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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-10
SALEM
Manage to Sheep by DogssCosts Town
$125-Lawn Social AID Saie-Chil-
dren's Day Exercises.

xThe seiectmen and town Clerk met
att the town hall last Saturday after
noon. Nearly s1A5 was paid to own
ers. of sheep for damages done by
Ihr. Jenkins has moved his house
hold goods to New London during tine
we Elk.
Miss Martha Rogers has returned to
her hAhonne in town AFTER spending sew
/, eralESmonths with her niece, Mrs. Fred
Hanu1 8. in Norwich.
Mr. AMI Mrs Henry A. rogers were
NorxsA oh visitors on Monday.
Mrs William Darling and Clyde Rix
we've Fin Colchester Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles s. Ray were
guestst, OF Mrs. NJ. r. Siegfried last
Miss, ,,Kittie L. Ray spent SATURDAY
and ST. srtday at the home'of her parents
at Cry htal Spring farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Murray and
cI1sldrexI Ruth and Ronald, spent Sunr-
da = at tire home of Mrs. Murray's par
ents~ in it'ranklin.
The sd hools in the Central and
Fourth districts closed on Thursday
for the ,sA MINER vacation.
Lawn Social.
A lawrti social and ice cream sale
were held Aat the hosfiae Of Mr.. and Mrs.
winfield INsnney on Thursday evening.
Rev. j. faS. CogswteH will speak in
the Congr,N sational church tomorrow
morning ORA The thenhe-The Destruc
ton of the1 World by Fire. Text
Peter 81
ChildrensN day services will be held
in the eVen21 z at 7.30.
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v0LuNToWn.
Rsception for MIR. and Mrs. Wiiffid
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Memorial Sum
day.

MIR. and Mrs. Wilfrid Boucher re-
turned from their wedding trip on Sat
urday afternoon. On their arrival at
the home of the groom's parents, Mr..
greeted with the music of Mendels
sohn's wedding march played by the
Harmony orchestra of five pieces, aft
er which reception was held, a large
number of relatives. and friends being
present. During the reception the
Harmony orchestra rendered pleas
ing concert, after which those present
sat down to well prepared repast.
In the evening the party adjourned to
the farm of j. Ma gerry, where a recep-
ticn aid dance was held and jolly
time enjoyed by all. Among the guests
were friends from Versailles, Phenix.
r. l., and GIasgo.
Memorial Sunday.
On Sunday June 4. Court Liberty,
No. 1872, F. of A.. held their annual
memorial service in Union hall, which
was attended by a large number of
members The service which was
brief, included an address by Financial
Secretary Mcdonald and several selec-
lions by the Harmony orchestra who
generously volunteered their services.
After the service the members formed
in line and headed by Jollnson's fife
and drum corps marched to st. Thorn
as cemetery and decorated with
wreaths Of flowers and hemlock leaves
the graves of two departed brothers.
On returning to the hall the orchestra
gave an excellent concert. A num-
Der of the members will go to Daniel
son to assist in memorial services of
Court Oak Grove.
Personal Briefs.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Charter were
in town on Sunday.
Pierre Duqlette and Mr. and Mrs.
Bartolome Duquette of Versailles were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Boucher
or, Saturday and Sunday.
Frank Piteiio:te of Phenix, r. l.,
was week end guest at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ritchotte.
Arthur Whitaker, William Weeks
Ernest Eccleston. Frank w Burton
AMI Thomas Mcdonald were in Nor
witch Tuesday
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NORTH STONINGTON
Mrs. F. M. HoIIister Appointed Prin-
cipaI of Village School-WheeIer
School Graduation, June 10.

Rev. Lucian Drury, Rev. j. III. Adj
ans and Rev William Quayle attend
ed the New London County Baptist
ministers conference at Poquonnoc on
Monday
Mrs. HoIIister to Teach.
Mrs F. NJ. HoIlister has been APP
pointed principal of the village dis
trict school and has accepted the ap-
pointment. Mrs. HOLSTER is both a
normal school graduate and a college
graduate and has had experience in
teaching.
Viii Teach at Ashwifett.
Calvin NJ. Richardson, a member OF
the graduating class of the Wheeler
school has been appointed teacher OF
the Ashwillett school for the coming
school year.
Miss Mary Chapman has been re-
appointed teacher in district No. g.
whore she has already taught two
years.
radu atne Exercises June 16.
The graduating exercises of the
Wheeler school will take place on the
evening of June 49,
Mr. and Mrs. George d. Thompson
have returned from a stay of several
months in Florida and have taken
rooms a the north end of the village
Alexander Smith, superintendent OF
the Peoples Mission in Westerly was
a caller here "Wednesday
Frank L. Lathrop of Norwich was
in town Thursday.
Farewell Sermon.
Rev. Within Quayle will preach his
farewell sermon at the Second Bap-
fist church Sunday, thus closing a ter
months pastoTate
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BETHEL
Epworth League Elects Officers
Notes.

On Sunday morning Rev. G. ID. Stan
iey of Jewett City preached an excel
len srrncn from John IT, in exchange
with the pastor of the Bethel NJ. f.
church
The district schools closed this week
for the summer vacation.
new bridge has been built between
Bethel and Glasgo.
The annual meeting Of the Epworth
leaRe was held on Sunday evening
June g. The following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. Frank G.
Chamberlain: first vice president. r.
W. Young. second vice president, Mrs.
Walter Burdick; third vice president
George Burton: fourth vice president
Laura Young; secretary and treasurer,
Mrs. Walter Burdick; organist, Lulu
Young.
Mrs. Irving Button of Rixtown call
ed on Mrs. Dora Barber this week.
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0CCUM AND VERSAILLES
Red and Blue Contest at Sunday School
Electric Lighting Talked Of.

For several months a red and blue
contest has been carried on at the Yer
sailles NJ. E. Sunday school. the red
side under the direction of Howard
Bushnell the blues under Miss Trina
Krumbholz. The contest was ended
last Sunday, at which time there were
present IA, the largest attendance for
many years perha pS a any time dur
ing the history of the school. The con
test has been close from start to finish,
there being but a difference in attend
ance of for the entire time.
V Peloquin has returned with his
family and entered the employ of John
Quinn in his grocery department.
The many improvements on ST. Jo-
seph's parish property which are being
made by Rev. Frederick DesSureaalt
are being welcomed by all in the VIII
lage.
Truant Officer Re elected.
The recent report Of the annual Oc-
Occum school meeting the name of
Gustave Lambert as truant officer was
omitted Mr.. Lambert being reelected.
Painful Injury.
Manuel Silva on Wednesday met
with painful accident to the fore fin
ger of his right hand. the finger was
badly lacerated dislocated and the
bone badly injured by coming in cor
tact with the needles and steel roll of
a CONFER in the plant of the Totokett
Manufacturing company which he Was
endeavoring to clean while in motion.
1t is hoped that the finger may be
saved to the second joint.
Charles A. Wood of Wsuregan has
recently been a guest of Occum
friends.
The Totokett Manufacturing COM
pany is contemplating lighting its ten
enents and the village Of Occum by
electricity.
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WATERFORD
Motor Trip to Hartford-Lecai Men
Building Hunters Lodge in the
Maine Woods.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Rose Mr..
and Mrs. Frank 3. Rose and daughter
Virginia Of Waterford and Deacon and
Mrs. Robert w. Cha uman and son Sa-
vilion left Thursday morning for an
auto trip to Hartford They will be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. =.
Prentiss.
Capt. CORTLAND Clark is under the
weather for the past few days.
The earth has the appearance of be-
ing dead in this part of the country
since so many electric wires are being
placed.
No Thunder Storms.
All of the rain that we get is from
storms blown in from the sea. no thun-
der storms having crossed these hills
for several years.
Building Hunters Lodge.
DR.. G. Nj. Minor of Waterford and
Capt. John Luce of Mantle left We'd
nesday for two weeks in the Maine
woods to engage in the erection of
hunters lodge for use later in the see
son.
Buys Tinker Property.
Albert Perkins of Milestone has pur-
chased the former r. w. Tinker prop
erty at Jordan and viii make his home
there while engaged in the contracting
business
Mrs. Charlotte Howard of Jordan is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Dris-
coli this week
MIR. and Mrs. George w Wallace of
West 12Oth street New York have ar
rived a their summer home. Bellviiie
for the summer.
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GALES FERRY
Charles n. Comstock Superintendent
of Cemetery-Notes and Personals.

Childrens day will be observed at
the Methodist Episcopal church on
Sunday. the exercises by the children
of the Sunday school to take the place
of the preaching service at 1915 a. m.
The Epworth league service Sunday
evening will be i'm charge of Courtland
F.. Colver, superintendent of the Sum
day school.
Mrs. Henry Bates of Webster, Mass,
was n guest last week. of ,dr and Mrs.
William d. Fairfield.
The Earnshaw family of New York
who spent last season at Grove Home
cottage. arrived in the village this
week to spend the summer months at
the same cottage.
Mrs Hudson Leavenworth and son,
William. returned to their home in
Winsted last week, after spending sew
eral weeks at the Ferry.
Charles RI. Comstock has been APP
pointed superintendent of the Gales
Ferry cemetery by the president of the
association. Moves b. Allyn.
Monet Lawson, who returned a few
DAYS ago from Jersey City. where he
has been employed for several months
past. is acting as an assistant to his
father. Station Agent George e Law
son.
Miss Mabel Martin of Meriden, who
arrived at the Ferry last week, was
Joined on Monday by her mother Mrs.
James Martin, at their cottage. I.eis-
the season.
Miss Nellie Parker and her brother.
Nelson Parker Of Norwich. visited
friends in the village on Sunday.
At a meeting of 1.-THE Ladies' Aid So
ciety on Friday afternoon of last week
arrangements for an open meeting and
supper to be held June Is We're dis
cussed by the members.
Mrs. Ralph Howe of Jersey City is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George E.
lawson Mr.. Howe, who was a Wis
itor here Saturday and Sunday. re-
turned home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Harmon Perkins visited her
daughter, Mrs. Curtis Gates. who is i'll
al her home in New London, on Sat
urlay.
Mrs. Elmer r. Kidder and little
daughter. Eleanor. who have beeen Wis
iting Mrs. Kidder's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles IT. Comstock returned
to their home In Spencerport, n. Y,
This week
The Misses Annette and Georgiann
Hurfbutt, who have been attending
the New York Normal Institute of
Physical Instruction. arrived from New
York on Saturday.
Coroner and Mrs. Franklin II. Brown
OF Norwich were visitors at their sum-
mer home on Thursday
Rural Mail Carrier Rufus Hurlbutt
Was visitor in New Haven on We'd
nesday. attending the Jenkins Tufts
wedding IN that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corey and family of
Norwich were week end visitors at
their cottage on the Bluff.
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NORTH LYME
Chiidren's Day Observed June fe-
Guests and Travellers.

Preparations are being made for the
observance of Childrens day here on
Sunday June Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Warner of Mill
ington visited friends mere one day
last week.
Mrs A p Gates, Harold Gates and
Warren Mitchell of Wilmington and
Miss Inez Porter of Little River were
Sunday visitors at 6. Fl. Strongs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stark are in
serious condition. Mr.. Stark being
confined to his bed. and Mrs Stark
unable to be around only part of the
the time. Mrs. Miller of Sterling City
is assisting Mrs. Lucius Stark in car
ing for them
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Halng of Ches-
ter visited at NJ J. Stark's Saturday
The condition OF Deacon y. Stark
who has been i'll the past two weeks,
remains unchanged, he being confined
to the bed the most of the time
Mrs. Katie Jewett is visiting friends
in New London this week.
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OAKDALE.
Mics Mary q. johnson Surprised With
Linen Shower-Notes.

Rev. II. T. Arnold preached in the
Congregational church on Sunday from
Rom e. 20.
The G. F. meeting was led by the
president J. c. Fellowes. Topic. Les
sons from Great Lives. Samuel, LIST.
Sam. 70: is. 1925.
Chiidren's day will be observed on
Sunday. June II. by Sunday school
concert at 4 p. m. in the chapel.
The Lincoln place. which has been
unoccupied for a number of years. has
been sold to G. II. Bradford, who has
commenced making repairs on the
buildings. and will soon move in.
The Ladies' Social union met on
Thursday afternoon and evening with
Mrs. Thomas Watt of Palmertown.
Mrs. Watt entertained in Robertson's
hall. Refreshments were served
Linen Shower.
Miss Mary r. Johnson, daughter Of
Deacon ID. A. Johnson. was given a
fnen shower by about 1s of her
friends at the homeof Mrs. r. c. Schol-
held ON wednesday from to ) p. IN.
fake and fee cream were served by
he hostess.
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LISBON
Address on Turkish Anniversary Work
Miss Potter's Pupils Win Writing
Prizes.

Rev. J. o. Barrows of Norwich Town
preached at Newent church Sunday
morning and in the evening addressed
the Christian Endeavor society, giving
an interesting account of his expert
ences as a missionary in Turkey.
Surprise Visit and Gift.
Miss Nellie Neil was given a sur
prise last Saturday evening when a
com pany of about thirty young people
walked in upon her. A pleasant social
evening was enjoyed with games and
music When the party broke up they
left with Miss Nell a sum of money to
purchase bracelet.
Prizes for Good Writers.
School in district No. where Miss
Clara May Potter has taught, closes
today Saturday for the summer va
cation. Ruth Kennedy has not been
either absent or tardy the entire school
year. Prizes were awarded those
making the greatest improvement in
writing during the year, the judges
being Rev. j. w. Payne and E. F.
Brrnham and r. w. Dearnley of Jew
EFT City The first prize. an umbrella
was awarded Walter a. Hyde; the
second, a box of letter paper, to Frank
A. Nell. Nellie Nell received honor
able mention throughout the year.
Miss Potter. who has proven an I'M
usually efficient teacher, is grand
daughter of Hon. Giles Potter of New
Haven.
Local Notes.
Miss Alice Kennedy was recent
visitor al the home of her brother, J.
Ernest Kennedy, in Preston.
Frank Steinke of Norwich was a
weekend visitor with his cousins
George and Albert Bra dlaw.
Mrs. w. E'oote recently spent few
DAYS with her son in Bridgeport
F. II. Irons attended the funeral
of his grandfather. Thomas McClimon.
in Preston Wednesday.
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LEDYARD
Grange Surprises Rev. and Mrs. w.
r. White on Wedding Anniversary.

F. White on Wedding Anniversary.
Ledyard grange met N regular SEES
sion on Saturday evening The fea-
lure of the evening was surprise for
Rev. and Mrs. W. f. White, as it
was the twenty sixth anniversary of
their marriage. Mr. and Mrs. White
were greatly surprised and each re-
sponded. A spread of many good
things was enjoyed at the close of the
meeting. The event shows the esteem
in which Rev. and Mrs. White are
held III the grange.
ChIdren's Day.
Children's day will be observed in
the Congregational church Sunday
morning in place of the regular serv-
ice
Local Notes.
Mrs. Margaret Billings arrived home
Monday, having spent the winter at
Wood Haven, with her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Hallock.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Chapman We're
called to Bellows Falls Saturday to see
their con Everett, who is very low.
Mr.~ChaDnan returned the first Of the
week. Mrs Chapman remaining with
her son.
Mr. and Mrs. Enos NJ. Gray were
Norwich callers Wednesday.
Austin GRAY, who is confined to his
bed by illness. is somewhat improved.
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HAMBURG

Gilbert Sterling and family of Wind
sor Locks are at their summer resi-
dence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Apgar of Hartford
have returned home after spending
the winter with their daughter, Mrs
w NJ. Anderson.
Mrs. Melvill Bill and children of
Deep River spent 4 few days the first
of the week at l.. Bills.
Mr.. Fairman of Huntington spent
Sunday at r. NJ. Peck's.
James Lord and family were in
Hartford the past week.
The L. r. 8. met with Mrs. NJ E.
Huntley last Wednesday afternoon.
The Mansion is being put in order
for occupancy, under the direction Of
Mrs Olsen. Tbs Rev. a. 3. Bassett
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-10
LEONARD BRIDGE

Salmon Clark is repairing his house
and adding a spacious veranda.
Mrs. Alfred Hughes of Providence is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Kenneth Cum
minas.
at q. NJ Williams for few weeks
has returned to her home at Scott
Hill
Mrs John Kneeiand entertained her
uncle. the Rev. j. :. Porter of Man
chester. Conn. over Sunday.
The rain of the past few days was
welcomed by the farmers. Crops were
suffering from the continued dry
weather.
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LIBERTY HILL
Chidren's Day to Be Observed-Leb-
anon Team Defeats Hebron-Odd
Visitor.

Children's day exercises will be held
at the church next Sunday, using the
programme, The Busy Bees.
Mrs. Amos Lille and Miss Gladiee
fClark attended the ball game at He
bron Saturday afternoon between the
Lebanon and Hebron teams. The for
mer won.
Henry V. Oehlers, who is employed
in the New York postoffice, was at
his home here from Friday night until
Monday morning.
Miss Flora Burrill of Thomaston
Me-, is the guest of her father, J H.
Burriil.
Member of Pillar of Fire Society
John o. FARLEY. representing the
Pillar of Fire, religious society, with
headquarters in Bound Brook, N j.
was in this place Friday, selling liter
allure of the society. His style of
dress was noticeable, he having on
a knickerbocl<er suit. riding boots and
helmet with the words. Pillar of Fire
on the front
Mr.. and Mrs. ". w Palmer are
entertaining their cousins, Mr. and
Mrs Clarke of New Haven.
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ASHWILLE!T

The young people of this place are
entertaining their friends by hanging
June boxes.
Otto Anderson returned to New
York Tuesday. after spending a few
days at his farm here.
A. G.. Billings has returned to Nat
lex. Il after spending few days
here.
J. Nelson is at his homo here for a
few DAYS.
Mrs. A. \. Morgan was in Norwich
Tuesday.
Giles Huntley was a caller At q s.
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NEWS FROM one HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS

and family are expected the last of the
present week.
The brothers and sisters of the Rev.
Robert Cakes attended the graduation
exercises last Tuesday at New Haven.
c. F. Beebe was in Colchester on
business last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Jewett were call
ing friends in North Lyme last
Thursday.
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lCFFINGWElL
Miss Mildred Swan Entertains-Vsri-
Gus Items.

Mr.. and Mrs. Merton o. Swan gave
3 party to their daughter. Miss Mil
fred Swan. Wednesday afternoon and
evening in honor of her 18th birthday.
The time passed away quickly with
games and music. At s o'clock all ad-
lourned to the dining room, where a
we'll filled table was waiting. Several
presents were received by the hostess.
Those present were. Mrs. Edward Car
Bine. the Misses Minnie Caroline Gus
ne Caroline. Edith LeffingwelI. Gladys
Leffingwell. Ruth Palmer, Elsie Beard,
Evelyn Beard. Hazel Caikins Florence
Taylor. Katherine Taylor. Annie CAL
l<ins. Gladys Beebe, Margaret Beebe,
Mildred Swan. Frances Swan. Mrs.
NJ. o. Swan. and Merton L. Swan. Roy
Beard and Fred Leffingwell.
The Sunshine band will meet Satur-
day. jane II, with the directreas, Mrs.
A. r. Beebe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Dolbeare. Mrs.
Carrie Gardner spent Sunday with Mrs.
Charles Rogers of Massapeag. enjoying
the trip with A. ". Beebe in his auto.
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.,,EKONK
Grange Obser>.e FIosa's Niaht-Notes
an " Personals.

There was al large gathering in
Grange hall on Friday evening 10 ceis-
brate Flora's night Worthy Flora
Mrs. A. A. Slant bn presided in an able
manner. The en- terts fnment was given
by the children ND was much enjoyed
and reflected ere, lit on Miss Cha PINE n,
who had trained them strawberries,
ice cream and cak y were served.
Mr.. Peddefoot. who has lived the
past wear in Ben ramin HANS house
and been employed by Mg. Tillinghsa,,
left with his famil Y on Thursday for
North, Carolina, hiss native nome
Ralph Kellogg wa Sunday visitor
here.
Miss Maud Chapn san spent Sunday
al her home in NorN Sch.
Mr.. and Mrs Char ~ Anderson were
callers hero on Suad ty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benia tnin Wilcox AMI
EDGAR Wilcox went to gVoluntown Sun
day and attended the \ memorial ser
vices of the F'oresters.
The children of the s'aboatin school
are reheaPsing for a co alcert for next
Sunday
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A LEADING California orueqiss.

Pasadena. Cal. March .. 1911.
Foley & Co. Gentlemen: We have
sold and recommended FoIey's Honey
and Tar Compound for years We be
Ifeve it to be one of the most efficient
expectorants on the market. Contain
ing no opiates or narcotics it can be
given freely to children. Enough OF
the remedy can be taken to relieve
cold as it has no nauSeating results
and does not interfere with digestion.
Yours very truly, G.. II. Ward Drug
Co. c. T.. Parsons, Sec'y and Treas
Get the original Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound in the yellow package
Al Lee 4 fSxood 20.
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HANOVER
Concert Exercise Arranged for Chill
dren's Day-Today's Ball Games.

Children's dag will be observed by
special services at the church at the
morning hour, and with a concert ex-
ercise, True Patriots, in the Sunday
school.
There was an attendance of fourteen
at the missionary meeting Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Nelson Lyon
Mrs. W. s. Lee prepared the program
ON Ing-Hok, China.
Miss Ellen Peck is visiting her sis
ter in Bridgeport over Sunday.
Miss Marion Walker is spending a
week in South Hadley Falls, Mass.
BaII games Will be played mere this
Saturday afternoon by the Invinci-
bles with a team from South Windhan
and AirIee team with one from Nor
WITCH Town.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-10

There is more Catarrh in this sect g.
of the country than all other disess p
put together. and until the last fen'
years was supposed 10 be iHcurable 2.
For a great many years doctors pro-
suounced it local disease and prescrin 4
ell local remedies. and by constantly
falling TO cure With local Treatment
pronounced il incurable. Science Ia
proven satarrh TO be y cor stftUtions
disease nd therefore requires consfi-
tutional treatment. Halfs Cstarrh Cure.
manufactured by F. j. Cheney e. Co.
Toledo Ohio, is the only constitutional
cure on the market. 1t is taken in
ternally in doses from 10 drops to n
teaspoonful. IT acts directly on the
blaod and mucous surfaces Of the sys-
tenn. They offer one hundred dollars
for any case il fails to cure. Send for
circulars ard testim onisIs.
Address F. J. CHENEY & co, Toledo,
Ohio.
= Sold By Druggists. 75c.
Z Take Halls Family Pills for constI-
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LAUREL GLEN
Mrs. Mary Palmer II-cIose of Term.

Mrs. Mary Palmer III-CIose of Term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Palmer ana
son Frank spent Sunday with Mrs.
Palmer's sister, Mrs. George ,Burdick
on Chase Hill.
Mrs. Mary Palmer is very ill.,
Myron Holdradge of Pittsfield, Mass,
has been visiting his mother, Mrs C.
P. Holdredge.
Close of School.
Maud Thompson closed her school
in this district Saturday for the sum
mer vacation.
Nathan Marie was a caller in Lower
Pawcatuck last Tuesday, at the home
of his niece. Mrs. Ida Burdick
Mrs Abby Simpson is with her sis
ter. Mrs. William Palmer
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guest at his mothers. Mrs. Adeline
Dolbeare's, over Sunday
Roger Do1beare has been home sick
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Marion Of Mys-
tic are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter.
on local friends Sunday.
Mrs. John Fielding has been visiting
friends in Stafford Springs for sew
eraI days