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Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-20
SOUTH WINDHAM
ChiIdren's Day Exereises-Thres Lo- cal Men Going to Kansas fer Wheat Harvesting.

The Children's day exercises of the Congregational Sunday school were held Sunday afternoon at o'clock and We're well attended. The music and recitations were exceIlently reD- dered under the direction of MITE. AL fred Card and Miss Iva Adams. The beautiful decorations consisted of laur rel, daisies. syringas. peonies and by other members of her committed, was in charge of the decorations. Following the exercises there was @ short address by the pastor. Rev. Maurice R. Plumb.
 Mrs. Hatfield and MT. Ives were called to Cornwall the past week to attend the funeral of a cousin
 MT. and Mrs. Harris Ecclestone mo- tored to Norwich Wednesday evening to attend the thirieth anniversary of Hope Rebekah lodge.
 Mrs. Clarence Avery and two chfl- dren hove been spending the week with Mrs. Avery's mother at Uncss- vile.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Grimes of Brain tree, Mass: were calling on South Windharn friends Wednesday.
 Miss Lillie and Miss Carrie Hatch arc spending their vacation at Niantic grove.
 Home from the Beach.
 MT. and Mrs Walter Hoxie returned Saturday from South View, where lHcy ndQ Deen SpenOlnB a lew Q2yB.
 The town graduates of the different schools for this year are Miss Mabel Clinton from Willimantic Normal school, Miss Ruth Keller, Miss Grace Lewis, Miss Elsie Ericsson, Miss Hat, tie Lewis and Fred Clinton from Wfnd- ham High school Royal Slate from Natchaug school and Miss Celeste Backus. Miss Lillian Cht1ds, Alfred Doubleday, Raymond Healey. Alfred Beckwith and Homer Chamser5ain from the Windham school
 Mrs. James Williams of RSahester is visiting her son, Charles Maynard.
 Going to Kansas.
 Fred Clinton. Arthur Colbert and Percy Scribner, with four others from Willimantic, leave Monday for KaS- sas, where they will join the increas- ing number or young men who will wheat crop of the state.
 Mrs. W. c. Card was in New LAn- don Wednesday
 Walter Hoxie returned to his fork at Greeneville Monday after three weeks illness.
 Mrs. Airline ScofieId. of Mystic, is the guest of Mrs. Walter Backus.
 Mrs. Stanton Is spending a few weeks at her grandson's cottage at Sound View.
 The graduating exercises of South' Windham school were held Thursday morning at 9-3o and consisted of mu- sic, recftattons, dialogues and essays by members of the upper grades. Miss Renshaw, principal, presented the d. plomas to the graduating class. Ray mond Healey of the class in a fery words presented Miss Renshaw a silk umbrella as token of their regard.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-20
ROAD SOCIETY

Granssrs Attend Ledyard Meeting
 Norwich Singer at Local Church
 Miss Martha Williams has resigned as organist at the church.
 Mrs. Joseph Couch of New York was at church Sunday.
 Miss Lucy Billings is at home for the summer vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. John Mcdonald of Providence were at Mrs. Eliza P. Noyes over Sunday.
 Lydia Horton has gone to Mysoic to live with MT and Mrs John Allyn.
 Miss Abby Williams, Mrs. Stephen Palmer, Mrs. Seth N. Williams. Mrs. Fanny Williams. Mrs. Dmmefne Allen and Miss Gsace D Wheeler attended the meeting of the Mystic, Groton and stontnston and Westerly chapter D. A. R held at the home of Mrs. William 6egar, Monday afternoon.
 Afforded Pomona Meeting.
 A number from here went to Led yard to Pomona Grange meeting with fhe Ledyard grange on Thursday Miss Grace D. Wheeler had a paper on the programme.
 Courtland York is i'll.
 Arthur e. Wheeler was at Nor Gich, Thursday.
 Ali the rural schools closed this week.
 MT. and Mrs. N. Stanton Gates o4 New York attended the golden we'd han at Mystic. Mrs Phebe Ford was klso present.
 Mfr. and Mrs. c, A. Golden of wes- 1erfy, R. L, MT. and Mrs. T. l.. Green 0ud MT. and Mrs. Ned Gavitt and 2tstsr Miss Gavftt of Narragansett Pier were Sunday guests of R. c Wheeler at Locustdale Farm.
 Norwich Singer Heard.
 Mrs. Allen ". Harvey has been en- teftaiuang her sister Miss Smith and hEfA Fierce of Norwich Town. In church Sunday morning Mrs. Pierce sang rAcs to Face, the audience was charmed with her full, rich voice.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-20
CHAPLIN
Entertaining Exercises on Children's and Flag Day-James Healy's Fu- neral,

The largest congregation of the sea- son attended the Children's and Flag Day service at the church last Sun day at II o'clock. The exercises won praise for the children and those who trained them
 During the service two little ones were baptized, children of Mir and Mrs. Samuel c. Chapman and Mir and Mrs. August Mattern.
 Rev. H. c. Mcknight gave an ad- dress. The decorations were a fea- ture and many flags were displayed. The large number present enjoyed the varied and pleasing programme.
 Work on State Road.
 Work on the piece of state road north for about a half mile from the paper mill is being pushed by Con tractor Caldwell When completed this will be the best improvement in the line of state road in toYn and ap- preciated by the travelling public. . Funeral of James HeaIy.
 The funeral of James Healy, g. who died at his home Tuesday morning of arterio selerosis was held at the house Thursday at 1 D. m. Rev. H. C. Nc Knight, pastor of the Congregational church conducted the service. Burial was in the North cemetery. Provf- dence. R. I. James Healy was born in Providence. R. l., May z. 1S41, the son of Angell P. and Abbie Hines Healy. He was a soldier and was a member of Co. E, 11th Rhode Island infantry. He was a carpenter by trade and has lived in town about five years, coming from Eastford. He is survived by his wife. who was Eliza A. Snow.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-20
SOUTH KILLlNGLY
Insz Dean Wins Prize for Wild Flow
 CTS Collected.

Miss Bfyrta Doane is visiting friends in Hopedale Mass. She will attend the commencement exercises of the Hopedale High school.
 Childrens day was observed in the church Sunday morning. A large au- dience listened to the pleasing pro- gramme
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Leonard and daughters were week end visitors at G. R. Barlow's.
 Miss Gertrude Hall who has been visiting A. E. Halls has gone to Oak Bluffs.
 Mrs. Charles Spaulding of Paw tucket, R. l.. has been visiting her sister. Mrs. G. w Barlow.
 Alexander Burdick, formerly of this place called on local friends Wednes- day.
 Mir. and Mrs. 4. E. Hall. Mrs. P. II. Coffey. Miss Beatrice Coney and Her man Barlow, motored to Greene, R. L, Tuesday.
 Received Prize.
 fnez Doane received the prize of fered by the teacher of the local schecl for the largest collection ef wild
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-20
New London County
 NLANTIC
Infant 6aptized-Equipment Arrives
 For State Camp Ground.

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 Men from New London employed by the Southern New England Telephone Company were in the village the first of the week putting up poles and gtringing telephone wires to the freight depot where telephone has been in stalled which has been needed for a number of years.
 Daniel Cleveland Barker the infant son of MT. and Mrs Walter G. Barker, was baptized by Rev. J. William Knap- penberger. pastor of the Congregation al church at the morning service last
 Take Beach Cottage.
 MT. and Mrs. Leon P Brown and sons who have been passing the win ter at the Benton residence have taken a cottage at Crescent Beach, for the
 Paul Callendar of Waterbury has opened his cottage at the Grove for a short stay.
 Thomas Beardow of willimantic is visiting his brother. Grover Bearlow at Pine Knoll.
 Mrs. James Hare.ey of Mentville a former resident of the village was in town Tuesday renewing aequaintances. Sheldon Munger has entered the employ of T. J. Hial
 George Shef1ott Is carting supplies from his storehouse to Pine Grove, where he intends to open a store dur ing the summer mdnths.
 Mrs. Jefferson and daughter of Hartford, summer residents of the Grove. spent Sunday at the Eager cot tage.
 The Reed and Miller families from Brooklyn have arrived at the Grove for the summer.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Burdick of New London are occupying their cottage in the Pines.
 Frederick Miller of Bean Hill has ar rived at the home of his sister, Mrs. Nehemiah Gates for lengthy visit
 Mir and Mrs. Gurdon B. Coates and daughters Eleanor and Marjorie, of Hartford spent the weekend with Capt. and Mrs. Nelson J. Huntley-
 Frank Matthews of Hartford a sum- mer resident of the Grove spent Sun day with his mother, Mrs. George Matthews in the Pines.
 Mrs. Annie H. Bronson and sister, Miss Fife Haynes have returned to their home in Mantle after spending some time at their bungalow at the Grove.
 J. Percy Morgan entertained his sister, Mrs. Lucy Miner from Lyme, Wednesday.
 Military Equipment Arrives.
 A large quantity of camp earipage F. A. Beckwith has men and teams carting 1t to the military field.
 Caretaker John c. Howard of the Dr. McCook estate is putting the grounds in order for the family who are expected to arrive the last of the month.
 Bert P. Beckwith was in New Haven Tuesday, attending the baseball game. He made the trip in his car.
 Lawrence Elroy Spencer of Col chester is the guest of Mrs. A. B. Spencer.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-20
MONTvILLE
Religious Interests-Enioyabie Con- cert by Norwich Muslcians-oo-t to- Church Sunday.

Sunday morning in the Union Bap- tist church the pastor, Rev. George c. Chappell. will speak. In the evening at the | o'clock service Judge John H. Barnes of Norwich will deliver an ad- dress on Friendship
 Miss Charlotte Simpson, who has returned to her Wallingford home after teaching two years at Palmer Memo i rial. has been engaged to teach next year in New Haven. Miss Wilbur Spoke. and Sang. Childrens exercises were given in the Union Baptist church Sunday morning. Miss Carrie Viola Wilbur made a fine address in the evening. on The Christian Soldier. Miss Wilbur also sang.
 Miss Edna Viner, who has taught one year at Palmer Memorial. returned to her home Saturday afternoon. Miss Viner expects to return next fall for another year.
 Go-to- Church Sunday.
 It was Go-to-Church Sunday at the Lakes Pond Baptist church last Sum day, June A. Rev. George c. Chappell conducted the. services at 2.45, taking for his subject The Gates of Zion. Miss May Chappe1 sang solo, Miss Minnie Chapel sang a solo, and Miss Chappell. Miss Chapel and Mir Chap pell sang a trio. The pulpit was beau tifully decorated with laurel. ferns and daisies.
 Misses Marion Henry and Carrie G. Wood were graduated from the Nor wich Free Academy Tuesday. There will be Childrens consecra- tion service at the Union Baptist church at an early date.
 Norwich Musicians Please.
 Prof. c. D. Geer and double male quartette, Miss Marion Kimbal, so- prano, and Mrs. c. D. Geer. piano ac- companist, gave delightful and greatly appreciated concert in the Un- ion Baptist church Wednesday even ing at s o'clock Miss Kinball will sing again on some Sunday morning in the fall.
 A large party attended the Norwich Free Academy graduation exercises Tuesday afternoon. Misses Marion Clara Henry and Carrie Gordon Wood were graduated.
 Miss Carrie Viola Wilbur of Norwich will speak at the prayer meeting in Union Baptist church Thursday even ing, July 2. H. H. Spooner will speak at temperance rally Sunday evening, July 19.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-20
Windham County WARRENV1LLE
Motor Trip of 3s4 MiIes-Durkee.
 Grisgs Marriage.

William Hewlett of Burnside, is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. E. l.. James.
 School closed June 10th. Miss Jean nette Woodbury the teacher, has re- turned to her home in North Adams, Mass.
 R. H. Wright and little granddaught- CT. have been visiting in Waterbury, Conn.
 MT. and Mrs. David Mathewson and MT. and Mrs. w c. Brown enjoyed a SS4 mile trip Monday in MT. Mathew sons new car. They visited Stafford Springs, Conn, Springfield, and Pitts field, Mass, and Albany, N. Y.
 Mrs. L. A. Baker and Mrs R. O. Baker and daughter visited relatives in New York, recently.
 Durkee Grisgs.
 Milton L. Durkee and Jessie M. Griggs were married June 17th, at the home of Olir Griggs in Westford. Rev. P. s. Collins of North Ashford, per formed the ceremony. After the cere- money the young couple left on a short wedding trip. Upon their return they will reside fin this village where they have a little home ready to re- ceive them.
 Children's day was observed in this village as usual, by a fine programme by the children and choir.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-20
THROWN FROM CARRIAGE.
Experience of Postmaster and Wife at
 Funeral.

Rev. T. A. Turner conducted the fu- neral services of Addburt Otis Lyon, aged Is. at the Morse Neighborhood, Wednesday afternoon. The young man died from pneumonia at Day-Kimball hospital, Monday, after an illness of four days. MT. Turner had a hired team and while going to the ceme. cry near the Pratt schoolhouse, the axle to the carriage broke, the wheels sep erGting from the vehicle. MT. and Mrs Turner were not injured, but were obliged to return with friends who at- tended the funeral. Mir. Turner re- gently sprained his ankle but is able to walk short distance.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-20
RAWSON

Mrs. E. Whitehouse was in Abing- ton, Wednesday.
 Mrs. E. Berggren and Mrs Louise Anderson were Willimantic visitors re- cently.
 The Union school closed Tuesday, June 18th.
 J. J. Fitzgerald and son, Edward. spent Sunday with relatives in Brook lyn.
 Mrs. F. D. Cook and children moved to town recently.
 Miss Marian Hammond was in Will iinnantie Thursday
 Frank Phillips has purchased an- other pair of horses,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-20
THOMPSON
w. C. T. U. Flower Meeting-EIeotric
 Sprayer To Combat Elm Beetles.


 Judge Munyan Oscar Munyon, and Miss Sarah Munyon, attended the fu- neral of friend in Providence, We'd nesday.
 William Covell of Providence has purchased Sunset Hill Farm, where he repairs.
 The W. c. T. U. had its annual Flower Meeting, Friday with Miss Edith Logee.
 Mrs. Moore and children are spend ing a week at Short Beach while MT. Moore attends Yale commencement exercises
 Preacher From Webster.
 Rev H. S. Filmer of Webster will preach Sunday afternoon, June 21st. at three o'clock in the Quinebaug New Boston Union Chapel.
 Mrs. Sarah Truesdale is the guest of her brother, Arthur Mills.
 Miss Fidler, the guest of Mrs. Ar thur Mills. rendered the solo last Sun day morning at the Congregational church, "Still. Still with Thee" Miss Ffdler has an unusually rich con- tralto voice and her singing was much enjoyed.
 The strawberry festival at the Con gregational church was well attended.
 Spraying the Films.
 Under the auspices of the Village Improvement Society an electric spray CT has been at work on the Hill this week spraying the elms of which Thompson is justly proud.
 Miss Myrtice Kingsbury of Torring- ton has come to her summer home here for her vacation.
 Edgar Olney is able to be out after an attack of illness
 The public school closed this week The teacher, Mrs. Armstrong, leaves soon for Michigan where she will spend the summer
 Mrs. Marshall is spending the sum- mer in the West with her husband. who has gone out on real estate bus mess.
 Mrs. Julia Converse and Miss Ella Ballard return next week from Dav- enport. Iowa, where they have been visiting MT. and Mrs. John Ballard
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-20
ASHFORD
Eli Weeks To Move Back From Abins-
 ton-Lawn Festival.


 ton-Lawn Festival. George Griggs' aunt whom he had not seen for forty years is visiting him.
 Eli Weeks, who recently moved to Abingdon. has bought the house va cated by Dr. H. H. Converse and is soon to move into it.
 Rev. Frank Chamberlain visited his sister. Mrs. Jerry Moffit of Southbridge, on Wednesday and was in Oxford also. Darwin Clark is building an addition to his house.
 Lawn Entertainment.
 There was an entertainment We'd nesday night on the lawn at the home of Welcome Davis. Rev. P. S. Collins exhibited one hundred lantern slides. Cake and ice cream were for sale. Mrs. Anne Lincoln is the guest of Mrs. Frank Chamberlain.
 The NJ. F. Sunday school holds pie nic today Saturday, at Crystal Lake. Louva Miller is the guest of her sis ter Mrs. Charles Clark.
 Rev. J. R. Miller was in town one day this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-20
ONECO

Mrs. Charles Tyler spent Tuesday on the farm with her mother. Mrs, Susan Rathbun.
 w. E.. Mumford has moved his fam fly to Oneco from Washington, R. l.
 There will be a ChiIdren's concert in Oneco M. F. church, Sunday even ing at 7.3o.
 s. Brewin and James Smith have gone to Albany to work
 Fred Holt has purchased an auto mobile. Munroe Kenyon runs it.
 John Bussy is working in the Paper mill and occupies David Kenyon's tenement.
 The Ladies' Aid society met in the town hall Wednesday afternoon.
 Rev. w E. Newton and family are at Walden Vt.
 c. D. Whitford was in Providence Wednesday
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-20
WESTMINSTER
Rev. s. M. Andrews to Preach as Cam didate-FareweIl Sermon of Rev. w. H. Raymond

Rev. s. NJ Andrews of Shawmut, Mass, will preach in the Congrega- tional church at Westminster Sunday June 21. and also on the 2Sth, as a candidate for the pastorate MT. An drews was pastor of the church at Willington. Conn, for sixteen years.
 Mrs. A. Ropp has returned to New York after a short visit to her farm.
 Term Closes With Picnic.
 Vacation has begun. The school at Gay Head had a fine picnic wednes . day at La Chappelie grove given the youngsters by Miss Pope, teacher.
 Miss Elizabeth Slavery teacher of the Westminster school has returned to her home In Springfield, Mass.
 The Ladies, Aid society of-ths Con.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-20

gregational church met with Mrs. Co., 1umbus Smith on Tuesday afternoon. A delightful luncheon was served by the ladies.
 A doctor from Baltic was hurriedly summoned Monday. to attend the Row, W. H. Raymond, who was thought to be seriously i'll. but who is rapidly rs- covering.
 Farewell Sermon.
 A good sized congregation listened to the farewell sermon of Rev. w, Harrison Raymond Sunday morning last, from Acts Is. In the evening Deacon Barstow led the Endeavors meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-20
dARK's FALLS

Mrs. Richard Mssne. Mrs. Belva Maine and Mrs. Herbert Bill attended the funeral of Avery Brown at Miner church.
 Edward Halton and friends of Prov 3dence were guests of R. D. Maine Wednesday. They enjoyed trout fish, ing and caught a good string.
 The state road is nearly finished. The men are at work on the bridge at Allen Wheeler corners, short dis tance west of the village.
 Alfred M. Clarke and Charles Palmer were appraiHng the property of the late Clark B. Maine Thursday. John B. Perry Is administrator.
 E. P. Chapman was in Westerly Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-20

SHt3rGu 1dy S6fVtCG3-FdStOF , Wife from Norwich to Preach at Baptist Church.
 Enjoyable Children's day services were held in both churches Sunday. In the Congregational church Jerrald Dwight. son of Mir. and Mrs. Everett D. Benjamin. and Leona Anna, dauzh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zundell, were baptized.
 Woman to Preach.
 Rev. L. L. Holmes. pastor of the Baptist church. being absent. Mrs. Strouse, wife of Rev. George HI. Strouse. will preach at Baptist church Sunday.
 The conference o1 churches wIN be held in Newent church next Wednes- day.
 Several from here attended the graduating exercises at the Wheeler school Thursday evaning. Miss Helen Hall. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Kellogg Ha1l was ono of the graduates. Miss Carrie Wilbur of Norwich will conduct services at the Congregational church Sunday.
 Miss Phebe Shefield closed her sssssI Friday watA . picnic for the
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-20
ASI4WILLETT

My. and Mrs. FIoyd Russell enter tAkned relatives from Old Mystic 2 eew days last week.
 ATs- Ohland and Julius Wolfram of RiKtewn were calling on friends at 2e NorthWsst corner Sunday after noon.
 HorAfzo S. Pierce has finished work - h the mfd at G4asgo.
 A T1rgs &utotxuck with lead of men went through here Sunday from Old Mystic to Vefuntown.
 Fhs ratn of Tuesday morning laid the dust and watered many gardens that needed it.
 The local school closed this week far tha summer vacation.
 Farmers ere hceing their gardens.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-20

the week in Providence
 The degree teams of Putnam grange worked the third degree on a class of twelve at Senexet last Monday night.
 There will be dinner for the AL umni of Woodstock academy, June 20, at Lakeside.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-20
SOUTH CANTERBURY

MT. and Mrs. Samuel T. Cooper. of Brooklyn, and Mrs. Lizzie Gardam. of Brooklyn, N. T., were guests of Nh. and Mrs. Levi N. Clark, Saturday and Sunday.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles E. Waldo, were guests Tuesday of MT. and Mrs. Nelson J. Lyons.
 Mrs. George F. Tiliinghast, was the guest of her daughter Mrs. George l. Wheeler Jr., Tuesday.
 The highways in the south part of the town are being repaired under the supervision of Edward E. Barrows.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-20
dARK'S CORNERS

Mrs. Mart4r Navin has beon enter taining her niece.
 Mrs. ". q, Oliver has returned from cera Hill of Paterson. N. J., over Fri day.
 Clinton Olives has returned from Connecticut Agricultural college.
 Ar. and Airs: F. ". Martin visited RR aAa APs. 6Ffaz Wlttsr Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-20
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

Raymend Shields is homo from Brown for few days.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. R. seraton were in rroviaenco one day this week.
 Many from this place attended the linen and tin shower given to Miss ISttie Howard and George Spalding, by Mrs.. c. Field at her home.
 Mrs. washhurr of Boston is home fer gFaduatiAn.
 i, Miss AAuds Scranton is spending
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-20
NORTH SITE "-G

August Wilson has gone to New York state for few weeks. to run the boat he had charge Of for many years.
 Browns steam saw mill has began operations on the Pillett woodlot- The prospect for the favorite blue cherries is rood this season.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-20
EAST WOODSTOCK
First Officer Stone on First Steamer Through Canal = Accident at . Funeral.

Dr. E. R. Pike and wife are enter taining relatives of the former.=ss
 J. E. Chiid's family of Putnam are to occupy Miss Julia Mays cottage ,his summer. MT. Child will spend the week-ends in town.
 On First Steamer Through Canal.
 Mrs. c. H Potter's brother, MT. Stone was on the first steamer to go through Gatum Locks of the Panama Canal. MT Stone is first officer ranking next to the captain. The vessel was the Allinaca. -.
 Baptisms on chiidren's Day.
 A very pleasing children's concert was given at the Congregational church Sunday at three o'clock under the di- rection of Misses Alton and White. The decorations were laurel and potted plants. Old Glory was draped across the pulpit platform. Preceding the concert several children were baptized. Mrs. Ellen Cox Hubbard united with the church on confession of faith. The attendance was large.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-20
POMFRET CENTER.
Town to Celebrate It's Two Hundredth
 Anniversary in the Fall.

The committee of the fair and pa geant to be given by the Pomfret Neighborhood association met Tues day evening to arrange for the pro- gramme of the celebration of the 2o0th anniversary of the settlement of Pom fret
 The pageant last autumn was a great success and plans are being per fected to have a larger and better eel ebration this autumn.
 Congressman Grosvenor of Ohio. and others will be present ond it will be an Old Home Week.
 Miss Euretta c. Grosvenor is att tending the reunion of her class at Ashburnham, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-20
Coughs and ceIds Weaken the sy.s..

Coughs and Cebds Weaken the System.
 Continued coughs, colds and bron- chial troubles are depreas4nx and weaken the system. Loss sf weight and appetite generally foIiew. Get a 60c bottle of Dr. Kings New Discover today. It will stop your cough. Tsa drat dose helps. The best medicins for stubborn cough2 colds and all throat and fung troubles MT. O. H. Brown. Muscatfne. Ala. writes: My wife vas sick during the hot ssznnaar months end honestly believe DE. Ktngas New Discovery saved her Me- GSol fer
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-20
PRESTON

children's Day serviees-Pastor's Wife from Norwich to Preach at
 Baptist Church.