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Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-21
FROM 50 TO 90.
Aqes of the TAO Frendless Charges for Whom Little Sisters of the Poor Seek Aims.

Two Little Sisters of the Poor are in Norwich this week, guests of the Sis ters of Mercy of St. PatrlckS parish convent on Perkins avenue. They come from the Little Sisters home, 23S Winthrop avenue, New Haven, where they are caring for 40 old and friendless people. 50 men and 80 wom- en- Of this number, 25 of the women and 20 of the men are in the infirm- aries.
 These Sisters care for the aged and dependent of all denominations, ma tionalities, creeds and colors. It Is only necessary to be old and friendless to secure adnittance to any one of their 5S homes in this country; they have two in Brooklyn. N. Y, three in New York city. three in Philadelphia, two in Boston, two in New Jersey, and others in Baltimore, Washington and elsewhere. Throughout the world their order has a total of BOA homes. one in China, India, Santiago, several in Australia, ct al.
 50 years of age, at least. The two Sis- ters who made their rounds in the rain Monday asking for aims for their charges smilingly stated that the New Haven home their ''bahy' is 50 and the oldest member of the household is over 90. Their charity is done without personal reward, solely for the love of God, as they explain it, and they never fail to meet generous people ot all denominations who aid n their work. Their patient gentleness and care for the helpless, friendless dere- hcts who depend upon them for theiI few remaining years of existence ap- peals to people of all classes.
 This is the first time they have Wis ited Norwich, and Monday they ex- pressed appreciation of the kindness with which they had everywhere been received
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-21
OCEAN BEACH REPAIRS.
Scott Go. Was Successful Bidder
 Bulkhead, Steps and Walk.

A meeting of the New London park commissioners was held Monday morn ing to act on bids for erecting bulk head and sidewalk the entire length of Ocean Beach to replace the walk which was there before the storms of the winter washed them away The bid ders and their prices were as follows:
 N. Benvenuti, per linear feot, $4-e2; alternate plan, S4.46.
 H. R. Douglas, Inc. per linear feet, s3.59: alternate plan, s3.S0.
 Thames Tow Boat G.. per linear foot, s3.65; alternate plan, s3.75.
 l. F. Fitzgerald Co, per linear foot,
 s3.56; alternate plan, $3.7o.
 ". L; Roe Jr;, per linear feet'
 T. A. Scott Co, per linear foot,
 s2.s3: alternate plan. $343 The Scott company also presented
 second alternate plan at SEAS per
 foot, which required round posts in stead of square enes Michael O'Cen-
 nell & Son also submitted a bid which the commission did not consid- CT. The specifications for building the walk include the filling in with sand of the entire frontage of the beach back to the houses of the property ownrs, where tie sand in some cases has been washed away.
 The contemplated Improvement will consist of a set of steps which serve as bulkhead superimposed on strong pluEg ana the walk Will De men ana a half thick board. The walk is three feet or more from the property. line of the cottage owners and the space between and underneath will have to | be filled with sand.
 The commissioners will award the contract to the T. A. Scott Co. as soon as the property owners have all agreed to pay their proportionate part of the cost.
 The estimated cost to the property owners will be about $3 per front foot and the cost of the improvement upon | the city's property will run to $4.50 a l front foot. Up to the present time l about two-thirds of the property l owners have signed an agreement to | pay for the construction in front of 1 their property on a basis not to ex- l ceed B a linear foot.
 The Scott Co. agreed to begin the work May 5 and have it completed I by June 20.
 l The park commissioners also voted ] to advertise for bids for the erection l of S6 additional bath houses at the | beach and also for the alteration and 1 enlargement of the toilet arrange ments for men in the bathing pavilion
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-21
Interest in Robert E. Ross Engagement

The society editor of the Chicago Tribune has the following of local in terest: No engagement of some months has brought the interest that has been attached to that of Miss Mary Lord the daughter of Mrs. John B. Loru of 4757 Greenwood avenue. to Robert E. Ross of the Raymond. which has just been announced. Miss Lord has been popular in the south side circles, the Lord residence down in kenwood with its great rooms and verandas having been the scene of many of the city's interesting society events.
 Mir. Ross approaching marriage will lessen by one the list of Chicago's s bachelors No city in America has a
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-21
PIMPly? WELL, DON'T BE!
People Notice It. Drive Them Of With Dr. Edwards
 Olive Tablets.

A pimply face will not embarrass you much longer If you get a package of pr. Edwards Olive Tablets. The skin should begin 10 clear after you have taken the tablets a few nights.
 Cleanse the blood, the bowels and the liver with Olive Tablets.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are the successful substitute for calomel- there's never any sickness or pain af- ter taking them.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets do that which calomel does, and just as effec lively: but their action is gentle and safe instead of severe and irritating.
 No one who takes Olive Tablets is ever cursed with "a dark brown taste,'' a bad breath, dull, nstless, no good'' feeling, constipation, torpid liver, bad disposition or pimpiy face.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil you will know them by their olive color
 Dr. Edwards spent years among pa- tients afflicted with liver and bowel complaints and Olive Tablets are the immensely effective result.
 Take one or two nightly for week. See how much better you feel and look. '10c and 25c per box. The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus, o. All druggists.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-21
THREE NORWICH MEN
 BUY NlANTIC PROPERTY.
Purchase from w. H. Cardwell-Wi!l
 Fit for Summer Occupancy.

At Mantle the old Charlton house, used as hotel for many years, ana the Smith house. across the street, all owned by w. H. Cardwell of Norwich, together with a large tract of land ad- joining it. have been sold to Erron c. Lllibridge, Dr. N. E. Lewis and Will liam H. Hill of Norwich, who will at once put them in first class shape for occupancy during the c0~ntng VI m ncr.
 The Charlton house is a three story wooden structure containing P rooms. The Smith house is tWo-.aiernef.t building. In the tract Of lanG sold are 10 building lots. The property bor- ders on the Niantic river and faces Mantle bay.
 In Niantics palmy oays -ae Cnarstori house was crowded during the summe months Last season it was used as a vacation house for classes from , Vermont school.
 The new owners hay" al1eaiy begun work renovating and improving their property.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-21

more imposing array of 'eligibles" than Chicago, and MT. Ross was one of those who occupied a position well up toward the head of the list. The devotion of MT. Ross and his sister, Miss Elizabeth Ross, to. their mother. the late Mrs. Joseph T. Ross, through long years of delicate health Is one of the worth while stories in society. Since Mrs. Ross death a few years ago the devotion of the brother and the sister to each other has been as marked. and society has come to &C., cept MT. Ross as one of its permanent bachelors. MT. Ross is very active in the city's Presbyterian circles, his generosity greatly aiding the charities of the church. MT. and Mrs Lord and Miss Lord now are in California, where they expect to remain until late in April.
 Mir. Ross is a cousin of Senator Frederick A. Johnson of MontvilIe and nephew of Mrs Mary T. Johnson of Chicago, formerly of Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-21

900. The corporation is to manufac- ture and sell yarns and cloths made of linen, cotton. silk or any other textile fibre. The incorporators are Arthur H. Gulliver of, Norwich, Wilfred K. Dodworthy and Henry w. Stiness.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-21
DON'T CROW BALD.
lts Quite Needless. Nourish the Hair Roots-Remove Dandruff
 -use Parisian Sage.

If your hair is getting thin, lesing color. or has that matted, lifeless and scraggy appearance, the reason Is evil dent-dandruff and failure to keep the hair roots properly nourished. These are the main causes of badness or dry, brittle and unsightly hair.
 Parisian Sage applied daily for a week and then occasionally, is all that Is needed. It is a scientific prepara- ton that supplies hair needs. It gets to the hair roots, nourishes them, and furnishes the clements necessary to make 1t grow. It removes dandrun with one application; almost immedi- ately stops falling hair and itching head; cleanses. cools and invigorates the scalp. Equally good for men, women or children-everyone needs it.
 Parisian Sage not only saves the hair but beautifies it. Thin. dull, stringy hair is made soft, abundant and radiant with life.
 This delightful and refreshing hair tonic can be had at any drug or toilet counter in 50 cent bottles only. The Lee & Osgood Go. always sells Paris ian Sage with agreement to refund the money if you are not satisfied.
 Get a bottle at once-use 1t every day for a week and you will be sur prised with the result. Delighted users say Parisian Sage is the best and most 1nvigorating hair tonic made.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-21
AT THE AUDITORIUM.
Motion Picture, A Lady of Quality.

At the Auditorium for the first of thls week the motion picture lovers Will get a chance to see very roman uc picture entitled, 4 Lady of QuaI- ity, by Frances Hodgson Burnett nro- duced by Daniel Frohman Sir .Jef- 1rey. a absolute roue. has an unlimited contempt for the opposite sex and uE 9n the death of his child's mother he all lows his daughter to neglect her man ners ana In later life she seefns to be handicapped on this account. in a Iova affalr with the Duke of Osmonde but to complete the romance they succeed In getting married
 Ledyard Teachers Meeting
 A teac CTS meeing a 'v1ief, parents ana friends will be welcomed vii be held at the Center sc1oulh-usa n To,5- yard Friday afternoon Ut o'clock.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-21

Spring Laxative and Blood Cleanser.
 Flush out the accumulated waste and poisons of the winter months; cleans your stomach, liver and kidneys of all impurities Take Dr. Kings New Life Pills; nothing better for purifying the blood. Mild, non -griping laxative. Cures constipation; makes you feel fine Take no other. a5c, at your druggist. Bucklen's Arnica Salve for all hurts.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-21
Body of James Carey Recovered.

bUuJ or Jahnes CaFey HecoVered.
 Badly decomposed by being in the water nine weeks, the body of James Carey, the laborer who was drowned in the Thames river, in the slip near the coal pockets of the F. H. & A. H. Chappen company at New London on the night of Lincoln's birthday, Feb ruary F, came to the surface Sun day morning and was recovered by John Sheehan. The body came to the surface in almost the exact spot where Carey fell overheard
 Carey is survived by a widow and several children besides one sister re- siding in Chicago and another, a Mrs. Campbell, who lives in Montana. Carey was employed as a laborer by the F. H. & A. H. Chappell Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-21
Auburn comnany Ineorborates

The Thames River corporation of South Auburn has been incorporated at the secretary of states office in Providence. The capital stock is $10o,-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-21

A class of more than 30 candidates was confirmed in St. James Episcopal church. New London, at the AS ser vice Sunday morning by Rt. Rev. Chauncey B. Brewster D. D., bishop Of the diocese of Connecticut.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-02

81 han estado en- la creencia
que los Republicans han realmente
decidido reformarse v comenzar a dar-
les q ustedes algo por su dlnero, So
lamente den una mirada al boleto que
fue puesto en- nomination Ell Sabado
en- la noche. Ustedes notafan entire
otras cosas los nombres familiares de
Lopez, Renehan y Shoemaker.
Tres de los netos viejos es I'm por-
ciento muy pesado para poner en- un
boleto nuevo ell cual Be supone que les
va a dar a ustedes I'm trato new en-
Santa Fe.
Ell hecho es que d ustedes 30 les
ofrece la misma clase de la pacota de
candidates por la misma pacota de
hombres bajo Ell mismo manejo y los
mismos ~auspicios que 10 que ustedeH
obtuvleron dos amos pasados.
No puede signiicar ninguna otra co.
sa, no obstante las hermosas prone.
a de reforma, pero que sera 10 que
ustedes conseguiran ST eligen este bo-
leto, la misma clase de gobierno de
ciudad que ustedes han estado obte.
niendo durante la presente admins
TRACTION.
Que no ha sido una dosis de 10 mis-
mo suficiente para ustedes?
Los Republicans han sehaIado con
orgullo q algunas banquetas en- la pla-
"a, algunas mejoras y algunos postes
para Iuces-y luego Sc quejan porque
las rentas de la ciudad son muy peque'
mas para hacer mucho con elias.
Santa re tiene cerca de $4,000 al
afo con que correr la ciudad. Ocho
mil pesos deberia hacer este. Este
deja $4,000 para poner en- meioras
permanentes. Imaginan ustedes por
un momento que ustedes obtuvieran
Ell valor de $4,000 en- mejoras ell aio
pasado? Green ustedes que quedaran
$4,000 para ponerlos en- mejoras per
manentes?
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-02

Tn Official de la ley puede andar en-
una sala de bale con una pistola en-
su bolsillo-si Sc mantiene andando.
Por 10 tanto Jose Montoya, un In
do, halo este cuando ell juez de la
corte de distrito de los Estados Uni
dos William H. Pope orden6 ell Vier-
mes su libertad de la custodia del Con-
destable Juan Espinoza en- ell Pueblo
de San Juan en- eli condado de San
Juan. Procedimientos de habeas cor
pus en- favor de Montoya fueron insti-
tuidos por Francis G. Wilson, licen-
ciado especial por los Indios de Pue-
bio.
La petici6n decia que Montoya pre-
tendfa hacer un arresto como un di-
putado especial para 10 Suppression del
trafico del licor por Ell Indio Y en- la
vfspera del natalicio de Washington
di6 una paseadita a una sala de bale
en- Alcalde donde un bale estaba en-
progreso. Pas6 como ounce minutes
en- la sala, oyendo las Nicholas de un
popular paso doble. Fijo sus ojos en-
los bailadores-en busca del hombre.
Ell Official J. A. Martinez motto un bull
to en- Ell bolsillo de Mcntoya. lie quiz
to una pistola calibre 3S del bolsiIlo
e hizo encarcelar a Montoya. Monto-
mantuvo que 81 habia lido al bale,
a bailar, pero a hacer un arresto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-02
.NoTAs DEL INSTITUTE MILITAR.

Los siguientes son sueltos escritos
por los Cadetes del Institute Militar,
Ia reduction no ha hecho ningun cam.
bio y los reproduce tai como nos fue'
ron mandados y escritos por los estu'
diantes del institute;
Los Cadets del Institution Militario
var ir al Exposition de Panama.
Ahora es un facto segurado que los
cadtes del Institution Militario de
Nueyo Mexico van al Exposition de
Panama en- Mayo 1915. Este estaba
prometido a los cadetes ell n pasado
pero ell supertendiente no estaba sin
duda hasta aver, cuando Sc recibi no
ticias que doscientos cuartos estaban
tenido por su escuela y que todos los
otros comodidades estaban ~reservado.
Els ell deseo del superentendiente a te-
ner dos cientos cadetes proveer las
comodidades.
FL Militario Institution de Nuevo
Mexico esta comprehend con Nueva
York por segundo sitio en- Ell tirando
competencia, classe A.
Borden town ha capturado otra vez
ell primer sitio. Pero ell Institution
esta muy bien contento con la resulta
que han hecho este ano.
Els ell segundo ano que Ell Institution
han competido con los otas esculas
en- tirando.
La semana pasado Ia practica de
base ball comencio por verdad. Los
esparanzas por esta estacion son muy
brillante, no a~bstante, que sels de los
hombres que juegaron ell n pasado
graduaron, incluiendo los tres tirado-
res.
ST alcamos ell recorde del ano pasa-
do estamos muy bien contento. Ju-
gamos diez y seis juegos y perdemos
solo uno. Consederemos que es un
muy buen recorde.
FL militario Institution gano una
victoria decisive sobre ell Escuela AL
ia en- Ell juega Raqueta. Ocho parti-
dos estaban jugado y Ell instruction ga
naron todos.
El Senior y Sehora Eliza White die
ron un bale en- honor de su hija Sc
norita Maria White. Los instructor
res Y miembres del primero classe del
Institution estaben invitado. La hus-
peda saludaba cada buesped dandalos
su mano Y una sonrisa, bien venido,
cuyo ella bien sabe ell arte.
Cadete o. S. Parrish y Senorita ALL
len Church cuidaron por la s%entando
de los huespedes.
La sala del Temple Masonica estaba
decarado en- los dolores del Institution
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-02
LOS REcLAMos DEL sR. sAcA.

Solamente es n%ecesario dar una mi
rada a la lista de cosas las cuales Ro.
man Liberato Baca ha conseguido pa.
ra la ciudad de Santa Fe para demos
trar la valdez de su reclamo a cual-
quier honor que los ciudadanos de es-
ia ciudad esten en- posicion de darle a
el. Su registro por Santa Fe es sufi-
ciente en- ST mismo para ~intitularlo a
una ~votacion unanime para la oficina
de mayor, como ell candidate que ha
sido nominado por los Progresistas y
Democratas de esta ciudad.
Cast no hay una sofa institution 6
una mejora pdblica en- esta ciudad en-
la que Ell Sr. Baca no haya sido ms.
trumental en- su soporte y m~antencion.
Su carrera en- las legislatures del te-
rritorio y del estado ha sido una de
trabajo continue v effective por la ciu-
dad y condado donde 81 reside. Stem.
pre- ha estado alerta en- Ell trabajo.
Brevemente, algunas de las cosas
que ell Sr. Baca ha %conseguido 8 ayu-
dado en- ~conseguir para la ciudad Y
condado de Santa Fe son como sigue:
Empuio la ley aliviando al condado
de la deuda amortizada de un million
de pesos.
Consigui6 ell valor de $4,000 en- ladri-
Hos para pavimentar alrededor del ca.
pitolio.
Consiguio n apropiacion de $4,000
para Ell propuesto desague de Ia ciu-i
dad. una de las mejoras p6blicas mas
~importantes que jamas So han pro
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-02
Is Peruna En- Passes C4ndOs.


Is Pernna En- Passes Cdhd0s.
En- PASSES c6lidos no es tan frecu-
I ente ell catarro de la cabeza v gargan-
I ia, como 10 es ell catarro del est6mago,
intestinos, rihonesy 6rganos pelvicos.
I Ell catarro en- paises calidos assume
! Eases peculiares de dichos paises.
! Puede a~semejarse 8 no al catarro de
I paises frios, pero no deja de ser la
! misma enfermedad.
l Catarro es una CONGESTION de la
I mucosa.
! Las mucosas que generalmente
I afecta Ell catarro en- paises frfos son
! las de la nariz, garganta, puimones y
I cavidades de la cabeza.
I En- paises calidos afecta tambien la
! nariz, la garganta y los pulmones,
! pero con mas f~recuencia los organos
! abdominales y pelvicos.
I Ell catarro es La enfermedad que
! mas persigue q Ia raza humana.
/ Hace tempo que la Peruna goza de
I fama universal, como ell mejor RENE
! dio para el catarro.
I La Peruna gusta en- los paises
[ calidos por sus p~ropiedades tonicas-
J Da fuerzas activando la function
I de los organos nutritivos.
( Estimula la circulation de la
J sangre y al mismo tempo da vigor
I q la digestion Y assimilation.
: Fortalece gradualmente sin actuar
J en- eI sistema como estimulante tenn
.poral.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-02

puest0-sin ningun costo q la ciudad.
Consiguio 5000 para trabajo en- 81
canine pintoresco.
Fue instrumental en- %conseguir Ia
primer legislation buena para cami'
nos.
Fue e. factor principal en- traer aqui
la Escuela de ArQueologfa Americana
y ponerla en- ell Palacio Viejo.
ConsiguI0 la lo~calizacion para 81 edi'
ticio del Cuerpo Femenil de Concrete,
Ayud6 en- decretar en- ley Ell proyec'
to de armerias.
Consigui0 la adicion al capitollo ,
la mansion del. ~gobernador a I'M costc
de 100000.
Consigui0 Appropriateness para la pc
nitenciarfa, la escuela de sordos y
mudos, Ell Sanatorio y Orfanatorio de
San Vicente, Liberia P1blica, Socie-
dad Historical y la sociedad de Ar
queologfa.
En- resumen, Roman Liberato Baca
nunca ha participate en- la s~esiones de
la legislature sin c%onseguir ayuda sus'
tancial para cada institution pdbIica
9 mejoramiento en- favor de las Qua.
les su ayuda ha sido inyocada. Nun
ca ha lido a La legislature sin conse.
guir algo para Santa Fe.
Mo Sc necesita mas aseguranza para
saber que seguirA tr~abaJando para
una Santa Fe mas grande, mejor,
hermosa, mas agresiva y pr6spera, en-
la oficina de mayor.
Este papel no puede Greer que con
un registro tan bueno como este pue-
da ser derrotado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-02
suENA COMO

LOS Progresistas estan riendose,'
dijo Ell Anterior Secretario del Int
terror Garfield en- Albuquerque ell Sa.
bado "sobre las propuestas por conso.
lidacion hechas por los Republicans, "
La parte mas jocosa de este acto es
que estas propuestas parecen estar
viniendo de | lado Republican,. La
mejor respuesta a los rumores de
compromise por parte del partido Pro
gresista Sc halla por ejemplo en- la
energica y agresiva campana para Ell
senado de los Estados Unldos que aho-
IA esta siendo conducida en- Pennsyl-
vania por Clifford Pinchott-uno de
los hombres mas limpios, ~honestos. ca
PAGES y d~ecentes que jamas han tent
do puestos oficiales 6 mezcladose en-
polftica Americana. ALI no Sc nota
na6S de este compromise.
fueden ustedes imaginarse de una
cosa mas refrescante y animadora en-
la lucha de arriba que Ell espectsculo
de Pennsylvania m~andando a un HON
bre como Clifford Pinchot al senado
de los Estados Unidos7
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-04-02
PAvIMENTAR.

ST lay alguna cosa que Santa Fe ne
cesite para probar su tftulo a sci pro
gresiva y al dltimo estilo son mas ca
lies pavimentadas. Solamente hsmos
dado I'm paso adelante en- pavimentaT
las GALES en- esta ciudad. La pavimen
tacion que ha sido hecha grandemente
falta en- su propio beneficio debido al
hecho que GALES sin pavimentar estan
contiguas a las que estan pavimenta-
das y ell lodo y la basura de las GALES
lodosas de continue corren EN- las que
estan pavimentadas; Ell efecto limpio
y attractive que la pavimentacion daria
es desagradable por la sdcia Gale en-
la siguiente testera. Hay muchos con-
tribuyentes en- Santa Fe q~uienes han
estado listos y gustosos en- pavimentar
por I'm a1o pasado 81 alguien hubie-
ia lido en- la delantera, los hubiera or
ganizado, obtenido sus firmas y puesto
la cosa en- efecto. Los pasados dos
amos pueden haber ~manifestado IN re-
gistro de extension s~ustancial del dis
trito p~aVimentado con un aumento Co
respondents en- la hermosura y atrac
clones de la ciudad. Con un mayor y
un concilio de ciudad con alguna ambi-
cion y e%iciencia podemos seguir ade-
lante p~avimentando y con las otras
mejoras cfvicas durante los dos amos
proximos que haran parecer a Santa
Fe como una plaza nueva.
Ell dia de la eleccion Tenderness una
oportunidad para limpiar las casas en-
Santa Fe. Vamos hacienda este en-
una ane de ~negocios. Vamos des-
h~aciendonos de la %flojera y la incom-
petencia, eligiendo a R. L. Baca Y Ell
boleto de hombres de ~negocios, y obte-
ner alguna accion en- nuestro dinero.
81 Santa Fe va seguir en- la procession
y mantener su crecimiento Y desarro-
llo y acertar su propia importancia
entire las ciudades del estado tendre-
mos que apurarnos. Hemos tornado
dos amos de fiesta-vamos trabajando.
Los Republicans dicen que ellos van
a voltear una hoja nueva y ser buenos
y comenzar a haeer algo para la ciu-
dad. Ellos han tenido dos amos de
chansa Y no nan heclo NADIA. va es
tempo para un cambio.