Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 7, 1919, Page 4

NORWICH, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1919 THEJOY OF MOTHERHOOD Mrs. Phillips Sends an En-| couraging Letter to Expectant Mothers. BULLETIN, WANTED TO BE SURE voung |my heart I realized that I was per- fectly helpless and must try to bear up under it—" who have no means of Support. These were put forth despite the probability that such people could not get away from their homeland and regardless of the fact that they could be expected to have a certain pride, in view of the hardships under which they have struggled, to participate in the great task of reconstruction, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday . March 10, 11, 12 “Well!’ said the returned men in khaki when apparently every- thing had been said and there was | "R gREGl T e nothing more left to say. “I only hope” went on the pretiy “Well!” smiled the young Woman,|gir] determinedly, plaiting the edge of | because. there was not another thing|nher handkerchief very finely, ~that| But the ban on immigration faileq|she could thing of fo talk about. make you very happy! Of}] 0 2 s P Gee, but it's good to be a French girl is brought up so e ";‘f‘c‘"“g“.’fl"gfi;‘;‘;‘d“‘ d;";"”“"‘"' again,” he told her “And to be \Villldm ntly thal sne won't know any- is going to be afforded of determining hat son S HEEHEr iileh i/ T goiid have Tacn “J',‘";*,,\“‘ll,’fi:i A kAl advisable or in fact whether the nec- | there? asked hopefully. fully in love you won't mind | essity for it really existed. Tt to| He groaned to indicate the breadth|ang h.umx, olive oil in everyihing s noted that thousahds of the for depth of his missing. E eign born in this country are already| ° i oing back to Eurove. They go-for a ot fflrn-(y of reasons and many doubt- | broke in reproac m‘.f‘:k. o .;t‘ o md less plan to come back. but develop- |try to make me “,‘“\, s ments in Burope will determine that \10L11!E7dq:‘1\>uu’ m 5 as well as the Gesire on the part of {‘h(::i,fm"uwu - And !and those who have never befors wan-|] guess when you weren't fighting youl wha | dered to leave home. In the meantime |had time to talk with t ¥rench the readjustment of the unemployed now didn't you " situation ought to show whether aj “Not ¥¥ B ban on immigration would have been |WaY, in KRS justified. The failure of the bill has| " least prevented dnv ill feelings| «f against the country on that score. AUDITORIUM Horwich Bulletin and Qnu{-iu‘ " 123 YEARS OLD Sobsaristion prics 26 @ week: 53¢ & menth; $8.00 . year. Bntered at the Postofies at Norwich, Conn., a2 wcond-class matte. Teiephons Calls. Sulletin Busivess Office Bullen idlto Matinees 2.15.. 17¢-28¢ Evenings 7.0 25¢--50¢ it '{ A few at $1.00 ou miss me an awful lot over o West Philadelphia, Pa.—‘I -tock Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetabie Com- oundforfivemonths efore my baby was born and it hasmade | me much better in| health. Iwasalways very ill when my other children were | born, but with this one I had a much easier time. Heisa big healthy boy now, three yearsold, an I believe it was| -] Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound that made me so | | well. It is certainly a good medicine | foreverywoman. 1 cannot saytoomuch | twice— | in its favor, and you may publish my Il the time—the | testimonial.”—Mrs, W. PHILLIPS, 5430 Kingsessing Avenue, West Phila., Pa. ! The reason that thousands of women from all partsof the coun t"jwtlte such letters is that this famous old root and | herb remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege- ¢, | table Compound, has brought health | remembe | and happiness into their lives,once bur- | ed you w | dened with pein and illness. 5ol Shongh unes wers | i vos special advice in regard to such | | ailments write Lydia E. Pinkham Med- | icine Co., Lynn, Mass. The resuit of | Yy | its many years experience is at your‘ be dal Rooms 35-3. Bulletin Job Office 35.2. Willimantie Offiee 23 Church St. Telephone 105. family most 1 to the months, Norwich, Friday, March 7, 1919 litd —— <my for nish as to family. And | they fall-in love with another young | after re married because hold a | familie ange their marria only, of course, that doesn’t appl | vour case, ‘that vou fell | = thor because MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, The Asscciated 1s exclusively eutitled {0 the use for republication of all news despaten- & ‘credited to It o not othersise credited in {his peper and also the local mews published bereln, All o he man ¢ e their Jghis of republication of special despatch- are also reserved. ALLAN HOLUBAR’S SUPER-PRODUCTION Feataring DOROTHY PHILLIPS OF THE § . =2 just knew vou were flirtin them!” the pretty giti broke in a tri excitedly. “You never said a thing all about meeting them in letters, nd that was what first m: me think it. Men never do what they are doir vou met an awi and were immensely taken awa her and all that 1 wouldn't thought anything about it, but to 1 way you did—oh 1 Kkr in love with somebody : there—" Now Marie! oung m; to know and 1 s to vou “ol.l'll 1 French beaut V'\ were M course, we can't beautiful and you at { them to do .xm\mu" elsy Marie!” stormed the aki determinedi | anything Nke it! T there I'd look at picture 3 nev- need to try to br i Oswald,” she persisted. | ving to prepare myself 1 \Ul L Ul HEARTS CIRCULATION WEEK ENDING MARCH 1 STATE'S TUBERCULOSIS WORK.| n connection with the biennial re- | port of the tuberculosis commission of | the made to the governor this there cannot fail to be duc tion of the meaning of that . statement where reference to the accomplishments in two vears, which declares that long waiting list of patlents appeared. Great work by this state white plague. too soon and even ¢ efforts it was made painfu Direct from its sersationai run in New York City The New York Times says: A distinct achievement ix tion picture creation. The New York: Tr.mnt says: #Qur advice is, go see “‘Tise Heart of Ha- The New York Evening World says: state SPECIAL don't gently, been for a nave | cep | to me v I have i for it WORLD art | is| made rast . the epostul di e Sensation accomplished | PUSY the fighting of the | S en up none has been in Tt you came the but to he ““One of the most grephic pincen of filming ever seer on tig screen, ( Augmented s evid nt‘ OPPOSITION IS, for hi Wilson tisfied nd retu: expressed Wi supremely would hack peac: has people uy who muck neo; l. angement: the work: tha ecigion to reach future polfcy railroads, telephones graph where are women, resources mon sense: we feel sure if we use our gecond S0 thought, put behind the fear of the bugaboo man, all will be well The conference should be of much assistance in improving the situation in this country and it is certain be hoped that it will have speedy sults. 0 that the pe Amer money they and com- er us NO IMMIGRATION BAN. Quite a strong effort has been made, since the ending of the fighting across the water, for legislation which would greatly curtail the immigration the next four years, The idea was to prevent a lot of those in Earopean countries who might be anxious to get awny from the conditions which confront them there from coming to these shores in swarms when they are going to be neecded at home to help in the reconstruction and this country is not desirous of assuming the extra burden. The argumenta {n behalf of the bill were urged regardless of the fact that there are already restrictions con- cerning undesirables, those who can- hot meet the literacy test and those to the | con- | onfer-| 1 , | North sea without taking due precau- | H | for | that the demand for the afforded eater than accommodated. In view that the disease had obtained lack of effort to restrain could hardly be regarded s ing. but it is certainly the expenditures whic assistan could of the .hold wd the it, such surpris- that h resulted in provid dations for thoge who a { benefits offered ve 2 accommo- e seekin and thereby = 1ard to f the 1} monwealth. does not mean that th srculosis has been point that there ¢ but it does iy < have been saf. o | | noint out thor very . proper | Atise: and it xhic GESTION. A COMPROMISE SUGG independ- 12y extended tc part Eur aind a land should e ination of uch steps to the as there me or general who has o move on Ulster rointed 1 revolt Ireland ernment on the impe oncerniy Wwo same basis { compromise. LDITOH‘AL NOTES The man on the corner says may be coming down but thing today is talk | Thus far no one has been | offer furnish the banner first league of natic The world finds down ¢ e been ha the cheape heard t o 1 it hard to al t"rh‘n? ing for profiteers as i The bills that died the filibuster arouse any intere takers If the cold snap due is going to bring ar men it must come pared for husiness. Germany ought to have seen enouzh of bolshevism to know that any terms which the allies might impose would be preferable to that With the submarines it will be necessary to fe the sharks for excitement beaches this coming season According to all reports it far from safe {0 go fishing ust as good period today | did dur the | among the under- from joy to oon and at the will be in the | tions | President against hooking a mine. Ebert of Gerizany is | probably wondering if it wouldn't be| a good idea to draw down that salary | of $240,000 a year in advance. i There is no question but what the | | members of congress will apprec te | the Tact that there is going to be a short vacation between sessions, There’s one thing about it, the peace conference should know better than to stand for anything that would make the world safe for bolshevism. What the consumers would like to know is whether they are going to be urged to fill up their bins with coal during the summer segson, and what the attractign will be/ ; wald, I quiet | ; | Weakness she in engaged or not miles away over the wats don’'t blame you you_did—" in the least | for what the | ¥ she proceeded people jok and asked if you had fallen vict some new girl in France n to of wn in | ¢ In two khaki re quite strides Ired the hard and the morace of Marie the M heé ‘you Liad me going ~ forgotten X admitted i small voice real good an You you you, met a girl, know! | service information were r reau of Internal nue for use .,LETI'ERS TC THE EBITOR ® The State Guards. 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