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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-09
Paarpiifen foripinoer.

Ser er eooe uoiigter til, at SCAR.
piifen, eIler ben iaafaIbte pig taiI",
mart bill bore en- Saaa blot | China.
Der er begpnbt en- gepegeIie beriteos
meo oct Waal for gie, % geoegeI.
len bar ounbet itGrf 5illutnira.
S Sonsfons Loo forIeben ier al
gpenS eamle, peIitonenbe gorsere,
bpis alOer iommenIoet mbrager til
499 gar, ofientIig Iiifen fIippe al.
Sperntionen ioregit oppe paa en-
platform | ben fineiiite Stub og I'M.
Der fulb MiIitprmuiif. Sper 100
andre iuIgte GrempIet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-09
ct hiitoriif Suno.

On eap giilnet Fergament ira
Sribebsfriaens Gage, DER al TO Col.
legeituoenter | Heiu Dorf for en- Sib
iiben fanbtes blanbt nogIe gamle 10.
miliepopirer, bar netop leoet til
Sinbet al uogle bsiit ir~teresiante
8ienitaube ira HepoIutioustioen.
HergamentIappeu ~inbebolot en- ge,
refining ON Rebgrapnineen al nosIC
gamle brittle Smpffer og S~fpSepaa.
ben oeo Soben al en- Sci paa 9reb.
Den Of Si,oionfIo6eu om.rent ~ Neil
o~nenfor @ntteripIaSien / Rem gorf.
Otter ilere 5origa Ipffeoes oct DC
70 unge WpnS at fiube Stebet og al
erboIoe giereus SiQobeIie iii al
ioretoge llogrnbnirgen al Sanger.
Ceres @eitrpbeIier ~Isnue6es meS
SeIo, ibet De bar bragt op for %
gems 9ps igien npiten TO iuIoe 8ogi.
In6ninger meo De / b~iitoriif Sen.
ieenbe nproifuIoeite @ienitonSe, i)ur
bar OGret funoet paa De CRATER paa
mango Aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-09
Stor JIoebrano.

@pen evansville I Snbiana biem.
iogtes Den CITE bs. al Ell ooloiom 81.
oebrauS iom auretteSe ct gnroitab
al $4,000 % / ire elmer trueoe
belle 5orretninsSoelen meb SiIiutet-
eisreIie. Get bapbe meet it9rft Got.
ten | SorUeien, ioa 8ageue pno 6or.
retningsbuiene / Rabolaget pnr o9f.
feoe al ct ca. 8 CONNER opbt Sag
Sne. Oct bar oIene oenne beloiee
Smit9noiebeo Der reSSeSe Den gien.
iiaaenoe Del al 8orretniugsfparte.
ret.
9lanot Se neSbrRnote @pgninger
Dor Senbricf Giguriobrif. 3urre
8boleiaIe @biifp Gomponps gpg.
ming, Soutbern grSrsis Gompanps,
Boital Telegraph Gompaups, Gmeri.
con grpreis Gompoups &ontorer.
Sorriibfngers S~foiabrif, Wart
@roiS' SfrpboerperfIteo % @rps
tore 3ontorbpanina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-09
Observation-Disclosures
/ Waoiion

Sislge ct gresieteIegram fra @ta.
oiion, Bis., er en- taIrig uuoertegret
Fetition ieuot til Serator ga Sol.
Iete ON llbnpunelien al 8iliam q.
9eoine, cen nltoPren0e asiiitent, til
Roitmeiter beriteos eiter afosSe G.
%. aepes. Rr. 7epiue bar opret /
RoItp9ienets Sieneite | ooer % aar.
Rrof. q. 9. gnoerion, ser al
Wr. 9epes' a~outioniiter err ooerSra.
Get miOlertibig at beitpre Foittonto.
ret, iiges ogian at opre aauoioat til
Gm6eOet. Der aHsnues meo $500
ON aaret.
Ter er nlereoe opitaaet en- Strio
| a~rleoning SpsrgsmaaIet, ON bpem
Tom bar Eetter til at beipfte gm6e.
Der, euten Senator Ga 6oQete eaer
Senator Stepberion, men Spinio.
men ipnes at belize til oen Wenin9,
at oct bsr tilfomme ga 5oaette, ga
Rabiion er bans Siem6p.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-09
Sremifriot / Syoen.

TeiuItotet al SoIfetpairgen / fol.
genbe Spoitater er ofiicielt meooelt
al Geniusbureouet:
&entuctp, 2,2S9, 905, Ell Soregelie
al 142, 731 eler GO Brocent oper Dc
2,147,174 Snobpsgere, Stoten bnp,
be / 1900. 6~orsselien / Geniuspe-
.riooen 100000 bar 2SS, 539.
eller 1915 Rrocent.
Misiisiippi, 1,797,114 MOB 1,55t,,
go i 1900, en- SorsgeIie al 245,-
844, eIer 1873 Trocent. 6orsgel.
ZEN / Siaaret fra 1890 til 1900 oar
26f 1000, eGer 20.3 Grocent.
Rortb Carolina, '2,206,2S7 MOI
1,S93,St0 / 1900, en- 6orsseIie al
312,477, eaer 1875 8rocent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-09
Nrreiteret Werifanpr.

Suan Sarte3 a5cora, forbenop.
renoe WebIem al Den merifonIfe
9ongres, en- iremitaaenbe Sournnliit
% tiIbsrenbe en- az Rericos melt
iremitanenbe 5amiiIer, er | Sirsoags
blepet nrreiteret | 0nibington paa
SoronIeSuing af BET nmeritanife Sa,.
ititsoepartement. @rreitatioren ifete
paa a~nmooning al ben merifnnife
Regiering. Senor a5ccra iiges ! iii
SiemIanb at bore anflnget for at
bare ffuiiet fig en- itsrre Gum 9enge
unoer fnlffe Soregioenoer.
9e uarmere 3etaIier fienbes enS.
MI life. Grreitationen pafte en- itqrf
Spiigt | @aibington.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-09

Sfoseiere, Sagbrueseiere % Sern.
baneiunftionerer tos ogiaa en- Iepen.
be Snteresie / Wsoet, ser bar me.
get taIriet beisgt.
9lanot SaIerne par 9. .. Scott,
Sr9iioenten for Minneiota Stats
Soreitrp 9oarb, Ser ogiaa iungerebe
iom Meoets Yrpiibeut; Serbert y,
Seller, ct. FauIs gorgermeiter,
@up. q, 8. Gberbort al @einneiotn,
oen rpoaIgte @uuernsr al @isconiit
Srancis &. Wc8oocrn % 6. ". Bet.
It's, superintendent oper StatSifo.
acre / Refp 0orf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-09
Stor SaIoonIufnino.

SomtIige 25 SoIooner | gpen
grainero, Der er beIiggenoe i~noenior
Def al De isberale Mpnoigbeoer op.
retteoe 5orbubseebet / norblige Win.
neiota, bIep | Sirsbaes IuffeSe al
Snoianerburenuets Snipetterer. 2uf.
ningen foregif uoen Spteier eler
Wooitanb fra SaIoorboIoernes 81.
De. 9riffeparerne embaQereoes og
ienbtes tilbase til gngrosbarolerne.
Stab Snbionertraftaten az 1866
ifuIbe beiluttes b~aanobppet | fin Sci.
beb, biIbe ogioa SoIoouerne / Oh.
liitb o9 Stsriteparten al S~aIoonerne
| minneapolis matte itGnges.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-09
Often
Itlauterbabsfpifen siemisst af Sne.
iturm % it9rf SulSe.
Naa Gip % paa 2ano.

On bpIeitbe Sneitorm, Der baooe
tit uoipring oppe meIlem giereene |
Sennesiee, raieoe / Sirsbaes ODER
belle Den norblige gtIanterbapstpit.
Gen buierebe iom pGrit oper Gbeia-
peafe. 9ueten oa for berfra, afper.
lenbe meo Regn, Sne % Stub, noro-
oper eiennem 8irginia, Nep Oorf %
Observation-Disclosures.
Samtioig bleite Der en- ItRrf
Storm ube paa gtIa~nterbapet, iaa
mango Sartsier, beriblanbt fire fore
Scean0ampere maatte gaa tilanfers
ube paa Den pore Sobn, 90 be life
fiinbe iinbe 9eien eiennem oct tptfe
Sneorep, iom me0te benz ubenfor
&piten.
If Sfibene poa Sopnen popeoe
ineen at forlaoe fine 8arteininser.
Den fsrlte Snert al Stormen fit
man alereoe Ifteneu forlib, oa Der
meIote iig flere nofioa it9rfe Snefa.
Der. \Gfter flere Stmers ioaeobtiom
fulbIt9rbist 8tnbiiue brs6 Stor.
men for alpor los, iamtioig meo at
Temperatiren ianf neo unber Srpie.
pltnftet.
Sra Canton, g.. g., meIotes en-
Semperatir paa 70 Grader unoer
Zero, Den lapeite Seuperatltr iom
notereoes paa @eirbureaiets aart.
Sneialbet par itprtt NOT til at
legge Srafifen I gpen Rep Doris
8aber alporlig Sinoringer / 8eien,
co ben paafsIeenbe auIoe foraaria.
gebe megen 9sb og 2ibeIie bIanot
ben fattiee Del al gefoIfnineen. Sffe
minbre emo SIS 9erioner isgte I'll.
flugt / De mlnicipaIe 2ogibuie.
@eiret fldrnebe no paa aftenen,
mems Slilben iamtibig tiltoe.
Sra 2erinston, aentiicfp, meloes
iamme Dag, at Der | Hattens Sob
bapbe meet meget' itGrft ooer belle
Staten, oe at man bnpoe faaet mer
Sne, emo man bar baot paa mango
@ar. Sppe | @iergegnene naoebe
Snelaeet en- 9pbbe al oper TO 500,
mebens be laoere Gele al Stnten
oaffebes af ct SneIos paa eiennem.
initlig 10 Sommers 9pbbe. u Era.
fit | 9iergoiitrifterne maatte inoitiI.
les.
Sra 8auipoIis, Ohio, berettes, at
Der | ben Gel al Staten iamme Gag
bar falot 12 CONNER meb Sne. bill.
fet err oet itGrfeite SneialS, man bar
baot paa De &anter De ii6ite ii aar.
Sernbanetrafifen maatte paa flere
Steoer belt inoitiIles, og mango 3og
blep iiobenbe fat / Sneorioerne.
Sgiaa nebe / Spben fIpbte War.
ferne fig / lin bpioe 8interbragt.
Ger melbes iaoIe6es fra Wempbis,
Senn., at SGionens icrite SneioIo
bapse pGret oIminbeIiet oper belle
ben centrale Del al Spben. s Mem.
pbis bar SnefnIoet ganife LET, og
Sneen f~orpanoIeoes ganIfe b,trtig til
en- glanoing Of Regn oe Glib meo
Semperatrren ~fIugtuerenoe omfring
Srpiepunftet.
Sra Sorie | grfanias meIbes ON
ct Snefalb pao Ter BONNER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-09
Oieb.Saeen.

Sogen moo Sobn 9iet5, bans Su.
itru Settle og Sennen 2esIie paabe.
a%pnotes / 9iitriftSretten / SapparS,
@is., ben ste bs. 9e anflageSes
Soriparere, Sasisrerne SO. g. Ru.
bin og Mforris @ittig fra @ilpou.
fee, fit gebanbIirgen uoiat til npite
Gag, Sa De snifeOe Saeen benIagt til
ct anbet Gountp. anmoonineen Der.
ON bleo imiSIertib aflaaet, boorefter
De TO Sagfsrere fremIogbe en- aifi.
bobit, boori Be beifplSte ben forret.
tenoe 9ommer @icfbam, for at bore
for~uoinotaget mob be gnflaaeoe, o.
at ban berfor oar uffiffet til of op.
treble meo ltpartiffbeo. gn M Com.
mer bill oerior bIi beororet til at inc.
tage bans Ila6s.
Wrs. 9iet3 og Ssnnen 2esIie bIep
iamme Gag IssInbt mob aaution poa
benboIbsois $4,000 o. $4,000.
9atteren eImpra, Der ogina iomme
Gag anfom til Sapfporb fra Soipi.
toilet / aiblanb, itiaeoes moer $500
aaution meo SorpIigtelie til at msbe
| @etten ben 156e December. Get
antases Dog, at Saaen mob benbe pil
bIi bqpet. Terimoo er Der al SanS.
ipnIisbeS for, Of Gauntpet pil iaa
en- aIoorIis StaSeseritotninesiag
paa SaIien ! auleonine bet Of Sbe.
riff IabSen Ieoebe moroeriife Gper.
ialo paa benbe.
grooeren Clarence, Der | lpnaere
lib bar opboIbt iis I NiIpmItee, e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-09
Sfoebranosfo nference.

en- observation-disclosures beitaa.
enbe al Hepreientmter ira Staterne
grGnienoe til be itore Snoiiser bar
iioiie use pna Rinneiota Stostom.
missions Snbbpoelie bolot ct TO 90
aes 9esoe | Ct. paul. Msoet bar
i~ammenfoIot / Oct giemeo at oiifu.
tere 2oriasen til De ipere Sfoabran.
be / Rinneiotn. @isconiin 90 Wifi'
gan og %rnoSiloa ON Wioler til at
iorbinbre Iisnenoe uIgtter ! 0rem.
then.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-09
HOODS


Sorbinoer iaalepss De itore b~elbrebenbe
gsenEabsr / Rpooer. Bart os tlrter.
OF be bibrinsss ben iisrit malise Sirie.
trait; bsraf irlaer bens e~usitaaeupe
Sslbreoslier.
GnIiai Den ieae. | panIis iIpeense 6orm
sler / dptpIasebeeGtteoe Tablets talois
Sarsatabs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-09
Hetsp9ieud.

grniibenten itotaier fin itore I'll.
frebsbeo meo ben Gnersi o. utratte-
lige @irfiombeo, iom SaIititsoeparte-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-09

Gortiattes paa Abe SIDE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-09

Sor be fomliote. Sra Roris tele-
groferes. at Geputeretfamret ! Sirs.
bags bepiIseoe euitemmigt Ter gsiI.
Iioner 6raucs til Si9Ip ior De fIom.
IiSte Ierneifer runot omfting /
6ranfrig.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-08
WEDDING.
SuiIivan-Filiiqar

Patrick F. Sullivan and Miss Emma
Frances Filligar, both Of Occum, were
united in marriage Wednesday morn
ing at six O'Clock, Rev Frederick Des-
sureault performing the ceremony at
st. Joseph's church which was wit
messed by a large number of friends
and relatives. including several from
out of town. The places of honor
were filled by Dennis Sullivan and
Henry F'illisar. The bride was pref
tily attired in q tailor made suit of
the newest design and carried flowers
Following the church ceremony a
Urea kfast and reception took place
at the newly furnished home of the
young couple. The presents were nu-
merous and included valuable articles
of silverWare and cut glass which
were tokens of the high regard that
the donors have for Mr.. and Mrs.
Sullivan.
The groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Patrick Sullivan and is a native
of Baltic. The bride was born in
Norwich and is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles F'illigar. Both were
employed in the Oceum mill.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-08
DIE D


ROsE-In this city, Sept. s, William L.
Rose. aged II years.
Services at Gager's funeral parlors, 20
Franklin street Thursday afternoon,
Sept. s. at 100 oclock. Burial in
yantic cemetery.
morning, Sept. 7, 1910, Mrs. Mary j.
Kramer aged 33 years
Funeral al st. Paul's Episcopal church
Friday afternoon at 2.30 O'Clock. Rev.
J. Eldred Brown of Norwich will Of
fic.ate.
COLE-At Norwich Town. Sept 6, Mrs.
Mary j. Cole. aged IS years.
Funeral from the Johnson home, Nor
witch Town. Thursday, Sept s, at 3
REARDoN-In Backus hospital, Sept
Michael Reardon of Taftville, aged
Funeral from his late home. No. %
Norwich avenue. Saturday morning
at s.S9.; Services at the Sacred Heart
church at o'clock.
New Haven papers please copy.
TURNER-In Norwich, Sept. 7, Elmer
Richard, son Of William Elmer and
Rose Turner, aged years, 5 mopths
and 20 days.
Funeral services will be held at the
residence of his aunt, Mrs. A. c. Ev-
erett, No. 81 Union street, Friday
afternoon at o'clock.
PACkER-In Norwich. Sept. Z, 1910
Harriet w. Packer. aged 70 years
Funeral services will be held at the
Shelterins Arms Friday morning
Sept. 8, at IL o'clock. Interment at
Hanover.
WlLcOx-In Norwich. Sept. 7, 1910.
Ernest Spencer Wilcox, aged 81
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-08

ford were at Mr.. Murpily's former
home, on West Town street, for the
HOLIDAYS
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-08
DROWNED AT OCEAN BEACH.
James A. Brennan Lost Life Trying to
Save II Year Old Girl.

In an attempt to save Barbara
LOOMS an II year old girl, from
drowning, James Brennan of New
London met death in the waters off
Ocean Beach "Wednesday afternoon at
2.45 o'clock. The girl who is the
daughter of Frederick j. IIoomis of Al
ger place, New London, was saved by
Tony Silva.
The girl, with party of friends.
went in wading at the beach near the
creek She went over her head and
was drowning when the hue and cry
was started by her friends, attra citing
the attention of a number of people
along the beach. Among the number
was Mr.. Brennan, who was employed
by the park commissioners about the
beach. He Immediately swan out to
where the girl was struggling in the
water He ezieebdandr9s
water He seized her and started to
swim ashore with her. In her fright
the gill seized Brennan about the neck
and strangled him. both going under
the water.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-08
John Fox of Omaha, Neb., Visiting His
Rrother-One New Teacher at the
Greenevile Grammar School.

The Greeneville grammar scool OPEN
ed Tor its regular fall term work on
Tuesday, and from present indications
a most successful year is assured.
Clifton Fl. Hobson, the efficient prin-
cipal, who has given such perfect sat
fsfaction during previous years. is back
again at his old position, and his as
sociate teachers of last year have all
returned but one, Miss Catherine E.
Kelly, whose resignation caused a va
cancy which has been filed by Miss
Belle Leonard of this city. Miss
Leonard is graduate of the Whitman
tic Normal school, and begins her du-
ties at this place with every promise
Of success.
The entire list of teachers includes:
Principal. Clifton Fl. Hobson; room 10,
Miss Rachel Jennings; room 9, Miss
Marguerite E. Vetter; room s, Miss
Catherine F. Coughlin; room Z, Miss
Mary A. Malone; room 6, Miss Wini-
frid w. Shelly; room 5. Miss Mary l..
Mclaughlin; room 4, Miss Kathryne
E. Casey; room 3, Miss Mary T. Sulli-
van. Primary department: Room 4,
Miss Helena A. Hoar; room 8, Miss
Amelia NJ Young; room 2, Miss Julia
ID. Kuebler; rooom 1, Miss Belle Leon
ard Kindergarten. Miss Louise p.
Hovey and Miss Kathleen E. Murphy;
drawing teacher. Miss Elizabeth T. CAL
lup; music department, in charge of
Frederick w Lester.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-08
LEFT THE GIRL
AT FURNITURE STORE
3. r. Sweezy, Who Was to Marry Nell
lie A. Cannon, Gone with $500.

Benjamin +. Sweezy, a teamster, re-
siding until Monday at 28 Connecticut
avenue, is a very ungallant beau, il
the story told about him is true. Swee7
zy, ii is alleged left his bride-elect
at the front door of a furniture store
and went out the back door, on Mon
day. Since then Miss Nellie A. Gan
non. a nurse. of 81 PRIEST street New
| London, to whom 3Eeezy was engaged
has neither seen her late betrothed
nor $500 which he was carrying for
her. According to relative of Miss
Gannon's this story is substantially
correct.
Miss Cannon and Sweezy had been
called twice at st. Mary's Star of the
Sea church and We're to have been
married on Saturday, it was stated.
Sweezy was employed by Schwartz
Grain company, and was formerly a
street railway conductdr He. ac-
cording to Miss Gannon's relatives,
had been very attentive to her. 1t is
said the match was opposed by some
| members of her family and there was
a feeling of GOODNESS on Miss Gam
mons part toward them on this ac-
count.
A house had been engaged and Miss
Cannon started out with Sweezy to
purchase the furnishings. 1t was
said that she gave him $500 to carry
| for her. with which it was intended
to buy furniture They inspected sew
eral pieces in one store and had
started to another to look at more,
when on reaching the door Sweezy
said, You wait here a minute; l have
forgotten something"
Miss Cannon waited for several
minutes; then went into the store in
curing for Sweezy. She was in
formed that he came in but went out
the back door. For several hours
Miss Cannon, according to her
| friends. gave Sweezy the benefit of
the doubt. but ON Tuesday admitted
| that she had been duped.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-08
Fire in George Grants House Caused
by Lighted Match Being Dropped in
Kerosene

The fire that took place in George
@. Grants house a few nights ago was
started by lighted match being drop
ped in some kerosene and not gasoline
as was reported on that night. 1t APP
pears that Mr.. Grants little girl. Miss
Ruth Grant, went to the cellar to draw
some kerosene. and David OBrien, a
neighbours boy, accompanied her and
held lighted match so that she could
see what she was doing. He acct
dentally dropped the match, however.
and Immediately the whole cellar was
in flames. The children at once ran
upstairs and notified the household,
and prompt action was taken by all to
subdue the fire. The actual damage
by fire was comparatively small. but
the water that was thrown about.
rather recklessly by some it is
thought, worked considerable havoc. It
will take Mr.. Grant some time before
he can set things to rights again.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-08
COLLECTION OF PERSONAL TAX.
New Statute Provides Adequate Meth
cd for Enrolment of All Liable.

State Tax Commissioner William H.
Corbin has sent out letter to mayors
of cities and first selectmen of towns
calling attention to the new personal
tax law. He sets forth that the LA
bilities of making a list of those liable
to the tax rests with the board of Sc
lectmen or the proper city officers.
Inadequate statutory provisions have
heretofore been set up as a reason for
failure to collect the poll and military
communication tax, but the new statute
seems to provide q, complete and ada
quate method for the enrolment of all
liable to the tax, Mr.. Corbin says He
points out that every tax collected goes
into the treasury of a town and naither
the number enrolled nor the amount
collected bears any relation to the
payment to the state for support OF
the militia
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-08
AT ODD FELLOWS HOME.
Annual Labor Day Visitation by Many
State Lodges.

Between 800 and $50 persons, most
ly Odd Fellows and Rebekahs, at
tended the annual Labor day inspec
tion of the Fairview Odd Fellows
home, on the heights above the Thames
in Groton Monday. IncIement wealth
err, the managers of the home said
kept away fully 500 people. The rain
stopped just long enough for a game
of baseball between teams of Thames
lodge No %. of Montville, and Fair
view lodge, No 101, of Groton. Vistery
went to Thames lodge, ID to IL.
There are % inmates at the home
and these spent a joyful day, receiv-
ing calls from delegations of their
lodges.
Seventy lodges out of about one hun
bred in the state were represented by
delega tons. All but five out of the
forty Rebekah lodges We're represent
ed.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-08
Indigestion Departs
Stomach Agony and After Dinner
Distress Stopped in 5 Minutes

Why should any sensible person
continue to suffer day after day with
terrible stomach ailments when The
Lee & Osgood Co. guarantees MO
MA stomach tablets to cure even the
worst cas- of Indigestion, or money
back.
IT your stomach REBELS after eating
ard food sours or ferments in the
stomach causing gas, pain. heartburn,
and heaviness, two MI-O-NA tablets
will drive away the misery in five
minutes and leave the stomach feeling
splendid
A large box of MONA stomach
tablets costs SO cents at The Lee &
Osgood CO., and leading druggists
everywhere.
If YOU have stomach trouble of any
kind. start tc use MONA stomach
tablets today. They not only build UP
the stomach. but they act as a tonic
TO the entire body. They sre makers
of rich. red blood and nerves that
never finch; they increase vitality
and make the weak more vigorous.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-08
WINNERS CAN BE PICKED
BY END OF NEXT WEEK.
Croquet Tournament at Open House
Club to Be Hustled Along.

There are 262 mores games to be
played in the Open House club croquet
tournament, as announced by Referee
DR.. Clarence b. Capron on Wednesday
night, So that by the end of next week
enough of them should be disposed of
to determine the winners, il the players
get together in the way that is desired
William Murphy the last man of the
25 entrants, played his first games on
Wednesday, losing them all, and as
Mcmahon has returned, after several
weeks in Maine. there should be
changes soon at both ends of the
standing. Avery won two games on
Wednesday and w. H. Simpson did the
same.
Wednesdays games were: Hines
beat Colberg, Golberg beat Hines, Mes
singer beat Simon, Simon beat Mes
singer, Embacll beat Murphy twice.
Avery beat Murphy twice, W. FL. Simp
son beat FriswelI twice. There were
no games Tuesday evening because of
the rain.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-08
Married Fifty Years.

Captain land Mrs. Charles E. Packer
celebrated their golden wedding at
their home In Mystic on Monday and
entertained at tile anniversary dinner
ABOUT thirty Of their relatives They
were married at Kinder Hook, n. Y.
firty years ago and W emit to Mystic to
live after the wedding. Captain Pack
err was enEa ged for a great many years
in the trade with the east. being mas
ter ef a vessel Among the out of
town people present at the celebration
We're Capt. and Mrs. Ledowick Pack
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-08
WILL MOVE TELEPHONE POLE.
Change to Be Made at the Corner OF
Chestnut and Willow Streets to Ac-
commodate Garage

On Saturday Supt. of Plant J. w
Laid of New Haven came shere at the
request of District Plant Chief M D.
MilIard and there followed a confer
ence with Alderman Gebrath, Street
Commissioner Lillibridse and Chief
stanton regarding the removal Of the
pole on the northwest corner of Will
low and Chestnut streets to aceonmo-
date the garage. on that corper. 1t
was decided that it could be moved
diagona1ly across the corner and the
telephone company was agreeable to
standing the expense. The common
council some time ago refused the pc
tition for the change because of the
expense to the city. The public works
committee will give a. new location
for the pole and the telephone com
pany viii move it and change its I'M
der ground wires.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-08

Henry Hutchinson has returned to
Providence, r. L., after brief visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Avery of West
Town street.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-08

former home on Sturtevant street,
called here by the illness of his moth
or
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-08
OBITUARY
Michael Reardon.

After a long and painful illness. dur
in the last three months of which he
was confined at the William w Back
us hospital, Michael Reardon of No
% Norwich avenue, passed away on
Wednesday morning at about nine
o'clock in the forty second year of
his age. Spinal disease is given as
the cause of death.
The deceased is survived by one son
John Reard0n, brother. William
Reardon of New York, and three sis
tiers.
Mr.. Reardon was well kfl,yn about
Taftviile having been a resident OF
this place for long number of years
and enjoyed the highest respect and
esteem of all with whom he came in
contact He was IA member of Sacred
Heart church and also belonged to the
Ancient Order cf Hibernians and to
the Hepta SopHs