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Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-19

4 toast dolly is a very nice addi- tion to the tea table. IL is a four teen inch square with scalIoped edges and embroidered corners. The four corners are folded so that they come together, and the toast is placed in- side this cover, where it will keep warm This dolly can be used for nice for table use.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-19

With the cause of the wreck of the CoDequid known, the value and the i'm portance of the lighthouse and signal system along every coast Is striking ly illustrated
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-19

Mrs. John S Kennedy is New York woman who has done much for philanthrophy in that city. A new home for woman social workers has been built at Grammercy Park. It will house some forty mission work CTS and nurses of the New York City Mission and Tract society. Mrs. Ken tire sum needed for the home -S4OO, 70 000. Her husband left her $500, 900, and besides charity contributions she has given money to Columbia uni versity and also to New NorK uni Versity
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-19
RECIPES.

Coffee Cake-One cupful of sugar a half cupful of butter; mix we'll Add two well beaten eggs, one-half q cup fui of raislns seeded and chopped, d half cupful Of molasses. a teaspoonful of ground cinnamon, 8 teaspoonful of ground mace and one of ground cloves. Dissolve one-quarter teaspOOnful of baking soda in one-half cupful of cold coffee and add. Mix well and lastly stir in lightly two cupfuls of finely sjfted four This will be found eX- cellent and will keep a long time.
 Potato Rusks-At noon or after luncheon. add to one pint of warm water one yeast cake one teaspoon ful of salt and flour to make a sponge. In the evening when the sponge is light add one cupful of lard or butter one cupful of sugar and four eggs. knead and let it rise over night. Roll to the thickness of half inch cut with a biscuit cutter and place in well creased pans so they will have plenty of room to rise. When light bake. This recipe makes about 100 and they will keep a week or two.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-19

As an example of overcoming need less waste the service which this country is rendering to the Mexican refugees can be held up as a glowing example.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-19

With Boston advancing the pay of employees nearly a third of a million 1t must realize that it is getting to the stage where as in New York, the help will be asking to have it reduced
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-19

The following is an excellent tissue builder, and it also tends to whiten the skin, as you will see by the in gredients; Lanoln. two ounces; all mond oil, six ounces; white wax, hree-quartefs ounce; glycerin, one half ounce; spermaceti, three quarters ounce; tincture of benzoin, thirty drops. Any desired perfume may be added Have a druggist put this up for you; do not undertake it your self
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-19

We have been waiting to hear ex- President Taft's alterations in his wardrobe attributed to his eagerness to trim his garments in accordance with the tariff.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-19

With America leading the world in money gifts to foreign missions. it is no wonder that Turkey and other mis- sion countries have decided to partfci- pate in our Panama Pacific exposition.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-19

Always fashionable and q great fav- orite is the satin slipper matching the gown,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-19

In the past year 55,000 who went to Canada as settlers returned to the United States. Like the forty miners many were called, but not all were suf- ficiently impressed to remain.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-19

The most noticeable color in all the fashionable dress displays of the sea son is blaek-black relieved now and
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-19

Have plenty of air in your bedroom. Beware of too much covering AL ways get seven hours sleep. Take an afternoon nap if you can. Have your bed medium hard and your pillow large enough to raise your head a little
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-19

Have you ever stopped to think of the difference in the lines which come upon the face? Who minds the pen cilings of good nature and kindnessY ? They enhance the charm of a face be- cause they mirror so plainly the soul behind it, and women who have these lines don't go to beauty culturists to have them removed. they scarcely notice they are there, nor do their friends think of them as anything but beauty marks. It is the lines which come from discontent and i'll temper that are disfguring They crease the brow and drag down the mouth and encircle the eyes urnleas- antly. They make a woman fly to specialists and indulge in quantities of highly recommended creams and lOtinns
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-19

When the mayor of Boston says that what the city needs is q live man in Washington" he leaves himself open to the inference that most anything will do at home
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-19

Many small furs are made of mole skin, ermine and chinchilla.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-19

Delicate women who fear catching cold from having the hair shampooed in winter should buy a good tonic, which dissoNes the dust and dand- ruff bound to accumulate without great care.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-19
DICTATES OF FASHION

Fur stoles are of good length, with diagonal or oval ends.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-19

Some of the evening slippers show q narrow line of fur about tic top.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-19

Lingerie is fashioned of Japanese silk crepe de chine or entirely of lace
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-19

One of the newest Partisan fads is the petticoat to match The figured vest
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-19

The combination of flowers and fur in some of the hats is most charming.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-19

An initial worked in filet crochet with fine thread and a very fine crochet hook can be inset into Hand kerchief with good effect. This Is something new and is especially at tractiVe with fine crochet edging. The handkerchief should first be hem stitched with a, narrow hem. Draw only three threads and take four threads for the stitch if you wish a daintily finished edge
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-19

The bishop sleeves of transparent material are much used on afternoon froeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-19

Partly worn damask tablecloths can be utilized for trayclOths and dolly luncheon sets for everyday use. By holding the cloth to the light the good portion can easily he distinguished. Cut the good part into centerpieces, doilies, traycloths, etc. Old fashioned rlckrack braid makes a very suitable edging for these pieces, and the work of making an old cloth into very ser viceable dining room pieces is thus quickly accomplished. A few embroid- cred dots above the rickrack edging or an embroidered initial will add to the attractiveness of the pieces.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-19
Worth Trying.

The plan of Mayor Mitchell, of Nev
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-19

Biting the lips causes the skin to become tough and hard. and it then naturally becomes pale.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-19
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

Deep breathing in the open air will help reduce the waist.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-01
OCCUM AND VERSAILLES
Committees for ChiIdren's Day-Addi- ton for carding Department of Mill.

At recent meeting of the Versailles M. E. Sunday school the following committees were appointed to arrange Tor q Chiidren's day concert: Music, Mrs. William Kinder, Mrs Frederick IL Topljf. pieces and arrangement Mrs. C. w. Perkins. Miss Cora l.. Tar box
 Thc floral decorations at the Yer sailies M l.. church Sunday were ar ranged by r. w. Yerrington Excellent music by the choir was feature of the afternoon service.
 Clifford Nell is suffering from a badly cut arm. the result of falling on a piece of glass. Several stitches were taken 10 close the gash
 Work on the bank wall between the properties of F. J. Tetrault and Frank Filligar is nearing. ccmpletion
 The plant of the Totokett Manufac- turing company was idle Saturday. permitting it's employees a days out ing.
 Addition to Mill
 Contractor c. NJ. Williams began work Wednesday, on the foundations of an addition to the Totokett Manii- faGturing company's plant The addi- tion will be 10Sx46 feet, one story. and will connect the main building and d southern wing. The addition when completed will provide needed floor space which will be used for additional cariine process. New machinery will be installed.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-01

world acclaimed, time honored title Greatesc Show on Earth. Together With the stupendous new Oriental spectacle and ballet, The Wizard Prince of Arabia. fairy romance of q royal youth and an East Indian king 8 farorite daughter is interpreted by L25O persons, including 300 dancing and singing girls, $50 musical instru- mentalists, $500 dazzling magnincent costumes The three rings will be filled as usual with the champions or the world athletes, $50 internationally celebrated equestrians and acrobats, a labyrynthic wilderness of nidair con- trivances, cavaIcades of horses and ele phants, and a multitude of famous lyk funny clowns, the monster menag- erie contains 1l0 dens of the world 'rarest and costliest wild beasts, herds of incaged quadrupeds. animal nursery and Kindergarten. All these features can be seen for the price Of one ad- I-t.ssion. and She grownups as well as the youngsters will enjoy this, the Greatest Show on Earth, greater than ever, and growing bigger every year
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-01
DAVIS TffEArRE.
Dlo Banner Weeic-Five Great Acts,
 and Featu~s Photopiays.

For the first half of this week the xnnmngemeut of this popular theatre 6nD secured a very attractive show o0na1sfing Of i've great acts and the 111E1al high standard photoplays that arc always a pleasing feature of the Gh0Es seen at the Davis. The headline position today is filled by Carl Statzer v company in delightfully."- funny rpmedy sketch, Babies a la Carte There is positively nothing serious in thfe s1Eetch, just plain fun, and plenty of it: there are four people in this act and a special setting is used Fielding and Fisher come next with a corking good singing speciality that is sure to he winner, both of these artists have e1ceptionally fine voices and they krow how te sing. Alice Flood does a novelty act that combines daring with n1du, doinE many surprising feats on . l0d64& The fourth act is Corr and IoTeIle I'm . breezy eccentric comedy 9Ine1ng and talking skit called A Breoze fnom Melville This act is more fhgn breeze;1ft's a genuine, hurricane. Innk. buf not least by any means, is BgBg1e Fox, . dainty little singing and onnc4ug comedienne, who puts her U11mberD over in a manner that never 1l11s to D1ense everybody. Out of the who7e nse acts there is not one weak ap0t on the bill. with plenty of variety to m8e< overyone's taste. In the pho- 1op1nJ8 tho feature is a powerful Ma 5e9&1c two-part western drama called A Diamond in the Rough, with an ex- cepffonAk1y strong cast of Majestic fa- v0r1te4 The Mutual Weekly, No. n. wdu also be shown, with lot of timely 6voExfs that will interest all. The ,Morn- 4ng Paper and a Busy Day are two real fnnuy Keystone comedies. made for lauEhing purposes only Bargain mat, fnee every day at 2.30; all seate 10 ceufs- Evening, to 8.f5 photoplzys, e-15 fD 9J0 yaudevi1le, 9.30 to 10.S0' pl1ofDpEzys. Don't let the warm weath- G hoep you away, as it is always cool. and comfortable in the Davis.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-01
MYSTIC
SGuadrito StretgeI Marriage An nouncements From Arizona-Funer. al of Miss Ayres.

The marriage of Miss Ella Stret- gel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stretgel of Industrial place and Cor nelius Squadrito took place Saturday afternoon at the home of the bride. A recention was held at which many relatives were present. The bridesmaid was Miss Mae McDonnough. and the best man was Th9snas squadritc. brother of the groom. After short wedding "trip to Boston Mir and Mrs. SGnadrito will reside on Pearl street
 Jennings Turner.
 announcements have been, received in Mystic of the marriage of Stephan Bancroft Jennings. son of Mir. and Mrs Stephen F. Jennings of ouaimbaug. g, well known Mystic young man and Miss Bcntcn Dorothy Turner of Pres cett, Arizona. May IA MT. and Mrs. Jennings will take up their resi- denee in Phoenix. Ariz.. and will be at home after October 1.
 Funeral of Miss Frances L. Ayres.
 The funeral of Miss Frances Louise Ayres was held from her home "The cedars. sunday afternoon at 230 o'clock and was largely attended by relatives and friends. Rev. A F. F-srnshaw. pastor of he Mystic Bridge Conereeational church. conducted the services. Burial was in Elm Grove cemetery.
 Short Paragraphs.
 Mrs. Joseph Crouch and maid of New York gre at the Crouch homestead for the summer
 MT. and Mrs. JgElmer Newbury are entcrtaining. MT. John Little and sen John. of New York. Miss f'rederieker Dennison of Provi- deftce is visiting in town.
 Alr. and Mrs John E. Grinpell of lsridgeport are guests of George F. Grinnell.
 Mrs. C. T. Hatch has returned from visit in Medford, Mass Harry Holmes of Providence has been the guest of his parents, for a few days.
 Mrs Enos NJ. Gray of I.e.lyard and Mrs. George A. Mackenzie of Westerly l were guests Saturday of Mrs. IcsabeI- l& Mackenzie
 1 Mrs. John ..Iiill of Norwich is the i guest of Miss Ira F. Noyes 1 Claude Fl tiilfiilan of Rarret Vt. ]! $ svisitins; at the home of AfE and l Mrs.sConratle kretZer.
 Miss Emily North Murphy of Prov
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-01
HUMoR OF THE DAY

Englishman-What have you in the states in the way of a deserted vfl- lage? New Yorker@Well. Reno, is about what you're looking fors-Life-
 Crawford-So you're going to glve up your doctor because he doesn't un- derstand your physical condition? Crabshaw-Yes; he seems more in- terested in my financial, condftion-- Judge.
 I'd like to win that pretty Gn1 walking down the street yonder-s0o needs somebody to look after her. ''well, judging by that gang of rub ber-necks on the corner, she has, Florida Times-C nion.
 Jones (getting on in the world and now selecting a uniform for his chauf- feur)-I like this one best, but it's rather expensive Expert Salesman Then I should have it After, all, it's your boss who pays.-London Punch
 The lawyer was endeavoring to pump some free advice out of the doctor. Which side is the best to lie on, doc2" The side that pays you the retainer Cincinnati Enquirer.
 My husband sees pink elephants when he drinks Mine has a worse dogs. It's very expensive, too. .Hows' that?". Why. he goes and buys licenses for 'em.''-Buffalo Commer- cial.
 When l was your age I didn't spend my day joy riding" said the reproy- ing father. Well" replied the self confident youth. I'm going to avoid your mistakes too. When 1 get to be your age I'm not going to stay up half the night dancing the tango."-. Washington Star.
 A man purchased some red flannel shirts guaranteed not to shrink. He reminded the salesman forcibly of the guarantee some weeks later Have you had any difficulty with them7" the latter asked 'No," replied the cus- toner; '-only the other morning when I was dressing. my wife said to me, John. where did you get that pink coral necklacc?' Tit Bits.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-01
idence is visiting her parents Mir and

 idence is visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. William Murphy
 Mrs. Charles Moreton and two chill dren of Medford. Mass, are guests of Mrs. Moreton's parents. Rev. and Mrs. c. T. Hatch
 Mrs. Lillian Mallory has returned from spending tho winter in Balti- more.
 Mrs. Herbert Porter and daughter, Miss Catherine, of New York, arc the gllests of the formers mother, Mrs. Charles Eccleston.
 Roy E. Bates has returned from trip to the Bermudas.
 MT. and Mrs. John Pearson of Hartford have been the guests of the latter's parents, MT. and Mrs. E. Wainright Bentley.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Williams and daughter of New York are guests Of Deacon B. F. Williams
 Henry Deneke has been in Boston over the holidays
 MT. and Mrs George s. Scott of New York have opened their summer home on East Main street
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-01
Doctor Tells How To
 Shed Bad Complexion

We cannot restore degenerated facial tissues any more than we can restore a lost limb. It is useless to attempt to convert worn-out complexion into a new one. The rational procedure is to remove the Homp4exlon lnSlead-re- move the devitanzed cuticle. Not by surgical means, however, as the under lylng cutiS is too thin, too tender to withstand immediate exposure. Apply ing ordinary mercolized wax will grad ually absorb the offending cuticle. By degrees, a new, youthful skin appears; a skIn soft and delicately tinted as rose petal.
 No lady need hesitate to try this. Procure an ounce of mercolized wax of ,-.e druggist Spread on a thin layer before retiring, removing this Tn the morning with soap and water. In from one to two weeks the complexion is completely transformed.
 An approved treatment for wrinkles is provided by disso1ving an ounce of powdered saxolite in half pint of witch hazel Bathing the face In the solution brings prompt and remarkable results.-Dr. R. Mackenzie in Popular rueolcine
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-01
COLONIAL THEATRE.
Adventures of KathIyn, No. in This
 Powerful Animal seriee.


 There is an endless amount of inter eet centered in the powerful wild an- final series of motion pictures which the Colonial theatre has been showing under the title of Adventures of kath- iyn. Today the fifth of this series will he shown, it being entitled The Colonel tr Chains, and has as a big event Kath1ynss message to her father, sent 1rcm the prison window tied around tho neck of rambling babboon. This brinEs Bruce. the American hunter to t1er rescue. who riding on his faEorite elephant, has it tear the window from the prison. permitting Kathlyn to es- c&pe- A big panther proves to be an Important factor in the story, as does several camels- There are other fine films for today. but tomorrow the pow crfuI masterpiece. Mysteries of Paris, ~1u be shown. This is in live reels and follows closely the book of the 11me name. It can be seen for Tues 11Y only af the Colonial Don't n1iss [11D fmneu9e feature. story Of royal tx 1n6 1t1 1noWl6dge of tho denlzens Ek Tho und4zWpgld.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-01
TY DIGESTION
Quickly Shatters the Nervous systen -Immediate Action Necessary
 Use Mi-o-n na

When you feel irritable, tired and respondent; when you have nervous twitehing. specks before the eyes, headaches. sour stomach, heartburn, Dad taste in the mouth. and pains in the colon and bOwels-you are suffer ing from indigestion the first step to chronic dyspepsia, which invariably wrecks the nervous ssystem-you need Mi-o-na at once.
 Ml-o-na is a specific for stomach Weakness-it goes to the seat of your trouble and quickly ends stomach misery. It surely and safely builds up and strengthens the stomach walls and glands, quickly improves the di- sesuve system-the vital force and nerve energy are restored, then you are Tn the best of spirits and enjoy perfect health
 DO not suffer another day. Get a hfty cent box of Mi-o-na Tablets from Tne Lee and Osgood Co, or your near est arug store-keep them with you constantly, for this treatment will neip you get well and strong, and i'm mediate relief is sure. Do not delay delays are not only dangerous but needless. If not benefited Mi-o-na costs nothing.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-01
AT THE AuDiToRiUM., D1s Musical Comedy Offering and Two,
 Feature Films Today.

The Audftorfum programme for tho dE8t of the week Is composed of three bzg feature numbers, and each and evGKy ono ara entirely out of the or- dinary- For three days only a special rented in place of the usual thpee-act achedu1e. but the three acts will be on the b4l again Thursday. A Night in the Park fs the name of the big fea- fures and 1t is a miniature musical comedy in one act There are pretty girls, really funny comedians and ev- erything that goes to make up a first class offering. One special feature of zhfg company is its excellent singing male qInrtefte which is the equal of 4Hy a4en in Norwich in some time. <Iecf41cG4 o4octs ere carried. including x1c bi< ezcc<11c fountain This is an GIxecf n8ref seen in this city before It 1s described briefly as follows. In the center of the state is seen an elaborate fountain spraying about oe0 gallons of water. at the finish of the act a large bali is seen to be rising from the center of the water; when it reaches the top the bal opens and a pretty girl steps out and performs beautiful dznce- This must be seen to be appre- ci2ted-
 Th-s other two features are big three reel pfotop1ays- First is The Secret of the Well. magnificent three-reel produc4ion made by the new Eclair- CoI0ris process, which shows up every thing in the actual colors of nature. It 1s all in the photography. This drama of mystery was taken In Intiis- The next feature is also a three-reeler and is entitled The Race for the R41l,ies, featuring Detective Nat Pinkerton. This was made by the same company that produced The Black IS, and it is a thriller from start to finish.
 The management of the Auditorium considers this one If the best of the many good shows seAn this season. and ft is for three days only, so go early and get your fa<or1te seat as big bus tness is sure on this attraction.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-01
FOR SALE
AUCTION SALE
MACHINERY AND FOUNDRY OF THE TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT CO.,, Bankrupt. Manufacturer of Libby Valves at Mantle. Conn.

No. l Garvin Universal milling ma chlne, dividing heads, wise chuck, 1-13 x5 Robbins screw cutting lathe, 1-15x6 Fairbanks and 1-1SxS screw cutting lathe, all compound rest. hollow spin dleI 20-inc-- drill press, three-speed lathes with compound rest; hack saw, grinders, Garvin screw machine wire feed l 1-4 in-
 American 16-inch Universal Fox monitor brass workers lathe, with taper attachment.
 aIve testing and steam testing out fit; pattern shop, band saw, lathe, saw table. 40 h. p. boiler. engine. pumps. belting, hanging pulley, shafting, safe, desks, typewriter.
 Foundry equipment and patterns.
 One hundred -fiasks moulds, crucibles, ovens, ladies, $15.000 worth of wood patterns for gate and globe valves, tees. elbows, etc; spine cutter, etc; all machinery practically as good as new.
 Ihe above will be sold in single lot to the highest bidder by
 H. H. PARKE & CO.,, Auctfoneers, on TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1914, at P. m: Take train to New London, Conn.,; |; plant is six miles from New London; 1; reached by train or trolley car every hour.
 Auc.Ioneer,. office, 50 Church St.. N. Y.
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Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-01
nt ' Going On Tonisht.

yon@4x:Ile ana Aaosaon rsctueos a Eet7GE t.ic<u-ez at coianial I'hNAtrp. F111ev11o md rhooDp1ays as DaN1s moek1 in B1H Bi0c1k
 Qncqe LodGe. No II. l. Q. O E., meets Themes Tnson. No. 1H, U B. of c An~ !. of A., meets in Carpenters' Hall Norwich Aerie No 3G7 F. o. E., meetB fn Eagies' Hall
 1Adleg Auxiliary, Division No. la, A O. h-~ meets in ForesterB Hall.
 N4rWfch Council No. Z6, F. B. L..
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-01

other dainties. After rounding up the merryTnakers, the party, numbering about 50, was invited into the house, and pleasant evening was spent household goods to Nlontville where she will reside, after living in Fitch vile for many years.
 dressing of fine trap rock has been put on the road between this place and Yantic.
 guest of her brother Benjamin Bur dick, of Baltic
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-01
POETRY
sAII. LITTLE BOAT.

Sail. little boat-saii out of the bay Swift as a bird, to my dear heart say That love is best l t Bear him ? message. a message sweet tMy heart thy frelghtD And haste wnere the surge and the
 snaIlOws meet
 At the gosden gate. Speed last away with enchanted crew And snow white wings; rjr Peace and Joy are aboard o1 you. And q souI that sings What though the wind and the wave
 divide, The '@ earrents sas ms of .ss oeesn are deep ana
 wide,
 But love .s strong.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-01
Ns~ Enssand Trolley Tribe.

There has been issued by the Trol- ley Press of Hartford for 1914 a IA paxe guide to New England with par ticulaf reference to trolley trips through the New England states and fhe Hudson valley. It is we'll illus frated and furnishes timetables for all tho many lines and maps Illustrating the network of electric systems. It fs great aid to any who are in search of such valuable information.