Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 30, 1921, Page 9

e of today. Back half a century the pes- ple of the cold, the 58 while the by the b side- ‘walk- ks badly stove by her until she made Lewiston, Del. Capt. Richard Tyson, a young cfieer who has seen much service as a_whale- man in the northern sess, and who was ome of the party who found the Arctic jorin; The best “practice teaching” for normal school students . wouid -be -in . just - this | WOrk RoATE e g ¥ ‘We Have to have inventions and im- provements to save time and valuable materials, but no amount of conveniences | should make us less industrious, less ca- pable, less businesslike than our ances- tors. ¥ liyery womax, should, have an allow- lance but it should be ome she earned “|and saved before she was married, large enough to procure the little unnecessary. things she 1fes, whether books, music. dress or travel, iwhatever her fad may be. Husband and wife seldom have the same jdeas and interests, and he naturally thinks her desires foolish and often in- sists on buying her something more ex- pensive but something she does mot want at all Her own little private income provides the little lacks that mean so much in .egular Saturday night fight on West Thames street took place much Ister than usual but it was well con- facted and thoroughly effective. July 25, 1371—The new charter for the city wag e yesterday by a vote of 38°to 16. “The vote was very mmall owing to the plentitnde of crabs that are runming at the drawbridge. The most spirited voting of the day was shortly before the pells closed at 2 o- clock when ten men voted within halt & hour, three actually™~coming in at omoe. At two o'clock the chalrman turned the ballot boxes containing the vote on the great question of or ens life until it becomes fairy jtale. H ER B §f ¢ g7 10c per Ib., 3 Ibs. 25¢ BUTTER ... DROMEDARY DATES Petpu:h_@e:....._.. ‘1-2 Barrel JOHN ALDEN FLOUR ...... ONE. TELEPHONE 1532 11-0z. package Liberty, 18 . .. John Alden, 1-8 . TRYPHOSA—Broken- FANCY BLUE ROSE \ . 24c SNIDER’S CATSUP Per bottle . . .... $5.98 I accepting the charter’ of the city of Norwich. The ¥ots stood 39 in favor and 16 against #9d the meeting then adjourned. The Béw charter was in force and the au- @imce dispersed with the balot box under his arm. Jeremiah Halsey has resigned the of- fice of city attorney and City Reeerder Georgs C. Ripley has appointed George Pfatt to 6l the vacancy. July 26, 1871—According to the popn- lar belie! yesterday was the first of fhe dog days. that trying period when “Sirius rages” and eufficient heat to the day is the evil thereof. But with the (hermemmeter indicating a temperature of only 20 degrees above the freezing point it was hard to realize that it-was symmer, and. the cold drizzle and the aorthwest wind Increased the difficulty. The Norwich Safling club which was »rganized three years ago sails on Wed- ésday for their ammual cruise. The ¢#ied will go on the H. P. Ely under the sommand of Captain Stokes. At 2 meetig of the selectmen on i fuesday Géo.ge Hovey, Henry C. Irish wid John H. Norris were appointed con- tables July 1871—The new ferry boat TThames River,” bullt by the New York, Boston and Providence R. R. made its Brst trial trip on Wednesday. Appre- Priate ceremonies marked the occasion. A number of women . who were hac! errying in Preston Tuesday wers sttacked by a drunken negro but es- saped by rushing to a nearby house. He was driven off by the son of the sWner of the house. The Third Regiment band gave a! tancert in Greeneville on Wednesday: wening and were entertained afterwards B¥ D. J. Park. July 25, 18T1—A petition to the city o vraying for the senforcement of happiness and contentment. The neces- by sary expenses of life should be just as ted capability, indus- | carefully planned .and shared by both as try apdl strength of character instead of | the business is planned. I think few men || like to plan the household expenses. They for| want wife and children to haye every- thing they wish and seldom realize how easy it is'in this way for the family ex- penses to far exceed the income. Our ancient ‘ancestor provided what eould be used and his wife had only to make the best possible use of the materials he provided for her. ‘When times changed So that mearly everything could be bought ready to use, the wife’s problem became not easier but more mental than in the manual labor. age. 3 a The price of needless things so many young{ buy would Keep a family in comfort. The great meed is to find some way that will compel the control of foods and in@ustrious men | insure pure foods and fair prices. A woman is mot much of a menager who has not discovered how to make a becoming dress of inexpensive material, and how to make a delicions soup out of dis-|a fe Wvegetables, or how to make a per- 100 years, so perhaps we have not hadjto get. | time to get well adjusted in-$ke principl Social Corner husbands are all right, of human life. just the kind we like, perfect, every one, As Madame Curie in her experiments{no one shall question that found® there was an A simple, busy life planning together- which after many and tedious experi-|and teaching the children, our own, or ments she in separating those of other people, doing something in the other ore, and found she had discov-|a better way eact day, starting good ered the priceless radium, 8o we found in|ideas which will live after we are gome, §i B i Middletown.—Mr. and Mrs. Milton 8. Daggert, who have been visiting Mrs. nature work just as unchangeable &5 the | Daggert's parents, Dr. and Mrs. William Prwlt&l)un.{ science. . aa Arnold Shanklin, left recently for Pasa- al ‘been wrong that we dena, where they will make their home. not begin the training of the child soon A new stage line from ‘Greeneville to Taftville to Eaglevilla connecting the former place with the horse raflroad is » ba established on the first of Aug- ast. At the annual meeting of the second RING’S BUSY MARKET Next to G. & T. Grand 5c-10c Store FRANKLIN SQUARE GENUINE SPRING LAMB SHORT CUT LEGS ........... Db. 36 FORBE i st B I SHOULDER CHOPS ... .... ........ Ib. 35¢c LAMB STEW ..........c....adb. 10c ‘LEAN CHUCK ROAST .... ; ONE TON LEAN CUTS CORNED BEEF 1b. 7c + B, 15¢ | STEAK ............1h.15c | SALT PORK ... Ib. 1214c 'LEAN FRESH 'HAMBURG ... . Ib. 12%c SPECIAL SATURDAY BUTTER B I with the result % p. m. for trial. COLUMBIA State Policemen Garcier and were in town Wednesday afternoon look- ing for violators of the automobile law, four complaints were made by the mto Grand Juror D. A. Ly- man ‘and the drivers were brought before Justice H. P. Collins at the town hall at Halsey H. Natche was charged with driving an automobile from the town hall to the Beckwith, a short distance., without a li- ecnse. son, Who is not 18 years oid, that she al- ways accompanied him when he drove, but this time some little repair needed for the car which she had him at- tend to while she attended the missionary teza in progress at the chapel. She was fined $§10, which was remitted, and $13.46 costs, which she paid. Waiter H. Hibberd was charged with using markers on his car which did not belong to it. Mr. Hibberd explained that he was obliged to come to Columbia on business and that the caf generally used by him was out of order, so he trans- ferred the markers to an old car which he used. He was fined $10, which was remitted, and costs $16.11, which he paid. The next case was against Maurice F. Mrs. Natche explained garage of E. T. To every laundress in Norwich. product for washing. Jefferson, who was charged with driving one of Limberg & Street’s trucks without a driver's license. His plea was that he was the company’s repair man and:sim- ply drove the car a short distance to, see that it was ail right. He was fined §10 and costs, $18.21, of which $5 on account of the fine was remitted. Arrangements to pay the amount were made. Jacob Marskein was charged with using markers on his car that did met belong to it, also with having no driv- er's license. He stated that he had ane for Jersey City, N. J., but none for Con- necticit. He was fined: $10 and costs, $13.46, which he paid. "A_complaint was also brought agalnst S. Kallenberg, who was charged with selling intoxjcating liquor. . On motion' of Grand Juror D. A. Lyman the considera- tion of this case was continued for one week, house and Nor Sunday with Mr. Stonington. Flynn Charlie Gra party of friends motorboat Sun Mrs. Julia - Littlefie! Miss Mabel, fo for her was her- mother, Mrs. W J. Hart has réturhed to after being away over €. H. Waterhous SOUTH LYME Miss Marjorie Starr of New London is the guest of Miss Helen Peck this week. E. P. Welch of Ashaway, R. L,.was renewing acquaimtances here recently. Mr. Weich was a former bookkeeper for the Niantic Menhaden Oil and Guan® on, has ret Miss Ida T¢ at her home on ed from a trip t DRESSING, 2 sizes, 18¢:39c BLUE RIBBON PEACHES. . $1.69- : . $1.55 Assortment . . ... 3 for 25¢ 4 { b Sl you are hers, as all night lime’ T No e ~-°'lhn :'ml now mh‘f -, ! “‘""'_'m-ud sicen, I hold the : mqmlik;'-m'h&h' - o ’ 3 b * lepatsing 7" 0o Elttacefiins Phe l’i:liz;g and the faling of the ewn E ) - - your eyes R }Undermk‘un;thflr bonnet of the soft bite skies | B hes A madrigal before you, . o And 2 sweet song to sing . Through_the porches of he llace ~ - When 'it's half-past spring! - Rings lon your fingers, and bdk-'_ Beautiful Miss Summer, In the soft fen belows! - Oh. make a little chanson Of; the morn’l:l'hl.nl the dew, RICE. ... ... 61bs 35¢ § Beautiful Miss Summer— 5 upon her lipar o Th 8, ToM Lady of the rainbow that o'er the meadow trips?! ‘e me lutes of ivery, iive me harps of jade, To_make & minstrel's -musie For 5o ‘beautiful a maid? | —Folger McKinsey, ger, ey, in the Bentstows Two Florida darkfes we; c 1 ascension. The mm-" "flkw' up at the dig bag in amasemen: en_said : wonder what keeps that ba-looe air that-a-way? 4 “Well” replied the older darkey, 5t is uséd by various causes. Sometimes if d by ome cause and then agair mes it i3 caused by anothe Bridegroom—“Tell . me again €, why did yog marry me?" hat's what everybody Asks me"— ought you always went te Dr i, I did for years, but I get se i of his magazines."—London [ say, mother.” said young Temp i _think T1l draw out the menes left me and take a trip aevos . dear” she protested, “you were ¢ that for.a rainy day.” ., I'm going to London and PN b nd @ rainy day there.”"—Bostos nseript. ““My time” sald the magnate, “is wortt a minute.” Well" answered his friend casualty “let’s go out this afternoon and plsy $10,000 or $15,000 worth of goif."—Bos Addl;.wum-n of the house for a package of the wonderful new name—Rinse. a soiled piecesiofathe weekly ‘wash without in- juring a : cer”s or ‘department store, Lever Bros, Co., ton Transeript. Miss Stevens—“Albert, will you pleas ren up that curtain? | Abert—T'm not in very good train ing, but Tl try."—Warwick Life, First undergrad—“What shall we do™ Second undergrad—TIl spin a eoin | If it's heads we'll go-to the movies; talls | we go to the dance, and If it stands oz |edge we'll study,"—London Opinion. r condition is shocking, sir.” ' sald the unsteady and dis cner at the bar, “I was i home-brew' party.” hen' was that, sir?™ < ¢ #- me, judge,” murmmred th( as his eyes closed wearfly, “but t must have been about 2,008 B mingham Age-Herald. ss Ceclle—I was very much adwmive( ie wedding ‘reception yesterday, | off me the whole evening. Miss Sharpe—#Had he black waxed at the ends? Miss Cécile—Yes. Miss Sharpe—I knqw him. He isa do He was thére to watch the pres —Edinburgh Scotsman young man_in St. Johnsbury, WL z rather sheepish, applied at lezk's office for a license. “Hunting, fishing or combinatién? asked the clerk, who was busy with gawy licen ses. mbination, I guess™ | Rich Uncle—You might as well wtet mooning about Miss Bute. She hasa been in love with you. She's-been-aftes | the money she thought you'd inherit frem Uncle—T have propesed to Net :g;sal( and been accepted.—Boston Twyan o5 4 A green parrot swinging In & e ter in Evanston, Ill, jammed trafflo blocks ‘by calling out, “Not so fast— g0 slow!. Stop!” The same squad of |oficers who captured the parrot rounded |up an organ grinder who had s trained to climb Into second-story |dows and pass out articles of valme. | The gratulty paid by the Camadisk government to her world war was by far the most liberal of all |allies. * A married man, with three service, received a mintmum of $604, a single man, $420, while the officers noncommissioned officers recelved according to their rank. % Potash in Germany Is_found form of a rock salt and ruhs In of thirty feet or more in thickness. mined ‘it has about the same as the common fock salt of and its grinding is easy. The depths which’ the true potash deposif fuated make it necessary to leading to levels of as mmch feet below the surface. The Indfans of Guiana have a system of numeration. the hand and its four when they reach five, instead so, they call it a "hand.” | i l!liel fore a “hand and first finger™ ‘“hand and -second flngen’ hands.”. But twenty, ‘instead- “four hands”-is a “two men, *|twenties. Forty-six is men, a hand and Yirst - anamphibious ‘tank that travels- well. by land, and. water, Popular 3fechanich agine. . tank only in the sense that it ¢ the ‘fighting tanks of the is, as:a matter of faet, a- hicle. . When . ashore, it tras less-tread Wheels, and looks bus; when afloat, it is