Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 28, 1922, Page 11

S \ Quick and Harmless Rheumatic Remedy | cuma Releases from Sufering Rheumatic Victim Who Thought Nothing Would Give Relief—It Will Do as Much for You, or Money Refunded. re ny plea : t| i £ Rhouma | o0, | 2 day and meke you hope-. a )y in a week. What it qid this sufferer it should do for you, & Osgood .will supply you and guars ney back if it fails. s been 1aid up for one year with nthritls. 1 had doctors galore, four months n the sani Y. but had practicaily no n 1 Started taking Rheuma. I taken five bottles and can go utches er aid, .which I t do for the last nine months, ‘1 would ' gladly <ed on roceipt This letter may benefit. to suiferers SHORT O’ SUNSHINE short sunshine—but it mustn’t be that way ! boiler and get down to work today. et's supply the shortage with a sunshine all our own, [ill all the shadows scatter and the clouds afar be blown ! settin’ short o’ sunshine—but we must get back our share, one’s burden and helpin’ with their care. hrough the mornin’ till we harvest in its light s us singin’ in the dark and sunless night ! —B. B. in the Baltimore Sun. e e e e e S TR up the 0 telling about his selary,” exch, , but he rarely woman does ipt. cost of I more ext HUMOR OF THE DAY s his salary age.—Boston . Jackie—W Why don's y electric fiask” | father, are e Jourler-Journa " ifs be everythin u hing I tell her #ho blows his own “ “The ground floor iswt the lowest lev There's the cellar.”—Louyisville Courler soile Journal “What!" said the yo All the stage” quoted the | can’t make your own stitue: +'s more like & screen” sald Benator ghum. “The camera men have been | Boston Transcript. enterprising of us states: | Admiring Youth—You are quick at re ook notion pict begin to toe yenne—I hope not. We who are quick at repartee usuall y_dispositions which leave them slo 0 marry.—Washington Star. Peck—The after-dinner nap is my fav te hour of the entlr pleces. A said to him? ourselt—London f¥> about his I don’t ton Transeript. What have you in the way of “Here' 16 ULCER It's ST Y Show me something A s been married twenty Age-Herald: » ety fow I Can Walk,” Says Mrs. | "y rare And they that they 2 horrow each other’ air so off that | Southcott of Medina. e e s e ather’s eyes and her London Answera. mo t makes Buffalo. | One of the governors of an Austr 538 & | state rang up the minister of agricult this | Hut the wires must have baen croséed arted, | After trying for some time to get a co- 2 who wou | e has on | herent answer t his temper. be able € a femedy houted. -“Is that the ng power griculture? oil 8 other end of t 4 - and repliéd: s N Y 11 mirac! k:\uu 3 I get similar le KALE!DOSCOPE Mediterrancan s the Dblue The natives of a ce lent ‘metellurgist ness of cane suj Nearly 2.000 e i India were ex: 300 times the sweet: warietics of o are £ thie earliest nesticatad. wiil mark the centenary The year 1 f tee invention of rollw | Al of *hc continents have cities, town: v vilylezes ¥ ng th e o DInd bikaiae g ths name of Roine, I cannot ours tru'y Medina, N. Y erson Ofntment urope - ¢ 1" Switrer- The Brunswick Ultona all records hanging Musical Critics Endorse The Brunswick How significant it is that in the homes of great musicians you almost invariably find The Brunswick! Noticeable absence of mechanical accompaniment, in reproduction, < one reason. Its fidelity to frue musical form is another. MODEL ILLUSTRATED, $i15 EASY TERMS TALKING MACHINE SHOP 24 FRANKLIN SQUARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS New York, April 27.—In opening the annual convention of-the American New paper Publishers’ assoclation at the Wal- dort-Astoria, T. R. - Willams® of ', the Plttsburgh Press, president,’de clared’ the opposition of the association to efforts to introduce the 44-hour Week {n newspaper. shops and to any- reductions in_adyertis- ing rates or subscription rates-at: e called on members to elimipate waste and to support the apprenticesHip chool movement in order fo prevent a shortage: of ‘killed labor in newspaper- plants, Mr. Williams directed attentfop to the -achievements of President Harding, him- a publisher, and urged'members=of the ‘mEEociation to follow the example.of thefr ibustriops fellow: craftsman, and.as he had led in' the scrapping of engines of war to:promote international-co-opergtton | to-scrap the jealousies and” animosities. that might prevent the association from -“Undoubtedly one of our'chief needs is dfurther lowéring of the cost of produe- tion and, the elimination of wiful waste.” asd Mr. Williams., “The ; former lles. chiefly leyond the immediate’ conitrol of the publisher ; -the- latter ‘Is ‘entirely:be= neath’ his own roof. v “As a further ‘alleviation of' the high produetion costs many _ insist that " the skilled workimen, , While it is copceded that some reduction-is in order from the very topnoteh prices still being.paid, and while these reductibns seem certain. to come in the course of time, yet there is another, and, T think, better light in which to consider this problem; namef; securing, greater and more” éfficient “re- uring the period of the business. re- djustment we have been passing through > publisher has been forced to look out the elimination of waste, the’ increas- ing of efficiency and the lowering of Gosts PUBLISHERS OPPOSED TO 44-HOUR WEEK for the newspaper printing trades union _'@ul:ing the necessities of life. means so esent. |lations designed exclusively for the pur- age of printers, obtaining begt results’ A Ftlop: will continue against it. department. thief end i& a reduction’in’ thé wages of | /s ‘considered that con- from labor. Publishers afe gener- | vention inciuded resol i not averse to giving labor a high|that the pending tariff laws keeping with the experience and | tuty on sul, puly is unjust pived by the business, byt in re- | that the association should join ir turn they have a right to insist on a day's | efforts of the periodical publishers to work _in constructive labor, producing | have second class postage rates in the something of real value to the ‘employer. | wresent postal zones reduced to the rat on every hand. Is it mot a good thing to do likewise? In this day of industrial sconomy, when-lowering the cost of pro- uch to the welfare of mankind, does it not seem strange that trades unions shonld have in their code of laws regu- pose of creating jobs, and not producing le production for the employer?” ,.Mr. Williams declared that while at one time “job rules” might have . been valuable. in preventing unemployment, there was no need for them now, since In al large cities there is at present a short- pressmen and stereo- typers. In view.of the condition cited, Mr, Willlam continued, there is no justifica- tion .for .the 44-hour week in newpaper offica and the full force of the associa- Publishers, to-order to protect their own interests, it | was pointed out, should see that the fuil qliota of. apprentices is carried in each A few papers have reduced their prices, 2ald Mr. Williams. but results in the way of increased circulation have been negli- gible, and any thought of reducing adver- tising rates is absurd, he added when it the present cost of newsprint is 100 per cent. higher than before the war. In conclusion, Mr. length on -the wor committees on new federal taxes, adve dio_investigations. The bus; coming before ti Williams spoke at of the association’s rint, postal ratet g agents and ra- Mfective July 1, 1919, These moti were adopted by the convention, afternoon_meeting wa< held in executive session. 'This mornin eting will be devoted to a discussion of labor topics. LEFFINGWELL Mr. and, Mrs. J.. Harold Cobib. of . We ed from illness, Rev, P. s Xpecting to- be - able to unday morning. The B. Y. P. clock will be led by M; Her topic is Work| andering Laborers in United Thess. 3: 7-13. This missjonary tople. Cusper L. Ro: v chville and Miss Jess Sunda Danbury visor of nurs ment of public tritning of the depart- welfare New York, will meeting of the ghrlsiof D; h school tonight (Friday) on the es of the nursing profession. by atrplatie n n th 1l e visions at practically t oirit in the heavens The most valuable dog in Europe is 1 to bo a Pekingese; an offer of § eceived for him as a puppy. the skin of the sturgeon ’is ol ned a tough leather that is used the making of laces to join leather b ing for machinery. Althougli one oystér produces about 1,000,000 .Gysters in a vear. only a tew of these #urvive the attacks of enemizs including whelks and limpets, Befween July 1, 1919, and June 301920, comets were discovered and five oth vhich were known previously were ob- d as: they returned nearer the su Tortoise, pike and carp have been know 1o live 150 years; eagles, ravens and par- ; the elephant, from 100 0 ; the rhinoceros, T0 ‘years; camel, 50 to 80 years; horse 20 to 40 18; oX, ‘15 to 40 years; dog, to 34 eard ; cat, 19 to 18 years. Whales are be- ed to Hve 400 years. An approgching hurricane mas affect the atmosphere and the rays of light pas: through it for more than a thousand cs. WhHen a true flame-colored suns is peen during the burricane season below the 35th parallel, even when there is 000 W 1 hurry to safety. The ewe-inspiring phe- nomenon may precede the sea swell and ispper cloud movements by from twenty- four to forty-eight hours, and may 'be the only ‘timely warning of the dangerous pieal storm of small diameter.—Seien- tific American. : No Fancy, No Frill, High Prices We Kiil ! Up-to-the- Minute "Merchandising THE RIGHT GOODS AT THE RIGHT PRICES, BRING . - GREAT RESULTS FOR _The Pasnik Co. FIVE STORES Main street, Norwich, were, recent visi-|Palmer Memorial hall, Thames lodge, tors in Leffingwell. No. £2. L 0. O. F., celebrated the 103rd sie and Evel Beard, C.|anniversary of the founding of the Odd| . Goeffrey 'ahd Roy L. Beafd at-|FeHows lodge of America, also, the 24th| i a supper and entertainment ‘Fri- {ANNIVE £ 1 had day evening at the Montville Cénter |56 charter. members and ‘now numbers 9 s about 155. was served. particular fall in pressure, it is wise tof- MONTVILLE Tuesday- evening at the lodge rooms in S supper held Tuesday evening at At the T Baptist ch: aturday , | the First Bozrah Baptist church was‘weil | evening there is to be a for the attended. The Ladies’ Aid soclety serv- hurch and eon, tion, ed becf loaf, escalloped potato, potato prepared programme | salad, pickles, rolls, ocoffee, calke and! deavor Soclety, for ice cream. Around eleven men = The olatic “KEVETONE VIEW €O NEw voux Gregory Chitcherin, Soviet for- olgn minister, who is representing Russia at the International Confer- ence at Genoa. Ttaly. don Saturday. . ven. repairs . en Mrs. Mary Woodmansee's | house. 3r. and Mrs George P. Bdwards are * My. Collins’ Letter Please send me to this address (St. Fla.), & largo bottle of ; Mylioeisin Nev bed. Mr. Eugene E. Collins, 54 years - aresident of New Bedford, Mass., where he resides at 173 Arnold St., writes interesting letter. Frieiy Says his present excellent condi- tion is due to Wincarnis. Petersburgh, Wincarnis, ford, Mass. here for the winter. 1 am 72 years old, and am much more vigorous and active than most men of my age. - I koow that my excellent condition is due to the fact that Itake two or three doses of Win- . carnis every fl»{ as well before used to tire very quickly and. suffer from wakefulness and bad to bundle whenever it was damp or ut ever since 1 began tak- ing Wincarnis 1 have had the energy and endurance of a middle-aged man, sleep soundly and withstand the se- verestof weather, I have noticed that Wincarnis keeps m; and that it stzen, and heart. 1f my fingers tremble and my heart flutters or I feel symptoms of depression or weakness, a dose of Wincarnis gives ‘me relief within ( a few minutes, Wincars 123 0z. Boitle $1.10 s sold in Norwich by - all first clasg druggists Tonic and Restorstive Write for interesting bookdet (free) “HUNDRED PER CENT HEALTH, HOW TO OBTAIN IT” Edward Lassere, Inc., Dept. Z, 400 West 23d Street, New York i FOR THE WHOLE SET OF 6 PIECES Back Again! §1.8 Bacw gait] ON SALE SATURDAY ONLY $1.89 For the Complete Set A ONE-DAY SALE ONLY EVERYBODY HAPPY AGAIN If you were disappcinted at the last sale, because you couldn’t get a set of these Sanitary Kitchenette Sets, then come tomorrow and stand in line. We have plenty this Armiold St,) but I , because I never feit began tekingit. I time. What could be sweeter ? venoficed sk White Enamel or Blue Enamel - ene.tmy nerves it Mystery How We Do It— We Know That— But What's the Argument, You Get the Benefit It’s Only 25 oz. Bottle $1.95 o e E and a first prize was won by Mrs. Mark |cis Winslow of ‘New Landon ‘were {tors at the home of G. A. Sharpe Sun- Modern | day. Nrs. Furber, Cochegan . Camp No. - 9366, ‘Woodmen of America, will hold a cam- palgn celebration at the lodge rooms In Palmer Memorial hall on the evening of May 10th. It is expected that all the odges of eastern Connecticut will be rep- resented. Ralph E. Johnson, supreme or- ganizer, will be present. and a large number will be taken into the order. The Jocal churches were represented at the. union service at Mohegan Congrega- tional church Sunday evening, there be- sont thirty from Palmertown, about { ten from Montville Centre, and about 30 from Uncasville. Th Ladies' Aid Soclety of the Mont- ion Baptist churech was entertain- ed Wednesday afterncon by Mrs, F. J. Hope and Mrs Harriet Furber, at the {* Mrs. Hope. sionary society of the Mont- Baptist church is to meet e of Mrs. Thomas Church this ¥) afternoen. ;. Delia Tousignan and James Boi- and zer were united in marriage Saturday cveping at & o'elock by Justioe of the ¥ wiliam Smiddy. s Dorothy Church attended ' the « of the World Wide Guild held Firet Baptist chureh in New Lon- Jda, Armstrong of New Haven is her Qaughter, Mrs. Pearl Chapel. Archie Garrett and Matthew Murphy huve obtained employment in New Ha- 3r. and Mrs, Fred F. Church motored |~ to New Haven Suunda Mr. Hathaway of Waterford is making Mass, 3 id_Barnn and Mrs rd of Gllead, and Miss Fran-| Have You Piles? Fhen You Have Something to Learm| Thousands who have piles have net do the same for you, learned that quick and permanent re- lief can only be accom plished with in- ternal medicine, Nelther cutting nor any amount of treatirent with oint- ments and suppositories will remove the cause, & Bad circulation causes piles, Thers is a complete stagnation of blood In the lower bowel and a weakening of the parts. Dr. J. Leonhardt was first to fin His prescrip- tlon is HEM-ROID, a fablet medicine,| taken Internally, ‘that {8 now soid by druggists generally. Dr. Leonhardt tried it in 1,000 cases with the ma ous record of success in 95 per cen and then decided It should be sold un- der a rigid money-back guarantee. | Don't -waste any . more time with! outside applications. Get a package of| HEM-ROID from Lee & Osgood today. It has given safe and lasting rellef fo thousands of people, and should do the came for you—it seidom fails. With Those New Silk Scarfs— AMlecolors=:c ol 16. Worth up to $15.00, material, ‘Here Is Another Knockout Blow to Those Who Try to Compete Ladies’ Silk Taffeta Dresses, or Ladies’ Polo Coats, silk lined, at............ Biggest Line of Millinery Ever Shown. Bear in Mind Sample Hats, at Half Price Yes, and some at less than half price. Lock here before you buy. A few Sample Coats for Children, worth $20,00:78f .. n $10'50 Children’s Polo Coats, sizes from 8 to Piping Rock Sport Hats— Al coloya’ oo hn s e Ladies’ Jersey Suits, made of all-wool ' up-to-the-minute ‘wortly BI5.00, at . oo R THE PASNIK CO. SELL FORLESS Five Good Stores In Five Good Towns. Is There a Pasnik Store In Your Town ? Us. $10.50 $1.97 ab. i $7.50 $1.50 $8.50 styles — Mrs. William Ladd day Mrs. Edwin "Wheeler, Clinton Thomp- son and Mrs. Rose of Yantic. CHESTNUT HilJ Mrs. L. K. Moore of Sea CIiff, N. who has been the guest of her c Mrs. A. S. Peckham, for a week or two, was joined by her husband, Dr. ! Tuesday after his attendance at th {York Eastern Methodist Meriden which closed the fi weels. W. W. Palmer and family and Mrs. Charles Davis in Frankiin the first of the week. Mrs. W. D. D: Freeport and other places on Lon; Mr. and Mrs. G. B. D’mon motored to Hartford on Friday of 1 ! Clara Kron has been with her mother since Easter, has returned to her he The steam sawmill Saquier of Columbia is in t ing lumber for a barn w is soon to build. A party was given at Windhurst Wed nesday, it of Louise, ‘Winthrop Davol.. ™ Love is felt but not desc [PSWICH BE HERE TOMORROW, AND HAVE $1.89 WITH YOU Cnrly 1 set to a cusiomer. No deliveries unless you pur- chase somcthing else with it. None sent C. 0. D. No telephcne orders accepted. None sold to children under 3 years of age. ) NCW LET’S GO !—BY GUM !—BY GINGO | >CHWARTL BROS., . Inc. “THE BIG STCRE WITH THE LITTLE PRICES” “{§ 9-11-13 WATER STREET NORWICH, CONN. REMEMBER, DON'T MISS THE FIRE SALE ON - | BEDS ! Palmer enterta 1 §un- conferer 11 has been visit st week. | of New . wh Irs. Zenow beiong g - to being the third birthd aughter of Mr t Announcement has ey Brothers that, be- April 29, at midnight, ciocks of the firm will be advanced road, | ginning Saturday, like seasickness—it PR o skape. rert 4 “or Jfen Womey ' 1 i ;1 e ; cE i il Jhe exceptional appearance an -wearing qualities of Jpswich stock- ings will appeal fo every member : o your family. : Obtainable at most gooa stores in, : silke, worsted heather, mercerged and : ~cotton_for men,women and children. e AN —