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Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-22
GOSHEN
Rev. Marcus Burr Brother Dies in
sausatuek-sunday School Elects


es,4.sssss -.
Mrs. Newbury Of Wilmington has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. E.
III. Browning. 1..s- =
q Edward. Mahoneyy is building an
addition to his house.
Death Of Rev. Marcus Burr's Brother.
Rev. Marcus Burr and Mrs. Burr
were in Bridgeport this week Mr.. Burr
was called to, attend the. funeral of
his Brother which was held on Sum.
days,in: Saueatuek.-i The pastor being
away, it was thought best to omit THE
church. service here. The evening
meeting of the Christian Enedavor
was held at the usual hour.
Miss Ruth Osborne of Maiden, Mass,
is the guest Of Goshen friends.
A cottage prayer meeting ives held
at Maple Hill farm Thursday evening.
Walter Lathrop of Gardner Lake was
a caller here Wednesday.
Sunday School Election.
The services of Fast day were held
As is the custom the election of Of
flcers of the Sunday school followed.
At 100 p. m. a business meeting OF
the church was held, the report of the
past Year vas read by the CLERK, anu
was accepted. Oflcers and commit
tees for the ensuing year were then
appointed.
A number from this place attended
the Pomona grange meeting in Nor
WITCH Thursday.
l.. B. Brockett Of Ledyard was a
business caller here Wednesday.
The heavy teamingz has made the
roads nearly impasaa in places.
Frank Burgess of Bristol was Wis.,
itor here this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-22

IFsstivsl 81 The Resuyrieectisn. obseev-
!, ID At saptist church - Holiday
Guests in Local Homes.

/ Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac : Cook ana
Charles Treadway OF Norwdch wers
Easter guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. c. Leland Palmer. ~
Miss Edith LefdhgWell spent the
Easter holidays with friends in south
Coventry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos H. Hall Of Phil
adelphia were among the congregation
at the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing They were guests Of Mrs Carrie
Gar aEer and Mrs. Ella Beebe.
Miss Gertrude Ward returned Sat-
urday, after spending a week at he
home of her grandfather, WtHiam
Herskell of Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan e. Whitinw OF
Norwich and Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Beebe
of West Plain spent Easter at tn
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Letting
well. :
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Sheldon of
East Great Plain spent Easter with
Mrs. Sheldon's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Forrest Leffngwell.
Move to Rogers Place.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles l. Rathbup
and son have moved to the home Of
the late George w. Rogers, which Mr.
Rathbun has purchased.
Easter Services at Baptist Church.
The First Baptist church was beau
tifully decorated for Sunday by Mrs
A. IA. Beebe. An Easter lily and Gala
s~0cS1SA 1iAe$A ~ >liO OCAUtys llo LuexklS
of the pastor, Rev. J. G.. Ward, was
The RESURRECTION. Sunday evening
the B. Y. p. u. was led by Mis- sMar-
garet Beebe, the subject being The
Spirit of Resurrection, Rom. s: La,
Sunday morning a solo by Mrs n
p. Whiting and a duet by Frank Lef-
hngwen and Austin Rathbun were
highly appreciated by the congress-
ton
Personal Mention. - :
Miss Florence Taylor .of wauwecus
Hill and Miss Hazel Calkins of this
place spent Easter with the lattGr'A
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. f.. CaIkfns
OF Norwich zs8
Mrs. Nellie Rogers, who has been
seriously i'll, is greatly improved. She
| is under the care of Miss E. Ackley of
Trading Cove Mrs. Rogers highly ap-
preciated the music Sunday afternoon
furnished by Mr.. and Mrs. A. II
Beebe, Frank Leffngwel1 and Austin
| Rathbun. Miss Annie Capron acted
as pianist
| Silas Browning of Montville was In
| town Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-22
Who is Going and Coming-lncidents Accidents
and Building in Three Counties
v0LuNTOWN
as'-With the Whist PIayers-Mrs.
James McFaII's Death.

On Easter Sunday at ST. Thomas
church a high mass was sung by the
pastor, Rev. w. A. Keefe, who preach
ed an eloquent sermon, taking for his
subject The Feast of the Day.
The affairs were very handsomely
decorated with cut flowers and potted
plants, Easter lilies and daffodils pre-
dominating. Many lighted tapers add
ed to the effect. A special musical
programme was rendered by the choir
Miss Alphonsine Boucher presiding a,
the organ. AT the offertory Miss AL
dea Boucher sang very sweetly the So
prano solo, Christ, the Lord, is Risen
Today. IAN orchestra of three pieces
w. Ritchotte and Andrew J. Mcclure
violins, and Albert Richotte cOrnet, as
sisted in the service. adding material
ly to the musical programme. The col
lection taken up was. for diocesan
sharity.
Whist Club Meets.
The Home Whist club met Monday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Leffingwell, the winners for the
evening being: Lady's first, Mrs. Ed
nond Hubert; second. Mrs. Annie r.
Andrews: gentleman's first E. E
Clarke: second, J. l.. Herbert
Joseph La Casse of Occum was the
guest of relatives in town on Sunday.
Mrs. Alex and Frank Ritchotte of
Phoenix, r. l.. were visitors at the
homes OF relatives for the holiday.
Death of Mrs. James McFaII.
Many local people were panied to
learn on Thursday evening of the death
at Glasgo of Mrs. James McFall a, for
mer resident of this place. The news
came as a great surprise, although it
was known that she was ill. 1t was
thought that she would recover. She
is survived by her husband and several
small children.
No John Smith in Town.
1t was reported in Mondays Bulle-
tin that John Smith of Voluntown was
elected from a Franklin street saloon
and was placed under arrest on Satur-
day evening. There is no such person
as John Smith in Voluntown, so there
is a mistake somewhere.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-22

Nesting Of telephone Association
w Various Items.

50. s. f-+l
Among those home for Easter were
Alfred Mason. John Abel and Ernest
and Roy Church.
Wallace Sweet of Yale university
has been spending the Easter vacation
at horne, returning to New Haven last
Wednesday. Ralph Taylor of Yale was
his guest during his visit here.
The annual meeting of the Leba-
non Telephone association was held in
the town hall last Saturday evening
+. K. Noyes was elected president, f.
P:sFoWler secretary and treasurer. and
T. w Stark collector
The first signs Of the 1911 baseball
team We're manifest last Saturday aft
ernoons on the town green.
The Cleaners meet this afternoon
at the home of, Miss Hattie Hewitt
At the Congregational church to-
morrow morning the pastors theme
will be The Storyof the Bible. In
the evening the Easter concert, post
poned from last Sunday, will be given
by the Sunday school.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-22
FITCHVILLE
Local Players Entertain colcheste
Audience-GeneraI News.

:. Mrs. Charles Phillips and daughters
Misses Florence and Alice Phillips,
spent the Easter holiday with their
aunt. Mrs. Mcintosh, of Newport, r. T.
Mrs. Timothy Cougllln has returned
from a visit with Mrs. Margaret Pop
ham of Hartford, formerly of this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thompson and
daughter, Miss Helen Thompson. of
Willimantic, were recent guests at the
home Of = .Mr--andes Mrs. Frank FL
I'll o,,a Il e<y,lE ~ .-sss>
Mrs Patrick Murphy and children,
Miss Katie Mufphys of of Norwich and
Florence. MCCARTHY of New York spent
Easter with Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
CArthy. -.
Mrs. Margaret Curley and Mrs
Katherine Smith of Norwich spent
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Fran
els Kinkesd.
Miss Ethel Hillom was a recent
visitor at her home in Lebanon.
Presented Play at Colchester,
The play, A Mothers Love, was
presented by Fitchville amateurs in
Grange hall, Colchester, Friday even
ing for the benefit of St. Andrew S
church of that place. A number from
here We're in attendance.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-22
OLD MYSTIC
Churches. Hold Easter cenesrts--supt.
Kennedy Rccovers from Recent In.
juries.


Rev. George II: Miner. D. p, of Mys-
tic, delivered am excellent Easter SER
mon at the Baptist church Sunday
morning. The following Easter selec-
tions were rendered: Anthem, Hallelu-
Jah! Christ is Risen, full choir; solo,
Know That My Redeemer Liveth,
Frank Earl Williams; duet, Low in the
Grave, Mrs. j. Harold Williams, Miss
Frances Eldredge. An Easter concert
WAS held i'm the evening at o'clock.
Following was the order of exercises:
Voluntary, Miss Viola Eldredge; Choir
prayer. Rev. H. Vernon Morrill,; Choir
us, Easter Greeting Song, choir and
school; responsive reading, Supt.
Frank e. Williams and school, chorus,
Beautiful Lilies; recitation, Annie Gill
bert; recitation, Beatrice Clark; reci-
tation, % Tell the Grand Old Story,
Beth Denison; recitation, A ChiId's
Thought of Jesus Dorothy Massey;
chorus, Fill the Air With Music, choir
and school; recitation, Sweetly Ring,
@ Bells of Easter, Emily Babcock;
recitation, Come, Join the Carol,
Gladys. Whittlesey; chorus. Day Of
Triumph, choir and school; recitation,
Frank Sebastion; recitation, Horace S.
Williams; chorus. Welcome to the
Sprfngtime, choir and school; recita-
ton, Miss Eta May Lamphere; recita-
ton, Miss Nora Massey; chorus, lid
ings of Love; reading, New. Life, Miss
Maude Tinker; chorus, Hail the Vic
/ tor: collection. taken. by Miss Lam
phere and Miss Massey closing Choir
US. Hallelujah! Amen, choir and
school; benedietion, Rev. Mr. Morrill,.
At the Methodist Church.
Rev. II. Vernon Morrill,; pastor of the
Methodist church, preached q fine Eas :
ter sermon Sunday morning. when the
following music was rendered during
the service: Ever Welcome Day, full
choir; Ee Comes to Save, full choir !;
'Tis Easter Morn, full choir; Glory and
Light. full choir; duet o Angel
Bright, Miss Lottie Marchand. Miss
1uldah Desley; chorus, Christ Arose,
full choir; chorus, Easter Bells, full
choir; song, Gently Nodding, primary
class; closing chorus, Glorious Easter
Morning, choir.
Supt. Kennedy Receivers.
The Mystic Wooden company of Old
Mystic has purchased new automo-
.'ile, the same make as the one wreck
ed three weeks since in collision with
a touring car at Stonington borough.
Supt. Kennedy who was badly injured
in the accident, was able Tuesday to
visit the Hope Valley mills, making
the trip to and from Old Mystic in the
new car, the same chauffeur, William
Holmes, driving the machine.
Rev. George Q. Reed of Sterling, a
former pastor of the local Methodist
church, is visiting former parishion-
ers.
Those from Old Mystic who attend
ed the funeral OF Dwight Gallup at
Gallup Hill Wednesday were Rev. Fl.
v. Morrill,. Mrs. Abby e. Dewey, Miss
Mary H. Dean. Miss 8. Annie Williams,
Miss Della Williams. Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. Harris, Horace civilians,
W.vMartin White. William C. Harris,
George H. Welles, Miss Annie E. Lee.
Mrs. Hattie Peckhan, Miss Lillian
Pend1eton Chapman and Miss Gertrude
w. Chapman
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-22
NORTH LYME

The auction at S. n. Jewett's Wed
nesday was largely attended.
Miss Helen Rogers is at J. l.. Ray
racnd's for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. n. s. Strong We're In
Norwich last THURSDAY.
Mrs. HI A. Rogers and Mrs. Will
liam Sissen visited in Wallingferd the
middle of the week.
Mrs n. s. Strong and Edward
Strong visited at M. J. StariIs the first
of the week.
Charles Henry Bailey of Gardner
Lake visited at W. NJ. Sisson's Tues
day.
Sisson-s TUESDAY
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-22
LISBON
Newent Sunday School Gives Easter
Concert. ="

Easter was observed at Newent
church Sunday morning with an Ia
pressive sermon by the pastor and
special music by the choir. The floral
decorations included .:potted plants,
Easter Hies. carnations and cailas,
which were tastefully arranged. AT
the Sunday school hour concert was
given with The following programme:
Organ prcirde. Gloria, by Andre; song,
Welcome TO All, choir; song, Great is
tia Lord; prayer. by the pastor; read
ing, An Easter Thought, Miss Hattie
ErIilaw: spng, All the Bells Shall Tel,
the Story; responsive reading; exer-
else. Easter, Miss Lucy Baldwin's
class; recitation, Alfred Kennedy;
song, Sing of His Grace; exercise, A
Crown of White Lilies, Miss Lena
Bradlaw S class; dialogue, by five boys
in Miss Hannah Baldwin's class; song,
Sweet Easter Time; reading, A Les
SON from the Garden, Miss Florence
Wibberley; illustrated talk, by Rev F.
A. Fuller; closing song. The Stone is
Rolled Away; benediction; postlude,
Festival March. Ashford.
~ Notes.
John Hoelck and Fred Bergman of
Springfield called Wednesday on the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
H6elck.
Peter Case was in willinantic Wed
nssday night.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-22
LEoNaRD BRIDGE

Miss May Carpenter, who 10 teach
ing at Greenwich. is spending her.
Easter vacation at her uRcle's, G. B.
StfonE's.
ATessrs Kenneth and Harold Cum
mings were in Hartford oyer Sunday.
rdrs. r. J. Brown and daughter,
Mrs E. Fl. Mccall. spent Tuesday in
MIddletcxn. While there they visited
Mrs. f. @. Brown at the Middlescx
hospital She is expected home in =
few DAYS.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-22
PENDL EToN HILL

Miss Elmina Thompson, Miss Marion
Whitaker and Robert Milne, Of Bos-
ton spent Easter with Miss Ihompson's
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson.
DR. harrington of North Stonihg-
ton is attending Mrs. Charles billiard,
who has been suffering with the grip.
Miss Sarah Thompson Palmer is
spending a few days at her home
here.
Clarke Coon has been able to resume
his duties as teacher At Ashuillctt.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-22
sHuNoc

Z Miss Cora B. Culver, who has been
the guest, - Of her brother, Nathaniel
Culver, and family Of this place re-
turned to her duties as teacher. at
Warehouse Point Saturday.
Mrs Annie Bennett and children, af-
ter visit with friends here for
number of days, have returned to
Plainfield-
town Friday 10 attend the funeral of
his cousin Miner Maine.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-22
OAKDAL-E.
Social ard supper Nets 4s-peIesatss
Named to Sunday SoheeIs Cenven-
item

rhe social and variety supper given
b the Ladies Social union in the
chapel Thursday evening of last week
wac well attended. About So was real
izsd The union met this week on
rhrrdey afternoon at the home of
Mf~. Stephen O. Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fields and their
cen William and wife of Newington
hsve been recent visitors at the home
OF Mr.. ard Mrs. r. e. SchoIdeld.
Dstesstes to Mid Year Meeting.
Rsv H. r. Arnold preached an
Easter sermon III the Congregational
church on Sunday. At the session of
the Sunday school Mrs. John Lynch
and Mrs. r. c. Scholfield were appoint
Cd delegates TO the mid-yesr meeting
Of the New London County Sunday
School association at the Second Con-
gregatioual church in New London,
Saturday, April goth.
Tho q. u. meeting was led by Mrs.
r. N Johnson.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-22
S FROM one HUNDRED LIVE CORES 0hDENIS
~.
SALEM
Congregational Sunday School Gives
Easter concert-Happenipss Of the
Week,


The -Consregational church was at
tractively decorated for Easter With u
cross of laurel and Easter lilies, palms,
ferns and .>-otted plants. The decora-
tions were furnished by Mrs. Susie
Rogers, Mrs. Florence murray. Mrs.
Ora Clark and Mrs. Ivy Bailey. In the
morning Rev. j. s. CogsweH preached
from the text Acts %: s, Why should it
be thought. a thing incredible with
you that God should raise the dead?
In the evening am Easter concert was
given by the Sunday school with the
Great Is the Lord, choir; responsive
rea ding, led by the superdntenden t,
Mrs, f. r. Bailey; prayer, Rev J. 8.
Cogswell; song. @. Jesus Loving Sa-
vfour, choir; sa1utation, Miss Ruth
Murray: recitation. Welcome the Sa-
Sing of His Grace, choir; class exer-
cise The Victory Henry Darling, lie
Roy Bailey Clyde Ray and Wellesley
Hanney; recitation, All Things New.
Clyde .Rix;s song. and chorus, Sweet
Haster Time. Nathaniel Clark and
Master. Wellesley sHanney My Flowers,
Miss Violet Rogers; "A Lesson from the
Garden. Miss Susan Miner; exercise,
The Message Charles Miner, Lawrence
Spencer and Floyd Bailey: song, Christ
Arose, choir; exercise, The Cross and
the Cross and Misses Velma Darling,
Susan Miner. Minnie Kingsley. Violet
Rogers Helen Rogers and Catherine
HanneN represented flowers; recita-
tion.s The salse Report, LIE Roy Bailey;
address, Rev. J. s. cogsweH: song. Re-
jodce. for the Redeeuar is Risen choir;
benediction, Rev. j. S. CogsweH.
News in General.
Mr.. Jones of New London spent Good
Friday at his home i'll town.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lane spent
Sunday with relatives in New Lon
don.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Gordon and
sons of. Montville Center spent Sunday
with relatives. in town and attended the
morning service at the Congregational
church.
NJ w. RACKET of Mystic was a caller
at CRYSTAL Spring, farm Sunday.
Mrs. Helen ,Maiona has returned
from a visit with her sister, Mrs.
Charles. Tinker; of New London.
visitor. in Norwich.
William Maynard and Charles Ma
Iona were in New London Monday.
-se~.-vsz Visited Hartford.
Miss Kittie Ray. spent Tuesday in
Hartford in company with other stu
dents OF Bacon academy in charge of
Principal Moore.
AVIAN Morgan OF East Lyme visited
his Brother in law, Robert A. Bailey,
last Tuesday.
Mrs Susie Rogers and Mrs. Mary
Sisson are spending a few days in
Wallinsford = the. guests of their
brother, Charles Tiffany
Next Sunday morning the tercent ar
nary of the King James version of the
English Bfble, sfs1fg1s11, viii be OBJ.
served by the Congregational church.
The pastor. Rev. j.. s. CoEswell, will
preach a. special sermon. I'm the even
ing Sabbath Benefits WilE.be discussed.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-22
YAWBUx VALLEY

Mrs William Rathfbun, who is con-
fined to the house by illness, is being
cared for by her daughter. Mrs. Chas.
Crandau
G. D. Coates was a business caller
at Westerly Tuesday.
James D. Miner has purchased a
fine pair of North Dakota horses from
a. carload brought to Westerly last
week.
Daniel Worden visited over Sunday
with his daughter, Mrs. William Lar
kin of Hope Valley.
Mrs. Louisa. Kenyon has been stay
ing at her home here the past few
days.
Mrs. Orrin r. Stedman spent last
week with her daughter at White
Rock r T.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-22
M0HEGAN
Recent Visitors in Local Home

Mrs. Strickland and son have re-
turned to New London after spendin
several days with Mr.. and Mrs. e. e.
Fowler.
Miss Gladys Quidgeon of New Lon
don has been visiting friends in Mo-
George Cooke of Bridgeport, who
has been visiting in this place, has
returned to his home.
Mrs Hunter, who has been confined
to the house for several days with
grip is some better.
Donald Mech is working for Mr.
Beebe in IJncAsville.
Mrs Gertrude Hoais of Norwich
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
Fowler Sunday.
w. C. Hunter was in Norwich on
business the past week.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-22
Saved His Mothers Life.

sEeur doctors had given me I'D,
writes Mrs. Laura Gaines Of Avccs.
La. land my children and all my
friends were looking for me to de,
when my son insisted that l use E3ec-
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Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-22
HANOVER
Large Congregation at Easter Service
Fellowship Meeting May II.

Easter Sunday brought out a large
congregation at the church, Pleasing
solos were sung by Mrs. Frank Way
and William Park.
Miss Edith Peck has spent her Eas-
ter vacation at home.
The pastor expects to spend the
coming week in New Haven and
Bridgelort
= Miss Ellen Peck will visit in -AImsny,
N. Y. iSY
Miss Alice and Bertha Blackburn
have been home from Philadelphia;
also Mrs. John Scott, Mrs. Jennie Col
Inns and Herbert Bennett.
The ladies' missionary meeting will
be held next Friday with Mrs. James
Tucker.
The Fellowship meeting is announc-
ed for May II.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-22
BOZRAH
Congregation Contributes $21 fer FAM
inc Sufferers.

Robert Thayer has moved with his
family into ID. w. Avery's house, on
Bozrah street ~-
George Smith and family have NOV
ed into Mrs. Mary Sawyer's house, oil
H0zrah street.
George. Penny who has been III for
number of weeks. is improving.
S21 for Fsnrine Sufferers.
Last Sunday Rev. A.. II. Wilcox
preached about the condition of the
people OF China. the famine. etc. The
contribution for the famine sufferers
amounted to 81.
On account NJ tho storm only four
from thc Hozrah grange attended the
New London county Pomona held in
Nosw1ch Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-22
Midnioht in The ozarks

and yet sleepless Hiram Scranton Of
Clay City, H., coushed and eouShod-
He was in the mcunta5As On TIE 81
vice OF five doctors, whe said he had
consumption. but found no h9lD IN ths
climate, and started home. Hearing Of
DIR. Kings New Discovery, he began
to use it. IT bslieve it saved my h6s,' .
he writes for it made a new ynau OF
axain For all lung diseases, couefs.
colds. in grippe, asthma, GROUP. psoioop-
ing cough, hay fever, hemorrhaass,
hoarseness or quipey, it's the best
known remedy. Price SOC and g.ee.
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed By Les
& QsEond Co
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-22
NlANTic
J. E.. Hurley improving New Property
Plans for Telephone Exchange
New York Company Leases Brick
Mill

Mill.
J. E. Hurley's place in Pennsylvania.
avenue. which he has named The
Pines, is receiving improvements
Amung them are a new grape aroor of
the rustic type. also a pergola, Held
stone curbjng for the well and at the
front entrance gate Is planned of
wrought iron with stone piers.
School opened Thursday morning af-
ter three days vacation on account of
the breaking down of some part of the
heat ting plant.
New Telephone Exchange.
About twenty-five men arrived in
the village Monday to work in tA:s
vicinity for the next six weeks in es-
tablishing the new telephone exchange
which Is to be located over the post
ONCE. 1t is rumored that there will be
sixty men working here altogether.
Jacob 4E. Beckwith is making inn
proyements about the Luce property
John D. Griswold of Boston was n
guest Saturday of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George F.,Griswo1d, in Pennssi
vania Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert J. Crooiker will
move from the Strong Morgan house in
Pennsylvania avenue to G. H. Cones
house in Lincoln street.
DR. and Mrs; Everett s. Warner re-
turned Tuesday noon TO their home at
Breezy Point after spending the winter
at Jacksonville Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Warner OF vii
lirnantic are occupying the Fuller cot
tage in Center street
Joseph W.. Hill returned Saturday
from several daye trip to Hartford.
Morris L. johnson, former milk deal
err here, is opera ting II. b. Mortons
new car
Leased by New York Company.
The Standard Taximeter company
Of New York has leased the brick mill
on the Flanders road for the purpose
OF making taximeters.
John Hackett and Charles n. rvbss
were In Hartford Tuesday.
George Sheflott has purchased an au-
tomobiie for his business.
Unoccupied houses and tenements in
the village are becoming scarce.
Local fishermen are busy sending off
barrels Of fish to New York and Bos-
ton markets.
Miss Isabella Waldorf Is visiting in
Merideu
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-22
AsHWlLLETT

Giles Huntley has purchased the
Thomas Main farm
Mr.. and Mrs William Weisusn Of
Rixtown have returned home from
visit to New York.
Clinton Pierce returned to his home
Monday aftei. d visit with relatives in
Ledyard.
Tine school began again Monday.
after a weeks vacation on account OF
the illness OF the teacher
Samuel d. Pierce is the first to
plant peas in this section, which he
did on Good Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-22
CAMPBELL'S MILLS

III. NJ Wilcox is confined to the house.
with Rheumatism.
Elisha Bitgood has moved his sew
mill to the William BitSood lot and
is saving the lumber.
John A. Cleveland, no IL nearly 50
one day last week walked six miles
TO visit s. l.. Barber.
Thomas Brown has moved into the
house with his father, A. g. Brown
Edward Radergan has finished work
ing for J. II. Dixon.
Thursday was the NEST Disagree
able day of the season.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-22
In 4 Pinch. use ALIENS FuiT-fAsE

Ladies can wear shoes size smaller sftee ue1e
Aliens Toet- Ease. the antise0oc Dasdg for - To-
It makes teht new ehsts feea 49, dives inaX
relief to csrns and bunions. It's shs aestes& -
fsft discssery Of the Relieves sSsIen fee1 ~
ters cafleus and sSots It u esrtaan feHd ~
Ursak In Nav shoes. Sold svlryYnera, Csc. Dset
a6jsN any Substitute. For b1K3 t1Al bsekssss
address Allen 8. 8fnstsd. lie Fey. n r.