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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-17

fumuie benbe tileooe, 90 fna pilhe ban
isrge for at omfomme paa en- inaour
Wsaaoe, at Der niger, Wistanfe funos
bIipe ON SeIpmoro. Men iaa fom
ariien. San fit ct tenmelig ifarpi
9rep ira fin Some, os bette latte ban
~iaaIeoes | Sarniif, at ban life alene
glemte at %, men beilittteoe ogiaa al
ifine fig ira fin 2insleblagerinoe
San p%aaitaor enopioere, of bun aItif
bar bebanbIet bam paa en- erniom
Waaoe, oe oa bum er rig bill ban babe
i'm Gnbel at 6ormien - iaa fan bun
Grsre fig iaa meget bun pil, flyer
ban.
Stipe Maispriicr. Den / 9es
Mtoines afboIote Maisubitining Of
ilnttehes Srebog meo ct Salg al De
pr9miebeIsnneoe G~robllfter. 6. E.
Merebitb, llbgiper al ct af Statens
ggerbrugsblabe, opergif peb oenne
anleoning ale t~ibIigere Waispriier,
ioet ban betaIie $3.50 for ct eneite
Wfaisor, Der Dor tilfienot ferite Bre.
mic. Oct blep iagt, at ban let funoe
ielee bbett aorn paa bette Pr til %
Gents Stpffet, bpilfet pilOe gipe BAN
en- net S~ortieneIte, % aornenes gn.
tai onilaaes til omrtrent LOO. Wr.
Mereoitb fisbte forreiten Here andre
Barrier Mais, Jolt for $795, men Dog
ubgiorbe oct tiIinmmen life iaa me-
get iom en- 9uibeI. Som for omtalt
ponbt Sobn Sunobere fsrite GrGmie
for at BABE aoIet oen meite oe beoite
Inis poa en- acre, nemlig oct fsr
ubsrte llbbptte Of 1913 guibels.
Senne Wois inbbso ban ielp at 10.
itiainesforenineet for $25. De beo'
tie ii Moisor betaltes meo $500, ben
beoite guibel MaiS $50, bebite 80
Iaisar 500. @f Broblfterne / oen
rationale Waisnoitiaing iolgtes Den
bebite guibel Woi8 for $3.50 % De
beoIte ii Gr for 1886.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-17

% 6. g. Stitd - pil panifelig
fiinne Iene. Spao slariasen til lllpf.
Ten funbe bore bill maaffe aIorig
bIipe opIpit. Wan eiGtter paa, at
Der er bleben laaet en- Spiger IND |
en- af 3ruotounfene. Gen afosbe
Claus 2arien bar p9ret aniat peo
Minneiota transfer / De iiSite 16
aar. San efterlaber fig Suitru og
to gsrn. gnoerion er gnfeman6 og
bar ct Barn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-17
Muuiunu-

Gu Spinolcr. 6. Douglas, "Ehe
MtpiteriouS Scr. &affles", blep iibite
Ntanoug arreitcret / Butte netop iom
ban itob / @cgreb meo at iorlaoe
Spen. grreitotionen Ifeebe paa Sla-
ge ira IcIitiet / Douglas, e. 9af.,
bpor Here err blepne taget peb Heien.
Slere lettrocnoe Gutter og Siger,
ioapel / Douglas Tom / Butte, bar
ppret oumme nof til at betale
Spinblcren $50 for at blipe WeeoIem-
nler al en- SIogs @iftermaalsior.
eniuq, Tom ban iagoe ban itoo
Spioien for.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-17

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beflaeelia Sfpoeulpffe inotraf iioite
2sroag aften peo 8eliem Hapibs,
ioet Otto Sobnions 11.aariee Ssn
blen ifuot og brpbt at fin Srooer.
Ssbsfalo peo glbcrt Sea. Char.
les q. Sobnsrl,b, boenbe fire Wil
eitenfor @lbert Sea, bsoe forleoen ef'
ter ct aars Speoom. San blep Go
gar ganmel, efterlaoenoe fig Suitrr
og ipp @srn.
8ammel Scttler bpb. Eeter g.
Sobnion, Ell at De isrite Settlere
Otter Coil Gountp, oeoe fornplig
tit Siem | Star Safe Soipnibip. 81.
get braates til Sergus Sails for al
%begrapes. gibsoe bar SO slar gam.
mel og ligift.
Sommer Barriers Gfterfplger. -
CONNER 8. 8. Barter, Der M er |
lit 7Sbe aar, piI peo Serminens 10.
lob trrffe iig tilbage iom CONNER
7be 9iitrift, og iom hans gftermanf
nppnes S. u. Wtaion / Sergus Sails
On Eetition er | oen gnlebning bic
ben c~irfuleret blanot SiltriftetS 90
pofater.
SnnS leber til Spoagelie. arel
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Sig / Sfogen n4r 9pen. San bupoe
en- Sio p9ret ipgeIig, % ion | Erlfe
antages ban at bope panbret no
Sfoeen. Sapbe oct life p9ret for
&fbebeS Srub, bar 2iget maaife life
blepet ilnbet poa lang Sib. Sun'
BEN bar forblepet hos i'm Serre DC
fem fprite Gage eiter at ban bar for.
ibulben, men fom ioa tilbage Wien,
og oct bar peo 1pretS Spor | Den
npfalbne Sue at 2iget ianbtes.
Sjulet SIN brGber i'm Saocr. On
befIagelig Siloragelie fonbt iioitc
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GongIais 60, ioct en- baIp9ol Wtanb
Oscar Selmurit, % aar gammel,
Ifieo % orGbte fin Saoer % ioareoe
lin @robcr Claus. 9e IRE boebe
iammeu; Mtooeren err 300. Ssnnen,
Scr blep iaaret, nar uGunte Dag be-
ifiPftiget ruuot llobuiene, % han
berte ct Sfllo, mel tGnfte life no9et
piocre beroper, for 8rooeren fom no
og begunote at ipre poa bam meo en-
HeooIpcr, bporuf ct Sfub traf ham
Sfulbercl. Saberen fanotes 300 poo
. Sengcn meo ct Sfubiaar / SooeOct.
Zen i~taffelS 8llt bar alto OPret Ell
Coming, men bar bibtiI uGret auiect
iom fuIoitGnbig uinrlig.
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2arien blep iaa forbrpnot oq Iaoret
at ban ocoe poa %cieu iii SoipitaIet
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-17

Grif Solution, @icepreiioent 70,
2eao Gitp Miners Union, bsbe for
leoen | 2eao at 2ungebet9noelie.
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anoerion, Der | mango aar bar boei
/ 9lacf Sias, falbt ben lite bs.
Spearfib Giper i Rerbeben al
Spearfib os briifnebe. San ban
ugift og 35 gar gaInmel.
gliper en- MaisIfat. ut Spo 9a'
fota burtig tranger Zig frem I'll al
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bucerenoe Stater ipnes fart at frem'
gaa al bet 6aftnm, at bette aars
WaisapIing belsber fig til $685.
900 9uibels, og mango uotaler MI
meo Soroisning, at ben ngite Iar
bill operitige 100000 9i,ibels.
Oct ct iaa lanetfra, at Snteresier
for Maisbprfning er inoifrGnfet til
Sarmerne. Spsresmaalet er opta-
get I De offentlige Sfoler ODER belle
Staten, pg De iaafalote"Go Snog'
ing Gontelts" arrangeres at De for
ifieliee Goirntpers Superintenoenter.
@eb bper al bisie "9onteits" er al
tio en- al asiiitenterne peo Statens
2onobrngsifole tiliteoe, og ban belize
rer peb Sisie gnleoninger Sarmernes
Ssnner / bporban Iaisi9b ifal bel
ges, bporom Sorben ifal tilbereoes
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unionen, optog Snoianerreierpatio'
nerne onttrent bet balpe at oens
2anoomraabe. Man fornoliger M
meo gob @runo, at Der inoen II
gar life bill finoes en- eneite Snbianer'
reierpation inben Stateu. Der fore.
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piife set tilopersblepne al Gbepenne
&iper % StanOing Rocf &eierputio'
nerne iantt SpbGuelie at Releroatio'
nerne / Den uorolige Salpoel al Sta'
ten. Wan ogter at ifiae Wellette
Gountp fra ben lille til%operSbleone
Gel al Goieblto Heierpen, % at gIsre
oct isrIte Snobug i Iine &io9e De
ierpationen peb at ifiae Den at meo
@ennett Gountp, bporpeo 9ele al
Gountperne &obb, 8aibabangb,
@aibington og Sbannon bliper till
buae. De TO imaa Heieroationer
2olper 9ruIe og Grow Greet / Den
centrale Gel at Staten bill maalfe
blipe De iioIte Der opiluges. 5or
bisies oeofommeno bar Oct Jig Dog
Iia, at ON be piitnof enaang blioer
Ioifebe Tom Heierpationer, iaa fan
Der Der life bIipe Gale ON no9er
slobninq, ga oft 9anoet er uooelt I'll
Snoianerne, OF mere og mere at bette
Sano IelgeS bpert 9lar til botoe Sett'
lere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-17
McS I'm lanae Sattenaal ramte

urg Game / @ien nplig Oct enc 9te
paa en- Serre, ioa ban miitet Spnet
poa bette. Som SfabeSerltotrirtg
tiIbsb bm at aifte fig meo bonn. Sa'
bueet blep mootoget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-17
Cropfnon College

er ben birieite % beoite Stple ! Wprooeiten
Speciele Slasier for Rntpmnere. Seno Ell
ter Satalps iii J. c. Satire, C~rookston'
Mimi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-17

Rnbpia s~sretonoer, Sasfsrer. sos
4aIaee Building. NinneapcIis. IinR
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-17
~, n.rbr.se en- ,sprsisrer,e en- eao.

Saa aorattoe gromc Gutntre Tablets Gue gpc
tbc fsre tiIbaasbetaIcr geuaene, hois be teller at bel
brehe. G, 90. @rppe's Ndpnetr0t pdn huer &fe. use
Ilrbcreot al PARIS MEDICINE CO., st. Louis, Mo
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-01
Especial to The Bunetin.)

Hartford, June 30.-The New London
county meeting today laid county, tax
of one-half mill on the county grand
list, which, 1t Is estimated, will raise
sum of money close to $4,000 for the
purpose Of meeting the floating debts
Of the county. Chairman Martin Of
Stonington presided and Clerk George
z. Parsons of the superior court, who
is on such occasions the legally con-
stituted clerk of the county meeting
occupied the secretary's chair. The
official vote, which was passed on the
motion OF Representative Bushnell Of
Norwich, tells the whole story and is
as follows:
Whereas, The county commission
ers OF the county of New London deem
1t necessary to levy q tax upon the in
habitants thereof, and
Whereas, They have called this
meeting of the representatives for the
time being chosen to thes general as
sennbly from all the towns Of said
county and the senators residing In
said county to take action upon the
said matter in accordance with the
provisions of Section 1852 Of the gen.
eral statutes of the state Of Connect
cut; now, therefore, be ii
Resolved, By said representatives
and said senators, in said meeting, duly
and legally assembled in response to
the aforesaid call of said county com
missioners on this 10th day of June.
1903, that for county purposes a tax
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-01
SUMNER HAIR DRESSING

The disagreeable and repulsive doors
that come from the hair in summer
are caused by dandruff.
Dandruff is caused by microbes
which are hard to kill. but which can
be killed by Partisan Sage, the quick
acting, money-back hair tonic.
Dandruff can never be cured until
the small. aggravating and> indomi-
table dandruff germ is conquered and
destroyed.
And millions of dandruff germs have
been destroyed. thanks to. the great
scientist and dermatologist who gave
to the world Partisan Sage, the only
real dandruff cure and hair grower
the world has ever known.
If you have dandruff, Partisan Sage
will cure you in two weeks, or your
money back
But besides Kidding the scalp Of
dandruff, Partisan Sage is guaranteed
to stop falling hair and itching OF the
scalp. 1t keeps the scalp cool and
clean in summer. It is a prime cav-
ortte with women of refinement. 1t
makes the hair soft. lusuous and
beautiful in a week, and is not sticky
or greasy.
A large bottle for 50 cents at The
Lee e. Osgood Co., who guarantees it.
Sold by leading druggists everywhere.
The girl with the Auburn hair is on
every package.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-01
HALF MILL COUNTY TAX VOTED
Will Raise $4,000 for Floating Debts-Not Collectabls
Until Next Year-Lesislators Coming to Norwich

be, and the same is. hereby laid and
imposed upon the towns of said coun-
ty In proportion to their respective lists
last made and compiled tax of one
half mill on the dollar on said lists
when equalized and adjusted by the
board of equalization of the state of
Connecticut
This tax will not be ceuectable until
next year.
Adjourned for Celebration.
Hartford, June 3O.-This afternoon
Representative Tibbits of Norwich
moved that when the house adjourn
tomorrow it be to meet again at 11.30
next Wednesday instead of next Tues
day, and the senate will take the same
action tomorrow. This Is to permit the
members Of the general assembly TO
attend the Norwich celebration with
out the necessity OF hurrying to Hart
ford on Tuesday, a feat which Mayor
Dunn of Willimantic said in the house
at the time the matter was up he was
not certain they would all be able to
accomplish.
Numerous members Of both houses
have signihed their intention of COM
ing to Norwich and many state officials
and others will accompany the COVER
nor and his staff and members of his
administration. The general assembly
will substitute Friday for Tuesday Of
next week so that the celebrating may
not interfere with the course of legis-
lation.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-01
EFFORT TO HAVE whey
MALADY TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
Claimed She is Very Sick Woman,
Suffering from Degeneration of tina
Heart.

Whey Malady. alias Nordeby now
awaiting trial as an accessory to Addie
Burns in the May Burns case, and who
is serving sixty days sentence in the
Norwich Jail, having been sentenced
in the criminal common pleas court in
New London for being a proprietor of
house Of designation in Norwich, is
i'll at the Jail and under the care Of a
physician.
The woman has had frequent faint
ing spells of late and suffered slight
hemorrhages. Since being liberated on
bail for the Burns offense her health
has failed and with her confinement
she has become a physical wreck, it is
claimed. Efforts were being made to
have her transferred to the Backus
hospital Wednesday afternoon with the
consent of the states attorney, it being
said she has degeneration OF the heart
She was not taken to the hospital,
however, although she may be in a few
days.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-01
OBITUARY..
Louis James Tucker.

On Wednesday afternoon, Louis
James Tucker died at his home in
North Franklin after suffering two
years with tuberculosis. Mr.. Tucker
was born AZ years ago, the youngest
of the five children of Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Tucker of Wakefield, R..
/. When he was three years of age
his parents moved to Lebanon, where
he attended school and later entered
the store Of w. L. L. Spencer in Leb-
anon. Four years later he came to
the store of A. A. Race in North
Franklin, where he was employed up
to two years ago, when illness caused
his retirement. Light outdoor work
and a residence in the Adirondacks
seemed to give him renewed strength
but upon his return to Franklin his
decline continued
In April, 1892, he married Miss Clara
A. Wood of Westerly, R. l., who died
in 1900. In 1901 he married Miss
Eliza w. Potter of Peacedale, r. l. By
his genial nature, excellent character,
quiet industry, and fidelity to all the
interests entrusted to him. he made
many friends and won the respect of
the entire community. He contributed
life and effectiveness to the Lebanon
band, at different times playing the
cornet, alto horn and violin. In May
of this year Mr.. Tucker Joined the
Franklin, Congregational church on
confession of faith. His patience and
fortitude have given ample evidence
to the reality of his Christian faith
He is survived by his wife and son.
an only child, a brother, Edwin B.
Tucker of Providence, and two sisters
Mrs. William Tucker and Mrs. Addie
c. Clark, both of Wakefield, r. l.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-01
GRADUATION EXERCISES
IN BRIDGE DISTRICT
Parents and Friends in Attendance
Class Numbered Seven.

The school year was brought to an
end Wednesday afternoon in the
Bridge district on the East Side with
the graduation exercises of the class
of seven, who included Lucy Black
burn, George Dyer, Hattie Fowler,
Amelia Freyer, Philo jain, Myrtle
Lumis, and Nina May Young. All the
school with a number of parents were
assembled in the upper rooms at two
O'Clock, the pretty decorations being
in roses, daisies and American flags.
The members of the graduating class
wore their class colors. blue and white,
F. H. Bushnell presided and the fol-
lowing programme was finely rendered,
the music being in charge of Miss Ma
ry Brunelle:
Welcome song by the school; reci-
tation, Snowfiakes, Hattie Fowler;
recitation, The Blue and the Gray,
Amelia Freyer; song Tally Ho! by the
school; reading, Rose of New Eng
land, Myrtle Lumis; medley, by the
school, recitation, His Mothers Song,
Nina May Young; recitation, Guilty or
Not Guilty, Lucy Blackburn. =
The diplomas were presented to the
graduates by Acting School Visitor
Frank T. Naples, with appreciated
words of praise for the teachers, and
of advice to those who were finishing
their course in the school. The sing
ing of America concluded the pro-
gramme.
On the walls of the rooms was a
creditable display of the work in
drawing done in all the grades under
the instruction Of Miss Aida Watrous
of Groton.
The resignation of Miss Grace S.
Benjamin, teacher in the fourth and
fifth grades, has been received by the
committee. She deserves the highest
communication for her faithful and eff
ficient work. Miss BENJAMIN has ac-
cepted the position as directress of the
Halle club.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-01
Visited the AImshouse.

A party of the members of the Cath
Ole Benevolent society OF st. Marys
parish, accompanied by the rector. Fa-
Their Smith, Father Keefe, the curate
and Father Donneny of Occum, visited
the almshouse on Wednesday after
noon, bringing cheer to the inmates,
which was greatly appreciated both by
them and by those in charge at the
almshouse. The women of the society
made 1t a picnic. both indoors and out,
during the afternoon and made the day
a bright spot for all in the home. Ice
cream and cake were provided by the
visitors, who numbered about fifty.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-01
A ROSE MUSICAL.
Delightful Affair at Home of Mrs.
Charles Fiske.

A delightful informal musicale took
place at the home Of Mrs. Charles Fiske
Wednesday from to 6 O'Clock. Each
lady was asked to wear a rose and to
either sing or play selection in keep
ing with the month of June and roses
and each kindly responded.
Roses were the decorations. Light
refreshments were served by Miss
Helene Otis, Misses Florence and
Gladys Fiske. The music was all well
rendered and thoroughly enjoyed.
Those who participated in the music
were: Vocal-Mrs. William Haselden,
Mrs Frank Kimbau, Mrs A. Thatcher
Otis, Mrs. Fiske and Miss Gladys
Fiske Piano-Miss Alice Woodward,
Mrs. Herbert M. George and Miss Ruth
Lord; Miss Elizabeth Lane, violin;
Miss Ruth Hamilton, mandolin, with
accompaniment by Miss Helen Hamil-
ton.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-01
MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Interesting Programme Carried Out at
Leffingwel1 Baptist Church.

The ladies Of the Lef1ngwell Baptist
church held their missionary meeting
at the church Wednesday afternoon,
and the following programme was Civ
en-: Singing, Shall Be Like Him;
scripture reading, Isaiah 40, Mrs. c. H.
Peokham; prayer by the pastor, Rev.
J. G. Ward; report OF secretary; read
ing, A Typical Missionary. Mrs. Will
liam Browning; reading, A Bright Side
of Darkest Africa, Mrs. Charles Lef-
fngwell: reading, A School in Africa,
Mrs. Ella Beebe; singinr The Sun
light; poem, Inward Stiffness, Miss
Eola Browning; reading, The Mary
Lyons of South Africa, Mrs. Frank
Harris; reading. Nejiji. Mrs. Charles
Ellis reading, The Missionary Bon
nets, Mrs. A. H. Beebe.
The collection amounted to $4.15.
There was an attendance Of fifteen and
the meeting closed with the singing of
When Our Ships Come Sailing Home
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-01
Newent School Closed.

The Newent school closed Tuesday.
Prizes for perfect attendance during
the entire school year were awarded
to Willie, Lizzie, Fred and George
Budeit and Martha Johnson. The prize
for excellence in spelling was won by
Albert Bredlow. Two prizes for bring
ing in the most wild flowers were
awarded to Emma Guillotte and John
Kendall. The following pupils were
perfect in attendance during the sum-
mer term: Willie, Lizzie, Fred and
George Budeit, Albert Bredlow, Emma
Guillotte, Martha Johnson, Beatrice
Kendall. Theodore Kendall, Arthur
Kline and Helen Kline.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-01
Lack Of Leaders.

Many newspapers and many inter-
ested people are declainndng against
the general assembly for its dilatorl-
ness for not rushing its work along
and adjournfng. Why not put the
blame where it belones-on the lead
ers Of the house? The senate has all
it's work closed up and is waiting for
the house to act. Poor leadership is
where the trouble lies; there is abso-
lutely no excuse for so much delay in
adjournment, no matter what is said.
-Ridgefeld Press.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-01
The Crowd We Get.

Not only is it well dressed crowd
that leaves Naugatuok Valley cities
for the shore resorts, these days, but
It is crowd well heeled in other re.
spects. It is made up of persons who
are ready with niclQels and plenty Of
them and who hesitate not TO indulge
in the festive shore dinner. 1t is not
ed, moreover, that some of Them now
and then practice the harmless and
entirely needless diversion of tipping
the watter.-Ansonia Sentinel.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-01
PUBLIC COMFORT STATIONS.
Being Erected of Concrete Blocks at
Foot of Rose Place.

In accordance with the vote Of the
last city meeting, the comfort sta
tons, for which $6,O50 was voted, are
being erected at the foot of Rose alley
at the city dock. The building, which
is 21x10, is being built of concrete
blocks, by the public works depart
ment of the city. 1t will be in two
sections, with accommodations for men
and women, the apartment for the
former having two urinals, a toilet
and washbowl, with two toilets and
a washbowl in the latter. 1t is hoped
to have it ready by the first of the
week. The timbers for the roof were
put UP Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-01

Despondent, it is presumed because
business was dull. Louis Shuman. 20
years old, committed suicide by as
phyxiation in his tailor shop, New
London, Tuesday When the police
broke in the door and entered the
shop, shortly after two o'clock, the
interior reeked with the fumes of
gas. DR.. William D. Cronin, the first
physician to arrive, said Shuman had
been dead at least an hour.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-01
Injured His Side.

While winding a clock at Somers
Bros market Tuesday, Samuel VIII
son fell from a box, landing on the
meat cutter and cutting and scrap
ing his ribs on one side so that they
had to be sewed up with several
stitches. He is able to be at work,
but with one arm in a sling.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-01
Senate Of 1903.

The reunion and dinner Of the sur
vlving members of the Connecticut
state senate of 1903 - the annual
event-was held Tuesday evening at
the Hartford club. Eighteen mem
'bers of that famous body were pres
emit, including George E. Human of
Wiliimantic, Arthur M. Brown of
Jewett City and Thomas Hamilton of
Groton.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-01

some chamber set from the members
of Steamer No. company Of Greene
Vile. of which he has been a member
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delaney left on the
3 o'clock train for trip. after which
they will reside with the brides IA
Their on Sachem street for the present.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-01

palms, and is equally efectivefor sorefeet.
Cuticura Soap, to cleanse the skin,
Cuticura Ointment, to heal the skin, and
Cuticura Pills, to cool and cleanse the
the treatment Of all torturing. disigur-
ing humors, diseases, and affections Of
the skin. scalp, and blsod Of infaats,
children. and adult&
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-01
Tortured On a Horse.

For ten years l couldn't ride a
horse without being In torture from
piles" writes L. S. Napier of Rugless,
eHies failed, Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cured me-" Infalhble for Piles. Burns,
Scalds, Cuts. Boils. Fever Sores, Ecze-
ma, Salt Rheum, Corns. Csc. Guaran-
ted by The Lee & Osgood Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-01

If people with symptoms of kidney
or bladder trouble could realize their
danger they would without loss of time
commence taking Foley's Kidney Rem
edy. This great remedy stops the
pain and the irregularities strengthens
Is no danger of Brfght's disease or 9TH
err serious disorder. Do not disregard
the early symptoms. Lee & Osgood
Co
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-01

New Britain.-Rev. Charles Coppens.
pastor Of st. Peters German Catholic
church, win sail Saturday, July 10, for
Antwerp, to attend the ordination of
his brother. Rev. Anthony Coppens. at
Louvaine.