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Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-27
Who is Going and Coming Incidents, Accidcnts
 and Building in Three Counties,
FITCHVILLE
End of Successful Bazaar-Employe Get Five Per Cent. Increase in Pay Tramps Checkmated.

The three nights bazaar which open ed in Palmer hall last Friday evening for the benefit of St Johns church came to successful close Monday night. Each night there was an en- tertainment by local people, which was followed by dancing for which Learys orchestra of five pieces furnished mu- sic, Prof. Congdon prompting There was large attendance each evening" many from Norwich and Colchester being present
 Five Per Cent. Increase in Pay. When the employees of the Palmer Brothers company received their wages last Friday they found an in- crease of five per cent in their pay. Although an item in The Bulletin stat ed that the Palmer Brothers company had gwen an increase in wages. none of the local employees knew what the increase was until they received their pay Friday
 Given a Surprise.
 One day this week two Weary Will lies called at a local house about noon and asked for something to eat As the lady was very busy at the time getting dinner, she told them that she had no time to bother with them. The pair then informed her that they would call again after dinner and if they did not get anything they would know the reason why. True to their word they called again. but instead of finding a warm meal awaiting them they got a warm reception from a local constable who was waiting for them to return. They promised to leave Sown by the shortest way if they were not arrested and when given the chance they de- parted towards Lebanon.
 Repairing Road.
 First Selectman John H. Miner has hal the ,xoGd sCraper and a gang of men malsng repairs to the state road from the bridge near the mill to the Lebanon town line. This stretch of road has never before been put in such excellent condition as at present.
 Another promise of new road be- tween this place and Yantic to replace the old macadam road has been made by the state highway officials Although this time the information comes through the press, but little faith is placed in these promises Many are waiting to see the work started before they believe that the road is to be re- built
 News in General.
 X number of American families have moved their household goods from the block opposite St. Johns church to the new tenements on Maple avenue In a short time the remaining families will also move and the block will be occupied only by Polish people.
 Mr. and Mrs, Charles Powers and children of Chesterfield spent Sunday with Mrs Powers sister Mrs w. N. Chappel
 Mrs. Frances Kinkead has returned from visit with relatives in Provi- dence.
 Mrs. Daniel Mara of Lowell. Mass, has been spending a few days at the home of Mrs. Mary Nara.
 Miss Anna May Murphy of Norwich has been the guest of her cousin, Miss Mary E. NcCarty.
 Miss Anna OConnen, Miss Mary Fields and Mrs Lyons of Norwich Town were recent callers on relatives in town.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jeremiah Lynch of Norwich spent Sunday with Mrs. Lynchs sisters the Misses Fields.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-27
HANOVER
Auction at Wheeler Place-Plans for
 Conference May A.

Mrs Jonathan Lathrop of Norwich and Charles Chapman Of New Haven are guests of Mir. and Mrs William $. Lee.
 Mrs. Ernest Long Of Boston is visit ing at the home of James Eadie
 Aaron Morse of Boston is visiting friends near his old home
 Able to Leave Hospital
 Mrs. Charles Blackburn and her i'm fant daughter, Florence Elizabeth, have returned from Eackus hospital
 Miss Julia Babbitt and Master James Babbitt spent Sunday with rel atiyes in Montvile
 Rev. Hollis Campbell of Springfield was entertained over Sunday at the home of Senator and Mrs Angus Park Mrs Jane Abeard entertained Mrs AlansOn Fuller and son Howard and the Misses Hulda and Olive McKelvey of PoquetanucS last Sunday
 A good sized crowd attended the auction at Mrs Rose Wheelers Tues day. Stock and tools brought good prices.
 To Play at Baltic.
 The IT, 4. c. was defeated at Taft vile last Saturday by a score of 1O-4. This week they play the Clippers at. Baltic.
 Rev William G. Berkely of Little Compton, E. l.. will preach in Hanover Congregational church Sunday morn -, ing and afternoon
 The postpOred missionary meeting is to be held on Tuesday. April 20th. at the home of Mrs. James Tucker. Alter tine meeting the ladies will plan Tor the conference May 14th.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-27
NIANTIC
Knickerbocker Gong May Sound Again
 Village and Grove Interests.

The gong at the Knickerbocker Typewriter factory has ceased to note the time of day. It is reported the cessation of the gong is only temporary that when it begins again it will continue, and make Mantle a busy place of manufacture, thrift and in dustry.
 The W. c. T. U. met Thursday aft ernoon at Temperance chapel.
 Rev J. W. Knappenberger, pastor of the Congregational church, was in New Haven last week, attending the meeting of Yale divinity school, over 230 ministers from all parts of Con necticut and New England being in attendance
 MT. and Mrs. R. B. Gorton were in Lyme Wednesday.
 Cottagers Arriving.
 Dr. and Mrs. George NJ. Barrett, who have spent the winter with relatives in Hartford, have returned to their sum- mer place in Pine Grove:
 George W. Hill is working about the Wild Air property belonging to MT. and Mrs. R. O. Libby of New York.
 w. B. Ives of Meriden made a short visit to Mantle Wednesday,
 Mrs. Fannie Barrows, who has been a guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Porter at the Mantle house, left Wednesday for Hartford.
 Lincoln c. Luce spent Sunday with friends in Norwich and Stafford Springs.
 Frank Taylor left Friday for Boston to go on board the battleship New Jersey.
 George w. Miller of Hartford is vis- iting his sister, Mrs. Nehemiah Gates.
 Roy W. Morgan of New Haven has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. Percy Morgan.
 MT. and Mrs. E. A. Johnson have gone to Middetown for two weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert C. Burdick, who have spent the winter in Pine Grove, will leave some time next month for New London
 MT and Mrs. Frank Harris, Sr., have moved into the Cone tenement in Pennsylvania avenue.
 Miss Fannie Wright Rev. C. F. FL dredge l.. $. Munger and G. A. Gavi!t were in New London Monday evening, attending a lecture at Lyceum theater.
 Edward Proctor has entered the em- ploy of Stephen Bond at Black Point.
 AIr. and Mrs. H. P. Bullard have been entertaining their daughter, Miss Marian, from Hartford.
 Miss $. l.. D. Howard of Providence spent Sunday with her parents, MT. and Mrs James Howard.
 Miss Mary Weiss. teacher of the Nj antic school, 1has taken rooms at .he home of MT. and Mrs, Perry Saunders in Pennsylvania avenue.
 Stephen Dunstan left Tuesday for visit with relatives in Willimantic.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-27
MOOSUP
Comedy We'll Given at Theater-Ma
 sonic Burial for Joseph Lewis.

Miss Lizzie Miller and Miss Lila Howe of Packer were at the state hos pitaI in Norwich last Saturday to see a
 Mrs. Edw. St. John has been the guest of the Misses Millett the past week.
 Mrs. Lydia Butcher spent Wednes- day with Mrs. Hattie Kingsley in Plainfield.
 Harmidas Couture has purchased Sf the Maynard estate a lot of land and'.a building on Prospect street, and is hav- ing the building fitted up for his use.
 Mrs. Freeman of Sterling Hill has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Olin Potter
 The Thursday club meets with Mrs. C. D. Salisbury May 2d. Leaders, Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Salisbury.
 A special town meeting is called for Saturday next, May 4th.
 Comedy We'll Given.
 A comedy. The Prince of Liars, was given in Peoples theater Friday even ing under the auspices of the Arabian Nights Dramatic club. Following is the cast: Arthur Hummingtop, Harold Williams; Ralph Ormerod, Edwin Main; Joshua Gillibrand, Dana W. Pot ter; Dobson, Lewis Main; Mrs. Hum mingtop, Edith Flyers; Mrs Gilllbrand, Mrs. John C. Gallup; Rosa Columbia, Rose Seguin; Daisy Maitland, Annie Martin; Barbara, Serena Read. Church Interests.
 The Baptist pastor will speak Sun day morning on Genuine Religion. Sun day evening he will begin a series of sermons on Christ in Human Life.
 The Bible Study Circle meets this Saturday evening at the home of Charles F. Burgess.
 Rev. Dr. Roberts will preach on The New Birth-Tts Necessity, next Sunday morning.
 Next Wednesday evening the meet ing and social of the Epworth league will be held with MT. and Mrs. Rob erts, A special speaker in the inter ests of the league will be present.
 Given Masonic Burial.
 Monday afternoon the funeral of Jo- seph Lewis was held fror-, the home, Rev. Dr. Roberts officiating, Two hymns were sung by Miss Bragg and Mrs. Whitehead. There were floral pieces from the Masous, odd Fellows and friends Burial was at Evergreen cemetery, in charge of Masons.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-27
PENDLETON HILL

Moves Wheeler spent Monday night with his cousin, Walter Morgan of Mystic.
 Mrs. Hannah HiscoX of Jewett City has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Martin D. Chapman.
 Miss Winifred Palmer has returned to East Greenwich, after spending her vacation here.
 Mrs. Homer Kenney has been enter taining her aunt, Mrs. Irtis Maine of Westerly
 Mrs Irtis Maine has been spending a few days at c. D, Thompson s.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-27

amateur players who rendered The Teaser here a few years ago and were known as The Jolly Six, the farce re- quiring only SIX characters for it's presentation. held Q reunion at the home of Mrs. Herbert Sweet, who acted as their critic at the time the play was given. very pleasant evening was spent Whist was played and ice cream and cake were served. Those present were Mr and Mrs 0. l.. Puitz, Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Her bert Sweet, Misses Winifred J. Robin son, Mabel K. Moves, Gwendolyn Clark and Eva Brown and Messrs Christie II. Foster and Charles Fl. AbelL
 Graneers Defeated.
 The basketball game played in the town hall last Saturday evening be- tween the Grangers and Non-Grangers of the l.. A. C. resulted in a second victory for the Non-Grangers. Score, 20 to 15
 Church Services.
 The service at the First Congrega- tional church Sunday morning was conducted by Rev. Henry T. Arnold of Norwich Town. The Christian Endeav- or service was led by Miss Edla Will liams The topic was Perseverance, and the meeting was an excellent one.
 Tree Blown Down. A large ash tree in front of c. ds AbelPs residence was blown down by the high wind Tuesday noon. Charles Perkins is suffering with q severe attack of muscular rheumatism. Mrs. Katherine Sweet and Master Charles Sweet are guests of relatives at Stafford Springs.
 Miss Edla Williams was appointed delegate to represent the LeDanon Sun day school at tte district institute held at Goshen Congregational church on 1 Thursday. These district institutes are l held preparatory for the midyear coun- ty conference to be held at New Lon 1 don Tn Nay.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-27
ASHWILLETT

It is rumored that Mrs. $. Pugh has sold her farm in Voluntown to a New York purchaser.
 Otis Morgan is helping his brothsr- in-law. John Wilkinson, with his farming this season.
 Samuel D. Pierce and grandson Ed win are cutting wood for Andrew Ben nett this week.
 The rains keep the ground wet so it keeps the farmers back with blowing and planting.
 The local young people were after arbutus Sunday and found large uuan- tities in full bloom.
 Moves Eccleston of Rixtown was caliing on friends here Sunday after nOOn
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-27
FRANKLIN
Joel S. Ives Speaks at Congregational
 Church.

Joel ,. Ives Speaks at Congregatlonal
 Church.
 Miss Daisy Parker and Miss Ethel Harvey of New London were guests of MT. and Mrs. Hermon A. Gager Satur- day and Sunday.
 Miss Sarah Johnson of Windham, who has been spending the winter in Florida was calling on Mrs. Autoin- cite Hastings onN day the past week. Irving Capwell of New London spent Sunday at Lakeside farm
 Mrs. Robert o. Mitchell of Brattle- boro was calling on local relatives Sat urday.
 Mrs. Oliver |. Johnson of Norwich was the guest of Mrs. Antoinctte Hast ings and Miss Lydia Johnson one day the past week.
 Address by Hartford Speaker. Josel :. Ives of Hartford, treasurer of the Hcme Missionary society of Connecticut, spoke at the Congrega- tional church Sunday morning.
 Lavius A. Robinson and Master l.. Arad Robinson were in WilHmantic Saturday.
 $. N. Hyde has purchased a new pair of steers.
 Harry Rice has returned after spend Ing a short time with friends in South Lyme. He is employed by A. T. Gard ner So Go.
 Walter Havens was a recent Leb- anon visitor.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-27
LEFFNGWELL
Missionary Society Presents Gifts to
 Mrs. Champlin on S9th Birthday.

HiSSiOHdIy SoCleIy FreSsnLS 0iitS 10
 Mrs. ChamPIin on S9th Birthday.
 Mrs. George Bromley of Jewett City was a recent guest of MT. and Mrs. El- liott DoIbeare.
 William Gallup of Groton is visiting his daughter, Mrs. C. Thomas Lef- fingwell
 MT. and Mrs. George Sheldon and Mrs. Brink of East Great Plain spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Forrest Leffngwell
 Mrs. John Brittin, Raymond Brittin and Miss Carrie Brittin of Norwich, who attended the party at Mir. and Mrs. Austin Rathbun's last week Fri day, were their guests over night
 Miss Florence Taylor, who has been spending two YOnths at her former home in Ridgeteld, and surrounding towns, returned last week.
 Missionary Moe1ing.
 The monthly missionary meeting was held with Mrs. Elliott DOlbeare at the usual time Wednesday afternoon The following interesting programme was carried out: Singing, He Saves Me. Scripture reading John 15; prayer by Rev. J. G. Ward: report of secretary; reading, Is My Name Written There Mrs. DOlDeare; Was It I our Handr Mrs. Ambrose Sullivan reading, A Visit to New York, Mrs. Frank Tyler; singing. Count Your Blessings; poem, What Shall the Year Be? Mrs T. C.. Leffingwell; April Letter. Mrs. J. c.. Ward. reading Burpe, the Burglar, Mrs. Charles Ellis; Living and Work ing Amid Obscuiity. Mrs. Austin Rath- bun; reading. the BumptoWn Donation Party, Mrs. Thomas Peabody; singing, Blesesd Assurance, closing the meet ing. The attendance was 29, and the collection amounted to S5.52. Mrs. Ward in behalf of the members pre- sented Mrs. Champlin, mother of Mrs. Dolbeare, an Easter lily. carnatins and some fruit it being her S9th birth day. She had many other gifts and a postcard shower. Mrs. Champlin is very active for her age, and pieces many beautiful quilts.
 Entertained by NewIyweds.
 Last week Friday evening Mir. and Mrs. Austin Rathbun were given a ser enade by about sixty of their friends and nelghbors. They were invited in and a delightful time followed. Dancing was enjoyed and cake and cocoa were served.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-27
NORTH LYME

Mrs. Mary Fosdick has returned from six weeks visit in New Rochelle, N Ya and with Harry Clark will soon occupy her old home on tue corner near the church
 Mrs. William Sisson was in Hartford Saturday
 w. NJ. Sisson, Jr. was in Ivoryton Saturday, when he left his automobile for repairs.
 Nr and Mrs. \. S. Strong were in Norwich Wednesday
 Mrs. Erwin Rogers is caring for Mrs. Eugene I-efdngweH. who has been ill the past Weel.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-27
NORTH STONINGTON
Sale of ParteIo Farm-Granqe Mem
 bership Increased.

Rev. C. A. Northrup sf Norwich Town occupied the pulpit of the Con gregational church Sunday as a vaca- tion supply.
 For some reason the Baptist church was not opened for worship Sunday.
 Charles C. Gray and Lyle c. Gray are reported in Florida after a some what rough passage down the coast
 Mrs. W. H. HilIard entertained the Ladies society of the Baptist church Wednesday,
 Amos A. Browning of Norwich was in town Thursday.
 A family named Perkerman from New York has bought the farm of William Ii. Partelo and taken posses sion.
 large class of new members were admitted to full membership in the grange Friday evening
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-27
New kOndon County
GALES FERRY
LsSal Attendants at Ledyard Grange Meeting-Titanic Memorial Service.

LeSsl Attendants at Ledyard Grange
 Meeting-Titanic Memorial Service.
 Members of Ledyard grange from the Ferry, Miss Mabel Smith. Tracy smith, Rufus Eurlbutt and K. Irving Hurl- butt, were at the rollcan and supper at Ledyard Center Saturday evening. Misses Iva and Winnie Bartlett, mem bers Ci MJnuville grange, also attended, remaining as guests of Miss smith over Saturday night and Sunday
 Altering Village Property.
 Architect Be7ue of NatertoWn, \. l., who was employed here last fall iu making alterations at the A. C. Risdon property in the village, return cd on Tuesday evening to complete the work.
 Aliss Laura Perkins returned We'd nesdav from @ few days stay at the home of her brother R. If. Perkins, in New London.
 Mrs. Richard Latimer and daughter, Mss Sarah, spent Thursday as guests 1f Mrs Latimers sister, Mrs. EdW1n keeney. in New London.
 AIr. and Mrs. Nathan A. Gibbs, with daughters, Misses Natalie and Mary Gibbs, arrived at their home ir- the vil- lage this week after spending the win ter months in Norwich.
 Mrs Martha Moves, who has been spending some ume with her niece, Mrs. P. l.. Norman, at Allyn's Point, returned tO the Point Thursday morn lng from a weeks stay at her home In Mystic.
 Mrs. William Brooks Of Hartford is yisItng reiftiyes in the village
 Memorial for Titanic's Dead.
 y-rr.r..--- ir..,.,.ts-4,,, ,.,,l7,,ta7 d memorial service VT those lost on the Titanic at the M. D. church Sun- day morning. Miss Grace Chapman sang the solo Crossing the Bar at the ohertory.
 Mrs. Lydia Maynard of Allyn's Point has removed her household goods from that place to the Ferry this week, hay- ing purchased the J. F. Hazler house in the village Mrs. Maynard has been spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Ellen Satterlee while attending to the removal of her household furnish ings
 Mrs. Joab Rogers of New London was a visitor at her summer home on Monday.
 Mrs. Lucius Brown of Norwich and Mrs. E. H. Tracy of New London were visitors this week at the home of their uncle. Moves B. Allyn
 Mrs. r. A. Aplin of Mount Vernon, W. r.. was a visitor at her home here the first of the week, remaining as the guest Of Mrs. Delphine Fish over Tuesday night.
 Miss Annette Hurlbutt returned re- gently from two weeks visit with her sisters. the Misses Alice and Georgian ma Hurlbutt in New York.
 Albertus Dean. who is employed on the tug Aquidneck, visited his grand parents. Mir. and Mrs, George F. Dean, on Sunday
 Mrs. Dephiue Fish and Mrs. Harlan Newbory attended Thursday the an nual meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolution dt Westerly.
 To Build New House
 Rowland II. Perkins of New London vas in the village Monday afternoon, Ftaking out the foundations for the new house which he is soon to erect gu the N. B. Allyn place for Miss Caroline Freeman of Mount Vernon, <. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-27
LAUREL GLEN

Walter James and family were call- CTS at William V. Ayery's Of Hopkin- ton City last Sunday.
 Hattie Eva White spent Satur- day and Sunday at her home here
 Charles Wheeler was a visitor at his brother Eugene's. at Hopldnton CitJ, Sunday
 Mrs Dwight Main was in Westerly Wednesday,.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-27
CLASGO
Illustrated Lecture on Life of Christ Sunday School to Be Reorganized.

MT and Mrs. Elmer c. Hall returned Sunday evening from New York.
 The lecture and moving pictures of the Life of Christ Sunday evening in St. Anns church was well attended.
 Mrs William Billings, Jennie and Gilbert Billings were week end guests of Mrs. A. Ray Button.
 Rev, R. c. Jacobs was Sunday guest of R. H. Young.
 Walter c. Burdick's team brought Rev J. Thompson's goods from Nor wich Town, Friday.
 The Epworth league Sunday evening was well led by the pastor.
 Rev. R. C. Jacobs. a former pastor. was present and gave an interesting talk.
 Misses Daisy and Elsie Lord, Mabel Blanchard and Mrs. lift attended the C. E. convention in Jewett City Friday evening, MT. Bitgood taking them over in his automobile.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-27
MOHEGAN
Supper and Entertainment-Personal
 Items.

Supper and Entertanment-Personsl
 Items.
 There was a good number at the Sunday evening services.
 Mrs Albert Fielding of New Lon don was a visitor in Mohegan the first of the week
 Bnrill H. Fielding of New London was the guest Sunday of Mir. and Mrs. F. C. Fowler
 Edwin F. Fowler was in New Lon don Sunday
 Roger Dolbeare is home for a few days.
 Mir. and Mrs. Potter of Norwich were guests of Mrs. Matthews Sunday Mrs Griffin of Groton was the guest of Alr. and Mrs. Hunter the first of tho week
 The ladies held their supper and en- tertliument Thursday eaening.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-27
Kinq Farm Sold.
YAWBUX VALLEY

Miss Annie Eeegau was a visitor at Westerly Tuesday
 James D. Miner lost one of his nice pair of horses which he purchased two weeks ago in Norwich
 Mrs. Chester S. Main spent Wednes- day with friends in Westerly.
 Mrs. Alonzo Maine called on her sis ter. Mrs. Charles Champlin, at her home, near Westerly, Tuesday
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-27
LEBANON
Local Granqers Attend Pomona Meet
 ing-JoIly Six Holds Reunion.

Mir. and Mrs. Otto l.. Pultz. Mrs. Noe man Pultz, Mir and Mrs, Fred N. Fay Tor, MT. and Mrs. o. D. Fuller. Mrs. Frank Redwood and Christie II. Eos ter, all members of Lebanon grange, attended the meeting of New London County Pomona held with Groton grange on Thursday of last week.
 Reunion of Jolly Six.
 on Friday evening of last week the
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-27
GILEAD
Grange Confers Degrees and Enjoys
 Supper.

ONPpSTs
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Gilbert and daughter of Cambridge, Mass, visited the formers mother, recently. Miss Ethel L. Hills is attending the South Manchester high school. Miss Mabel Perry has gone to her home in PerTyville, R. l., for a vaca- tion.
 Mrs. Mary c. Gilbert recently enter tained her son, Ralph Gilbert of Cam bridge, Mass, and her brother, Myron Davis of Stafford
 The Ladies' Aid society met at the parsonage Wednesday afternoon.
 Degrees Conferred. The third and fourth degrees were conferred at the grange meeting Fri day evening, after which a supper was served.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Banks Jones visited friends in Wililmantic Wednesday. Myron R. Gilbert is attending the commencement exercises at Mt. Her mon.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-27
EAST COLCHESTER
Road Repsirs-Big Trout Caught

Road Repalrs-Blq rout Caught.
 James Mason of Lebanon was iu thif place recently and bought a yoke Of oxen.
 The spring rains are causing g poor condition of thc roads William But ton and C. A. Kramer have blasted some large boulders on one road in re- pairing it.
 Trout fishermen are having good luck, one party returning with a hask- ct of seven averaging nearly a pound in weight
 John Allen has sold his wood lot O lumhermau, who is to saw tho lum- bcr soon.
 James Hancock is visiting hit aranddaughters, Mrs Walden and Mr- Church of BOzrahvillc.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-27
HAMBURG
Rev R. M. Oakes Gives Lecture on
 Montana.


 John Tiffany and daughter. Rachel, were callers at S. Y. JeWett's Sunday Robert Applebee of old Lyme was on Lord Hill the first of the week. MT. and Mrs. Willard Anderson were New London visitors Wednesday. William Wigs of New Haven, who has been working on the Harding house, was called home Monday by the illness Of his wife.
 Lecture on Montana. The Rev, R M. Oakes gavt very interesting lecture Tuesday evening ou Montana
 Arthur Bunncll of Norwich was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. Stiles Ely over Sunday.
 Miss Edna Ely was a caller here ou Sunday.
 Mr, and Mrs Frank Gage and Miss Tessie Harding of Norwich spent Sun day with their parents in Sterling City.
 Mrs. William Pentz went to Boston the first of tho week
 William Otis is working for thc S. N F. Telephone Co.
 MT and Mrs. Clarence Daniels of Deep River spent Sunday with friends in Old Hamburg.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-27
HARDLY ABLE TO
 WALK.
T Took Perma and It Has
 Done Wonders for Me"

Mrs. M. P. Curry, P. Q. E O x. 615, Petersbu g. Ills writes @f have been
 roubled with
 internal ca
 arrh sin C e
 ny girlhood. and was sick in bed three III Q n ( h 8
 When I was able to get uD I " as SO " Q a k and thin ] couA hardly waR What J ate d 1 s a z reed with me. ' had stomach an d liver trouble, and
 my feet and limbs were swollen SO | could scarce ly drag around.