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Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
CARE OF sUMMER GLOVES.

The care OF gloves I'm summer 10. u
greater difficulty than the care Of
gloves IN winter, because summer
gloves become s0iIed mere quickly
than winter ones. For one thing,
everything is dustfer in summer than
In winter. The windows OF cars and
trains and houses are open and we 70
ABOUT IN open automobiles and al
most everything we touch In dusty
The moisture Of the hands in summer
also adds to the difficulty OF keeping
gloves clean And then the fact that
We wear lighter gloves generally in
summer Is another thing that makes
1t hard to Keep our gloves clean I'm
warm weather
Obviously the most economical
summer glove is wash glove These
are now OF so many sorts that every
taste can be satisfied. For very warTn,
weather perhaps the thin silk gloves
are most comfortable. These wear. cut
more quickly than heavier ones. and
are, therefore, not so economical for
hard ware. But they are easily washed
ana dried. Use luleewarm water and
pure soap and rinse in clear water
Hot water turns white silk yellow. and
snouid never be used on white silk
gloves: and, indeed, the IukexaFm
KIND is better for all gloves.
The various sorts of fabric xtovas
are admirable for summer wear, They
can be easily washed in cool water
and good soap. and they dry quickly.
1neY are now made in such good stvIz
that the best dressed women do mot.
hesitate to- wear them II really paya
10 get good quality for CONSTANT
wear, as the finger tips last much
longer IN the more expensive SORT
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

legged naval mutiny winch broke ont IN
the, Austrian squadron at Poia a few
daya ago. The crew Of q small battle
ship, mostly Dalmatiana. imprisoned
their officers and took over the ship
the Italians The plot Was discovered
and the remainder OF the fleet opened
fEe, overcoming the resistance Of the
mutiueeEs after an hours intermittent
fighting
A considerable, number Of casualties
ara said to have occurred. and the
Dreadnougf1t Radetszlry was somewhat
damaged by the mutineers, fire.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
SUMNER rtAIRDREssrNe.

To produce the Castle bob coiffure,
which is so popular among young
girls. the hair may be drawn back
loosely from the forehead and dressed
low IN the neck. The device or hair
which gives the bobbed effect is then
arranged ON 6 narrow black velvet
ribbon band, The ribbon is placed
rather low on the forehead, encircling
the head, which allows the bobbed hair
ito cover the neck and ears.
The cluster curl is style of Golf
fuTe used either high or low Fer
both styles a. softly constructed wire
foundation covered with SILK net is
employed. This insnres perfect SYM
metry to the head, and as 1t can be
placed on any part of the head, the
couture can always be arranged In
q becoming style.
For high hair dressing O round wire
foundation covered with silk net is
placed high on the head The hair
is drawn loosely over It and is tied se-
scurely. 1t then may be either cooled
or tucked beneath. The curis are ar
ranged in a cluster at the top with
two or three arranged becCnifng1y at
the nape Of the neck. The hair about
the forehead rs softly arranged and is
drawn back to the cuF1e6 couture.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
LISTENING TO THE COUNTRY.

On one occasion at least since the
exchange Of notes between this coun-
try and Germany began President
Wilson has been quoted as, listening
10 the voice OF the people. He was
hnxious' to know the sentiment of the
country. How well he has responded
thereto is to be judged from the fact
that the country stands solidly back
Of him and the courseewhich he has
pursued.
This was in marked contrast to the
policy he adopted relative to the ques-
hon Of free trade. In regard to that
he followed his own mind although
The country was strongly opposed to it.
The result speaks for itself. The con-
Hitions which have been brought about
hs the result of the tariff for revenue
pnly policy voice a loud protest and
The situation regarding protection to-
BAY urges that he listen to the de-
hands Of the country.
There is a crying need for a radical
change in the policy OF the admins
ration. The industrial life of the coun-
Ey can be given the encouragement
Ef1ich it needs only by supplying the
assistance through new slegislation. 1t
means the l5andonmentsof ideas which
have been highly treasured, but. which
have been tried and found wanting.
Whether he will appreciate the fact
hat inasmuch as it has paid him to
listen ON, one occasion land apply the
same reasoning when%it comes to
neetfng domestic needss remains to- be
Disclosed but 1t should& prove most
taIuabde TIP to him.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
Stories of the War
Dogs For ssrvies at Front

The Ns.io-., c--I-'
DOES, - $500 s.oa Society OF Ambulance
whera y sw,,l-.N now ns& eight kennels
fo- ss,.,-i<s. are busy preparing dogs
trai,1S,,s, -. 1ne 'front.' They are
and tre,,I s1---o- eos% oespascn czrr1ers
Lance &C., $50 az. a. WeH as az1bu-
army - eerts..s- 49, t socn success that the
supply Tr--' h,,..., .nSr eIan tney can
TlafToT 49, uhare4 ana twenty-five
mart ~ az e s 49, Deeu sent to a
cIosed Tha-- ...'e Sannot pc as
troIIinar aT.d -.,'.1 49, .1ecolnPeny pa
night and Co., ,.,ss,.g pafees az
lines when Ters,-.,-- 49, Dse4 % sne
to perform this duty mnch qu,c dD.s
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

THE oRlDuNA ATTACK.

Whatever favorable impression may
have been created in the past few
weeks by the indications Of greater
respect upon the part of German sub
marines towards merchant vessels, and
the Inference which was to be gained
;therefrom that it intended to respect
international law even though assur-
gances had not been actually given to
that effect. all has been rudely shat
Wered by the story which is told of
the attack upon the steamer Orduna.
There is no question but what the
pl trpose of the attack upon that steam
pr was to sink it The miscalculation
of It's speed by the commander Of the
SUBJ marine and the clever maneuvering
of lhe vessel after the underwater
craft had been discovered are alone
respc nsible for its escape and with
It tEiet lives OF score OF more Amer
Icamsa
3 Garnany has not disavowed the
sinlkii lg OF the Lusitania and by it's
last ote it failed to disclose auy dis
positia,n to. Now. as If it was a threat
as to-. what can be expected if this
country does not agree to the pro-
posals In the recent Won Jagow COM
municati on an attempt to repeat the
destruction of another big vessel in a
similar manner is made. No warn
ing was given to the vessel and no
effort was made to respect the lives
of the AmeEieans who were aboard and
asleep. Tt overthrows all the faith that
had been expressed that Germany had
abandoned its murdereus policy and
what is moreA kserfous, it has occurred
while negotiations are underway con-
corning that VERY thing, and at a. time
when this country is bound to take it
Into consideration In the reply which
ls about to be made. On the face of
u It bids defiance to this country.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

front after a weli-earned rest Fruc'
stuclk to his past during the pursuit Of
the Germans until his. master was
killed, then in the confusion OF the ad-
vance lost his company. He turned un
one morning exhausted and footsOre
at the kennel OF the president of the
society OF amhulance dogs at Maisons
Latte where he had been trained
All that dogs ara doing and have
done az the front will not be known
until after the war: thu censor finds
some, OF their ssrvtces 50 imp1Eta1e
that he. says TO. disoiose n would give
valuable hints to the French enemies.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
END SUCH FARcEs.

In his announcement of his decision
in the Thaw case Judge Hendrick
spoke In particular upon the manner
in which alienfsts participate in the
preparation Of a case and are called
as expert witnesses by the state. This
he considered to be wrong and ex-
pressed the hope that 'tthe legislature
OF the state VIII find sonne means to
correct this"
This furnishes q suggestion for con-
sideration, but there are more features
of the Thaw case than that which call
for attention by the legislature Of the
state Of New York. It has been shown
in this case what a Ioopl1oIe Is left
to the criminal by the form of YER
dict which requires that It shall be
mot guilty on the ground Of insanity"
after facts to support the same have
been established. The Thaw eonyic-
ton in that manner shows what a
farce it Is now that he has been de-
clared insane and freed and placed
in position where he can do the
same thing over again.
There was a movement started some
time ago seeking to- have the form OF
verdict changed to- guilty, but insane"
in such cases for the purpose Of dis
couragfns the general resort to technt-
calities and play upon sympathy which
can be and to a large extent are used
in the efforts to save the lives Of those
who can afford to make. sueh efforts
to circumveRt the. law and escape the
penalty. Judge Hendrick did not re-
fer to this and 1t was not necessary
that he should. The case through
out speaks for itself and places an
obligation upon New York to improve
its criminal law. IL IL does not profit
through experiences 1t shows q TEN
dency that is dangerous.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
sRIeHTENINe stLvRR.

When silver or sifver-plAted spoons
become tarnfshed after using them to
eat eggs with. rub the spoons BrislIy
with dry table salt. applied with q
dry, soft cloth, and their briIEancx
will be restored
To remove fruit stains Au,n linen
smear the stains over with pure
glycerfns leave IT, ON for or9 hour.
then wash the article IN warm w4ter.
repeating a second time r. necessary.
Coffee stains can be removed bY the
same process, but the yufk Of an egg
should be added to the gIycerfn. Fer
a. light silk garment the gIycerin
should be mixed with water instead
OF the egg.
II turnfps are strong, slice them and
let soak In water over night. It will
TICKLE you to see how fine they taste
after that
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

and by land. Its fancifuI old battle
ments, its meanderfng, war-worn.
weafher-beateas Streets its battsred
citadel and d0H5en, which the cannon
shot of Swedes and Russians searched
and SCARED. its 1es-9 old buildings.
it's ancient archiyes and many other
testimonies OF the past. make the
quaint old city and the modern deadly
stronghold OF unusual interest to the
peaceftI tourist
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
ASKING sBREAcH OF NEurHALiT'

y
II is q Debated as wei as . feeble pro-
test which is made to this country by
Austria against the sale OF munitions
Of war to belligerent nations. The OBJ
lection of Austria. as has been the case
of Germany, is not 30 much that this
country Ia engaged IN the nanufac-
tIire ana sale OF munitions OF war to
belligerents as 1t is that It is en-
gaged In such business with those
belligerents which are lighting Aus
trda and Germany. It overlooks en-
tfrefy the fact that this country is
showing no favoritism in the matter.
At does not care for the consideration
which the United States manufacturers
stand ready to show to Austrian or
German purchasers for two reasons, In
the first place those countries do not
need firearms or munitions. having
provided amply against such an emer-
gency, and in the second place they
could not get them if they wanted to
because Of the thorough manner in
which the opposing nations have cut
off their commerce.
Thus because they do not want and
cannot get such products from this
country It Is anxious that the United
States should rush to their assistance
and deny the same thing to all other
countries. That act would be a Sc
rious breach Of neutrality whereas I'M
der the present policy this country
is accepting trade from all comers It
is doing only what tho Teutonss have
practiced right along in supplying
arms and ammunition to fighting coun-
tries and what all nations have the
right to do under the agreement Of
nations. The policy of this country
was established some time ago and
Austria should know that It is sim
ply asking the United States to vfo-
late it's neutral stand
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
etRpLE EFFECTS.

The narrow ribbons, usually Of veil
vet, or with croSswise cord, or In
rather heavy grosgratn with g. pieot
edge, are sometimes drawn around
the waist and knotted IN a. little bow
and short ends, or in long loops and
very long ends in the back; but they
are more often used to finish or trim
some other girdle arrangement, or
to give the effect Of gird1a lines
without the reality.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
STOCKING ECONOMY.

When you buy hosiery always get
at least two pairs alike for the sake
of economy. One stocking frequently
wears before the other, and having
two pairs alike enables you to match
the better ones. Every pair OF stock
ings should be marked with a special
mark, so that they can be matched
up easily after being Numbered.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
TILE EFFEcr FoR BATHROOM.

An ordinary bathroom can be- given
beautiful tiled effect by the following
arrangement: Form q hizh wafus-
coting of cement, three COSTS. the FIRST
two of ordinary gray Portland ce-
ment, and the last Of Keen Cement.
which is perfectly wf1ife.
Before the last coat dries, lay r. off
with marker IN blocks the shape of
a face tile. the cracks thus made can
be colored to harmanize with the
tinting of the upper walls and eeft-
ings
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

The dishes sent to the iuvaIid's
room should be dainty and pretty. the
silver shining, the napkins and tray
cloths snowy. while the food should be
cooked and arranged 50 as to tempt the
appetite, and many an invalid has ex-
pressed pleasure when on her tray was
finger shaped vase with a single
rose or a cluster of violets among the
china, silver and glass. Somehow the
fragrant. cheerful. posy seemed to
create an appetite for the delicate
food over which It refgned.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

Like g. mariner who abandons the
sea, Huerta I'm deciding not to return
to Mexico expects to settle down where
he can set q glimpse of It once In
while.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

Having crossed the Windau river
Germany apparently expects to get a
look IN at Warsaw.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

Take care OF the teeth. Have them
hl1ed as soon as a cavity appears. The
smaller the cavity the easier it is filed,
the less 1t costs and the longer the
tooth will be preserved
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

However the. acts OF one beliiserent
may differ from another thers can be
no question but what they are all do
ing the same regarding the war debt,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

A delightful bath bag is made by
taking equal quantities of bran and
starch; after mixing thoroughly add
eight ounces of pulverized CASTLE soap.
For each bath fill a small cl1eesecIoth
bag with the mixture, using it In place
of the wash cloth or sponge.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

The longer the war lasts the greater
will be the freedom from the book
agent with history Of 1t.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

Brown boots and SHOES should be
rubbed over with q slice OF raw po-
tato before the polish is applied This
win clean and remove the stains
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

The middle west reports the onion
crop short, but there need be no fear
OF loss Of strength.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

The girls guilds OF England ara
proving of much value to- the. GOVERN
ment by making quilts for soldiers az
the front
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

New York must by this time realize
the necessity Of putting an end to un-
restrained midsummer Thaws.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

The man on the corner says: Some
people glory in their recollections
while others are trying to forget the
past.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

Carranza thinks this country mis-
understands him, but he has take,
a long time reaching that conclusion
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

Vaseiine will make the eyebrows and
eyelashes grow. Apply with a camePs
hair brush, stroking the eyebrows to-
ward the temples.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

The contests between the cup de-
tenders are not attracting as much
attention as they did a year ago.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

HI health, worry, i'll nature and lack
Of fresh air and exercise will produce
wrinkles quicker than old age. The
to remedy the cause as the first step.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

Harry Thaw declares he Is not 60
ing to writes q Book out the public
ISwcu1d be Interested in knowing how
much his laugh ON New York state
| lay h-ev nnst him.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

A few drops of cologne or toilet vim
egar in wash water is most refresh
ing and stimulating to the skin. In
case of a double chin carry the head
with the chin slightly elevated and
massage daily, using no cream OF
emollient.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

In massaging for developing any
part of the face, soft. light strokes
across the lines are used; the heavy
strokes are used in reducing
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

When William Jennings Bryan
reached Omaha, Neb., there wasn't
even a reporter at the station to meet
him. A man may have too. nnch
ueace.-Chicago Post.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

The many thousand welsh coal
miners apparently think they have. no
part to play even though England ex-
pects every man TO DO his duty
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
EDITORIAL. HoTEs.

July can always be relied UPON to
start the further advocacy of shirt
waists for men
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

The acquittaI Of Use Ne Cat win
give assurance to the Indians that thsy
have nothing to fear II they do not
transgress the law.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

Soap should he stared some time
before us1ng in order TO get the beet
Ivafuel out OF Il Remove Wrapper. put
the soap ON a. TIN and places trf An hot
oven until uz0iSt. but Be- careful NOT n,
leave It too long On Il VIII run out of
hard and win Last twIe@ ms long.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

The dark circles around the neck
may be removed by nightly rubbings
with lennon juice and discarding high,
stiff neckwear
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

mop and keep it just for that purpose
Get the dust out of the springs first
with the dry mop, then dampen the
mop and go over the metal a second
time.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

Patent leather and Kid boots will
take a higher polish II first wiped over
with sponge dipped In milk. let dry
and apply the blaclxing.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

Two daughters OF king Nicholas OF
montenegro married Russian grand
dukes, third being the wits of the
present king Of Italy.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

Even though the tetat keepers have
found the season poor thus far they
know from now on they have ST
Switlifu worKing for them.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

A strong German committees has beeu
formed by the New York woman suf-
frage party.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

DR.. Elizabeth Riley has been pfv-
stefan and superintendent and In
struetoF of tho Boston @grgfeM McspF-
tai for eleven years.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
WOMAN MILE AND m THE KITCHEN

TOR tho blouse. tho tmiI1red dreHm the
evening gown, as well e. FER hats.
Picturesque laced aEoyeHaEe 6odIces
are still IN favor.
Striped voiie and bAtinf@ mako q
good summer combination.
Finish. the. bottom Of the -fail skirt
with one row OF puffing,
Bridesmaids are carrying crooks with
knots of apple blossoms.
Side frfIia on blonaes are particularly
liked by slender women.
White pOngees and taffetas are seen
among afternoon dresses.
SeaEfs Of Spanish lace are much in
vogues SO are scarfs OF net
More and more is seen certain old
world occurrences in the seasnuss fash
ions.
Fringes. buttonl10les, blaf tr4nminR,
In fact. anything Of this type tf1at re-
heves straight hem. is fashionable to
finish the bottom OF the uneven skirt
or the short bolero jacket
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

The HOUSEWIFE

When bread Is taken out OF the
oven 1t should be removed from the
pans and placed side down on wire
bread or cake cooler
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

Trustees Of Delawaze eolleeef nave
decided to enlarge their buildings SO
tnat tney can accommodate all the
women who have applied for aTfr1iff-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
coNcERNINa WoMEM.

Over 200 Canadian women have an
pied for positions as war nurses.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

A good dfsinfectant for q sink Is to
put two tablespooufuls of soda and a
teaspoonftE of ammonia in ONE gallon
of boiling water Pour this down the
sink.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

The American federation Of rafErcas
workers has indorsed woman suffragr
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

increasing.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

A new broom will last longer IL the
strands are tied together and put into
for two hours. Dry thoroughly for two
hours.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

DR.. Pearl J. STEPHENS, VINO has fpst
been graduated from the Tennessee
College OF Medicine with fha MimfTest
of sfxty-ssyeu
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

Bathing suits follow the lines of tn
new dresses.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

Marks that have been made on paint
with matches may be removed by first
rubbing the mark with lemon and
washing 1t afterward with soap and
water.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
CLEANING SETTINGS

Cleaning spiral badsprinmm may non
easily accompiisned II you use . dish
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

The leaders OF the Carnren,z union
eVaded this public. duty when they
turned the proposed arbitration into a
farce by insisting that they should
name all Of the arbifrators. Not hack
ing entirely In shrewdness IN what an
pears to have been their plan fntant
not 70 abide by the agreement to
arbitrate, they named man OF eoa5
standing; but they must have, ex-
pected to make arbitration fmpossf-
pie when they proposed that their
sue alone should make the selection.
BY this conduct the leaders OF fre
union convince most people that from
tne beginning they were planning a
strike. Thus the carmen, aIthouah
e eto sEe1. majority ara merely pas
ment or their union Affairs enter nm
on. me new phase OF tie Controversy
VIII pubic. good will alfenatsd and
tneir reputation for good sense consid-
eraolyr deDrecfatef-Pruvfde Rrff
1etiu-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

To prevent glassware from being
easily broken. PIT in kettle OF cold
water; heat gradually until water has
reached the boiling point. When cool
take out.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

Bridesmaids are carrying creeks with
knots of apple blossoms.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

Finish. the bottom Of the -fHil skirt
with one row OF puning,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

Bead embr0tdsry g. extensively used
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

The State Commission ON Rivers
Harford gave out that e. fr1ait conn
pany- operating In Central and South
America would probably occupy q
part OF the government pier at New
London and make that port q dis
trtbuting point for the New England
states and Canada Thus there is a
prospect that the state investment
may begin to pay at some not distant
date Once, started and sooner or
later 1t is sure to come, the aSfvan-
Etages Of that location will orerpous
all obstacles and induce a permanent
and increasinx business. sefivftx
Bridgeport Standard
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
OTHER VIEW POINTS

The suggestion made in ten news
columns of The Record relative To
the designating OF crosswaYs by paint
on the permanent pavement IS worthy
of adoption. Since the crossings were
eliminated pedestrians have indulged
their fondnesS for crossing the streets
as If they were wandering about a
pasture lot. A little visiting hetWsea
friends Is quite sufficient to- make
them become targets for earslessl auto
drivers IL may irrftate a little to
feel that one cannot neander over
streets as in the days wifen. autonao-
biles were not, but the fact remains
II regulation OF trahfcs il necessary
there must be regulation OF pedestri-
ans as well II aeeidsnfE are to be
ayoided.-Meriden Record.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

Striped voiie and bat4nae make a
good summer combination.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

PICTURESQUE laced MovenMEe bodies
are still IN favor.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

Side fri1e ON blonaes are particularl.
liked by slender women.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19

To extract the juiMs from an onion,
cut a. slice from root end of onion,
on a coarse crater. working with a
rotary motion.