Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 3, 1920, Page 4

NORWICH BULLETIN, FRIDA ance of action on his part in justice to parey " intcreet, But ‘herstotore his. atil SHE BOUGHT A TIRE tude has been to let bygones be bygones s under the promise that he will do differ- “Thanks for letting me take those rub-jute she turned to me confidentially and f ber mats over to Lamson's,” grinned the |asked Whether she was making the right . . - ther t . " Ve Horwich Bullefin |5 s st vy e o |Himmne e buy.” Lameon fad one o ina ong eve r RIS A Ty W e o “Don't get sarcastic,’ warned the as-|fixed on me, so 1 couldn't say anything, sistant salcesmanager. 1 know that|as he's our customer—but, gee! those and @Qoufier selves to thus condone his conduct. If|gtack of mats was pretty heavy and this |round blue eyes of hers looked so inno- 3 Burrell wi'l not withdraw his name it|spring weather's not conducive to exer- [cent and everythin 8 77‘24”YiEWARSNOIB ~|wil mean a determined fight to beat|cise; but I hope youwve still got pep| “Even 5o, protested the salesmanager, hin and there seems to be mo question |enough to bundle up those two rolis of six | “I don’t see anything for you to grin TR Bl 156 & ;e = S g | oL o e scocplishunent fglees SNEAES 10 T (e e i e e you didn’t hear her tell Lamson tien pe & week; 8¢ a mon! cas W i hose.” " o year, SOStRa N Ol 9o many 5 against him} A0 hipping clerk returned with the | that she had a friend in the rubber busi- Buiered 1t the Postoffice at Norwich Com. as| SCTVES fo increase = his chances. | . Counpie still grinning. “What ails [ness who could help her out of this di- PN, T rests with the republicans to guard| ., “.;vhow? snorted the assistant |lemma, only she had quarreled with him Telephene Calis, against sueh a possibility and to make salesmanager. company turn complete he should not only be opposed |iwhat happened id the Lamson Rubber |last night- vou loose down cellar, or | “What name'did she give?" At this bit Dulletin Busivess Office. 8. such that the repudiation of Burrell is Bulletin Editorial Roo r tof information the salesmanager became Buliet Bt e 44 but defeated. : : irs ex- | suddenly alert. e ~iBope} ML appened: upatair.¢ “I didn’t see her check,” drawled the ] ! plained the shipping clerk. “A lady was [ I aldn't oc CHILD WELFARE WORK. | buying a tire. She didn’t have a spare, | ShiPPInE clerk. —— e | The national child labor committee|so When her left rear tire blew on the | [ What did she look like?' 3 with turned up black e in th is has for years been working in behalf of| boulevard she had to pull into the curb | “OR—hite c MEMBER T s : 7 - | 1ashes, like the kind you s ER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. ||) iter conditions for children.' It. has|4nd locate the nearest tire man. Lam woclated Press is exciusively entitl , il vir Aeht i " of her|black hair, shiny and sticking out like | 1nthe die for epubleaton <f wll news despaich. | [not only been doing its utmost to re- ;\;’e's‘..“““ Mae gt i IR g they all have it: nifty get up—and those | e it or not otherwise ¢ o 1| ¢ v i | foxy hig Sven s i, a { 2T o it or net” tnerwiie cradted o | |duce the amount of Work required of | Il 1o {amson soaked her all right |f0XY hish heeled slippers that tie in | e children but it Mas been devoting its en-saig the salesmanager. “He's make auto- | front: aw—the your v just matched skl [l of mwmbichuon of wectal - || deavors to gotting laws which Would in-| mobile tires out of old bath robes if he i that swell little Rajsion roadster of hers | {sure better educations for them. It has|could, and then he'd sell 'em for genuine ;:“i‘;h:“e Boston bull pup sil accomplished much good but the ‘objects|hard rubber.” = for which it has -been laboring are far e “Ralston roadster—Boston bull!" sput- from being fully obtained. There are| “The trouble With this young 1ady.”|tered the salesmanager. “Is she still over commendablé improvements but the re- went on the shipping clerk, “was that she |{here? Are the Lamson bunch changing form” comes = gradually. There must|toid Lamson himself right off the reel she | her tire? therefore be continued the good work |didn't know a blooming thing about tires. | putting on the rim whe that has already horne good fruit and irst, he tried to make her pay $87.50 | vised the shinping . promises to much more and in great|for @ Dlain tread Utopia. Then she gels | were trying to vank the i ; quantity. ot ek, kcb;;]kmzookissx:lvshg:gssg"“;efi?:; tire so they could put it in this marvel- | cade 1 i i i Y 2:0% ous $40 one that's worth about fort A decade and half ago a child of | pim she'd have to keep a coupla dollars ol ¥ | ten years in Alabama could be required|in reserve to hold her checking account ing up there CIRCULATION Week Ending August 28th, 1920 § Don’t let this grape crop go to waste. Remember = | what grape jams, jellies and conserves will mean later on when fresh fruits are scarce and expensive. The salesmanager hurriedly stuffed a 4 P . cBAMB OF COMMERCE REOR- l;- work P:n" rla)r' long: ',T‘“h rl:;\v (il!lher‘fatger“came through on the first | i of corresnondence into his desk and Itis important to order the nght cane sugar for pre- than a great army of our adult work-|with a fresh allowance. % % hs x % ; ANIZA : reached for his hat. The shipping clerk . . : oy men throughout the country consider 2| “Lamson swallowed conspicuously and |contimued smiling. serving. Domino Granulated is pure cane sugar ac- underway re-lday's work now. Twelve hours a day|told one of the boys to bring down a 34 Come to think of it, T've seen that : i '8 th of child was a general practice and|by 4 1-2 Wilsonia, also a tube, the whole |young lady drive up here a counla times 2 curately weighed, packed and sealed by machine, proof ree. 1 4 movement that looks s no law that required school-|of Which he promised the lady for the |when you were just about ready to go . . o increasing the membership | ing that wowld mterfere therewith. Lit.|small sum of forty bucks. Home against flies and ants. civie organization|tle thought was given to the future citi-|, “That Wasn't so bad, unless it was a | “Why didn't you say what you had to .« ervone who Is|te the benefits aceruing from the pro.|., YOUd have thought it was ‘third" or |there grinning like a poor lunatic?” the g e dvance e Haby r'h hilg| [OUrth’ if yow'd seen it—name all buffed | salesmanager flung back as he started for % Losaa ducts of child labor. The national child| oy, even the serial number gone; and all |the door. “Get out those two rolls of six i . . € a successlul |1abor committee kept busy at its work|fhe while Lamson standing there guar- |ingh 5 And it anybody wants me on American s‘lgarnew Wy | till it stopped this practice and ured | anteeing the thing for no less than 6,000 |the wire in the next half hour they can 1 wit velopm {a compulsory education law for all per-|miles. reach men at the La and T . . . Iy nd w his contlaons: under 16 and e gleht hone Ay foc|| 1When b wentito tho pliona fas u mins LGHpoly Cemvat - Chliage Nows Sweeten it with Domino ro of | children over 14 and a state chill wel- . g ® is \ ¥oltite Ghpasitoant | i ‘Bim' Bous rimiiss 4 Granulated, Tablet, Powdered, Confectioners, Brown, N work in other states and helped to ma-| GLEANED FROM FOREIGN | trees in existence, and they thrive so Gelden Syrup. ¢ wing previous experiences anc v change child labor conditions. | well_in this country that is surpris | ol i R e EXCHANGES. e hat e ery ot s imporca | oreaniiation o e e haa Seti E y our forbears. It is generally claimed | 2 i 2 FEORRL-f0r to.continpe. ie Fopls The United States, at an interval of | that they were introduced into this | " Jose who are s only matu nd it should quickly | two years, has followed Great Britain |country by James I. who planted @ o have ¢ hatever prort is required. Tt is}in giving the vote to women throughout | grove of them e celebrated mulberry " r ons e tr 4\—;“0':\ for a condition which ans | its area. British experience shows that den—where Buckingham Palace now ¢ A w a 10 | national betterment and deserves every | women' at any rate in its|stands. But tree i fruit were at any de ticise impartially the local | | encouragement early makes it more difficult for rate known here long and Ca How mucl rk Is still needed In the | Professional electioneers to forecast re-|den relates how Archbis Morton, ably the case w oy ot BEter vt Mortal tatwell | BULE doubtful whether it | Henry VIT's reign, by a bad pun des hat there are licated by the illustration given by | SPOWS else: exkept perhaps |as his escutcheon a “mor’” m “mor > Sbikih T Sahafite b q ipisn T are Lo ot th mterioy | tha! the women's vote oscilattes more |3 mulberry tree) grow Gl as th of 4 tremendous struggle|department when declared that . it| 203 tendato encourage; Jandalide’. re-i pizesuni o’ Yon ncrease | n r w. It is be ontrd Shreet moniint. Mine ] et AT B l;\(‘ nu{nln-r r;f m.‘mmd pigeons in the | ded n which too often lie 5 = n illiter.| Shipping Challenge—Without rushing | London streets has been noticed lately. wh . whée g ! Rt 4 American challenge to suprem- | telephone wires s the ma- | ) line and marched at intervals|acy of our mercantile marine. Since it [ jority undoubtely p 3 i eet and at rate of 25 m began operations the United States [ danger to the birds metrapolist. | Shippi 3oard has completed just under | The Post Office author however are | of s i 12 million tons of shipping, while about |always willing to previd ds if ke TENNESSEE'S MUDDLE. 1 1-2 wiillion more are under construc-|they can find anyone th cotion which s tion. This large and up-to-date ton- [ The safeguard conmsists ste L,-; cov : nage is in T s of passing into the |tabs which are suspended from the wi of z. M b DS O { hands of poration: directed by |thus giving the birds indicati e an ro revok paca 0 some of active minds in the | ence of obstruction — e amendment which had pr American b proved tha tab swi asked Harry of metal work. Fe had to|wa needed we made there too. the shop - recorded favorably and which ha British remacy not | tremely | *Never mind who told me, but I know to cXtp and file to nearly the |buying the raw materia Practicall Alag wor . so certified to the federal depart-|ypyje yp a day: and it will not be | Chronicle. {that 3ou have been swimmin', ed the acy of the modern plaper. The ab- | everything er r inte their product, in R i wit of state and as the result ratifi-|jost in a day either. Our shipping con- r- ¥ mastery of the ch and the file | cluding bol like, was made or s {cation of the ameridment proclaimed to!cerns have great resources of experience, i 1 A After a while Hal Il just I before a man c think | the prem {tho country revolves about the lega g st ihat ihe 76 and can be trusted to put up a good Stories That Recall Others s you ““‘\“”r'(" thi = Re s of calling himself a inist. = AU A A e e ey ve-|ity of the action cf the various steps| fight Srer o (L ard o Jon aidis | REIR eis S0 v had . lathes Speeding Tp Postal Servies g (s e | through which the matter has T in| \orld’s Baby Slump—Dr. Johnson's Disillusioned. 3 2% o A Ad3 monts. wors|. A corporal of the 339th I'nited Stazer 14 anticipate. It rests,|' "m‘mm‘o b abanad ekl that “births mhzll times l‘fxr He was waiting for his shoes in a Machinist Sixty Years Ago. made by hand; there were no automatic 1::";\" :flnsri:q iy s m’-“cf' re have bee istances vhere | the same proportion to the same number i S R & ines. o in deq Onoe ¢ wh ’ . tes have turned about face Bopiat Qe tRihG. jlke i et gl {7 RO Nkt Zevalc ANGp and wee ba-{ U4 | 5 Rareshan B ofiiy vou heom BRCE O these days. a letter gets in ahoad of time. shoa h Et 10 089 the Word i B P onie Ay e =8 pressed 1 ST and past president of the Cham- There were no turret lathes to per- | ol DLl (o - | ) e S Drpsenn SR o of Teunesdust |11 s ks of Commerce of the United States operations without 2 i st b= 2 » i Rbpred by ch hed by the Cambridge University |ness and seif- the young wos S e ahn st spbren it b operation was al o e ek FINDING OUT ABOUT SUGAR place before certification of These figures in the re-lan attending the counter. He didn't like \ a shop that was considered larg which the mechanic | OrR E08 ADE. N e AT port of a paper read G. Udny _ s el aibut & e 1 the' proper tool | and some remain in the bachelor elass egislative act had been made to W ot e S and they | to see her handling worn shoes. It didn't employed about ten workmen. In e’ § : to the end. e does mot r that el e e e ¥/l AN N ttal s ccond of the series of les in v had to select his tools » |ington. Tt dc s : how that in nd and Wales the an- [Seem quite fitting. He was wishing she |, " o Faugon i pe- m properly ground, but in utcon has ever a 2 case just | | nual birth thousand has been |Were in another environme be present either as to the characte: of the|halved in the -|fig riences of sixty-four years of ful last 40 years. In the| Just then his were passed along also had to make - 5 . € o 5 business, Mr ght of this comparison the present | {rom the workman to her. She took them, | had no des ar waged or as to the state being whar tells w manu ~ Children Cry : Y et neant in New York a haif every mach an ¢ {the one on which national ratification |baby boom in London leaves us still {1ooked at the tag called 2 hoy. and point et M s w how to | FOR FLETCHER'S . % P 5 o| far bel ou i ing to the meditating custome i 5 nd e facts surrounding the ac-|depended. In other instances ' where|far behind our grandfathers in the art |ing tc iating; conl s for a man to be a ma- | Ir as there - the two sugar refineries In|states have rejected after ratifying|Of Stretching the population In fhe| "Take these to that gink over had ta be abls to do almost ,t0ols to be had. m CASTORIA state as the result of charges that|there were sufficient which had approved|World competition for posterity. Serbia No More Secrets. i stands first and Australia ldst, with it Late in the afternoon Harry came in ingland in the penultimate position Al n in Tennessea seeming Long Acclimatised—A hundred and |his hair freshly smoothed which must revolve|forty-four years is believed to be the age |mother took one look and v of the legisiative ae-|Of the Mildm Hall mulberry tree | “Harry. I told you not to commi onfso that the nkeded three-quarters re- T ‘ - ratifieation. the certifi.| Which has just fallen crasning to the |with Bob Ross.” ground. But there are older mulberry| “How did you know that I have 0,00 subsequent r:vocation - Tt is a muddle which, while mot are s of ated in this form 1ecalls on plants are yaw time ago that for a ng t one will not |safety efforts should be made to secure & for less than 23 1-2 cents a pound |more than the actual 36 states neces- > 8 v | i resent time and will kell none except |such a auestion “FOR QUALITY" | B o har been contracted for at As ers have developed there is a a pound ainst which con- W r the parliame arians and wholesalers are z and | possible the courts to v In the | ndea to obtain relief under the|meantime does the proclamation of the | 4 laim that many will be ruined if they ratification hold good? With a special | g re forced to meet the contracts under |session of the Connecticut legislature ! xisting conditions, w sugar retailing |called for the purpose of amending elec- { all the way from 15 to ents a pound. | tion laws, sueh action being based up- ts as to r may be regard-|on the ratification proclamation, Con- am contracts regarding |necticut may yet be the state whose | natters unless it can be shown|action will really settle the matter. | were forced upon the grocers. St e S A | stimony has shown that the contracts EDITORIAL NOTES. were signed following “intimation from| Much is being said about the terrible . at It the contracts were not|automobile death toll and yet it contmn-|| 1he new Hats are in—the rocers 1 notfues to ircrease i refiners) for any an expected sugar short-| The These vontracts now force stead of abate latest Fall styles, and they are beautiful. in Brooklyn are getting an of what friends they have company employes. this fan” excells buy at a figure several|in the higher than retailers are selling have| Prices seem Mallory Bt &3 Fashion allows men wide latitude in choosing color. It > move in just the oppo- ] | site direction from what the department B ¥ g | {here s Justfcation for it or | of justice _promises o send them gives him almost free rein in the matter of shapes and || 0 be ght ou y the in- S — - { ry but it s claimed t hat one refinery| Those Who obey when the bell is rung pounds for the hLigh-{for straw hats realize that there is but ould afford to sell for 12[a short two weeks before the change. pound and then make enormous Prices high enoush when proportions, for, after all, it is the fitness of things rather than any set rule. 760,000 rom the titude of the miners it without holdinz back | l00ks as if somebody's coal was going Greens and browns are favored We can assist you much in se- 3 33 ;Ou OWN can be of sugar that unjust prof-{lo be left in the ground in Pennsylva- || colors for Fall The trimmings lecting & style and color most HE lovetiest, most delicate things you may be obtained [ nia may match or contrast with the badhining tofvaur g e fon laundered safely, again and again, the rub-ess e o e e hat, according to your personal bt e S0 SON! SOW; el s ke - Spdeciite ! THE RIGHT ATTITUDE, | The man en the comner says: Even|] taste. BRe” Luito e comantal g dns Ivory Soap Flakes way. Even frail evening scarfs look s been taken thus|the coal investigations don't seem to republicans ¢ to convi £ like new after a dip in its wonderfu! suds. ! ssachusatrs | Make the cost of filling the bin that they fully |Cheaper. he unjust wnosition in which| i el placed b the sesuit ot Governor Cox submits more proof,” | of State Treas:rsr Burres |S2YS @ headline. No one has been able | fn ceupection With the hand of state| !0 discover where he has presented any ds end that they a-. dispised not |Proof thus far to conde Ivory Soap Flakes is just Ivory Soap in a thin, fleecy flake form. It lathers instantly—cleanses thoroughly—with- out rubbing or boiling—and is ideal for all fine dainty things, because it will not injure or discolor anything that pure water does not harm. No one ever doubts the saféty of Ivory Soap. J. C. MACPHERSON QUALITY CORNER OPPOSITE CHELSEA SAVINGS BANK n his action it o do ate most to see that he is no: te When Hays challenges the democrats this Mmosth 1o try to settle the country’s problems instead of siinging mud, Governor Cox not consider he is so well quali- v republican one | can sppear on the r that office th You won’t believe how easy it is to launder such things i T B 2 5] vin e s s MOTOR FREIGHT SERVICE A e o R ) 7T Y # an opportun by the use of'|tion of the suffrage amendment the spe- kers to let it be known that the re-|cial publicans do not approve of the meth- | ture may ods PBurrell has been using, and while | than the c: Soap Flakes. Get it from your dealer. [VORY SOAP F Genuine lvory Soap in Flaked Form (All “s0cds Covered by Insurance During Transit) NORWICH-—PROVIDENCE—NEW LONDON—PUTNA™ FALL RIVER—NEW BEDFORD and Connecting Points EQUIPMENT—NINTEEN PIERCE-ARROW TRUC 'S E. P. WINWARD & SON on of the Connecticut legisla- e more business before it 1 indicates. means some bother and the resort to RS T a voting privilege that is little used there appears to be gopd reason for be-|ulation in the last 1 that Burrell's candidacy for re- election will be blocked = Connecticut has made a gain in pop- ten years which plainly reveals the result of the way the industries of the state met the de- Just what effect the appeal which has|mand for war material, 13 WATER STREET' 17 WILLIAM STREE ; rashi 1 1 been made to Burrell that he withdraw| S e g NORWICH NEV! BEDFORD 3 for ‘f ashmg parncglar thlnzs i Beand by th MP\.:\” nuv'!)\'\nll‘rl\'gfx:{r ‘:' \\;H ls unable to take it away Phone 1250 Phone 3337 4 Safe for Silks and Al Fine Fabrics o lcated o previous unwillingness on |as fast as delivered the lifting of th ¢ 81 142 DT = g the part of the state treamirer te. retire |briority cosl Groes eonoeni e 492 SOUTH MAIN STREET 138-142 DURFEE STRIST g from the office. It is undertaken in ad-[land ought te work no harm while re. PROVIDENGS 4LL RIVER i vance of the eoming fight with stickers |licvine congestion since the suspension Ehons- oot oMe Biens iS00 ¢ in hopes that he will realize tha imnort- | is limitad