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Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-13
Reputation for
 Fair Dealing Worth a Fortune
By JOHN P. TALON

By JOHN P. TALON
 Henry Ward Beecher once said. "A reputation for fair dealing Is itself a fortune"
 The merchant who Is in bus mess to stay knows that fair dealing and absolutely truthful advertising Is the only way to get customers and keep them.
 These are the essentials of success. They are the princf- pies by which the reliable rsaer- chants who advertise in THE BULLETIN do business.
 You can rely upon the adver- tisements which appear in this paper every day. The mer- chants who pay for these an nouncements cannot afford to risk their regulations They know 1t pays them to advertise only so long as they continue to give their customers superior merchandise at honest prices and provide efficient store serv- ice.
 Read the advertissan ents in THE BULL hTIN closely and constantly every day for the latest news from Norgich's most reliable mercantile astab- lishments.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-13

~iS0ti OAI DdSN ara r aIe or FIn1PlG S purify the blood And there's nothing so humiliating IS face that's all broken out" and spotted
 Stuarts Calcium Waters will clear the most obstinate complexion be- lcause they go right into the blood and Eemove the cause of the trouble The fhlood is cleansed of all impurities and Foreign substances and these are SqutcklX eliminated from the system You'll notice a wonderful change in a few daEs-you will hardly know your- self in a eek.
 And Stuarts Calcium Waters are absolutely harmless to any one Their ingredients are just what 8 physicia n prescribes in most cases of skin erup tiens and poor blood. These waters are put up in a concentrated form. which makes them act quickly and thoroughly.
 Begin taking Stuarts Calcium Wal CTS today and then look at yourself in the mirror in few days and find all those awful pimples, blackheads. acne boils, liver spots rash, eczema and that muddy complexion ra pidiy disappearing and your face cleared like the petal of a flower
 You can obtain Stuarts Calcium, Waters at any drug store at 50 cents and there is now no reason why any one should be disfgured by pimples or any other skin eruption
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-13

The regular meeting of R. s. Gris- wold camp, Spanish War Veterans was held in the armory Wednesday evening with good attendance. Com mander c. A. Turner presiding.
 In-the business transacted an inVi- tatfon from Sedgwick post was ac- cepted to attend in a body their next campfire.
 The ladies met the same evening in the Fifth Company's parlor to take further action on forming an auxiliary. They reported progress.
 During the evening refreshments s were served by the committee consist ing of Comrades Sauter and Benjamin.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-13
STOM ACH THAT DIGESTS
 ANYTHING
To Lengthen Your Life Keep Your Stomach in Good sA Condition.
Mi-ona Tablets Drive Away Distress Create Keen Appetite and BanisF
 Dyspepsia.

Get a 50 cent box of MILO INA tab- let's today and learn for yourself how easy jt is to put your out Of order stomach into perfect condition.
 MI-O-NA stomach tablets give 1n- stant relief-and do more.
 They build up the stomach so quick ly that in few days belching. sour ness, heartburn. heaviness, biiiousness, hea dache and dizziness will disappear
 MI-O-NA stomach tablets are guar anteed to cure any case of indigestion, no matter how stubborn. and all stomach ills, or money back
 T had trouble with my stomach, for two years. I tried everything l heard of, MI-O-NA stomash tablets did me more than s25.o0 worth of good. They are the best in the world. -Dennls Stephen. Coudersport, Pa.
 Fifty cents for a large box of MI O-NA at druggists everywhere.
 The Lee & Osgood Co. guarantees MI-ONA stomach tablets.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-13
Reports at School Committee Nesting.

Reports at School Committee Meeting.
 Supt. Edward J. Graham presented his report at the meeting of the town school committee Tuesday evening in their rooms in the town hall. and the report of pr. Cassidy on medical eX- fgnation of Miss Isabelle Stephenson, q drawing teacher, was acceuted. She is to take up a position out of town. The instruction in drawing will be taken care of by Miss Mary c. Hen derson and Miss Mabel s. Webb.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-13
NORTH STONlNGToN GRANGE
 ASKS FOR S2oo.
Lost State Appropriation Through
 Failing to File Blank.
For sale at Lee & Osoood {

The North Stonington grange fair is on the list of those institutions which receive the annual appropriation of S2o1 made by the state of Connecticut to those fair associations who pay an nual1y $500 or more in premiums out side Of the purses for horse racing but last year it's officials failed to return to the state board of agriculture the blank sent by Secretary HeaIey, and did not receive the money from the state appropriation. That has led Rep- resentative Maine of North Stoning- ton, who is prominent in the fair as soclation. to introduce a special bill Tor the payment of this appropriation 10 the fair association.
 It amounts to just under s200. and ne appeared before the joint commit tee on apprCpria tions to press the matter at the hearing of his measure. With him were Secretary c F. Ken dali of the fair association and Sec retary Leonard Healey of the state board of agriculeure. Their presenta- tion of the matter was sucn that it is believed the committee will see fit to report the bill favorabIy.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-13
ON PENSION LIST.
Capt. Fl. o. Nickerson Receives Re- ward of Faithful Service for New Haven Road.

Captain H. o. Nickerson, for nearly 15 years general manager of the New England Steamship com panx. has been pensioned by President Mellen of the Railroad company. following cut his recently inaugurated plan of taking care of old and faithful employees.
 For years Captain Nickerson has been one of the most familiar figures in the coastwise trade. He knows the shipping business from start to finish. He was born January 25, 1s45, and began his career as seaman at the age of 13. With the exception ot three years. commencing in 1882, in which he served in the army during the Civil war he has been holding verious po- ports on the Atlantic Coast from East port to Charleston. Over thirty years of this time he has been in the en- ploy of the lines making up what is now known as the New England Steamship company. His first con- nection with these lines was in the seventies when he served in various capacities on the Fall River line. He left this line in 1879, but returhed again In 1884 and has since been with the New England lines continuously.
 When the consolidation of the New England lines took place. Captain Niekerson was appointed superinten- dent. This was In 1898, and In the fol- lowing year he was appointed general manager, the position from which he has been retired on pension TOT the re- mainder of his life. He resides in Brooklyn
 Knowing as he did the minutest de- tails of the business, Captain Kicker son was well qualified to assume the position of general manager, carrying with it the responsibility of develop ing a unified water transportation sys- tenn between New England ports and New York city. That he succeeded is attested by the present service sup piled by the New England Steam ship company's lines. the efficiency of which must be largely attributed to the en- deavors of Captain Nickerson.
 4 monument that the captain leaves behind him Is the excellent life saving facilities Of steamers under his con trol. He has always insisted upon safety above every other feature and the steamers Of the consolidated lines as consequence have been maint aimed above the standard in this respect.
 Old Saybrock.-Elmer Hewitt, trou- ble hunter of the local telephone ex- change. has been notified that he Is
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-13
TO CLEAN FuA

To clean white furs, n,ouffzon. swans down and errnine. first beat out all t1ss dust. gently but thoroughly, then lay the article upon table covered with a clean white cloth and saturate it with mixture of grain alcohol-three parts and ether-one part. With 8 clean whfsk broom work the nsAd into every hair and down to the skin. Next. sift into the fur all the broecic talcum Git will hold lifting the fur so that the powder reaches the roots. Put into I closed box and leave 1t for three days. Taks out the furs aad shake the pow dsr from them. removing that which cannot be easily dislodged by brushing With 6 clssn Whisk breeaa. Pat ths fiirs well on the wrong side to raise the aap.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-13
Gave Bonds for Appeal.

ing Clarence Batescn of Providence was fined sT and costs on 2. charge of stealing pin valued at s1 from T. Munsen. a fellow boarder at a house pin was loaned him and that the own CT could have had it for the asking. The young man took an appeal, and bonds were furnished by 8 Baltic friend.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-13
ERNEST ALLISON SMITH
 ENTERING EDITORIAL FIELD
In Grove City. Pa.-Has Been Count / Prohibition Organizer Here.

Mir. and Mrs Ernest Allison Smith and little daughter leave at 910 this morning for Grove City. Mercer coun- home and where Mr Smith has ac- cepted the position of editor of g.. weekly newspaper and will also have the supervision of the connected job printing department. On the way they
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-13
WHAT YOU SAY WHAT WE SAY

You say. I have blackheads, pinaples and an oily skin and have had them @ aGl sea ~ aou ereams and am discouraged.
 We say. No wonder. TAe SKfn has too much oil already. Creams and ointments feed the disease BERZO is the remedy. It absorbs the oil from the pores of the skin. the pores cen tract under the fnfinenee of REaZO and the skin becomes finer and tnorr refined in apoearaaes. BERZC hes Ia the pimpies and kills the. disease germs BERZo fS powder and fs applied on rettrinE. It Is sure to please you.
 s1.eo postpaid. Sold by druggists and by
 IrD0Il The Progressive LEnUU, Druggist.
 Main Street, Norwich
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-13

Sheiton.-Thomas Osborne few days ago shot two foxes and was sur prised to find embedded in the flesh of the neck of one of them narrow col lar of leather. evidently placed there j long time before.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-13
Banish Those
 Ugly Pimp!es

skin Cleared in a Short Time by Stu arts Calcium Waters. the Greatest
 Blood Purifier Known.
 PImples, blotches, skin eruptions of all kinds, are simply the impurities in the blood coming to the surface. All the external treatment in the world Fon't do a particle of good unless you
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-13

WHEN you want to put your busi- ness before the public. there is no me diurn better than through the advertis- ing columns of The RullA.in
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-13
FIRST SCOOP OF
 SHETuCKET RIVER SMELT.
Fisherman Lewis Gets the Record Aeain-Jannes Ellis Had Them for Supper.

Henry B. Lewis caught and James Ellis ate the first Shetucket river smelt of the season on Wednesday. Annually Fishefman Lewis has held the record for. getting the first scoop of fish from the river. and he scored again early "Wednesday evening, when he brought in half a dozen The first run was five days later than a year ago.
 Soon after he had caught them. Mr. Lewis brought the first to MT. Ellis at his restaurant, where they were cooked for supper for MT. Ellis.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-13

East Lyms-James Miller Of Fair Haven, Vt, formerly employed here IS ranehrnan on the game preserve, is the guest. Of his uncle. William J. Miller. head shepherd on the game preserve, for several days
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-13
Incidents In Society.

The Pantops met this week with Mrs. Frank A. Mitchell of Otis street.
 Mrs. Will l.. Stearns of Mckinley avenue has returned from a few days visit in Westerly.
 Miss Annie F. Vaughn and Miss Eliza w. Avery left on Wednesday for 2. week in New NOrk.
 RockviIIe.-Captain of Police Leo pold Krause of Rockville expects to receive in a short time two blood hounds from Kansas for use in poIi2e work They will have to be trained 10 do police duty.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-13

Congress has spent sec. eeo. 900 in the 1 inMNDNAH>~nt of the Mississippi river.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-13

Old Saybrook.-Eimer Hewitt, trou- ble hunter of the local telephone ex- change, has been notified that he Is soon to be transferred to the New Haven ofhce-
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-13
SPANISH WAR VETERANS.

Invitation of Sedgwick Post to Camp fire Accepted-Auxiiiary Progress
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-13

Mrs. Leo Fourier of New London was in Norwich Wednesday.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-10-17
Madison

Ray Morton. and Art Chrismsn,
hsve gone to Havre, Mont, where they
expect to take land.
Lena Fuller visited at Darlings,
Sunday afternoon.
Homer Schuman 10 working for r.
J. Lynch, 1t present.
G. w. Amsden hauled grain 10 La.
Bolt and Twin Brooks Wednesday.
Mrs. Manning spent . few hours 1t
ellis, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Darling, Elsie kimball. and
Florence NJ. Darling IN Milbsnk
visitors Saturday.
Walter Rourk was . caller in
this vicinity Thursday evening".
The Harvey Hoyt family Of Milbank
we're visitors in this neighbOrhoud
Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henning spent Sunday
at the G. w. Amsden home.
Several herds of cattle have gone
past here recently after having beer
..pastnred'' this summer.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-10-17

Otto Heft reports that by the end of the week he will
have all his blowing done.
Ladies your attentiou-We have just received an.
other shipment of right up ,o.date skirts. This line is
the newest and %snappiest we have ever had. Call and
see them and be convinced.
Miss Carrie Liebing left for Ortonville Tuesday after.
noon to undergo an operation for Observation-Disclosures
we are pleased to state that she came thru the operation
successfully and that she will not be away from US long
Stop-Read-then tell US about it. Did you read our
weekly last week, if you did let US know.
Have you stopped to think about winter? We have
and therefore have a big line of overcoats to show you.
We wish to say that every garment is new and up-to-
date, received this fall direct from the makers. If aft.
er you have seen our line and you do not see anything
you want, tell US and we will get it for you inside OF ten
days.
Miss Agnes McTighe of Appleton is working here
while Mss Lieo'ng's she is away regaining health
Did you place your order for one of those nice. soft
fluffy Home made quilts.
Are you one Of our readers who came in and bou ehfa
pound of that ''Tastey''C C. f. W.. teal
Levi Foss of the Wilmot Mercantile Co, was a pleas.
ant caller at our store Tuesday.
Alfred Oslind called on us Tuesday night while here
attending lodge. We are always pleased to see our old
friends as well as new ones.
Chas. Eos. reports the loss Of some 20 hogs and Har.
w Schaner some 40 hogs.
Nj. Emil Johnson and family went to Linden Beach
Tuesday. returned the next day with a fine catch of fish
NOTICE-We would be pleased to print ANYTHING If
interest along better farming that any Of our readers
would care to send US, and obige, yours truly. Erlandson
g. johnson Co.
Get your receipt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-17
JlmksNad)ritbtett.
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bearifsn uub serfrlbr miro auh beate bier
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GUS.
Die foIasnsen TepeTA.n traftn pdbrenS
ess gsftrleeH Cages bier eiu.
gittsburs, ga. Der atus 6at siHsa
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8aSsrfano BON SO ano lteist.
Sarttrsbura. &. va. Der Ffub bat
sinen 8aHtritanb bon 5s 5ub unO faat.
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,iaen @aFsrfano bon 30 Gus bRno fteigt.
gharisston, gS. pa. Der slus BOT
sinsn @aHsrfano bon 10 Gus uub ftebt.
pt pltafant, gs. pa. Der Slas ga.
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men @aHsrfano bon 81 6ab auo faIlt
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Gnriua Nuteuf e4.60-485, giuter straiobts
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Gprina clears &4.G0---420, gStnter Grtros
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Gaulos gtraigtts $415--4.25.
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400,
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unb eelbes s1.35--i.4O, grobes s1.30--1.85,
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grport 631{c [. 0. 3. fdutmmeub.
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dolce 1912. I6--23c; 1911, 9-14c; gacific
Goat 1919. f6-20f. 1911 1l--l5c.
Sdute linb ftetig. Central Gmeriea
2sAc. Bogota 2sH-29hc.
Qeber iit left. - SemIod firlts 2S--2ec
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gprf 1T Itetia. - Hamlp s24.00-25. 90,
ibort clear s20.76--22.25, MseB$2t rs 22.25.
Beet iii ifetig. - 1omiIp s23.00--24.00,
Wsb sig00--20.OO.
Gut Reats iinp feit. -- 6ep5tslte gel.
lies, 10 bis IA gfaHb, l44 4-1oke, bo.
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Sdmals mar wifIig. - Hisbl. @eIf
primd sf1.l0--if 20; RafHnirtes III ruhtc.
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S3s-SSse.
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Gcuntrp 6H--6ssc, Gpseial sz<e.
Baumur rllfaame Cel III pilia.
Trtma Scmmer essbes s69s-6.s8.
8etrpfeum III itstig.-RafFnirt Reu
Dort Buff $500; Barrels ss.To; Gales
Si0.s0.
gOlseiit Itstts.-- 7Ometic 5I.ste CbiO
25--29c.
Sars III rubis.-- gtrainsS, s.u6bnIi6es
bis gutes $4gs5.
Ttrpentin ift nillig su 42Kc.
Refs III itetig. - Ginbeimifaer 8H-6e
patna 64 sac.
MoIafTes lit jtetia. -Rep Orleans
Open aettle, eutrr Biz dolce, s5-55c.
Bud er.-Rpber III mitIig.-Ueuscopabo
50 ieit, 2.T7s, GentrifusaI 90 Ieit 827e.
DsOIaies- 3nder 30 Eelt 2.52c. Rafinirter
TT itetig. ~ Gut 9oai 5.t5e, gruIteo 5.05c,
Houlb ~ 4.70e, Cubes 4.8oc, 4opoereo
4-b0c. grnnnldteb 4.S5c. Tianpne "a
4.85, Gonfetctpners a. 4.20c, ao. 1 4.10c.
Ro. z 4.06e. Rp. B 4.00c, Ro 4 $3.50, Ro. 5
3.soe, Ao. q 8.s5c, go. 7 assoc. go. 8 S.s5e.
Ro. 9 3.70c, go. 10 3.85e. Ro. II 3.3oe, 9o.
II 8-55c. Rp. 18 s.50c, 9lo. 4 3.50e
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-17
Nmsidnoiibe Nabrid,ten.

Gdllenfeine our6 H0ntz
aen frdblen. }rii6er bat man
nur snet 4rten BON 9aaeniteinea urz
terifieben, bic sin5elnen, bic aus eiz
gentlidsm gallftoff, benz Gbolefteriu,
lsiteben, unb bic pislfahen nit einem
GttaIt ppn 5arbftoff. Seit bic RDntz
qelitrahlsn ais Elm tpihtioes Mittel
SIR 5eitfteaung bon @ulIenfteinsn bes
HnPt fperben, hat man niefeu Inter
i6iep etfras fddrfer ins ause aefaBt,
On pon ihm bic MDgli6feit Der Waar-
ne5mung Der Steine I'M R1utgen6ilo
iraentIidn abbdngis lit. 8a bat ifa
tenr nur ergeben. oab jsHe Inter
ifeioung iiherhaupt niht oenou III.
Die groBen 9nasuIteine entbaIten ifeIs
etipas Sarbitpff, astpohuith gu einem
Saitfals, unb bds Gbofe'terin fehft
iiferboupt teinem Der Steine qaas.
s,gmerhin fino manGe Steiue 10
tiein ltrb f. burhfiftiq, bag fie auf
bsru Rontgenbtln feinen Shotten perz
fen. Dlon pirb oaber mad biefer
ili,teriuTuns ME NIT poaer 8etpiBb.it
fdoen tonnen, bab. feline Steine porz
tcroen finh Deutiin fiChtbur Iino
Iie INNER. tpenn bic EteiRe I'M eSnnern
peer an Der Sberfidhe aefGrbte to6s
lenianre oSer pbospborfaure Salse N
ssriigeueer Wtenge entbalteu. 9tur
eaan aher bfeibt cine Ghtpteriafeit,
bic frii9er faum su iibertpinnen aetue1
fen it, an berIelbeH Ste[le, mo Die
Sftatien bon @alIenitetuen I'M Rort.
6eghile erfthelnen, tonnen fin ndmli6
aud, iolde ab5ei6nen, bic bon geierens
iteinen nher and oon anberen 5beilen,
gum geifpiet ron rertaTtten Triifen,
berriibren. es 1T fptali1 sleihfaas
nnm0eIif, nur Der Sage mad einen
@aIlenftein bon sinenl gtierenItein su
rfheibeH. @IHdIitherneife bat iith
nie 5ehnit Der R5nteenunterfiihuas
gen 10 eerpoEltomnnet, boB audi bic
SisfenunserfhRbe ermiftelt mernen
t6nnen. Tr. 6oflanb befhreibt IN BEN
Irchip fir R6ntgenitrablen n,e6rerc
sFdlle. In oenen iidb beutIih aud ers
fernen ldbt. bdB bie Gdatteu Der
5ieine tiefer logen als Der Ghattsu
cer rehfen Fiere. 70 bab efne Dad
noie auf GaLeniteine iidber mar. 81
laHen iirb 0oIIeuffetae
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gancp se, gfima big auserlefene ~ :

5ancn &c, pfinia bio auserlefene 7H =
eKc, orbinare H--6tze.
q metHe --8ie Hahfraae mar cine
CUTE anb bic preife ungefdbr oieieIben nls
geitern.
5dtpere G6neine brndten $s.55-s.60,
CUTE bis aiserlelene DerpafungSs uHb SSfeis
iheriorten $3.50 $50, gernilfte Der,
pafuHgslorieH $S.45 - $50, orbiudre bis
nuserleiene lhpere fette Gdue $5.50--7.75
Gytrn $765, Stags $4.50--6.75, leihte Bers
ianotiorten $s.10-S.85, sSerfel BON 100 Bfb.
unb iuentger $5.00--s.OO.
Sdafe uHb 2iimmer. -- Tie heutiae
3ufubr mar bic grbBte felt lester 3eit. 3ie
Na6frrge mar cine CUTE. S6afe nnb 2dut=
mer blieben itett9 i'm Ereile, 2dmmer aber
itiegen uHI 25--JOe.
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erleiene 81 75--5 * or6iudre Bis quite 50. 70
--4.65, Mna.Sd fe S400-5.35.
2dmfFer. o.. ,.Dorsne $7.25, quite Bis
Guserlefeae s6.76~-715, orbindre Bis quite
$4.75 - 6.65, gHpas ganmer $500 - 500,
5riifjabrs adniHer $T.50-f0.00, Gulls $500
800.
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