Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 15, 1921, Page 8

Mrs. Hazel Rounds ‘Tells How Cuticura Healed Pimples :;q"::}‘finf e and scaled over, and Icould notwear long sleeved N thecloth aggravated them and made them worse. ‘I tried several different remedies withoutany results. Seeinganadver- fisement for Cuticura Soap and Ojnt- ment | sent for a free sample and was relieved so much I bought more. In Jess than a month I was completely healed and I only used one cake of Cauticura ‘wticars Soap shaves without mug. ' ‘Pusing-the past week troudle has arm-yare out of work. It is considered by the 3 { between the master builders and tHe | master bufllders a foolish move on the |equipped according to the most modern |e an# half a box of Cuti- cura Ointment.” (Signed) Mrs. Hazel Rounds, Freedom, New Hampshire. Caticura Sosp, Ointment and Tal- eum promote and maintain skin purity, skin comfort and skin health often when all else fails. feseas i 48, Mass." Sold every- Bk Oiatment % and 0¢. Taleam 25c. REFUSE T0 ACGEPT OUT part of the building trades as a strike | methods. future moy! nibtuor; m‘::_nea ahd alse for the fi”’fl a pipe organ at ; On this ‘same floor will’ be four classrooms, toiléts for boys and girls, and two other classrooms. Then will come the large chefnical and physical labora- tories; with their lecture rooms,’etc., ali Plans for thé new Lawrence Hospital building have once more gone out for Bgures, and the new bids will be opened’| . on March 25. The building, which, will be in the form of an addition, will be | 48x85 feet, three stories high, with a : " appropriation “of $125, The work of remodeling the seven of- | the last town meeting. been completed by Contractor Sweeney and the occupants are now moving in. “NEW LONDON. s The plans for the proposed new junior high_school are being refigured and bids dresses because med with terra cotta or stone, fireproof|and rooms throughout, with a gravel roof. In the|R. Preble, amateur theat 15. eOn the same floor with the aud! tion offices in close proximity to the main entrance.’ There will also be teachers® retiring rooms, - and _visitors' ‘waiting rooms on this floor. The classrooms will be arranged in pairs with folding doors \ REAL ESTATE SALES halls if occasion requires. floor will include the upper part of the auditorium and ‘the gallery, which will seat about 300 people. Provision has also been made for a projection booth for ress: “Caticurs Lad- - i ’ S S ——————————— e | Kil!That Cold With CASCARA 2 Q Colds, Coxghs VQQQM\VQ La Ciinné Take no chances. Keep this standard remedy handy for the first sneeze. Quinine in this form does not affect the head—Cascara is best Tonic Laxative—No Opiate in Hill’s. 2 ALL DRUGGISTS SEL $23,750 respectively. —_— QUININE . judgeship to fill. Neglected Colds are Dangerous N f 70 y * Breaks tp a cu% 24 hours — Relieves of 0 yoaig Grippe in 3 days% Excellent for Headache numerical arrangement. L IT have but one judge. L. Avery of Groton. sub-] t. There .will be executive offices, etc., on the first floor, wards on the gecond floor, and operating rooms on the. third floor. In the basement will be the kitchen, refrigerating plant, etc. Permits. Bullding Jerry ck slterations, Bank szvet m%‘" o At the recent town meeting it was vot- are to be in on March 24. " The building ed to accept the gift of $100,000 from the will be the final word in school construc- |estate of the late Charles Warren. The tion; no modern convenience will be!Sum was bequeathed to the town for the found , lacking to make - it complete | purpose of' erecting a throughout. It will be 308 feet long, two |building to provide offices of the town stories high, of brick construction, trim- |officials, borough and county court rooms = r the American legion. W.|judges, two of the. superior and one of |Cal. He leaves 10 grandchildren and one 1t isinteresting to|nephew, J. A. Spalding, of the Hartford recall the cireumstances to which the ap-lCourant, son‘of the late James Augustus memorial_town hristopher Allen and- C. D. basement will be the boiler rooms, lunch | Pirney are members of the committee to rooms, and some classrooms. On the first | select a site and to secure plans for the floor will be a spacious auditorium, 60x |proposed building. ' As the' money will [by Governor Holcomb is due. 1108 feet, seating about 900 people on the |not: be .available ‘until the last of the main floor, with a stage large enough for | year, it is not expected that the commit- tee will decide upon the details of the m will be a spacious |structure for several weeks, library, 37x46 feet, and the administra- [have been submitted as yet. totalled $24,913 and $25,000. DISCUSSING TILSON FOR _ many things more unlikely Tho peopl ot New Loaden county are|0f 3; L. Spalding, who for years Made ook the" claim 05 thelr “connty -to. vwe|membered by many people there. Mr.|Chinese. judges and thereby disturb the existing With the retire- ment of; Ji(ge G""’";“;"'g‘: o ovd |ily 4g & daughter, Mrs. Lyman R. Ingra- There was s time|ham of San Francisco, a native of Nor-|ulation of Great Britain. = to shoulder, nearly three miles long. when New London county had . three 15,000,000 Chinese are in immediate l be invited ‘shortly for the construction” of the proposed graded school to be éredted here for which an 0 was voted at erect a brick struptw ‘Ix: ls‘pla\';ned ‘; fices in the Alling building at the cor- [°Tect 2 » ) e Dlece .G ner of Main and Shetucket streets has [the large assembly hal ; & mer plan submitted, the new plan’ will di- vide this hall into a smaller hall and two s, making 11 classrooms in all. Besideg the general classrooms, there will ::& the usual rooms for the school officers, shown in a for- THE RIGHT -TO. LOVE A PARANGUNT: PICTURE AT THE DAVIS TODAY the supreme court. pointment - of Judge ,Avery to the pench |Spalding of Hartford. of a case in Norwich in which Mr. Avery |in Danielson No plaps | was counsel. It was the first time that of law and he was struck with the pro-|Post, were as hoys em found knowledge of law and of legal prin- [ England Arcns. tublished Ly E. AND MORTGAGE LOANS |ciples displayed by Judge Avery and wi(!& ter in Dan® 1850. Norw! 5 1o | the clear manner in which he’presente ! anorwich had 15 sales of redl estate the |y noimente When as governor Judge | graph. to convert the rooms into large assembly | P8 flfh o ten for the same week last Holcomk_had judicial appointments to | The second |Yyear. ¢ Joans for the respective weeks | 51"y jooked around for men who would |the office of that paper gs apprentices and . maintain the high charactér of the judi- | continued in some position of;business ca~ rei‘['t;‘“;:elg:g‘“;gfirew“fx 5100‘:1‘&219! of | ciary of Connecticut and in the selection | pacity or interest until the establishment 2 v the cor- o] vag S . J. L 7, at whi Tesponding ‘weck of the past year. . The |Of JUB4AVery for Uio benshghe found | wag sold to C. J. Little in 1857, at which loans for the two waeks were $28,700 and | UCh 2 Man. The Spalding Lake nominated Judge Oreene for the |ceased. supreme court of errors and thereby se- The suggestion |items and stories to its columns. has bheen made that Governor Lake sags the|a man grom the outside, and who had The Late J. L. Spalding. The Chinese -famine area 375,000 square miles. script says: Brief notice wag given last week of the death at Los Angeles, Cal., |acd Pennsylvania. Spalding was.ill but a month and death came in his 91st year. wich. A som, J. A. Spalding, passed away recently at San Francisco, and a daugh-|danger of starvation. LARGE number of women’s ailments are not surgical ones. Seriousdisplacements or radical changes have not yet taken place. * A tiny part in a fine clock may become loose and cause the clock to gain or lose. If not attended to in time, the part ma fall from its place and cause serious trouble. So it is wi women’s ailments, they start from simple causes; but if allowed to cbntinue, produce serious conditions. When the' warning symptoms are first noted, take Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to relieve the present trouble- some ailment;and to prevent the development of serious trouble. North Troy, N. Y.—“When I wasa | Huhehmson, Kan—*1 was about, yoi irl I had a severe female’ 13 years old when I developed trouble. Mother gave me Lydia E. a female weakness. mother took s Vegetable Compound and .me to a doctor and I doctored for after taking several bottles I was several months. I wastoosick todo strong and well. When my danghter. anything, was as thin as could be, got married she was feeling miser- and mwmp]sxion was W. able and I recommended your medi- - Mother had used Lydia E. 'S ¢ine. She is greatly improved in health and has a beautiful baby boy. four months old. Sa{?;xsea this letter comes from the third genera- tlonl."n_fluy!:u may use it as you Vegetable Compound and it had helped her so much that she got some for meand before1 had finished the second bottle I was feeling fine and bave been ever since.” —Mrs. ‘wish.’ . R. M. GREENAWAY, 857 & A.StEVENS, 716 K 9th St., Hutch- 4th Ave., North Troy, N. Y. inson, Kansas. * ‘LYDIA E.PINKHAM MEDICINE CO. LYNN, MASS. . ! e Compound ter, Mrs. Charles Devlin, a native ielson, died some time ago at 5 ORTEOUS & Formal Spring Opening Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursda; March 15th, 16th and 17th & SPRING FASHIONS . i IN ALL THEIR NEWNESS This event signifies the completion of the new season. ltis an opportunity for a comprehensive view of these delightful conceptions as they have been deemed by fashion, in Suits, Wraps, Coats, Waists, Dresses and Gowns for every occasion. On Thu Occasion Will Be Sl';own the Ne:flest Ideas in EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY Comprising originations from the foremost American designers, together with clever adapta- tions of Parisian milliners. MAE MURRAY and. LAWRENCE JOHNSTON in 2'scame fiom the GEORGE FITZMAURKCE production Born at West Killingly, Dec. 9, 1831, Governor Holcorab when he was on the | Mr. Spalding attended school here and supetior court bench, presided at the trial |for-a long period of years made his home J. L. Spalding and J. A. Spalding,, his he had heard Mr. Avery in the practice | brother, late of the Hartford Evening ioyed on the New B. Car- on - ndvent of the Windham County Tela wrs at once enterea time the business connection of the Spald- It would cause no surprise if Governor |ing brothers with old-time Danielson It was J. L. Spalding that turned the eured his occupancy of a place on the|crank on the press that printed the first SUPREME COURT BENCH | highest court of the state for the balance |copy of the Transeript, and for many In spite of the fact that Congressman |Of the time he will be gualified to exer-|years he contributed entertaining news .(1lohn Q. Til.s;n has made it plain that he Lcise judlicial functions. id not ! h i Jist of p;‘s:ble ’infimg;”w“g.‘e“fifl; should, appoint Congressman Tilson to |Spalding was connected whith the Hart- thers are quite a number in New Haven|One of the vacancies on county and in otMer parts of the state, |COurt bench. During the period of the Civil war Mr. the supreme [ford Courant under Day and Clark and This suggestion has en-|the Morning Post under Fuller lnrl‘Sco— W] i f countered a great deal of opposition from |field. About forty years ago he went from e e e ':‘:rem::; those Who tf;ugm it would be unfair to|Hartford to San Francisco, where he had than the colonel's change from. states-|the judges of the superfor court to take!since lived. menship to judicial functious, 2 Hartford Times. Governor Lake has two | N0 experience #n the bench, and appeint positions on the bench of the supreme|him over their heads. court’of errors and cne superior court jud K ¥ ‘-:.e vacancy in the atter position wi a1 z 3 lireme:! of Judgd: an-d‘i’::S ‘g;"ete‘r‘lee r:z PGS GuEr sl s tnd)i SOt ras; Norwich when he reaches the age limit STATISTICS DEALING WITH THE CHINESE FAMINE covers Of this 100,000 square miles form the actual hunger- zone. This last is_equal in size to|,. the states of New York, New Jersey|'ion of Belglum, (7,420,000). 5 helf, before the next harvest, in June. I ihajentire ares there ce 06 000 9% oo ot ta taiee: e sgatial dsatn} 000,000 irectly affected. Phis number | T3L8 O the United States, (1,500.000). | gria, is greater than the urban population, The only surviving member of his fam-| (towns of 2.500 and up), of United States (42,500,000) and equals the pop- This is twice Dan- | the population of the New England ureka, | states, (7,350,000), or twice the popula- ON THIS OCCASIOlNA WE WILL PRESENT THE T=VER SAW ANYTHING % LIKE IT SAYS MRS. ] : SINGER . OF NEW HAVEN Mrs. John Singer of 42 Cannor Streot, New Haven, Says CINOT Care to Her Rescue When She Had Given Up Hope of Ever Gsttirig Any Relief. Arothér Wonder Story. § y ‘Mrs. Singer says: “Ever since nq So T started In taking l:lNO‘_L At operation I had some time since 1|thd third bottle I noticed a wobder- have suffered tortures frgm stomach | fu impro¥emept and am now on the trouble. My food would fermeni and|ourth and have not felt any of my gkt sour, un}l acid and gas wourd_ form. 1 am gaining f Jnigas-tlisr datide Of mokt Of It WS L L\, i timely i id fety . con- chronic comstipation which I have 5 suffered with for a jong tirke. stipatlon. T am glad to say a good My appetite was very poor and I[WOrd for the TONIC CINOT as it put aid not sleep well. “T felt tired out|me on the road to health whenievery s{and did not seem to have any ambition | other means had failed.” i otimine whe had cattened preacs | CINOT I8 FOR SALE IN NORWICH 1y told me how much good CINOT had | BY H: M. LEROU, AND ALL OTHER done for them and I knew that they | FIRST-CL/iSS DRUGGISTS EVERY- had been pretty sick. WHERE. | sickness in any way. stamp, which shows the head of the n Presi i king ‘supported by two cherdint, is Commander Of Presidential commonly attributed to Sir Leslic Yacht ‘Probyn‘ the governor. The island dependencies of N Zea- . land in the South Pacific w pre- vided in-October ‘with a striking se. of pictorial postage stamps, one for each island, with characteristic nes and subjects, including the landing of Captain Cook and a portrait-of the fa- mous navigator from an old engrav- ing. Two stamps of a series commem - orating the tercentenary of the estab- lishment of representative institutions in the colony were issued by Bermud on,Nov. 11 of the face values of 1d. and 2d. Increases in the. postal tarif? necessitated the addition of stamps o! the face values 1 1-2d. and 1s. 3d., t¢ the current series of the South Africa, a the creation of « new 2d, stamp beiring the king's head \by the Australian Commonwealth' on Union or Oot. 10, 1920. Unique historical interest surrounds the various special issues arising out of plebiscites and mandates decreed by the treaty of Versailles, The- first emblazoned with the arms of Jutiand, appeared in Schleswig on Jan. 25, and on the restoration of Northern Schles- wig fo Denmark in May were reissucd with Valdes in Danish currency .and the distinguishing imprint *“1" Zone Similar issues took place under con trol of the international commiksion in Eastern and Upper Silesia, Marien- werder, Allenstein apd.. Carinthia. French occupation- of the Saar valle: was marked by the overprinting of contemporary stamps of Germany and Bavaria at first with the single word “Sarre,” but subsequently in view of the protest lodged by the German gov- ernment with the league of nations this was amended to “Saargebiet.” 1Ir a like manner overprinted Belgian stamps were utilized for the first six months of Belgium’'s tenure of Eupen and Malmedy. Other ofitstanding political events recorded were D'Annunzio’s reentry in- to Fiume as regent of Carnaro, when stamps adorned with a portrait bust o of the poet appeared, and General Zeli- gowski's seizure of Viina, the Lithu- anian capital, the subsequent issue of a:lu'mpli r?jr Central Lithuania showing e unite Pola These 15,000,000 will die, but for our thuanm, exs,:‘;;::e&":,;;rl:.,l::fh:v‘ appeared the first distinctive postage slxmp‘cot Armenl]a, I':altellorlm, In- 0 rimea, Palestine, ans- The famine victims are now dying | gania, wnnen‘numa. Syria (T;::;;g fi;e‘hf»;ayteao:eé;}?fi a_g,ay- Thism: ernment) and Russian Turkestan. v e daily would make a line, standing shou\der'l‘md"" i s Captain B. 8. Holmes, commander of the President’s Yacht, Mayflower, who contemplates more “active serv- ice” during the new administration than he bhas had duricg the past two years, Too Fat to Sink. It would crowd 100 street cars. 5. Rice costs about 3¢ a pound. One ]“hxcvsaive corpulence, which genera pound makes three Chinese bowls, and | \Yhandicaps its victims, played a goc is a day’s famine ration. $1.00 a month "“}:“ in the case reported of a labore will ‘save a life. $5.00 a month will| V10 tried to drown himself at Swanag« keep a family alive. These Chinese u‘;‘ is still allve because he was too fut Otherwise the 15,000,000, | 1ord Esher records another fhstance and probably mare, Wil die. where a paunch proved beneficial, “Ir China proper has $20,000,000 inhabi- | the thross of the battle of Ypres™ he tants. Our trade in 1919 with China et Y rench ' thobgs, ubler & came to $260,000,000. China is a vast | PUnishing fire, began the retire, The: potential market for our products, 1if | Were met by General Grossetti, whosc we help them now, it will help our | Proportions were Falstafian, and who commercial future. 3 'mhu something of Sir John's wit The Chincso famine, it mot averted Tihen referring to-his physical disabil- by erican rellef, will develop into “ the greatest calamity in history, with| © What do you propose to do with a minimum of 15,000,000 dead. The A- he calied out to them. 1 am too world war cost 17,500,000 lives; the m:,h run away. I am tired to dedth Irish famine of 1846 killed 1,009,000 must sit down. Get me a chair persons. The Indian famine of 1866 |4 80lid camp stool was brought by « took a toll of 1,450,000. Even the great | 501dier, and down he mat, quietly rest Chiness faminé of 1578, with 3,500,000 . — i B el Secn deat not equal esen! eets, iting the advent of e Pfi'ltf* o - the - pr t enemy. He continued to fling humeor- el e L A “Fe o an w; I cannot re- The new varieties of posta:a.stamps S;:‘..'&P‘;:,{ b £90d for nothing issued during the last twelve monthe | A eom; A 9 have been appreciably fewer in num- g fiie Began to ber than in 1919, which established & | rocking honsa St i, alls of the But if the output ha housce. ‘Where are you off 1o S S| my children? Is this really a retreat Are you thinking of leaving your old ll: general m.:hewlnm.hl (".l‘hu men stopped petrified ng Grossetti sitiing mmmt3§ placidly on his camp stool with rhe and engraver's &rts, as well as count- | of ehrapnel. The cheered him lueii! less specimens fraught with curious |t erv and hiistorieal. interest. urned, and began to advance, ' —aan From the mh. tntn March came g __m a ser] of - 2. sanifeceis e e cnETAY-| As & rule the girl who is able o showing begides the king's profile, the [ »ooh °f (he slightest cceasion im colonial badge with the motto “Ex- | 2£iN6S She was cut out for aa cmo pulsis Piratis—Commereia_Restituta ” | 110081 actress, Shortly afterward the Leeward ISlands | s presidency of St. Kitts Nevis put forth a4 new and elaborate stamp is: in- corpora the designs of Lhasgeflm:u To hvmim The. ey Investigators v N and amid showers« seals of ¢ That of St her perpetuates Columbus sighting land through a telescope. A remarkable feature of a 10s post- age stamp introduced into the colony of Jamaica was the reproduction upon it of the personal title of the sover- eign peculiar to this portion of his do- minions, “Of Jamajca Supreme Lord.” The inspiration of the design of this New Strength and Energy For Weak Nervous People Elvita Pllis Enrich the Blood. Strength- en the Nerves, Build Up Physical Power. Give Vigor and Nerve Power to Nervous, Tired Out Despondent People. Elvita Pills have N! stood the test for for rundown condi- tion, general debil- ity, nervous pro- stration, nervous weakness, nervous exhaustion, mental depression and un- strung nerves, caused by the Influenza or from over-indulgence in alcohol, tobacco or excesses of any kind. lwma today for this valuable rnedx& cine, send 10 cents (o pay postage an \ we will send by mail a sealed package | ., ColFremman Henry D. Flood, of sufficient for one week's treatment. | YITFiRla, a member of the General Elvite. Capsules, for inflammation of | Tavestigalion Committer and Chatr- the prostate, gland and weakness of | man of the Demoeratic Congressional the bladder and kidneys, $1 per bottie.| Committee, who has introduced a EL‘”:AH’E‘{!G CO., 3 Tremont ROW, | yesolution in the House 10 lovestigate MT.. y edies soid |j{N® investigators into the condmet of | at il trst-class drug soren. il e - ; X