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The Adair County news., 1912-03-13

WOOdSOn Lewis |
The great Green River Merchan-
disc Distributor, has just Received
Magnificent stock of New Fall cloth
ing, Shoes &c.
Which he is offering at Popular prices.
so Suits carried over at one Third off
Sugars15 lbs for one dollar
Pure Hog Lard SO lbs for S6.25
Best Patient Flour per bbI AIS
Second Pat. 4.25
Lard and Flour both Guaranteed to
give Satisfaction, wire and wire
fence at Lowest Prices. 1t will pay
you to consult me before buying
Ten carloads of the best Fertilizers
at prices that defy competition and
that will give You satisfaction Buy
your Fertilizer from me and you will
always know what you bought.
Have a Full Stock of
Bone Fertilizers they are reliable
And you get you moneys worth.
Write me what you want Also,
Salt, Lime and Cement.
| will buy all your crop of wheat and
pay cash for it, now paying SC
per bushe more than anyone esle
ARE YOU WITH ME?
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
WOODSON LEWIS
GREENSBURG, KY.
'',N'TN''lNr'N''''N''''1'N!r' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-13
Jn(ane egelegrap6

Spriugfielo, O.. II. 5ebr.-
Der 24idbrige 9erle glosr itelIte ith
Sorntag, BON GetpiFsnsbifeH 3ur
g.rspsifIuns gstrisbeH, ieIbit Der Ghis
taaoer poIissi, I'M Ha9 Shio pegen
Grmorbung oss furbiseH atebbdbers
i.iner tpsiBsn Wuttsr dusgsltsfert gu
tueroeH.
GlOers Mutter branute Dor Ia
sabrsn nit osm geger Games Suns
fpro ourh uno ndhn i6ren Sobn nit
fh. Defer pobnte msbrsre Sabre IN
Gbicago BET bem 9aare uno gIng
bonn in Die DeIt. Sn Snbianapplis
perlobts er iich nit einem iungen
Iado6sn, als bdHefbe inoefIeH bon
benz 9erbGltnib ieiHsr SHUTTER NIT eis
neu gleRr b0rts, brad Is bic Berlos
buno ptsser ab. cSm Sabre 1910 tehrts
gerle nah Ghrdgo suriit, fuhte teine
gluttsr uuf, bot pem Rsser ein 8las
Daistn on unb fhcB tbn, pdhreno :r
baiIelte leerte, Hieoer.
StreugeRdlte i'm . ten.
Glmpru, q. o., IL. 5ebruar.-
3um .riten WaIs in q Sahren lit Der
Ssnsea Sse poIlitdnbig sugefroren.
Die Issteu offsnen Steuen frorsn ON
Sonniaa su. Die am llsr oes Sees
iuobnsnb.n 2suts fiittern bic lphben
gn.en, bic 3ablreih uno hunsrig ilno.
Quh Der Gauqua Gee bel Utica 1T
sum erIten Mlal felt osm SABRE 1886
oans suqeFroreu. Die leste offens
GtsLIe iror m Der Sdmitas Raht gu,
,Doun oos thermometer auf 13 Grab
unter guIl fiel. Mit Iusnabme zines
sinsieen Tagss mar bies Der fdltsite
9og in att Subr.n.
Suspenbirtes Strofs
urtbeiL
GIepeIaRb, g., II. 5ebruar
osobn 6obfieIb, bon Der 5abfieIo Rub
Ser Co., uno Ben +. Mbitebeao, beio'
Don 4tron, tpurben Mcntag bon Bur
oesrihter Dan su 8 reip. 4 Sabre!
3uhtbdus Nrurtbeilt, bic Straf
puroe inoeFsn Iuspenoirt. Die beiosr
batten lidb ihulDis bsfnHnt, 9ummi
ipaaren in iueeoler Weifs Deriunot 81
baben. Gie peripratsn, ibr G<iaGft 10
fast cafjxsetsa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-13

qeoebnt uno DerdnldBt, DdB Die bereIts
benz 5obe 8erfaQenen nit geringen
syetungsitrafen bdpontommen.
Die Hotbfdtlos ais 90 o bIz
tbdter.
Die Jretberren BON RothI6tlb, bic
Snbaber bes groben Disnsr ganthau,
ies, 6oben am Sooestdge t1res Baters,
oes ebemalisen gbefs Der fStrma, eine
uno cine 8iertel Uti[Iion &roneu fir
Observation-Disclosures seipenoet.
Die unsefpobnlide GroBberaisteit
tpirb bier als cine 9en,onitration Der
Rotbf6ilb'ihen Samilie eegen oas
Drama .Jiinf 5rantfurtsr" angeieben,
oas. tpie gemeloet, I'M 8urgtbeater auf-
gefii6rt puroe uno in pem unter oeu!.
li6em 6inneis duf bas Sous Rptbz
idilo Die rJiinf israntfurter" in ipenig
5hmei4elbafter 8etfe als refine 9elb-
meni4sn geiAilDert iinb.
o scount Sal Ddne mad
2onbon 5urii 4 getebrt.
2onbon, II. Sebr. - 8iscount
6albane, Der ariegsminiiter, peigsrt
Ii6 in bebarrliasr MeiIe, ettpas iiber
ben .3Ded Ieines 8efuhes in Berlin 81
Idgsn. Rad ieinsr am Wontug srfolgz
ten giidtebr bate sr fofort &Dnferenz
gen nit benz premier Qsquitb uno benz
Warineminiitsr Winiton Spsncer
Churchill. Qa6ber fano eius lange
aabinetsIisung itutt.
Die offsutli6s Weiniiug sebt bdbtn,
baB bic ungerp0hnlihe 4us3eidnun9
bssEir gDparo grsp. Der gum Bitter
bes 5oienbanpOroens ernannt poroen
lit, nit Der Wiiiion 5olounes i'm gu
! iammsnbdng itsbt.
Der .DaiID 8rapbic" beutet am
Oisnftag an, buB Der Brsmisr asquttb
reIigniren tperpe uno Sir GoDaro
9rep isin Rahfolger dls Premier perz
ben tpiiroe. Die 3eitung ertldrt fsrnsr,
bab bie WtiIiou bss Discount 9dloaue
nad Berlin ben s3tped gehabt babe, Der
ouetIhen Regieruns gu erfldrsn, oaB,
ob9leih man Sir SoDaro 9rep etns
psuti6-f.inoIi6e YoIitt; 5um 8ortDurT
| eemaht bat, istne ueberudbme oes
prsmier sYoitsns pen Wunft GHgs
lambs nah siuer gHtente NIT OeutItz
LAMB in tsiHsr Weiie beeiHtrddti9sn
lperoe.
Steuer muB ieiu!
! Qonopn, II. 5sbr. - Bon BEN
Rahlub Der perftorbeHen Ser3ogI
gpniusId pon Wiuutsfter mug fraft
er.enntniB pss Sbsr9erihts elm
Steusr pOn 100000 seaablt iperDeH
Die peritor6sns 5sr3ostn. cine 5ohte'
Don antonio Ysnuga De Bale DOL
guba, bate pOu ibrem gruosr Ser
uaubo $4,000, 900 seerbt uno Die britt
ihsn geboroeu mahteH auf ot
| GrbI6dftsitsusr 4nipruh. ob9lei6 bdi
Gelo gar niat Huh England gebrdd
rpuroe. Die SsitamsntssUolitretel
Der 5ersogin erhobsH oogsseu Gin
Ipruh.
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Der dineiif6e : 5hrOH
bdutt ab.

ps1tHl, IL. tyeD. 2Ie utuAD
ihusD Dnnaitis, bic felt oem 3dhre 1914
gbina beherri4t bat unb ieBt burb
DEN bier sJdbre alien Roiier g5u vi re-
rrdTeutirt fpirb, bat am Wontag abass
nanis. Gs purDen or.i Goiiie BON oern
1bron erlniien. Jn benz eriten miro
tie, abbontung protldmirt. in benz
3peiten ,piTo bic Republif anerionnt
uuD In bem Dritten pirp oas Bolt
cufeeforoert. ben 1rieosn 81 srhaitsn
uno bic NsbinguHaeu ansrsrienHeti.
bic sipiIten Dem Drsmier gucn Sai
aai uHD otn Republitanern psrstnbart
iporoeH ifnD.
TN benz srften Gofft iDirb onertann!,
tab etne stobs NajOritdt ces hineii@
Iten 8oltes cine Rspublii gu etab.is
rslr ipiinf6t, uno Is beibt oann: ~Sn
bleIsm Usrianeen srblideH mir ois
DiinIfe bss 5imm,ls. Die t0nnt.n
rir ben WInfben bon WlilicHen nj.
rerfteben, bios nm ben 8lans elmer
f5tmilie dufreht su erbdlten2
.Gssbalb iibertrasen mir, bie Rat
Tcrin.Wittfpe unn Der Roiier, biernlit
Die 5oupsrdniiGt iiber pas hinefiihe
Reih an oos Dolt.
nguan Gbi Raj ioa bic propIiori'
jts repu6litoniihe Resierung pplitan'
bio crqoniliren uno nit Den Rspublitn'
rern ooriiber kr1tb.n, fpie oie Asnos'
runa in Der Reaisrungsform am better
rrlIspasn unb cine sroBs Rspublit ss'
bi!bet tpercen tam, in Der Wanoihus
ghineien, Woneolsn, Wlubummsbansl
.lnD Tib.tansr in Jrieoen pereinisl
ERo.
.Wir. Ole adiisrinsMittiue unb be-
Roiier, perben n0Durh in ben Gtons
aeTebt. rubig in Der 3nriidR5ogeHbs'1
su leben. frei BON isb.r 0srdnt,pott
l;tisit uno alien Sorsen, unb ,DbH'
llnterbrehuna iit Der freuHpihdftlif
den 9etonbluns Der Rati0n 3u sr
freutn."
Cie sfaiIsrin.Wittne pantts on
Sonatao in ein,r 4uoisn3 in e.fiihl
lrIlen Wcrien Dem prsmier g)uon Sh
sal fir lein, erfolar.iden 8emiihun
aen. fir bic taiinlite gamilis gut
Sehanoluna su iiftrn. Tie 0sroI
ientlihuna Der Goitt, bat bel Ssoer
mann in gsstna. auslancsrn lpis Obi
neisn. ein Gsfiibl Der grlsidterunl
perurIatt. Tns pom guam Gbi Ga
aesrpffens Arronaement bolt man III
sinen asi6idsen aompromib uHo MOI
aloubi, DAB Die AspubIitonsr nit oel
geoinaunasn einDerf.anbsn fsin ner
nen. Sn fem srIien Gbitt uirD porae
i,btn, bab bic gsbinsunssn. unitr roe!
den bic abonnluna srfolet iii. De-
MISUNDERSTANDING CUR llsbts
mitttIuna ofl ibre reipettipen Teais
runaen besnnni gseeten tperben icllsr
Ter 53sped bitisr 1srfiisun3 IN, bn
.is gerIprshunuen Der Republiiune
her sdnaen Welt Dersiinbist rubs
fouen.
Nls GntiGGbisnns fir pie MbDrn
funq MAIDEN bic Republisnner BET
aaiIsr bic foleenbsn nht Yerlprehur
aen: l.. Der Qniier Tol ieinen 1ii.
fehcIten unD pie sin ousldnoifhe
aysonarn sssbrt unb btbanbelt ipsroer
q, Der Aoiftr iDl cine idbrlihe Apn
ndoe BON 1000, 900 1neIs erholfer
sis Oos syinnnsfDfem reformirt II
une BON bd an fon er "a. .00O. 900 msrl
fdnif6er MGbruns efboiten. g.. b
s1ijoit(e ct isg tsMyes1S h y
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-13

Obip: Ghones unb ipdrs
meres Wsttera1m Dienftdg. am Wiitt@
ipod pabtIheinlih Stnee. RoroDiill@
die Minbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-13

Woibington 81. SeIigmau, Elm Wsit>
gIiep Der bstdnnten Qep gorter
8antiersS Sgamtlte,
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Sat i'm 9eraro 5otel 81 gtep gort
SelbitmorD begansen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-13

Der Saranac Gee, sc. o., gum eritsr
MdI in 27 Subren augsfroren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-13

llnb iebt Niles bon Der 5altuns gngs
Ianbs abbdngis lei.
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9eIeioistnbe 4rofhart
befAIaanoh hmt.

sn asip3is lit cine WuHenitnouns
BON in Der Ghreis eeorudten Bro
fhiiren beihlosnahmt porben, oereH
Snholi pon ihDeren geltiDisungen
aegtn bic JamiIie oes beutihen RAJ,
fers nnb bes ROnigs pon 5ohitn. 70.
ME aeqen paS hsuti6e CffisitrSterps
issstl DE Ossisnst ~ psnpeIss1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-13

Cir gbnorb Grsp gum Ritter bes
6oienbanbs Srbsns erhoben.
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Ghlimmes grubenuHsliid in S4lsiisn
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DcB Der britiIfe Minifhr bon ben
abfnttsn DeuifdIanos ssnou
unierrihtet fpurbe
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MuslanO .Selegrapb
Der djiuelUde 19rOn 6at a6=
geOan6t
llnb bic Nepublif fOrme0 aners
fannt.
Ynam 2bi Raj bleibt porldnfi8 an
Der 9piee Der prDbiiorii9en
Negierum8.
1leber bic MiHion bes @iscounts 5nl.
bane nod nihts Genauss beidnnt,
Die .a0lniids 3eituns- beutet dbsr In
elmer inIpiririen Gspei1e an. =
DAT Der britiihe Winiftrr BON ben
abfnbtsn DeuifdIanbs ssnou
nnisrrintet ipurbe
ilnb iebi Mlles bon Der 5altuns enss
lanbs abbdnsis iei.
Ghlimmes grubenuueliid in Sdleiisn

or iou an Giele Msquith's premiers
Usiuiiter iperpen.
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aann bic Rpmpagnts gu $132,oo0
9eIoitrufe perurtbeilt tperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-13

4uf 9srlesung Der Slsomargartr1s
9eiese lautsno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-13

Sbglei9 Der 9rofit bel ben Sranss
attionen taum $1,000 betrus,
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Die .a0lniids 3eituns- beutei dbsr IN
einsr inIpiririen GspeiR an. =,
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ynan Gbi Raj bleibt porldnfis an
Der 9pite Der prcbiicrif9en
NeBierum8.

1leber bic MifTion oss discounts GAL.
bane nod nihts Genauss beidnnt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-13
3rdfoent Eaf
6alt cine pulitiide Iebe anf ei=
nem 2iueuln Sas=Sanfett
in Stem Norf.
Geaen bic Gnoabg padins 60.

Sinh in Qtldntu 265 Qutlagen srho@
ben iporben,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-13

treffsnbe zines Idngfu1nen 9Dbes tiers
ben muB. a[len fou geunttportet babens
onB IS etnen oerorttgen Shlag gdbe.
Stotes Ietbet an etnem 9eIbtpiir bee
lintsn Qeber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-13
Cincinnati. 0icnitaa, oen t3. Jebruar 1912.

qsbebnt unb perdnGabt, baB Die bereits
benz 1obe 8erfaQenen nit geringen
SNungsitrafen Ddpontommen.
Die Hotbf6tlos ais Wo o 3 l.
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iino Elm friiberer 5sfretdr oes 9uss
iudrti6en 4mts in Berlin iotpis Elm
Baron 2epel.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-20
CHELSEA CREW SAW
 BODY IN THE RIVER.
Oliver Christianson Found Drowned at New London-Out of Jail Monday.

Out of jail, where he had completed a sentence of 20 days for intoxication, but one day, the body Of Oliver Chris tianson, Norwegian seaman, about 55 years of age, was found floating off the end of the Long wharf in the Thames river at New London about 7.3O o'clock Tuesday morning by mem bers of the crew of the steamer Chel- sea. The body was recovered by Tony Silva, deckhand on a pile driver of the Central Vermont railway, and later re- moved to undertaking rooms. There were no marks of violence on the body which had been in the water less than "A hours, and the drowning was either accidental or suicidal.
 Steamer Chelsea had just left it's berth and was proceeding to Norwich when ahead of the boat about 100 feet south of the stone abutment to the Long wharf one of the crew saw the body on the surface of the water. The steamer was under full steam and the man called to employees on the Central Vermont pile driver, which was working near by. Antone Silva immediately put off in the drivers scow and fastening rope to the body lowed it to the public landing.
 The body was later viewed at the undertaking rooms by Medical Exam iner Harry M. Lee. On the body there were no marks to indicate any foul play. In the pockets of the clothes were found a razor. razor strop, jack knife, box containing shaving soap, a comb, a quarter and box of pills. Christianson claimed his residence as Norway, and so far as is known had no relatives in this vicinity or in this country.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-20
TRAlNMEN KILLED
 IN A HEAD-ON CRASH
Engineer of Seaboard Passenger Train
 Misread Orders.

Norlina. N. C.. Nov. 1s.-Eight train men were killed and three severely injured at four o'clock this morning, when two Seaboard passenger trains running at high speed, crashed head on seven miles north of here. No pas sengers were injured The dead:
 Will A. Faison. engineer, Raleigh; Charles A. Beckham, engineer, Ra- leigh. Dick Gray, colored fireman, Raleigh, Tom Began, colored porter. Richmond, Va; J. A. Rountree express messenger, Jacksonville, Fla; O, V. Priddy, express messenger, "deadhead- ing" Boykin, Va; Henry King, dead heading"
 The trains met as the seuthbound. No. S1, was coming out of a long curve in deep fill, and both were run ming full speed.
 The crash was terrific, both Iced motives being totally demolished, The fact that only three coaches were de- mOlished and there were ne passen- gers in these is considered remarkable,
 Engineer BeekhaIn of the HeFth- bound train is thought te have mis- read erders te meet Ne, si at Granite, less than a mile frem the scene of the wreck.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-20
CHALLENGE CHADWICK SERVING
 AS JUSTICE OF PEACE.
Since Election in New London Attor.
 ney Has Moved to Old Lyme.

Papers in quo warranto action to forbid him from using and exercising the rights and authority of justice of the peace were served upon Attorney Ernest Chadwick of New London on Tuesday morning when he was to have heard an action brought against Capt. Almon J. Murray of the Lighthouse mission in New London. Information in the action was given to Judge Shumway at Norwich Monday and he ordered that the quo warranto action be instituted
 Attorney Chadwick. who was elect ed a justice of the peace in New Lon don with term from Jan. 1, 1911, to Jan. 1, 1913, removed on Nov l from New London to Old Lyme. becoming an elector there, it is charged in the information, and thereby forfeiting his citizenship and residence as a freeman in the town and city of New London.
 The purpose of the quo warranto proceedings Is to challenge Attorney the peace for New London, since he town.
 Upon the information given to the superior court sitting here Judge Mill ton Shumway ordered a rule to- be entered that Attorney Chadwick appear before the superior court to be held in New London at a session Friday, Nov. 29, at 10 o'clock.
 The case against Murray was with drawn, the attorney for the plaintiff giving notice to that effect.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-20
One Dose Makes
 Indigestion Co
All Stomach Distress Quickly Ended
 With "Pape's Diapepsin."

You don't want a slow remedy when your stomach is bad-or an auncertain one-or a harmful one-your stomach is too valuable; you mustn't injure it with drastic drugs.
 Pape's Diapepsin Is noted for it's speed in giving relief; it's harmless ness; it's certain unfailing action in regulating sick sour, gassy stomachs. It's millions of cures in indigestion, dyspepsia, gastritis and other stomach trouble has made 1t famous the world over.
 Keep this perfect stomach doctor in your home-keep it handy-get large fifty-cent case from any drug store and then if anyone should eat some thing which doesn't agree with them; if what they eat lays like lead, fer ments and sours and forms gas; caus- es headache, dizziness and nausea; eructations of acid and undigested food-remamber as soon as Pape's Diapepsin comes in contact with the stomach ell scuch distress vanishes. It's pfomptness, certainty and ease in overcoming the worst stomach dis orders is revelation to those who tF v'<
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-20
ALLEN SUITS WILL NOT
 BE TRIED AGAIN.
Attorneys Have Agreed to Settlement of Claim Against Connecticut Com pany.

The two suits of Wellington H. Allen vs. the Connecticut company and Eu- nice H. Allen vs. the city of New Lon don are to be settled Attorney G. Curtis Morgan, who represents both plaintiffs, and counsel for the defend ants have agreed to settlement which will be perfected soon. These are the suits in which judgments were se- cured by the plaintiffs but set aside at the direction of Judge Ralph Wheeler of the superior court.
 Wellington Allen sued the Connecti- cut company for injuries sustained on Decoration days several years ago in riding on the running board of a crowded trolley car. his head striking a pole. The jury gave him $3,000, but Judge Wheeler ordered the verdict set aside.
 Miss Allen sued for injuries suffered in fall on a slippery sidewalk near the Old Town mill. The same jury gave her $2,S00. Judge Wheeler ordered her to take s900 or have the verdict set aside. She refused the ;900 and the verdict was set aside
 In both cases appeal to the supreme court was taken from Judge WheeIer's ruling. In the supreme court no er- TOT was found and the suits were sent back to the superior court for an other trial, but will be settled and so will not come to trial
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-20
Heavy Weight
 0n the Stomach
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Remove It and All Other Forms of lndi-
 gestlon Quickly. /

That awful feeling as though theye were a heavy weight on your stomacn as though you had swallowed an enormous lump of lead-is caused by the failure of your stomach to thoroughly digest your foods You may have eaten too fast or too much. Your stomach may be over-worked and tired out. It Is too weak to pro- duce enough of the digestive juices necessary to take proper care of the food. Gases form and cause all sorts of agony The stomach demands more pepsin, hydrochloric actd and other digestive agents which 1t is unable to secrete.
 Medicines are not only worthless Tn cases of this kind but are actually in furious to the whole system. It Is sheer lunacy to pour a lot Of Vile stuff into the stomach-drugs that have no digestive power whatever.
 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets contain | ingredients that not only bring quick relief to indigestion sufferers, but actually digest the food for the stom- ach. One of these little magic tablets taken after each meal, will rest the stomach, revitalize the secretor1 | glands, strengthen the muscular walls in fact, tone up the entire digestive | system.
 No home should be without Stuarts | Dyspepsia Tablets constantly on hand They stop all forms of indigestion | such as sour stomach, belchings heartburn, dizziness, burning sensa- tion, brash, etc. After brief course of treatment your appetite improves You enjoy your food more. YoI awaken every morning with a happy
 disposition. Life looks brighter. Youi brain becomes clearer and your eye'
 sparkle with their old time snap anC twinkle. You are practically new person.
 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are solt by all druggists at 50c box.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-20
AUTOMOBILE SMASH IS
 GROUND FOR SUIT William Sheehan Claims $15,000 Dam. ages from Dr.. c. F. Perrin of New London.

In suit in which papers were serv- ed Tuesday, returnable before the su- perior court in December, William Sheehan of New London asks dam ages Cf $1J.0G0 from Dr. Carlisle F. Perrin of the same city, for injuries received as the result of a collision between an automobile driven by the defendant and a lumber wagon driven by the plaintiff on November II.
 The plaintiff alleges that the ma chine, which was of high power, was being driven at a reckless. negligent manner, without proper lights and was going at a greater speed than 25 miles an hour The defendant made no at tempt to slow down to ten miles an hour or to a reasonable rate of speed, nor was the machine under control. The machine was on the wrong side of the road and the defendant failed to turn out.
 The machine struck the wagon driv- en by the plaintiff with great force and violence, Sheehan being thrown to the road The plaintiff received a fracture of the upper and lower left jaws, a severe wrenching of the spine, and a serious shock to his body. as the result of which he will be permanently injured.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-20
TOLD MEMS LEAGUE
 OF PARCELS POST.
Assistant Postmaster PeaIe Was the
 Speaker at Broadway Church.

The Mems League of Broadway Con- gregational church held one of the most largely attended aRd most inter esting sessions of its existence Tues day evening, the feature of the pro- gramme being an address on Parcels Post by Arthur L. Peale, President James Grierson occupied the chair and several new members were received. Chairman Amos A, Browning reported for the parish and invitation commit tees, and Chairman H, w. Gallup's re- port on plans of the boys work com mittee for the winter was read by a member of the committee,
 MT. Peale's address on the Parcels Post proved of much interest, and te illustrate his remarks he showed vari- ous maps and genes. At the close he answered many questions, and much interest in his tapio was evineed A rising vote of thanks was extended MT. Peale for his excellent address,
 Refreshments were served by cem- mittee of which Osten Ferguson was chairman, and a general social time was passed.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-20
WELCOME TO NEW
 Y. M. c. A. SECRETARY. To Be Given in New London-Norwich Officers to Be Invited.

Pastors of the New London churches and of the churches in surrounding towns will be invited to attend the welcome supper to be given Charles M Greene, The new general secretary of the New London Y. M. c. A., who comes Dec. 1. The welcome supper will be served at 6.30 the evening of Dec. 10, which was the date chosen for the reception to the new secretary.
 Several plans were proposed, but 1t was finally decided to give a supper and to have the reception follow. Pres ident James L. Case and General Sec retary Starkey of the Norwich asocia- ton will be invited.
 The plan of the supper and reception is to introduce Secretary Greene to New I,ondoners, and large number of invitations will be sent out.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-20
KILLED WHILE PREPARING
 DEMOCRATIC JoLLIFICATIoN.
Piece of Iron Blown Through Heart of
 Indiana Man,

Greentown, Ind, Nov. 1s.-Charles Scherer S4, was killed instantly today by piece of iron passing through his heart while he was experimenting with powder on an anvil preparatory to a democratic jollihcation here tonight.
 In an attempt to increase the noise Scherer had placed an iron ring on the anvil and then placed second anvil on top. He was 250 feet away at the time of the explosion, but the iron ring burst and piece of the metal passed almost through his body. To- nights celebration was cancelled. Five companions escaped injury,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-20

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