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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-11-25
Parents and the Teacher.

The average parent j. quick to Re-
sent what may seem to Be undue au-
thority by school teacher over =
child; quick to maintain that the
school has no right to usurp the
functions of the home. But, on the
other hand, too many parents uncon-
sciously leave for the school to 90
precisely what they hold it shall not
do, what they claim to be the exclu-
sive province of the home. In other
words, many parents Of easygoing
dispositions neglect their duties ID
training their Children and leave them
to b. performed by the teacher, II
they are performed at all. Such neg
lect, or course, throws burdens upon
the teacher which she ought not to
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-11-25

These schedules were SO adroitly
changed that they increased the cost
to the consumer of 80 per cent. of
American goods. If the merchants
did not want them why was it done,
except to raise prices for the benefit
of the manufacturer
But the manufacturer does not need
them. American cotton goods made
i'm America should not cost third
more than when made i'm Europe.
But they do and the people are real
izing at last that this il wrong and
the tariff must 60.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-11-25
swims Icy East River.

New York, November 16.-In the
cold gray dawn of the the early morn
ing-it was about the coolest morning
this falI-John Gear, who thought
that Henry Stimson would be elected
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-11-25

governor of New York, took on ms
clothes, put on a bathing suit anu
jumped into the Icy East River today
With a rowbOat following close De-
hind he swan across I'D Randails
Island, carrying out the provisions ~
an election bet.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-11-25

The issue Of the Democratic Advo-
cate, Westminster, OF October FL, was
q Trade number It was handsome
publication Of fifty-six pages, replete
with half-tOnes and description and
history of several towns OF the county.
Ii il publication of which its pub
fishers may feel proud, and one which
cannot fail to be Of great benefit to
the county-Carroll, which by the way
Is the third richest agricultural coun-
ty in the United States-Havre de
Grace, Republican.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-11-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PUBLIC SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, at
! p. m, BAY MARE, butcher wagon,
harness, horse clippers, chimes, parlor
suit, oak bedroom suit, toilet set, chairs,
child's bed. household furniture, grind
stone, kraut cutter, Dedstead, mattress,
ETC. MRS. JOHN Il. DERR,
East Green Street, Westminster, Md.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-11-25
About the Supplement.

The Democratic Advocate, West
minister, issued as supplement, on
October q, history OF Carroll county,
in Magazine form, containing write
ups" of the county, Westminster, and
the other important towns of the
county, also of numerous business
enterprises, prefaced with a map of
Carroll county, showing the location
of the main roads, towns and villages.
The work is abundantly illustrated,
and well worth preserving for the in
formation it contains.-Carroll Rec
ord.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-11-25

MO. 1868 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Daisy A. Flickinger, and others, vs..
Virgie Carl, and others.
Ordered this 21st day of November,
A, DIDO, by the Circuit Court for Car
roll county, sitting as a Court of Equity,
that the private sale of the real estate
made and reported in the above entitled
cause by John Milton Reifsnider, Trus-
te- appointe by the decree passed in
said cause to sell the same, be finally
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary be shown on or before the
26th day of December next; provided
copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper published in Carroll coun-
ty, Md, once week in each of three
successive weeks before the 10Th day of
December, next.
The report states the amount of sale
to be $4,000.
OSCAR D. GILBERT, Clerk.
True Copy, Test:
nov25-3t OSCAR D. GILBERT, Clerk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-11-25

Hogs often get crooked legs for lack
of exercise. a1 w. w l--t
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-01
Sra 0iefion, alberta, Canada,
pr. Heooftsr 9(noerienl

Sr. Heonfter Inoerienl
8iano mia aennem oereS ereoe
9la6 at uotale mig ON 2anoet ON.
firing peo 0icfion. 9(lto., Canada.
0o ri 10 al oq til bsrer ira oiSie
@9ne igennem v0nniferen". FOG ieg
oen 9eltemmelie at relic og ie ior
mig ielp. Min Sen og en- on0en
una Mano oe6 Hnon geterien, al.
reiite Inmmen meo mig berfro
@roofineS. 9, 0of., Den L. Morts
oper ct. Boul & minneapolis, gen.
mem u. 0afota til Calgary | BRO
pinien siberia. Oct bar M life ali
fsrite alasieS 9ano, oi inn pna
8eien oerop; men oct er 10 iipl-
ben longs me0 9nnerne. 8i fom
igennem Strpfninger, Der ian no
til at ppre me9et tert og nirugt.
bart. Inore Steoer. bpor 2an0et
par mere flot, bliper ser 10 lopet
aonaler for Ooerrisling, men oft
oct bar M melt 6~eliaoenoe / Ga.
ifatdenan 9erritorium. Otter at oi
fom lpneere ueit pao blep 2onOet
beore oa ipntes mere iriiatbort, iter.
re og beore 9pgnin9er, / BET belle
toaet ipntes Der at pnre mere Bel.
itano. gi opboIbt os en- Ooa / Sal.
garp, buor Ri poo o5be Dominion
eono Office" erbolot nogle aglotS"
! oper set frie Someitpnolano. buor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-01

og 2ogi6uie / 8Den bor ooerfDl0t
o8 Sogene fulopaffet. @n Wano toIte
ie9 meo / Mooie Sam, JON onfom
me0 fine gienoele / en- Gar. 9nn
fortnlte mig, at 0a De o~freiite fra
Ontario. par Ser life min6re emo 81
@migrantDogne / oct iamme Cog.
Qfin Sgn, o9 DIR. Yeterlen tog 2onO
ca. 100 Mil norogit ior Calgary,
6omelteao oa Breemtion. Get to8
Dem 3 Gage, fsr Sc fon0t bette, og
oct er enooa fife Of BET beoite, oo
bet er lot ion0et, men eqers ieont
ru1enoe og bar Yr9rie. Seq ifal
M lutte min 9eretning meo en- bier.
telig Sof til Be fore 2onosm9no /
Oicfion aolonien for al uobiit @pit-
fribeO u1Oer nit OpbolO boS Dem,
% BET er nit Gnife, at Ben nloo tri.
pes og Dofse i 8elitonO % 4nieelie.
Giaige 9af til 9looets Heoaftsr og
Berionale for Optagelie al 0enneqtr.
tifel. Meo @gtelie
u. EN-
9roofings, 9. ..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-01
GorreipDnOante
OibfOih isis.

8i bar bait nolminoelig lint Ser
/ De iioite fire Tiger; men oct gl9oe-
De pi os oeo. Get oiite iiq ogiaa /
goOt Sirfebeieg gennem Bonifen.
aonfirmation bolOtes BolmeienOa9
| Den oonife Strife - 8 poa On
gelif og 9 poa 0onif. Sfprtorsoag
@ften bar Ser 4ltereong for 0e ull9e
9efenOere og andre genner; SUBS.
t%ieneite 9ongireona 6ormiooag, %
en0elig Ell ifen @u6stieneite 9aa.
ifeoag.
= 2eoenOe 9Iomiter paa Ser.
rens Sitter / pore airfer beiner
@n0stieneiterne. 0aar O~mgibelier-
ne tiItoIer giet, bill SnotrDffene IN.
ser Oroets SorfpnoeIie ogiaa Be
bares. alinitige 9lomiter b6r life
prDoe Serrens 9llter. 80 npOeligp
Glitter prD0eoe aorportiet / airfen
BaaifeOoa. Ger fanotes ogian en-
Del andre 9lomiter; men 2iGier.
ne tiltrof iig ierlig Opmprfiom6eo.
- Baitor 10. q. anoreoien bol6t
oct be6ii0eoe 8oreora9 ON i'm Neiie
/ 8pifIan6 / Dor 9irfes arppt. lin.
&c o. gantle bopoe 9ioet Ws0e ri.
tenen oen 3oie Warts. San tolte
onrmt og 6egeiitret ON fit 9eieg,
iGrlig paa @ortbur9, / 8ittenberg
o9 8orms. Otter Sore0raget iif ri
en- aop Safe for 10 Gents. Nu
bar ban forIoot @rpSgonaene /
@isconiin for at oeoerfunge Iig I
Ooflnnos GnlmeIunoe. @i Tiger Saf
for oenne 9(ften. men oqino for
andre elmer, Ri bor tiIbrogt lam
men meO BAN oa 5omiIie. 8enner
/ Oibfoib biIier.
- Me9en 6orfsleIie iinOes 6lan6t
Oaniferne Der. Sorooret fom pIlt0.
leli9t og bel tioIiat. Men / @oar
&ftes - Gnnife6nas aften = 6n
en- life Sfnre at 8enner oor noe
hos Mr. 81. 3. Hosmusien for at
feire bans Dotters confirmation.
ioa hi De oeiIiaite oe %fIoreite Roro.
ms, Ri noaen Sinoe bar Jet. oaolot
@eir". iaa6e Selifobet @i foar ie.
0o~roenoinoen er borif. Oct
er oens Chit at orebe. Sooo @lpoe
bar oaorr." ira %. Daft. / at opre
Iig Horoenoinoen?
- oMar" bar en0nu fife CLIENT
oSfriperen" ira 6. g. GnfoI0ig
par ou, fore Sfriper, ga OIL ipurg.
te. Ofte iinSes De melt ifrigenoe
Wo0i9tninger / Wenneifers 2ip.
oMnr" aleoer iiq til 5oraars-
Solen. Mnotte 9oooesS olen iaa
2op til at ifinne flort Dor fore
Girfe, Serrens Roon iii 9gre og
M%enneifene til 5refie.
.War".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-01
Ssraels Sange Ill.
salt $50 Snnge.

Disie to fortrinlise Gang Sam.
Iinger meo Wuiit oe unoerla9t
Eefit, bporaf anereoe 6 Oplag or
trpft, faaS MI inobunoen Iammen /
net os ioliot grant Sbirtingsbino
meo @uIotrpf for oen mcget beIfeo.
ne gris Of 85 Gents. gr i9roeles
oel ififfet til fleritemmis Sang.
9ruses aaereoe al mango al pore
Sanefor.
Saniib 9ntb. Tnbl. 6onic,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-01

itlAiS Auep ~ III. Cucl "a 2Ulul2l
eller / 2sbet af 3 War meb 20 9r
eaef $50 Dollars oorlie.
6bn0 Steoet ongoor, bope ri
taaft paa en- Del af SieIm Seoe
mellem Sfioe, SoIitebro % Sernina
6pof Der forefinOes tore Se0eitref-
niaaer, 9renienoe op til 8lpnoerie,
al oneroroentlig moleriif geliggen-
1e0.
NoO git begrpnies Sielm Se0e
IF e. o%elopOprfet 8offespnrti ON.
fymg 6lp % 8rooe o9 moo Bet al
Glpnberip og Stubbergoaro 81 og
pao ben onoen SIDE al Sserne after
al 6e pelopoprfeoe 9offepartier ON.
frine SepeI.
Gen iremtioige 5fop poo SieIm
@e6e pil oerfor iao 9ooe 4fiptnin9s.
forbolN til oct omligqenoe Oplono.
Sra Sielm Se0e er ser fun en-
Nil Ill De n9rmeite Stotioner, &en.
biern % 9inoerup pao Sfipe-
Struer.9anen, og enopiOere er Der
proieftcret en- 9one ira Sfioe til
Sfern. Der utpioIiontt piI fomme.
Der tnnfes forel6big erbperuet
ca. 1900 Cor. 2an0 omfrinq og /
@arbeoen al 6lpnoerio. oq al bette
2lreai in0to9es ca. 1000 3or. 9ono
til en Glantage, Ser ooertaqer 5reo.
ifopsiorpligtelie, me0ens Neiten %
0o aet n9rmeit oeo Seen mutt be.
liQaen6e arenl al mere eller min.
ore fnperet geifnffenbeo nolpqges
til 5prparceGer.
1or bner gtftie foar gftionprerne
oa an6el / g%lantaaen, oa en6oer,
Der bar te9net og inobetolt 5 of.
tier, cr tillige berettiget til gratis
at iao uoleoeret en- 8arcel meaem
Seea % ben opbofien6e SfoD poa
1 u 2anos Stsrrelie til Spreie
men @eiaogana. - 9r. 10 aftier
~u0leneres 2 Cor. 9ano o. l. b. =
9etie Retsfrop mao BOG gsres gpl.
0enoe inoen 30 Anr er %forIsbne
efter BlantaQens Stort, for at hane
@pl6iqbe6.
otter ct iorelsbigt OoeriIo0 bill
llOaiiterne title fig ioaleOes:
Snofsb at 1900 56r. 2ano up
ieitlia Seoe a % ar. pr. 20. 60,
oog oeina en- Gel 9(aermorf a 80
ar. n. -. 60: 5000 ar.; gpg.
nina Of Ell glantsrbolig: 10000
9r. tiliammen $4,000 ar.; Eli.
plantnma al 1000 S6r. 90. a 100
SIR. pr. 20. 60: 100000 ar; ira
Oenne aultnru09ift gaar MOB Oper.
taaeiie al 8re0ifopsiorpligtelie ct
Statstilifuo, Iia 10: $4,000 SIR.
Geit a1llturuoeift: $1,000 ar; 40.
ifiliai, Rlontning melem Sprpar.
ceIleruc: 5000 ar. tilinmmen: To-.
600 4lr.; inlt llogiit: 10000 SIR,
bpilfei 9eleb ieaes teanet / 2Iftie.
fapital.
Soe; De forifeli9e 9eDofsninger
iormentli9 isrit oil gioe oeientIigt
ll0bnite / 80 a so gars al6eren, oil
Der oaina isrit til ben 3i6 funue
blipe oirefte llobptte til aftionerer.
ne.
q n0bp0er ga til 9(ftietegning
JON onennPnnt ne0 6orpligtelie til
at oeoitaa 9egninaen oa enten ieln
giue Ns6e eaer unoerfaite iig BE.
ililtninaer pna ben ferite General.
foriomling (oer oil blioe oibolot
Sns0oa ben 10. augilit 1910 al.
II 5ormo. | @runotpigs Sus, Sti.
oie iirGoe / aebenbabn), boor Gel.
ifobets 9ope og arbeiosplnn oil
pGrc NJ peotnge.
6or De 9els6. Der fommer Seoe.
ielifobet / Spnoe inoen @eneralior.
iomlingen ben 10. aueuit 1910,
oil Scr itrdfs blioe aiien6t apitte.
rina. bporeiter Der eiter General.
forinmIinoen ~inareit oil blipe al
ienot aftiebreoe for gels6et.
Gei Snnife Seoeielifab tiIbp0er
at ahminiitrere 8lantogen gratis,
til hen gioer llo6ptte. BOG ioaleoes,
at aftieielifabet ielu aniptter oe
lsnner EN- Vlantsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-01
Nogle nDe goger
for Sonoagsifolen.

SOlbprn / ct SOlriet 9anb. ri
Worp %. 3ucf. 8oa Donif oe0
81. &. Stiloringer al inOiifc
9grn. Gen bon0ler mart ON Ipf.
felige Solifinsbern, mart OH
Dem, Der mootte gnife, at 0e an-
brig bar foote, bIonot Dem mani
&c al Observation-Disclosures uInffe-
Iiee Orc. 108 Cher, mutt ino.
bunOen, oe me0 giaeOer. 8ris
10 Gents.
8reDc til mine gbrn, ira oct 6ei.
lige 2ano. ST Senrp q. Sorper.
WeO mango SauItrationer. SUB
bunoen / faroetrDft Bopbino,
Bris 40 Gents. Zen er le0iaget
al ct 5oror0 al 8rooit Sob. Gibe.
Beterien. oaar6us Stiitstioen0e"
ifriOer: o0enne BOG fan man
snife Ben oi0eit mllige ltO6re-
Belle, 0a Sen er ct Dpperli9t 9jRl.
pemiooel til 5orfIaring al mon9t
o9 meget i Be bibeIife 6ortal.
linger".
9renge os Srenge. Sfiloringer fra
Wisiionsmarfen. Operiat al 8a-
rem Gpoer. Oct er en- BOG ON
9renee al f~orifeqige Hocer, SUD.
farner og Gproe. Den fortpner
ON Sn0ien3 og Irnbiens bruno
9renge, ON 4frifos forte og ai.
mas guile Oren9e, og ON Gren-
gene iblanot Mmerifos Snoianer.
TANNER. Men i6rIt og frem.
melt ifplner oen imeaem De to
tore Sooeo9rupper: Dren9e, Der
er ariitne, o9 Drenge, ser life
or Griitne. 90 sen minoer ON,
at @renieifellet imellem oiSie TO
@rupper Itreffer Jig ieennem belle
8eroen ioaoel bpor De ufulti.
pere0e iom boor De ~fultioereoe
6olfeltommer Dor.
9ogen er poo 156 Sioer, mutt
mob. og riat iauitreret. Bris 60
Gents.
SerregaarSsfolf. On M BOG al Sir.
time Wormarf. Den inoeboloer
en- Somling al fem friife og lie.
oenoe fortolte Smaotr9f al 81.
pet poa2onoet, ii9r iom oct lepes |
De lnoe Stler unoer Sptternes
Strnotog. 48 Sioer meo 9il.
Ieoer. 5 faruetrpft Smilag. Bris
90 Gents.
5or Webarbcjbcrc / Sprnefirfcn.
5ortGainger og Smaaltpffer til
Senoagsifolen8 Sefitr9ffe. I =
9opent til Binie. 8eb .. 9lom.
BERG, GeiieiefretGr FOR 9erne.
gu%ostieneiten. 70 Sioer. Bris
% Gents.
9aniib entberan T%nbliibius 6onic,
Blair. Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-01

@igao 6. 9aerreien,
0itefoniul, 9enper, Colorado.
6. Bed,
0nmmerberre, engelsbolm,
Sm6. Tor SeoeieIifabets Heprtifb.
CIR. Golgos,
Sfoorioer, girfebGf,
1nS ior SeSeielifs 5orretngSuop.
Setter Sonien.
aontrafter. Denper. Colorado.
@iaiam Sopgaor0,
Iroiesior, Bolton, MaSiaduiIetts
$. y. aoppel.
@icefoniiil. Baltimore.
s. 2iittihau,
tAoiiagenneitcr. 6olfetinasmano.
@isfum, 6nlo, for Seoeielitnbet:
9eitprelie }
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-15
WEAK NATIONAL BANKS
MUST STRENGTHEN UP
Sourd Banking is TIE Order of Comp
troIler Murray.

Washington, Sept. 14.-During the
next few weeks the few national banks
in the United States which are rated
as weak win have their last chance
to strengthen themselves or get out of
business. TIE 105 examiners. through
whom the government feels the pulses
Of the natiOna! banks. have been in
structed to carr. that ultimatum to
every baord of directors which needs
it. The statements of the condition of
every national bank in the country at
the close of business on September /.
now being compiled will be the last
chance for any national bank to show
its capital impaired, any reduction of
it's reserve fund under the limit, any
bad papers in it's vault or any con-
ceaIcd liabilities. The powers which
the national bank law confers on the
comptroller of the currency are abso-
lutte.
Acting on the principle that it is
better to liquidate q weak bank, pay
off the depostors and save some of
the investment for the shareholders,
Comptroller Murray will use all the
authority of his office to compel sound
banking in the strong Institutions and
force the weak ones to strengthen or
retire.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-15
LEBANON DEMOCRATS
Nominate Candidates for Town Offices
at Recent Caucus.

The democrats of Lebanon in caucus
convened Saturday nominated a town
ticket as follows: SeIectmen, r. P
Burgess, W. T. Mott: assessor, F. NJ
Hasen board of relief. Edward l.. Moi
fit Nathan J. Kenyon registrar
Thomas II. Ward: grand jurors A
b. Scoville, L. A. Manwarring; consta-
bles. T. II. Ward. Edward L. N0fftt
town school committee. Philo Burgess
w. J. Mott: town deposit fund R. P.
Burgess; tax collector, 0. Rergason
auditor. Philo Burgess: tree warden
r. P. Burgess; Trumbull library com
mittee, William r. Gates. n. c. Barker
G. J. Abel. Fred Y. Taylor. q. H. Hew-
lit. f. l.. Danielson, ! P Smith. Chas.
S. Briigs. Philo Burgess: telIers. r. P.
Burgess and AIessrs. Mofftt, Manwar-
ring and Mott
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-15
HYMEN'S DAY IN WESTERLY
Dunn-Sweeney, Schuster Murphy Shefeld-Thorp We'd
dings Wednesday Mystery About $4,000 Jew
ery Burglary Watch Hill Cottage-Deatn of
Thomas O. Wilcox.

Mildred are visiting Mrs. Hollis moth
er, Mrs Zangrandi, in John street.
Larger guard rails are being placed
on the bridge over the Pawcatuck riv-
er. just west of the Westerly railroad
station.
Nicholas Craddock, who is under
treatment at the Rhode Island hos
pital, was reported improved on We'd
nesday.
Rev. William NJ. Groton. DID, who
recently underW ent d surgical opera
ton at a Boston hospital has return
cd to his SUMMER home in Westerly.
Owing to d break in machinery the
steamer Watch Hill is out of COM
mission. a large motor boat is fer
ryinS between Stonington and Watch
Hill.
Mrs. Frederick Niebecker and daugh-
ter Bethena of Glen Falls, n j., are
guests Of Mrs. Harriet j. Pendleton,
Mrs. Niebecker's mother, in Cross
street
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Ethelwyn Chaffee Phillips and
Edwin BabcOck Stiliman OF ProVi-
dence, formerly of Westerly The mar
riage viii be in Providence. October 4.
Witnesses in the case of the state
against John Cisco, charged with man
slaughter in selling poisoned whis1ey
that caused the death of Daniel Sui
HVan. have been summoned to the
superior court at Kingston, EeXt Mon
day,
Miss Ethel S. Myers and George c.
Stillman were married Wednesday
afternoon at the residence of the
brides parents i'll Narragansett ave-
nue.. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. S. NJ. Cathcart and witnessed by
members of the families.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-15
DEACON ENocH TEADMAN
Dies at His Home on Block Island
Edifying End of a Useful Life.

EnCch SteaGman. senior deacon of
the First Ba ptjst church. died at his
home on Block Island Friday. He was
the son of Deacon Richard Steadman
and grandson of Elder Enoch Stead
man,who preached at this same church
from 1915 TO 1898. In 1858 he married
Miss Annie Tourpee. They had four
children. Charles. Mrs. Lena Rose of
Boston, Mrs. Mary l. Sprague and Mrs.
Lydia Sprague all living on the island
but one. IN 1875 Mrs. Steadman died
He married in 1880 Mrs Maria Mott
who survives him with their son, Mil
ton Steadmau.
Mr.. Steadman retained his faculties
until the end. talking with each friend
and relative who came in during the
day. begging each to be prepared, say
ing if he had waited until then he
could not have collected his thoughts
TO pray. He was ever ready to help
friends and strangers in sickness or in
trouble. His great deeds of loving
kindness We're shown in his intercourse
with mankind.
Mr. Steadman was appointed deacon
in 1893 and q the time of his death
was senior deacon and an untiring
church worker.
His funeral was held at the First
Baptist c Irch. Block Island. Sunday
at p. H.. with burial in the Island
cemetery
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-15
INDIGESTION, GAS AND DYSPEPSIA 60
Stomachs Feel Fine Five Minutes After Taking
Little Diapepsin--FIundreds of Bulletin Re aders
Are Need1ess1y Miserable.

Nothing will remain undigested or
sour on your stomach if you will take
a little Dia pepsin occasionally. This
powerful digestive and antacid. though
as harmless and pleasant as candy,
Will digest and prepare for assimila-
ton into the blood ali the food you
can eat.
Eat what your stomach Graves.
without the slightest fear of Indiges-
ton or that you will be bothered with
sour risings, Belching, Gas on Stom-
ach, Heartburn Headaches from stom-
ach, Nausea Bad Breath Water Bra sh
or a feeling like you had swallowed a
lump of lead, or other disasreeable
miseries. Should you be suffering now
from any stomach disorder you can get
relief within five minutes.
If you viii get from your phar-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-15

potic'' powers to our public service
corporations They now have "despot
lc" power to supply, or to refuse to
supply, the service which they alone
can furnish because of the exclusive
privileges granted to them Why give
the 'despotic' power to determine
what price our cities shall pay for
street lights to one of the contracting
parties rather than to an impartial
commission? Why give a "despotic'
power to a private corporation to de-
termine how far it can economically
protect public safety, rather than au
| thority to a high class commission to
order repairs or alterations found nee
essary to that end, after careful and
public examination into the real causes
of the many accidents annually and
increasingly recurring?
The business mems bill does not ere
ate a "desDotic executive" but fair
and impartial commission composed of
men of equal caliber TO our supreme
court justices to deal equitably and
fairly between the corporations and
the people: it does remove from the
public service corporations some of
the present possibilities of abuse of
the "despotic'' powers now held by
them by reason of their necessary spe-
ciial privileges:
No Confusion of judicial and Admin
strative Functions.
The bill drafted by this association
does not disregard the principles of
civil liberty or involve "a confusion
of judicial and administrative func-
tons on the contrary, it creates a
purely administrative body. True, the
proposed commission will be called
upon to decide many questions pre-
liminary or incidental TO the exercise
of its administrative functions. That
is true Of every executive body. But
the necessity of deciding preliminary
questions of fact or Law before per
forming or refusing to perform an ad-
ministrat tive act is not "a confusion of
judicial and administrative functions.
Whether a rate fixed by the legislature
or by an administrative body is rea-
sonabie or confiscatcry is d judicial
question which the courts will decide:
but to prescribe rate is an admins
trative act which the courts have re-
peatedly and consistently held that
they could not constitutionally per-
form. II Mr.. Melen really believes that
any judicial functions. properly belong
ing to the courts, would be vested in
the utilities commission by the en-
actment o. the business mems bill he
would confer 4 favor b. specifically
pointing i out to this association.
. Purpose of Business Mems Bill
As before suggested, the purpose Of
'i'i. ctsscNltNtACli iiaf7 Ottii ~ ~ Ciititl
enforceable practically as well as the
Oreticaily well defined existing legal
obligations; and Co to provide means
for performing efficiently those proper
and necessary functions OF the state |
which the present state machinery is |
unable to efficiently perform. A court |
of commerce without powers. such as |
suggested bE Mr. Mellen would not |
accomplish either of these purposes; /
the business mems bill will at least |
tend to accomplish both. Yours re-
spectfully,
ANDREW r. JONES.
President.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-15

macist q 50-cent case of Pape's Dia-
pepsin you could always go to tbs
table with 4 hearty appetite, and your
meals would taste good, because you
would know there would be no Indi9eS-
ton or Sleepless nights or Hea dache OF
Stomach misery all the next day; and
besides, you would not need laxatives
or liver pills to keep your stomach and
bowels clean and fresh.
Pape's Diapepsin can be obtained
from your druggist, and contains more
than sufficient to thoroughly cure
the worst case of Indigestion or
Dyspepsia. There is nothing better
for Gas on the Stomach or sour doors
from the stomach or to cure Stomach
Headache.
You couldn't keep a handler or more
useful article in the house.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-15
Rev. j. w. Cunninohan's Illness.

Rev. T. NJ. sullivan of St. Thomas
church stated yesterday afternoon that
Rev. ]. w. Cunningham, pastor of the
church. who has been out of town for
the last three weeks, would return
most any time now. Whether or not
he was in ST. Vincent's hospital in
New York, Father Sullivan refused to