kernel of ¥ho are constantly In a state of worry [Ny A ShOrt step m off his whole farm that was fit to sordering on blue funk over what they [ :at his neighbo: F ‘out” | plant. He had to import his next i afraid 1s going to happen? They're|in him, whether they tell him of it or|year's seed from some, place to e ifrald to eat what they like lest it may | not southward. it seems to me that mull this particular fully nake them sick; afraid to feed their itock what the beasts want lest it rove “not good for them;" afraid to itart plowing because it looks as if t might rain before they get done: as com- ub_of worry is on the farms as a ps le more Now, it isn’t anything like as bad as At least, not so turn out worse \fraid to go fishing on the lake for fear | . Old Uncle ke had a certain senten- vy b fomebody may “rock the boat,” or it | tiousness of cxpression at times which DPaabiy nay spring a leak; afraid to begin|Mmade his phrases stick to the memory, They did in 1315 ike burrs to a cc m th © it e grass is begging to be the wrong time of the or we bout : houldn't be here to read Al hie nd ex- r the wind is south. pect the wo said h:e one day e per o e © the stock in the back pasture o ck ng up‘ which Y 8 he; H right ¢ ——— )£ sight; worry over th JNlanted lest they rot ound ur exi When a farmer does the best he § 5 ver ue bur: hem | with a kind of | hnows how and the best he is able to f they do come up; worry over an | know's I ever|do with the dirt and thoools and the | tche ey had last night in the south- and the weather he has—the | vest corner of the back for fear it may = ¥ and wisest and thriftiest in | nean rheumatism; worry over almost the sense in dis- hen he must alw i ything and everything. future except on terms lap of the S past s i 3 : | It does them no good; it does thei s we observe and | sponsibility ends when I | rops and their stock no ood; it heip: W from them— | work. He can then do no mor - — — 10 one in way: while it is a real | ¢ t|has already donme all that lie 23 5 | ource of irritation to all around them, | T | competenc cyond that he —only the “slacke! r. and Mrs. William C. Robinson at vho have to live in the atmosphere of | £ principle nor w the ing in the|for worrying. | Far View doom and foreboding they raadia e r pal p: I warld carry him on And_they without| The ( a 1 team goes to Chey keep themselves and all their c Lt only rthful and improv ody to them, | Westchester this _(Saturday) after- ssociates in a constant stew. They're n is t ch!den ave neglected heir her! £ noon to play the Westchester nine. Ii ihe time in an attitude of dodging hich 1 | opportunities and shirked their duti THE FARMER. Motored to Mt. Tom omething that they're afraid is goi & feel at home. “Let your light so shine that a friendly fortune will know where to up its mind to look Philosopher. Fortune smiles upon the man or family prepared to comfortably receive Her. where good luck will feel at ease and hospitality will We are offering furniture at prices that will assist you in making your home life more cheerful. See our Comfortable Couch Hammocks from $5.75 to $9.75. Beautiful Rugs for indoors and outdoors. Several Comfortable Porch Rockers still left, from $1.25 to $9.00. Screen Doors, Window and Porch Screens in differ- ent materials and sizes. Shea G Burke 37-47 MAIN STREET, NORWICH QQI'}’ _c,l;sposmon makesa ]’rmnd find you when it makes you up”’—says the Old Make your home a spot AR R N A L = A m cach @i em. Do you ever rea :"“‘",4 | took an a 4 of youns peo- fetee book oy ool e . | Iple to AL Sunday. From | B s s o ‘ LETTERS FROM TWO STATES R iving backwards don't, let | car ne view of the falling rain, Through the Looking Glass e probzo! £ et e - : e e Burial of Edwin D. Dewe: s. Oh, oh, ch! outed the Queen,| (hi f pro o, Y. e R Tolland County Sl Sy Tall Alfalfa. d to shake T . — - dent of Columbia, b T 1 Wolff has a three qua i oa COLUMBIA r r resided in Florida, d ece of alf keland in ti June’ 21, 2sure o 3 TS 1. The peay w Lewis of i | Farm Bureau for Tolland County— | burial in the family with " Mrs. Mary B. Yeomans Sends Check wrrlnrrn“\ :,.m] fun n A the Quecn i ing | Deld at the churc e S for $106 to Selectman, Explaining e e e e i | Why—Fourth of July Celebration SR SRRt Sy Celeh v o v inctinea |, " ATy Planned, band has ] mish 3 1l arranze 0| T 4| Prof. Raymona t and family me of Mr: be ball games 55t/ - : i Hlazier at Lellingham, ket men and women world who e of worry going to prick or next wey > time, I Know i woman who never makes atch of bread without yuncir Il within reach th flour oing to act right, st isn't oing to rise, or oing t 10ld after it's I I know a man wi farm and th as.men o There are real in | time vacation )i e ria Colle for spends the lumbia fingers some other | at his old nd &l County to Have Farm Bureau. them 1lins, Willic Woodward. hinlk _ favorably \a is o iyman, Madison emed to 3 | movem i Tolland co will baon Sosien all the g now farm bureau a t south side o e will_“come on th g o 453 r band will open the cts older. There isn't 5 i LT Prospers in California. unday afternoon concerts, whic very reader of tnis knows other < ved so popular 1 e le with other foibles % | Balmer’ Bucker of [Los, St e e R e an unday (tomorrow) ind Mrs. W. H. Knee Off With the Troops. He Columbia, when elch r ball tea hoon and de- il S| SOUTH WILLINGTON dham Hizh school one of the two | = | e e s e At e e by e old awarded Randa I and scien ce for the matics ma and Mrs. EIf ussell of 2 Lo New York Band Concert at Lake. t to the bord: president of Henry > dealing con-4 of this op | Hiiton, Columbia t satisfaction in hi | | Co. ¥ ment, C. ve as she circumsta tomato e irs e has been spendir - relates to e aving to | yjo! T a portion of the her so ymptoms of | to the people of/|Dr: A. Little and his wife of Har iscomforts it entail in for | e 8 | fora. 1916. tman, You will find herewith for $106.9¢, that sum being imount of undrawn dividends on $1,500 fund donated by me to town of mbia in tru - 1y ome of the szme to sed for the care and maintenance | been eomans’ Hall, and recalled on i count of the violation of the conditions | The B it s wazer, | Nosls mo cooking. Keep. it o haod: mposed. in order that there may be |and on the Fourth of July at the rais- | 0od bunch of Rich Milk, Malted grain extract in powder. | The Original Food-Drink for allages. 0 misi ding by the peopie of |ing there was frost on the timbers {home team won out, 1 For Infants, Invalids and growing children. | More nourishing than tea, coffee, etc. ARt e b e e A P G B R . G]et»fggechcr Club’s Offi 3 Pure nutrition,upbuilding the whole body. | In the home, or at Hotels and Cafes. (1.1 1300 | conterrea with "the | its "one Hundredth birthaay “on the | AL he Disiness mecting of the e Invigorates nursing mothers, and the aged. | Substitates cost YOU Same Price hon frst colectman as io the proper |coming Fourth of July by a Zeunion | e oltowing officers wors.dlecied bor g <ed me to file with him or the board |at_the old homeste: fii e exn selectm communication recall- | It is some weather when one has to | XV, Chas A. Parker; the fund with the undrawn |pick peas with an umbrella over his [§oN% R. Bdwards; tr cumu head to keep the in off. But that Rich € el «:((!‘[ g This I did and received from the|was what J. A. Utley was doing + chardson: member of board of tr board of selectmen an order on: the |Sunday fees for ‘18 months, Cornell ‘Greefe, town treasurer, directing him to.as-| Rev.and Mrs. T. N. Owen entertain- | ST committee on_entertainment, Ar sign the bank books representing-the 2 i thur L. tow the REDUCT[ON fund to me. This the treasurer did " [ ness session ment: and I at once withdrew the money C. T. Sherman, a rtrude Benson is spenc from the banks, amounting in the 1 arton and Mr. and Mr: eeks “‘nf: relatives in Boston . gregate to $1,606.94. Frank Buffinton ““,‘gh -";":“;}‘h . = i & ln P"ces Since that time I have hecome sat- | Miss Genevieve Townsend of Berk-| The new basebal grounds near the| isfied that the accumulations in ex- [lev, California, is visiting relatives in | $tation will be ready for the game with cess of the original fund of $1,500 be- :1\1:‘"‘"’:; utts team t (Saturday) longed to the town of Columbia; and desiring to be absolutely just in the matter I herewith return the excess of $106.94 although at the time I recalled the fund, acting under the advice of the first selectman, I had no suspic- ion that T did not have a legal right to the accumulations.” n Men’s, Women's and Children’s Shoes FROM NOW TILL THE frien good relat; Brown, House 100 Years Old. , and has si pro- | m —State Prize Club Election. Won by Local Pupil— Attended Masters’ Past lodge. tended of n, | | New ’ York ‘called | Monday. fr on friend Won State Prize. e 3 fter- oany e snnerd iy eI L NORWICH F l ‘POU DS AT 3:45 P. M. SHARP Nefterirel i 1 <. Alice Her SS.;SO Q0 ia Professional i ‘;‘n‘nizet’;’if;t“:;‘ mémory Excitement CASH Bicycle | finea MM | Next Mon. and Tues.----AU DT ORIUM----Fi50re [ “PICTURES The Management of the Audxlonum Wishes to Announce That The Norwich Preparedness Parade and Other Local Events Which Are to Teke Place on July 4th Will Be Filmed By Ex- pert Camera Men and Shown at This Theatre Weck of July 10th Y58%x, BLANCHE SWEET in THE BLACKLIST 135X TUESDAY TUESDAY EXPOSING THE DESPISED SYSTEM OF BLACKLISTING BY BIG EMPLOYERS OF MEN PATHE—Two-reel Comedy Drama Single Reel Comedies FOURTH EPISODE MYSTERIES OF MYRA NAPOLIAN AND.SALLY, Comedy 5 Reels—Florence Rockwell Today—HE FELL IN LOVE WlTH H!': ‘N [FE 3 4—SHOWS TODAY—4 At 1.30, 3.15, 645 and 845 ALL BIG FEATURES Newport Excursion Tuesday, July 4 By Special Train_leaving Norwich 9.00 a. m. to New London, thence Steamer CITY OF LOWELL Due Newport 12.45 p. m. Returning m. leave Newport 2.15 $ -‘ ROUND $ 1 TRIP IN HIS LATEST AND GREATEST HAI LEE COMEDY HAPLIN THE FIREMAN 3 Big Keith Vaudeville Acts FREMONT BENTON CO. HaNpkercHier, ne- COMEDY SKETCH FAXIN SiSTERS F. DALMER e Marsh in A Child of the Paris Streets Two Clever Misses Comedy Cartoonist FIVE PART GRIFFITH TRIANGLE FEATURE PHOTO-PLAY Tully Marshal, M: Number of tickets strictly limited. NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD RAILROAD Today =COL.ONIAL, = Today 3 Parts—THE SPIDER’S WEB—3 Parts, Essanay Drama THE BURGLAR’S DILEMMA. Bil h D HAMLET [MADE OVER *Latin Drama THE TOLL OF THE JUNGLE. Selig Drama MAY BE MOONSHINE....... Kalem™ Comedy e — liam Sutton, Mrs Fannie Bicknell, Mr Ida M. Kenyon, Dorothy Kenyon, Woodman and Thos, = .~ L. Ward of Pawtucket spoke at the morning ser- At noon there was a bask: AFTER T HE BIG PARADE TUESDAY, JULY 4TH unch and the ladies of the churc a and coffee. At the ponded in’ person, and a number of Speed K Lamond and tam have | here for their summe Specm Cnncert Tubbs’ Military Band Admission 25¢ Children Under 12, 10c , MON., JULY 10 ROCKVILLE Boy Scouts of State in Camp—Clayton Kenyon Off Duty at Jefferson Bar- racks. NORV | ¥ wf}u The fi squad of Boy Scouts, over 0 in_mumber, from Westerl ne| ON THE FAIR ""Gl"‘lf‘S—Afternoon 2.15, Night 8.15 ast Saturday to their summer camp | Yawgoo for a week’s stay. A new | MILITARY ¢¢¥ ] Ead troop is e i e PAGEAN’ E EPAK BNESS a week's stay until all the troops ie state shall have been here. 1yton Ke who is n the ar 1y Tost Strenuous Show on Earth acks at rson, Mo., when la heard from, had been ill with tonsil: Slien e ANDTHE James Edw evening Lucy number A ries W of Pine Mrs. Silas to her Woodmunsce home by illnes: still ¢ ORMANCES - 2:15a48:15 p Ag winners of for best es: enth and e received th I w Dprize given by children s one the occupiea 5 direct descend-| L I from one tion to another. the H summer ¢ W cold om ball for the each with an automobile an: iantic Sunday to sa boys ds went to bye to some of the leave for the Mexican border. Mrs. more of W Wetmore, wife of Prof. Wi ams College, ives in town and is the guest Clarke and Herman T. about to is visiting 2ev. Chas. A. Parlker, cer and John R. Edw: rthur L. Spi- | d rds attended the south end of New Village is bet stalled. FOURTH OF JULY Ladies’ Fancy High Shoes, N lu'.e, all colors; also White Canvas Pumps and Buckskin Pumps. STEAMER BLOCK ISLAN WATCH HILL = BLOCK ISLAND DAILY SERVICE Until Sept. 5, to A. M. A. M. P.M. P.M. Be sure and take advantage Norwich .Lv. #8:55 #%9:15 | Block Island .....Lv. #2:15 *%2:45 2 . New London 10:25 10:45 | Watch Hill 3:45 4:20 of this great Red;(‘;hon$§=01(e) Watch Hill . . 11:30 12:00 | New London ........ 5:10 5:35 and save from $1.00 to $3. Block Island ....Due 1:05 1:30 | Norwich Due 6:30 6:56 =y $ P.M. P.M. P. M. P. M. a pair. *Daily, except Sundays. BROCKTON SAMPI.E SHOE STORE 138 Main Street AND WATCH HILL &% Adults, 50c; Children, 25c. | and Block Island. For further informal company on Shetucket Street, Norwich. NEW ENGLAND STEAMSHIP CO. 'Sundays only. SPECIAL EXCURSION TICKETS Sundays, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, June 28 to September 1 ' BLOCK ISLAND . AND ETURN Adults, 75¢c; Children, 40c. Shore Dinner Houses and Bathing Beach near landings at Watch Hill n, party rates, apply at office of C. J. ISBISTER, Norwich, Agt. Washington County, R. L. USQUEPAUGH Funeral Services for Miss Mabel Hall —Local People Attend Services at Liberty. Funeral services for Miss Mabel Hall were held at the residence Webster, Wednesday. _Re { Dawley 'spoke. Miss Hall little known around here. Not a rel- ative was in attendance, as none have been found yet. She came as house- keeper for Mr. Webster and had fine references. She was 51 years of age. The bearers were F. K. Crandall, J. C. Jam Gideon Palmer and Charles Franklin. Burial was in Usquepaugh cemetery. Mrs. S. E. Brown of Hillsdale was a caller here Tuesday. C. D. Kenyon and Rev. C. H. Palmer are picking some fine strawberries. Edward C. Kenyon of West Kings- ton is visiting his grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. Kenyon. Attended Special Meetings. Quite a number attended services at Liberty Sunday. Services in the church here were omitted. Rev. C. H. Palmer and wife, Mrs, Eva Webster, Mrs. Wil-, OPEN ONE HOUR EARLIER /iLD WEST PARADE 10.30 show day at Engler’'s Broadway Pharmacy. Prices same as on the grounds. is working in Hop: { BIG MILIT? through Exeter — Dahntnwr corner Broad 'We Give Royal Gold Trading Stamps. Ask For Them] “SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR bA TURDAY SMOKED SHOULDERS, 1b- “FRESH SHOULDERS, 1b__- LEAN POT ROAST, Ib_____ o RIB ROAST BEEF, Tb. . 7200 | [ FRESH PORK to roast, Ib_____10¢ fi:’%h CORNED BEEF, Ib______14¢c TS, whole or half, Ib______23c MATIVE VEAL to roast, Ib_. 1 Gc NATIVE VEAL to stew, Ib____127/c | HAMBURG STEAK, Ib_______ 15¢ SIRLOIN and SHORT STEAK, Tt 22¢ BAG SAUSAGE, Ib TIVE FOWL, Ib LEAN SALT PORK, Ib BACON, Th_____. New Onions, Ib....... 6c| SPECIAL LAMB SALE Oranges, dozen ......30c Legs Lamb, tb_____i8c l[\;:o;tt .:oz:n...l;...igi Loins Lamb, fb. _ . 16c Sultana Lima B 10. = P Fores Lamb, Ib____10c (,:;:; (::;’m:::sm - Lettuce, head ........ 5¢c Lamb Ch(\p"sE 25¢; {Bars, 3 for. Iona Peas, 3 cans.....25¢c BLUE ROSE RICE ROLLED OATS 10 3 et e UG SAUERKRAUT ARGO STARCH 5 package .......... 9C Geansk FLY {":"M" Scily RIBBONS D o o8 Telsphone 29-4 Ask For 'fluq fona Com, 3 cans. . Iona Tomatoes No: 2 can’.. .~ dvdy 10c 25¢ $1 Free Delivery 135 MMain S BWe Give Royal Gold Trading Stamps. Rovad s Fine Gran. SUGAR