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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-10-14
EAST WOODSTOCK
Postmaster Robbins Attends Veterans
Reunion-Miss'onary Meeting.

Earl Benis of Southington is iii
with jaundice at the home of his
mother Mrs. Ann Bemis.
Carl Morse arrived home from Beth
lehem, \. H, Monday, after spending
the season at Hillside Inn.
Motored from Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Rice and son,
Lawrence. spent Sunday at J. D. San
gers, making the trip from Barre,
Mass. by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. May spent Sun
day in Pornfret with Mrs. Mays
brother, c. c.. 4A1drich and family.
Roy Peckham has entered the en-
ploy of E. e Brown Of Pon1fret.
Postmaster George O. Robbins at
tended the veterans reunion in Hart
ford last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Crawford OF
Boston have been spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Spencer.
The missionary meeting was held
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Wen
dell Writer at the Center, Mrs. j. NJ.
Paine having the programme in charge,
Topic, Hinduism. The hostess served
dainty refreshments.
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new LONDON COUNTY.
PRESTON
ledyard Grange Furnishes interesting
Programme at Preston City Grange
Meeting Rev AlbsnV Smith
breaches


At the last meeting of Preston City
arrange the programme was furnished
by Ledyard grange, with Mrs Clark in
the lecturers chair. 4 short play en-
titled Ceres Lesson to the DesponCient
Farmer was presented in pleasing
manner. Mrs. clark acting the part OF
Ceres and BILLINGS Avery that of the
Desponoent Farmer.
Following this was an interesting
talk BY Rev. ". F. White. Several
readings and songs completed a very
interesting lecturers hour. The APP
probation of the audience WAS shown
by the numerous encores.
Light refreshments served by the
lvernan's work committee and d social
hour brought To close a most enjoy
able evening. Sister Potter. Ceres of
the state grange. inspected the grange
and congratulated the officers and
Many at Church Service.
Rev. Albany smith preached in the
congregational church sunday. There
was large attendance,
The Ideal club viii meet with Miss
Fern Richardson this Saturday even
ing
Miss Lillian Wolf of Norwich is Wis
itirs her sister. Mrs j. G. Atterbery.
George Brown of Norwich $ ut
Thursday with John Peckham. They
spent most of the day hunting and re-
ported good luck.
Berish BurdicI has entered the en-
rloy OF John Wilson.
NIr. and Mrs. Frank MAYNARD OF
Ledyard were recent visitors of Mr.
and Mrs Charles Haskell.
Miss Anna kruS of Norwich was d
recent visitor with her brother Frank
Rrug OF this place.
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BROOKLYN.
n. G., Hand Eells Farm-Sixty Pris-
oners at County Jail.

Misses Co.. Gland. Franklin and Pond
who attended the reunion in Hartford,
report a grand time. Judge Pond met
for The first time since his discharge
rw1 members of his company.
Colchester Visitors.
Mr. ana Mrs. Edwin Bennett. now of
Colchester, We're visitors in town on
"Wednesday mcrning coming to attend
the Grange meeting on Tuesday eve
ming, and the harvest supper given at
it's close. They moved from this town
a few months since and have desire
10 again take UP their residence here.
Mrs; Howard Walker and children
have returned TO Hartford, after Wis
it of several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank \. Spaulding
Farm Sold.
III. G.. Hand of the easterly part of
and farming tools to purchasers from
diate possessic He and family re-
land.
Miss May Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
K. Allen, and Miss Ethel Allen were
in Hartford ON Wednesday to attend
the funeral of Irving W. Allen, a bro
Their.
Sixty Prisoners.
There are now confined in the Jail
sixt.' prisoners, the largest number
for many months.
Mrs. s. L. frink is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Snow in North Dana,
Mass.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-10-14
WOODSTOCK
Ribs Cracked by Fail-AIpheus Hardy
Visits Brother-Seniors Hold Social.


Mrs. Sarah Campbell of South Nor
walk is visiting her cousin, Miss Su-
san D. Gordon, at the Gordon home
stead
Mrs. j. j. Williamson left town for
Springfield on Tuesday.
J. F. Russell had a fall last week,
cracking several ribs.
AIpheus Hardy of Boston was the
guest of his brother, Arthur S. Hardy,
over Sunday.
Water at 375 Feet.
The we'll which G. r. Spalding has
been drilling for Miss Jessie L. Nc
CIellan has seen completed A copious
flow of excellent water was secured
at depth of SIS feet.
The opening meeting of the Ladies
Missionary society was held Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. f. B. Kings
bury. A large number was in attend
ance and much enthusiasm was man
Tested
National Social.
The senior class at the Academy
held a national social at the hail on
Friday evening.
The Smith family, who have occu-
pied the Gordon place for the summer
returned to New Haven last week.
Henry T. Child is making prepare
tons to rebuild the barn which was
burned.
Mrs Anna p Kingsnury of Hartford
is visiting IN town for a few days.
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SOUTH WlnDHAM.
Fire Company Attends Church in .
Body-Nerth Wirdharn Band Enter
tanned and Feasted.

Miss Hazel Rice spent Sunday with
her brother. Arthur Rice. at Three
| Rivers.
The South Windnam FIRE company
attended church in a body Sunday aft
ernoon in response to an invitation
from Rey Harry Grimes.
John Jennings has been confined to
the house by illness.
Mrs. George Young of Hartford is
visiting her cousins, the Backus broth
| ers
Mrs. Waiter Allen and children of
South Wilmington spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Fred Smith.
Edward Humiston has been suffer
ing with a bad attack of asthma.
Band Entertained.
Tho South Windham band enter
tanned the members of the North
Windham band one evening recently.
After a number of selections We're
played they sat down to an oyster
supper.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chamberlain
and Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Murdoch We're
at the Stafford fair Wednesday.
Dwight Ives, Daniel Ives and Mrs.
Myron Hatfield were at Cromwell re-
Gently attending the funeral of Mr..
Ives mother. who had reached the
age CT 81
Tuesday evening another of the
meetings on the Life of Paul was
held ii place of the regular PRAYER
meeting.
Wedding Invitations.
Invitations are out for the wedding
| of Miss Jennie Wilcox of Windham
and William Anthony of Willimantic,
| to take place Monday. October 16.
Miss Edith Larkham and Harriet
Newell were visitors at Atwooaville
Thursday.
Harry Avery and Herbert Card have
been at Dorchester, Mass, attending
the Wattles wedding.
Misses Lily and Carrie Hatch are
visiting friends in Hartford.
Twenty six Mile Bicycle Ride.
Four young men of the South Wind
ham Bicycle club enjoyed q ride to
the Connecticut Agricultural college on
Sunday October s. The ride of about
ltwentysix miles was covered in a few
hours. The INrty was composed of
Percy Scrihner. Pearl Chamberlin,
Precott Chamberlin and Frank Beck
with TT
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Ek0kK
Pleasant Grange .SoeiaI-Events of the
Week-Personals.

John W. Gallup and family of Dan
ielson visited at Ezra Gallup's>on Sun
day. Miss Dorcas Gallup remained
for u longer visit with her grandpar-
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs A A stanton and
Miss Amy Gallup spent Tuesday in
Danielson.
Mrs. Addie Hopkins and the Misses
Fannie, Mary and Emily Hopkins Wis
tied al f. 3. GalIups on Tuesday.
Miss Emily remained for a few days
with her grandparents.
Rev. and Mrs. Quayle of Noluntown
were callers here on Tuesday
Miss Minnie Beckwith of Norwich
spent Sunday with her. grandmother,
Mrs. Anr: Corey.
Herbert Bixby of Providence has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Nellie
F'rink; she will return home with him
today.
MI. and Mrs Perry Allen and Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Clark have been the
guests of Mrs Ann Corey.
GsntIeman's Night.
GentlemaE's night in the Grange
proved very entertaining: fine pro-
gramme was rendered and an oyster
supper was served.
Everett Whipple of Veluntown visit
ed his aunt, Mrs. Colburn, over sun
day.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-10-14
WAUREGAN
Village Mourns Loss Of Good Citizen
in Death of Thomas Leonard-Fu-
neral on Wednesday.

Thomas Leonard, for many years
cyerseer of carding for the Wauregan
company, died after twelve weeks ILL
ness Sunday at 1.5a a. m. The flu
neral services Wednesday were CON
Quoted by Rev. e. r. Talmadge Of the
McStay sang Face to Face, and the
Wauregan choir sang Nearer, My God.
to Thee. The flowers, which were
beautiful, included a Gates Ajar from
Edward Everest and Mr. Leonard ;
wreath, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Atwood
wreath, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Atwood;
spray. Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips;
pillow. overseers Wauregan mills;
broken column, employees cardins
w. e. Watson and family, Providence;
wreath, Miss Esther Johnson, North
Grosvenordaie: basket. Mr. and Mrs.
Marion Hutchins. DanieIson; wreath,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White, Daniel
son; spray, Mr.. and Mrs. James Mof-
fit, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moffitt !;
spray, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Raymond !;
SPRAY, Miss Annie Connell and MIR.
and Mrs. Louis Dion: spray, MIR. and
Mrs. E. NJ. Tracy; spray, Walter
Earnshaw, Central Falls. r. T.; SPRAY,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stone, North
Grosvenordale
The deceased came to Wauregan
from Montvil1e in August, 1888, as
second hand of the carding depart
nent, which position he held until 1897
and was then advanced TO overseer.
He was a member of I. O. o. F., No
will be greatly missed in Nauregan
He leaves three sons. Edward f. OF
Gros venordale, Ernest I. of Occum
and ira c. of WaureGan.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-10-14

Miss Mary Frink and Miss Gertrude
Arnold. Cake and coffee were serve d
at the close of the game
The Misses Gladden. of Norwich have
been ut the Inn for a week
Miss julia Burnhan1 of Hartford is
with her cousin. Miss Emma LARA
bee.
| Mrs. Ada f.srrabes and her cousin,
! Miss Rachel Larrabee from the west,
We're IN Groton Monday.
The Misses Gertrude and Ida Burr
OF New York are at the Inn for the
month Of October
The Wornan's Home Missionary So
c1ety neld the October meeting With
| Mrs. Il. e. Guild Thursday afternoon.
Ward Fiatt was read, while the mem
bers sewed
Mr.. and Mrs. IT, p Taintor have re-
turned from Vermont. bringing with
theTsa as their guest, Dr. Turner, who
is enjoying a few days hunting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Maine have
been in Boston this week to attend a
wedding.
L. j. Hammond went to Winthrop,
Mass. on Wednesday to visit rela-
tives.
Miss Sarah johnson is in New Ha-
Ven, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Hal
sey Kelley.
Mrs. Henry Hatch is visiting friends
in Hartford and New Haven
DR.. e. B. Thompson returns to New
York on Saturday.
Miss D. F.. Campbell of Spfin gfield
spent the week end with her sister,
Mrs r. G. Waterous.
Wafnuts Plentiful.
Walnuss We're never more plentiful
in this vicinity. The trees have been
loaded with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Lathrop left
on Monday. for Lewiston, Me-. where
Mr.. Lathrop is to deliver six weeks
course of lectures on Athletics.
Mrs. r. r. Woodward and Charles
Woodward OF Hartford and Mrs Ste
phen CRANBERRY of Newark were call
ing on relatives in town Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Guilford Smith have
closed their summer home here and
returned to South Windham.
Observed 4oth Wedding Anniversary.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Hatch gave a card party. this be-
ing the 43th anniversary of their mar
rage, although their friends did not
know it until after they arrived. There
were six tables. at which SOC was
played Sandwiches, cake and coffee
were served. The guests included all
wEo We're present ut DR.. Guilds on
Monday evening, and in addition Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Larrabee, Col. and
Mrs. W. s. Chappell. Mrs. J. c. Fen
ton. Mrs Ada Larrabee. Mr.. and Mrs.
H c. Lathrop and Miss Josephine
Bingham and Miss Mary Perkins.
Mrs. George Challenger is visiting
relatives in Worcester.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-10-14
ST0RRS.
Professor Monteith Addresses Grange
--Honors for Stock Judging Team
Paper Bag Cooking Illustrated.

The regular meeting OF Mansfield
grange was held Monday evening Prof.
Fl. r. Monteith gave talk on his re-
cent visit to Rome.
Won Medals and Cup.
The stock judging team, consisting
of Victor Aubrey, r. A. Storrs and MIR,
Horwitz, from the college, in competi-
ton with the other New England col
leges, took first place at the Brockton
fair, winning medals and a cup.
There were no college services on
Columbus day. Many of the students
attended the Stafford fair.
Paper Bag Cooking.
Miss Rice gave a dinner illustrating
paper bag cooking to a few of her
friends on Wednesday,. 1t was a pro-
zhounced success.
~ Men Entertained.
The Ladies' circle entertained the
men of the community at a dinner Civ
en- in the church parlors Thursday
evening. The social hour was pleasant
~ spent with to2sts from several OF
those entertained.
To Play WiIiston.
The foitball team under the direction
of Coach Corp is developing into a
fast team. 1t has been announced that
the college team will play a. team from
Williston Academy in Willimantic this
Saturday afternoon. The football field
here has been regarded and is in poor
condition for playing.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-10-14
COLUMBIA
Bird Lecture by Professor Job. I
Tucker Appointed Roadmaster.

The grange held an open meeting ON
Thursday evening of last week. Pro-
lessor Job was present and gave an
instructive and entertaining bird leeT
ture.
The new board of selectmen held
their first business meeting at Yeo-
mans hall Saturday afternoon. d. r.
Tucker was appointed roadmaster The
appointment is a most excellent one.
Mr.. Tucker has had much experience
in roadmaking.
Valuable Tree.
+. A. Hunt has It crab apple tree on
his lawn from which he has picked and
marketed ten bushels of fruit. The tree
is ornamental as we'll as useful. pre-
senting a beautiful appearance in the
spring when covered with it's white
blossoms and again in September when
loaded with dark red fruit
G. Cleveland Collins of East Hart
ford was with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Warren A. Collins over Sunday.
Apple picking has been the order of
the day for the past week The crop
in the various orchards is Very I'M
evenly distributed.
S 3. West and Horace Griggs, resi-
dent veterans of the Civil war; We're in
the G. a. r. parade at Hartford last
week.
Pomona Meeting.
+ Pomona grange met with the local
grange last wednesday. Many Were
present from other tow u.s. The local
grange had provided Refreshments fol
$50.
James A. Utley and L. E. Winter
went to Hartford last Wednesday to
serve as jurors at the United States
court
Won Awards at Fair.
Mrs. Lester ]. Hutchins of this place
was awarded several prizes at the re-
cent fair at Berlin for sewing. cooking
and winning a race. The prizes as
gregated $3.50
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WINDHAM COUNTY.
DAYvILLE
Postal Savings Bank to Open the 10th
Norwich Man to Take Williams
willie Bride


John Pruden went to New York te
meet his brother. who is staying With
him.
Miss Viola Downes spent the week
end in New York.
Postal Savings Bank.
The Killingly postoffice viii open on
Monday. October Is, as a postal say
inss depository; hours from a. m
until 6 p. m,
Mrs Mary D. Stokes, who has been
spending several weeks IN New Brit
ain With her son. has returned home
\. O. Slallc has moved his family te
the Chollar homestead in Danie1son
William 6arstow will occupy The
house on Trolley row, vacated by Mr.
Blake
Mrs e. c. Bidwell has returned to
Norwich
Misses Sara and Mae Burnett spent
the week end in Providence.
The IiGill closed THURSDAY to allow
the operatives the opportunity to wit
ness the parade of the fire Iaddies in
Putnam.
The Ladies Aid society met with
Mrs. Frank Field Wednesday
Miss Annie Thompson is confined to
the house from the results of fall
Friend Kenworthy is i'll at his home
in Elmvine. His daughter, Mrs Louis
Curtis. is with him.
nesdav. He will be located for awhile
in ana aroulId Norwich.
NAPOLEON Gingras has returned from
his vacation.
Constable Appointed.
James Corcoran has been appointed
consta Die for Dayviile for the coming
year.
Norwich Man to Wed
The marriage of Fred Gordon OF
Norwich and a young woman of Will
iamsville will take place soon.
Arthur Yachon is to be in Hartford
this winter in the employ OF the s
y. z. Telephone company
MIS-. +. G. Hopkins has been visit
ing her mother. Mrs Rufus D. Cur
It's.
Mrs. NJ M Griffin of New Rochelle
y. Y. is spending few days with
Mrs 9. \. Russell.
He1ry Billings and family have en-
tered the employ of the Assawauga
company.
Mrs. Annie DonoV an, who has spent
The summer with Mrs. Malone, has
returned to New York for the winter
Mrs. Chloe I. Smith has returned
from a sisit in Somervil1e, Mass.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-10-14
STRING HILL
Rally Day and Harvest Home Concert
Both Candidates Tied for Tax Col
Iector Asked to Qualify

Judge and Mrs. j.. ]. Storrs, Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. Gardiner. Mrs. 3. NJ
Sears and Albert Warren and family
attended the fair at Stafford Springs
Wednesday.
To Give Concert
Next Sunday evening at the Baptist
church the Sunday school, assisted by
the choir will give a concert, using the
printed form issued it being a COM
plete service for Rally Day and HarV-
est Home.
To Have Two Tax CoIlecteeA
The selectmeR have asked the two
candidates who received the same
number of votes for collector of taxes
both to qualify. and one work in the
north parish and the other in the south
parish. That would save the expense
of another election and would proba-
bly, be the most satisfactory way out
of the matter.
Rev. Leonard Smith and D. c. F7ah-
erty attended the regular corvocation
Of Uriel lodge. No. "a, at Morrow, last
Saturday evening.
Joseph Schilline is employed in the
shops of Hillhouse & Taylor at Wilt
mantle.
Word comes from Bing1lamton, n. Y.
that Mrs, Loomis, who is visiting there,
is III with pneumonia.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-10-14
WESTMINSTER
Nelson Smith Returns Home-Notes
and Personals.

Nelson Smith, son of Rev. and Mrs.
A. A Smith, who disappeared so
suddenly from home a few weeks ago,
has been located and returned home
last week.
Mrs A. A. Smith has returned from
stay of several days in Worcester.
The local W. C. IT. Z. met with Mrs.
Frank Linnell ON Tuesday afternoon.
Attorney Telley E. Babcock of Nor
witch was caller in this village on
Wednesday of last week.
Miss Lulu Robbins spent the week
end in New London.
Mrs. George Rathhun and Miss Grace
Rathbun were visitors in Norwich
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Allen and son
Raymond spent Saturday at Mrs Car
cline Buttons.
John Mcdonald OF Norwich visited
his grandmother, Mrs. Sybel Baker,
one day this week.
Ellis Sage is attending the Plainfield
high school at Central Village.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-10-14
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Fake sessar Detected and Sent to
Jail.

Officer Mitchell made a capture of a
fake beggar Wednesday evening who
Ia andes in the village and proceeded to
his task Immediately. The fellow was
a French Canadian and claimed to
speak no English. The officer caught
him begging; his stock in trade was a
badly mangled hand. The fellow had
about two yards of cotton cloth around
/ it when unfolded in DIR. J. l.. Gard
ner's office. and the beggar protested
strongly against having it unwrapped.
Under coercion from the officer, how
ever, he submitted to the doctors ex-
animation. The result was that a very
sound and workable hand was reveal
ed. The officer escorted the man. who
claims Fitchburg as his home, to the
lookup for the night. THURSDAY the
Justice court gave him g. Jail sentence
for vaErancy and fraud He was a
professional fake beggar
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-10-14
EAsTFORD
Funeral of Rachel Alice Perry-Supsr-
visor Pratt Presdes at Teachers
Meeting.

Rev. A. Fl. Whitney oficiated at the
funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Per-
rvs youngest daughter, Rachel Alice.
ten years old. which was held at their
Afternoon. October 8. Her body was
tale1 to Port Murray, \. j., their for
mer home. for burial
Mrs. Abel Bates and daughter, Miss
Elsie of Webster, Mass, We're guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert West over
Sunday. They visited Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Trorhridge on the hill.
Mrs. Ethel Neff of Hampton is stop
ping for time with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred A Bowen
Miss Hattie L. Dean of Springfield,
Mass, has been spending a week or
more with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles S. Dean.
Mrs. $. r. Bolles of Hyde Park was
calling on friends here last week She
was q former resident. She was &C
companied by Mrs. A. ]. McGorty of
Arlington.
Miss Harriet Hubbard of East Wood
stock visited for week or more with
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Deane.
At Hartford Reunion.
Lyman Briggs. a veteran, attended
the reunion in Hartford. There were
twenry Iive hundred in the parade and
two hundred and fifty automobiles.
Miss Mollie Trew bridge is having
improvements made at the old Castle,
Edgar King is doing the work.
j. ]. Young is making many inn
provements on the old store
Teachers Meeting.
A teachers meeting was held in the
schoolhouse or Wednesday afternoon,
October H. Supervisor Charles Pratt
of Putnam was present
Mrs. Marc 4. Lewis is on visit to
her sisters and brother in Putnam.
NJ. J. Chapman is entertaining an
automobile party from Boston, Mrs.
ii. a Marshall and son Gordon and
daughter Dorothy. and chauffeur, Wal
lace Blood: also Mrs. e. II. White
more and two sons, Newton and Pres
ton, of East Douglas, Mass.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-10-14
NORTH STERLING
Wildcat Seen-Town Did Not Vote
Against Amendments.

Miss Lucinda G. knight spent Sun
day with Mrs. OIney A. Knight.
Miss Molly Sweet is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Lena Griffith.
+. e. Potter and family of River
Point are here on their annual hunt
ing trip.
Raymond Lewis saw wildcat one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter II. Carl of Wor-
cester visited at f. o. Plumner's Sun
day They made the trip in their au-
torohile.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Barker of
Providence spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Dexter
Voted for Amendments.
Sterling did not vote in majority
against the adoption of the two CON
stitutional amendments at the October.
town meeting. as reported in the pa
pers. The vote in the two questions
was as follows: On lieutenant govern
or, Yes "a, No s; on legislature, Yes
SO, No II.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-10-14
: HAMPTON
Field Trials Set for October 25-
Grange Fair Nets $50.

Mrs. Wilder Smith has closed her
summer cottage here and is staying
in the village.
The Field Trial club meets here on
October %
Grin w. Philips went to Woodstock
last Tuesday. where he expects to
work his team on large woodlot be-
longing to his father.
Howard z. Bennett, who has been
working out of town the past summer,
has returned.
To Work in Woodstock.
Sc era1 from here expect to go to
Woodstock at an early date for several
weeks work with their teams. Among
them are Walter Hoffman, Merton
Phillips, George Thompson and Ed
Ashley
Little River grange cleared about
$50 at the fair on September 20 and
so.
Mr. and Mrs. Luicus Whitaker
leave this Saturday morning for a
winters stay in Cincinnati.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-10-14

The increased use of spirits for rheu-
Tnstisrn is eaus,ng censiderabl discus
sion among the medical fraternity. II
10 wonderful cure when mixed with
certain other ingredients and taken
properly. The following is the for
nula: To onehalf pint of good
whiskey add one ounce of Toris COM
pound and one ounce of syrup Sarsa-
rariils compound. Take in table,
spoonful doses before each meal and
hefors retiring" Any druggist has
these Ingredients or Will quickly get
them. Any one can mix them Tass
formula was pubhshea here last win
;sr ana thousands were promptly bene-
a.tae. IL gives Immediate relief.