Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 23, 1922, Page 8

' s WOUSE VOTES FORAORY OF 115,000 M. CAUTION AUTGMOBILE OWNERS AZOUT MUTILATED t of the efirt de and to far How To; Beautlfy k Your Complexion tomobiles, cut public Washington, March 22.—The L geve its.approval today to a prov the ermy aprepriation bill W housa n of would July of the reg: to 115.000 A proceeded to enter upe discassion of whether congr rect the return States of certain troops By Viola Danas a sta continental United i keep demas their 4 t cautioni lookout for engin hat have heen require the redustion ular army enlisted str: men and t the siz: of th As the b n ot ver little actress, Who i3 recognized as an authority on auty topics, says: “The best ai av to obtain & beadtifal T to the United in stationed “anal 7o on is to cleanse the sin at night e e 3 retiring with Liska cold cream. B hit s emavbar g T eg ! morning batia with warm water, oo it A g less of whether the possessor bought it!rinse with cold, dry thoronshly and then Woops from the Rhine. reed upon would be in |in good faith. No such person can bel apply that famous The bill provides that before tae be- Y Betes oo w st S ginning of the coming fiseal year 3 action of tho prover | aleh 15’ now. el 5Y n duty : was not |l in question and his right to it. e B e ot ol . he addeq | “Dealers and repairers are cnutlonea‘an?i'r::j;:::n{; ;1:(;3 n China as well as 0 dec to acquaint themselves with the la garding engine or serial number,” say tment's bocklet. “Dealers and in the v re- of face powder and other beautifiers.” s the one beauti upation in : to conti- o today the voted ‘hous aeptal United St use %) = s of amendments which would should be particular - to r which - “stdys Peu-'\‘::“j v AT rA point f order 0,000 carried for the : mom"! Yehicle 1n :“10"" Pos! {on” and cannot be m!'n" proy orovision on the ground that S3rve corps to amounts as high n engine or serial nur detected. Perspira- 3,200,000 vhich has not been tampered with. any doubt exists the dealer or repairer songress was attempting to usurp the i”“" SlEs T L ok ! 7 it. mor wul it rub power of the direct trod> | _ e & 2 should communicate with the state Po-{ & o1 clothin movements. order was | REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS lict department TWithout delay.” e i R e e overruled sentative IN WEEK IN NORWICH | This caution is only one featn £ T transfers of real estate | the booklet, which may. be obtained | +0, 0% TS SR in the last ssvén days have { without cost at a mot elifele denart-l'el e G b e personal regret” ed at the town clerk’s office: | ment. It also contains ail cssentfal in- et it Jrs t - & s sallow skin, tan, or mainten: T .—John Dodd to James F. Sul- | formatfon about motor vehicle laws and % » such limitations on | yj Is 5 = — . . pair.|C0&rSe pores, ¥ v livan, land, Joseph street. regulations affecting dealers and repair-| {fyuaed 00 ° Gy e the prasident ar Sehutment ine C. Shannon and ~Valerie S.|ers. tacial! blestation i A motion climinate the ovision } moran to Max Silberman, Water, M: Another booklet just {ssued by the de-| ©0 Sl from the bill was then made i e partment deals i T e, Z Assachu- reo ut the hovse sentative Rogers. setts, T vote was taken {iutely harmless ana | sold at toilet coun- ——— | ters everywhere witix Viola Dana rstanding that if you do mot they will refund the full price Just the moment Derwillo is ap- »d you will have a complexion which 1 attract favorable comment every- truck laws and st among other who permit automobil efore a e. to Frank le heights. TR0 S o Get Derwillo and Liska cream b { e &t reine 1 today. You will be as- Kahn of ary Ville the quick results they sive, ba provited for 143, Ma PR comes in three shades: flesh, 7,007 Phit e s 3 .5 Wat- |had since brunette. > | Ne: 1 | ere ! centered in Water iec tes in Co | commun' s 1n Massachusetts, {land and New Jers: The s in Cennecticut so far in outbreak number h o ficers of Co apprehension the dis T roe, B nd Danbury { three commun! free of the Sava and Rhode thargo of the to reduce the 197 phine H. I ane, Crown Hill. Z1to Jose: m to 100 democ: 1 the clerk of r court here in the receiver- i United States Electric Co., Inc of n of which Frank L, Mec- Guire is temporary receiver. sal was made by Richard C. it Flizabet 'ases | Davidson, ris Taubchansky and Dan- P necurred °T | fel M. Cronin, and Includes a quantity : | 3 .| machinery and The equi | i1 first 20 and on Trumbull strest is put into { 184, nventory at no valve with the state- | s l From these figures 00 and is ! Wiy R that the disease at the 000, to 1h PRESTON AUTOMORILE IS o Innt checked. The com Londbhn ang LOCATED IN NEW YORK |bv smalinox in M nerva I A Ford tourinz car ownel by Henry A. | { Richm Preston, fron i Until “Fruil-a-fives” Made afternosn 25 Report. nd one case ted from on the time the othe dlsease in several The: diseases ported eastern Connecticut v W MoreTowy, Vermowr, “For years, I suffered with Kidney #2d Liver Complaint ; my back ached; | my liver was sluggish ; and my whole system seemed out of order. “Fruit-a-tives” was the duly ze- medy to help me. They strengthened the Kidneys, made my bowels move |, regularly and freed me of all the v distress", MOSES MURPHY. These “Fruit Laxo Tablets” will always eure such troubles”, B0c 2 box, 6 for $2.5 At dealers or from F Limited, OG first rot ; Norwic Lebanen, 1 1; Stonington, Putnam Tnereases Capital arlet fever—! rwich, Ston- 'ALL CONNECTICUT WILL VOTE AGAINST BOX New, Incorporations. rns have in , trial size 2 RUIT-A-TLVES SBURG, N.Y the rooms where the most wear comes—and tha: mcans in the rooms where the most work comes—as every home- keeper knows to her daily sorrow it Dining room, living room, kitchen—for those rooms no other floor covering is so practical and economical. They save somany ) Rl hours, so much annoyance, so much back-breaking we--- Be- g o ¢ i B 7% & cause they are so easily cleanable. 7 : The dust and dirt that comes from you never know where. The foot-marks of little feet. The spots and stains that appear, no matter how careful you are; With a Bird’s Neponset Rug underfoot, they’re gone in a jiffy, cleaned instantly. Once 5 lightly over with a damp mop, and dirt, spots and stains disap- pear, before you could say “Jack Robinson.” 5 s From the smooth printed felt-base surface of these beautiful : sanitary rugs, the marks of wear and tear are wiped away as easily as you’d wipe a raindrop from a window. And they’re beautiful rugs. They're the modern idea of floor-coverings. They last, too. Their life is phenomenal. 3 And, glad tidings of great joy to the pocket-book, their cost is next to nothing. A Bird’s Neponset Rug is a Bargain Buy. You never bought as good a rug for as little money. Come in and see them, The new Spring patterns are ready, : The Portecus & Mitch:Il1Co., Norwich } J. C. Lincoln Co., Willimantic i Mercier Dep’t Store, Plainfisld and at other dealers throuchout the state. Vicla Dana, | el | /A Living Tectimony. forthe - Natureopathic Work: | of i | Blumer College z - Graduates The Results of the Natureo-' pathic Physicians W o r k‘ | Has Already Conquered the' People’s Prejudices. I ‘The steady increase of their patients has without a doubt, established the fact that they are well able to take in hand the situations confronting them from day to day, in the discase’ and sickness pronounced and given up as incurables, this is an every-day oc- currence. Natureopathy with blessings in its train, brings also responsibility to the public at large, to investigate the science, not only for the satisfaction |of knowing and experiencing the bene- ficial results of restoring and reinstat- ing the individual's health, but also of praising Ged for the ‘revelation of | these methods employed by the Na- | tureopathic physicians. They are al-| ways ready to consult and examine patients free of charge. 'Undoubtedly this is a praiseworthy act on their| part. Viewing the present firancial con- | ditions of the public at large, they| have considered to make concessions |} to those who are suffering financially as well as physically. We feel sure that many will be grateful and take advantage of this fact. GO AND SEE| THEM. One moment of delay may {mean serious trouble. GO NOW ! The {past is gone, of the future we know tnot. There is no time like the pre- jsent. Case after case is added to their| !succesces, crowning their work which | {is, without a doubt. unparelleled inf (the art of combatting disease and | | abnormalities. Some of the patients who are under | their care and those already discharged | have given them the privilege of be-! ling referred to. { | The foliowing are some of the cases ! i : Miss L. N., North Main Skreet, | reenoville, Conn.; Miss A. S, Nor-: wich, Conn., R. F. D. No. 3; Nirs. C. ‘A, Carver Avenue, Norwich, Conn.;} - | Mrs. L. O, R. F. D. No. 7; Mrs. E.- L. | _{Margery Street, Norwich, Conn.; Mr.| {W. C. North Main Street, Norwich,! {Conn.; Mr. H. B, Geer Avenue, Nor- | i wich, Corn.; Me. A. A, Willimantic, , Conn.,, Mr. E. C., Baltic. Conn., Mr.! 32 Bliss Piace, Nonwich, Conn., | Mre. J. T. J., 283 Franklin Street, Nor- | { wich, Conn.. ete. . | A cali at the offica where you can: | meoet thsse living testimonials of this| great_science, that live in and near' your town, will convince the most, ptical as to the truth of the abeve'® | statements, i i Their offices are located at rooms. 1315-316 Thayer Building, 16 Franklin | i8treet, Norwich. Conn. i i Remember, there are only two Blu- | {mer Colfege graduates in this city. e Consu ation and examination free. | i DRS. HUBBELL AND GLORIG. ng i en. { it publicans, tal Democr 1995, agal jof 1 ed. The to- vote is 1 Republican vote 237, the declined is altimore Sun. The greatest d owning your own any janlier to zro Four-Power Pact Will Lead { To Pan-Pacific Leagune Of Nations Alexander Hume Ford, of Hono- | lulu, director of the newly organ- ized Pan-Pacific Union, hails the four-power Pacific treaty as the probable progenitor of a Pan- Pacific Leéague of Nations. 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