Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 18, 1919, Page 4

AL NORWICH BULLETIN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1918 s i o e the 5 s ameor®| WASHINGTON AFFAIRS GIVING FATHER POINTERS “Successor to Quinine” || wee. rea » TODAY_AND ) "5 e u e : WEDNESDAY The cleverness of Bernstorff as a (Speclal to The Bulletin,) SEATE N0V e poht i SELLING e MATINEE “ diplomat is not to be gainsaid. He \\] sh;n,;mlr&. Feb. 1: n‘ has bee: al “Now i)( you reallybare serlousdaho:.xfi groomo((ii and h:ldlr,gv‘h cl-a'1{||r;§hl;l’lluna S Baa o N oo weck of ays for the war de-|wanting Macjorie to be impressed with | ners and was so bri nd he ha - el Bal n[" il sy 'hvk;"i‘n g but the | tment is con-|this young nan you have on hand,” |money and was making a hige salary l VAUDEVI " EPRNIONIE | froubls Is that he bas Eob Ba fexperiolis, e ery man who had a greiv-|warned the lady with the hair which |besides. Why, if I hal a son-in-law KEITH UDEVILLE B : n a school in which the allied |4nce for himeelf or his soldier frends|waved naturally, “for heaven's sake,|like that I'd burst with pride. Confier nations have no confidence, 5o that | ma: civance known in a con-[De careful how you mention the sub-| *I told all this to Macjorie, em= " | should he have been named he would | gre: apeech whereln he ham- | ject to her!” broidering it in passing s { laying it : = HADJI-IMBIRK TROUPE amenced his work under a|mered the war department from the| “Huh?’ cemanded her i > A av ? surprised |on thick. She went right cr polish- “: 5 - e I2: RS OLD o which he could never have|chief of staff down to “a ficdgling sec- | husband, “Why all the pussy-footing?|ing her nails. Then she vawned. ‘Oh, | | 6 Whirlwind Arabs in a Sensation - ken off. ?de lieutenant” as one iman expressed | What more |vvaturzll than to st; te that|I E?fllil"denfO\v sk E . lllll\d '{ ] i 4 al Athletic Offering . Tt has iikewise been claimed that|lt ~There vas vlenty of seemingly | Herbert fulills every ideai we ever Eet kind of iired on ! - — € = just criticism nd to ¢ was added | had for her and that i? she has the|know why o. 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The new rovernment gives indication that it tinl brought|ever observed the way cd the in-|daughter particularly? > body to the|know that tho ace} the one|and loathe a young for her of your S were man can real ze the 't you | anguish it to a woman to let her & 2 9 oL o ameah Lt e (S 1 ket | “Bayer Tablels of Aspirin 8 ANER e h Irench lLeels are now depended upon by E knows i W s hands of the bad in- | here ¢ family to rave over If vou king boot o o ~ NETT | " 1 the past, and the decision 5 Sy RS his_support | heels are w ml}llf)ns of people, instead of m"‘r" oV e ENID BENNE £ } | nstorft off the delegation |back” at a younz licutenant who do- | with all her young enthusivm or when sh quinine, because they are more ALL i in “WHEN DO WE FAT? : a4 or hat cannot fail to reflect good nded him tc not only sier smol down troddei fup her < ) ) s { i Jdgm o packag of ecigarettes [ have spoken comple efficient and offer relief without S Flve Part Comedy Drama a storm of protest. 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S 3 ‘lsx l;\ hl‘;‘ll From the Consula~ Reperts. pgr(‘(;d“liv::)l(";il‘(‘lv'“:'IP‘" : r«m’ ‘?a.r the clally the inglar i ¥ e diod The report of the cemmittee ap-|Sha SRR e rovern- - [[Ltsinaineterte serleuscondition e, h a grea It is to the | ponted to investigate th Inorease in| The consuniption of no s paper nto the will be carried, The Thigna of Methlatafors Don’t until you|the cost of living of tha workingman |hy the daily, weekly and jucenthiy pub- t nan to book hi of (ireat Britain estimates that the|iications of Au un out 4,000 Woodman Burbidge Hostion, o aelicate dnte 04"]:“‘}0;’5;(‘";; prices and expenditures inereased 80 [tons a month. s of Montrr Jlaining of | o' ,"‘,’{'”‘“ e n‘;' i ,Lf’"fo‘rh"lh; in 1914 there were §7.415 automo- | the {ar. ‘ e hat he re annexa- |y, Lod et b nd then|biles i Canada. It is estimated that| fhere were 11000 foxes on the i i can you o for the next hour? |(he number of cars now: in nse in thelranches of Frince r1 island at uu‘z\'dlu te that hour the first thing LL{;’lm‘?ig“c3_“”;“11’;‘:‘“’“’(‘:"“"“:I:I‘;)o.““;n‘;" the beginninz of the prescnt peltin: 4 i ne s £ fes i vane SR i hitants. | geason. The pup production for 1918 in one way r i i y with ndn(\\ 2 The United States is now supplying | was 500. Lie an.mals killed whose | airship will out 14 e chen night the farm- |about 80 pe: ave me be otherwise spent in cent. of the shoes im- skins were m: keted nurahered 2, 00. th jand of the rovince. , cows must have ed for by that| aving the field at | that wo eli {been miiked and |time. That mear {4 by the sun. What kind of a da [for the ¢ )| >m my point of Vigw the {in time is worth the ir 2 © | which, T unc wi cifeve there s | from '§2,000 to Connecticut | journey. And, of work is trat >t full amount of d to arise at 4 o'clock means to bed at 9 o'clock. You save being | and other New propagandists | can be well ut “”?‘“hf_“‘"‘_ thefaoyel. Thot the t t then, but it dces not counteract | pose. i A *Yes, I ar causes of labor \mvr\\ Wi t you use in the morning ment and I'bel and drink. Well, for a long tim wly rising may work in planting > | neat noceup'ed jand hed S airship. 1| have not only ha t a haying time 1 fail | v The list of public b liearnat mes of —any|but nearly all saving part.” What have t its t | . ST ARLAUC | 1 red i the ners fo say on the subjoet? o nmmm‘m» ded by the o b am red o t control of l\ long, no publiz ssengers 2 G just | period v not| Through A FARMER. | 191 be more than s will be fitted as any to be g lir it resources purpose of { pe Europe | it can D= an problel ar, accept such as were ) 4 The Lill may pa: er not the| me to consider it be- | V¢ you on on March | ments made Danielson, Feb, ace of If_all mo:k would be fewo their ity there as pos e seninnion Mareh | chved: e he Brit. e e s bt ohe | the quality an ASK EUR and GET e the bill. which wi - | On board the a remarked to hi ’ ige St ra “As at present téwn that th EDITORIAL NOTES. Dot liouse Satarday | to be fonowed. 1 L terms have been | bury A ,nal K Origi 11 be left no longer| $80.0 ho lost the war Malied Milk r Infants and Invalids OTHERS are IMITATIONS | ¢ the efforts to spced up the| v due to the fact b mannts s and the follow as addition m. suffragists T wol be more attention to the fact that| and very possibly not | o o deao P Which is pretty good | Mischievous daughter has picked Dad dy’s pock«t and watches him gleefu.l#v as he searches in vain for his reading glasses. If Daddy wore Kryp!ol: Glasses, he would be fre=d from | the “off-and-on” nuisance of the two-prirs-of-glasses bofher, because l(ryptoks (pronounced Crip-tocks) would give him, in one pair of glasses, the necessary correction for both reading and distance. 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