Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 10, 1917, Page 4

e o s it Sl e e THAN | [ ' BREE The Theatre Wher a great opportunity for the raisere ; k hozs to not only bring ut a change v abo hai THEATRE : il gfl”t- in the situation hut o - dovelop a Qflallty Rules ¥ JE1IIR | profitable business at the same time. . éfll‘fl" And this Is a chance which'is offered | .. wise has a terrible cold.” con-|would not be #o much of a tragedy in a Harmless Substitute Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets—the sube asud Goufied not only to those who are in the|fided the man ffom Woodlawn. “She |his case, as ht was long suffering and TODAY AND THURSDAY v swine breeding business but for tha{really is ® from it!” - - used to it. I apologized and told bim if | .o BOWATCS e | HMAROLD LOCKWOOD 1 thi hout th ountry. A “H'm!” sald e Hyde Park: man.|he a spark of Christian charity | 0 s o A 121 YEARS OLD sl Spta Bl tive, and their effect on the liver is Sl C i s “My wife has a c¢ase of. progressive |in his makeup and any regard for the large number are aiready raising e : ) b e ting = ha; one | memiory, in this instance I am the (i rant -ompanies he would kick in s. They are the re Sutacription price 12c a weel: Goc a[PLogs, but where théy may have one | --flér::: froma it Nearly any tims, | one of our basement windows agd put of Dr. !dwkrds’ determination not IN THE SPECIAL EIGHT ACT METRO WONDERPLAY month: $4.00 a year - or ¢ ‘chiefly for the purpcse Of |3 uoy will pause and listen, you ean |out the bas under the ttakettle. to treat liver and bowel complaints with ~ Botered at the ?os:omce!l Norwick | meeting their own requirements, they neuy: my shl:l:a and moans.” “He said he wauld, in a patient af- [ealomel. His efforts to banish it brought N e B L e — o .| could increase the number many times| “Don’t you mean progressive forget- | flicted sort of voice, and 80 we were [+ shece little olive-colored tahlets. s e f‘:'a and be assured of a good market. The |fulness?” able to g0 our way with some restored | “ryce® pleagant: fiitle tablets do Yhe R T head of a farmers' organisation has| I do moti’ stated e R T ¢ odiol e L otz | @ood that calomel does, but have no bad |} A REAL LOCKWOOD PICTURE FULL OF BRAVERY, DETERMIN- 3 after effects. Their_ don’t .injure the ATION AND RESULTS iqy brin: man decided Bulletin Job Office 35-2.| well said that with hogs bringing $14 hat e is talking about I am|suggested the Woodlawn man. y i 3 Titlimantic Ofice. 623 Main Sireet | hundredweight a good profit can be [GIO% WL 18,15 TGCAS SO0 [ 0 h, his frjend ‘the Hyde Park man |teeth like strong liquids or calomel. |§. ‘made raising them <€ven if they have | s attacks always come when we go |told him, wasn't burning atter all.; They take hold of the trouble’ and |§ BURTON HOLMES TRAVELOGUE |' BLACK DIAMOND COMEDY Teleptione 210-2. ; *|to be fed on corh costing $1.25 alawsy from home, and the farthe# we |Imogene had put it out herself before!gquickly correct it. Why. cure the liver Norwich, Wednesday, Oct. 10, bushel, but they are .seling higher|go the worse they becoms.. Only the |she left. I don't know how I ever can at the expense of the tecth? Calomel S - than that and the corn supply is{other day wherl we had got an early | Square myself with the doctor, ucext sometimes plays havoc with the gums {iarge this year. start in the machiné for & long beau- |by having a long and expensive ill- (SIS PRYS (G00C Wity o8 Ty CIRCULATIOR TONIGHT The country demands more. hogs.|tful day i mhe country imogene re-|ness and Im so busy at the office that) G BQ IO LN ter Dr. Edwards || REGuLAR membered that she had left. the 1 hate to take the time. c The supply is far helow.normal and |PeMbEred ToRh 855 PRC, S0, IRS SR8t Mfen there was the day we went|Olive Tablets fake its place, MATINEE k 1901, average ................ 4412 §j oppory nity is knocking at the far-| .cajjed the fact with a bounce that|across the lake and Imogene remem- || Most headaches, “dullness” and that || LopAy o 2:15 8 O’clock 5 mer's ‘door. It is & call which he can- | ade her head almost drive a hole|bered that she had left the canary, feeling come from. constipation and J 5,920 J{ not afford to neglect. through the top of the car. “My good {bird and the Angora cat shut up in|g disordered liver. Take Dr, Edwards g gracious!” she gasped. “Hows did 1| the room together, and the maid gone | &SP Nl THCL Cou feel and Ceo. M. Cohan ON THE WESTERN FRONT. every come to do anything so carelgss. | till evening. “hy » Note how they “cl ouded - It just poped into my mind like a ‘Even if she comes back early, VY- ~ o Oeclobdr it JRT- -3 There are’ those who, in discussinz|ihis minute. It's because we had such | Imogene wailed, ‘she won't think of | brain and how they “perk up” the spir-. TRENETO it S g Mo an early breakfast and.l was se rush- |80ing to look at the canary bird or he [its. 10c and 25c a box. s 1 2 the fightips on the western front iS|qq “On, ‘why did I let Hilda go on a|cat. And if she did it would be too BALDPATE bound to be a deadlock. Thit- would | yacation? Whatever shall 1 do? I'm {:te hecaume e bid il be all eaten | Sy a7 R [ s of .course be what a lot of people|so worried ,Henry! v then. He must be all eaten now. | . . - MEMSER OF THE ~ssociATED f| O Sa¥R8, 10 200" and this is’ espec- | * I toid Tmogene that she had already [Oh my poor Dickie! And Fluff iswt [ SO%SY Corner’ very closely of the LOUISE: GLAUM P PRESS iially true of Germany for §t would|done it and that a néw teakettle would | used to.meat, so he'll probably di6 t00. | ot one word of protest has appeared. “}DOLATORS" Pri ' The Associated press is exclustve || give that country sn extra lever in|Bethe Sxient of el woicmen, And 81 iod o B! B8 L parior as 1/ pna| They seem to be as silent as a grave § Part Triangle Feature GET YOUR TIGKETS CARLY . 3 < blica- || connection with ace ‘terms. uf “ 5 rd at midnig n regard to rail- D D ramiod 5 i or oot M ounecy eiohing Bot) o600 Wk DIl but ke pould mof Bave It D o Dy oWt YousOD [riad mafiers: whether . the futes re - otherwise credited in this paper and | the situation in any such lisht. On |84 S0 UIF GG 0q " "hot ana them| I told Imogene that much as I|Iaised B0 per ee ;i&"fih’l"flffffii aiso the local news published herein. }i the contrary he takes exception to[white hot and melt and fal lapart and |loved her I refused to beard the cap- All _rights of republication of 0B e opinion:- e ideeliris:: | Mkt o oo H h ey over flat wheels. It was supposed 3 e 5 3 op o the kitchen linoleum and set [tain on the bridge and request him to | hat th h f comm as = MAT. spectal dispatches herein are also l] U0, tca has resources in men and [it afire. And there were those little | turn back to Chicago in order to save | "%\ i hody In the interosts of the Auditoriurm ({oT-REN Wt b b material omce they are prepared, to|children sleeping peacefully next door [our lamented song bird. I agreed that|\eifare of our fair ity There seems EVE. ) add weight to the allies, which must [and she would be & muderess. it was t65 bul but begged dhe:‘ to PUt|to be a question whether the cham- force a military decision against Ger- e i e g ana, wate ber of commerce controls the street 'I‘od.y arnd Thursday many.” “Nothing 1 could say- about the pos- | “Imogene simply would pay no ai- | thamber ut Shonmiord, controls the|f ALL STAR casT ALL STA® CAST General Pershing is not one who Is lisibility of the little children's ‘ents | tention whatever to the waves. Every | i, favor of the railroad. D. W. GRIFFITH'S MASSIVE PRODUCTION With BLANCHE SWEET, inclined to talk just for the sake of Useizing them and bearing them out of |five seconds all day she had a fresh| 'y, Editor, how would it do for the |} MAE MARSH, LILLIAN GI8H, H. B. WALTHALL, ROBERT HARRON talking. He is in a position to welgh [the holacuast could calm her. In fivé |remark to make on the subject and the | .ommittee appointed by the chamber g A B ¢ 2 ’ the situation and as the result of the Xtail:]ules shsdhlnd dio"’k‘}}f:?f.:e‘?y' tmn‘mge ::orl:nbdedk :hec‘g:‘traukedllor alof commerce to investigate the Hop- - DOROTHY GISH in - study which he has made he says;ed down an PY | train an, ack to Chicago. Iam alkins & Allen Arms Co. trouble te take EIGHT | Germany can ‘ho aefeated. Small town drugglst who had not vet|just man and subtracted the car fars |up the matter of the 50 ber cent: raise HER CONDONED SIN ;8% Tcrs | u‘:*:;c:“‘":’ ‘::;“;::‘ ‘)"": Ar’::e"r‘:"“m‘:; As I “ilx?' it was uen-l‘y =n 1 %ould not 1hngght it might teach her a lesson.” ‘;:,,,‘:.;:5& flgs:m;tf T g:-(xsbl?cm Popott Pl ieincariacines Zi50) Eve: 6:48, $:307MO0 ADVANCE IN PRICES = i oS oy ST < PRt (O ) T SR pmcue oy back to the secretary instead of the brought into play the allies are dem- | gmall infants. “Why, the canary was all risht” |board of direciors of the cnamber of || Other Features | EDWARD T. CONNELLY 'Q’QNNEGV; cnstrating the fact that it is not go-| ~The druggist grew interested and |explained the man from Hyde bark. ; : 5 fnx o0 be a deadiock, Germany is|said he knew of & family that burned | “And so was the cat, which had been | hon e Nadinen e oy (O Dube putting forth its hést efforts. It is in their beds when a kettle boiled over | neatly inclosed in the sun parlor, just “cosey corner” so the public that Dl.;f § e and put out the gas and it escaped and | as she had planned and then forgotten v v g e e e motths wnich | explbded because a side jet was lit. |that she had done. I could relate a 1ot | oivnar. president. trafio manssere ohe DANCING o Ton 1t ia|And of course that helped a great deal. |of other disturbing memories, but | porintendents of cemductors, motor OTHER VIEW POINTS “~AT— it is using and the lives which it i3|1 hagan to get worried myself. these samples are sufficient to Show |men and mechanics get the benefit of sacrificing it is being steadily pushed| .Finally I called up the doctor who |you that vour proper family does not|the raise? > T. A. B. HALL back. Whenever Field Marshal Hafk |jives in the end of our block in town.|have all the troubles.” ~ One of the Public Being Squeezed, . 50 orders the British are going ahead [T had afgued that he would waken, be- | “Well” said the Woodlawn man, “I| Norwich, Oct 9, 1917, sl e 5 Every Wednesday and VESSELS FOR DOMESTIC COM- | for large gains of territory, men and[cause he was accustomed to being|guess that on the whole a cold in the - : : This is not & propitious time to puild Sa Nigh MERCE. equipment. Germany never had a |called at ungodly hours and that it head is not so wearing."—Exchange. Now troliey .lines, but it io the time tu,rday ights upon a The action which has been taken|!®®® fifm grib upon the western fromt by congress in extending permission ;::;“: ‘;::s ‘::‘:y;;‘:“;ge “;:&"‘ = 1o vessels of foreign registration tof {neive has mot EIPRES Ih tne engage in the domestic commercs of | MEERCUL I SO0C e Gverpowertng this country is entirely in accord With . . the needs. ~Heretofore foreign vessels|Of Germany is as certain as anything e Onions, water profitable. were forbidden to enszage in this TIME FOR HOUSECLEANING. it e durie 85+ the il Who 1lked té fo.| The tomato has teken . frst place| I8 Brideport over 700 jitneys are Thursday and Friday trade. They could of fourse come in- to oar ports and discharge cargoes ] N Not caly is there reason to @éplore p dulge hi g (2°® |carrying passengers for 5 cent fares A Mr. Editor: I note in the Bulletin |dUlge his taste for spirits, either ju- |among the vegetables, because it very s likely that within tw ki but [ the conditions which are existing in | i SCHOE: T DOE 10 J0e o (@il raiclously or injudiciously, and on raa- | satiatactorily supplics, in. winter, the | o hamany Gideral Wil tWo Iweeks Oct. 10, 11, 12, 1917 brought from foreizn shores, and take f o 00d. for other countries, - s itne; will be i o the political life of Philadelphia as|hi® JROIINE, B ShoL B e er. | sonable terms. In our luxuricys o —atiecs o288 Ths Piase. to Mpend . Columbus ‘Day. when people should insist . ! CANNING -||sauare deal. 1t dot tneir fault that|THE - the trolley promoters loaded these P i properties with wind and water, and GOOD a or afl? THE EDITOR Fve— they should not be compelled to ciioose | QLD S d Pickled [the alternative of walking or paying ickle and _ Pickled [f3res that will mgke that wind and Wednesday . s LETTERS TO . Green Tomato they could not carry goods from one y £ plade of green or succulent vege- st revealed by the evidence in the hear-|ian share in Hamilton, Canada, on a|Cafes, we are told, the prevailing rate — ity. Eve Depart t Repl With "“,?;{t‘,f*“;h:"';e;;’e;‘;fi‘:f';mm aue | ing of the murder conspiracy charses |large scale, and if The Bulletin wil By > Bootal nighnets du o a0 schnts tables, then o expensive, says to- | 000 ineve in the vy Department Replete Wi to the war there are. frequent In.|made asainst the mavor and others|give enough space for this article| (e man with the bighball &habit|day's bulletin of the National Mimer- | New Haven service—if Bridgeport is The. Bast Qrotinds: ity, but it is time that the|(which is pot intended to hurt the f = = Sl W e tag 700, 1ith Vs Brofitabls: ciamloy e ottty aroused fo the|fancy) perhaps & few readers who|Of deliverance. Other brands have |ESncy Fool Garden Commission, eo- |\tceping 700 Jitnovs Broftaliy Smplosed | The Best ANl Around Show. are pet stock fanciers may be saved [80Ne up in sympathy. The five-cent |OD o s _paper n he'Ping | commission in this city? Good service Headliners In Vaudeville. | - . i il insist upon the wheat whiskey, d ten- Ve 3 i foreign vessels not been so excluded.|Point whero it wi a féw dollars. # v, and ten-cent rye of [the housewives to flll their cellars |Co ; o : i e There have also been many neutral| ProPer punishment of these who_nre 1n its statement The Bullétin is cor- | YéStervear are now only more or less [with canned goods for winter use. :;‘5 !:s;xel rates will win paying patron Cvm. Racing Events. $6,000 '," Purses, vessels tied up at docks or swinging | Sullty as well as a thorough house-|rsi¢ that the Siberian hare i6 a rab- | [ragrant mcmories. Worse vet, no| Whole canned tomatoes make a|®G W o 0 \alking is gooq ana |WEPNESDAY OHILDREN'S DAY. cleaning for the purpose of ridding|pit and not a hare. There are only |Fellef i8 in sight. The boast is heard|very eatisfactory winter salad inlgcqres'of peopie who used to ride Short| All Children will be admitted Free stances where cargo space could have been utilized with gcod resuits had at anchor for months which if this step 2 fhat .there $8 enough I Pl apd X the eity of all such detrimental and|two species of hare in Stbéria, and |th: enough liquor in stock ! combination h lettuce and mayon- | ajct. catlel b _ on Wednesday. had b take befors 1d - have : M at the original u: 3 > Steices‘are wallking 00w, (I prv. o e BT ave | aangerous influences. Doth of these dre small grey animals |30 the OF e gy T o P e ke, ang miocs: | ing a lot of money and materially im- | THURSDAY CATTLE, SHEEP AND g d 3 Pices | proving their heaith. - SWINE DAY. been used to relieve the domestic " i hich turn white in winter. The tricks of ordinary politics, when | which tur = 1 ransportation problems. The tem- e AT ABbits in Siberis, and whers | lishments, to last two years. With |are endless in humber and they pro- porary letting down of the bars, which 7;;;{;”5",,:‘:,,"‘?“"&3‘ ::T:n‘:t ;:f the Siverian hare got its name Is a ;20 dm‘;":pofw';?‘:g:hmem cl:t t;‘l‘ll’ vide cheap and gelish‘ful variatiors mwfi]'}( I m ) aet TO EX:?‘B‘I": V‘#o:f‘i D;\TYAFFORD - 2! 3 g prospect wi e tono t us. K % ton’ i will continue until 120 days after the | ;'8 (“omes to the employment of |BYSWEY ey began|MOt Testrict the familiar operation of | ' Gree fomato Dickel 1o bmt of these |, TRIS trolley fare grab jsn't going to FAIR. war, should result in much benefit to| oy rmen for the purpose of ROE 0]t appear in differént magazines and|the 1aw of supply and demmnd. Para-|delightfml dishes. To make It, take | o, fastened permanently upon the Deo-Fooy o o oiopably the most interesting the country. £ any length to win, even to the com- | periodicals boosting the Siberian hare,|do%ical as it may seem, whiskey is|four quarts of green tomatoes, four |lig without the biggest fisht the trolley |, 5% 5 dly cane "exhibit over The opportunity is thereby offered| i qion of murder as has occurred infa rabbit imported from Siberia with|POURd to go up 80 long as it con-|small onions and four Ereen PeDPers.|Tegsre ihat Rt fs Anished the wind |atiempted by o S Institution will to the ships of the northern neutrals|, .o aier City, it is time for a new |cnormous fur value, which' was soon [lRues to so down. Listen o the|Siice the tomatoes and onions thin. | i’ o™ 80a or exploiting trolley | Visit this fair. This exhi v which have come here for cargoes, to rival the fur trade enjoyed by |DProphets who affirm with confidence | Sprinkle over them one-half cup of the result of the combined efforts of order of things. Good government Islif "o, "fox. These articles were | that prime whiskey will sell over the | salt and leave overnight in crock or |hichertles 8 goins to be txposed In all e Coirmittee of Food Supply of the and in some instances loaded them, but which cannot get a license from{ 21 enough under ordinary condi- | pitien by one Dr. T. S. McGillivary | bAr at one dollar per nip before an- |enameled vessel. The next morning | ‘eSS < State Ccunci! of Defence, the Commit this country to sail to their destina- | \ONS, but when it is disclosed that|,s pamiltoh, Canada. Shortly after-|Other vear—has passed. drain_off the brine. Into,a separate | s o e e 3 tee on Sanitation and sine, tion because this zovernment is un.| candidates or party leaders are will-|\ara the Black Siberian Haie Co. of mHore we have a vista of wonder-|vessel put one quart of Vinegar, one Committee on Finance, Willing to release ihe surpiies which | /B to take life, or to hire others fo|the same place began advertising their “Lt Dg.!!“:l&'_}l!l (Who knows, but |level -teaspoonful each of black.pep- | SWEDEN TO OBSERVE on Man Power and Labo s B kill opponents or the guardians of|Sfberfan hares, amd it appeared as|" e e may be coming when |per, mustard seed, celery seed, cloves, STRICT NEUTRALITY |mittee on Industrial Survey, Commit- Sy hiaye ar weat, to overeome the bl e B84 tee on Publicity (all of the State their annual dollar day along with the quarter cup of salt. Bring to a boil s0 Decide, Re-|Council of Defence), the Connecticut Agricuitural College and the Connecti- cut Asricultural Experiment Station A Dairy BExhibit will be devoted to Stockholm, Oct. Tn response 1o yyar Rations and Methods of Fecding the king's appeal for unity, the lead-|Cows. Demonstrations will also be ers of all parties, conservatives, Lib-|conducted on the value of s ords in the Selection of Da erals and soclaiists, have sent repléles Preel AN palectionsof ey Cows. that ail agree to the absolute necés- hibit, devoted to the Need.for Grow- sity of tie new government ohservingling More Corn and Small Grains, such strict neutrality in the war regardless|as Rye and Wheat, showing how th. of consequences. The conservatives|can be grown to advantage @t the emphasize the importance of main- [present time and under what condi- taining commercial relations with both |tion. Space wlll also be devoted to groups of belligerents. The libefals [the varlous Leguminous Crops. and conservatives are faverable to a W. H. HALL, President coalition ministry but the socialists|. ap) rg B GARY, s consider this solution impossible, on BEERS BLIGARY, Cor. Osoretary the ground that the fundamental do- Leaders of All Parti gardless of Consequences. - \] iosses which Rhey are experiencin: through idleness by entering o gos | [HOIr Biass, it piatcaten nitinly exbush|berian Hare Co *Wereoné Wnd 'thef,g . "My “pergnin day when, the| s aas Bact el Dring to & ol mestic trade, either by operating or | 'het there Is an ulterlor motlve baek ("1 giacic Siberian Hare Co, next |08t of & drink of ten-year-old Keén-|onions and peppers. Let boil for feasing their vessels i such service | Of it all Which bodes no g00d tor the |, eneq up a branch in the United | tUCky will be maiked down to a round | minutes. Fill jars and seal while hot. < community. These whe want office wick Game and Fur plunk, as an inducement % patrons Everybod: likes ickled onions. Whether they will do so or not re- States at the Ren de’ abst by bt : mains to be seen, but if the induce.|Rd control at such a price are nojFarm at Huntington, Mass, of whieh ;’33 ]em& ! elélmus y the high cost of | Pake small white onions of uniform - r e 1 rhe 'nduce-{ petter than tine gunmen themseives.|the doctor's.son-in-law he mana- | iPPling. and, in memory of vanished |size, peel, cover with fresh water and nent is not taken advantage of, this| ey are working for personsl bene- [ger. I have some of the literatureq OPortunities. let stand for two days, changing the country should not hesitate to use itsia ™ Jyo Clic s intended as the big|sent out by the promoters of this new ]| Beer-drinkers, too, must prepare to|water at end of the first 24 hours. rights and take over the shifis for| i TO¢ CIt¥ breed describing the habits of this|Stand a share of the horrors ef war. |wagsh thoroughly and put into brine just such requirements. victim if their desperate scheme goesl WAl Cien in the wild state, étc.,|At a time when the price fixers are | for four days, changing brine at end through and the quicker public senti- [Afimal when in the Wia stete. S| mboidened to double the charge on | ANy Rerter & rine ment rises up and puts an end there- | 21 MG Pries WHCR &1, ChN9 e as | everyihing, it is not to bo expected Snat pikce n WolllGx wWafer for ten to, and demands that such men be|important in pet stock circles as the | {18t the standard price of a {oaming | minutes, then place in cold water for dealt with according to the provis-|Von Bernstorff letters in diplomatic | *00tleg d"f beer will remain at the|two hours. Add a few red peppers activities from one end of the coun.|ions of the law the better it will be |eircles was that Gerald O. Newton of "Mm" iR e "”'l hfl‘F cents. | and garnish with springs of mace and try to the other in behalf of the ma- | for the contentment, safety and the|New Castie. Ind. had been Seling | i ic.ca—ao Ia threatened in the | PACK into jars. Il jars to overfiow- tion's welfare and in contributing to | PFOPer government of that city. e e G ot Cunada. " Mr. | a®® of the altitudinous Teminine shoe | iod fo cbrceal dums Soith Sy phos the needs of the scldiers, who have Newton is a true blue fancier and | —OF €lse the saloon man, if the brewer |jet in it. Place in hot water bath BACK THE BOYS WITH BONDS. People are engaged in a great many the peace who may interfere with |it Dr. MeGillivary and the Black Si-|Cur emporfums of hilarity wili have |alispice and cinnamon . and thre ’ either gone across to France or are EDITORIAL NOTES. when several of his brother hreeders :;“:gn:’:h!"-idtr must Tm" to the dire|¢or 20 minutes at 180 degrees F. (sim- | mestic conditlons for a coalition are s In training in this country prepara-| . Strange as it may seem it usually [appéalea to him to help unravel the |Jlternative of a smalier glass. Wheth- | mering.) iacking. tory to going over. requires a lot of digging to met to|mystery, he willingly submitted all harder hit by r‘,.re[ po.ot'\.onw“ils I;.s:lge Steps are beinz taken to see that|the man higher up. Shidgendifion [ Destel tetween lner 6f Soultany devate. Put thews ——— » they are physically fie, that they are - = s “|can be no doubt that the class that e Hlhh g ‘ ST : siven the proper equipment, that they | Lots of people are finding that it |fors som-inlaw, © A, Hamfeoek |will be the hardest hit of all is the is easier to' get into the world war ¢ e department of agriculture |thirsty. In full ery for vexatious than it Is to get into the world series. | oy Gort oue Dal e reat T Anmearc [12ws fo curtail the freedom of the od as though the hare company were |30t OF to arrest the zigzag progress o From the action of the town meet- | buying these black Flemish giants for | 0T the drunkard, our bome-dry “anti- merican ing. the appropriatlons which were | “experimental purposes” only, and the |PoO7e” cramks, who have placed the : asked for were considered reasonable |last order they never paid for. An|S&loon on tria’ in the court of public and necessary. examination of the black Siberian | OPInion. who of late have poured forth i i —_— hare showed it to be nothing other | their eloquence preaching on whiskey i 1 ltar The man on the cormer says: It|than the —common black Flemish 32: ;’;:frb::;erl:;!m; ::r;}:;lpr’:eauo r!tg{::; R mak: the raih;:)ads e Wh.‘n e s (e O T andhu‘;\ngm{;flted‘; word-stream which B ey see how easy is for the trol- = for | Rushed forth such a pious hate of been buying these Flemish glants for | unkenneks may lve to seé their of- \" atCheS are properly housed at the training camps, that they are assizned to the branches of the army where the¥ cag render the best service, that they are given efficient and thorcugh training, that they are provided with reading matter, that they are furnished sweat- erf, helmets, scarfs and wristlets, to say nothing of other ways in_which their needs are being en care of in order to let them know that the foiks back at home are interested -in | €YV lines to increase rates. remarkably low prices in this ccun- thelr mission and thé secrifice which| 'y —=oo—r—meness o | roatile shigpihe them back as black Sotih mur Tomi Bar{‘e';i:fli-. Ear A ; y - i1 A 71 Si 3 h , - they are making for their country. S U Doat [SiberEm Jises iy Caudia st | solace from the depths of bottled nos-| B : AT ALL PRICES peril has been conquered but it will { not satisfied with the immense profit =racih trums, wheré they may sow their wild require something mofe than the past}tney weré making they opened up &% ., . ™pce from sarcasm's knotted vo weeks' dem i ve it.|branch in the United States so as to two weeks demonstration to prove it.|pranch in the Tnited Statos so Bhits |lash, under the protecting wing of le- All of this is necessary and highly commendable. They have a right to expect it and there cannot be any MADE BY AMERICAN FACTORIES too much attention =ziven to such de- = 3 T have bt of the Bovernment ro. | galized traffic in marcotic and dope. A : » M % tails, But it to be remembered |y oy that the cranberry growers es- |, o Jo00 SR® X 0 S0l T can see | Mypocritical form of iaw, to remove| § For American Soldlers that the government must stand the t.xmale their loss by frost at a mil that the whole thing is a gigantic {20 vil, only to inaugurate a curse, g P 7 expense of r‘ond;xctin l;](‘ ’v '"' na lion dollars, the first move for an- fraud, as I happened to be one who under 4 mask of morality, to fasten X 4 h“ == o = -"‘\ other jump in prices has been made.|to0k the matter up with Washington |ItS consequential damage upcn the in- , s AND ALL PARTS ARE INTER- bl 4 T e bl ] before the thing came out. The gov.|nocent, as weil as the hopeless ine- i CHANGEABLE AND CAN BE RE- briate. We understand the curse of ¢ intemperance. We have no profes = 4 bl PAIRED ANYWHERE AT SHORT sions of sympathy for the saloon. 5 NOTICE Isn’t it therefgre important that while| One does not have to read very far{ernment advised me at that time that :;196 :ol;;k‘:f:‘:::gs::fiw;'i; (mle»“e;l m: in the new revenue bill before he|they weére hard at wor‘;k on the cas; 1 S s¢ S 2t we shol comes to the conclusion th: and would soon publish a report, an — also make plain to them that We arefi; js a case of outgo mst:;ahorr hi‘: they. Kept their word. hing the o v e B e B TR 3 ziving them our enthusiastic support | come. In the meantime, despite the fact| o€ ‘he Wwreathed smile the satanic » by providing the means for the suc- ; that the news has been published in|[1OBER: under a system of perfidy and o P s e m riswe 0 cessful carryinz on of the war to a| The killing of two members of an | [rattically every pet stock paper in =6 3. H. CUMMING ) 2 4 victorious conclusion? ~This. we not i 7 ax EHE St st hars ene sty o Italian submarine crew by an Ameri-|peing cffered to the public who still| Norwich, Oct. 9, 1917. only ean but should do through sub-|can patrol boat is sincerely regretted.|unsuspectingly bite. The fur of the \ 2 scripticns to the Liberty loan. Those [Tt gives the Germans, however, a tip |so-called Siberian rabbit-will produce Some Observations. 3 3 s who are going to do the fighting ars | that, the United -States gunners are{no better marment than “coney” which| Mr. Editor: One of the series of| (HS i The Best Place is the Cheapest fully cosnizant of what the success|not to be sneezed at. is black Flemish giant or other rab- |advertisements of the Shore Line rail- - s of that means to them. We can ma- bit. S oh louE. Rkl pepers sy the ' - 1 Place to Buy e v 8l n striking Tow Perhaps ome of i Rabbit. fur is being offered to the |Principal of zone fare tem is to se- erially aid them in striking a blow erhaps ome of the best things in|. . }ic" sy under the names of cony, | cure for a penny of fare pald as near. 2 4 AUTO ROBES . WAGONS 25-27 FRANKLIN STREET at the kaiser by opening our pocket- | connection with the Episcopal church B v o = 1t brown 1 1. - |1¥_as possibl the money worth of books, and evervone should be amxious | pension fund is that it has not ORIy | phe wenl - const enr amd wenr Seci]ride, nefther more not jess The wric: S ; HARNESSES _ RUBBER BOOTS to do it. been oversubscribed, but that consid- | while much of it ia made up in imi- |er ot on one of their cars at the G 3 : STEAMER RUGS CARRIAGES crable more than the sought for|tation of Arctic fox and ermine. The Gflmtn‘ '1';“:.! on dNm-th ‘Washington g amount has been paid in Siberian bare is a grand fake, pure |5treet, told the conductor he wanted to . : ; v g5 L i e R and simple, and all local fanciers who | 80 to Park church. He was inform- POME SECOND-HAND TEAM When it is declared in. Germany |are thinking of building up a strain|ed that fare was seven cents. Did he HARNESS IN STOCK MORE HOGS. Many valuable suggestions have been offered by Food Administrator e ; hi: Z - S that the British 1 had better .cut it out. The govern- |8t his money’s worth for the seven 5 e Hoover regarding the conservation of | (&% the BrISh airplane bases must | ol g ot fo be fooled and anvone | cents paid? The card of information A [ e food supplies =nd the putting forth [t Great Brifain has beenn to repav] Nogr CAIN Diack Stherlan hares andj Il S RIS OF the pubiic on the f 5 - [ IH’E L L CHAPMAN C0 of every effort _to brinz abeut | ool GIFRL I hag Deeun to repay | selling black Flemich giants is lia- | Car8 n big red letters,- is : 3 ereater production in all lines. 1In ble to fine and imprisonment. ame” Don’t blamie the company ot o e . o i |pound interest that it promised. EARLE M. wWoop, |do’t blame the conductor,” so I con- pvoor i !4 BATH BTREET. NDRWICH, CT, 1 E v 5 1913 00D [clude ™1t must il - ). 2 T e sued a call to the swine breeders of [ Candidate Bennett in New York| Taftville, Conn., Oct. 9, 1917. P A AL T & o - BYRON A. WIGHTMAN America which ought not to be dis-|thinks that the republican committee The High Cost of Tippli vice.” This sounds nice. True West i . regarded, when he asks for greater|action againSt him was brought e i, S or - didoas well with hig old borse cars| . 7 e Piano Tuner activity on their part in contributing [about by those who had an interest .m‘"- Editor: With o‘th S Uatilievien Joia back in 1388 Me got his cars : 1 / 4 5 to the meat supply of the ccuntry t gerve.. .Is it.possible that that in- |\ e'.‘nthe lmcm&nn of whiske; {,’r‘i:» up_to linsmwplv'nnl “"b.":ui": 3 " Phone 595-3 3 Fairmount Streot Pork is today exceedingly high. It|terest- was the welfare of New York | parime to conoct o bis ton on the ro: | poe B S ¥ THERE 12 no aav ng medium in is fast getting to the point where itlcity? serve supplies of liquor, the futured Mr. . T have loked over the B aiCennechanl Jqpa) o Ahe; Ral- S M e ST o e iR el S - H " s . T = % \ ‘. / % ~ - 3 . 4 5 % ’