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Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
Mindham County
EAST KII.LINEl

M Iss Nss. Herbert Hepk3ns and daughtsas Tlorence, of Eln1villa. sited Fulatiras nssh rs. 1Ea1i Hssasah sniila 6 entertaining hsr daasHtsrs atFs. aseslls zAn,scfs oa Boston s sae. .s. Charles Mowry at Elnivilie: A thur Chase, and family, in Dafiieison. = Miss Alma L. Rich was the s,isst of her aunfs, MiBaea Abbie and Myra Rich. at Novwood. R. T.. Saturday and
 Mss Mss Alice Hart spent Sunday with
 Miss Florence Shippee Of Dayviiie spent Sunday with her parents MT. and Afrs Everett Ehippee. E Clarence Chandler ig to move his family to Danielson, where he is eEn- ployed.
 friends Saturday.
 Luther G. Andrews visited his par ents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Andrews, at Buttonwood, R. l., Sunday. ! Mrs. Edgar Chase Of Worcester cali- ed on friends here Wednesday.
 Mrs. Fred Wade and daughter Jes- sic and Miss Lois vigiant of New s&9S41QkNAe @AA<zSSstT HHSSItS Et1t6S &N9kAAAAAs with relatives in Danielson.
 A. F. Wood of Danielson was the guest of his mother, Wednesday.
 Miss Alice Battey spent the weel; end with relatives in Putnam.
 Arthur Knapp. who has been spend ing the summer with Allen Handall has moved his family here from Lynn, Mass. s4sss sszsSs fx
 Miss Vera Gordon has been enter taining a. friend from Oaklawn, R. I
 Mrs. Joseph Dumas, who has been ill, ts much improved.
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunfeid spen, Monday in Boston.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
EKONK
Rev. William Reynolds Leaves for Lishon--Ladies' Night at Grange.


 Everett and Esther Gallup spent Saturday and Sunday at their home here.
 Leaves for Newent. : A large congregation greeted Rev. MT. Reynolds Sunday morning when he preached his farewell sermon here, On Tuesday Lucius Williams auto- truck carried MT. Reynolds household goods to Newent and Benjamin Wilcox took the pastor to his new field of labor. He will be much missed in this community.
 Miss Minda Tanner spent the week end with her parents here.
 A number from here attended Pa chaug grange fair.
 A whist party and dance was held in Grange hall Friday evening.
 A young child of Archie and Rachel Corey was brought here for burial Wednesday.
 Mrs. Stella Kellogg of Boston. wife of a Former pastor, arrived in Ekonk Wednesday for visit.
 Ladies' Nlsht.
 Friday was Ladies' night at the Grange. A chicken pie supper was served, after the literary program. Rev. Mir. Sanborn of Dover, Mass. will preach here next Sunday, He comes as a candidate.
 MT. and Mrs. Adams, Mrs Nellie F'rink and Mrs. Alva Frink spent Wed. nesday in Westerly. Benjamin Wilcoz took them down in his automobile.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02

The Sewing club met with Mildred Cummings Wednesday. afternoon.
 Mir and Mrs. E. P. Storrs were in Coventry Thursday attending the Grange fair.
 D. C. Flaherty goes to Danbury to- day (Saturday) to be gone week: :: he is to be with the exhibition tent of the Connecticut Agricultural college.
 Mrs. H. P. Longley of Newark, N. J.. Is a guest at Alanweld- ---.., ---..
 The local church is holding the weekly prayer meetings in the homes of members.
 The following attended the Ashford Baptist association at Danielson on Tuesday: Rev. A. A. Miner. Mrs Mi ner, Miss Ethel Freeman, Miss Ida Reynolds. Mrs. Annie Storrs and Rev. Leonard Smith.
 H. V. Beebe is building a house. to be occupied by his clerk. Mrs kerwin.
 Prof. Patterson to Build House.
 Prof. Patterson formerly instructor at C. A. C. in Mechanic Arts. has purchased land from Mir. Copeland, adjoining Joseph King, on which to build a house which he will occupy.
 It is rumored that Miss Alice Day Is to be married to Mir. Van Duser in New Jersey, October sth-
 There has not been any frost Oh the Hill up to this date. but the wind did blow.
 D. c. Flaherty is building a cold storage room in the cellar at Rev Leonard Smiths
 The cows owned by Rev. A. A. Mi- ner and W. A. Weld, ate something they found in the field that made them pretty sick.
 A typographical error made the Wonder bag given to Mrs. p. B. Gard iner read Eight gifts" I should read Eighty. Rev. L. B. Curtis. pastor of the BaP. list church at Stafford, who visits this place often, has begun his vacation of six weeks to be spent in Los Angeles Cal.
 Building Dam. H. Fl. Hawkins is building the dan at the Tannery at Mansfield Center ! owned-by Mrs. Perry. 1t Is intended to use the power for generating elec- tricity.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
WNDHAM
Sixteen at Meeting of Missionary so- eiety-chafins Dish Supper for Li- brary Benefit.

Mrs. Robert Begrum attended the state convention of the w. C. T.. U, in New Haven Thursday and Friday
 To Spend Winter South.
 Mir and Mrs H. s. Taintor, who have been spending the summer at the inn. left in their car Friday for New York on their way to spend the winter in the south. Mrs. Taintor's niece, Miss Louise Hunt. of Chicago, who has been them as far as Washington, Conn, where she Is a student at a school for young ladies.
 Sixteen at Meeting.
 The Woman's Missionary society held a pleasant. meeting with Mrs. John Palmer and Mrs. John Potter at Mrs. Palmers Tuesday. There were 16 present. The first chapter of the study book. Home Missions in Action, was given by Mrs. H. c. Lathrop, Miss Mary Little. Mrs. Pegrum and Miss Grace Bates. Refreshments were served by the hostesses.
 Miss Esther Josephson has returned from Mansfield and will remain at home for the present. Miss Winifred Fay has returned home.
 The chapel was lighted by electricity for the first time Sunday evening.
 chafing Dish Supper.
 A chafing dish supper for the bene- fit of the public library was served in the chapel Friday evening. A short musical and literary programme was rendered.
 H. s. Eaton was in Worcester over Sunday.
 Mrs. H. L. Bingham has rented the William Swift house on North street. Miss Nellie Smith of Washington who has been at the Bingham home fol | month. left Monday for New Lou- don. Miss Clara Johnson left Thursday | for a short visit with her brother Oliver L. Johnson. and family of Nor wich.
 MT. and Mrs. Beiton Copp, Danie 1 Copp and Miss Copp and Miss Rache larrabee of Groton called on Windhau friends Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
EAST WOODSTOCK

Mrs. Elizabeth White has been en- tertaining her nieces. Misses Alice and Ida Brooks and Ruth Ball, all of Wor- cester.
 Mrs, Sylvia Parker arrived wednes- day to spend the winter with her aunt, Mrs. Mary Ann Coomhe.
 Freeman Bannigter ies making sonao repairs on Mrs. Bannister's house, Mrs. Bannister is spending the week hero. Miss Fanny Phippa Of Dudley has been visiting Miss Nellie Pratt for the past two weeks.
 Mrs. Caleb Potter and son Arthur, of Fall River, Masn, have haen guestEl Of Mrs. Fl. J. Potter for several weeks.
 Rev. z. A. Turner and family, Mir, and Mrs. LindrnAn, attended the reeap. ton teudcTcd Esv. Frank Sarweat and Saxnily In Putnam, TEeaday evening,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
EAST WELLINGTON
Coon supper-sIown-o Over siIo Re-
 placed.

W. c. Ruby and family motored to Russe'l. Mass, last Sunday to visit Mr. <Iby's brother, A. M. Ruby and family.
 Charles Williams pet dog Billy died last Friday.
 C. g. Amidon and W. c. Ruby with their coon dogs. captured their first coon of the season last Thursday night. They enjoyed a coon supper at the home of W. c. Ruby Monday evening.
 E. E. Wilson is working a few days for c. Reed wko is building e house for a Bohemian family on the Sandy Tavior place.
 F. l.. White has just finished filling his silo with number une siledge corn. NIT. Lorev on the Hnricey piacc has also. rebuilt and filled his silo which was. blown down by the high winds last winter.
 Mrs. J. '. Homreier has been pick ing from her vineyard Norden grapes of excellent quality. She expects to pick Concorda this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
HAMPTON

Merton E. Phillips spent Tuesday night at the home of his mother, Mrs. Mary Phillips.
 A.ssH Fuller. who has been very i'll with blood poisoning Is slightly im-
 Mrs. Fuller is i'll with scarlet fever. A graduate nurse is in attendance. -r Many residents across the hill are having their lawns graded and new driyways made. This action being necessary owing to the closing of what ssknown as the Lower Road. Some of the residents are also building side walks in front of their property. F. A. Phillips has recently had the silos on his place filled.
 Lamb Weighs 1f5 Pounds.
 A. E. Pearl recently butchered a lamb that at the age of 5 1-2 months weighed 115 pounds live weight.
 Rev. Mf. Fogg occupied the pulpit
 Offices for Teacher. f
 Miss Lula Ogden, the teacher in the Center school has recently been ap- pointed superintendent of the Sun day, school, also matron of Hopeful Juvenile Grange.
 Mrs. R. E. Pearle spent Wednesday with her sister, Mrs. Wayland Chap man of Scotland. @ Mir and Mrs. F. W. Davis spent the last week end at Maple Terrace. Miss Annah Burnham is ill., Albert and Walter Hoffman, who have been visiting friends in New ] Jersey are again at their home here. Mrs. Ellen Weaver is visiting hel daughter. Mrs. Jennie Loyden of Hart. ford
 MT and Mrs. Greenrnan have moved to town and will occupy the mill house in Bigelow. Mrs. A. B. Edwards was in Rockvill, | last week and attended Rockville fail 1 one day while there
 Mrs. Howard Ellsworth and son who have been visiting the former! mother, Mrs. Susan Howe, have re. I turned to Willimantic.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
CANTERBURY GREEN
lockout Conanaltkas kesaLsad @. E.
 Msstlhg- Miss Potter Visits Tswr x snhceia.

l.ae<out ConrnItkas koaLead @. k. Meeting Mss Potter Visits Tswn a saheela.
 Tho pastor preached last sunday ans ether sermon in ths. serieB on 4'atths lxdineAHs The text E1s shmf give His Angels charge over thee, was Fee6e. nihhd h1Bo in its application as 6 great to the Ghfist.
 oshsseratlsn Msetins.
 The Christian Endeavar fnsstirg Sunday evening Is a eenseeratiefi tee. Subject. What viii Make par Society Greater Success,
 're Meet wItl, Mra. nurdiek.
 A meeting Of the Isadiss' assseia- ton of thu Canterbury Green parish Tuesday aftarheen, Oct s, Between and o'clock, All the ladies of the parish have been invited. Matters Talked Aksut. Rev. M. H. Jones attended the Tues. day evening anniversary exercises of Rev. F. D. Sargent in Putnam this week, spending the night with Miss Carrie FeIlowes, in DanieiHofi.t, Miss Elizabeth Hyde of Hartford was a guest over the week end Rt the parsonage. Miss Hydes great-grand- father, Judge Loren Waldo, was born In Canterbury. Mrs. Jeannette Hyde Fox and Miss Eitnor Valentine of Stanford Springs were guests at the parsonage recent ly.
 Miss Mary Potter, assistant super- visor, has been making two days visitation of Canterbury schools. Mrs. William Wright Of Worcester visited her mother, Mrs, ChRunoes FTink, last week. Mrs. James Lathrop has been for a week in Voluntown at Beach pond. Mrs. Button has been visiting Mrs Buss.
 Miss Anna Smith and Miss Averii i, spent Sunday with Mrs. Frances l Smith.
 Ralph Brown was home from Storrs college last Friday and Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
WOODSTOCK
c. w. Bowen Guys Golf Links Prop. erty--Mestins of Misaianary Society.

eFGy~~WeSrtn9 or MtS@lQnary SocioSys- The Congregational church has its rally day next Sunday.
 The Sunday school has adopted the graded system of lessons,s-tile subject for the year being Leaders yof Israel. R. Bruce Banks, who has been spending the summer at Miss Nellie Chandler's. has returned to his home In San Antonio, Tex.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Haskell have re- turned to Wakedeld, Neb.
 Judge Albert Mathewspn of New Haven was in town Talssdays
 Buys Golf Eiaka. Clarence W. Bowen has purchased the golf links property of the Mathew son estate. Y Mrs. John E. Clark has gone to Cai- tfornia to visit relatives. sE s MT. and Mrs. E. B. Chandler were in, town Wednesday on their way; back to San Antonio, Tex.
 Missionary Society. Meets.
 The Ladies, Missionary society met with Mrs. c. H. Child. Wednesday aft Eernoon. The subject was Mission Trails in Europe and Egypt. This arst meeting of the season was well Attended and proved very interesting
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
WESTMINSTER
George Dewins May Have Been Burn
 ed to Death-Anlle Broken.

Services were not held here by the Rev. MT. Davis. Sunday. as the storm prevented his coming. @
 An automobile party consisting of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Asmus and son. Miss Amelia Waddon, MT. Olsen, and Charles Leonard of Ansonia, were en- tertained Sunday by Mir. and Mrs. John Leonard. s5i
 May Have Been Burned to Death.
 It is believed that George Dewing, who at one time lived on the old Dew ing farm, now called Rosedale. was burned to death in the barn owEed by MT. Pike, Friday, the 1fi.. Human bones were found in the ashes and as MT. Dewing was last seen on tie grounds, the coroner was called to look into the matter.
 Mr. Dupre, who was employed by the Armenian, cutting down a., tree broke his ankle when the tree fell on him. He is now at the home of MT Greenn1an where he was attended by Dr. Byron Sweet of .5eweft City Mrs. Ethel Bingham spent Tuesday at ROSedale
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
DAYVILLE
Guests In Town for Street. -WheatIey
 Wedding-New Houses Leased.


 MT. and Mrs. William Watson of New Jersey were recent guests of MT, and Mrs. Harry Briarley.
 Mrs. c. J. Bellows has been spend- ing the week in Providence. Mrs. A. B. Darling has gone to Ply mouth. N. H.. to spend several weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Roy Spauld- ing.
 MT. and Mrs. F. D. Hasbrouck of Washington, R. l.. and Mrs. Eddy Shaw of East Blackstone, Mass, were Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. W. F. Henry shumway of Attieboro, Mass, IS spending a few days with Mrs. Mary Mrs. James o'Neirs little daughter has been i'll.
 MT. and Mrs. Roy Johnson have been entertaining their son, John Johnson. of Lynchburg. Va.
 Mrs. Thomas Josiin is spending e few weeks with her mother.
 euests at Wedding.
 Mrs. May street, Mrs. Louise Grow of Providence. Mrs. Harry Snow of New York, also MT: and Mrs. George of Mrs. Street. coming to attend the wedding of their brother, Oswald Street, and Miss Mary Wheatley. Mir, and Mrs. O. F. Miller were in Providence for the week. NeT@ Greene "a Improving after be- Arthur J, Lathrop has hired the other eeif of Mss Clara E. Streets Earl RriaTley spent the week end jn Lowell, Mass.
 Lease New Houses,
 Lee A, NeyeFwag and Arthur RurtsH are te msye inte the i've new houses being built by Frank Davis, GRiep BlaHeAaEd is entertaining his | daughter Mrs. Vincent, and son o1 GrefeB, Mass, Mrs, Mary D, Stokes entertained hei son, Charles Stokes, for the week end Hey. MF. |, W. Wright has been a ylaltsP at Fishers Island for a few
 Miss Hslsa Kelley came frsHa Nor. Wich ta attend the Street =Wheatles | wedding.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
.WHSONWLLE

Mrs Smith and a, lady from North Grcsvenordale, called on Mrs Adams Tuesday. f@
 Al number from this place attended the theatre in Webster Monday night
 Mir. and Mrs C. F. May visited rel- atives one day last week
 Mrs. Charles Kelly and daughter Minnie were Webster visitors We'd nesday., ..a.s,s Ss-a. : 4f.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Kelly were in East Thompson Tuesday.
 Mrs. Creagan entertained her moth- CT from Dayville for the week end.
 Mrs. Bixby and Mrs. ;Reardon of Webster were in town Monday.
 Mrs. Edward Keegan was a Web ster visitor Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02

not nt nu expcnzlve. With Inc rcai- mol soap and warm water bathe tho affected parts thoroughly. untu they arc free frocn crusta and the skin ia softoned. Dry very gently. spread on thin layer of tho rcxinoi ointment. and covor with liGiN bandage-H necosEary to protect tho clothing. Thia should be dono twice a day. Usually the diatreaeing itching and burning stop with the hrst treatmen1, and the akin soon becomes clear end healthy again. Sample free. Dept. e-R Resi- mol Baltimore, Md.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02

that the foliage retains its midsum- mer green
 Last Thursday MT. and Mrs. Ed ward H. Davison of New Britain. Mrs. George T. Goodwin of West Hartford and Edward D. Williams of Hartford motored in the Davison car to the Preston ancestral home in East Will ilgton. The Hollow" The two la dies and MT. Williams are children of Mir. Davis Williams and F1orinda Preston Williams. daughter of Amos Preston. The Williams family lived for many years in Brooklyn. Conn. Misses Palmer and Dunninz are in New York for a week or two.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
RAWsoN

Mfr. and Mrs. Will cianp of Ram dolph, Mass, have been spending O few days at D. Whitehouss's.
 Miss Rachel Kenyon h spending a few days with Mrs. A. Holt, on Hamp- ton Hill.
 I. A. Hamend has two Plymouth Rock outlets i've months old which are laying.
 U. 2. gitsgerala YVES in New Lendsn Sunday. - The LaFkln club of tea met with Mrs. J. J. Fitzgerald Thursday,
 Mrs. E, HeFggFeh a3d Jessie Glen were Wilii@aHtie visitors Saturday,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
EAsTFoRD
Rev. E. c. s5sss ste Preach at Meth odiet church--MFs. Leander 6nesu Injured hy Eali..

Rev. Dr. E. c. Bass will present the cause of the conference claimants at the Methodist Episcopal church Sum- day morning. In the evening the ser- mon will be followed by the obeerv- ance tof the Lords suplerA Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Clark spent last week in Putnam and West Thomp- Called on Real Daughter.
 Henry, Elliott Bowen and Clarence Winthrop Bowen of New York called on Mrs. Sarah Bradway recently at the home of MT. and Mrs. D. P Clark. They sought the privilege of shak- ing the hand of a. real daughter of the Revolution. They were accompanied by Oliver Hiscox Of WOODSTOCK Vai- ley. Mrs. Bradway is in her ninety eighth year.
 Ralph Davis commenced the Phoe- nfxYilie school this week.
 Miss Hazet Sherman is teaching in Pilshear.
 Mrs. Fred A. Bowen, accompanied by friends, attended Sturbridge fair.
 Mir. and Mrs. Eli Weeks are enter tainfns their two < daughters, Mrs. Charles Chapgnan Of Gurleyville and Mrs. Frank Morse of East Hartford
 Filling siIos.
 George s. Bowen, is filling three silos. A. M. Bowen and William S Warren have each filled two silos.
 Mrs. Leander Snow has badly sprained arm. caused by her foot slip ping while she was picking grapes She fell to the ground and putting hei arm out to save herself caused the bad eprain.
 Pastor Recovering.
 Miss A. F. Brown is recovering aftel a fall and occupied her pulpit at ths Methodist church. last Sunday morn ing. --s r.'.ss N !
 Mfr. and Mrs. Anthony Coleman their son Godfrey, little daughter Lii. lie, Miss Minnie Kucers, left Monday flor New York. where they will pasl the winter.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
WELLINGTON

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 Next spRdaF the church FsryiesE usual asH IF ssss sss sssfist fRs s#isstls s ssnT Eibis Eehnel Reiiy Sunday aaA PFaHPtion paf thefe wIll ,bs sEseiAl ezeFfases sslOs ,F sssss ssssTtssssfl tss l6ras F esuTn sura
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Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
NORTH STERLING

MT. and Mrs. E. s. Randall and Mir. and Mrs Hendrickson were recent visitors at Oakland Beach.
 John Grifiths has filled his silo and is now filling one for Percy Lewis
 MT. and Mrs. J. R. Williams of Paw tucket spent Sunday at Fl. H. Crowel's
 Aaron Vian is attending the Agrl- cultural college in Vermont.
 Charles Cole is out with a new auto- truck for his business.
 Mrs. Arthur Miller has been enter taining her father fromeNew Rochelle IN. r., for few days. a
 Sportsmen are getting their gum shined up for Oct. 8 for partridge and quail and Oct. 10 for woodcock.
 Gray squirrels are plentiful this fal and are often seen by the roadside.
 There is to be a chicken pie suppel at the parSonaRe .--.E .-s ..
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02

dog always was afraid of people and seemed to be a coward. and no one knows what made him act 70 strange ly i7
 : There were two auctions this week. one at F. l.. Richmond's and one at Hteginbothatr's on the old John Brad ford farms
 Mrs. Onn is very ill.
 Mrs. F. l.. Bennett and daughter Estella, May and Martha A. Bennett, were visitors Monday at Rosedale as was. also Mrs. Byron Bingham and daughter.
 Plainfield and Canterbury will have some fine roads when they are fin- ished- The horses as well as the au- tomobiie drivers will laugh.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
PACKER

Thomas ,. Brown was a recent vis- itor In Norwich. end visiting Moosup friends.
 Nazalre Landry visited friends in Norwich Saturday.
 MT. Snyder Of New York called on the Cutler Mills company Wednesday.
 Miss Potter visited the school here Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. William Briggs and children visited Mrs. Howe Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
CANTERBURY
Reanett Esy Falls from Apple FFes=
 Eis 5rether Ritten by q Dos; v

$We Ese.s sas WILLS Bennett sBssaa BE aesI s E ese esaassssa asasss as 9fals sls week his brathe<, EhaEieS ", was Sit-. fen iR fhe fess3y part ef both legs hy MefblrY's big dog: Young Bennett WAS sent t9 9Eedbrryss by his father GR a9 srFaad aRd stood faliSIRg te EFaIf E: sfea5pEy. FiasR the dog eams hs Eea iRfs zis ksEissE stFhis
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
DadwayS 4a ady
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There sis~ as pAas4a for. the aAanlute con6dencs the puLzlr haaz5u ishIs msdls cine and the reason is found 5n the fact either Hlternaiiy Or sextarnaIly., 2 is is the only medicine soe ita ktEd 4Hat 1s so-ruzdelE zxnoWn and- t11ivnrn<fiy used and has been the Ehnily Doctor and Unfailirg EousehozdJ Remedy In na4li= ions oe Homes for over hRIgsa eeHtuFYs
 A. ha4 to tsaSp1cnful in Hadk. S tumblerQ &fw2&nTa awaats In 2. eGwsFHfRuteg relieve Nkampas epasrns, sour st6zna9li hGartburzA nervousness.
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Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
SOUTH WooDsTocK

Miss. Nellie Tawe Is spending few days in ThaHpse#:
 Miss MinRie Wells has returned ts Merlin Attiehera. x MFs, W; Young has been eHtertains iHg guests fFem PFeviaensa: T
 Mir TessuB spent Sunday with his family: 1,.s-'
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
Wfs s VALLEY
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ltiRg Mrs. RgsgEs.
 e: F; Hafk cf New Eayea spent Sunday .R town.
 GaH KeRTpR 8 FEagtzqE5 was at Al. lsR M; #ef4y9R's SHH&ay:
 $ssa anilie #ssREaR af " lIaaR4ie
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
SOUTH COVENTRY

Mir. and Mrs c. E. Douglass of Nor- wich and Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Barber took an automobile trip to call on Mrs. George Boardman, one day last week.
 Mrs. Maria Parkklurst of Jewett City was the guest Sunday Of Miss Lizzie Whitfcrd ss.s.ss.Fs -4... .s,sr---,.ss-
 Mir and Mrs. V Whitfcrd of Jew- cit CitY are week end guests of their sisters at WhippoorWiH farm.
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with eczema. ring worm, rashes and similar itching. burn ing skin troubles.
 At any reliable druggists set e jar of reslnol ointment and a calSe of reai- noi soap: These are
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02
z ' 2 Humrhreyss Seventy-se even ' For Grlps Influenzas col .

"There'ss nothing ao Dad for $ Cough as coudhinS." Coughing ia ike scratching q wound, ss long n lt la done, ie will not heal. When tsnspted to Cough, draw long breath through the nostriis, hold lt until lt warns ths air ssitG The nitrogen thus refined, aIIays the dssirS to cough and gives the threat aud .sunSs chance to heal. The use Of Seventy severn will aid
 nature in her efforts to recurerats. 25c. and $t.oo. at all drueesats or mailed. @ f
 Humphrays' Honeo. Medicine Co., 15ee William Street. New York g