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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02
Ans. /. 1t is the same.

Ans. /. 1t is the same.
2. The homesteader must live on the
land, make it his only home.
3. and 4. That will largely depend on
the circumstances The mere fact that
the person asks to be let in but is
refused, 10 not sufficient cause for an
action. There might be extraordinary
circumstances, however, sickness, per
instance. where it would be extremely
cruel to turn him away. In such cases
the outcome would be determined by the
result to the complainant.
s. Yes in Wisconsin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02

Ioz5I. Quest. T.. WAaf rs the dUs,enee
6sfween d square mile and mile sQHa,ef
Il. says ii is the and B. says a
square mile is o4o acres, and a mile
square is 30 acres.
Z. HowSH the homestead lar IN Dakota.
Do a Homesteaaer haze to stay Meys all
the time aOhenh he brOves MP in fVe yeaysl
;. Does a man haze TO let a tramp sta,
oVer night aUhen he comes after nine
o'clock, or can he send him array ana
let him 7Oander around all might?
4. Can TIE tramp fne or ~ him 70,
NOT Icing him stay OVer nighfS is there
any A7Ot 10, such PeepAeF
5. Can cousins mary IN kowa or Mir
gesefa or WiseonSfnF
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02
Sil Npaio NtnnnoScn.
s. ). Splem
Rinot, 81. 9.

(IeG.: Sci BIZ altib flasa og tipta.)
@pr pelfommen tilbage fra SGroenl
Sen, iom leftet Dor sere, bort Napnl
SpopolsfGroen dfllsres / @erben
Som Ell Seltepaab / Naon os Sam.
Su bolbt ub til on Sphpoleu uaabbe -
Sen iom mango bar is9t, og Ell fanot.
Sren bu brpb eiennem Sslqg og Staaobe
Spn1 en- Biting; on fom % bu bandit
Ru hi fpler at no9et er puubet -
"gtoaet tort" | ben rette Sorl tano;
Sbi pi peo at Spbpolen er funoet
@f Ell Biting, en- G8te Horpmano.
@i big bilier % BUILDER for bette
Ranobomspertet iom on bar uofert -
/ Sanpbeb Oh bibles >meo Hette!
Sg bin Sanb bore Sierter bar rertl
Senne Storonab ltal minoes % Gres,
Settle Seltepert prpoe bort Stag!
Sa, fra Slegt til Slegt Hal bet b9res
3iae beit, bette gorrsnas Slagl
Sobanues SsifieIb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02

gnbper, JON oprigtigt prsper at
boloe oiSie ii guO, oil iiuoe nler emf.
te / tit Stem emo uoget anoet Stcs,
foriifrer EaItoren os, og 6eri tor ban
NOT ba Net. Wen:
al SuS 1T Ssoerue; ser bar FOR mcngs;
Obi bar % Ssoerue Dem life bpISt.
9r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02

10738. Sp.: Soao Sato bar YaaItes
bag | garet 1852
Spar: Ste Npril.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02
K~orrelponoance.

gpsrasmanI fra Qerfouer, fnin life opeioer
fine Idpne til Saskatchewan befpdres Tile.
epereere beoes aiintte fine SpsrgsmaaI I ct
Hart % noeagt Sprog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02
WDrtipssommes Npppiabeo.
Yrspehaifc ienoes irit.
Hesaftions.w,tis, 5pr at

1eoaftionssTotiS fSpr at beuiIt
laa en- Srgpellalte % Ell 800 meo pGroiiulo
So9en moehploer mango al be Iuiiuoer
gtGno % autnoer iom bar funoet Spami
Srudmp 6oots SGroi % Suices er iaa bel
Srsoefalte. Naar Se ltrioer til 8r. Slim
nGune, at Sc lGite ont bette genersle 5ilbuo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02

10739. Sp.: Spproan ital ieg bore
mig ab for at faa en- 9aabsotteit fra
&emeuiie airte paa Sornbolm, Gam
mari?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02

10746. Sp.: 1. Or "WebbiGlperen"
cnbm at faa, og 6porne9et fpiter ben?
2 Spor flor arigsHaabe bar Norge,
o. bpor beit / H9tten er benz
8. Sbao talbes Spoblfis paa @n9elif2
4. Stal npset al Teb Gate 8eierpas
tionen aa6nes til 8aaren?
Spar: 1. Zen er ubiulst.
2. Zen nurife Slaabe nbgisr alt |
nit minbre enS 80 Sfibe, % bet bar tns
gen mpoerne Slasifibe. Set er maaife
lobe eaer 16be I Neffen.
3. 9%iiulpbnret Of Sron.
4. Sffe iaapiot hi peb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02
G,amls sspelimsbanslsrr. So 6uu

8amle Sppelimsbannlere. 50 Sduos
Isre msoie btHanoeu paa @rsnInno.
Sc tim life bearipe.- iaeSe zen enc.
"bansieu on Tan iRle Sine Simer biIs
Iiere en- ies; Riis' tuitsr mig 10 ias
Ieutirs. for De itiGler iss.-
ga. Ter N ldrte Sen anosu. men
ca itiRIsr Simene mine fuIot i9Iie
e."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02

1O747. Sp.: I. q flyer, at Statiitiz
Ten bier, at Der forbrugcs mere berus
fenbe Sritte pr. Snouaaner | Norge MI
erb for 10 aar iiben. 9. flyer, at 8or@
brueet grabpis er blet miuore. Spem
bar Het?
q. q. flyer, at mango SamIag, iom
blep ubooteret for nogle gar iiben, CT
inbpoteret isien. gr BET SiIf9lpet?
Spar: 1. g. bar Get.
2. Oct bar saaet iaa op % neo,
rtem Der er iiffert fGrre Samlas MI,
cnb Der pleiebe at bore. &eslcrne for
Samlusspais er NJ csiaa blet rneset
ffjgrpeoe | be ienere Gar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02
Hels Silien
9uIutb. gRinu.
6r. Mehnffsrl

or. Ne0affgr!
Seq ipnes, iiben 9aptein Gmunoien
fanbt Spbpplen, at ben Norit ameritas
linies fsrite Glib bsr faa Raonet "9fos
alb gmunbieu".
q. Saeen,
griction .. 6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02
|Staar on op nnc0 cit itiD 3Dg?
&ar On 3bcmmatisme, WDrei1aoomme, 9~eperjnas
ormme eaer SlGreiDeoommee

Smerier 90 SGrt | Spssen er utOifiomt
Stonesbpro ON A~preipgoom. 3et er gla'
iltreus bettnieli9e Sdrlto for at piie big at
@eliens Sei life er tlar.
Sarefenaier.
7eriom oisie 6areiiaualer iurbliuer upaa.
aateoe, utl mere GlporIige yieiHltater fglae
Srights Iiieaie, iom CT ben ppriie Furm ai
Rpyeipaoom, fan iuiss Jig ino paa Dig.
Zen miIoe % burtise girfning al 3r. Sill
nlers Swamp Hppt. Oct pppertiac Shire,
Sepers % SlGremiooel mGrtes mart. Zen
ltaar bpteit pnu @rImo AZ iine piounoerliae
9elbrsoslier al be met baarouafieoe Iilj9l,
Der. Seriom On tr9n9er en- YieoielH buroe
ou baue ben beoits.
R%psimsrter.
8ueimerter er fun Ell af manae Snnp.
toner paa N~prcipgoom. auore Spmus
toner, ION otler, at on trRnaer Champ
Noct. er 5raug III hpppia llruntaoulua ON
Saaen o9 I'll al ltaa pp pite ON Hatten.
uo~pBttgbeoeH III at bcloe llrinen. Spie GA
SrritatioH peo llrtnIaoninaen llriuinre,
9%opeoptne, Spimmelbeo, ilet Surogielie
Sponlpsheb, Reropittet, u~rraelmrsiio Ser
tebanten, 8leumatiSure, GpblRltbeo, Msns
gel peo Inhibition, mauite 5ab al SulS, aus
ten Nnii9tSinrpe.
Tpreips ooutmss Spppiabeo.
5olt llelt latter life ben iururoliaenoe
doregelic % ben mertuproige Sppuiaheo al
Npreipaoomme. WteoenS Gpreouoer er be
met almtnoeltge Spgoumme. Der iorefom,
mer, er De nRiten be iioite Der paaaates al
Gattert % 2Gaer, Der uanliapis itiller ia
fslp ttlfrtos pto at bthdEolc Siriuinacrne,
meoens ben p~irftligt Sugbom itaoig Inoer.
8rarer Spitemet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02
YoIbetmis " ~

Sr. HeSatterl
Seq Ter / "SoIten" foreilaaet Iaa
mango SIngS slnpne paa Imeritalins
iens Saaoe; men inseu er iom Sol
beim". Serfor bill ies foreilan, at
"SoIbeim" bin bet fsrite Stib til at
plete ~"SIaampra".
NeIs Silieu,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02

10750. Sp. 4. Seq regiitrereoe paa
aanS ifior 9sit | gsortb 9atota os fit
ct Sumner. Som MI en- anben file" paa
2anbet, naar ban faar bette Rumer at
mig?
2. &an en- Ranb, iom probebe op /
1879, tase SomeiteaSIano paanp?
Spar: 1. Hei.
O o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02

10749. Sp.: San en- Wnnb, TOM
Inn bar tit fertile Yapir, iten1me peD
n9ite S~reiibentpaIs | Nortb Safota?
Spar: Rel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02

1074S. Sp.: Sbor mango Nor'te %
Gpenifer er Der / De Sorenebe Stuter?
Spar: 9iliammen "a. 81 Ysilion,
naar man resner her fsbte Ssrn at
rprif ps ipenif Serfumft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02

1O743. Sp.: Sbab er Gnbretp Gar
negies @bresie?
Spar: Netp gprf Gitp er tilftrGfs
felig goresic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02
Spar: Sfrip til Spsnepreiten,
abresie gprnbpIm, Sanmarf.

10740. Sp.: 1. Soorlepes b9rer
ma fig 40 meb at file" en- Glen" |
Wtnneiota, naar Def fer no til, at en-
life tan inbbrioe tit SiI9poebapenbe paa
anben Naabe?
2. Spprneget foiter bet at itdffe ii8
en- "abitract nf Sitle", naar en- her
$50 Gcres 9auo? 90 bpab folter bet,
naar Ell bar 800,
Spar: 1. g~eofummenoe ntaa tns
ben 80 Gage, efter at ban siorbe bet
finie arbetoe eler furifaifebe bet iibfte
Wateriale, neblasse | "&esiiter Of
Seeos'" &pntpr en- npiastis Spsapc
pper bper enfelt Bot | fin Bprbrins.
Senne Spsape maa bore ebfGitet. let
err n~sbnenbis | ct iaaoant 5ilfrlbe at
benpenbe iig til en Sasfsrer.
2. 3riien er Is Cts. for bpcr Gang
G%ieubpmmen bar ifiitet Giere, b. b. iise,
bpis man iaar fin "abftrcet" fra Hegt'
fter of Seebs. Gu iaaSan "abitract"
%garnnterer bps intet nieb Senipn It'll
ben abiplutc Gienbpmsret, pg er Der
npgen Spil meb Senipn til ben, bsr
man faa 5orbplSet unberisst at en-
Sasfprer eaer nosen auoen, ipm brtper
"@bitract"= Sprrctnins. % pil bet be-
70 paa Smitenoisbeoerne, bpaS bet ptl
fpite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02

10744. Sp.: Spgtb gtapn % Gbress
ie til en- norit Srcit / Sos anseles,
Gal.
Spar: Gen nurife Spupbes Brett
I Cos Glnseles or Bait. =. 8. s., Irens,
1919 Galuma gpe. Zen 5oreneoe Sir
fes Brett er Bait. =. u. &. Cornelius
len, 712 6. 0bams' Street.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02

10742. Sp.: 4. Sar en- Gi9e 8et
til at tage 2aub paa Someiteao | @as
nnba, naar bum mau 9iere bet for at
fprisr9e fine snmIe SurGlorc og life fan
gisre bet paa uogeu anoen Sis?
2. &an bun probe op 90 iaa ienoe
efter fine Sor9lbre, iom er / Nor8e,
ba bum life for fan faa Dem bib, og
fan bepibue, at bun gisr bet alene for
at forisrge ben?
Spar: 4. % 2. Rel. On &pinbe
fan life taae Sumeiteab | Canada, oerz
ipm bun life bar miubreaarise Barn at
furisrge. ut bum pil unbcrbclbe fine
SprGlbre, ptl Der life bli taset Seu=
fpn til. Sapbe 5prGlbrere pgret | Ga
naba funbe Sareu taset Spn,eiteab | ut
eget Hapn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02

1O745. Sp.: aan De 9ipe mig
Gbresien til ct Soipital / Dubuque,
Sa., 6por be ta9er ino uorite % anes
ritanifc Siger Iom Spgepleieriter?
Spar: Ter er | Subuane ct So
creS Seart SauatDrium; bet er maaite
bette, Spprgcren bar bsrt pm. Gill
ffreffelis 9lSresie: Subuaue, ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02

SLATER cf regulGr StBrrslie iii so Gems
% en- Dollar erboGoes ale Aputbet.
@lOr life noget 5eiIgreb, men huit Raps
net, Sr. atImer's Suamps Root, o. aoresien,
Binghamton, n. Y, iOm Ou of iiHoe pad
Bger SLATE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02

10741. Sp.: Sbor er Der Some teaos.
Iaub at faa I @inneipta, pg hoor ital
ies benOenoe mig for at faa nerruere
reoe berpaa?
Spar: sc tan I. Gg. ifripe til II.
e. 2anb Office cnten / Gais Gate,
gemibii eller Grppfitpn, Wiinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02

fulgte.
Men mere onot fom ooer Sc nor
oiife Solf, booraf bet itore Sonia.
Sorbunbs NagtlbfoIbelie, iom bel
ligelebes | Norge fit De isrgeIigite og
langparigfte llOilag, melt / Bergen al
Rorges gper, Der ffal min6es Iiot
om. 3ette mGgtige tpife 5orbunO,
Der til Ststte for ifamlsie % iorbrp,
BERTHE SanoelsfPro og i an0en 5pr0
ogiaa par ct a~rigerp9Ibe og fsrte
Serge tiQanos % tiioanbs, aileite
ligeiom @ifing.a lberens SamiPr6.
lei melem RoroenS og andre Sanoe.
8ifing.Sioens 69roer par 10 life
blot 8anben., men ogiaa npttige
SonbeIs- SqrSer, Ser sab Snotpgt
og llbpifling. 0%ronning Wargre-
Ties Sar, ben lntige Song @alOe-
mar gltterbag (t940-1375), inbtog
% plpnorebe Suria-Gorbunbets rise,
it9rft beiGiteoe Sopeb- og @eQem-
banSels. S9oe | Siteriisen gesbp
paa @otlano 1861. Nen Sorbun-
bet b9puebe iig beIoigt. grif al
8ommeren CS96-1439) fi9mpeOe
Ianse, tappert % ieirrigt meO
Sauia. Men - tret az StriSerues
gauifeIigbeo - neolagbe ban Son,
aeitpret, iorloo 9anmarf (1440) og
bros paa Sisrsper- 6eroer. Sor.
enings 8ongerne mastebe life at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02

Sipdrip Hoote olou1oerIlge Nferiter Tan on
CpIpsning, begge ieuot abiolut irit pr. Bot.
Sreoe meo Stnoesbpro, Der CT mootaget ira
'Sfcot al uGre netop oct gtiooeI De trRnate.
lenoi, at 29ierRe rdaoes til at ieube siter en-
r X go. 8~tngbdmton, x. u, idn buit paa at
I '2scornb Soften. 9Gstbeoen gdrauteres.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
SHORT CALENDAR SESSION.
Cases Disposed of Friday-JuGgment inssTwo Foreclosure cases-Drink Deprives Frank Thomas of Liberty.

Friday morning a short calendar session of the superior court was held in this city, Judge William '. Ben nett on the bench. The case Of Rob- ert c. White of this city vs. the Con- necticut company was stricken from the list as the defendant had filed the answer it had failed to do. This is a case to recover damages Tor pr. Whites automobile that was struck by a trolley car on the Willimantic- South Coventry line last year. In the foreclosure action of H. A. Pierce vs. Joseph r. DeSilyer ct al, judgment was granted on default for $1,000 and the limitation for redemption was set as November IS. 1912. The property is situated in Canterbury and com prises ten acres of land and an old farmhouse that has been unoccupied for some time and in need of repair.
 The foreclosure action of John M. Tatem of Eastford ys. Fred C. Tilden of this city was then taken up. It was for the recovery of $4,600 given on a note secured by real estate located at the corner of Spring and Walnut streets in this city. MT. Tatefn testi- fled about taking the mortgage. He said that taxes and water rents were due. In his opinion the property was worth today $5,00o. Judgment was rendered for the plaintiff for $4.2l5.5s with interest at 5 per cent, from De- tober 1. 1911. to April 1. 1912, and at per cent. from April l. 1912. to date. The date of redemption was set as November IS, 1912,
 The case of Nathan E. Douglas ys. William N. Herfendeen was assigned for trial in this city, Wednesday, Oc- t7,af nsf Tn1axo n RnAnRV Mary T, Ryan was assigned for trial at Putnam Thursday. October A. Both of these are court cases.
 The jury cases of Eugene Fortune vs, Karoline Hansen, and Charles H. Baker vs, the Windham Manufaetur- ing company, were assigned for trial in this city November 6.
 A motion was granted by Judge Bennett for a more specific statement to be filed within week in the case of Catherine Bennett ys. Frederick Bennett,
 States Attorney Charles E. SeaTis told the court that Frank Thomas, who had been placed on probation for period of six months at the May term of the court was not answering to his probation. Probation Officer William c. Lyman told the court that within a short time after DeinS p1aceu upon probation Thomas began to cause trouble. He had found him drunk in bed upon one occasion. Thomas pur- chased liquor and annoyed his sister often Many complaints had been made against him by his sisters. MT. Lyman stated that of the hundred cases he had handled this one was the worst Friday morning. even, Thomas had held up man and asked him for drink. In his own behalf Thomas told the court that he had but one hand and arm, but worked every day, and as for drinking, he did not drink very much. He said. "All 1 want of this world is a chance and ! try to do my best" Judge Bennett | ordered the sentence of six months imposed in the police court carried in to effect, and the probation annulled
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
LIQUOR AND MORE tIe5eRl Thomas McKinsie Given Another Chance, but Scope Sullivan Goes Back to Jail!

Not "On again. of again, Finnegan, but Tn again, out again, and in again. Scope"
 There were two cases before Judge William A. Arnold in the police court Friday morning. Thomas MeKinsie, charged with being drunk, was asked how he spelled his name and replied that he did not know. He entered a plea of guilty te the charge. The court asked him if he was married and he replied no. To the question as to his age, he answered that he was 3T and that his home was in New York and that he was working on the state read about five miles from here. The court asked if he thought he could keep sober if allowed to go, and McKinsie replied, Yes, slr." The court said, 'Ail right you may ge,s McKinsie said Thank you.s
 James Sullivan was arraigned on the charge of drunk and pleaded guilty. Officer Victor Enander told the court of the circumstances surrounding Sulliyan's arrest, saying he was so drunk Thursday that he had te take him in.
 Judge Arnold said. Well, Scope, what have you to say?' Your honor, I have been in jail about all summer, and just got out and took a few drinks and would like another chance, If 1t please, your honor, and will get out of town"
 Judge Arnold said, T have given you a good many chances and you don't seem to want to take advantage of them, so I'll impose a sentence of thirty days in jail" Scope was es- corted to Brooklyn by Officer Enan- der
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
STAFFORD SPRINGS
pr. James Stretch the Prosressives Nominee for Senator-Maicolm s Beekwith Wins Hartford Bride.

Dr. James Stretch has been nonin- ated for senator by the progressives of the S5th district, The progressive nominees for representatives are Wal ter L. Morse and Carl Bradway,
 Carl Converse has resigned as a member of the republican town com mfttee.
 Samuel Kuslausky has been in New York for the past few days on a busi :. ness trip.
 Officers of Missionary Society.
 The Woman,s Foreign Missionary so ciety of the Methodist church has elected the following officers: Presd- dent, Mrs E. K. Taft; vice presidents, Mrs. Frank Orcutt, Mrs. l.. G. Horton, Mrs. c. P. Hodgson; recording secre- tary, Mrs. A. c. Eaton; treasurer. Mrs B. T. Eaton; corresponding secretary Miss Florence Washburn.
 Miss Bertha l.. Brltton Qf Hartford and Malcolm S. BeckWith of this town win be married in Trinity church, Hartford. on Oct. 2sth at o'clock,
 Current Events Club to Meet.
 srss>Ss,s ETill be meeting of the Sur | rent Events club Monday evening. | Topic, General Survey of Bngland- l physical geography, commerce and | transportation, goveriEaent and classes of society; r.:--sic Miss Marjerie Aors ? ::
 -. asaatt, Mrs. J: A: 1 Mix; hostesses, Mrs. @ E-a2a 2..ess Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
WEDDING.
Barber-Wright.

William Barber of this city and Miss Bessie Wright of Springfield. Mass, were married at S.45 Thursday night by Rev. Mir. Norwood, pastor of the Episcopal church at Stafford. They were attended by. Joseph Le Blond of this city and Miss Angeline Zolet of Stafford. The groom is the son of Mrs. Edward Barber of Church street and is second cook at the Stafford Springs hotel. His bride is head wait ress at the same hotel. Joseph Le Blond, who was the best man, is also a Willinantie boy and is the night clerk at the hotel, Mfr. Barbers' &C., quaintanes with his bride was 6 short one, as he has been in Stafford only two months and B half, They will continue work at the hotel,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
JEWETT CITY
Social Evening at Congregational Parsonags-Ladies' Society Presents Loving Cup to Mrs. A. F. Shaw AIl-Day Electric Light Service Be- gins.

The Mems club and the ladies of the Congregational church met at the parsonage Thursday evening, sixty being present. There was a programme of several numbers, Mrs. Earle D. Gil- bert playing piano solos, and Wallace Payne, Theodore Robinson, Donald Bliss and Shepard Brown ! singing auartette selections, with Miss Jean Burleson as accompanist. The Re- ginaphone owned by Peter Cooper was enc of the best features, as it is an excellent instrument and the records are all high class music,
 Refreshments were served, partners being secured by matching numbers.
 Sunday Services,
 Rev. F. Johns Bohanan, feetsF of St, Andrews church of Sreeneville, will conduct an Episcopal service in Slater library hall at half-past three Sunday afternoon,
 Rev. Samuel Thatcher's. Sunday morning topic at the Methodist church is Some Lessons from the Life { f a 6smmon Man. In the evening the subject is Four Facts in Re,ation to Our Friends in Heaven.
 Rev. Ernest L. Loomis. pastor of the Baptist church in Mo1sup. will
 
 Baptist church. Rev. E. w. Potter will occupy the pulpit in the evening. Rev. w. H. Gane's morning topic at the Congregational church is The Fhree Stages of Soul Life, and in the evening, Lovers of Lies. Loving Cup for Mrs. A. F. Shaw. Fhe Ladies society of the Congre- gafional church at a recent meeting voted to give Mrs. A. F. Shaw some remembrance for her interest in and generosity to the society. Mrs. W. H. Cane, Mrs. G. A. Haskell and Mrs. 1T. E. Paul were the committee, and Wednesday they selected a silver low ing cup lined with gold, on which was l inscribed, ITO Mrs. A. F. Shaw, from | the. Ladies' Society of the Congrega- | tipnal Church, Jewett City" The cup | was sent to Mrs. Shaw Friday morn 1 ing, as she left town Friday for her I mother S in Greenevifle Both Mr. and Mrs. SpaM will be missed ip the Con- gTegaTfppal 'cbntch, where they have been very generous Wfth- their talents and gifts.
 ss=-===5s:. s--.sss, -.c--. c.-7 Idrs. E M, Antfeax arg :; 4n Worcester for several weeks.
 Mrs. A. M. Brown and children and Mrs. !. K. Phillips are spending tn, week el,. --ls.-a cottage at Gret- l on, Long Point
 Mrs: Fred s. Brown entertained tn, fIarmonf Eiub Friday afternoen
 Fhs Sii-daF electric light seFyie, | commenced Thursday.
 The new telephone directories bein; distributed show the number of tele phones in the Jewett City division t' | be 23S.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
THlRTY=THREE WOMEN
In List of Voters Made Friday
 About One Hundred Men.

The board of seleetmen, the regis
 trars of voters and the town clerk were in session Friday in the rooms of the selectmen for the purpose of making voters, Up to 4.45 o'clock only one hundred male voters had been made and thirty three women. This is by far the smallest number that has been made in the town in a presi- dential year in many years, but the showing of the women compares fa- vorably with that in past years, in fact is even little better than usual.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
Saxed hx His Wife.

She's wise woman who knows just what to do when her husbands life is in danger. but Mrs. R. J. Flint, Brain tree, Vt, is of that kind. She insist ed on my using Dr. Kings New Dis covery," writes Mir F., flor dreadful cough, when was so weak my friends all thought had only a short time to live. and it completely cured me-" A quick cure for coughs and colds, it's the most safe and reliable medicine for many throat and lung troubles grip, bronchitis, croup, whooping cough, quinsy, tonsilitis, hemorrhages, A trial ,wlll convince you. 50 cts. and $I00 Guaranteed by Lee & Osgood . Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
Personals.

District Supt. Rev. J. H. Newland of Norwich was In Willimantic Fri day.
 Roller skating. Arnory hall, Valley street, Saturday afternoon and evening adv.
 Mrs, George F. Snow and daughter Mrs, x, C, Chapman of Chaplin, were Willinantic visitors Friday.
 Judge and MrE. A. J. Bowen left Friday forenoon on the 10.07 express fer trip to Springfield and Worces- tet,
 Matthew ficaiey returned Friday from weeks stay In Boston, where lie witnessed several of the games 1T | the recent worlds series.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
Main Street Pavement Finished,

The last block of granite paving was laid on the present Main street con- tract at 10.30 o'clock Friday fore noon and men immediately began the work of clearing away the rubbish and earting off the surplus paving stones, etc. The last section of the granite block pavement was flushed with the regular mixture of cement In a liquid form and strewn with fine coating of sand,
 Tine pavement viii new be, pefnit= ted te set fer a period sf six days and given a chance to allow the cement te properly set, and then the entire seetisH of Main street just paved will be epeRed up fer travel, which will make il about next week Thursday afternoon. With the completion oi the present contract Main street ii
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
A Log on the Track

of the fast express means serious trouble ahead if not removed; so does loss of appetite. It means lack of vii tality, loss of strength and nerve weak ness. If Appetite fails, take Electric Bitters quickly to overcome the cause by toning up the stomach and curing the indigestion. Michael Hessheimer of Lincoln, Neb. had been sick three years, but six bottles of Electric Bit ters put him right on his feet again. They have helped thousands. They give pure blood. strong nerves, good digestion. Only 50 cents at Lee & Osgood Co.