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Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14
The Expenses of One Woman.

Editor Social Corner; In these days
of low wages for women and high
prices it may be interesting for the
single women who read this column 10
know how one ten dollar "a week
spinster lives in the city. 1 keep a
flat of four rooms, pay IS per month,
gas 63 cents per month. pay on n
$500 insurance, do a business which
requires 81 per month advertising
live well. have good clothes, do my
own work sewing and making, take
a daily and Sunday paper and put $40
every month in the bank. 1 am nearly
SO years old. When 81 years old
walked two miles to my work every
morning. returning at night. I belong
to no society, nor spend my money for
candy, yet am very comfortable. IL
you can find another person doing bet
ter than this would like to hear from
that person. BUSINESS.
Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14
Always Time for Courtesy.

That there was always time for cour-
tesy was law OF life indeed with those
rare and kindly spirits who belonged
to the golden age of American life
and literature, but in the storm and
stress of modern life and money get
ting the situation is more as Whittier
expressed it in his consideration OF the
spiritualism of his day: Il sometimes
say with Shakespeare: % for some
courteous ghost but nothing ever
comes to me"-Vernon Murray.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14
Mock Cream Pic.

Editor Social Corner: Let me tell
the S. C.'s how to make mock cream
pie: Roll out the upper and under
crust with a little -four between and
bake a delicate brown. Then as soon
as baked slit and set them away to
cool until wanted for the table. When
wanted, fill them with a custard made
of one pint of boiling milk. thickened
with two eggs, two-thirds cup white
sugar two taHolespoonsfuI of -four, salt
to season, and scald together until
thickened. When almost cold, fill the
pie. This has been tried and is very
nice, l think.
MRS. L. MAYNARD.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14
A PLEASANT WORD WITH ALL.

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14

II pays TO be a good waiter In the
old country and man viii often re-
main a lifetime with one house and
even at one table. commanding the
respect of those he serves. He al
ways speaks four or Ave languages,
and 1t is astonishing TO the American
abroad to hear his waiter passing from
table TO table converting easily in Ger
man, French, Italian and English.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14
influence Of a National Anthem.

After the siege of the Pekin legs-
tons a dozen Russian soldiers bent
on loot and outrage raided' the house
in which one OF my band boys lived
with his mother and sister" Sir Rob-
ert Hart said at dinner at the Au-
thors' club. THE boy snatched his
violin and played the Russian national
anthem and the hooters stood at at
tention. Then they left the house
without molesting anyone"
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14
Passion and Pride of Man.

Quarry the granite rock with rs-
zors. or moor the vessel with thread
of silk: then may you hope with such
keen and delicate instruments as hu-
man knowledge and human reason to
contend against those giants. the pas-
sion and the pride of man.-Cardinal
Newman
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14
Years Of Suffering
Caterrh and Blood Disease :
Doctors Failed to euro.

Miss Mabel f. Dawkins, 1914 Lafay-
cite St, Fort Wayne, Ind. writes:l
For three years / was troubled with
catarrh and blood disease. tried sew
erai doctors and dozen different rem
edies, but none OF them did me any
good. A friend told me OF Hoods Sar-
saparilla. i took two bottles q this
medicine and was as well and strong
as ever. l feel like different peraoa
and recommend Hoods to any one nIf-
fering from cataErh."
Get IL today in usual liquid ferws -
Nhocolated tablets called oarootal9ps
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14
a nAhfnHs Wona

1.-The worst thing about owing peo-
pIe," sighed the woman, ''is that it
seems to give them the right to ask
us such personal and impertinent ques-
tions about things that really should
be none of their business. never
stave off my piano man. for example.
that he doesn't ask how IL is that
can afford 10 pay SO much for my
fat"
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14
Veteran Firemen's Association.

A meeting OF the honorary MEM
bers of the Naugatuck fire depart
ment was held Saturday night to dis
euss the question of forming a per-
manent veterans association Such
an association has been agitated
from time to time but has never
been formed in the borough The
comm ntee elected to have charge of
the preliminary work reported a list
OF twenty-one names of those who
nave signified their intentions of
tOiuttfg
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14
Norwich.
Incidental Qualities of Common
Plant

Editor Social Corner: The primitive
man doubtless had an instinct for GER
tain medicinal herbs, Just as have the
birds and the animals. diseased
dog cannot pass certain grass without
eating II for relief. neither can a cat
ignore the healing virtues of catnip.
but civilized man walks over all the
herbs without recognizing their worth
or beauty. There is the common null
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14
To Thine ownself Be True.

Take it not grievously IL some think
ill of thee. and speak that thou
wouldst not willingly bear. Thou
oughtest to be the hardest Judge OF
myself, and TO. think no one weaker
than myself. IF thou dost walk right
eously, thou wilt not much weigh
fleeing words.-Thomas q -Kempis,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14
Economy.

Editor Social Corner: Wishing to
add interest to the Social Corner, 1
win tell the sisters who are trying to
help to buy home and how to econ
omize to get the weekly or monthly
payments ready how 1 have planned.
l have always tried to save something
each week and not break a bill until
very necessary. For us city people
the wood to start the fire is always
getting scarce. I have hit a very
good plan to save that expense and
still have a good fire. I save all the
old rags that usually go to the rag
man. take the cloth. roll very tight
ly into a ball, and tie with wrapping
Irvine or any string. then saturate
thoroughly with kerosene oil and place
on the range CRATE. 1 have ready
more balls, in an old pail or hod- /
very often use no wood at all getting
breakfast or supper.
Another trouble is the chfldren's
shoes. Try to buy a good shoe, so
that when the sole is worn thin you
may have them soled over and over
again. When the shoe seems to be
getting short, have the shoemaker cut
the new sole one size larger and put
a toe cap on to fit the sole The shoe
will always look good and give good
wear. This plan worked very good
with my boys shoes.
p H.
Nora ieh
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14

When Bessie Abbott appears in New
York next autumn in Mascagni's new
opera, ''Ysobel,'' she will have will
her a dozen beautiful American cho-
rus girls who have been studying will
Mascagni in Paris during the last year
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14

Kyrle Bellew has sailed from New
York for India where he will spend
his vacation He was born there and
spent his early days in Calcutta.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14

Lew Fields has engaged Kate Con
don, Ada Lewis and Fitz Williams for
important roles in THE Summer Wild
overs"
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14

Louis Waller is coming to this coun-
try next fall to appear under the man
agenent of Harrison G. Fiske in Hen
ry "" and Monsieur Beaucaire."
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14

past three years leading conrralto at
the Manhattan opera house, has sign
ed a contract for an extensive con-
cert tour during next season with
HaenseI & Jones, New York managers
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14
A Lahor-s SAVING Device.

Editor Social Corner: In these days
the successful man, whether farmer,
the lookout for that thing (machine
or tool as the case may be-, that Will
(t0 be brief) do the best work in the
least time. 1t is equally so with the
housewife.
Man works from sun to sun,
But woman's work is never done"
IL this is so, how important, how
necessary. that the busy house wife
should have everything possible to
make her work easier. OF the many
excellent labor savers on the market
the vacuum cleaner is. I think. the
best. Many women think sweeping the
hardest part of homework.
After busting and removing all but
the heavy furniture from the room TO
another. and by so doing upset two
rooms. one must then don dust cap
GOTTEN burden some on a hot day., for
the most careful sweeper will raise
some dust. Then for a half-hour. at
least, while sweeping one is forced to
breathe more or less germ laden dust.
After the room is swept and busted
the furniture must be brought back.
How different where the vacuum
cleaner is usedi Beginning with one
breadth of the carpet (ffrst removing
first crosswise then lengthwise and
in a very short time that breadth be-
ing cleaned and furniture back in
place, you will be ready to start on
you have been all over the carpet.
There is little if any dust. A. cap is
not needed. The work is done in
better, easier and surely more sani-
tary way. Many would have a vacuum
cleaner if 1t were not for the cost. To
that person I would say-buy one and
then rent it; by the day or hour. Now
just a word of warning:
Do not rent your cleaner to any and
every one. You will get your money
back quicker, it is true, but your clean
err will be ruined. Rent only to those
of your friends and neighbors whom
you know would be as careful of
rented article as they would if it were
their own. After your cleaner has paid
for itself, you can then make a lit
tie something" Many in and about
Norwich have tried this plan with
gratifying results. The vacuum clean
err for cleaning heavy upholstered fur
niture and mattresses cant be beat"
1 have Learned from
Norwich. ''EXPERIENCE"
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14

A $4,000 theater is to be built in
Richmond, Va, which wifi cater en-
tirely to the negro population
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14

Mrs Fiske is to revive Becky
Sharp" and will use it in connection
with pillars of Society and Han
nele" on her trip to the other coast.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14

Now that Anna Held has retired
from the safge it is said that Flor
enz Zeigfeld is to start Eva Tanguay
in her place. He has plans for a new
musical show for her
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14

Tyrone Power is to be made star
next season. 1t is said he will be
seen in a new play by Charlotte Ram
Kennedy.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14

w. s. Connor has gone abroad tc
see Bernhard and make plans for hel
forthcoming American tour.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14
RURAL DELIVERY.
contrivance in Hard Times.

Editor Social Corner: Three ladies
from the city called without notice
and said they should stay for lunch.
No butcher that day, no baker, no fruit
man; the store miles away; one long
sigh, and ''Oh. dear, what am I to do?''
Well, had three slices of lean bacon
fried, and a piece of cold steak the
size of a mans hand; and a big ham
bone, and scraped every bit from bone
and put all three kinds of meat through
the meat cutter, placed in two quart
baking dish and set aside: sawed ham,
bone in two twice, put in sauce pan
with a little water and pepper; COW
cred and let simmer till 1 could peel,
boil, mash and season a dozen potatoes
the size of a ducks egg. then poured
water from bone over minced meat,
placed the hot mashed potatoes on top
of meat and some little pieces of but
ter, and milk over potatoes; Drowned
in the oven; took two cups of pre-
pared flour, mixed soft with milk,
rolled an inch and a half thick, cut
out with tin spice box and baked light
brown in quick oven; scalded meat
cutter, put some cabbage through it.
sailed and poured hot vinegar spiced
over 1t, with strong graino, cream, SUI
gar and butter / told the ladies the
meat dish was grub hunters pie"
Never caught mapping! J. E. T.
Yanfic
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14
MUSIC AND DRAMA

Lawrence D'Orsay is to be Billie
Burke's leading man in Mrs. Dott-'
early next fall.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14
EVERY woMAN's OPPORTUNITY.


ne of tn
Address, SOCIAL ONCE Norwic
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14

Japan has now more than zoo tel
ephone exchanges-more than twice
the number that 1t had two years ago.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14
Not Thar EauIf

James Bryce says Americans don't
know much about their own scenery
The billboard dends viii not give them
a chance.-Denysr Republican.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14

Korea has 1I6 active gold mines.
100 graphite, "a GOAL, % copper, 7 sill
YER, 3 zine, mercury and So various.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14

THREE MONTHLY:
in reach month";
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14

Greater DreamIand will swing wide
open it's gate today Saturday, May
IA, and inausurate its Coney Island
season completely changed, with more
new shows. more novelties and the
greatest collection of laugh makers
ever placed in New York's big pIay-
ground. General Manager Gumpertz
has sought the wide world for novel
amusements and he il more that sat
isfied with the result
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14

The recent appearance of Francis
MacmiIlen the American vioIinist be-
fore Princess Henry of Battenberg, a
sister to King Edward of England and
mother of the queen of Spain, for
whom he played by royal command.
is worthy of special note, in that il
marks another epoch in the rise of
American artists in Europe
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14
Many Thanks for Appreciation.

Many Thanks for Appreciation.
Editor Social Corner: We wish to
thank the editor, also the readers of
the Social Corner, for their apprecia-
ton of the little work l have done
to help make the Social Corner sue
cess 1t has been great pleasure to
me to read the many interesting let
ters The Bulletin kindly gives space
for the fast growing family of the So
cial Corner for thoughts and plans of
the past and the future. 1t is a grand
chance for one and all to do much
good by writing letters of interest. The
field is long and wide for the Social
Corner and letters may be read with
as much interest in Florida and Cali
fornia as in our own native state 1t
may be like a Message from Home"
to some wandering boy in a distant
land to get The Bulletin and read the
Social Corner letters. If we have writ
ten anything that has been helpful to
any one we are thankful and will say
let the good work go on.
RURAL DELIVERY.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14

room for debate She can-and does
say a good deal for her Interpretation.
Perhaps L say less in advocacy of
mine. But I'm just as "sot" in my
adherence to my way as she is to
hers. Probably the wisest conclusion
of the whole matter is that her way
is best for her and mine is best for
me- Whether it's wisest or not, we
shall both continue to adhere to our
own ideas. ANYWAY!
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14

The farmer who insures his own
property goes round with a subscrip-
ton paper after the lightning has
struck
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-18
CONNECTIONS

with Atlantic Coast Line Charleston Western Carolina
Railway Southern Railway for the Caroas and cities
Vda with Seaboard Air Line Railway for Corde Fitzgerald Helena
Montgomery points with Macon Dublin Savan-
Railway Dublin Maon HaZehuTst with Rail-
Brunswick Jacksonville and all Florida points, Douglas with
Atlanta Birmingham Atlantic Railroad for Waycross Brunswick
Fitzgerald Cordee Atlanta Wacoochee with Atlantic Coast
Line Ton Albany Waycoss Jacksonville points;
bridge etc. with Georgia. Southern Florida Railway White
Springs Jacksonville Paatka and Florida points, Ton Cordee
Macon, with Valdosa Moue Western Moutrie
Madison with Sesoard Air Line Railway for Tallahassee River Junction.
Pensaco at Men with Central Of Georgia Railway for Macon
Savannah, etc.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-18

A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing Amend.
ments to Article V of the Constitution of the
State of Florida, Relative TO the Judiciary De-
partment.
BE IT Resolved by the Legislature of the State Of
Florida.
That the following amendments to Article Of
the Constitution Of the State of Florida relative to
the Judiciary Department 10 be mbered Sections
49, 40 and Al of said Article " be and the same are
hereby agreed TO anG shall be submitted to the
electors of the State at the general election 10 be
held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in
November, A. d. 1910, for ratification or rejection
towit.
Sec. &c. From and after the adoption of these
amendments the Criminal Court of Record in and
for Escambia County shall be known rs the Cont
Of Record in and for said County, and, in addition
TO their present jurisdiction, the said Court and
the Judge thereof, shall have, In Escamba Coun-
~ concurrent with the Circuit Court Of said Coun-
" and the Judge thereof, the same original Juris-
diction of all other cases and ltters and the same
power and authority 70 issue all wuts as the CIR
cult Court OF said County and the Judge thereof
excepting capital cases. and The power 10 summon
and eInpanel u grand jury.
x The same rules Of procedure and practice and
rights of trial by Judges ,ad Item and referees
which obtain In said Circuit Court shall obtain in
said Court of Record. The Soyernor may, In his
discretion. order any one ofthe Circuit Judges Of
,erms Of saId Court of Record
Sec. 40. The Supreme Court Of the State shall
have appellate Jurisdiction IN all causes Of which
jurisdiction Is granted TO said Court Of Record
Appeals and wTits ct error shin be prosecuted
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NOTICR OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEBD
UNDER SECTIONS 554 n $50 OF THE
GENERAL STATUTES OF
EI0RlnA

Notice is hereby given that A w shackelford,
purchaser OF Tax Certificate N@as. a IL, dated
the 9th day OF July,A u 1905, mas filed said GER.
tircates IN my ONCE. and has made application
for tax deed to issue In accordance with
law. said certificates embrace the following
described property situated in Madison
county, Florida, to-wit Two acres In El4.of
Nwa sec ~, Tpl N, RYE, and part OF NMK
OF Shl4, recorded In Deed Book De page l2i,
Sec Is, Up. ] N, X, 9 Bas', and Lot No In
The said land being assessed at the date OF
the issuance OF such certificates In the name
OF Matilda Grimm, Unknown ana j F. Fender,
Agent.
Uni IS said certificates shall be redeemed &C.
cording TO law, TAX deed viii issue thereon on
the 10th day OF August, A. ID. 1910.
Witness my offcial signature and seal this
the 9th day OF July, A. d. 1910.
(Sral) T. q, MARTIN,
Clerk circuit Court. Madison County, Florida
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NOTICE TO BoNDaoLDERs.

Holders Of Bonds OF Madison County, Florida
are hereby notified that the following outstand.
ed sixty-six (e6) for five hundred dollars,
and bonds NUMBERED eleven, twenty SIX, one nun,
dred and seventeen and one hundred and twenty.
Eve Of one hundred dollars $500 00) each
Tnent and that the same with accrued interest
thereon will be paid on August 18th, 1910, %
which date-the interest thereon viii cease,
A. LIVINGSTON,
E. J. VANN,
Trustees OF Bonds OF Madison County, Florida.
Madison, FLORIDA, July litn, 1910.
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tsEAI)

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. ]
have hereunto set my hand and
affixed the Great Seal Of the
(SEAL) STATE OF Florida Gt Tallahas see,
the Capital, his twenty fifth day
of July, A. D. 1910,
II. CLAY CRAWFORD,
Secretary Of State.
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NOTICE oF DISCHARGE.

Notice is hereby given that six months after
the date hereof the undersigned viii make anal
returns OF his accounts as Adminstrator OF the
estate OF S. Il, Lee, deceased, and that
he viii at such time apply 70 the county Judge
OF Madison county, Florida, for his fina dis
charge as such Administrator,
X. T. DAVIS
Administrator Estate OF 5, E. Lee, deceased,
March "a, 10
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CANADIANS NOTICE.

Nonet is hereby gwen that ], the undersigned,
guardian of G. Edward Glass, will six months
from date hereof make final returns of nv accounts
rs such guardian to The honorable j. p. Martin,
Judge of the county judges court in and for Mad
ison county, Florida, and az the same time APPLY
70 said judg for discharge and release Of all ny
liabilities as such guardian.
L. LONG, Guardian.
August LIST, 1910
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-18

5ENATE JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing an
Amendment to Article XIX If the Constitution
Of the State of Florida, Relating 10 the Manu-
tacture and. sale, or Other Disposal, Of lntoxi-
eating Liquors or Beverages.
BE il Resolved by the Legislature of the State Of
Florida:
That Article XIX Of the Constitution Of the
State Of Floriaa be, and the same rs hereby amend
ed so a. 10 read as follows
Ariicls XIX Section 81. The manufacture, and
sale, barter or cSchange of an intoxicating liquors
and beverages, whether spiritpo. s. yinous or malt
are hveby forever prohibited IN The State Of Flor.
ida, except alcohol for medical, scientific or me,
ehanlcal purposes, and wine for sac.amental pur.
poses the sale Of which alcohol and wine for the
purposes aforesaid, shall be regulated by law,
Sec. 2. The Legislature shall enact suitable
laws for the enforcement of the provisions of this
Article.
Sec, 3. This Article shall go into effect on the
first day Of July, A. ID. 1871.
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ION the sal ii Court OF Record to the Supreme
Court In accoEdance with the laws and rules gov.
ermng such proceedings from the Circuit Court to
the Supreme Court.
Sec. Al, All the provisions Of he Constitution
and all laws enacted in consonance herewith per-
taining to the SAID Criminal Court of Record and
the officers thereof, including the manner Of the
appointment of election and the terms of office and
effect to the said Court of Record and the officers
t.ereof, except as prov ided BY these amendments
The present officers of said Criminal Court of
Record Shall be the officers OF said Court of Record
and discharge the duties and receive the emou-
ments of their respective offices until the expra-
tion OF their present terms Of office. The salary Of
the Judge of said Court of Record shall be two
thousand and hve hundred dollars year., payable
Increased by the Legislature.
From and after the expiration of the term Of of.
nee of the present Judge, the Judge of said Couit
OF Record snail hold his Office for four years.
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JOINT RESOLUTIONS Proposing m Amend.
meni TO Section 1hrty-hye of Article Of the
Constitution of lorida, Relating to Establish
ments Of Courts.
Be i Resolved by the Legislature of the State of
Florida
That the following AZ ndment 20 Section Thirty
1--WE OF Article of the Constitution OF Florida is
hereby agreed to and shall be proposed and sub
mitea 70 The electors of the - te for approval or
r Jrcuon ~ Z e next general election hereafte-
that Is to saw, sand Section Thirty -6ye Of laid Ar.
tlcle shall be amended so as to read as follows
sec, 30. No Courts other than herein specified
shall be established IN this State, except that the
Leglslat ire may Provide fo' the sreaiion and es
t,bIishm,nt Of such additional Judicial Circuits as
NAV nom time TO time become necessary and for
me appointment hy the Governor and confirmation
BY the Senate OF additional Cireur Judges therefor
whose terms uf Office ard general Jurisdiction SHAH
be the same AS is herein provided for the circuit
Judges herein already provided for,a may clothe
any Railroad Commission with judicial powers in
al matters connected with the functions of th,h
Office