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Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-30
GALES FERRY
Quarterly Review in Sunday Schcol- Summer Residents Leaving-Alfred E. Rogers and Daughter Sail for Canal Zone-FarmersE Institute Planned

There was a good attendance at the morning service in the M. E. church Sunday. Rev. James M. Potters theme was Spiritual Reserves. St Soul Longe1h, by Herman Klein, was sung by a quartette, Miss Grace A. Chapman, Miss Alice Satterlee, D. R. Povey and c. C. Colver. The altar flowers were beautiful asters, arranged by Mrs H. F. Crandall and Mrs. liar Ian Pierce.
 At the Sunday school session quarterly review was conducted by the superintendent, c. C. Colver, in re- sponsive reading, with school. Awards were given for regular attendance to Mrs. Harmon c. Rollins, a bronze star, for sixteen months, to Elm Beth Bennett.
 The Epworth League service at 7.30 o'clock, was led by the pastor, Rev. MT. Potter, with this topic, Things God Will Do for Us, and Things We Must Do for Ourselves.
 Motored Through BerE<shires.
 Mrs. Harriet F. Crandall and Mrs. Harlan Pierce of the village, were members of an automobile party, who motored to the Berkshires, with Mr. and Mrs. Rowland H. Perkins and son, Harold, of New London, last week. The party stopped at Hinsdale, Mass, ctI4u ct AltoA4SIOs 1CIIOh, Ao(OShOl ASSCs en route to the Mohawk Trail. They also visited Greylock Mountain.
 Mrs. Richard Povey and family of New London, will move Wednesday, to this village, into the house, recently purchased by Mrs. Povey's daughter, Miss Grace Povey from Alfred E.. Rogers, of Panama.
 Miss Addie Secor, of T@atertown, N, Y, who motored here in her touring car with chauffeur and is the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. c. Risdon in the village, had as her guests for an au tomobile party recently Mrs. Risdon, and her daughter, Miss Katherine Ris- don, and Mrs. Fanny A. Molthrop, to Deans Mills, and Stonington Manor Inn, where they stopped, returning by the river road to Eastern Point.
 Summer People Leaving.
 A general exodus of summer people from the Bluff and village is going on. Abut all of the Norwich colony have closed their cottages on the Bluff, and returned to their homes in that city, this including the families of Lewis Church, George Ashbey, George C.. Ritchie and J. Frank Covey.
 Mrs. Richard Ames and daughter,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-30
OCCUM AND VERSAILLES
Schools Open This Week-Eishth
 Grade Pupils Sent to Greeneville-i Robert FensIey Able to Leave Hos

Rev. Samuel Thatcher of Jewett City occupied the pulpit at the Yer sailles M. E. church Sunday, in ex- change with Rev. Charles Smith.
 The Versailles M. D. Sunday school will hold it's usual session Sunday. The school has not held sessions during September on account of tnfant1le paralysis cases in neighboring towns.
 Sunday school sessions have been resumed at St. Joseph church.
 During the latter part of the pres ent week Richard Filliger has been acting as substitute for Officer Blu menthai at the Occum point as an in fantile paralysis officer.
 Opening of the Schools.
 Occum school in common with the schools of the town began the fall term on Monday. Miss Anna Welch returns as principal and Misses Julia A. Mckay, Rena Murdock as grade teachers. Two new teachers began the years work. Misses Mary Hourn and Mary Hickley.
 Four from these villages are in at- tendance at the Norwich Free Aca- turns for his second year as we'll as Miss Alice German. Master Alfred Baldwin and Eugene Deshefry enter for the first years work.
 Transferred to GreeneviIIe.
 On account of but five Occum pu pils to enter the eighth grade, it has seemed best by the town committee to send these pupils to Greeneville. Tn accordance with the wishes of the committee, James Fitzgerald, Gustave Lambert, Jr.. Jennie Lambert, Derelia Reil, Gertrude Topliff began their school duties at Greeneville Monday.
 Miss Mae E. Freeman of Whitman, Mass, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. A. R. Boutilier.
 A new plate glass has been put in at the store of H, A. Richards. re- placing one recently broken.
 Miss Aldea Lessard has bought out the interests of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Te- treault. in the residence known as the Tetreault home, across the street from the property of St. Joseph's parish.
 sMr. and Mrs. Henry N. Wood of Anthony, R. l.. are guests of MT. and Mrs. c. w. Perkins.
 Miss Emma V. Gardner of Waure- gan has recently been the guest of Occum friends.
 Leaves Hospital.
 The many friends of Robert Fens- ley are pleased to learn that it has been possible to bring him home from Backus hospital.- where he has been a patient from the effects of a mo- torcycle accident several weeks ago. Although Mir. Fensley will be unable to leave his bed for some weeks he is recovering steadily.
 c. H. Sengman is driving a new touring car.
 H. T. German has bought new touring car of standard make.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-30
LIBERTY HULL.
Siio Building at Leavitt Farr-Ivy r Grows Around a Room.

.. Grows Around a Room.
 Elmer Caples is building a silo for LeaVett brothers.
 Miss Edith Lewis of Hampton was the guest of her cousins MT. and Mrs J. George Clark, from Thursday until Saturday. Miss Lewis is a graduate of Oberlin college.
 Charles Congdon of Vermont is the guest of J. Henry Clarke.
 ivy Grows ThriftiIy.
 Mrs. J. George Clark has an ivy which has two sprouts and has been growing in her dining room the past two years, in opposite directions, near the ceiling. About a month ago they met and now have grown about a yard on the second Journey.
 Mrs. Thomas LilIibridge of Yantic, her son, Frank Lillibridge, of Dakota, and her daughter and family were the guests of Mrs. Lillibridge's sister, Mrs Earl HoIbrook, Sunday. They came by automobile. y
 Rev. John H. Knott preached a very able and interesting \sermon Sunday last from the subject The God Man Needs.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-30
Windham County
EAST WOODSTOCK
Meeting of Community CIub-Siens Anderson Injured by Fall From Wheel.

Miss Harriet Hubbard is confined tu the house by illness.
 Mrs. T. A. Turner attended the wedding of a friend in Cambridge Mass, last week, remaining several days with relatives.s 'i33.I. v
 Attended Barre Fair. E'"t
 John D. Sanger, Mrs. M. B. Morse and MT, and Mrs Everett E. May at tended Barre fair last Friday, remain-i ing over night at the home of F. E. Rice and family
 Agnes White of Hebron spent ths week end at her home
 Mrs. R. Coornbs remains very low having taken no nourishment for 19 days.
 Community Club Meets. "?
 A meeting of the Community club was held Wednesday evening, ada dresses being given by Prof. Perkins of Woodstock Academy and Frank Barber of Putnam, superfntende of schools. There were piano solos byi Miss Aida Prescott.
 injured, But Keeps at School. 4Signe- Anderson, a student at thes Woodstock Academy, while riding to, school on her bicycle recently, fell, and broke a small bone in her arm She pluckilyv contihued oh, and had Dr. Spaulding reduce the fracture and is now driving her horse got having missed day.
 Mrs. B. E. Eddy spent the week end, with her daughter, Edith, a teacher in Stafford.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-30
LEDYARD
Reception for MT. and Mrs. Leslie Gray--Meetina of School Committee Democratic Caucus Today-Clan- bake Planned.

A reception was held at the resi- dence of MT. and Mrs. John M. Gray, Friday evening, in honor of MT. and Mrs. Leslie P. Gray, who were recent present. Refreshments were served at the close. School Board Meets.
 The town school committee held a meeting at Gedyard Center, Tuesday afternoon. All the members but one were present. It was voted to ex- pend $50 for supplementary reading, and essentials of geography, a new book was adopted in place of the one now in use. Bills were presented, ap- proved and ordered paid. Supervisor Swift was present and reported that all the teachers were doing good work and the schools we'll started.
 Mrs. Starr and daughter, Helen, of New London, were guests Monday of MT. and Mrs. Isaac G. Geer.
 Miss Florence Geer has returned home. having been the guest of Mrs Starr of New London.
 Mrs. OHn H. Avery has been visit ing relatives in Hartford for several days.
 Theodore Taylor has purchased an automobile. He and his father D. D. Taylor are saving for Thomas Bau- dro and use his car III going back and forth.
 Arthur D. Barrett, who is employed as a bridge builder in Greenwich, is staying at home for few days.
 Met at Parsonage.
 The Ladies' Aid society met at the parsonage Wednesday afternoon and tied a quilt. @
 Nearly all the local farmers have filled their silos.
 Democratic Caucus. Today.
 The democrats will hold tlleirs eau GUS this. ,eSatmday) afternoon at Led yard Center to nominate a representa- tive, Justices of the8tpeace and a pro- bate jddgeg
 A suffrage meeting was held in the Congregational church Tuesday eve ming. Addresses male by three ladies who espoused the cause, were very good and were listened to by an au- dience of about 50.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph D. Austin of Montville, were Sunday callers in town.
 Will Hold CIamhake.
 The Market Gardeners Association which was formed last spring will hold 9 clambake this (Saturday) afternoon n AdOlph Holmberg's grove near Poquetanuck Cove. The members of the association will hear an address in the afternoon by a member from New Haven, who will speak OH the value of the association The mem bers have received better prices for their truck during the year than ever before.
 Albert Selzer is improving his place sh'ngling his house, etc.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-30
NIANTIC

Mrs. B. s. Mallory of Boston is vis- ltng relatives in the Grove.
 Phil Sheridan and I. C. Beebe were business callers in New London, We'd nesday.
 Daniel McGinn of Little Boston was a caller ir the village Tuesday.
 Mir. ard Mrs. R. H. Lloyd left Sun day for their home in New York.
 Elias B. Manwaring leaves shortly for his home in New Haven after passing the summer with his brother, R. L. Manwaring.E
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Smith, who haveeresided o1a the farm for the 7qSt few years, expect to leave shortly for Hartford to reside.
 Mrs Hattie Bishop of Flanders caiied on her sister, Mrs. Adam Bishop Tn Main street, Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. George Pardee of New Haven are expected in the village to- day Saturday to spend a short time with Dr. and Mrs. A. F. Bishop.
 Mrs. Jacob Linicus of New London anc daughter, Mrs. Harold Pervear of Watertown Mass. were visitors in the Grove, Tuesday
 MT and Mrs. C. Won F'eilitz left Wednesday for their home in Water bury, after spending the summer a+ thelr place in the Pines. A furniture van from Hartford was in the Grove the hrst of the week and took away effectss u
 Frank Adam of New York is pass- ing a few weeks in the Grove.
 Gllhert7 Ross has 9 force of men putting up a building for. Mr. Miller Tn Pennsyivaaia avenue: It will be a two story structure with store on the hrst floor and tenement above.
 MT. and Mrs William Eel5Tlan of Bridgeport are at their cottage.
 MISS Kate Wiley has returned to her home in Norwich.
 At the last meetins. of the Sunshine society delegates were apofnted to at tend the state convention which was held in Madison, Tuesday with q large attendance. W
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-30
LISBON

After spending three months at the nome nome Of her brother, Miss Hannah Baldwin has returned to California.
 Mrs Rosie Kinne of Coventry is visiting her niece, Mrs. Henry Ken dall.
 There was a large attendance at the social Wednesday evening at Mrs. G. A. Kennedy's.
 Mrs. J. H. Kennedy spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Brainard Walden in Willimantic.
 Mrs Herbert Johnson was in South Manchester, Tuesday, the guesr of her uncle and aunt. Rev. and Mrs. Frank
 Frank Knight and T. D. Fhil1ine went Wednesday morning to Wake neld' R. l., from there MT. Knight Journeyed to Westerly to visit his daughter, and MT. Phillips to Shan mock to visit his cousin, Mrs. Larkin.
 Pupils from this town, who are at tending Norwich Free Academy this year are: Clara Hyde, Ellen Wilcox, MaDel Kanahan, F1ossie Meyer, Bios som Grahan,' Albert Bradlow, Claude Leatherse and William Burgess
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-30
GOSHEN
Dogs Kill Twenty Sheep at Oakland Farm-Nine Others of the Flock Missing-Ad Society Meets.

The Ladies Aid Society met at the church Tuesday afternoon.
 Dogs Kill Sheep.
 Dogs nearly destroyed the handsome flock of sheep owned by Feldman Bros. at Oakland farm Thursday; twenty were reported killed and nine were missing.
 MT. Simpson and several relatives of Chicopee Falls, Mass, were visitors at Crystal Spring farm. Sunday. The trip was made by automobile. liked From New Canaan. f Cleveland Frost, a student at Yale, and MT. Bradley of New Canaan, were guests of friends here this week. The trip from New Canaan was made by foot and the hike across the country with the ever varying scenery was greatly enjoyed.
 Miss Marion Thomas of Westville,. a teacher in Old Lyme, is spending the weekend with friends in Goshen. Rev. MT. Clark of the Baptist church will preach here tomorrow; the ser vice will be at eleven o'clock.
 A. B. Kenyon of Fair View farm butchered three handsome spring pigs Wednesday,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-30
HANOVER
C. E. SociaI-Lfnen Shower for Miss :-Mary Souter-FieId Day Planned for
 Today.

The Senior c. E. society held a so- cial in the vcstry Wednesday even ing. 4 pleasant time was enjoyed playing games. The feature of the evening was liren shower given by the members of the society for Miss Mary Souter. Refreshments were served by the social committee dur
 Rally Day.
 The Sunday school will hold. Da1ly Day services at -he Sunday school hour next Sunday. Aaspeci1l~ program is being prepared for all departments of the school. Fhis Saturday, af- ternoon a field day will be held rom to , o'clock o.1 Air!ie Field for all members .of-the school. ----- --. ~----
 The Junior c: F. meeting will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the vestry.
 Bible Class. A Bible class is being held Thurs day evenings at the parsonage for all interested in the stuIy of the Minor Prophets. The course is proving very interesting.
 A business meeting of the w. c. T. U. was held Monday evening at the rome of the president. Mrs. James Bennett.
 .-.. Personal Items.
 Mrs PaulsDressing4 of New York is visiting for "a few days at the home of MT. and Mrs Frank Crombie
 Bryant Stewart of New London was a week. end guest at MT. and Mrs. Webster Standish.
 Miss Lillian Etter of Baltic was a recent guest of Miss Dorothy Harri- son for d few days.
 Mrs. Louise Lambertson of South Birmingham, Mass. has visited at the home of her daughters, Mrs William Campbell and Mrs. Harry Cupps
 MT. and Mrs. Goldthorpe and family of Somersville, Conn, motored to Han- over and were guests of MT. and Mrs. Law Armatage.
 Norman Armatage of UnionviIle, Conn.,. visited at the home ot his par ents, MT. and Mrs. Law Armatage over Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-30
SOUTH LYME


 Mrs. C. H. Waterh6use of stoninss ton is visiting her son, c. II. Waters house. A number from here attended GuiE1 ford fair yesterday. |; Next week there is to h9 an enter- tainment at the Union chapel undeI the auspices of the Boys club recentIN established by Rev. Kenneth Wells of Lyme. Mrs. F. R. Peck was a New London visitor yesterday L. Sasseman has secured rooms with F. P, WeIch for a while
 Mrs. Pierce Littleffeld and Mrs. Wil-s nam C. Slate were guests of Mrsk States sister, Mrs. Eilery Barber. irI Westerly reesntlbs lt.ssS Helen Waterhouse is attending the Vocational school at New London this year.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. Fl. waterhouse en- tertained friends. from New London over Sunday. '
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-30
: KNOXVILLE

Mrs. William Mitchell entertained the members of the Ladies' Aid so- ciety of the Union Baptist church at her home Wednesday afternoon. Plans were made for the annual fair.
 Miss Huggard of Lowell. rendered several fine piano selections. Miss Ruth Long sang very pleasing solo.
 Mrs. Thomas Church has moved into the Joseph Killeen house recently purchased by Palmer Bros.
 Fred Bergman of Pequot is making an extended trip through Sweden.
 Mrs. Charles Turner has been spending several days with her sis ter, Mrs. William Baldwin of Gro- ton.
 week. end with relatives in Jamaica, Vermont
 Mrs. Israel Gero and daughter, Dor
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-30
SHUNOC
Improvement Society Holds Enter
 tainment and Supper-Woman Can
 didate for Town School Committee.

CdlTTIiSflt dIl0 SdPPe1--s OrndF ISar"
 didate for Town School Committee.
 The Shunoc Improvement Society held an entertainment, social and New England supper Wednesday evening at the home of Lemuel H. Maine. The attendance was very large. There were singing, recitations and readings and the supper was A No. l. The so- ciety now has over 100 members and the list is constantly increasing and all are aggressive workers. The so- ciety was organized in 1914 under the leadership of Rev J. M. Collins, then pastor of the church here.
 tertained Archie w. Colt of Norwich Monday at their home.
 Leave for Springfield.
 Mrs. H. E. Randall and Mrs. E. B. James had as their guests Monday night Mrs. S. N. Billings of Stoning- ton and Mrs. ". W. Billings of West Ashwillett. Tuesday morning they left for Springfield, Mass, where they are passing the week with relatives. Miss Ethel Clark of Westerly accom- panied them. -
 The Baptist church was beautifully decorated Sunday under the super vision of Mrs. w. H. Hillard.
 Woman a Candidate.
 The election of town officers occurs Monday. Many new voters have been made, including several women. Mrs Frank A. Thompson is a candidate for town school committee, having been nominated by the republican caucus
 Farmers are having fine weather this week to fill their silos. Help is in demand.
 Mrs. Nathan F. Culver of Westerly was caller at Mrs. B. B. James or Wednesday.
 Ralph P. Wheeler has gone to Iowa to visit friends.
 G. D. Thompson of Florida is the guest of local friends.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-30

accepted a call to the Franklin Con- gregationaI church.
 Miss Mildred Bower has returned to her home in Yonkers, N. Y. after be- ing the guest of the Misses Holton.
 Secretary. Hill of the Norwich Y. M. G. A.. spoke at the Franklin church Sunday morning. His address was very interesting and was enjoyed by all. E
 Mrs. Luther Holton picked a large quantity of fall-bearing raspberries this week.
 Meeting of Grange.
 The Franklin grange held a meeting on Saturday evening. The lecturer S hour was devoted to songs and recita- tionS. '...- ->
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-30
NORTH FRANKLIN
Work Committee Plans Sale-NorWich Guests at Social EVenine-Person- ale.

 Mrs. Etta Watson of Norwich is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. R. Race. The ladies on the work committee of the Home Missionary Society met Tuesday with Mrs. Kate Johnson to plan for sale.
 Guests From Norwich.
 Mrs. Rena Race entertained a party of friends at her home Monday ev- ening. Games, vocal and instrument tai music were enjoyed. Cake and ice cream were served. A number of the guests were from Norwich.
 Mrs. Leon Ladd spent Thursday with her mother, Mrs. Maf1tt of Nor wich.
 Mrs. Mather Harding and her sis ter, Miss Lima Harding, were recent guests of Mrs. Horace Smith. Miss Hazel Buchanan of Staten Is- land is visiting Mrs. William Weaver. Ernie Oehl has returned to his home In New York after spending the sum mer with his sister, Mrs. Mather Harding. MT. Oehl made many friends while in town.
 Mrs. James Randall of. Goshen spent several days recently with Mrs. Reu- ben Manning.
 Sumner Willard and sister, Mrs. Palmer of. Norwich were Sunday guests of fNrg. Efnkaa Warner. R. H: White of South Coventry spent Sunday with Fl. AE. White.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-30
GARDNER LAKE

MT. and Mrs. Ernest Roberts and Mr Crunbly closed Camp Massapeack Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. D. H. Reynolds and son, Harold, of New London. were guests Sunday of Mrs. Sidney Dol beare.
 Ernest Latimer of WiI1imantic spent the weekend with his family here
 Mrs. Mary Daniels is visiting in New London.
 MT. and Mrs. George Hentz of Prov 1dence, who have been visiting the latter's parents, have returned home.
 Sidney Dolbeare with force of men is working on the roads.
 Milo Light, who hos conducted Camp Cadaho for several Seasons, closed camp ThursdaY. '
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-30
NORTH sTONiNGTON
State Supervision of Schools With
 drawn-Conmunity Picnic at Grange HaIi.e

Rev, Lucian Drury supplied the pull pit of the Third Baptist church last Sunday and will do so again next Sum- day. when communion will be ob- served.
 Mrs. Newbury and daughter of South Windsor have been guests at the Congregational parsonage.
 Miss Ruby R. Park is teaching the school at Northwest corner, where the first appointee, Miss Edna Day., de- clined to serve.
 State Supervision Withdrawn. The state board of education has withdrawn supervision from North Ston1ngtons schools, for the reason that the town has failed to meet the re- quirements of the state in the matter of educational equipment and pro- visions.
 Qualified to Vote.
 Twenty-two women and fourteen men have qualified as voters.
 Community Picnic.
 An enjoyable community picnic was held at Grange hall Thursday. Clam chowder, pie, coffee and fruit were served.
 Dr.. J. B. Sweet of Jewett City was in town Thursday.
 Mrs. Stephen Peckham of Ledyard was a guest of friends in the village Tuesday.
 MT and Mrs. Edwin G. Norman of Worcester, Mass, spent Sunday at the home of MT. Normans mother in this village.
 Mrs. M. H. Perkins has been visit ing in Springfield this week.
 Watch for Birthday Gift.
 Reuben D. Cook who superintends the farm of Mrs. Bertram Longeneclzer was recently presented by Mrs. Lon genecker with a fine gold watch on his birthday.
 Mrs. Stephen Maine of Westerly is staying with her daughter Mrs. H. c Greene, at Greene Gables.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-30
CAMPBEL.LS MILLS

Horace Perkins is critically i'll.
 Mrs. A. 6. Brown, who has been i'll, is recovering.
 Wylie school has twenty eight pu- pits at present.
 Mrs. Perry Watson of New Eleven is visiting at the home Of Horace Per Bins sT6 v Eass as5s e3 E9
 Miss Marion B1akeslee was organist at the Voluntown Baptist church Sun day.
 Rev. Efnn1cns5W Wf1ite of Ekonk called on fraends afl~ This vicinity Mdtidasa
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-30
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

spent the week end here with his parents, MT and Mrs. Joseph Avery.
 Miss Elizabeth Bentley has returned to her duties as teacher at Bridgeport
 Edward Perry, who is doing car penter work in New York city, spent Sunday here with his family.
 Mrs Fannie C. Lamb is staying for a. few weeks with pr. and Mrs. Main of North Stonington.
 Mrs. George Stone and friends have returned to North Stonington after spending a few days at the bungalow at Riverside farm.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-30
CLARK'S CORNERS

Mir. Loveland and MT. Colburn of East Hartford, were recent guests ati W. l.. Wade's. ---
 Mrs. Byron Dexter and daughter of Norwich Town. visited the formers sister, Mrs. Allen Jewett, Saturday,. Mrs, M. F. Palmer returned to; Springfield Monday. .>-s-* , Arthur BalcOm was aarecent guest of. friends in Woonsocket
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-30
FRANKLIN

Rev. Francis chiIds of GriswoId Ac- cepts Call to Franklin Coneresa- tionaI Church.
 Rev. Edward H. Smith will occupy the pulpit at the Franklin church Sunday morning.
 Miss Faith Gager is spending a, few weeks in Providence.
 Mrs. J. D. Simpson has moved her household goods to Norwich.
 Accepts Call. Rev. Francis Childs of Griswold has
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-30

it has prolonged his life, and brought ease and comfort. .5-a.s.s
 Drs Caldwell sa Syrup Pepsin is sold by druggists everywhere and costs only fifty cents a'bottle. To avoid i'm itations and ineffective substitutes be sure to get Dr. CaldwelRs Syrup Pep sin. See that a facsimile of Dr. CaldA wells signature 'r and his portrait appear on the yellow carton in which the bottle is packed. A trial bottles free of charge, can be obtained by writing to Dr. w. B. Caldwell, 455 Washington St, Monticello, Illinois.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-30
NORWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1916

He resumed his studies at Yale this week. <'' 'eeft'' 5 fzt F ss
 Mrs. Charles SBitgood and son. FL mer G. Bitgood, are enjoying their vacation on their farm in this place
 Mason Gray has sciatic rheumatism.
 Miss Ola Tanner has been spending few days at the home of her grand mother Mrs Joseph c. Tanner.