Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 15, 1916, Page 4

&rwitiz wileting nud Goufied H 120 YBARS OLD ‘W jrice 12c n weeks 000 a 3 - yean | not endeavoring to premote war. “|has no design upon the solt or sov- NORWICH BULLETIN, FRIDAY, gree tied. That It should now come forward and make others, which it s possible to infer are directed against the sovereignty of that nation, was reason enough for the secretary of state to ask Japan as to its inten- 'tions. o Japan, therefore declares that it is It ercignty of China and-according to the reply the demands are not in- tended as such.any more than thls country; has ambitions In a Hke di- “It's terribly peculiar,” seid the sirl who Hkes to talk. “I mean the diffi- culty a married men has teaching his wife to swim while an unmarried one instructing his best girl doesn’t at all! Speaking, of course, from the man's standpoint! T nearly drowned the THEIR SWIMMING INSTRUCTORS lowed a quart of lake water. When he dQraged her up she hurled hersel? upon his shoulder and screamed wild- ly. “Now, Carrle; he soothed, ‘you're all right, precious! You musn't try too hard at first!’ “The married couple had arrived within haillng distance. She had given a strangled scrt of peep once when H B DAVIS T THE SCHMETTONS in a Marvelous Athletic Novelty EATRI ROADWAY| l MAT, 2:16; EVE. 61456 and 8:45 3—BIG KEITH ACTS—3 TRIANGLE RHOTO-PLAYS SPECIAL ATTRACTION FOR THREE DAYS S=Little Sweethearis-5 5 Clever Kiddies in a Beautiful Singing and Dancing Novelty LUCOTY & COSTELLO Wizards of the Violin and Accordion ot & XNg Posteiicy aaogwion'| P O B i i Telophone Callsr « i ¥ §u5.m Yot Befice 22 w1 £hce, s Telephons Wbz o O Churen St " Norwich, Friday, Sept. 15, 1916. rection egainst Mexico. As,the re- sult of the outbreak against Japanese troops in remote districts Japan seeks to preserve peace and to make the relations between the two countries more_ secure. If duch is the case and Japan secks no more there can be no cause for alarm and it is entirely possible in this as {n a number of other matters the activity of Japan has been gross- Iy misrepresented. This _country knows well how many such false tales have been started and ft must therefore accept Japan's statement until there s further evidence to the contrary. SAFE RATHER THAN SORRY. The question of again postponing the date for the opening of schools is again occupying the attention of a she went under and husband _was again addressing her. ‘My land, Hor- tense!* he barked, ‘where do you think you are? If you vell like that you'll have every life saver along twenty- elght milcs of lake frontage rushing to the rescue: Why do you act SO when I'm right at hand? 1f yowd do as I say and rot try to run things—' ““Well, then' why don’t you tell me right In the fivst place? demanded the wife In the green jersey indignantly. ‘First you say one thing and tien you contradict it! How can I keep my eyes open when the water gots in them? Id like to know? And it was all that man’s fault for being so near! Anyhow, he was 2 stranger, so'd how was I to know he had faise teeth? They can find 'ém easy as not if they dive for ’em! You said yourself that dlving is perfectly easy!’ other day taking notes on this phe- nomenon! “I had just swum around to the shallow side of the roft when I ran into the married couple. She was strangling and_clutehing him and he was lecturing her. ‘If yowd only use a little sense; sald he, ‘and do as I say instead of trying to introduce your own ideas into the affair yowd get along Dbetter! I you wouldn't try to run things—'. “Oh, yes!' gasped the married tady, who was really very pretty in a green jersey suit. ‘1 euppose it's all right to d0 as you say when I get drowned in consequence! I was hours, eimply hours, under water, and You let me stay there without even attempting to rescue me! 1 presume you wore star- ing at that creature with the erange lacings on her suit who seemed te at- tract you so when we came in! ~ She can't swim a bit more than I can apd TRIANGLE FIVE TRIANGLEUKE MAY MARSH & ROBERT HARRON in THE MARRIAGCE OF MOLLY O A Delightful Story of Ireland in the Days When the Landlord System Was At its Greatest Power and Oppression Ruled the Land HIS FEATHERED NEST xeruciating Funny 2 Reel KEVSTONE Comedy wlh Chas. 'l'lle:;Circulal;on of The Bulletin The Bulletin haa eiroulation of any Connecticut and from three to four Murray TODAY AND SATURDAY THEATRE THE GIFTED DRAMATIC ARTISTE AND STAGE FAVORITE Matinee at 2.30 Evening at 7 and 830 ALL SEATS 10c the Iargest paper in Eastern times larger than that of any in Norwich. It is dclivered to over “‘Aw, let's 50 home!" said the mar- 8,000 of the 4,068 houses n Nor- 't g ried man. Tm all tired out anyway, Wich and read by ninety.three per§|nUmber of communities. There aro|SNE'S eXActly as awkward * | teacning vout” e MABEL TALIAFERRO cent. of the people. In Windham$}| many parents who are protesting| «yunp® said the married man; ‘her| “‘Huh!’ sald the green jersey lady, —iN— it is delivered to over 900 houses,s|asainst what they consider tho. dan-|friend doesn’t seem to be having much | ‘just splashed out, ‘that may be —he, 96389001005 003005037C 1598505200 6000T0 805 CO030ESEPONE 10010008 (13304 S8OKK 20T T 8N in Putiam and Duniclson to ovefd|ger of belng required to send their|trouble with her, however! When he|decsn't dare be dnvihing clgel But S HER GREAT PRICE 4100, and in all of these places children to school, to mingle with all|tells her to strike out she strikes out | I'll bet he’s swearing inside!’ o - = isi Kli Acts, Replete With Thrill is considered the local daily. the other children, at a time when |instead of trying to dig up the hidden| “And” concluded the girl who likes as lon S avonte abrics e L ;:f;qlflfies’:zgl.i:;aé’-‘::"l‘\i‘:--s-par G 3 f Eastern Connecticut has forty-#|new cases of infantile paralysts are|Pcarls on tiac bottom of the lake! Iffto talk, “I suppose, men being men, . izoa nd aixiy_§ | appearing alniost dally, Dudop jauh | YOU'd (Fi0ve ateadily, [nsteed ofiantiug | et e wagl) —Hachange. o WMETRO TRAVELOGUE || PREPAREDNESS, Drew Comedy turelfreo dellvery routes *Y gl conditions it is Impossible for them | sof Gome rasuits: Iva perfectly ric In Weave aml Colori LS SR P SR BN Batletin 15 sold in eve_le reach the conclusion that it would | Giouious that vou've never learned to : i town’ and on all of he 15, §\ D/g|US SUfCT to have them in school than wim before thie! What if you should POLITICAL = routes in Eastern Connecticut. a 3 spill out of a boat or fali off a pier!® - - When the date for the opening of | *'Gh, but I never dol’ protesied Friday AUDITORIU VAUDEVILLE CIRCULATION T e B e e Saturday PHOTOPLAYS o] | three weeks it was for the purpose of | ing and stransiing: T'm always very S o s AS BOSS BROS. 1901, average.. <> 48183 preventing the children from heing | carefn oure £y complicated with| Althougsh no official statement has TR o H Bnnecessarly exposed to the. disenss | Your directions, Charlie! That man|been issued as to the exact number o GERTI UDE 5 TPI{E AoBaic 1905, average... 58,9203 ana to prevent as far as possidle by men sent to the Mexican bordor 3 5 % 3 Comedy Singing and Talking §lsuch action its spread throusmout a 8 e Dom g ol they el Pile Fabrics, including Corduroy, Velvet, Velveteen, {i{ VALENTINE THIE INNOCENT LIE CARAVOUNT $| city at a time when so many were re- e A e e SR e ; - G - GRANT in : F September 9.. = 9,392 s from vacations. Wherever it|df they wore siving medals for pa- |district and most of "the remainder Velour, Etc.,, are “g““i‘ l“d"l:g in the parade of Fashion. & Pictorial Conflict of Tender Emotions with the Cold Facts of found that there are no cases there | tience to they'd bestow the entire | from the We: ccount for 5 . Bty - Hiaromaiet me e e e e e St Seporica || These weaves have always been representatives of rich- ||| T F oiccae MYSTERIES OF MYRA1Xtnes 10 opening of the fall term of school but |Kick, T don’t niean fo kick a perfectly |be at the bo Careful pervsms of |} ness and elegance, and Corduroy combines with these . 2 . in those communities where cases :gmt{w;_- ® Tian three feet in front of | the local new s of Bl Paso indi- 5 % s A e e = ——— exist, and where new ones are being | YoMy to horier | protested is | chreneinar, CUtsic border States |§ quelities a marvelous durability. This week we make an reported almost dally there can be no i Hea Bakl obme oF Allarid P i S q . < - ¢ 2 f m t all an rived from the S i States, r sine v“'l"’“i lh(;] \mrcnt:! ’ohl‘ict to just as rlm\v\c to kick some one |Carolina alone seeming to have er extensive showing of Corduroys for the new Sports Suits. he opening of schoo]l at this time. right in the face!” to ferm a provisional brigade. Prevention is the objeci of post- Well, kick * growled h In the Xertu we a oo ea" bl e Te [T DL e S eemlate e 36 Inches Wide ble action. If it was advisable when ll“[,“-' ! One, oy ,:hrer-r_ = f'l»m; Guar been n-]nf(lcd P —— no cascs existed it certainly is when pad: d over to the vicinity of | on physica rom o e : o the orange-laced lady and her man | Virgin These may r T e ieamber of children M| hen,” went on the gir who likes to|not be absoltely but they - 2 = =t FOR YOUNG MEN se, ads only | talk.” ‘She, too, was strangling and |show that the South, ased to be one conclusion in rezard to the school clutching him and he seemed to like a highly military section, i opening and that is that it is better|it. ‘Oh, I'm s0-0-0 stupid!’ she wail- el A el o Shown in Navy, Beaver, Burgundy, Tobacco, Plum, be safe than to hasten , you're not'" said he stoutly.|tional Guardsmen for an emersency. ban i i I & Yp-to-£3 dea’ Youre doing wonderfully | ic will bo 0 for an emcrsency. || Habana, Taupe, Graphite, Black and White. Buy now i Alf the New 8= ate It might be better to move|the Souther Sta were found to H i 1 HIGH MEAT PRICES. more slowly, but honest, Carrie, you're | have wasted their Federal allowance while the color line is complete. : = a regular s Kk at it" and T s officers sold some of their e doesn’t appear to be e Oh, Harry, do you really th-th- to Mexico, for which one of "a p es great mystery as to why the prices |think $0? she splutt coming up now in jail ONE STEP NEARER. of meat in this country are higher|With a great gulp from three feet be- is a d im- 4 revelopments | And_&teadily going hirher. Such low. “Oh, I'm s sco T thought this par: country tevelopmeante|| SN EIEAANY B0l0K - KI Tuch AN was dr-dr-d the P =, he untry of e e un here w0k |- ol fmerlant necast asiced ruac 5 piece ot politic Gun Meital and Russia Calf B e el R o in the price|avery minuter® . oo e - fl ahd g taves o Llof meat it w red on the The orange lady floppe fo com pelia 88 reporte have persistentiy claimed, | %F 193¢ 1t was explained ; o1 quite commonly belie i R iving: pesty i med eronna ‘that th as a falllng off in |fish, threw up her hands ol L ' ere e onothing In the way of defi-|tho number of cattle, sheep ana hogs |downward again. T know isgucd, and at rice rom H il raised in this country, and that while ened to the bordes J #f the reelgnation of 5 the population was inereasing all the nent and were shamefully shor % ime and the demand therefore con- accommodations on trains. Many o M. Demitracopulos to form Stently Jaidwing Eraater: GRS DIV s of iave resulted. | But cabinet indicaics the. trend of affame| ANy ETowing sreater the supply || STORIES OF THE WAR gte o i i 5w one|tion on the prince's words, and the . B Rat country. et dwindling. The result was that practically all of the of the Turkish cannon cap at |latter was forced to sign a second ab- attorney and fo mini of jusc| i Jpsre iaftecteg gnd anoss Wio border come from norn Flevna that tbe iron crown of Rou- |dication on September 7th, 1586, Thus -4 B e e el O aou5;|think they must nhave meat must o i mania’s kings was cast, 2s a symbol | the hero of Slivnitza, a great battle e E = the price. oo Men'Eake 100, Prleoniors, statcs have place anong |in which the Servians were complete- | be placed in him. e e thateta e sl o A90,:Eeisos AR ons had been won |ly routed, lost a throne. He rotired That he realizes that the future of o [ o fear of two men w e ot by the decrces of majority, but|to Hungary, where, as Count Hart- @Greece lles in the departurs from i e A St ey ’“2‘20‘”1;“; are trainir camp and |by blood and iron’. fe he lived for the remaining years neutrality and the cndorsement of the e Tl e BEG by Jhen we re-| ! ‘A shor: dists to the east of [0f an eventful life. He died in 1893 TE T. ount sent abroad has . H oieo . e short distance to the e £ : i 2 IR e chic entente.allies 15 inai-|fnd TTROUTE et abroad has beem on e e rom Ien- [Rustchuk is the Roumanian of | but his mepory ia still revered in STA OF CONNECTICU cated by his delay in ie AccEPtance | oo iiae oo well g oqooatte u e o i 2 the Civil| Oltenitza, conpected with arest | Bulzaria. 12 3 . H i riti B 0 it fie: iias | fosTaicn, A8 well me muiiticns or waE (R O e s physiaue of any in by a railroad. \It was near this point | | “Rustohuk iz an fmportant railroad All Residents of Connecticut owning taxable securities 5 - belligerents that h been able | to the Som nt, wh o oic . ot the | junction point 3 -pron 2 A 3 ate S g the entento minisiers. That Greece|y oo wiky otk ol ons n of Honor ever award e o ir: en: | avest, nother fo Sofia and the third| mills on the dollar has been paid to the State Treasurer cannot secure what had been previ- a s g 1 ed led officer in e 4 o Varna, the leading seaport of Bul- o po ] Deen 1 d and as the result there were a | (his war tury when the ‘unknown and men-|t0 Varna, the leading scaport of Bu ously promised for its participation|piilion ‘and s third pounds of meat| Chaner i ke there ha ctrous race of savages, the Huns, be- | saria, 189 miles to the southeast. E SEPTEMBER 30th must be realized by the people of GntidE the comitry st aai s ardl o ek Jaunched ity he South in gan to threaten them from the norih amous for its pottery, Paustchuk 0 . aiarding the Serblan treaty &M/ jess than s third of that, Great Britaln, o e atrenain Pliche s PN el peines “factories, Its trade in grain is| The estates of those who neglect to pay this tax must pay tn 5 : fee r )1 _ % ; d, one beh he other, over the T T ( ity is situated at the Germany, when it was known that! ] ly taking alone last|German trenches. Scarcely had th 18 e e SRl S S o e TY. Greece must rely upon the entente|YeAar almost half as much as the whole | second line of oldiers ic sates il hustle o Dic “The prayer of tho Goths were S Uoho tom Buen with fhe A HEAVY PENALTY. powers for the advancement of its|amount ed the year previous. |over, when a o o cend some troone to the border |israuted gnd thelr service was O e s (eouthvcat 3 X 3 2 interests, in the futuro as it has in| With the s snequal to the de- | out from o hollow on the right fiank | oy 9o ol e Hhernon cepted by the imperial court e e i n en elriline Balances in Banks (not in Savings Banks) are liable B st s coused the iflcing | Mands in this country under normal|o Eorporal Goutau- Cihe Republh. | liberality e b 5 ructions i i- of such & possibility. but if it fs go. | tme the packers feeds dier, secing that' the firing interfored | COMANS, CRSCAIY 05 the HORUDL | companied, however, with two to this tax. Instructions and blank lists sent on appli: ing to reziin any pirt of the stand- |Mmies of Hurope, it can Lo cxpected | WIth tho advarer ealled to ono of his | i3 THUE i R dphia Tnamires | AR5, Vilueous, canpitions. which | cation to State Treasurer at Hartford. Ing which it previously had the time|that the prices will be high for meat il i e the s the Romasis; but which distress alone W o, - for action is at hand, and tne entry|4Rd that they will remain high for enemy was shooting, | LETTERS TQ THE EDITOR | coula extort from the indignant Goths. OTHER VIEW POINTS F. S. CHAMBERLAIN, Treasurer. df Greece into the war is Indicated by | S0me time to come. The remedy for ometimes crawling, sometimes Sefore they passed the Danube they \ B wimost S apieth by this situation, and it is one which Silerily Eroufree o frac i Loyl Patiois Gitizen wera required to deliver their arm. taking pla country. many are applying, is to go without approached evithout being| o o ek ,_|and it was insisted that their childrs 3 ‘ntrance moy not b so much meat as was -thought to be {5 the custom gurine ax |, I BOSo: 20 xeply: o Mew Toeflens lishould ibel taken trotn i thew. atd ¢ _No, Connecticut Democrats Will not| .\ oqness in our military and|cern themselves and so surrender it B imania’s but necessary when it was cheap. E the two Frenchmen _were|S(oterne 5 e o sr(v ‘»ulmc}{nz persed through the provinces of A vield to this altruistic impulse and{pava] acairs. Every week strength-|entirely, for it is only to protect the jhe way and the quicker it takes place armed with gronades and bomte bo- e o Ll \'l\;jg w?:erefth%ycgfigt 1”;(1“‘6';‘\‘2“‘“"-" t. |Place the name of Marcus H. Hol-|ens this feeling and it makes f1iself|interests of all allke, and to grant to § % " o = cides their rif N ayonets. Ri h- ~ = . W 5 - -l arts of educat! a serve as St 2 - -~ stakably. ] 1 u i . ko Ve g6, the better it wili be for that country. EDIFORIAL NOTES, fng the hollov, they saw that a com. |Loefier or anyone else wou!d make a|ages to secure the fidelity of thafr|COmb at the head of their ticket, how- ‘C\X;’:t?u";‘?‘;m:nr.lxni::\l;%co‘rhfhemeg'nfl‘nho ftfilmsxfi:gfi;Jhgm;:m“e:sdg?ag AGAINST BELEASEISM The man on the corner says: The|pany of German infantrymen had® 34aE e trocve k duty|parents. A large fleet of vessels, of |ever much they honor and esteem the | PR TVE G WORLENC i M spots;” | a modification of the existing law is Ky s boastful man usuelly stops a little |managed to avpid detection when the |3t the Mckican border and inguire as|poats and of canoes was provided: | present executive. Instead, they will|liai surrender the principle with re- [desired. And it has got to comel— The state of South Carolina is open | gh of his debts. attackers went by, and had now |t thelr nationality, she would find|many days and nights they passed|follow the regular order of things|lation to matters that specially con- | Bridgeport Standard. Jo congratulations. Such will be ap- emergad o fire on the French as they | N3 IWphen very ccnepicucus - |and repassed with indefatigable toil land name their own candidate. It preciated by a large part of the peo-| The Maine political wind has cov- |DPassed on the left. it WAl ndjand the most strenuous cfforts were may be Colonel Oshorn who is so re- o T - e : ast Witer to show that | exerted by the officers of Valens that | letant. to gt = e of that state but it is far from |ered the democratic hop Suddeniy a hail of bombs and haud- s n a = v od 2 g 4 et vl tetant: o, £AVe. N5 NEWNDAREL - WOHES B e i oop with republiean st O°" |renades descended “on ' the hidden fvas not so narrow minded as to con-|not a single barbarlan, of those Who it may be George M. Landers of New \ much larger mojority in favor of| Germans, while from behind a tree a|fne m¥ remarks to the Irish-Ameri- |were reserved to subvert the founda-|Britain who will some day have to E: B e L tna Ay It 1s with o straw Fat a5 1t ts witn | V0ice that of Corporal Goutaudier, | Cans (there's the hyphen again), for | tions of Rome, should be loft on the forsake his avowed intention of re- . Manning for the democra- s with | 1010 T them te Bureamton St | every country in Europe has sent im- | opposite shoro. maining away from the honor; it may fie nomination for governor ‘over Cols|a clay pipe, the older it gets the|onco the firing ceased, and throwing |MISFants to the shores of this country, | . was from Rustchuk that Alex-|be Homer S. Cummings of Stamford s Bleaso in the stato primary. It is | sreater the sorTow at parting with it.|down their rifies, the ‘Germans came|2nd they and their children have|ander, the first prince of modern Bul-|who (s every qualification for. the lo be congratulatea nevertheless that —_— out of their hiding place. In all there | Proved a at th 2 | zaria, sent his famous message to the | position; it may be,—but why go on? {t turned out in sufficient numbers to| There is nothing at the present|were about one hundred of them, in- |1°¥2l and patriotic citizens. r of Russia, ‘Russia gave me my |There are any number of formidable 7 . provent the selection of o former|time which would indicate that the|cluding two officers. As they camel| [ repeat, Mrs ’1'\2’» cr. those are the | orown: 1 am ready to return it into|men who might be placed in nomina- The Norwich Fur Co. are now located at their new jef execntive, Whose record In of- |night school opening would have to|forth from their dug-out with thelr : it R L hands of her sovereign’ This|tion at New Haven and who would be . B ) LR et M b ey 5 hands ahove thelr heads, what was | American nation whero it should be— | 110, SICY afcxander was on his way |a credic to the state of Connecticut|| store at 45-47 Main Street, nest to Shea & Burke’s fi‘ e o et of bl their amazement to see only two|!n the lead of all others. back to Sofia to resume his throre |if elected to the governorship, —New ; . ith urning to it should have been suf-| o s |iencn Cpoilus,” who uncermonion ED. C. CURTIN. |after having been forced at the point|Britain Herald. Furniture Store. We are open for business now wi Jeient to have so snowed him under g match which |} "o Geq them together and marched| Montville, Ct., Sept. 1%, 1916. — of a pistol in the hands of Russian agents, to abdicate a few weeks pre- viously, but had been recalled by pop- ular clamor. Ushappily for Alexan- der, the Czar put a literal construc- Greece is having with itself, it will be possible to tell ere long what hap- pens when Greek meets Greex. Mat he would never again have the ourage to seek political office. Bleaselsm reigned in South Caro- fna for four years. During that time Ihe state received a lot of advertis- ng but it was not the kind which Jid it any good. Blease was the gov- drnor who® snapped his finger at law nd order. He was the one who Jmptied the prisons of the, stato:and Mlowed the convicts'their liberty for {he purpose of!strengthening his- po- tical machine. Blease was the man Who lent encouragement ' to . dlsorder d who had the temerity to_believe t he could continua to:run the Jtate underoneman power regardless )~ public_opinion. South . Caroline, was.a-long-time.in waking up to his’tactics, and.it,can- t be denledithat he came.very, close s getting the - nomination™ which "of 'se - means election in- that’ state, it is tobe ’congratulated: on 'its itionn .of " the danger ;| which ened it*and taking the proper atithe primary to prevent it. — them to the rear. There was no chance to resist because thelr arms had been all thrown away. On their way to the rear, the Ger- mans_disclosed_that there were still a number of their comrades left -be- hind in the shelter, and Corporal Gou- taudier decided to capture them too. As soon as the prisoners were In_the hands of the escorts at the rear, Cor- poral Goutaudier and Private Guillot, his comrade, started back to take the rest of the Germans, but unfortu- nately “Private Guillot was struck in the chest by a hullet and killed. Cor- poral ~ Goutandier was therefore obliged to give up all idea of being able to capture the remaining Ger- mans. Besides™being the first non-commis. sioned officer In an Alpine regiment to Teceive the:Cross of the Leglon of onor during the war, Corporal Gou- audier, who Is a'farmer in ordinary times, I8 onc of the first to receive the coveted distinction under the new regime, which allows this decoration to be awarged even to privates. Pre- Viously, only_officers- could aspire for the Cross of-the Tegion of Honor. « Goutaudier s only 22 years of ‘age. Y SO 7 There.are a_great many who gave expression: to, the phrase “This. seems familiar” “usthey)greeted old friends at the special.session of the#legisla- ture, who/will have a chance to re- Deat it before the-snow gets very Trom all over the South and South- west come calls for protection and for the preparedness in business that cor- responds with and supplements the THE WAR PRIMER By National Geographic Soclety a new line of Furs, Coats, Skins, and all kinds of Trim- mings for Fall and Winter. —_— From the way in which the Ger- man army in the Somme region.con- tinues to fall back, it must be hav- ing a herd time trying to straighten the line, : P 5 All Remodeling and Repairing at reasonable prices. Norwich Fur Co. 18 years in Norwich M. BRUCKNER, Proprietor Rustchuk—Rustchuk, the first Bul- garian town to suffer at the hands of the new enemy of the Central Powers and their two allies, is described by the National Geograph clety in a Wi geography bulictin issued re- contly from its Washington head- quarters. The buliétin euys: “At Rustchuk, where the Rouman- Lol ians fired their first guns against ._One of the first requisites their southern ueighbors, the Dan- 1S to establish immunity of ube 18 two and e haif miles wide. The the body against. di. Y Rustchuk or southern shore presents — Duffy’s a succession of low hills uvon which the railroad junction city of some Pure M ATT whiskey 40,000 inhabitants is D On the Roumanian side the land presents an aspect of marshes, changing without strong_demarkation into "the pastor- al plain ic] exten a b - . & s, northward 15 Bucharest & helps to_do this when taken as di- ten-hours trip by carriage in the old rected. Its distinguished record as A cine for All Mankind” should be your guide in purchasing Duffy’s for the family medicine chest, where it will prove to be your nearest doctor in emergencies. The Esquimaux are:feelfig the ef- fects of civilization. / Dr. Anderson on his return.from the ‘Arctic regions declares that he found them less.hon- est than on his earlier visits, ‘With the sizo,of a slice of bread de- ‘creasing i and , the price of *ham ~ad- vancing, theifellow! who depends upon sandwiches wili:soon’ begin to yearn for the days: which. have gons. Under- the democratic administra-. tlon the.price of sugar has gone from five to eilght cents a pound and at the .same time' the government. is re- celving "$26,000,000*1ess a year in"rev- enue from it. It is as Easy to O the Laws of Health l;esyit is to Disregard Them. on’t You Want Good Teeth? Does the dread of the dental ohair cause you to neglect them? VYou need have no fears. Bl our method you cam have your teeth filled, crowned or extracted ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT PAIN. CONSIDER THESE OTHER FEATURES 6TRICTLY SANITARY OFFICE STERILIZED INSTRUMZNTS 2 CLEAN LINEN - ASEPTIC DRINKING CUP3 LOWEST PRICES CONSISTENT WITH BEST WORK 1§ these appeal to you, call for examination and estimate, charge for consultation. DR. F. G. JACKSON days but less than two and a half hours by rail. “The slender, graceful minarets of Rustchuk’s numerous but now sel- dom-used mosques have trembled to the roar of canmon on many occa- slons. The town was captured by the Russians in 1810 and in the con- Svertoo £ therefore; tobe. expected that. it ‘malke inquiry following the’an- nt ‘of new, public, and. gecret o, The War‘A Year-Ago Today September 15, 1915. Von - Mackensen’s army occupied Ne DR. D. J. COYLE upon (it by.Japap. NOTE—At most a: {4 0 - |~Pinsk. flicty between the forces of cdar and mr,..,,,”,"‘;',‘,'d“{""“;,flln“-flem $1. If - > 3 "be . glving uith announced enlistment || Sulte® in 1820, 1353-54, and 1877-78, The Dutfy Male '“’-u:’“‘mflflmfiflvfm DEN i]s 'S e, buty) “munition factory work- || it suffered frequently. The most fa- Whiskey Co., Rochester, N. Y. (Successors to the King Dental Ce.) mous attack was that of 1877 which immediately preceded the crossing of the Danube by the Roumanians and Russians way to invest the italians again attacked Tolmi- no Bridgehead. 203 MAIN ST. NORWICH, S A M. .to8P. M. ‘GH conm, run across some:of the sharp:glances