ots / REED THENTER, Chas Kahuly, Lesss Coolest Spot in Town tites of the thirsty quenched Dby the| Ny __ ____ == | sale of “bitiers” and this mode of break- again great lawyers heve said in the|that there are curative . &5 DICTATES OF FASHION. of potash and bitartrate of past two years that the spirit of the | qualities in the grass and its hiossom. 114 YEARS OLD. ing the law and beating the sovernment 5 . o) Ml Dot | iieea for the 1obistn *That | She. tells Of sucoess n prescribing al- arks erbs Siies, 13- & Week; Boo a | /A0 Deon golng on for & g0d WRUS, | 120e perches in high bowswon hais: | | b inféchon of ‘whooping wough. (S BRI Ds Ty Avthix Barber of She LEalts Julce f0r the nerves, and claims fas TRt ure Feature Picture, m o but the trade has received a hard blow | 1t covers silk evening gowns; It forms | can be conveyed before the child has | TTinity Congregational church in Law- | that it is one of the wonders for wak- That sve g2 s nee AFTER MANY YEARS = by a recent decision of the United | beautifulswraps cither in separate | begun to “whoop.—Home Chat. rence when he was talking about the | ing people up out of lethargy and mak- | raised to thelr highest ciiciency, for s ﬁ: at the Postoffice at Norwich, | States treasury department that, un- | glory or combired with gold tulle. — mayor of that city being in jajil for | ing them feel like working harder. Also and enriching the D1ogd. 4% | DRAMATIO sTORY OF nLUE AND Conn, ss second-class matier. less such compounds are sufficiently | On many of the lingerie dresses “Beef Loaf.” ';:.';:fs‘ﬁf{a ﬁ?nﬁi"::dm": -vﬁch‘lz that noftag. "Mf,'i";“ -llll?- will cure L g i GRAY. Telephone Calls: jcated to unfit them for use as | English evelet embroidery is used. It| One and a half pounds round beef: | feen that. there 15 no Eetting: AWAY | toom ot of the §imiams and intosound | 40,368 testimonlals received by actunl WA FRANIK PLOUY, > AR R TWO HUNDRED CONCOCTION! erwich Bulletin | o rnonss concecnions, | mud g ourie. of the people is defied and the appe- e 9 - = - 5 - ﬂ--uns-n-y. ” R Woman in Lifo and in the Kitehen 3|, s o wen| ppecresmnseess | | RO ever before—in theory only. Again and is combined with voile de cotton, much v . Ballet i e dg remove all bone and gristie; chop fine a count in two years. Be sure to take | poston’s Favorite B ¢ e orone “Reom 2 Burray |that falls upon those who sell whis- | "SR, I Nl most poputar of gen- | DEULCE S1ze of an gk, one tablespoon | and many of them go to jail. Perhaps| grass reduced to smail bulk, though in Hood’s Sarsaparilla Lot and Onfid, . R Toono key over a bar. A list of two hun-|uine summer fabrics, while there are | g < 0ne teaspoon each of pepper | the attendance is not large enough in|gome cases she admits that men are %0 | Get it today n usual liquid form or ren, o B Telephone 210 ared coct: hat within the | s I i’ 3 and poultry esasoning, one cup of milk. | either institution. There is no longer t their habits that sha AR B red concoctions that come W spotted waterials which closely imitate | Stir all well together; bake in a small, | any attention pald to the spirit of & | Coun about thelr habina chocolated tablets calied Sarsatabs. ban and are liable to the tax has al-| foulards and which can be secured | Yoll greased bread pan one and a half | lav, and the lotter of It ia Rewn Into| Pusht Make o Motk sen .:reuﬁb-‘h in Business Office. 30 ges, persons who deal in them Norwich, Thursday, July 21, 1910. 8 e e — | ready been pu ed, §nd, as its con- | for a smail sum per yard hours. Use food chopper if you have | shapes that are not rec Ll = i : Bt & pew Rill Aiharty L ognizable to the ~-Worcest usic. A WARNING TO AUTOMOBILISTS. |tents and its implications become | There iz o new silk liberty shower- | one. e ot elh il ot peeah | (e 107 otues Gobkeys; Worcester Library Tea Store 2e + 2 th known, consternation may be expected | (o, 0} is very effective. Tl\‘ls silk, 33 er is right, and that is not all he said. < Num s mwle The automobolists running over the |, ;09 among the proprietors of lincnes wide, is in the 1 e Tomato Omelet. Flere is one more of the same sound ) Highest Grade Teas and Coffees at d . new road to New London should take | (0 SIS0 MOORE TG PROPISS, O) Inches wide is in the ThSrian toXtne | Fry three alices of bacon crisp. re- [ kind: “We are more mercitul than ever ™ He Should Keep It Up. i e e il e notice of the D. B. Pierce, Jr, Co. |, goryuii of something better, buy | gowns for all occasions. move and add to the fat one sliced on- | before. ~So we are—once a man 15| 1¢ y\ayor Thayer of Norwich can be g i signs and adv ements with refer- |, apgorb their wares. Bretty. inexpencive. Caff and collar | 10n: cook a light brown; beat three | knocked off his fest, beaten and rob- | L WENeT JoadEE 00 NITR I G op | tract Room e, Central Bullding. “nice to in future not making over 15 | “, AVSOID TR WATES | L te con- | sets are made of striped linen with the | 588, & little pepper, three tablespoon.- | bed. -But while men can stand we hit| 0, "letters on state matters through | 164 Main Street. Telephone 257-3 e Sniles an hous over the new macadan | it Uiior the name of “bitiers | Hribes running veund. s ground e v | B e 1o S misre dng | B0 dog days, there will be considorabic [ _§yTTTus CAROLINE H. THOMPSON Bullt by this company. n explana- & i 5 > is white, the hairline stripes are o i 4 i alleviation to whatever trials thal 2= e he writes The Builbtin which are from 50 to 80 per cent | ,.ic o golor, and there may be or | fUrR in a well greased pan, and as it | Worcester Telegram. o Loine o s L Bridgeport | potiomE 1 0o savertising medium i To:evh.r of Music 3 P olor. | thickens roll and serve on hot platter. Standard. fetin for busin future, and it is surprising that it has| “Colored wooden beads making long Joseph’s. Expense Account. been so long tolerated in the past; | chains are worn with plain dresses— Potted Ham. 7 for seller BRA " Gunaimer bave DE|nGtiwith tolletien’ de solree—and the | *&Po’tw ponndi’af lekr s alliwions fan o S EVEeMIELIYe I arneTeas vare that the spitit of the Iaw was | wooden bead embroidery is 4 trimming | pouRd of fat, two teaSpOONLuls Of POW- | Inn Jememn CromE Bt of Eramilin, “We are compeiled to take strong |2Ic0ho not to be permitted in the | pyy not be a narrow hem of th measures to keep automobilists from destroying this new road before it is| complete¢ and turned to the =tate. We are resp ma it used on hats and dresses, is | dered mace, half a nutmeg, - s st and | being violated and the government was | used on hats and d o % R s meg, grated, | pa,, reports that in making up the ex- Lessons glven at my residence o % our properts, until ac: nd | Peins violated and e SOy e g | more simple and unpretending than a | rather more than half a teaspOOnTul of | renme: o his succerstal AEhC In the the home. of the PUpil. Bame method a8 paid for by the state. e per- | | wooden bead? How well it accompa- | cayenne. Mode: Mince the ham fat | republican primaries a small item of T d at Bchawenka Conservatory, i, oct1rd use | robbed of its rev Speed, | commendable rulin ue. . This is-a most | nree S 5e Cloth costume. and lean together in the above pro- Dofted awisses with tiny floral | portions and pound it well In & mor- | trod to make the corséction, and tha sprigs are dainty materials for the in- | tar, seasoning it with cayenne pepper, | sum spent to make success possibie pensive summer neglicee, and are [ pounded mace and nutmes; put the | Appears after the readjustment ‘nished this season in deléctable de- | mixture into a deep baking' dish and | 31351843 —a trifling amount which Joe igns and co . Ofter a slip of | bake for half an hour, then press it |never will miss from his cash box. hina silk in white or soft color is | well into a stone jar; fill up the jar Once on a time tha Franklin man was fectly willing the public 1his road at a moderate at do mot feel like pa thou- sands of dollars to gra the dest for exeessive speed. We have bee building rosds for the past twe SHORTAGE OF DOMESTIC HELP. It is estimated that Meine can fnd ork for 10,000 girls in the families of F. C. GEER TUNER 122 Prospect ft. . 611, Norwish, Cu vears, and have observe! them closely | that state. The fact is, there iS NO| . oq ynder the swiss and greatly en- ; With clarified lard, cover closely and | 5 gevoted advocate of the free and un- <+ 2nd have no hesitation worker in such quick demand in any | §3Sces (he charm of the model. ~ | Paste over it @ plece of thick brown | limited e af Gt 1 Eny Tocoed the speed mania state of New England as the compe- | ' For warm serviceable robes that will | paper. If well seasoned it will keep a | stands scod in its fres and unlimited N & tent, faithful girl for housework. stand hard service and afford a cozy | 1ong time in winter and will,be found [ gcattering along the primary pathway a S | very convenient for sandwiches. B g a0y I A. W. JARVIS «crease in the co: am roads of over tw lars were sent out by the bu- | warmth at a cool summer resort ze- B RRE of twonty ustrial and labor statistics |nana eloth is perhaps the best choice | ;,“.,,. an c“[, ana settled macadam a | of Maine to every one of the 521 cities, | and the range of colors in this ma- Never Fail Sponge Cake. appetites and memories may rest easy 18 THE LEADING TUNER IN 3 e S ana ana and plantations. Definite fgures | terial is unprecedentedly large this | Two eggs, beat five minutes with |in sure knowledge that Joe will con- EASTERN CONNECTICUT. il ot do > m, and owns and plantations, Definite gures | soason. The soft French flanncls, t00, | egg beater; add one cup sugar, beat | tinue to give his capital dinners if he ‘Phone 518-5, 16 Clalrmount Av can be m: ained in perfect rej B BRI r ot sl g d are prettier and more varied in color [ two minutes; one level cup flour, one | can find his way back to the banks of ept22a > =t a slight expense, but a speed much | Was a large city and desizn than usual and albatross |level teaspoon baking powder, pinch |the Potomac. After the primaries and P in excess of that raises the dust and | These 113 cities and towns reported | cioth berdered by buttonholed scallops [ salt; lastly add.one-half cup boiling | the dining there still may be a sur- Joosens the To such an extent | conservative estimates of the number|and lined with China silk makes one |milk; flavor with one-half teaspoon [plus to expend in standard postage 0 that it is almost impossible, without [of per nent positions available for | of the daintiest and v ractical ®f | each of lemon and vanilla; beat all to- | stamps_to be stuck on letters to his g to work as 50. informal boudoir gowns gether with egg beater: bake twenty | friend, Mr. Archbold.—Chicago Evening < ttention, to keep these roads [ girls v - H OUR B e e e s Ta s | "% aly 31 her cant. of e Hanes s minutes in moderate oven. Post. ° ° Bomd themectves. | Al automobilists | fair cethmate thit the remamning 79 | AR execllent pollsn for qriinary burt | HOME GARMENT MAKING—THE BULLETIN'S PATTERN SERVICE. 7~ ho have the good road movement at | per cent. would require at least twice o Tinseed ol and one part spir ‘ parts of lii IS NOW COMPLETE. and helpmain- [as many, or 6,450 more, making & | lts of turpentine, ftting and y-iive per cent. | Circ miles an hour'| reau the anxious ones fn Washington with Teart should ce-opera. “2ain them by using @ littie moderation | full 10,000. Tse & plece of cloth or fine flannel 3n regard to sveed roads. If| The wages paid are equal to or bet- [ and apply to the surface of the furni- “they do not, & law will be passed that |ter than those paid in stores and ,"then rub well in with a paé of class girls are of- [ Wool. Another nlan is to equal a week and all | Proportions of turpentine iseed oil | will compzel them to respect the rights | many offices ~of the eontractor and the state. I say |fered from $3 this mot only for myself but in behalf | reasonab and yineg: e mal o et el Special P " =il the world. Sixty cent. of hands, and underneath irms | of an otherwise charming model, atd designers were quick to remedy ft. This White and Black Stripe Suitings, 45 | = = 5 Special Prices SRES eutire investment is in the United | ™ ot hid TR £, x i added | waist may be made of plain linen, of pongee, volle, chiffon, Jace or other matertal. | inches wide, three styles— Women's and Misses Ipdia Wharf Steamed Beer, 50c doz ‘Sv-l-t;; The‘ gt bl ~r$~~~e(nz i After the picnic is the time to give ?O’fx;'\“ two lablespoonfuls of the com- 1 For morning wear it Is quite smart made of linen with a frill of fine lawn. The Clearance price, yard 45¢ en, & elephiones in this coun 8.40, 15|, rue definitio € eat: pi PRV iriin of ammoniia. P pattern () is in 6 sizes. 32 to 42 Inches, bust Size 3 bust requires Narragansett Steamed Beer, 55a

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