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Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-18
LISBON
Ladies' Aid Society Entertained at Camp Ground-List of Voters to be Made.


 From the local c. E.. society, those Norwich c. E. Union in Goshen Satur- day were Mrs. w. s. Foote, Miss Alice Kennedy. Miss Hattie BradIow, Miss Clara Hyde and Walter Hyde.
 R. R. Barber and Miss Martie Bar Der took an automobile trip to West minister N. H., Tuesday to visit R. R. Barber Jr. and family.
 J. B. Palmer started Tuesday morn ing for the state fair in Berlin with his prize winning herd. F
 Miss Agnes Enquist returned to New Britain Sunday afternoon after two weeks vacation at the home of her mother. Mrs. Olaf Nelson.
 Only Five Pupils Remaining.
 James Clements has been engaged to carry the school children from the Hyde district to Newent. There are only five remaining in the district.
 Went to Camp Ground.
 Wednesday the Ladies' Aid Society was entertained by Mrs. Sarah Tracy at her cottage at the Willimantic Camp Ground. Mrs. A. F. Read, Mrs. w. A Read, Mrs. R. T. Read, Mrs. J. H Kennedy, Mrs. E. w. Corbett and Bea- trice Kendall attended, besides a few of Mrs. Tracy's friends. Those To Be Made.
 The Registrars of Voters have com pleted the list of names to be made and is as follows: Harry S. Amber, Frank Goldstein, Fred w. Roessler, JohI Thomas. Lester Bromley, Aubrey Pot. i ter, Edward Thompson. David Both. well. Charles B. Mulkins, James Wade John Morton, H. l. Bennett, J. F. Sci. del, - Franklin, Charles Merle Thomas Emerson, = Emerson, Ella. Walters. Nathan Goldfarb, William Nc | Cluggage, Charles B. Hull, Joseph Pe 1 telle.
 Henry Kendall and Henry Thebeau with their ensiIage cutting outfits ar, on their rounds of silo filling. Rev. w. J.. Reynolds of Ekonk vii l preach at Newent Sundav>
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ELMVILLE
Watehman Arthur Hughes Resigns
 The Weeks Visitors.


 MT. and MrssJ. H. Mflligan motored to Providsnce Friday.
 Mrs E. L. Richardson, of Avon Park. Florida. and Mrs. NJ V. Palmer of Willimantic.. have been guests of Mrs. Royal c. Rayson.
 Miss Mcintosh of Chicago. has been spending a week with Mrs. c. H. Pike
 Mrs. Charles Butts of Jegett. City Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Albert Evans.
 Miss Olive L. Kent is attending a commercial. schoolfin Providence.
 A. H. Battey and family went to Kingston fair "Wednesday.
 Mrs. Ellen Root, former resident of Elmville. has moved to Harrisville, R. l.
 Mrs. Charlotte Hoxsie and son David of Carolina, and B. A Potter of Wor- cester were recent guests of MT. and Mrs J. E. Potter ct the Hin Crest House.
 Clayton Wright and Miss Florence Brayton attended the funeral of Mrs.
 George w. Kent made a business trip to Providence. Wednesday. on his motorcycle. f- --f 4----- -@4rr New Night watehman.
 Arthur Hughes has resigned as night watchman at the Sonnhill Worsted mill J. F, Potter has taken his
 AIrs. James Kent entertained Sun. day. Mir. and Mrs. Tod of Webster Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Sfizs Babbitt of Dan. ielson and MT. Mills and family oi Moosup. were Sunday guests of Mir and Mrs C. D. Mowry.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. V. Haswen have re. turned from Providence.
 Mir and Mrs. Clayton Wright mo, tored to Pomfret last Sunday
 James Kent and Frank McGortI were in Moosup Sunday. to witness the ball game between Southbridgt and Moosup-
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tages last week and returned to their

tages last week and returned to their homes.
 MT. and Mrs. Nelson Parker. who have been spending some weeks at Woodlawn farm, the home of Mrs. Parkers parents, MT. and Mrs. Henry w. -Hurlbutt. returned Wednesday to their home in Norwich.
 Mrs. Fred Richards of Laurel Hill, Norwich, who has been entertaining her daughter, Mss Evelyn Richards, of Paterson, N. J., and a friend. Miss Meade. at the cottage of Mrs Rich ards brother, E. s. Satterlee. has re- turned home.
 Mrs. John H. Barnes and Mrs Her bert Brown of Norwich spent Tuesday with Mrs. Franklin H. Brown at her cottage, Redfern, in the village.
 Mrs. Charles B. Jennings of New London was a visitor at the home of MT. and Mrs. Edward H. Iatimer in the village Tuesday.
 Mrs. s. M. Wright of Cambridge, Mass. is a guest at the home of Mrs, Nathan A. Gibbs.
 Miss Cecile Warner of New York. a school friend of Miss Katherine Ris- | don, is guest of Miss Risdon's at her summer home here.
 Miss Eunice Turner of East Orange N. J., spent several days last week al the home of MT. and Mrs. Edward R | Latimer.
 Going to Fort Point.
 Members of the Epworth league ot | the M. E. church are to accompany Rev. MT. Potter to Fort Point Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock by steam carI and give a service of reading and sonf tcalled The Pink Rose at the chape there
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Windham County CENTRAL VILLAGE
Laban Adams Receives Electric Shock -ChiId's Illness Caused by Eating Green Grapes.


 Mrs. Ernest Scott and daughter Dor othy have returned to Providence after spending d few days here with friends. where Mrs. Scott formerly lived.
 Patrick McGinnes has returned to his home in New York. having spent sev- eral weeks at John Wakeley's. with whom he made his home for a few years.
 Hilliard Smith has returned from a few days vacation.
 Miss Cora Duchano of willimantic, formerly of this village. spent Sunday with Miss Blanche Caplette.
 Mrs. Roy Greene has been entertain ing her sister from New York.
 Miss Helen Mathewson has returned from Pleasure Beach, where she has been the guest of Mrs. Roswell Shell of Moosup, who has been spending the summer there-
 Received Electric Shock.
 Laban Adams received a slight cleo tric shock while fixing a bulb on his electric light at his news store Friday evening. His fingers were burned
 Lester Gardner took an automobile party to Southbridge Saturday to att tend the ball game.
 Miss Stella Lafrance has returned from Seaconnet, R. l., where she has | been spending several weeks Mrs. Sheridan Walker has returned to her home in New York, having visit ed at Arthur Davis on River street. Pupil from Hebron. Miss Margarite Porter of Hebron is attending school here this year. She is staying with her aunt, Mrs Harry
 Mrs. John Shelley remains i'll at her home. Miss Anna Wilcox is caring
 Mrs. Michael Craft of Bridgeport is at the home of her brother-in-law, George Craft, during the absence of Mrs. Craft. who is in Plainfeld for an indefinite stay.
 | Mir. and Mrs. Israel Seguin enter Putnam and Mir and Mrs. Oat of Nor- wich Sunday.
 .Air. and Mrs. Asher Stark and sons Of Providence spent Sunday at Miss | Harrtett Stark's.
 Mrs Narcisse CapIette entertained day.
 l The woman's Foreign Missionary so- ciety met at Mrs. William Simmons Tuesday afternoon.
 Home from California.
 Charles Day has returned from Cali fornia. where he has been attending the expedition
 Earl Davis of Manchester, N. H.. ic Lisiting his parents M, and Mrs. Ar
 Archibaid Buchanan of MansfelS Center was a local visitor Monday.
 Miss Edna Lillibridge was in Kings. ton. R. |, "Wednesday to attend thu fair. .
 Annual Meeting.
 The Ladies' Aid society held the an nual meeting at the church pariorl Wednesday afternoon The followinI officers were elected: President Mrs II L. Hoxde LiIlibridge; vice president Mrs. Frederick Tillinghast; secretar. and treasurer. Mrs- Edwin Kennedy.
 Earl Bragg has been visiting Provi 'dence friends.
 power house at Plainheld- Ia off drt'
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CLARK'S FALLS

Postmaster E. D. Chapman attended the Washington county fair at West Kingston Wednesday. On Thursday his father, E. F. Chapman. attended, as did Arthur Brown and many others.
 The weather this week is fine to ripen corn and beans, although the heat is trying to those out in the fields at work with the thermometer at so and 90.
 NIT. and Mrs. Horace F. Palmer were guests Saturday of Mir. and Mrs. H. Clinton Eccleston in the north west part of the town.
 John B. Perry has been filling his silo.
 Postmaster Ernest D. Chapman ha. beautiful dahlias, the warm weather bringing out the blooms to perfection He has many important varieties.
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WESTMINSTER

Service was held here Sunday morn ing t
 Mrs. Robert Finney of New York re- turned home Sunday after spending q dale.
 z Miss Helen Koch is confined to her bed with a severe attack of indiges- ton.
 Lymona E.. the daughter of Mir. and Mrs Clifford \. Raymond. was award ed first prize. s in gold. at the Had dam Neck grange fair by a verdict of four judges as the finest baby to be seen at the baby show.
 M. Louise Raymond has returned to Rosedale after spending a few weeks as the guest of Rev. and Mrs. William w. Raymond of Haddam Neck.
 William and Harold Finney returned to New York Sunday.
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LIBERTY HILL

O. B. Dimon is serving es juror at the superior court in Norwich
 Herman Strong and family are vis- ittng at J. Henry Clarke's.
 The district school opened last week Tuesday with Miss Annie Har- vey, teacher.
 MT. Cline and family who lived in the house with Max Levett have nov. ed back to New York
 Isaiah Hale has sold his farm to Dr Zepland of Willimantic.
 MT. and Mrs. A C. Smith and two sons of West Haven visited MT Smiths uncle over Labor day.
 Mrs J. H. Burrill was in Norwich Saturday.
 The ministers of the New LondoI Congregational conference will nod a meeting at the Liberty Hill churcs October 5. Dinner will be served al noon. Rev. Dr. S. H. Howe ol Norwich will give an address in tn, afternoon.
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GLASGO

Daniel Kenyon and family took an outing to Beach Pond Sunday, as did also MT. and Mrs. Henry Gautier.
 MT and Mrs. Herbert lift and daughter Edith spent Sunday at At lantic Beach. Mrs. Burdick accom- panied them as far as Westerly, spend ing the day there with Mrs. w. F. Thorpe.
 School in the eighth district com menced the fall term Monday. Com mitteeman J. T. Wilbur has had the rooms made pleasant for teachers and pupils, the floors being painted, fur nishings freshened, etc.
 Mrs. Sterry Kinney has as guests Mrs. Martha Brown of Jewett City Mrs Hannah Miller of Norwich and Mrs. Hattie Main of Westerly.
 Miss Grace Thompson returns tc Syracuse Friday to resume her col Iege course
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a< the Memorial hospitals New London, for treatment of serious injuries, has returned his home and while still very lame. is steadily improving.
 CeIsbrated e4th Birthday.
 Mrs. Abby Eldredge Dewey quietly celebrated on Monday. Sept 18th. her
 Attorney Dana Taylor Gallup spent the week end here with his mother. Mrs. Simeon Gallup.
 Charles e. Eldredge left Monday morning for Hoosick Falls, N. T. where he attended "Wednesday the old mens' picnic held at Battlefield park
 Miss Nell F. Schoonover has returned to Elmhurst after two weeks' visit with the Misses wilcox of New Milford.
 Mrs. John E.. Sponord and daughter. Miss Thelma Spoford. have returned to Brooklyn, N. Y.. after spending the summer months at their rooms in the Burnet house at Burnet's Corners. Miss Agnes Chapman of Norwich spent the week end with her parents, MT. and Mrs. F. Alonxo Chapman. Mrs. Julia Hotchkiss of New Haven is the guest of Miss Mary H. Dean Miss e. Louise Harris of New Ha- ven spent Sunday night with Mrs. George ". Harris at the Harris home- stead
 MT. and Mrs. Horace O. Williams, My. and Mrs. J. Harold Williams and I son Horace s. Williams, MT. and Mrs. Frank ID williams and son, Master Kenneth Williams. took an automobile trip to Providence Sunday afternoon Leave for St. LouIs-
 Mrs. Charles seeley and children, Robert and Evelyn. left Tuesday for St. Louis after three weeks visit with Mrs. Seeley's parents, MT. and Mrs.
 MT. and Mrs. Carl Van Stark and | daughter Carol have returned to Yon- kers, N. r., after a weeks visit to MT, and Mrs. Harry Keeney.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Hagberg, Miss Mabel Hagberg and Master Charlie Hagberg were Sunday guests of Mrs Hegberg's sister. Mrs. Calvin H Hoxte.
 Mrs. John Everett and infant daugh- ter Emily were guests Wednesday oi Mrs. Alfred Mariners of East Lyme.
 New Baptist Pastor Arrives.
 Rev. Fred E. Coburn, the new pastor of the Baptist church, Mrs. Coburr and their two sons arrived Wednesday from Chester, Ct. Rev. MT. Coburn will assume the duties of his new pastorats Sunday. Oct. B.
 Joshua l.. Burrows has returned tC Pasea1c. N. T.. after spending a week. vacation with his parents, MT. ana Mrs. Albert Burrows.
 Prof. William c. Park of Seaviev cottage. has gone to Peterboro. N. H. where he enters upon his second veal as principal of the high school.
 Edwin Miner of Norwich was calling Sunday on relatives at the Hank homestead.
 Mrs. William Cook and young daugh ter Hope Cook. have returned t Brooklyn. N. Y., after an lengthy visi ! to Mrs. Cooks parents, MT. and Mrs Frank J. Eggers.
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New London County
 NORTH STONINGTON
Ball Player Has Nose Broken--sun-
 day School dnstitute to Be Held < With Congregational Church.

cay Scnoot Hnsrtrur0 eo Be heid < With Congregational Church.
 Rev. L. Peacock and family re- turned to their home in Westerly on Monday, after having spent the sum mersa at the Gallup farm in this town.
 Rev. Lucianex Drury conducted the funeral services of Mrs. Jessie A. Veine, wife of 5Oliver Veine, in the Second BaptisfS church Monday.
 Miss Marion Greene, a teacher in the Oral school. lat Mystic, spent Mon day and Tuesday at the home of Miss Dora T. Maine.
 Miss Josephine Middleton is a guest of Miss Dora T. Maine
 Mrs. J. G. Smith left Wednesday for her home in Tomah, Wis, after vis- it of several weeks with her mother and sister in this village.
 Philip D. Gray is transporting the school children from District No. to the village school
 Moving From Ledyard.
 Ellsworth Gray will move from Led yard about October 1. to the Benja- min P. Wheeler farm. bought by his father, Daniel Gray.
 Mrs W. P. Babcock and Mrs. George H. Stone have been spending a few days at Mystic.
 Mrs. D. W. Bfssel has been visit ing Mrs. c. P. Kendall in West Bridgewter, Mass.
 Supervisor of Schools Gordon c. Swift, visited the town schools this week.
 Fifty at Wheeler School.
 The Wheeler school opened Tues day with about fifty pupils.
 Had Nose Broken.
 Richard B. Wheeler, Jr.. while playing baseball on the Wheeler School grounds was hit in the face His nose was broken. Miss Hattie A. Wheeler who has been on a trip to California and the 1 exposition, arrived in town Sunday | The Ladies' society of the Third Bap- | tist church gave an afternoon tea or | Thursday at the home of Rev. and | Mrs, Lucian Drury. Sunday School Institute. The New London County Sunday | School association will hold an insti. l tute in the Congregational church, or l Sunday, uniting with the church a 1 the morning service, and rendering { | special programme at 2:45 p. m. A. L.. Townsend, who is preachint at the Third Baptist church, has re sumer his studies in Boston universi | NJa
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GARDNER LAKE
Dinner at Burchard- Manwarrine 5ungaIow-Lishted Match May Have Caused Fire.


 Miss Lizzie F. Dolbeare oflNJorwich is visiting her parents. MT. and Mrs. Loren 4Rathbone.
 Dinner Under the Trees.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Burchard and Dr. Ter Manwarring entertained a party at their new bungalow on Sunday last At noon a fine dinner was served under the trees by the hostesses.
 Mrs. Fannie Du Mars of Rochester, N. r.. is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Anley De La. 3Hooke at Point Comfort Lodge.
 Mrs. s. A. Dolbeare attended Kings ton fair Wednesday, the ' trip being made in MT. and Mrs. Reynold's car. Henry Harris was a Norwich caller, Thursday. House Burned. Barn saved.,s The Buckley Place, formerly owned by sEnoch. Buckley of East .GreatPt tains was totally destroyed by fire Monday night. Joseph PsIlsky the present owner thinks the fire was caused by a lighted match :n the ell attic. By 1.-the hard work of neighbors the horse
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OLD MYSTIC
Thompson Morgan Weddins-improve- ments on River Road-New Baptist Pastor and Family Arrive at Par sonage.

The marriage of Mrs. Fanny welles Morgan of Old Mystic and Shirley F. Thompson of Groton borough took rlace Monday, Sept 18th, at D. m., at the Congregational parsonage. Ston- ington borough. Rev. Dwight c. Stone mother, Mrs. George G. Welles, of Old Mystic, and Mrs. Gibson Smith of Gro- ton, a cousin of the bride, witnessed the ceremony. Mir. and Mrs. Thompson left for Bridgeport, where they will reside, MT. Thompson being employed in that city.
 River Road Improved.
 The river road to Mystic on the Groton side has been improved the past front of Riverview and building with material from the cut a sidewalk from Riverview cottage to the north gate Of the Riyerview property where it connects with the old sidewalk that continues to the village
 Defeated New London.
 The Young Mems association base ball nine played Saturday at p. m with the Central Vermont team of New London on the association field. The game was won by o. M. Y. M. A. team to {.
 B. Y. P. U. Meeting. The Baptist Young Peoples upior had its monthly business meeting and social Friday evening at o'clock al the home of MT. and Mrs. Clarence W Beckwith. After the business session games and music wexe enjoyed. Re. Treatments were served. I Rev. c. M. Reed of East Lyme will occupy the pulpit of the Baptist churcl Sunday morning and evening.
 The United Workers of the Meth, odist Episcopal church met Friday af ternoon at the parish house. Light TO. treatments were served
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap tiSt church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Arthur Daboll.
 Able to Leave Hospital. Edward B. Clark, superintendent O I farming at the Mystic Oral school who for the past five weeks has beei
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F. SALEM
Ticket Nominated by Republicans
 Meeting of Teachers.

Rev. R. n. Crawford preached a most effective sermon in the Congregational church last Sunday morning from the text found in Hebrews. [: 25.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Peabody of Norwich were guests of MT. and Mrs. Henry A. Rogers last Saturday.
 Charles Rathbone of Norwich and John Rathbone of Leffingwell were Sunday visitors in town.
 Mrs. Susie B. Rogers attended the meetings of the New London County association in Waterford last week.
 Mrs. Ivy S. Bailey and son Theodore spent the greater part of the week in Norwich.
 Miss Ruth Sterry has returned from New London. where she spent some time with her sister, Miss Iveagh Sterry, at the Mohican hotel.
 Henry A Rogers attended the golden wedding anniversary of his sister Mrs. Woodruff. in Orange, Monday evening.
 Republican Nominations.
 The republican party held Stheir cau- GUS Monday afternoon. nominating Carl Rogers for first selectman and Henry Rogers for second selectman Henry Rogers and William B. Kingsley were nominated for the board of edu- cation.
 Mrs. N. L. Clark was the guest ot her brother. Thomas Clark, in Col chester Monday. Harold Darling has returned tc Bethlehem on his motorcycle after spending his vacation at his home 1T town.
 The silos are being filled on tht Mitchell farms this week. Teachers Meeting. A teachers meeting was conducted in the Central school last Saturday b! Supervisor J. A. Young of Colchester Schools in town opened for the fal term on Monday, Miss Shea of Col chester teaching in the Central schoo in place of Miss Ruth Hall of Sims bury. who resigned to teach nearer he l home.
 Mrs. William B. Kingsley was il | Norwich Tuesday.
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THOMPSON

John Chase of Brooklyn, N. r.. is spending his vacation at Nathan Chase's.
 Allen Reynolds of Worcester was at home here with his family over Sun day.
 Frank M. Knight has been visiting in Providence for a few days
 Miss Grace A. Cruff has returned to Vermont. after spending several weeks here.
 Mrs. Lowrice is at the hotel. She is
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on account of an injury to his hand
 Henry Trudeau of Moosup is spend ing a few weeks with relatives here.
 L. Howard Cross was in Wauregan Thursday to attend the funeral of Henry Lesvens-
 Nathaniel P. Thompson attended Kingston. R. l.. fair Wednesday.
 Ate Green Grapes.
 Cecile. daughter of Hormidas Will mctte, has been i'll this week Her ill., ness was caused by eating green graneS
 MT. and Mrs Harry Stainthrope have keen in Wauregan on account oi the death of Mrs. Stainthrope's grand father. Henry Leavens- Mrs. Warren Hopkins was at Jeweti | City Wednesday evening to attend tho Rood -Burdick wedding
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EKONK
Neishbors Answer Telephone Call and
 Save Gallup House from Burning.

Rev. George Richards of the First Congregational church of Pittsburgh, Pa. will preach here next Sunday in exchange with the local pastor.
 Miss Ebba Mellor of Bridgeport is teaching the Ekonk school
 Miss Lillian Cooper is the teacher in the Bailey district and Miss Marion Blakeslee in the Wylie district
 Saved House from Burning.
 Eight or ten men, answered the hurry csE on the telephone to extinguish a fire which nearly destroyed the shop ard storehouse of Miss Jeanette Gal lUp. They arrived just in time to save the house
 Mir. ard Mrs. Ezra Gallup and infant daughter Laura are spending this week in Dan-elson-
 Charles Barber and John whitman have been working several days in Plainfield-
 Mrs Ann Corey is visiting her son Avn and family.
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NORTH WOODSTOCK

MT. Marshall of Providence spent Sunday in town
 William Arnold of Providence was in town over the fair.
 Miss Gertrude Phillips has guests from Springfield
 MT. and Mrs. Washburn of sBos- ton are visiting MT. and Mrs. Andrews Mrs John Towe Is spending few weeks with her daughter in Webster
 Eugene Summers is in tcyFna fer a few days.
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to move into Lewis Blackmers house soon.
 Mrs. Alice Elliott entertained her mother and sister a feWzdays ago. Woodstock fair. Many from town were in attendance.
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HAMBURG
Motorboat Party Returns-chleaso
 Mer's Gift to Library.

Mer's GItt 10 LibrarJ.
 Ray Harding of Ashlavn farm sent a long string of Devon cattle to the Berlin fair last Monday.
 Miss Marjorie Lord has been visit ing in. Saybrook the past week.
 James Lord and family and Miss Winifred Jewett of Amesbury, Mass, returned last week from a trip to Washington, D. C.. in their motor boat Rev. A. B. Bassett preached at the Congregational church Sunday morn ing.
 Charles Wood of Chicago has given the Lyme ;ibp--v another lot of books.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-18
 Humphreys Seventy-seven For Grip, Influenza, COL D'S

To get the best results, take "SeN- enty-sevenn at the first feeling of a Cold, lassitude, lack of energy, shiNer-. ings, fevsrishness.
 # you wait until your bones begin to ache, until you begin to cough and sneeze, have sore throat and influenza, it may take longer. s
 A small vial of pleasant pellets, handy to carry and take, fits the vest pocket.
 25c. and s1.oo, at all druggists or mailed. t.N
 Humphreys Homeo Medicine Co.,, 156 William Street, New York.
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LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

barn was saved. The insurance was
 small.
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Republican Caucus.

A Republican caucus was held at the town building Saturday evening and the following were placed in nomina- ton for the various offices: Assessor, William J. Lee: board of relief. Wins low B. Gallup, Clifton J. Church, Mer- ritt Welch; selectmen. Burton NJ Welch, Frank NJ. White; town clerk and treasurer and agent of town de- posit fund. Frank C. Lummis: auditor Arthur Williams; grand jurors. Frank W. Dandon. William J. Lee. Charles B Russ; collector of taxes. Charles s Turner: constable, Charles B. Russ: registrar of voters. Ellsworth M. Rus sell: town school committee, Arthur Williams; library directors. Myrtle C. Lanphear, Arthur Williams.
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Miss Christina Curtis of Ashford Is teaching the South Chaplin school
 C. s. Turner. Ernest Crane and Henry c. Gallup, attended the Norwich fair.
 Margaret Sprague of South Chaplin returns as a pupil to the Mystic Oral school this week
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CHAPLIN

Local Pupil at Mystic Oral School Republican Caucus Held Saturday Evenina.
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Miss Lizzie F. Dolbeare ofgN1orwich is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs.
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Judge Alfred Steers and family of Brooklyn. N. r., and Otto Wulf and
 family of Norwich closed their cot
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farming at the Mystic Oral school, who for the past five weeks has been