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Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-08
NORTH STONINGTON
Exercises in commemoration of the Wheeler SehooIl Founders-Deiegates to w. 8. M. Meeting.

Rev Lucian Drury preached at Quon- ocontaug, R. l., last Sunday.
 Rev. Lucian Drury, Charles c. Broadway and Lyle c. Gray attended the ordination of Walter T. Aiken at Noank, as delegates from the local Baptist church.
 Founders commemorated.
 Memorial exercises for the founders of the Wheeler school-Edgar Howard Wheeler and his sister, Miss Jennie Wheeler-were held in the dining room of the school dormitory Thursday aft ernoon. The programme WAS arrang- ed and conducted by Miss Dora T.. Maine. preceptress of the school. Scrip ture was read by Rev. F. M. Hollister, and prayer offered by Rev. Luctan Drury. Mrs. George W. Tryon, Miss Louise Hewitt and Herbert E. Maine of Providence each read an interesting paper, illustrative of the lives and characters of MT. Wheeler and his sis ter. The exercises were followed by a social hour, during which light refresh ments were served.
 Personal Interests.
 Allhn W. York, a Yale senior, is at home, but will return to New Haven to be graduated June 20, with the class of 1s12.
 Charles Akers and family have mov- ed into the house befonging to Mrs. George F. Coates, which was recently vacated by J. H. Chester.
 Mrs. H. M. Pendleton and Miss Lou ise Hewitt attended the annual meet ing of the Eastern Connecticut branch of the Congregational Woman's Board of Missions, at New London, Wednes day.
 Miss Helen s. Coates is substituting as clerk in the postoffice for Mrs. w. H. Hillard, who Is housed with a se- we're attack of rheumatism.
 Mrs. George H. Stone is visiting out of town friends.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-08
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
SOUTH LYME
Many Attend Lawn Party--Jennie Wren Club Going to Shore Cottage.

Many Attend Lawn Party--Jennis Wren Club Going to Shore Cottage.
 The lawn party given by the Jennie Wren club at Maple Wait, was q great success. A large number of prominent people from Lyme attended
 School Year Ends.
 School in the Seventh district closes Friday for the summer vacation. Much satisfaction is expressed at the marked progress of the pupils. taught by Miss Huff.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. Frank Latimer were guests of Mrs. Emma Watrous, recent ly Mir. Latimer is with the Southern New England Telephone Co.
 Alexander Wait of New London. for merly of this place, was calling on friends here recently.
 Going to the Shore.
 The Jennie Wren club, chaperoned by Miss Huff, will occupy cottage at Saybrook the coming week.
 Mrs. Lucy Chapman Is Ill.
 Almon Champlin and son Gordon of Centerbrook, were guests of MT. Cham- p!on's brother Almon decently.
 Helen Warehouse entertained friends at her home recently. Games were played after which refreshments were served.
 Capt. James Luce has finished pack ing and shipping alewives.
 B. P. Stanhope has gone on busi- ness trip to Atlantic City.
 Mrs. J. w. Roath of Iyoryton is at her home here. Mrs. Roath has been ip Ivoryton long time, caring for Ter invalid mother.
 Charles Pendleton, who recently un- derwent an operation for appendicitis at the Lawrence Free hospital at New London, is rapidly improving.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-08
CANTERBURY
Rsinsford Richmond Marriags-ovsr. seer and Mrs. Raymond Gascon Civ en Farewell Gift.

Charles Henry Tisdal Rainsford and Miss Edith May Richmond were mar ried May % at Danielson at the Con- gregational parsonage by Rev. Clar- ence Barber. The license was taken out in the town of Killingly from Town Clerk FIagg. MT. and Mrs. Rainsford will make their home with the brides father, Charles Richmond of Canterbury Green.
 MT. Rosenswag lost valuable horse recently. The family just moved on to the place known as the Deming farm, coming from the Empire state.
 Going to Pomfret.
 Overseer Raymond Gascon and wife gave in their resignation recently at the town farm and 1t was accepted by the selectmen. Mir. and Mrs. Gascon, who have had charge of the farm for a number of years, are going to bet ter place in Pomfret- Mr. and Mrs. Myron Hicks succeed them here.
 Mir and Mrs. J. D. Pellett of Central Village were visitors Tuesday with their daughter, Mrs. E. E. Bennett, and family.
 There was a crowd at the town farm Tuesday, where Superintendent Cas- con had an auction. Nearly everything brought high price.
 Farewell Party.
 Supt and Mrs. Raymond Gascon of the town farm gave & farewell party and dance Friday night in the town hall to their friends. There were forty five or fifty present nearly all from this town. Mrs. Gascon served, sand wiches, coffee, cake and ice cream.
 Henry Curnes goes with MT. Gascon to his new home.
 Saturday night MT. and Mrs. Gascon received a telephone message to come to MT. and Mrs, Clinton F'rink's. When they arrived a party of young folks greeted them and presented them a handsome silver and gold lined berry dish and ladle from the young people of Canterbury, with many good wishes.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-08
RAWSON

Fred O. Cook was d visitor at James Fltzgerald's Wednesday and Thurs day.
 Among those in Willimnntie recent iy were Frank Phillips. Mrs. Everett Whitehouse. Miss Rachel Kenyon and Mrs Joseph Dietchie.
 Aivan Sweet has sold his farm here to Phillips Bros
 ]. ". Hammond and daughter were in Brooklyn Sunday,
 M. f1, Weeks of Washington, R. l., was ia town recently
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-08
PHOENIXVILLE
Lunbormen Prospecting - Chicken
 Thieves Frightened Away.

Thieves Frightened Away. William s. Tyler of the Manchester Lumber company, with Edwin Snow, was here Wednesday, looking for tim Der lots.
 There are no cases of smallpox in this village, but there are a mum Der of cases in Eastford, two miles above.
 Thieves Disappointed.
 Poultry thieves attempted to break into o. Fl. Latham's pouEtry house on Tuesday night, but were frightened away without securing anything
 Miss Grace LaWton, teacher in dis 'trict No. 8, expects 70 attend the summer session of tine normal school at Danbury.
 Good Luck Fishing.
 W. P. White of Greenwich and Messrs. Gard and Whitford of Mid - dletown were among the fishermen whipping the trout brooks in this vicinity. They were well satisfied with their catches
 Miss Viola Martineau is seriously iH
 Norris SpinlS has moved into the Hall place and is employed by $. A. Wheaton.
 William F. Cram has opened his summer home here.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-08

The committee in charge of the ex- ercises of Memorial day held their final meeting Wednesday evening. The freasurer's report Was read and ac- cepted. and was as follows Receipts S95.6O. expenses $25.93 deficit B cents. During the week the committee has been showered with compliments for their success. but state that this suc- cess was made possible by the hearty cooperation of the townspeople, and they feel that a great deal Of praise is due those who took any part In the brcgramme, especially the teachers and children of the public schools, for their attractive and patriotic appear hnce in line. Richards orchestra's part in the programme was generously con trfbuted, as was also the work of Miss Marie Frueda and others. The use Of the hall was generously donated by the Briggs Manufacturing company. The decoration of the hall was in charge of Miss Bertha Lewis and 1t never looked better. The committee that had charge this year was as follows; Thomas Mcdonald, chairman; Stephen E. Sweet, treasurer; Austin A. Main, N. J. Dupont, Louis H. Rttchotte, W. A. Maglmre and Joseph Ritchotte.
 After bringing matters to a satis- factory conclusion the committee dis banded.
 Three Days Devotion at St. Thomas
 Church.
 The iridium which commenced Fri day evening at St. Thomas church will be continued this (Saturday) even ing at 7.9O, and will be concluded with a procession of the Blessed Sacrament on Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
 Foresters' Memorial Sunday.
 Sunday afternoon Court Liberty, No. 1892 F. of A., met at their hall and after special exercises formed in line and headed by the Uniformed Guard, marched to St. Thomas cemetery, where they decorated the graves of their deceased brothers. Delegations also decorated graves at Ashwillet and Jswett City.
 New Manager Engaged.
 Arthur Gaudette of Plainheld will make his home in the Maine house near Beachdale Corner. MT. 9audette has been appointed manager of Dearn- ley & Clarke's store, replacing Fred Dawley, who owing to i'll health has been compelled to resign. Patrons Of the store regret Mr.Dawley's action and wish him speedy recovery of health.
 There was a well attended dance at Kinnie's hall on Saturday evening.
 Mir. KiIburn of New Britain was a guest at the home of his daughter, Mrs. E. E. Clarke, during the holiday.
 Miss Hazel Backus and Miss Lenora K. DunIeavy spent Saturday and Sun day at their home in North Windham.
 Misses Resolva and Palma and AL berie Russi of Lippit, R. l., are guests at the home of OVela Russi.
 Mir. and Mrs. Will LeClair of Taft ville were holiday visitors of Mrs. Le- Clair's parents, MT. and Mrs. Emery Daigneau.
 MT. and Mrs. William M. Weeks of Plainfield were recent guests at the home of Mir. and Mrs. James Hopkins.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-08
SCOTLAND
School Closes With Picnic on the Gresn-LocaI White Ribbeners at County Meeting.

c. A. Brown is recovering from grip.
 Mrs. ! o. Babcoek of Avondale, R. l., is in town, the guest of relatives.
 At w. C. T. U. Convention.
 Mrs. Jared Fuller, Mrs. Howard Bingham, Mrs. Lizzie Weaver, Miss Mary Smith, Miss Ruth Ashcraft, Mrs. H. F. Allen. MT. and Mrs. F. P. Allen, Miss Edith Allen and Mrs. J. L. Austin were among those who attended the county w. c. T. U. convention at the Willimantic camp ground Tuesday.
 Meritorious Pupils.
 The town school closed Tuesday with a picnic on the Green. The children enjoyed sandwiches, cake, fruit, lem onade and ice cream and spent the af ternoon in playing games The pupils present during the entire school year were, in the grammar room: Alice Kingsley Dorothy Pendleton, Anna Zeigler; primary, Jesse Inman, Walter Kingsley, Fife Butler. For the spring term pupils not absent were Julian Jones, Esther Jones, Carrie Jones, Alice Kingsley, Ruth Kingsley, Dorothy Pendleton, Eleanor Spencer, Anna Zelgler; primary, Ellie Butler, Arthur Gager, Maurice Gager, Thomas Grady, Jesse Inman, Anna Jones, Waiter Kingsley Nettie Moseley Catherine Perry, Florence Whyte and John Whyte. The same efficient teachers, Mrs. R. E. Geer, grammar room, Mrs. A. B, Kingsley, primary, have been en- gagged for the coming year.
 Miss Gladys V. Geer spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Boston, the guest of relatives.
 Attended Hebron Meeting.
 Mrs. L. h. Fuller was the guest of Mrs, E. J Holman, South Wilmington, a few days, and with her attended the Holland county W C. T. L. convention in Hebron Thursday.
 Town Clerk and Mrs. J. B. Bacon and Mrs. Lizzie Weaver were in Nor wich recently, making the trip by auto, F. E. Powell acting as chauffeur.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-08
WHSONVILLE

Mrs & Adams entertained her rranddaughter Miss Higgins, of Wor- cestar, over Sunday,
 Mrs Jayoas Perry of Putnam visited the Misses Jennings Monday
 Miss Mabel Pratt is at work al Webster since the strike at Mechanics vile,
 Mrs. F. A. Read and daughter, Mrs Tourtellotte. of Webster called on To- cal relatives Monday,
 Friends of Misses Mollie and Annie Welsh hung them June boxes Tuesday night,
 Mrs. James Duffy and Miss Mac c,auiev of Webster were local visitors Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-08
WESTMINSTER

MT. Croft of Hanover Occupsed the pulpit last Sunday morning.
 The service at church next Sunday. June stn. win be held at D. m in- stead of in the morning as uSnzI Rev. George Clarke of Canterhury win preach The Sunday school win pre- cede the preaching service and viii b-. held at 1 o'clock.
 A party from Brooklyn, V. r.. viaft- ed MT. George of this pUish, making the ulp by auto They were tUesve hours making the journey.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-08
CHAPLIN
Funeral of Miss Jerusha w. Crosby Arrangements for Chidren's Day.

The funeral of Miss Jerusha Warren Crosby, who was 101 years old on the 14th of last January, was attended at her home Friday, May S1, at 10 a. m. Rev. H. C. Mcknight, pastor of the Congregational church, conducted the service and paid a worthy tribute to one who for 81 years had been a church member. There were many beautif Il flowers. quartette, Miss Mabel A. Lanphear, Mrs. W. R. Gallup, J. Wilbur Lanphear and W. B. Gallup. sang Asleep in Jesus and Rest for the Weary. The bearers were Andrew M. Grant, Frank W. Martin. Burton M. Welch and W. B. Gallup Burial was in the Brooklyn cemetery, where a short service was conducted by Rev. MT. Downs of the Congregational church. The bearers at Brooklyn were Edward Davison, Howard P. Cornell, Henry T. Crosby and Theodore D. Pond.
 ChiIdren's Day June 23.
 Children's day will be observed at the church with exercises by the Sun day school June 23
 MT. Shrier has recently sold his place to a New York purchaser.
 Adam Laudick has gone to Pough- keepsie, N. r., where he is employed at good wages.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-08
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

Mr. and Mrs, Frank Gordon have moved ta Blast Woodstock,
 Mas Harriet Sllngsny Is visiting friends in Boston,
 Mrs, Allen w, Kenyon and Miss T, Louise Kenyon were h Putnam Mon- day,
 Allen W. kenyon attended the dedi- eatien of the soldlers' monument ln Putnam eh Memorial day.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-08
STAFFORD
Miss Celia Holt Gives Fine Entrance
 Gates to Hillside Cemetery.

Hillside cemetery has been much i'm proved the last yeaEs2r two by extend ing 1t to the west aifdaaiSing on enough land to double k in size. The new lots gre most desirable. fine view of the valley being obtained from this point. The latest improvement Is new en- trance, given by Miss Celia Holt. On either side of the drive are granite pillars. bearing the words Hillside Cemetery" and connected by Iron gates. There arc also small gates for persons 10 enter on each side of Che drive. II Is a fine gift to the village and one that Is appreciated.
 MT. and Mrs, C. K, Pinney have TO- turned from their vacation at the Ranseley lakes,
 Ivan Gaskin and family from Bos- ton have been spending a fow daya at the home of his parents, Rev. and Mrs. William Gaskln,
 Next Sunday win be oeiehrated by tho untversallss church as Children's e cay,
 To Meet Sunday,
 Tho Men and Religion committees or representatives chosen by tho churches for the formation of the federation will meet in the Congregational chapel on Sunday afternoon at 3 D. m,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-08
NORTH STERLING

TraHH D. Potter and family and Dr ehRisty ef feiveFeeint haya been here lIaa past week 6R a fishing tHip.
 Miss Mary Murphy, whe eiesed hes seAeai hare Friday. sHeat Sunday al eieaFge E. snesReFs,
 r. q. PiammeF has E aew e=eYlihs hsF, k6=hRFseReWeF eaF.
 MF; aBa Mrs: William Young ef b6i= It aaiied 6a friends hese Sunday.
 AiF: and Mrs: FEaRiz GiibeFI ef BaH= ieisa nsPeas Sunday with the lattar's sistes, Mrs: HasR HeEteF;
 ]: B: EiileF Ras been serving as 5gFss iR PEspiGsRGs.
 6esFge HRaaFsea as6 family are yis= itias gt tehR PetteFis.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-08
GOSHEN
Gift of Rev. P. E. cIarSs Portrait for c. E. Soeiety--Picnie Closes School Year.

Miss Kitty Ray of Salem was a week end visitor with her schoolmates. Misses Bessie and Ethel Randall.
 Mir. and Mrs James Everleth and daughter, Miss Elva. of Hartford. have been guests for a few days at the home of Otto NettIeton
 Mrs. A. B. Lyman of Columbia was with friends here Thursday
 Mir, and Mrs. Reuben T. Manning and family were guests of local friends Sunday
 A member of a Christian Endeayor society in town has presented the Goshen Y, P. s, c, D. handsome framed portrait of Rev, F, E, Clark, president of the united society, Ths picture, which hangs on the walls of the lecture room, Is greatly appreoiat- ed.
 Miss Clara Gillette has been visiting friends tn HoeEanuIn,
 YngaIiE' heavy trucks eFs hauling some very handsome telephone poles from this locality,
 Close of Seheeis,
 scheeis in districts Ne, 8 and 10 closed ths seheel year F'Tiday, A pie= nie held Thursday was greatly eH= ieyed,
 The Sunday sefeei will held 8 fhiidFeH's day exercise eR Sunday Jvas 18th.
 The temperature nearly hsFdsFed eFi frogt Thursday morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-08

UNION
Puplls of District No. 1 clst Nearly
 100 Flower Specimens.

Afiss Anna FTynes closed her school fin district No, 1 last Friday for tho summer vacation, The children had nearly 100 flowers on the list for tho spring term.
 Mrs. W. RiohRrda entertained party Of young people from Hartford Memo rial day
 Mrs. Edith Rogue is home from Hol- land for a few days,
 A, MAfey pf Hartford with his sister, Mrs, t1llery nurnham of Eouthbridge, Is spending few days at Mr. MaTcy's . cottage,
 Mra. Hattie Phillips Of sonthhridg( called on friends ia tnVp the hrst of tho week
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-08
ABINGTON
eharPssMartin Marriage eA Wednes.
 day.


 Miss A. 5f. futsaiHs has returned fFen a visit ta New Fsris.
 Mrs; James BstAaRa is seriously iii. During tila summer months evening services at ths geRgFegatiaaai eaugeA Wili eaFameRes st T:se instead ef 2: Bs: s; E, e#esiesa is at Atlantic City tais Weeis, attending the aaaaai Aset : iRg af ths AmesieaR Medical asseeia. ti9A;
 Atfs: :: E: FE;FeiasyG IS F:sitiag Mrs. BaHbits al WiekfeEd, E. !:
 Miss Clara Martin and Andrew sRaERg were united ia marriage at 8 e'eiaels "Wednesday. After a sheit wed l. s;ne teuF ti3eg viii reside lR ths Arm= ips4sp heuse
 M=s GeeFSe Saam B. 2utHaHa spent FaassGay at Ass: Edward PeaFs.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-08
Holland County
HEBRON
Mrs. W. O. Seyns Gives a Whiss- Pupils to Exhibit School Worss- Funeral of James Robinnon.

Pupils to Exhibit School Worss- Funeral of James Robinaon. 
 Mrs. W. o. Seyns euterrafned s,w~v of her friends Monday evening" zt whist. after which ice cream and wa ters were served and a social time was enjoyed.
 Exhibit of School Work.
 The teachers and pupils Of the towu ot Hebron public schools have invited their parents and friends to be ures- ent at an exhibit of their work. Which they will give Friday afternoon. Iuns s4 at two o'clock. fn the town hall. Each school in town will have a part in the programme
 Memorial Exereisss- Memorial services were heid in the town hall with speaking and singing and the drum corps furuisbod excei- lent music The school ehflAreu marched in procession and decmaten the graves. The graves in the old cemetery were decorated by some of the children. Rev. J. J. L0czett of A1dover addressed the children. and Rev. NIT. Harold also spoke. Ths chorus gave a union concert in the NbAtoAeAAAtS OL WA1 kltLtr NNLtNH and FecitatiOns, which were highly ap,- preciated.
 MT. and Mrs. c. D. Frink of New London spent Sunday with the for mer's mother in Hebron.
 MT. and Mrs. Allison L. Brink of Columbia were callers in town Sun day.
 Mrs. H- F. Tennant and two children of East Hampton were at M E. F'rinks over Sunday.
 Mrs. Julius Hills of Manchester ls the guest of Mir. and MrsL George Mitchell
 The c. F. service Sunday evening, was led by Mrs, Roger Porter. Seyera rev members joined the society. Mas LOrena Lord, Miss Mary Lord anl active members and four associate members,
 Burial in Exeter.
 James Robinson's funeral was held Wednesday at his home, with burial in Exeter.
 The schools are preparing for com mencement, which is June l4 at town hall.
 Miss Bessie Porter's school had an exhibition and exercises at George Lit- ties Friday evening. Refreshments in- cludlng ice cream. wero on sale.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-08
PLAINFIELD
Store Manager Going to Voluntown- Small Boys Gift of Greens Surprises Father.

Will Baker moved his family Tues day from Union Hall building to Jew ett City,
 of the Dearnley & Clarke store at Piainfleld, goes 10 VoluntoWn this week to take the mana cement of the store run there by the same firm.
 A local citizen was recently present. eG a fine mess of greens" by his small son and recognized every stalk of tha early peas of which he had been so proud.
 Mrs. Edgar L. Armstrong of Flat Rock spent a few days with relatives in the village this week,
 MT. Sweeney, who owns the Dennis Sullivan farm in Stone Hill Cor Brad . ford HilD district. Is building a new house
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-08
LEDYARD

Mrp William F. White and Airs 5sR4l M Gray attended the Rissiestarg meeting at New L.RRdsH weaRasdas.
 Raes B. Gray is leaning fer his seH, MasaH tiray, of FFaRkiiH.
 Hadieg Gray and faaily of NeE#ie5] ~eKs Sunday guests of MF. aEay'S sFsthsB BaHiei E. GFay:
 Mrs, James Mcf3raeSsg snsHt Asa= day with AsF bFetAss, Calvin Hewitt sk Laurel Hiii.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-08
ATTAWAUGAN
New Looms In miII-summsr Cam

New Looms In MiIl-Summsr camp. Mrs Robert and two daughters vis- tted at Fall River and Woonsocket last week,
 Mrs, Gornoita Geer has been Ill.
 Albert Robinson has moved to his summer bungalow on Christian Hill,
 Mira, Albert Reliinson and srandchlid Mae Weska pisited tho formers sister tt Northhridge isst week.
 Benjamin Taft Is getting his summer camp ready at Alexander lake on the Rabin shore.
 The AttsWaugan company has the reW looms all ir and running.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-08
HAMPTON

Mrs. Wilder smith and Miss Alice Smith are occupying their eettage here, ber summer heHaa here for | few days. has returned ta HsftfaFd
 Miss Gertrude t3Tewn spent part of last week with friends at !, F. Pearls.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-08
WARRENVILLE
School Closes for the Summer Vsea.
 ton.

The many friends of $. L. Case are pleased to learn that he was able to be moved to his home the first of this week.
 Supervisor of Schools T. ]. King was in town this week.
 Rev. B. c. Bugbee and Mrs. R. H. Wright were in Willimantic Tuesday. Mrs. Wright attended the county con- vention of the W. C. T. U. at the camp ground.
 M. s. Louks is spending a few days with his family at the Naples,
 The village school closed Friday for the summer vacation.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-08
THOMPSON
June 5ex Farey-~ssptiss supeiy Dur.
 ins Rev, J, N, 6arst's Absence,

5esifHa Adaenea of Providence has been visiting his daughter, Mrs, Dexter Elicit
 The B. r. F. '. i4sid bean supper in the teWa Friday evening pnder the difeetieH ef Mrs, Dyer 3, Elliott aRd Mrs. E, h. Rhades,
 Miss Vera A#haid Of New Baaten visited Miss Ada Whitman ever sun= day.
 Miss jennie JeAaseR entertained 2 june beH BaFty Saturday evening.
 Mrs: AaRie H. kHigat is visiting Mir aRd Mrs: Edwin Wesd ef Putnam,
 Mrs, !, 2, Paine sang 8 sata, Lead
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-08

@| n q canCer or s--- stomacn and there was no cure. ] almost thought the same. for my breath was offensive and could not eat anything without great rnis- cry. and I gradually grew worse
 Finally l concluded to try Peruua and found relief and a cure for that dreadful disease. catarrh. l took five bottles of Peruna and two of Manalin. and 1 now feel like a new man. There IS nothing better than Peruna. and keep a bottle of it in my house all the timep
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-08
CATARRH OF THE STOMACH
Could Hardly Eat. Gradually Grew Worse. Relieved hy
 PeFuna.

Mir. A. AL Ikerd, box si, West B ur lington, Iowa writes:
 ] T had ca tarrh of the stomach and small inteF tines Tor ar | arnDer Of years. l went
 70 a number 3f doctors and got no relief, a n d finally O n e of my doc tors sent mo to Chicago, and I met the s a m Q fate. They said t h e v
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Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-08
New London County
VOLUNTOWN

Memorial Day Committee Holds clos- ing Meetins-Day Was a Big Sue cess--Foresters Hold Memorial Ser vices.
The Chanute times., 1912-08-30
For the Ponoee Costume.

The "natural-colored" girl is again
with US, meaning the girl who goes in
for costume wholly in the shade OF
natural-colored linen or pongee. With
her tailored suit or frock Of either
heavy linen or wash, she wears leath-
er pumps and Isle hosiery Of match
ing hue, linen petticoat bordered
and banded with coarse unbleached
linen lace, suede belt with self-col-
ored buckle and an outing hat of raf-
fla or Panama draped with a natural
colored Shantung scarf. Finally, in
one hand she carries sunshade OF
Shantung and natural wood, and In
the other a handbag of raftia. For
country wear this sort of costume Is
exceedingly knowing-looking and 1t Is
a decided relief in a neighborhood
where all-whiteor white and color get
ups prevail.