Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 3, 1922, Page 4

NORWICH BULLETIN and. Covurier 3 ey dag 8 e (Sl Sosdey. ‘ pdétption pribe 135 & K 68 & mests; WH .uu_:_mnufime—.u CIRCULATION WEEK ENDING OCT. 28th, 1822 REPUBEICAN TICRET Unitéd States Semator GEORGE P. McLEAN, Simsbury Governer €HARLES A. TEMPLETON, Watérbury Eltstifiis Govirnot HIRAM BINGHAM, New Haven Btith Sstrétary FRANCIS A. PALEOTTI Hartford State Treasurer G. HAROLD GILPATRIC, Putnam. Genera] m.wzfi AL Wmam Hockl thmcii M. sm:{ofi Westport Cémgriliiia, Bevodd Diitric hcnuu: P. FREEMAN, New Loadoa State Sématers m—m':s'r E. ROGERS, Ne¥ Lag: don.. !E‘l ROBBINS, Norwich B & fix‘sr.n, Wosd: S E ALLEN, Vernon. , .. Goukiy Bheriw' onEY A !BOWN"No' Lendon Fodge o Bivbars FERBN 5 AFLIN, Werwich e —— Hfigs WiTHh® FHE INcBME »"&.. ‘52"" % aris i the presént ad- : u wminrwn hsist uAu s [t n.ib- B 54; e . i?'fil & soend and eomméndinre Movh, Whith has alfeady given evidenc th&t it s dceomplishy the des! el With the closing of thé last P ;flr with a bilancé becausé of ¢ ence of doing Eovérnmént 4bHEsE o & b s thitre wes Bt 48 Foly dh 6k fof s préss Bscil yeir ehding fidst JuRe. % ot thd 1afge appropride: t 458 {68 rldiization - that the e Would fot provids sumigiént (ufl- to meet thém. It Was a case for thé Bulfet bureda ind that bresu with the task 8o siccbsstilly; §l’fllmm. boh fim:z fof its éc: wis &0 gh‘ 3 u- %« 4 gt :‘fia Petts of & defcit x!“c'r'.’. redr chitneing 1 g Hétt July ufl m:. bén #5 trehtéd that it is possible to predict dm the ifitey will ltve withih the in: xna-m Fhat ths bstimitéa faceintd 18 18 fovéfnmént Wonla b, it Whs bént upon the budget bureau tokesp appropriation$ within thet smount. to paré them but prelinaaty 4 Hiow Enow fuch will bé doné, that the éxpen: can be r icted to the revenue witt St Bé nécéssdty ts give coniderdtion to further taxation. # #f administration accomplish- iént; U8 6f many which stand to tha @Fbdie of the president and thé répud- , and i Which Eohnset tfvé$ A confféss Ravé For the cdfitinvdtion 6f this charae. tiF of service #nd randing at & umes|in % thn welfaty &f thé plople of (4is Mflm&l district the fl &; of 1@ voters next Tadsltay + thift Sériator McLeih and Con- fieflh 4ré réturnéd té mnzzmsmm, vho hivg 6 664 wotk M phx ina it 'i la‘isfit 6 thé " 8 nu&% lto sink in and 1 A ‘({ven 4 ghance to mssbrt itself, | Thé aght for greatér Sarits in thé g 3 postoficé Peels tne &ftéet of it the senats and the houss of represcn- tatives from Conmnecticut. Thé record of congtéss his beén es- tablchéd {h 4 siert péfiod ot tim8, and it is to the credit of the country. SR ) GOVERNOR .ALLEN'S PLEA. ‘Senator Allen 6f Kihisss Has demon- strated time and again that he has ¢h courage to taeklé Probléms that ne 2djustiig and it 18 & hatter of recotd that h& has midé Somé exeellent pros- ress ifi certain dalvéttions through his éffort: He gainéd much prominends because of his advockey and support of the indditrial ed§rt in Kansas for thé Purpose of overeeming thé Qetrimentdl effects of stfikes B8t ohly 6 those di- Tectly involved, Bt ¥§ the puplié gener: It was an aetsMplisl that gained Widespréda attéhtion approval. The chiet ekecutive 6f Kansas hAs Béen an ardént supporter 6f Ww and of- %ér, and We hay fecéntly e8Me into the public eye again bécagee of Mis denunh Elation of that orgafilstlon which Sists upon its membérs ~ going . about rasked and taking isW and order intd théir o¥n hidnds, JHe frankly dscldtds that SgeR an ganichtion $Mould be dstamed of itssih a3 &t the game timé in sptaking i thpsé afainst whom tha Gfgasiizdtis: Sforts sre ditdcted calitd stténiion to théir practices which ought %o be_dbindoned. in declaring that actions of both ‘n ebftain nmespects are unworthy of Amer icans he puts forth the plea of: “Let’s gét on the basis of hener, love and @e- ceficy.” It % 4 prodlem which ke tackled withodt Floves dnd the pléa which hé mide canriot fif) to develop some earnest thinkmg i# it is permittéd sound Americanism agd AUTO FATALITIES. In ¥ie® of &l thé &Forts that havs beeri madé to bring about & reductioh in the number of dedths from motor vé- hicle &ccifénts it 18 with régret that fiz- ures fbr 1321, just 8'sclosed, show that there was an incrédsé 6f svér 1085 ovér 1920 within 34 states. It is to be ré- alizéd that thit intrédsé may not be in proportion to the increage in the num- Bér of automsbiles in thé Same-statds but it shows a tendency in the wrong diréction for WhH the 14rgé increase th thé numBer of autdy thers is need for the &xi of gréatér cs#8 and thit doesn't appeu to be thé case. In faét 1t 1s HoWn that thé 8dfdty of the high- way has decreased with the numBér of might be ditishs, th8 &ferts bringing about greater safety hive nat accofupliehea i1l thit Wis 3 Bé destred. The one gratifying fact is that in th's Etats tnerd was Béen & reéur:t!eu in thé deaths tats from Stch aoclaents. It was slight 284 tHd athte stil Holds sec:nt! 4§ tH8 feasons for “What do you think!” cribd the ty wife, ‘hers {8 the announeemint ij papér of the wedding of our old bacm friend, RON&N, Névéfimore. HE'S mar- ried! at last! And never said a word— 8oesn’t he think he's gmart and how do you Bupposé it happenéd?” “Pll Det h8 doésn't krow,” Siid the t youfig bachelor who wis calling. “When one of those elderly, dye-in-the- wool bachelors is grabbed and mafried he never does quite come out of his dazed reslgnation.” ‘Totyn: of the sort,” the pretty wife tolt tly attér fyrther perus- ifll {30} @'y, mdrfiéd that &wiylly pretty gifl cl!y Squirts, who came oyt Avé yédrs &go &nd 1H4s béen such & belld, so I Bupposs be 48 delirfous- 1y happy.” EEons it1” Afreéd her husband, “thwu Jusk whig Be will bs and I don't kRgw ‘ hard o endure than on¥’s se gond and go Rippily ly mirried. He's Set in his oplnlonl and it's his pet opinion !gu aBout theh that he dlone of all the ih the Wholé world has just dis- eted f}‘ | He Wewts i cfOW been. goidg thlésq years, but.he With WS own affairs ¢ much impression up- on him. ‘He's got along sa nicély without it thiit its: prévalence rithér amugés nim e watches His foolish friends ham- h families, doctor's bills and im- grocerymen and unsble ‘to g0 t ting when the fit striké§ them or even iy the loud pattern of clothes they se- cretly prefer, “It is not that he wishes to boost mm:elt. but thers are times when it does séem 0dd that he Shiould be the only man in the world with 2 graln of common sense, He grows agile in dodging a friend’s cousifi from, Des Moines who re- aily %0uld make & eplendld wite for some fellow and is guite futhless in for- getting to write to the pretty girl visit- ing the Wombacrks who gushed so and g(&k&d him from the fir§t. He is his own 088. “And whén he falls he falls hard. It hu!penu to Mim while he isn’t looking on all pouM Him for al his been so bl that it aER't ’.ETTERS TO THE EDITOR Conditions at the Free Académy Mz Editor: Thé incri in number of pupils. ibtenflmg thé Norwich Freé Acad- my makes it nécéssary for the trustees of that thstitution, Both for the safe of ef- |y ficlency of thé school and for thé sake of thoSe who may wish fo enter hereafter, 6 decisivé action &t &n early date, & Acidémy must either refuse to receive in Septéfmber &ny more pupi than the number of graduates {8 .2 or, mua( make pro\\s\on to_accommoda él%w e fitted to ent In 1910, the present building was_ opes thete wéré 337. Norwich pupi E;m; there are 697 Nerwich pupils. H18ihg Wik plinnéd to 4ccommodate [1]] yuv!!t plies among the 81 Watsd But when theré is an actual @écreass ifi ihid mum; fathli et a Whes there sy & 1 o_large natber of cirs thére s ime satistac- tiof 5 B6 ghified Pom that shewing thotigh the neea A opbbrtdnity b iprovemént ciffiot fan to appedl o ind évéry ownér of & cir ind usds of tHé nighiwdys & | MEhways miist be Ki pt Up ufimhfmy 2EcoR n'Ah bv?fl:’ It is & Well known fact thit the Bust nhs of the postoffice 1§ reparded is an éxcollent bAfometer of busindss in gen- eril. When businéss 15 ;finsw:m Busifiess i§ brisk 4Ad ineréasing féct s likéwise Shown in thé xfihsrui hdfdled, thé recélpts and i féquiréd '!'hus &n éxcéliént 1aéa of thé prés- ent bulindsk conditién zhmugfiont thé countfy cdfi b6 gAined from thE & nodncéming fnof the buréde of éngr: ing and printing that 315,265,000 Post- ie Stahipd were pHt Btit By thit bu- rédy on Monday bt this wétk. THAt & fecord production afid it mahs bidt thé miils aré to be cBiféspondiagly Bty when it comes to hinauhl thé mmen the stamps dré atthehéd it réfuiféd ne bmall emumasat a8 powdIble such 4n ourpet; to bé remembered that that b ngaged in, thé Printing bf rauch mo: thin postage stdimps add when it &ofes necessary tb push Hid printtfz tdinps to & récérd &moufit 1t réflec: thé amount 6f Busimiess thdt thé Post office depastment has reason to dntici- pate. Thé Bra&nctibn of these §HifMDE involves much Woi they i &id in thé lccompumnen: of A& vast volume in addition all of which indi- cites the much desired beétter business|fc conditions, EDITORIAL NOTES. eitfierwise Novémbér {8 fufnilhing 4daéa riasons for thanksgivifig this yéar: 1t the campaign whrms in thE week it may pdés sanifnér. & Bit Witn- for Théian hé min on the corner says: Some u Pebols refer to emain on sense as if it|kowin wasn't olfl tuhione = Thete are tven thosé 8 Blcisions of thé supF the hahaE sz pomch Ths du!y which jéu & ifi: poitg gfit would _put tHent sn maas&w Aaa ufiismn n conditions. ufiu h:s“ i “&.a sh't 81 o lm" thére probably 1o objection to thd 2| 6Pnifig of the Lausanné pesss ugkk ence o tha lltfi With thé afihbtmebmi #| Yok university 1 1§ Hn ii::l:; &l Fip “*"“sc:a ti atum%‘l Ll m%ms g fii- o S‘fi‘“’“ \:kxd ‘Wélar flbr ot the British' & Mustaphe Kemal. t]33 bif results as he gor continué to expdng, cha.rg- ln& ihliévér tuition midy B& hécessary to defray these costs, the tfusteés would prol By be wfllln: to do %o, Sich 4 alfag§ bE less thin the fiu per p ipils in good hlkh cdu 46 thé. Income Trom invest- thé gchool is used éntirély £3én of tuition charge. othér hand; ths téwn pre- 153 ta look &ftér tHe incredsing High scticol napmmn? in tome othér _way, spénthg of & {:3' téasbns mua iBove n paragrapn i§ deslra&!b that Bome définite éx- i of pdblic opirilon be obtiined in the near r\uure n ordér thht prepara- 68 & &t 4n edrly date. (Slkfled) [ 8E § P OLIVER L. 3O COSTELLO LIPPY Biéeutive COthihittes, Académy. Norwich, Nov. 2, 18 Mies Mord mmwm. diter yaur corréspondent that %fiflé’s (nr mi&eig “F. J. W." the_ questioh . 5f (or h&) Q‘O\ul write more inés thit nf{l Entirély 5r nédtly oblit- this _thought has, meé any = {or_his) mind; lt hlueg was tiking moré lnwxlaimh than 4 year &go, énd the nurhbers that are in: in néar pol? regular poison 6 !In o at many of thé element en seen by the jn a mdft Slsgusting condition of lnloxiuuon 'l'he Vo tead . law ‘én- Ny intélligent rir a o\:i t Cia’ inaw, fismey dre willing s conditién of tin-enforcement had exlated :xnce the first day of prohib tion. 4nd conditions instedd of ghtting worse. Thé time ing when this law wi é has been the cause of more unloyalty and un-Asfitrican confiuet, had #n¥ oth- § it) & , and a great many lét laughs among those that are brought more closely into con- tact with pH own_library eoua n & Saiirt into | therefore, what tséy wrlte. Norwich, Cofin., Nt {scous :am’fi" m.. ! o take cl&neéflo} in m nei Brlimn membér of thé moha m:fl’“ § e § )110 m Buzhelor #risnd who has | | l 'étofies Tl_mt Recall Others ’l and, though he may ream 2 bit at first, when he gives uy the* gir] has ‘em all he had: known there her in the wirld he married long ago. “He generally loses twenty pounds or so worrying for fear she won't take him, too. Whenever you meet an old bach- elor friend and note that he is looking thin and haggard, prepare for wedding bells. But he is shy about coming right out In public and saying that he has been a darned fool all these vears. He 18 tickled to death at what is happening t0 him and he'd like to stand on one foot and stick his finger in his mouth and grin, but that style’s gome out of grown-up men, so he sort of loses his héad and begs for a sudden wedding With .no preliminary fusses, He says it would be such fun to surprise every one, dearie, and so they are married and mail the announcements from the train that bears thém away. “All the while they are wal ay or climbing the mountal the lakes he is saving ne'll bet peor back home are surprised! And by the | time they get back home he is 8o proud of himself for being so clever and brainy as to have got married that he slaps you on the back and ‘Pretty neat, hey? Never dreamed d you, old boy?” Having been married many years himself, the man who is stopped on the street can’t quite see why the enthusiasm and pride. Matrimony is an easy thing; it has happened in several billion cases before this and there have been times When one has slammed out of the front door with dark purple convictlons in re- gard to it. So on the whole why take s man's valuable time shouting about i women ould have been g Broad- or sailing: “Our dear friend Ronald Nevermors 1§ lost and gone, I'm t talk for a year about how smart he was to get married without yo pecting he had it up hi Ish up by expk much préttier and nicer his than ny other wife there ever was. And before he gets through doing this you'll be- so tired and mad that youwll just stop asking him when you are making out -attractive dinner lis want special people. He'll be just an ordinary married man and all distinc- tion gone. He'll get a grouch when discovers that several persons b himBelf are married, too, and no ban to prevent any of th me in time to come. 1 ,uv dmt know what 1798——James M. federate Great Britain and Franc Fairfax Coun , died at Alex- andria, Va., in 18 1835—Stevens T. Mason- was inaugurated first state governor of Michigan. Louis was first illuminated by gas. 1872—Fenian sympathizers held a dem- onstration in Hyde Park, London, in disregard of the law. 1884—Lord Wolseley arrived at Dongola the expedition to Khartoun. 1893—A large section of Santander, Spain, was destroyed by the explo- sion of a dynamite ship in the| harbor. | 1804—J. Pierpo: Morgan presented the ! stolen Ascoli government, 1914-Warren T. Harding was eclected TUnited Sxa(es 'ena\tor from Ohio. Cup to. the Italian | ng uncondi d from internment. nn Feimers were -nally re- Lacked Cow Touch Oné womah who -could hardly be classed as a connoisseur of art, or even Newly Appointed Quarter- master General Qitions, than_ thelr | -ebierihs hws PrioTo stRVICE, MW YoRK™ Major Général Willlam H. Eu'. %\: néwly inpomted Quartermastes nérdl of the Arthy. who hés ar rivéd in Washington and entersd l&gon the distharge of his new wd imparun: uties. En 26 SHETUCKET STREET a dilettante, was looking at a well éexé- cuted landscap® one ddy and focuséd & scornful eve on a cow in the phinting. She salg it didn’t look like a cow and then to cdp the climax shé ran her hafid over the rough ‘surface of the artist’s work and said: “Now, see there, thdt dont feel like a cow at all!” “Painting That?” When one artist who paints a gredt deal begins work on a canvas she dislikes to be bothered by curlous folk. “Invari- ably they ask” she siys, “Whether I am painting that scené ‘out there’ and there I am at work on it &t the momént!” How to Economize on Anthracite. The Anthracite Buredu of Informa- tion is distributihg a circolar contain- ing instructions issued by the Navy Department on the use of anthracite economically. Referrifig to the fhan- ner in which anthracité fires shodla be handled and poihting out thé advan- tage of-using thHe smallér and cheaper sizes, the DEpa}thient circular says “At night, aftér the firé is zhaken down 4nd sothe of the largér coal put on, the fire can bé banked for the pi by -shoveling on 4 top dressing of No. 1 buckwhea.t “This top; dredsing tends to hold down the draft and aids in the proper ahd econofmic combustion of the coal budy as a wholg, “In the morning, at_least in mild weather, the furhacé should be Shakéh down &s ukual 4nd fired with somé of the regular ecoal, “After the fire has begun burnink well it can hs checked or. bankéd by using 2 quantity of the fine coal is top dressing. “The two sizes of coal never shouid bé mixed, but kept in separate, bind. The buckwheat si ould be used only 8k a top dressing, and should not g used pt with the larger sizes e “The or: ce does not have sufficient drlzg to, luce lllllbh results when eat, l! used élther chejtnut or “The mct propod.wn ot un.ul and t the Hrst scent o[ its fragrance, and it’s "Good to thelastdm REG. US: PAT: OFR) MAXWEL COFFI E lHflUSf! All the Newest Styles MEN WOMEN A DOLLAR OR TWO A WEEK PAYS THE BILL! Never before have we had such a complete show- ing of Fall and Winter Apparel for Men and Women. All the newest models from high-grade ¢/ manufacturers. Prices for every purse. E = WOMEN AND MISSES Fur-Trimmed Wraps and Coats Stunning Coats Without Fr- Fashionable Suits Beautiful Dresses MEN AND BOYS Big Variety of All-Wool Overcoats Conservative Busifiéss Suits Snappy Sport Suits Boys’ Two-Trousét . Suits EASY WEEKLY PAYMENTS N\ NORWICH, CONN. large coal should bé dtérmined by ex- Periénce and by whedther conditions. “Keéep thé egg 4nd pés coal in sépa- rate bins. g “If you havé & good béd of fire put the eg8g coal on first and then 2add a smallef. amiount of pea coal. “if thé fire is low put on 4 little pea codl and aftér a gbod bed of fire is formed add the egg &nd pea coal as above. Lt g “Always carry & liyer of ashes on the grate to prevent the coal from falling throdgh. “Shake the grates' with short strokes —just enough to remove most bf the uh.,fl leaye a layer on the grate. en slightly losen the fire with a poler 50 that the &ir can pass through “Al!uw theé fite to burn up brightly; lhen add a little coal “Allow. the fire to bufn rather freély for about fifteen minutes; then Al the fire-box with coal almost to the bottom of the coaling door. “If you change your order or af least par tof it to egg and pea or egs and No. 1 buckwheat you will ge! qicker delivery, as well as save money.” The Anthracite Bureau of Informa- tion will furnish free copies of 1 pamphlet on éconoly in the use o anthracite. The Velvet Touth For the Skin Introducing for Fall and Wintter “Stylnsh Stout Out Sizes” A ling of Footwéar in which scientific study has combined style and grace with the roomy corifort reduired by stout womeén. STYLISH STOUT 'OUT SIZES are atid dési made in all the latest lasts gns. Their éxira width #t the inkle and bali makes therfi 2 delight to the woman Who hias sfiured of findifig foot edse in shoes that look well. The Built-in Stéel- Arch Suj Pport distributes the weight afid fakes the stihsli heel practicable, at the sime time giving the shoe a déd comifort. THE MODEL BOOTERIE 132 MAIN STREET NORWicH; eom