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Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
ToIIand County
COLUMBIA
Rev. =. M. RoIlistcr Declines Call to
Congregational Chareh-FuneraI of
Norman p. LittIe-camps and Cot
tases on Lake Shore.


Miss Sarah Hutchinson Of Rockville
has been spending several DAYS with
her cousin, Miss Emily C. Williams
Mrs. Frederick Fuller Of East Hart
ford is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Will
lam p. Johnson.
The young ladies' of the town are ar
ranging for a masquerade ball
Rev. Claus Olandt occupied the pull
pit in this place again last Sunday as
a gupply.
Rondrnaster A L. Frink has been
busy since the heavy rains repairing
numerous washouts.
Frank Dnvoll and family Of Hart
ford are to occupy the house owned by
W. II. Bliss. near Chestnut Hill sta
ton.
Cyrus Hilton Of Glastonbury spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond f. Clarke
Mr.. and Mrs Hubert Oeh1ers and
Clayton f. Hunt enjoyed an autorno-
bile trip to Savin Rock Saturday. 60
ing via Willimantic and Eew LONDON,
and returning By war ~ Hartford
To 5Uild Near Lake.
r. l.. .BacIus who owns several
on Woodward 1fill is making prepar-
atinns to erect n building thereon.
the young people enjoyed dance
NJ Portef's hall SATURDAY evening.
JHe Misses SeaburV NJ HhTnpsts ad ].
one Island are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Il. Clarke.
Declines Call.
a letter vas read from the pulpit on
Sunday from Rsv. Frederick ~, tf6t1
lister ri Mystic, tO whom cat1 had
been extended BY ths Columbia Com
grekati6Haf church t6 tseeefns iis
pastor, IN which Mr., tfoiiistsf declined
80 sccspt,
William a, Collins spent the week
aBd with relatives IN tfsmdeH,
Mrs. EDGE who fGf many years hiss
bs~a employed ~ Mrs., DGWs seb96i
for Vifs, o. tgfisf ciiH Manor, is
spending her summer vacation - the
home ~ Bf, aB6 Mrs, AbbStt Little,
Sold 70 itsiiab Syndicate,
The farm property known 49, tbs
YsiVsFtGh Green place located IN fhs
eastern portion 8f the town, has
changed gNHsFs recently, having been
purchased NJ . syndicate ~ sin ftAi-
tRHs,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
SOUTH WINDHAM
Turtle Which c. l.. Clinton Marked in
1885 Found in Miehigan-Summer
Outing Notes.

c. L. Clinton received a letter from
Grand Rapids, Michigan, which stated
that there was found a land turtle on
the old farm with Mr.. Clinton's initials
and date of June, 1886, marked on the
underside of the she'll
Heard and Seen.
George Hatch had as his guest over
Sunday, Charles PhralI of Ellington.
Mrs. John Rose and Mrs. Brown left
Monday for a week in Hartford.
The Misses Carrie and Lillian Hatch
are at Pine Grove. Mantle, for two
weeks.
Miss Mary Hatch is at Pine Grove
for week
Harry Beckwith of Hartford, son of
Charles Beckwith, attended the Chris
tan Temperance union meeting Thurs
day.
Everett Beckvith has returned from
two weeks visit with Hartford rel
ativeS.
George Stiles left Monday on a bus
mess trip for the American Thread
company in FAN River.
William E. Backus left Saturday
for visit with relatives at Neptune
Park. Ocean Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs W. P. Barstow have
as their guests Mr.. and Mrs Fisk. and
the formers mother, Mrs. Fisk, Sr.
from Upton, Mass.
Felix Kirchner is visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Eccleston
spent Sunday at Easton Point
Given Beach Outing.
The railroad employees were given an
outing at Ocean Beach recently;
Charles Palmer was one of them.
MIR. and Mrs. George Backus and
daughter, Miss Calista Backus, at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Backus'
cousin. Mrs. Walter r. King, of VIII
Emanuc, Thursday
Mrs. Willard Fitch and daughter.
Florence of New York, are guests of
the formers sister Mrs. George Stiles,
Mrs. Helen Tubbs is entertaining
Mrs. Button Of Norwich and Mrs.
Charles Lynch of Hartford.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Backus are
spending week in Greenpor1. L. H.
Mrs. Julia Wallen and daughter.
Alberta, and son. Russell Of Hartford.
have been visiting Mrs. WaIlen's
mother, Mrs. Charles Beckwith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sweet and
son. Russell, 1eft Tuesday for asvisit
in Sufheld.
Went to the Shore.
A number of people from this town
enjoyed an outing TO Ocean Beach
Sunday. Those going from here were
Ralph, and Mrs James Main and
daughter Miss Annie Main. Charles
Backus, Jr., and Miss Fannie Smith.
Wills A. Slate and son, Regal, Of
Babcock Hill and his son law.
Cassius Curtis. Of SOmervi11e, Mass,
Mrs. Edna Hatch returned Thurs-
day from q visit IN s1ff1sId.
r.. w. Avery leaves Saturday for
California. He viii stop ut different
places on his way and will Visit the
Pan American exposition.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
RAWSON

Mrs. Martin Welsh IL entertaining
relatives from Boston.
Callers at J. J, FitzEeraId's Sunday
we're Mr., and Mrs. Edward F1tzkeT.
aid and Charles str0mbefE OF brook.
Iyn, Mrs. q. =, KiisH and son 81 JeYs
Wiiiimantie.
G. A. Hammond and son, OF SPRING
fsld, Mass, are ~ I, w, HamneHd's,
Mrs, n, WhitsheHss and Miss Lena
Kenyon have returned from a visit
with their Sister, IN Quincy, Mass,
Miss q, ~, Turner IL spending sew
efs1 days IN Providence, g. I.
Mrs stanbeFgeF IL entertaining her
daughter,
Frank Phillips IL having a silo pus
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
SOUTH CANTERBURY

Everett Whippls, Mrs, Ella Wbipple
and Mrs, George BoaFdmah, Of VelHH-
town, were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs, T,
J. Barber last week Friday,
Mr., and Mrs, n, !. LaFlcham and
son, Willie. OF Norwich, were guests
OF MF, and Mrs. Levi y, Clark Sun
day,
Mrs, Hannah T., iaFkham and Mis-
81, J, LaFkham of NoFwi2b, returned
home Sunday after several weeks
visit with Mrs. Carrie F., Clark,
Mrs, Alice Cunningham, her daugh-
two children OF New York, are spend
ing several weeks at their cottage,
which Mrs. Cunningham recently
bought from DR.. John 0. Smith.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21

The Swedish band of Grosvenordale
gave q very pleasing concert on the
common last Saturday evening The
were met by subscription and the
sale Of ice cream and lemonade, given
under the auspices of the Community
club.
Miss Phyllis Murdoch of Webster.
has been the guest Of Lois Bannister
the past week
Mrs. C. w. Killam. Mrs. Erward Kill
lam and daughter, Harriet, spent the
week end with relatives in Thompson
Vile
Clubs Social Evening.
The Community club met Monday
evening and the following programme
was given:
Piano duet. Misses witter and Rich
ardson. Reading, Mrs. ]. S. May. Ad-
dress, The Reading of Good Books, by
Prof, E. r. Hall. Piano solo. Dorothy
Dart. The committee for September
are: Misses Alton and Edith Eddy,
Windsor White. Special committee
for Labor day. George Wethereli, Mrs.
Jordan. Edward Healey, j. D. Sanger,
Mrs. NJ. 3. Morse.
Mrs. T. A Turner and daughter.
LYLE. Mrs. Mary. Weller. motored to
Worcester Tuesday.
Picnic at Barre Glen.
Wednesday Mrs. Sawyer. Mrs. Morse.
Mrs f. f. May and Miss Upham mo-
tored to Barre, Mass, picnicking at
Barre Glen. accompanied by Mrs. Ern-
est Rice.
Mrs. Wallace Roydon and children
of Milford have been boarding with
Mrs. C. T. Potter.
Mrs. Alice Hayward and daughter,
Elizabeth, of Putnam spent the week
end with L. H. Linderman and fam
lily.
Florence and Harriet May of How
ard. r. T.. are visiting J. S. May and
family.
Salad Supper.
The Clover circle gave a salad sup
per and concert on Friday evening.
Mrs. Joseph Spencer is entertaining
Mr. and Mrs. John Southworth of
Providence
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
BROOKLYN
George L. Sweets Commissioning =
Ton Rector ~ Trinity chureh-Lswn
Sale And Church Fair.

Miss Mary Cain has been visiting
friends ~ Hts, g. Y,
Mfs, b. W, gieetben Is spending .
short time win her mother, Mrs,
James BaWFE,
Funeral Of George L, Sweet.
The funeral ~ George T.. Sweet wss
hsia Saturday afternoon, Ray, George
", 9eBHHg, y, d., 9ffieiatiBE, Burial
was ~ ne Memorial Annex ssnstsFY,
The bearers we're msBbsFs " the
family circle,
Nr, and Mrs. Prank Lamb bays
bssn. guests Of Mrs, George I, Sweet,
y, ~, and Mrs, william n, Pond and
daughter have been the guests Of Mr.,
and Mrs, T, -, Pond, Mrs, John FFipp
and daughter, Emma, have been the
guests Of Nv, and Mrs, James Lowry,
Miss i.uoin9 Robinson has been
Visiting heF ststeF, Mrs, Sidney w,
Bard,
Mrs, Charles Weaver Of Arctic, r.
T.. and her seB, have been the guests
Of Mrs, Martha p, Robbins and Miss
Susie Il, Robins.
Mrs. John Turner With her daught-
The fEneraI of George l.. Sweet, re-
manning for n few days 10 visit her
sister, Mrs. George L. Sweet.
Charles Minctt and daughter, Sylvia.
came Saturday afternoon. Tuesday
Mr.. Mtnott with bis wife and four
cllIQFeh fctuEnGO 70 InelE nGaIlS
Greenfield. Mass. Misses Sylvia re-
manning for two weeks visit with
friends.
Stoninsten Rector breaches.
Rev. r. r. Sanford, former rector of
Trinity church. now OF Stonineton,
preached Sunday at Trinity, his
daughter, Vina B.. accompanying him
here. Master Robert Bard returned
with them to Stonington.
Rev. e. A. Kimmouth was in Led
yard ocer Sunday with his son. his
pulpit being filled by Rev, w. z. Lam
phear in the interest Of temperance.
Mrs. PhHotha E. Small after spend
ing thr winter with a daughter In
Worcester has returned to her home
in this place, her daughter, Faith.
coming with her, having recovered
her former health.
Lawn Sale.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Baptist church
held a food sale as well as of aprons.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
STERLING

William Mason is critically i'll with
heart trouble.
The NJ. E. church picnic, held Sat
urday in Byron Young's grove. was
well attended and everyone had a
good time.
The Wright club of Sterling enjoy
ed an outing at Rocky Point Sunday,
Aug. Is. About thirty Of tho mem
bers attended.
]. w. Baker and family are enjoy
ing a months vacation.
Mrs. Walter J. I1obdell. who has
been the guest of Mrs. 1. +. Anderson
for several weeks, has gone to visit
relatives in South Attleboro. Mass
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
NORWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, AUGUST Il, 1915

etc, on the lawn in front Of their
church. Friday. the 18TH
George T. Brown of Providence has
been the guest. of bis sister, Mrs. j.
K. Potter. ~but calling upon his sis
ter, Mrs. T. d. Pond
-r Annual Fair.
The Ladies' Aid society CT the Con-
gregatioEal church held on Wednes-
nesday in the Unitarian hall, their an
nual fair and sale of fancy articles. A
supper was served at $50 o'clock and
In the evening a Literary programme
was gaven.
Taken to Middletown-
Jailer Fitch has taken George Will
Jams a prisoner at the jail to Middle
town. DR.. Burroughs having pro-
nounced him insane.
Leslie Clark. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George w Clark has been the guest
OF Mrs. Mary Stanley and also call
ed on former playmates.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21

U. w, who attended the summer
meeting of the Tastmasters'. A. o. L.
W. association at Savin. Rock Satur-
DAY were: Pastmasters George Il
Champlin, Clayton F. Hunt and J. \
Isham. Recorder Raymond z. Clarke,
and Brother Herbert Oeh.ers The
trip was by automobile.
Substitute Rural Mail Carrier L. E.
Winter collected 24O letters and post
cards on his morning route last Tues
day, which We're sent from the local
post office by the two o'clock outgoing
mail
The r. G. Miller Construction Co.
which is building the section of state
road near Columbia Green have erect
ed their stone crusher and the power
ful machine is converting all the stone
walls in the vicinity into road ma
terial
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

visiting her aunt. Mrs. Fled Shippee.
Miss Dorothy Plummer has been
visiting Mrs. H. H. Crowen the past
week.
Died at 81.
Mrs. Audora A. Sweet. 81, who suf-
fered a shock Wednesday of last week
was held the following Monday at the
church at Sterling. Burial was in
Oneco cemetery. Mrs. Sweet was a
great worker and very active for one
OF her age. She never was idle. do
ing her own housework for a family
OF four, and during the winter months
she braided many beautiful rugs
which she sold for good prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lawton and
Miss Alice Frank are visiting their
sister, Mrs. Ben Pusce.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
NORTH STERLING
Visit from County Farm Agent
Death % Mrs. Audora A. Sweet,
Aged 81.

Miss Leila May Shippee is visiting
her aunt in Pascoag. rr-
Frank Potter and family Of River
Point spent Sunday with F. o. Plum
mer.
Misses MolIie and Kathlyn Burk of
New Rochelle, y. Y, have been visit
ing Arthur MolIar the past week
( Miss Myrtle Griffithss attended thu
field day Of the State grange at Rocky
Point last week.
The Wirdham county farmers agent.
w. H. Kennedy, and John Grifflths
visited the farmers in this section last
week.
Miss Gertrude Eavens of Wrentham,
Mass. visited Mrs. Abbie Hiile-y last
week.
| Miss Doris Potter of Plainfeld is
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
Camping In Maine.
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Fe/ WiiEYs Fists Tsis On tHs So,
esgt=ebsBges ~ TssSbsFs k6s
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&tW GyFk faHf siHps he iftf HfFs, he
tas bftH ~ bGfrFJyU mn mix, sfig
hos s4iIG EsH-H rF iHat byf 20 q, ;,
steamship ~. PaW, ~ aiHf gygiEd SEA
man, d.. + hand. ytF Wapld have iFlsg
~ enlist a. EHRlHEt, Gut bearing ~
me Hs l'hu situation returned % of-
fer bis services 90 tyH5-H' i"ut as .
solder u It.ts-ATg. u is DTe1Nlsq
Ae s4-s that fla submarines VIII get
ths -. Pau LGs iFID, EVt be expects
~ Doe psck W AEW EeFa, september
md,
5iiss Annie Wpstrei is .H South j50s-
ton. fgF "a part ~ her yJritiyH. she
expects r1 tsaUu the hs1tFe school t0T
tGe coming year.
Hiss Gladys Gertrude Preston fRds
EcE work as Iast9F "a tbe y. T. cnpFtn
81 Granville, W., most interesting,
Miss Raphel FULLER who has taBght
successfully for a year ~ DaleFlle,
and a year on the Hiil, is 20 be PTln-
cipal Of the academy in GuIif0rd.
Dir. and Mrs. Samuel Gardner have
returned 10 New Haven.
There We're 81 az Bible school sun
DAY afternoon and a good attendance
az the service Ia hear the able address
OF R=y. Levi Rces from the text, The
kingdom OF heaven Is within you.
Rev and Mrs. f.. ". DaTFoW passed
Sunday at Alton Bay. y. H.
Mrs. Preston went Monday after
noon to Providence r. l., to- visit her
sister. Mrs. Greene and family.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
NORTH WOODSTOCK

Mr.. ard Mrs. Calvin l. Rawson have
taken a cottage az Crystal Lake and
are spending the week there.
Miss Lee, who has been a guest OF
Mrs. frank Skinner for some time, re-
turned to her hcme Friday.
Miss Margaret Hyde is visiting in
Providence.
Mir. and Mrs. Sidney Morse were
visitors at the Summer home of Mr.
Josiin in Oxford. over Sunday.
Woodstock grange was well repre-
scented at the picnic at Roseiand park
Wednesday
Mrs. Ira Bailey of Southbridge is
visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Wendall Witter is entertaining
her sister. Miss Angel Of Providence
Mr.. and Mrs. Washburn of Boston
were recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
N L. Skinner.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
BOLIOT4
Motor Trip From Ocean Grove
ltalians Lease Ice Pond-jchn 2.
Slcane's Death.

A. " Potter of WiU:mantic. local
school supervisor and r. : Fuller. Of
SCmcTs. are taking u two weeks t-iF,
to Duluth. Mimi.
Charles z. Carpenter is visiting Al
Mr.. and Alrs. Homer G. Spe-rys in
Worcester, Mays.
MyTon w. Sperry. formerly of Fol.
ton. now of Montreal, was in town vis-
iung relatives the middle o. the week.
Pittsield. Mass.
Nr. and Mrs. a. J. Wood. Of South
Manchester, have rented rooms Of Mr..
end Mrs. George T. Newcomb. and arc
10 spend some time in town for L4r.
Woods health.
NJ. and Mrs Dennis0n n. LOOMS
OF Wcstfie!d. Mass. were recent guests
o. the formers parents. Mr. ana Mrs
william II. Loomis.
Judge J. White Sumner was in New
Haven with a party Of Judges on a
pleasure trip one day last week.
Mis- Myrtle Rogers Of South Man
chester has been visiting Miss sara
~. Pirney.
Mrs. Minot s. Fryer has returned to
Wh1mantic after visit at Mrs, +.
Ja1c Finley's
Miss Dorothy Sumner and andrew
Sumner Of Rockville. were guests at
Charles r. Summers over SUNDAY,
Frances Vaughn Of Hartford. he's
been visiting his cousin. Charles
SiO1re's.
Home From oessn Grove.
Johr ~. Massey spent the first of the
week ~ Sew York, ana returned home
with Mr ana Mrs. SarnDe1 NJ AIvrrd
IT. their TDachins from ocean gtDve.
whore they have been visiting.
Miss Mildred Sumner ~ Rockville.
Is guest at clair =. ffBtehins0n's.
Henry I.tter ~ Wiliinsnt.c sn1 son.
DoJeiss Fryer NJ Providsnrs. afs
spending the week end nj the formers
mother sihs1sW, BfE =. lane pinafv'Fs
Trs. cary Carpenter IL ~ Hartford
FiEithk her niece Hfs. Lee rtaFks
Louis caVaehsf6 Is starring u0ft;
on the HndsfpihHife fgf y sidhF min,
~ be igestad ~ tts fOif egfBsfs nj
ne fOad south ~ hiE hume.
Lssss Ice Pend.
italians rum Manchester have
sDeFfy's DgHd fgF NE years, and aFa
erecting large issEHGyss an tHa shsFa
ana plan ~ sell ieA ~ fbsiF fgNH,
Members ~ the tsgitgH ifsU HEsSeJz
atiDH Eath u DIME ~ fhH hall iasi
saturday evening, Wbleh vas largely
81, aGd Nfs, ~, y, sfrasseF NJ Sew
fGFk, BFs spending u few days win
Mrs, stFAsssF's cousin aHd he isttsFs
HUSBAND, AiF, sHd IFs, Elmer !, iFiB-
icy, AF slTasssF IL president ~ me
Baker association,
r, n, Club Meets,
The Il, ~. club ~ girls met with
Niss Adsiia =, LgoHls Thursday
afternoon,
Death Of John B, Sloane,
John -, Shane, IS, who has lived
over me Bolton line ia Gilead, Tor the
PAST "a years, died al four o'cl0ck
Wednesday after a five hDurs' illness
Of heart trouble. MF. Sloane was
born la Fairfield Vt, coming 10 Hart
ford at HiRetsel years OF age, and
working for LsB years for ey-G0E,
Charles Pond, While in Hartford he
married Miss Rose Bale Of Hartford,
who survives hm with TWO sons, JOS
eph OF Kenmore, Ohio, and Charles,
who lives at home, also a sister, Miss
Annie Sloane and brother, Edward
Sloane of Hartford
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
. - = - -
Rev. Mr.. Ecc5,ycl; Ginning 20 Episeo-
raj Fsri..s--lier Lord With Camp
ira Party.

Bli .. l-..---s-l-~ Lofc WIZ -aHlP-
irg Party.
ne. md Mrs. GEORGE 3. Dodge Of
5iuy.=.u0. Mas -srtauT Jacobs and 4
friend. were ras-Hg on fy.ends mere
Ja..e. Ear,f,ir and ssrr.,y of Goshen.
ue.e eaI.aS IN town Eracsday after
". 5. Hewitt. J. y. levitt and two
sCrf. were IN Ha-lfg-d Monday.
Dir. and Sire. i.0ifs Phelps II An
3DErr and Airs. J. -. Fitzgerald. went
% waterbury Tuesday to visit Rev.
J. H. E-tz,'Isid, Jr. it. being his birth
-ir. and Mrs. clinton Jones Of East
Hampton were in town Wednesday.
10 Removals. Reztory.
There b. tD he Is meeting today (sat-
rrdayJ. ~ z "a. m. Of the society OF
ST. fetcrs church to make arrange
mrnts about putting in a furnace and
WI"r thing needed at the TectDry.
RE-. ". Pure-seIt IT Sew YORK having
ar.rfrfJ NJ ,af1 fl, the c6uroh.
slr f1aTIss Harris If Ncw Haven
ID - Irs. ffirEs. spending his va
Camping In Maine.
1iiss irma ira rs camping IN Maths
Wt.l PARTY vt friends
Ure frns Jones ~ Wi1dietpWn. VIM
n3s Desu a' nrr "ytfaRn fOr few
@ttkr. h3s returned tD her w"rk.
bttar Him i- rrfi.aJy 3D.
Earan Grinp v.sitad he bf9thsf
. Hiat. trrf : Hf..
W = iJ,eff gHd gf4Hdsob, sidney
IttuEft WfIf ih f mHhfie WsAhAs-
i,iss rstt f4sn,5 ri inst Hampton,
fHe-fsF TaHrfN d. W tHH, b"AfgI
Inc Hf N.s uFutptf-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
CHAPLIN

Rev. H. c. McIIn: ght and Mrs. Nc
two Sundays.
Rev. Richard Williams ard family
of New Haven are visiting at George
b. Howard's. Mr.. Williams will sup
ply at the church next Sunday
Rev. w +. Sanford of Waterloo,
Iowa, is visiting his father. Charles
Sanford. at South Chaplin. Mr.. Sand
ford, who was a Chaplin boy will
preach at the church the last Sunday
IN the month.
Many Of tas farmers are haying vel
and much grass remains uncut
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
Constipation Causes Most Ills,

Accumulated waste in your thirty
feet Of bowels causes absorption Of
digestion. You be1eh gas, feel stuffy,
irritable, almost cranky. It isn't YOU
les your condition. Eliminate this
poisonous waste BY taking one or two
Or. Kings Sew Life Pills tonight. En-
10y full free bowel movement In the
n6rnine-y6u feel 50 grateful. Oct an
original bottle, containing 90 pills, from
your druggist today for zse.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
A Medicine Chest for Csc.

In this chest you have an excellent
remedy for toothache, bruises. sprains,
stiff neck. backache, neuralgia, rheu-
matisn and for most emergencies. One
CSC bottle Of Sloan's Lfniment does it
al1-this because these ailments are
symptoms not diseases, and arecaused
ny congestion and Inflammation. If you
doubt, ask those who use S1oan's Liuf-
ment, or. better, still, buy Csc bottle
and prove It. All druggists.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21
FUNERAL.
Norman p, Little,


The body. 9f Norman y, Little, who
died at his home IN East Hartford last
Sunday evening, Was brought here for
burial Wednesday, Funeral services
were held IN the Columbia copFsga-
ti0Hal church, Rev, Claus OlaRdt Of
oldest sons, Arthur, Abbott, George
West Street cemetery, MF, Little was
formerly a resident OF this place where
for many years he carried on a pros
porous business in the manufacture OF
baskets, He was a wide awake pub
lie spirited citizen and respected by
his fellow tournsmen, He is survived
by his wife, IS children, seven sons
and six daughters, and ten grandcrii-
dren.
Foster Band, Columbia, will give
varied entertainment at Yeoman's hall,
Tuesday evening. Aug. gath. Band
concert, new music, comedy sketches.
Fredricks and Lyman: cornet and bar
itone duet, Woodward sJd Slater; vo-
cal solo, Misz Edw1rG F.. Lyman, flute
accompaniment. Other attractive fsa-
tures.-adv.
Lake Shore Popular.
The west shore Of the lake is q live
ly place this summer. Several COM
panies of young people from Hartford
have either camped or enjoyed the
building erected last summer on the
Hartford Center Church property.
The land on the west shore owned
by c. L. Backus Joins the Hartford
Center Church property. and Mr..
Backus has sold several lots to Hart
ford peopie-Dr. Wells. DR.. Wilson and
Ebert L. Couch. DR.. Wells has a
handsome bungalow nearly completed
and already occupied.
Attend State Meeting.
Members of the local lodge ot A o.