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Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-19
TAX DODGERS
Cannot Escape Collector John Nj. 5ss
settle.

John NJ. Bessette is to commence
this week the collection Of the taxes
due the town of Brooklyn on the
grand list last completed Mr.. Bes-
settle is the tax collector who enjoys
the enviable reputation Of having col
Iected every dollar legitimately assess
ed in his town for several years past,
a feat that has been paralleled in very
few towns in the state Mr. Bessette
says that he is going to get it all this
wear too.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-19
OBITUARY.
Oscar Tourtelotta.

Oscar Tourtelotte Y. of the town Of
Thompson, died at his home in North
Grosvenordale, early Sunday morning
Mr.. TOurteIOtte had been in poor
health for several years. He leaves
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-19
After Rons VIC stone lam

The reprehensible practice of throw
ing stones at trains lis a. form Of mean
ness I'm vogue with certain boys in this
town. and complaint has been made to
the railroad uolice department by
trsinmen. An investigation of the
matter was being made Monday
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-19

Thesunder sides Of the lids Of a trunk
that a Florida man has invented are
padded and open ont TO form a bed for
use in emergencies.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-19

DR.. W. L. Lester, Of Rogers,
Ark, says: =" As praoticing ply
stefan I use Castoria and like it
very much"
DR.. W. T. seeley, of Anaity, Z.
Y, says: 81 have used your Cas-
terra for several years "a my
practice and have found it a safe
and reliable remedy"
Or. Raymond NJ. Evarts, of Santa
Ynez, Cal, says "After using
your Castoris for children for year
it annoys me greatly to have an
ignorant druggist substitute some
thing else, especially to the pa
tents disadvantage, as in this case.
l enclose herewith the wrapper Of
the imitation"
DR.. R. NJ. Ward, of Kansas City,
Mo-, Gays : Physicians generally
do not prescribe proprietary prepa-
rations, but in the case Of Castoris
my experience, like that of many
other physicians, has taught me to
make an exception. I prescribe
your Castoria in my practice be-
cause 1 have found it to be thor
oughly reliable remedy for chill
dren's complaints. ANY physician
who has raised a family, as I have,
will join me in heartiest recon-
mendation Of Castoria."
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-19
HARD TIMES FOR SALOONS.
Some of Them Barely Manage to Get
BY.

Some of the saloons in Danielson are
NOS making a mint Of money this year:
are getting barely enough business to
show them a profit, in fact. From the
information available there is reason
to believe that the net earnings of a
place in this line are not what they
used to be in this town Various
causes are held to combine to create
this situation, principally poor indus
trial conditions and a lesser number of
heavy drinkers
Fatally Injured by Falling Tree.
John Ferry, I'd. recently killed near
Flat Rock, in the town of Plainfield,
was evidently born under an unlucky
star The young man, who died with
in an hour after a tree which he was
chopping fell upon him, was brought
into that town about ten years ago
from the Little Wanderers home in
Boston, where he had been placed as a
very young child, without parents who
could care for him.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-19
PUTNAM
Three to Share 500 Reward for Horse
Thieves Capture-Death of Oscar
TourteIotte-St. Patrick's Party for
Junior CIoss-Court to Resume DAN
sereau Case Today.

Sheriff George F. Holbrook. John
Gervais and LeyeTett F. Weeks, the
two latter Hverymen of this city. share
in the 500 reward from the state for
the part they took in the detection Of
Mason and Hall, the two horse thieves
who were sentenced in the superior
court here two weeks ago to serve a
term in the state prison.
Judge Bennett, who is presiding at
the March term of the court. made the
award TO the three Putnam men, who
will share it as follows: Sheriff Hol-
brook $40, Gervais $35, Weeks S25.
Yorkshire Nightingale Psases Audi
ence.
Enos Bacon. the Yorkshire Nightin-
gale. pleased a large audience at a re
cital which he gave at the COngrega-
tional church Monday evening This
was not Mr.. Bacon's first appearance
here. and many of those who have pre-
viously heard him were among the de-
lighted audience Monday evening.
Dansreau Case to Be Resumed Today
In the superior court here today
Tuesday the trial Of Charles Dams
reau Of the town Of Plainfeld, com
menced last week. will be resumed
Dansreau is charged with stealing
grain from the Quinebaug store al
Danielson.
The DansreaU case viii be followed
by that of 8. B. Ray vs.. Sessions l.
Adams executor, a civil action in
which the defendant brings suit to Sc
cure $4,000 from the estate of Allan
Dean. of which Mr.. Adams is executor
This is also q case in which the in
terested parties are of the town OF
PlainfeId
Baseball Prospects
Little could be learned here Monday
about the prospects of Putnam hav-
ing a team in the talked Of baseball
league to include Wauregan, Dayville
and North Grosvenordale or Central
Village or Moosup.
Manager Alderia Barnier. who has
been attending the Eastern Connect
cut league meetings, is a representa-
tive Of the c. A. c. of this city, but he
could not be reached Monday. 1t has
been learned, however that the c. A
C. is to have a team this year, and
stands ready to put team in a league
if satisfactory arrangements can be
made.
Putnam had very little interesting
baseball last summer, and it is believ-
ed that a local team in a league would
again stimulate interest.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-19

DR.. W. F. Wallace, Of Bradford,
n. H, says: 81 use your Castoria
in my practice. and in my family"
Or. VIM. 1. Mccain OF Omaha,
Neb., says : " AS the father Of thin
teen children I certainly know
something about your great nedi-
cine and aside from my own family
experience, l have, in my years Of
practice, found Castoria a popular
and efficient remedy in almost
every home"
DR.. Howard James, Of New 2 FORK,
City, says: "It is with great pleas
ure that I desire to testify to the
medicinal virtue Of your Castoria.
/ have used it with marked benefit
in the case Of my own daughter,
and have obtained excellent resul q
from its administration to 9th T
children in my practice"
Dr.. J. r. CIausen, Of Philadel-
phia, Pa, says 1.-The name that
your Castoria has made for itself
In the tens of thousands Of homes
blessed by the presence Of children,
scarcely needs to be supplemented
by the endorsement Of the medical
profession, but I, for one, most
heartily endorse 1t and believe il
an excellent remedy"
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-19

Dr.. B. Halstead Scott, Of Chica-
go, H., says 81 have prescribed
your Castoria often for infants
during my practice and find it
very satisfactory"
Dr.. William Belmont, Rf CIevs-
land, Ohio, says "YoU Castoris
stands first n It's ciasa In my
thirty years Of practice 1 can say ]
never have found anything that so
filed the place."
Dr.. R. ]. Hamlen, Of Detroit,
Midi, says I prescribe your Cas-
toriA extensively as 1 have never
found anything to equal it for chill
drens troubles. 1 am aware that
there ara limitations in the field, but
I always see that my patients get
Fletcher'a."
DR.. Claiming q. Cook, Of Saint
Louis, Mo-, says: 81 have used
your CsstorsA for several years past
in my own family and h&vs always
found it thoroughly efficient and
never objected to by children,
which is a great consideration in
view Of the fact that most medi-
cfnes Of this character are obnox-
ious and therefore difficult Of adj
ministrasion. As q laxative
consider IL the peer Of anything
nat / ever prescribed"
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-19
TO REFORM SCHOOL.

Henry Flags, IS, Started to Be a
Bandit-John Flagg, 10, Escapes.
Henry Flagg. Is. a would-be high
wayman, viii awaken this morning as
Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-19
Why Physicians Recommend Castoria

The Kind You Have
Always Bought and which
mas been in use for over 80
years, has borne the sigma
ture of Chas. H. Fletcher,
and has been made under
his personal supervision
since its infancy. Allow
no one to deceive you in
this. All Counterfeits, IIni-
tations and Just-as-good"
are but Experiments that
triae with and endanger
the health of Infants and
Childrea -Experience
against Experim emit.
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it was the other way. You could sr.
que with the sign and take II down
and turn 10 around. but that would
not change the location OF the place
you desired 10 70. ] can tell you
The way 90 Hell,
and you won't believe a. You may
argue the point. but you viii 20 just
the same.
Repentance IL faith in the Lord Je
sus Christ. and 10 IN the immediate
renouncing OF the things that bring
you down. At the close Of the war
There Was one command. and that
was unconditional surrender. He
commands you to repent and work
for good.
when you look up into the eyes
OF Jesus and ask now long have you
been there? He will reply I have
been here all the time. waiting for
you to repent"
Mr.. Sunday closed with one OF his
characteristic prayers. and then fol-
lowed the invitation to hit the trail. /"
and 81 converts gave their hands to
Billy" an account OF which will be
found elsewhere.
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delivered a very impressive sermon on
Saving Souls With Old Sol peep
ing from behind the clouds the
weather was ideal and the attendance
was one Of the largest afternoon con.
gregations OF the meeting.
Because OF bad cold and throat
trouble. Rev. Mr.. Sunday limited his
sermon TO less than three-quarters o;
an hour. and at the close OF the ser.
vices hurried back 70 the hotel TO
nurse his throat for the night sermon.
His usual Characteristic delivery was
missing yesterday and his voice was
greatly weakened. However. despite
this handicap. his sermon went
straight TO the hearts OF those present
who appreciated his position.
Services Open.
The services were opened by the
congregation singing several hymns.
after which Mr.. Rodeheaver rendered
one OF his touching solos. II was an.
nounced that tomorrow Rev. Sunday
will meet the boys and girls at 3
O'Clock. at the tabernacle. Miss SAKE
held her Bible class at the close o.
the services yesterday. and IL was
largely attended Rev. Sunday held
a short conference with the ministers
regarding the progress OF the cam.
paign. and gave them some instruc-
lions for the present week
The sermon follows Suppose
some person gave you 81 900 for every
soul you saved You would exerr all
your energy 10 save the souls OF Others
for the money you would get out of
H. You would make no Effort 20 save
souls Just for God. NoV. your love
Tor money IL greater than your love
for God and you have an idol. money
You remember the Lord said. Thou
Shalt Have no Other Idols Hut Ne
Persons should pray why. it Coz
this county LAST year 81 600 g. care
for the criminals Suppose blind
man should face precipice and waa
about 10 sep over and be- dashed 70
pieces An oufcry from you could save
him and you made NJ ufferance ara
b Seuf 10 he doom Then ne people
you'd hear - YOUR arfion What
eoulf 'heF ssF Nef. sou people esrt
dar 49, Souls perish anf make ~
e-1rt 20 save then
rsic Accosrtsbis
Cod saIs HI haIf rrr arrsant
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MAMMOTH PARADE
Being Planned by the sunday Follow
ers-eHdssport to Send 500
Here Tonight.

Final plans for the mammoth street
parade to be held by those interested
in the Sunday campaign are being
completed and on March Is this big
event will be held. Every city in
this state will be represented. ana
following a march over the principal
streets OF the city the $4,000 who are
expected TO take part will return to
the tabernacle. where Rev. sunday
will deliver one OF his characteristic
sermons.
Tonight 500 men from Bridgeport
will attend the services at the taber-
nacle. where reservation has been
made for them. Special cars have
been chartered. The Boys Brigade
OF the Kirkwood Presbyterian church.
headed by their pastor. will be in at
tendance.
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GIRLS MEETING
At the German M. e. Church IartsIy
Attsnded-Miss Grace SAKE
Was in CHARGE

The MONDAY Bible class meeting
was held In the German Methodist
church on South Chapline street and
w6s largely attended by ths high
school girls. Miss Grace SAKE con-
Quoted a very successful meeting.
~ the last meeting Miss SAKE re-
quested the girls to study the second
chapter OF 81. Johr and be able TO
choose the most important verse IN
tn chapter. Quite a number Of the
Urls had selected verses. but when
verse No. 3. Whatsoever. he saith
unto you. do a." was offered the class
thoroughly studied IL and discussed
the meaning and unanimously decided
that ~ was the mos; important
The next regular meeting viii be
hold On Fridav afternoon IN the same
CHURCH and tt-e personal workers com
rnitt@e are setting busy among the
other students - the school who have
not ~ vet been able 20 attend the
Bible class meetings
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I'm - van a.ss U.svn ~ -
- % shnaR essok ~ 60 -
- No. - asa1g RssA1.g -
ssAnrs - hsDs s.zy - ssse osD-
ssavesL
One time there vas . young man
sent 60 . great university by hiD
mother. His room mate. With whom he
had been rooming for four years. one
day asked him Why he did not improve
his religion. The boy replied: why
have you never tried 60 help met You
"a studying for the ministry. and
mother told me 10 come 90 this school
because you were coming here and TO
try and room with you 1 have done
this for four years. yet you have never
attempted to help me-. The student
studying for the ministry then tried to
cd the young man. but a. was too late.
rHe returned TO his home at Tampa.
Florida and three months later died
OF yellow fever.
when some OF you people get to
Heaven you will be sneered at by your
grocery boy. the butcher and others
whom you have never uttered a word
OF encouragements about religion TO.
Some OF you are too lazy to try and
DO something for this campaign and
God. Paul made tents. yet he found
time TO win souls for Jesus. When his
hands were In the stocks he won souls
for Jesus In the household OF Caesar.
No investment pays such dividends rs
saving souls.
Some OF the best soul winners are
people IN the ordinary walks OF life.
Take Fred. for instance. He has had
TO work since he was small child.
and never had a chance. but will put
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SUNDAY REPORT
Appearing In IntelIIseneer Brings
Congratulations From Reader for
lts Completeness.
BelIaire. O.. March = n

Bellaire. o.. March 4. 1913.
To the Editor OF the Intellisencsr.
Let me congratulate you for the
satisfactory manner in which you are
treating the news OF the revival. II
certainly deserves high compliment
for the thorough method OF publishing
the sermons, and much credit In en-
titled 10 the Intelligencer for the re-
suits accomplished. Even when
hear one OF the sermons the eect 10
not complete until read, and I be-
lieve that to be true generally. From
one who knows good results are pro-
duced from the newspapers part In
the revival. ] am very truly yours.
c. W. ALLCORN,
Bellaire, o.
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that In union there was strength. And
they knelt on their knees and prayed
God for 5000 with which 10 continue
the great work
While they were eating a telegram
was received by Mr. Moody from
Northheld. Mass. in which his friends
stated that they realized that he must
need money with which 60 carry on his
great work and had taken a subscrip.
ton up and succeeded IN raising
5000 or this amount 5000 vas
cash and the money was enroute 20
Chicago. The prayer % those men
vent 20 God. and he answered the
prayer. and a. a result the necessary
money vas fort Incoming
wastes Talent
Suppose when the day % reckon
ing came ! had one talent instead 81
~ y that one talent r. applied prom.
eriy. fsnd wiii care pr you why 7
can 80 in am saloon in Wheeling ard
IND nan With talent. n properIf
used. Enuid move ne entire city
iioe nam souls have you saved
may ssk iios many names hav.
vou on your prayer lsfr aouis MOI
give hat tsnaGpirE rs finger Tor
your rrIIEiuu n ruu a. uof ~ cd %
so-nefh ne fur ofhsrs
Th-r. ar a iss y p.spis -
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able for what you DO. Suppose when
the roll n called you have not helped
. psrDoa 70 Jesus Christ Don't you
think you would be held Accountable!
Suppose IN smploys should work
for his employer spaBmodically-
come to work one day ON time. the
next day late and the next day not NJ
all What would that employer dof
You just 20 through church and
ind how this works. Sometimes q
member reads the Bible. other times
he does not. Sometimes he goes TO
church. other times he stays NJ home.
Then you are lukewarm with God.
The Sunday school.
z The Sunday school teacher win
say. How 10 II that make such SLOW
progress with my class Why 10 IL
my scholars leave the Sunday school
room and 20 to saloons. theaters and
other places OF amusement Why, !
tell you IL 10 q disgrace the manner In
which some Sunday school teachers
conduct their classes. The Sunday
school Ia one Of the most important OF
all schools of learning. Why II IL
that the world II overcrowded with
sin? Because they don't pray. that 10
the reason.
Some person should be saved
every day. each day should see some
person converted. Why II It that we
have large industries. money and
other great things and yet are not az
good church people as the people OF
the first century? II 10 because We
do not spend enough time in prayer.
Love thy neiKhbor as myself Now
what 10 a neighbour? The person who
lives next door? No. veryE person
is your neighbor. the church member.
the infidel and the sinner are all your
neighbors. How many souls have
you saved? There IL a difference in
the sins Of omission and the sins OF
other kinds. II you do what God tells
you not to do you are a sinner. II you
do not do what God tells you to do
then you are a sinner.
Help Others.
You buy clothing when you need
clothing: when you need shoes you
buy shoes; when you need food you
buy food. But what do you 90 fo-
your poor neighbor,
There is a great neglect In home
religion. You read novels. but do not
read the Bible. There are people in
churches and out of churches who do
not know the word OF God. When we
see We will believe in Him. but some
OF you will never see.
God answers cur prayers to-day
just the same as He always answered
prayers. Styles change. friends
change. but God never changes. The
laws change. Legislatures repeal
the laws OF other legislatures. but the
laws OF God never change. You have
to change to harmonic with God, or
you are lost
Prayers Answered.
when Moody. that great evargel-
ist. was conducting his revivals in
Chicago during the worlds exhibition
there was but a handful that attended
these great meetings in the large
building
Soon Moody's funds became ex-
hausted and he was in urgent need OF
$1,000 to continue carrying on his
great work. He gave a dinner and in
vited a number OF friends to the meet
ing. Before the dinner he asked his
friends to pray for the $4,000. stating
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MEETING
At sLocHs' FACTORY

Mss Miller and Mss Macianen
conducted an Interesting meetinE ~
Fioch Bros tobacco factory y~sfer~
DAY ~ noon for the women employees
IN ne factory TIE ucefinE iasts-1
fror y - 20 7 ociock and sas az
'srded ~ nearly rs uonen Nsc
larsu rendered numbsr - peasinE
=oios. Courf-ous affenfior - ne
parf 70 ne ularaEemenf a. fhe co-n-
FarI as shoNn - hsse~r. snd unucs
intfresf Eas uanifsEis1 - So
ururr
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him against any OF you in quoting the
Scripture.
Souls are perishipg around you. II
Is not the great orator OF the day who
can save these souls. Some of them
cannot quote Scripture but 81 Is the
man and woman who study their Bible
that can throw out the life line. How
can i help? II the question. Pray and
you can help.
God for help. Spend more time study
Ing your Bible. Pray each day for
someone. Nothing will promote a
splendid life more than prayer. People
get sickness. and nothing will help
them like prayer for relief.
Ministers. We are making a great
mistake. We think all We have to do
Is TO get lot OF rich. influential men,
bers in our congregation and We have
church According to that Andrew
Carnegie should shake the world. YET I
don't think he knows much about re-
lision. for what / can learn.
The Devils OBSTACLES.
II don't believe there IL any OBJ
stacle that the devil can put in your
path that prayer will not remove. II
people had faith they could do any
thing. Pray God to help you and
others
"Out in Chicago someone is convert
ed each day. In Mody's church there
are from three to nve converted every
service. There Is no Questioning about
the Bible. how many soldiers Herod
had. or any arguments about orgsuiza-
tion. They just preach the Scripture
and devote their time TO saving souls.
For the past ~ years this work has
been going on in the Pacific Guard
urch. the church whore I was con-
verted. Then there are other churches
IN Chicago where there has not been a
person converted for years.
Prayers were made without ceAsing
for Peter Tho churches united in
prayer for him and he was released
from bondage. Turn Co the woman next
20 you and ask her who she Is praying
for. Then both OF you unite w prayers
for them. In union there in strength.
There are 60 much of our prayers 20
the people and not for the people.
preach 90 you for God. n the church
vas scepticai Ia the FIRST century. there
are many wonderful things that would
not have been accomplished. should
the people % that time have talked
about Herod's armV. strenEth In or
eanization. N. 18TH Act would not
have been written Pray God can
come down and put to rout all the
armies and other organizations
he did 80 mst Peter could walk out
from prison.
Tie church PEOPLE are not doing
What tbsy should d. The church p-o-
ers. etc
.rir-t sou most have au undivided
heat
second ,ou .rss Rave lean
heat
riira yol must nav. farsivns
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seventh-First Christian. Rev. l. 9.
Katterhenry
E.ghth-chspiins Street NJ. z. Rev.
c. VI. Mcdonald, ID. ID.
Ninth-wesiey N. L. church. Rev. J.
T.. Leyenberger.
Fellers.
Eie,enth-vanee Memorial Rev.
- aries Reachy.
rwe!ft..-E:.n Grove NJ T.. Rev. y. y.
Pritchard.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Christian. Rev.
,:Grrr W. Lay.
'-zt. T-cSrr meetings begin at $50
promptly lili 10 n. 10.
Second. each pastor IN whose church
a meeting IN TO be held will be re-
sponsibie for getting the speaker TO
and from place.
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SUNDAY ILL:
BUTHETALKS
AFTERNOON SERMON WAS on
SAVING SOULS.
The Famous Evangelist Delivered /,
Very Interesting Sermon Before
Fair Congregation.

Although his physicians pleaded
with him TO postpone the days ser
vices owing 10 throat trouble. Rev.
William A. Sunday was at the taber-
nacle on time yesterday afternoon and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-06
gil CONVERTS

Following Mr.. Sundays
powerful sermon last even
ing 81 converts nit the
trail" which brings the total
number up to oil. The larg-
est number Of converts was
on Sunday, when 156 hit the
trail"
Previously reported GIL
Sunday .......... .l56
Monday ........... 81
Total to date. ..9l1
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study was held and was attended b,
the usual number.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-06

Home prayer meetings will be held al
the following places in the interest of
the Sunday evanselistic campaign to-
day:
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-06-13

Meet In Pixley's Hall every first and third
Tuesday Of epch month. Chas. Il. Sampley,
Foreman Harriet Hemningwsy, Correspondent.