Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 22, 1921, Page 9

"Hartford, Coun., April 21.—Nothing y ¢ was done by the xeneral assembly.today mbout changing the hours of sessions be- to. canform. . with Finnimg - next wedk . w trai nschedules. The state will continus trains .will run but the difference will n a new sched- on standard time the city of Hartford to™ egainst the state and nation House members by their remarks in the corridors -topk - the .resolution as a joke yesterdey, and speculation today 'fi on" the ‘1lkellhood- of - Hartford.. folks ing, over, the ‘genkral assemly - ry op 1 sessiong earlier 'hu-nu of the changed time of trains. Members joked .each other freely as to. M rd being #free city” and in ‘“rebellion” should the - assembly .adopt the" resolution. The ‘only reference -to.the:change in SAYS EVERY RAILROAD MAN SHOULD READ THIS | 35,7 Pe erson's Olntment Co ne, l& Dear -Sirs—I aflllctsd ith -the doctors -Hd-wem vari- eose ‘alcers, and ‘up until - about five weeks ago'l haye been treating them for-about a year and five months ‘With all the treatments -thiat were rescribed to me by several doctors I eceived little benefit, and they kept ess. ‘wonderful res: You 1 fering ones !rollbled ‘flth nxly. painful and horrid ulcers that your ointment | sa cure for them when everythiag else fails, as I have tried about every- thing. Tha:k ng”; y;;‘uemdfncyhum oflvu‘. 1 am, your happ; I ey - 3 1 (; qfii Mich,, 42 uluvood 2 ozens of wrl me,” says Peterson of B “that Peterson’s Ointment a! o cures ecsema, old sores, salt rheum, les and all skin diseases, and all dfllT‘llll sell a big box for 35 cen ordan filled by Peterson Ointment Co., Inc., Buffal N, Y. "nYh §14 514 which the house u.n;{l-ng of , rockets, tor- pedobs” and other ummmluon used to pron\te utetv 4n " operation.: The and game commitfee m gainst the bIHl to ‘prohibit: the use-of monwnvqelmklwd Hneinflshlnl ‘and it umendmenv to the Naw Haven city uhuter would eliminate aldermen at final “of the bill creating thirty three wards: in-that o, each of which would be entitled to an alderman. ‘Both bills to ensure equal rights. in hotel accommodations and in other re- elections. This bill anticipates | bill A HY oEEwEE i: ¢ E 1 spects- to -persons of .African blood were | I reported unfavorably by the . judiciary ttee. Iml:;; D.ml.fl‘m“ that committee no eve ‘weould be “geod legislation. The humane institations committee submitted a bill authorizing the govern- or-to designate a member of. the board of control ms director of hospitals re- celving state aid. This is in line with- Governor Lake's recommendation in his message when “he said that he believes: the shate sbould be represented on every board which has disbursment of funds given by ‘the state as an ald. . The cities and boroughs _committes /| recommended that each’town through its tree -warden .undertake to ‘Dlant shade t?el on-its streets and highways. the edueation committee eame bills mflm‘ for instruction of aduit .fll'l, Chall umncn at anc time of four members of the board, the amendment not changing the purport of the bill itself. Whmfinhmfl!!c‘-nuplnfln senate. providing-that a local court shall jected. He sald that the laws of the state have alhlnlud “the w.mp, the blind by the board of education, and in- | back creasing: the amount to be expended for each blid person instructed to $450 tn’ & year; requiring the state treasurer to "establish'a library.-and to buy appar- atus for a laboratory, the allotment te be increaged per student based upon the actual attenidance at such high school; providing for “transpertation-of crippled chifidfen to and:from public schools, and 3 providing tr: x-vruuon for pau- NUT STOVE EGG. No. 2 NUT $14 $13 soemmmnmmmbsm JOHN A. MORGAN & SON Telephone 884 na The u-um from a list nn the ro. ul bne lhwd nm the pnunt system is better than mr which would make it an in- ducement for officers to make arrests in ordertomsmuu!mmnnlm- inst '.er bonds; consolidating Unlanvflh Da much, labor is involved in handiing lo- cal traffic a portion of the fines should remain with the court. Senator Hall of Willington, said that| the bill would put the towns back where they wers before as the local officers would try te catch motorists “for what there was In it” He said that he could victed and have paid fines who should not have been. Several other semators spoke 'against the bill. and Senator Brooks 'plied, saying the automobile laws '@ c are the best in the country. The eftect of the bill would be that where a fine of $1 and $19 costs s now imposed, and the fine goes to tHe state, the fine would be $100 and the costs $19 because the- local court would have a portion of the fine. The bill was rejected in non-concur- rence, 18 to 133. The house agreed with the senate in rejecting a proposal to increase the pen- sion of Charles D .Hine, former secre- The Prices Are Extremely Low TRICOTINE SUITS, $15.00 UP -~ Tuxedo Model with three-quarter length Coat, $35.00 JERSEY SUITS, $10.00 Remarkable Values in Wraps and Sport Coats, 512.50 Up FASHION'S LATEST CREATIONS IN SUMMERY DRESSES CanhnCrepe,,Tlfih, plain.and checked; an-de-Chne,Gmcun. 'bn’?h&qn,qummcfl%mu s A COWLETE LINE OF COTTON DRESSES' /. In Linen, Dotted Swiss, Gingham, Organdie and Figured Vole. AFullSelectlonofSport Skirts, $4.95 Up ‘ 74 Mam Street—?hone 715—Norwic Wwag sent back to the committee at of Senator Delatiey after Senator MoCasey had moved to have it place as the bill went into the files from h.dlmmmaul rve-uuny Yy the gavel or whether the lll who sit in thdt section, had suddenly taken an interest in - the Mhp when one of them rose to speak. rest of the house cramed:its neck at m- section to the embarrassment of liv- adopted were: Authorizing Meriden to issue $59,000 in in fire equipmeat bonds; app; 3150 000 for a water supply at the Nor- state hospital changing the name % New Britain Charity Organization ‘elfare Associa\on ; authoriting the hx collector in 'l'orrtngton to collect the full tax; for-the placing of soldiers’ me- morials in state urk- designating bow)- ing alleys as mercantile establishments in eration of ‘their vehicles; authorizing the first district in Bristol to issue . $300,000 In_school bonds; transferring the Glrll' School at Middletown to the stata an nlmlng it 'h"fi Lane farm ' cnulu robate district of Darlen; authoris ew Britain to lssue $500,000-in wa. ough with the school dist: the capital stock of the . 2 | draulic company to $10,f priating $5! The bill adopted yesterday giving te a surviving husbang oy wife the estate of the other in case thEre are no_ children, Was reconsidered, at request of Mr. Niek- erson of Cornwall who then had it ta- bled. 'The bill for registration of sheep was gent back to the committes, and thel penate dog warden. bill was tabled. Both houses adjourned to Tuesday. Can Happy. .Without It, Mrs. Einstein admits- she does net understand her famous husband’s theory, adding. that it is not necessary to her happiness. . That’s the way with. th: ;e.st of -us, too.—Pittsburgh Dis- patch. - - Business is- Poor, Charles has discovered that the king business is no better than any other %ullnen in Austria: ‘— Detroit Free ress: 2 A O The- lotus of - the anclents i :bélievea to ! bl the -date- plum of ‘southern Europe. Doctor Says ~ Tobacco Causes ‘Hardening Arteries Tobacco_causes -hardening of . the -arte-, ries, says. Dr. Conner, and gl about 40, long When 2 man should be at hla best, the ex- cessive’ tobacco' user finds himself with high bloed pressure, heddaches, indl tion “and a”lot Df other troubles. * Your own- docto] you- this is-true. It you want to qnlt t‘obaoco entirely or cut. down the excess, get a package of Nicotol tablets from your druggist and you will find it ‘easy, Nicotol and ‘makes th is sold uniet guarantee by nfl druggists. ‘| Peart &ll.l in’ Creamery ‘Work.” Last Tuesday Jewett City had o bird visitor of ‘a ‘wpecies never before seen ‘in local waters. -A sea-gull ' came up the| . = ug and for a half hour or mor swam around feeding and enjoylng Wim- geif_in Slater's mill pond. When the chiliren pileq out of the Riverside school mearby Mr. Gull didn't just lfke it so he spread his great pinions .and- made off into the south. For severa) years at times gulls have been coming up to the still water opposite Taftville rail- road station, but no one remembers see- ing one in Jewett City before, <+ Bome are. . glimpses of the hand- writing on the wall, when one man, as to pay his wife's | see how the .women for. mnothing { when the men.had to pay two dollars. Everett, Alley. has removed: from WHIi- | mantic .cemetery the.large Wheelock mon- ument. - It will be placed in the Jewett City - cemetery. and . will be. the. largest monument in the yard, .belng composed’ bor- | °f, Six-Pleces. The meeting to omn‘l;e a ‘wm:nall'l! auxiliary, to gb American Legion Post ed to next week Thurs- Mrs., Gilbert Bunnell entertained for Mise Beatrice Payne, lt her §ome. en Gay Hill Saturday. af “Tae 1itfle girl Tooently taken {rom he Preston me for, children .and sdopfed by Mz. and Mrs. Bunnell. and this was, her_ first party. ‘Those invited were the members and the teacher . of her Sunday school class in: cluding Miss . Jennie. Wood, . teacher: Coman, = Marguerite . Bergman, Hleanor, Gough, Luey. Taylor,. Bernice Keeney, Dorothy Stamm, Hazel Daniels, en and. Gladys . Boska. Master . Irving Bunnell was present also. The ¢hildren spent a.pleasant afternoonm, A-variety.of games being planned for their amusement including. a peanut hunt, jack- stones and- others. Eleanor Gough re- ceived. first: onors for obtaining.the-larg- est. .number- of . peanuts: Mre. Bunnell served refreshments at m close of n" afternoom -{lhe Ladies’ Soclal Unhm ot the )!ont- -villeCenter: Congregational church met in the ‘chapel Thursday - afternoon, .{April 14th." rA-good ‘amount of sewing was ac- complished. »* The union is* financing the alterations which have been started on ‘the parsonage.: After a new , chimnéy ‘has*been comipleted;” other -repairs will be made. * The second * @emonstration Macdonald was held in the Céntre * - ciapel ~ 'Wednesday by : Mis8 Montville afternoon, - | APFIl 20th,covéring-the subject of- First Ald: Work." A-gpod ‘number, attended - this demonstration, also the first one held one ‘week ago'on “Care* of the Patient and- Sick ‘Room.”: The third -and* last demonstration of the series will' be held "Wednesday “afternoon, April 27tir. The Whist club commenced “the” third werles of ‘meetings: at the home of‘ Mrs. 'Bverett Chapman Monday evening.”* - The Ladies’ Aiq soclety of the ('nlonu The next -meeting-is scheduled |} “| tor THursday; "April 28. JOHN MILTON / Mr. Miltony whe is a prominents masn ACathmln.NE b Jmmmbflrnlfll e . Mrs. Gearge FawRey of Uncasville vis ited her aunt, Mrs. George .O. Allen of'l Gay HIIL Wednesday: Miss Lillian Sawyer was admitted to the. Lawrence hospital Tuesday morning. A social and = dapce. was Thursday. evening by the committes in charge for the benefit of the Montville Community library. HUMOR OF THE DAY “How much Ilife insurance: do you unnk a man ouj to carry?” “Enough to kbep his family from. waat. but not so. much as to make- them um impervious to grief.”—Life. “Is she pretty?” “Pretty? Say! When she gets om & street car the zdvertising'is a total Jose.” —Exchange. Teacher: ‘“The man who throws his money away. never has any.” Bright Pupil: “Then _how does he bhave it to throw away?”’'—Buffale Com- mereial. “Stop, look, listen ! The reflective man stopped to read the railroad wam- dng. “Those three-words illustrate the whole: scheme- of life,”” said he. “How?” “You see a pretty, girl; ygu stop: look ; after you .marry her.you listen."—. Ladies Home Journal. “Your speggh at ‘the cjub last - night was ‘altogether ‘too long,” said ‘his. can- did" friend. ‘ou really didn’t have any- thing- to* sa; “I know,” he replied, “but I hoped that if'I kept on talking I might think of something. -Boston Tflnlcrlm. -.An Irish contractor purchased a home on the doorstep of which sat two large dogs chigeleg out of stome. A caller, thinking to have some fun, said to the Irishman: “Pat, haw often, do. you f.edv hose “Everytime they bark,”. mlied Pu— Erooklyn . Eagle. Owner of small. sheet—"My fld\'enh ing man was sick yesterday and my wite undertook to fill his placé temporarily,” Friend—"“What success did she have? Owner—‘W¥ll she solicited millinery and dressmaking ads mainly and agreed 1o’ take the cost up i trade.”—Exchange. “I say,”. protested the talkative swain, versation_by impatient voice ,of & third party, “you're on a busy wire.” “Is that all?” rasped the 'impatient voice. _“T thought I'd landed in s vet of soft soap.”—New York Sun. The little girl -watehed” her mother sprinklo her. furs- with” naphths . powder and place them away in safety. “What. do.you do:that. for, “To. keep. the moths away, dea: “Why?” Becalise moths. eat clothes, dea “Were thers moths in the Garden of Eden when Adam “Of,course,. dear.”. . “Well, what did they eat?"—FHouston Post. Antold-dame’at a railway station ask- €d a porter, where.she could get her tick~ et.” The man painted in the direction of ther 1™ Kollgdge,hand-thtcbed, 6-inch border, full welght, fine heavyfancyand@pedhdnng close tufted,: one or two I parts, regular §22.50 Silk Floss Mattresses. We secured the entire.output of a well-known manufac- turer, at a substantial saving, made possible through a Ing purchaae,whlchulessthanwholeu.lecost to small stores. Ywmnlmveumanyuyouwmt,wemkenomtrwhom. ThuSa.lewnllbeaHumer—Com early to get the first Ramunber—flnlyl’mSflkFlouMattrm HWARTZ BROS., Inc. "l'heBlcS’torerththethtlePnces l l interrupted in the.midst of a tender com~|is ved. there, mother?" | Office 'wfl.hqllum attack of sparjet |} To salute with; the. leff. hapd: is » [deadly insult to. Mohammedans James Monroe was.the- {irst Weemb- dent inaugurated in the. open aif Millard Fillmore was the only z dent. whe made. no, inaugural, I3 Until comparatively receat the Chinese: were not' allowed: toy " In Japan children’s stockings resem - ble mittens, having a sepasate piace for the great toe. A wine made of tomatoes and: said to be superior to orangs wine, was once popular in Florida. In Cubs: the ohildpen’ take. thes! of both n-nnu. hut nlm the, name after the f ‘Waeddings were nnohnu ;mder a Wl«lr‘ml tree n common with- all fi-ulz b-lh' sacred to Jupiter. The famous fishing grounde foundiand, the Grand m miles long and about 200 werp or Belgian Voyagss, whioh fly 500 miles in 12 hours, if the er be fine. The Chinese are abead. of . in the preparation of roast table. After it has come come omt eri it is hung in the smoke aromatic herbs, which gives i cious flavor and robs it of the p 'at"e which is offensive te some ates. An American sician wha Jected a mass 2‘" slatistios - Y serious accidents, on, Nfluyg Sy e 20th to the 26th. He th... ly bhalf of the accidents of the month’ occur thoge seven days. - Mechanical arrangement many respects to that of an bile is the distinguishing feature, new form of the mounted. An aere 18 provided, and a p?e::'i u;' t:a rear wheel: electric lights, and bot wales: plant are ather details of equl The car makes a round trip miles in a little -more than two one-half hours, -consuming about and one-hait n.lhn of ~lng o7 ene gallon to seven ——— A Canny Farmer, in the of 1877 ulet ‘farmer walked fnte o! H, Kennedy & Ce., site of the present Steck B and inquired why Lake Shore- Michigan Southern was selling The late J. Harvey Kennedy tol “there was talk”. of a uou". mediately the modest 300 “at the markel rl‘ He arra for the trans of hly securities, made ful Ipayment and More than 20 ‘years later, in 1 the same farmer appeared at the five of R. J. Kimball & Co. which wucceedod the Knudy firm. Mo inquiry concerning reasan 1or guarantesing dividends. hesitation the farmer sold Mq ehares “at the market"” He recel 350. He pocketed his profit of Q00 and was not seen again in Ingidentally, be about 12 points of the top.—! Journal. the Bahrein fslands in the The cha An Easy Way For Think People to Fut en Flesh and Gain Weight — Strong, Straightforward Adviss 1 ‘Thin, Undeveioped Men and Wemen It you are th‘ln, scrawny and undevel- mlt nur