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Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
TOILET WATERS

Jergen's Lilac Toilet Water-Sae price 6sc Jergen's Doris Violet Toilet Water-SaIe price 69c Jergen's Doris Rose Toilet Water-sale price 6so Williams English Lilac Toilet water-SaIe price 25c Williams English Lilac Toilet Water, large sze-sae
 price 500 williams Swiss Violet Water-saIe price 25c Williams Swiss Violet Toilet Water large size-sae
 price 500 Roger Ga1lefs Violet Toilet atersae price $50 Hudnuts Violet Sec Toilet water-sas price 75c Hudnuts Extreme Violet Toilet water-sas price 75c Colgates Violet Toilet Water small Sale price 25c colgates Violet Toilet Water medium sze-saIe price
 38c Colgates Violet Toilet Water large sizesale price Colgates Dactylis Toilet Water small sze-sale price 25c colgates Dactys Toilet Water medium size-saIe price
 sSc colgates Dactylis Toilet Water. large sze-saIe price
 500 colgates Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Water, small size
 Sale price 25o Colgates Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Water medium size
 Sale price Sao Colgates Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Water large size
 Sale price soc Lehman and Murray's Florida water-saIe price $50
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08

association of Plainfleld High school was held in the high ssi1ool building Wednesday The meeting was called by President Cecil Bradford. The ofd- cers elected for the season of 1916-1917 are: President, Lawrence Burley; vice Herbert Collonan; treasurer, Miss Maude Shippee; executive committee, Miss Hope Battey, chairman, Miss Pauline MaEhcWson and Andrew Smith.
 The manager and assistant manager for the basketball team for next sea- son, elected at this meeting, are Cecil Bradford and Richard Daggett, re- spectively.
 The outgoing officers are: President, Cecil Bradfcrd: vice president Miss Clarence Wlnsor; executive committee, Francis ColIonan, Lawrence Burley and John Nolan; manager of the bas- ketball team, Clarence E Winsor. The reports Lf1ow that the financial standing of the organization is very satisfactory and the season of 1915- 1916 was a success. Held Special Mssting.
 The Plainf1eld branch of the British American war relief fund held a spe- cial meeting in Riding's hall Wednes- day evening for the purpose of inter esting people in the work of this or ganization. Cornelius Hirst, president or the local DraAcny presided.
 Short Paragraphs. Examinations begin at PIainfleld High school today (Thursday). The Congregational eBloir held tits meeting in the church Wednesday evening under the direction of James Rcyle.
 Cecil Bradford was in Danielsor l Wednesday.
 Miss Mae Dimey of Norwich is ir the office of the Lawten Mills com pany.
 Mrs. Annie Briggs moecred tr Providence yesterday. l Mrs. W. Lynch has returned to hel home in North Grosvenordale after . l few days stay at fhe home of her son I Fred Lynch.
 St. Johns choir held rehearsal las evening. Sunday Baseball. Psatnfeld will again nave Sunday basebaif. A ground has been secured near the Phillips lumber yard and hae been pat into condition. The firsi game will be played this coming Sun. day with Jeweft City. The team iG under the management of Joseph Mori. sEtte. Bush and EIlick will make uT Plaindeld's battery Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08

P1ainfeld grange met in Grange hall Tuesday evening. Worthy Master Har- old J. Lewis presided. Following baEsi- ness, Past Lecturer Nathan Enkiey took burn, lecturer Of Brooklyn grange, and Miss Edith Williams, lecturer of Can terbuzy grange. The programme for thts meeting was in charge Of the Brooklyn and Canterbury granges.
 There were eight members present from Brooklyn grange, seventeen from Canterbury grange four from Ekonx grange, two from Senexat grange, one from Moosup Valley grange and thirty five of the local grangers.
 Sandwiches, cake and coffee were served by members of Plaindeld grange.
 The programme presented by the wis., ting granges consisted of the follow ing: Recitation, Rev. Dr. Jennings of Brooklyn grange; instrumental music, Sister Elsie Hawes and Brother flames of Canterbury grange;' essay, The Val- ue of Shade Trees to Highways and Streets, MrWi1Ifams, Brooklyn grange; Sister Lyons, Canterbury grange; pf- ano duet, Misses Palmer and Witter Brooklyn; recitation, Advice to Young Ladies, Sister Wilson, Canterbury; yo- cal duet, Rev. pr. Jennings and Pro- lessor yYashburn, Brooklyn; playlet of Brooklyn grange; recitation, Rev Dr. Jennings, Brooklyn; plano solo Miss Maude Graves, Canterbury
 Following this programme. remarks were made by County Agent sWorthing ton c. Kennedy, Clark Gallup of Elzonk Mr. Williams and MT. Witter of Brook lyn. Frank Hexsie Of Canterbury, Ceci Butler, a grange member Of the state of Maine, Rev. Marion H. Jones e1 Ganterbnry and Rev. Dr. Jennings ol Brooklyn.
 The next meeting of the local grange will be a floral festival and will be iE charge of Miss Esther Mildred Barber
 Worthy Lecturer Edith M. Kennedy of the local grange Is reported ilL
 Athletic Association Elects Officers.
 The annual meeting of the Athletic
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
TRAIN cHANeEs
Summer Schedule of New Haven Roae
 h Effsct Sunday Nsxt.


 The summer schedule of passenger trains on the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad which goes tn- to effect Sunday. June Il. affects this city but little and that only in the leaving time of the trains. No trains will be taken of and none added. The changes afes Wiiinantic to Boston: The express Q Boston now 1eying at 3: 4k a. m. daily will leave two naln- utes earlier and will make xtops at North Windham and Clarks Corner. The afternoon train Accommodation which leaves on week days at 3.16 D. ua. HiH leave at S:30 D. m., Eve minutes later. There VIII De no change h the leaving time of passenger trains from Willfmantic to Hartford either daily or Sunday. The changes on the Air Line division will be the train now leaving at 7.12 a. m. win leave at 7:25 a, Kin., thirteen minutes later. and the morning train leaving at 11:27 will leave at 11s45 a. m. thirteen min- 1tes later. Accommodation train leav- ing Willimantic for Providence week days as well as Sunday HiH leave at 6.n4 a. m. and the afternoon train on week days now leaving at 3:15 D. m. will leave at 3.20. The State of Maine express will continue on It's present schedule until Jnna 2z when 1t win leave Wiilimantic for New York al 3:20 a. m. instead of the present time 80 and will leave Yiliimaatic for Worcester at HAT instead of 1:3S a m., as at present.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
FACE POWDERS

LeBlanche Face Powder. white, flesh and pinl-Sale price 39c woodbury's Face Powder Sale price 19c Roger & Gallet's Rice Powder-saIe price 25c Hudnuts Face Powder. medium size
 Sale price 25c Hudnuts Face Powder large size--
 Sale price 50c Sanitol Face Powder-Sale price f9c Djerkiss Face Powder-SaIe price soc Colgates Eclat Face Powder Sale
 price 25c Colgates Charmis Face Powder Sale
 price 25e velveola Face Powder-Sale price 200 Jergen's Doris Face Powder Sale
 price 39c
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08


 The monthly meeting of the board of borough government was held In the town building Monday evening. It was and treasurer, ". q, CTuu1i5. Warden J. H. Mccarthy made a report in re-. gard to the Chandler & Palmer sewer 6iils: the matter was again left iD the hands of the warden. With a view to the future numbering of the houses on all the streets of the borough, in ae- cordance with perfected surveys War den Mccarthy presented samples Of numbers and estimates of the cost.
 The warden reported on the matter of raising the salary of Patrolman Wolfe. Clerk Crnmb was authorized Clock company in reference to a clock system for the night police. The sys- tenn likely to be adopted is that the pafrolnaan carry a Watehmanss clock. the keys of which will be located at different stations about the borough.
 Permission was given Doreas circle of the Kings Daughters to erect a community Christmas tree on David Hale Tanning park next Christmas
 A letter was received from the As- pinook company stating that they pro- pose to fit all 0leir tenements with borough to connect with the municipal sewer system, probably in Green street Tie permission for which they asked was granted
 A letter was received from the As- pinook company in which they conn plafned that in putting in the sewer on North Main street on the Plainfield road that tfle walk was left in an al- most impossible condition. They ask ed flaat this matter be taken np in the 1 proper course.
 In connection with this matter 1t was voted that Contractor F. H. Gilbert be notified to repair said walk to the sat- | isfaction of the street commission or or before June 10. If same is not done
 the street commission shall repair il
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
TOIIET CREAMS

Daggett and RamsdelI Cold Cream.
 small sizeSaIe price 19c Daggett and Ramsdell Cold Cream,
 medium size Sale price 29c Daggett and Ramsdell Cold Cream,
 large size Sale price 3sc
 Aubrey Sisters Beautifier Sale
 price f9c Aubrey Sisters Tint Sale price 19c Cream DeMeridore Sale price 1oc Sanitol Cold Cream Sale price fec Sanitol Face Cream Sale price 19c Woodbury's Facial Cream Sale price
 19c
 Eversweet- Sale price fee Mun-SaIe price 200 Pompeian Night CreamSale price
 39c
 Pompeian Massage Cream-saIe price 39e
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
RAPID GROWTH oF
 TIE PORT oF RouEN
Land on Waterfrons Has ouadrupIsd
 in Value Since 1914.

Reuens France, June 7.-The port Of Rouen is now running a close race with Hayre, the shipping now aver aging more than 500, ,000 tons month as compared with less than 500, 600 tons before the war. Land in the ixn- mediate vicinity of tie water front has more than quadrupled in Yalue since 1914
 Rouen's industry, which Is chiefly textile, has felt only the dfaughts on labor by the mobilization. All the splnniTig and twisting mills fin opera ton before .he war are running and three mills that had been IdeI for six years have been reopened by cotton manufacturers who were forced out of their mills in the department of the Nord by the German occupation. Dye manufacturies and a number of other new businesses are being established here. The iron industry, unknown Ia scented by two new important works to ttrers of the north and east Of France. quired and in prospect, the port has been fitted with a new eaufuraer1t s,f hcfsting apparatus including Is new cranes. steam and electric.
 A hundred million franc will De spent on dredging the Seine and the building of a new basin covering d surface of 72 acres and having 5009 yards of quay surface. sThIs work will be begun as son as hostilfties end.
 
 Probably no person evef got so ear behind with bis work as the fool kilI-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08

Colgate's Cold Cream. medium size Sale price 25c Colgate's Cold Cream large siza-sale price soc Tokalon Cold Cream Sale price 42o Milkweed Cream -saIe price 42c E1caya Cream Sale price 42c Hudnut's Marvellous Crtann, small size
 Sale price 25o Hudnut's Marvellous Cream, large size
 SaIe price 50c Hudnut's Cream Sec. large size-sale
 price soc Hinds Honey and Almond Cream
 Sale price 3ec Frostila Sale price 2oe Gorgen's Benjoin and AImond-saIe
 price 20c cuticura olutment-sale price 42s
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
SLOT MACHINE GAMBLING.
Grand Juror c. B. Montgomery Was Led to Seek to Stop t When Boys Mother conapIainsd

c. B. aFontgomery of Packer. grand juror. states that he was led to take up iIae campaign against the slot ma chimes at the solicitation Of a mother who complained that her son was spending most Of his wages in that form of gambling
 The Larose machine was taken out by the proprietor as soon as a com nlainf was made.
 The Moosup house machine was not removed.
 Henry Iamoroux refused to take out the machine at his place.
 One grand juror cannot prosecute in sltch eases; ft requires two.
 Constable Fred w. Mitchell of Gen. tral Village has volunteered to help .1lr. Monfgomery in any way in his power in this matter.
 Although by law a grand juror gets no pay for such action, R1r. Montgoln4 cry declares he intends to continue until every machine has been removed .S..tl esa.| r4k " >4< NJ s "
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
V. N. c. A. Membersl,ip Rates Fixed,

directors of the local Y. M. c. 4. was held Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 D. m. Following routine business the matter of memberships was taken up. It was voted that the senior member ships be $7.50 payable in advance, SS membership $5 and junior membership S3.50. Summer memberships will be seniors s3 until the first Of Novexn- Der, junior memberships and infelTne- diate memberships @ until the first of November. The meeting adjourned until next Monday when the matter of the executive staff for Che coming year will be taken up.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
TOILET SOAPS AT JUNE SALE PRICES

Sweet Heart Soap-saIe price Sc cake Colgate's Turkish Bath Soap Sale price 50 cake Colgate's Floating Bath Soap-SaIe
 price Sc cake Palm Olive Soap-SaIe price.7c cake Colgate's Almond Cream Soap-SaIe
 price So cake Maxine Elliott soap-saIe price Sc
 cake Gorgen's Violet Glycerine Soap-Sale
 price So cake Colgate's Oatmeal Soap-SaIe price Sc
 cake
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08

There IS more catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and for years it was sup- posed to be incurable. Doctors pre- scribed local remedies and by constant Iy failing to cure with local treatment pronounced it incurable. Catarrh Is a local disease, greatly influenced by con sIitutional conditions, and therefore re- Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. Ohio. is . consti : ttticnal remedy, is taken internally and acts through the blood on the mli- seous surfaces of the system. One Hun dred Dollars reward is offered for any case that Halls Catarrh Cure fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimoni-
 F. !. CHENEY & co, Toledo, Ohio.
 Sold by druggists, 75c.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
h Your Home

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 As a protection in an emergeney and against intense suffering from pain of all kinds always keep in your home, ready for instant use, bottle of Minard,s Liniment.
 There Is nothing 30 effective as this wonderful old reliable, ereamY ifni- ment for instantly stopping inc ir- tense pain Of 1umbago, neuraleia. rheumatism, baekacfe, spfalns and bruises. and for burns and cuts.
 Minardsa fs clean. wonderfully healing aptisepfic Ifn1mant that so0thes and inVigorafes. It pnts new life Into tired mnscI TemoFes an soreneas quickly aad promotes the cir cniotion ol tho blood 1t h ales fusi. what you need for sore tired, aohlng feet ana hapfs Aef ar. t71etis
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
May Mortality.

There were twenty three deaths in the town of Windham during May according to vital statistics in the town clerks office. Of these, seven were infants. The causes were: pre- mature birth ?; pyelitis 1; pneumonia 2; cirrhosis of the liver 1; chronic ne- phritis 1; carcinoma of stomach l :; intestinal inflammation 1; cerebral hemmorhage- 9; apopiexy 1; tubercuIar menegitis I; meningitis 1 enteritis 1 !: fracture of the skull 1; hydrociphalus 1; grip 1; myathenia gravis 1 chronic endocardftis 1; hemorrhage from self inflicted wounds 1 chronis intestinal nephritis 1; pulmonary tuberculosis 1.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
oRITuARY
Mrs. WiIIiam Ei. Johnsol.

Susan R. Johnson, wife of William H. Johnson, died Wednesday morning Tt St. Joseph's hospital where she had been a patient for some time. She was born in East IIaddaln. January 19, 1855, the daughter of Obediah and Mabel Butler D,eNEwe11 Besides her husband she is survived by a daughter Mrs. Cady of Manchester.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
FUNERAL
David Martin.

Funeral services for Davis Martin were held Tuesday afternoon at the grave in the WisIinantic cen.eIeFa, Rev Robert S. Moore of the Methodist caurth officiatis.,s. Arrangements were in charge of T'nue:ai Director Jay M. Et.ei. lard.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
Tax Collector Does Quick Work.

The books of personal tax collector Matthew P. Healey have been audited. In his work as collector MT. Healey has collected the amount of $4, ,122 In about ten weeks time, which is a re- cord that has never been duplicated by any former collector Mir Healey has been very faithful to his task, tion for collector b=y Mr Caesbro has working early and late and his seiec- been justified by his excellent work.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
Clear Skin Comes from Within.

It is foolish to think you can gain a good clear complexion by the use of face powder. Get at the root of the trouble and thoroughly cleanse the system with treatment of Dr. Kings New Life Pills. Gentle and mild In action, do not gripe, yet they relieve the liver by their action on the bowels. Good for young, adults and aged. Go after a clear complexion today. 26c. at your druggist.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
ANTISEPTIcS

6 oz. bottle Peroxide-SaIe price 9c Dioxogen, 25c size-SaIe priee 17c Dioxogen, soc size-SaIe price 35e Sulphol Napthol. 25c size-saIe price
 19o sulphol Napthol. soc size-saie price
 3oc Lambert,s Listerine, 25c size Sale
 price 20c Lamberts Lasterine. soc size v Sale
 price 40c elycO Thymoline. 2so zezsaIe price Glyco Thymoline. 50 size-saIe price Glyco Thymoline. s1.OO size-saIe price
 S4c 6 oz- bottle Witch Hazel-saIs price
 % chesborough's vaseline . Sale price
 So Chesborough,s Vaseline. large size-
 Sale price 10c chesborough's vaseIine. white. large
 size-Sale price 10c
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
Re;ef Mention.

A eonference of mothers, the first of the season, will be held at the milk station on Valley street thi safternoon.
 Mrs. William Light of Jerusalem district, Wtndham, was operated on Wednesday morning at St. Joseph's hospital for an internal trouble.
 At the regular meeting of the So- dalitas Club of the Congregational church a committee was appointed for the next supper. Delegates were chosen to attend the conference at Northhe1d After the meeting lunch- con was served.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08


 The State W. c. T. U Institute was held in this city Wednesday at the Valley street rooms. The meetings were well attended throughout the day and great interest was shown by those present. The morning session opened at 1 o'clock with prayer and special music. Mrs. Ella B. Kendrick was the first speaker taking for her subject How to Use the Ballot" She gave most interesting talk, citing in stances to show the way it has been used for good in many places. On the conclusion of her talk many questions were asked.
 The next speaker was E. l.. G. I1o- .henthal of Manchester whose sub bJect was Yesterday and Today. He spoke of the great changes that have been taking place and referred to the great wave of prohibition that is sweeping the land. He spoke of the stand blis- mess men are taking in regard to al- cohol, how they refuse to employ any but total abstainers. He mentioned that there are 80 newspapers in the country who refuse any liquor ad- vertisements.
 At noon dinner was served by the local union. The topic for the after noon What the Last Legislature Did /: What It Did Not Do; What It Should Have Done" was very ably handled by Mrs. Kendrick. Mrs. Kendriek Is very capable of handling a topic such as this as she spends much time at the capitol. She gave a splendid address showing some things the legislature should have done.
 During the day Mrs. WiIloughby of Scotland sang The White Ribboned Star Spangled Banner, and Mrs. Will oughby and Miss Josephine Sexton sang duet.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES IN THE TOILET GOODS sAIE

Colorite for coloring straw hats satin or canvas slippers-saie price 1se a
 bottle 6 oz. bottle Leontine Cleaning Fluid
 Sale price 200 s-in-1 bottle Machine Oil, small size
 Sale price Sc s-in-1 bottle Machine-oil, large size-
 Sale Price 19e. s-in-i Machine on large size = Sale
 price 19o 1e candle package Egyptian Deodor-
 izer-SaIe price 17c Wax Lunch Paper, 24 sheets to a roll -Sale price for 100
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
Ereotino snnnar..

Section Forearm James D. Healey and his men were engaged Wednesday i nerecting a pumping post at the end of the track siding in the rear of the ing post will be built today at the end of the track further south on which freight cars are spotted for deliveries.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08

Colgate's White Clematus soap-Saie price 1oc cake colgate's Sulphur Soap Sale price foc cake Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet Soap Sale price 10c cake Toka1on Complexion Soap Sale price foe cake Pears Transparent soap-saIe price
 12c cake Shah of Persia soab- Sale price 15o cake Packers Tar Soap Sale price 17c
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08

Woodbury's Facial soap-saIe price cuticura soap-saIe price 2oc cake Williams Shaving scap-sals price
 23c cake colgate's Shaving Soap Sale price 2ao
 cake
 Colgate's Cashmere Bouuuet Soap-
 Sale price 24c cake Hudnut's Violet Sec. Sale price
 25e cake Mother's Miracle soap-saIe price Sc Racinol Soap Sale price Pic cake
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
Next seasonss Entsrtalnnsnss.

At a meeting Of the entertaiamenf committee, held in the Association rooms Wednesday afternoon a course of entertainments for the next season was selected These will be held un- der the auspices of the '. VI. c. 4.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
Entsrs New Business.

William A Costello has @resigned with a local insurance company and. will enter tie employ of the H C- Murray company Of this city. He will commence his new duties Monday, June 12.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
COMBS

Rubber Dressing Combs-SaIe price
 1eo Rubber Fine Combs Sale price 7e Pyralin Ivory Combs. extra heavy =
 Sale price 19c Pyralin Fine Combs-SaIe price 10e Celluloid Dressing Combs-saIe price
 100
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
HAIR PREsERvATIvEs

Seven Sutherland Sisters Hair Grower
 -Sale price 39c soc size Danderine Sale price 42c $1.OO size Danderine-SaIe price 8se Mae Rose Hair Tonic Sale price 3sc Iavond Hair Restorer- Sale price 6sc Virgips Sepalias Shampoo Sale price
 49c
 virgirs Parinol-SaIe price 6eo Hudnut's Liquid Green Soap = Sale
 price 50c
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08

Good Whisk Brooms, all styles Sale price 17c 8 to inch EmbEoIdery Scissors. "Grif- fon Brand '-Sale price 22c pail. Seven packages Toilet Paper Sale price 25c s1.oe package roll Toilet Paper Sale price 79c Nail Brushes, assorted styles Sale price 1Oc each Borden's Matted Milk. 50c size-Sale
 price 39c Borden's Matted MIX. $1.00 size Sale
 price 79e Bcrden's Malted Afllz ss.5O size Sale
 price S2.s5
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08

Bristol 6 Meyers Sal Hepatica, 25c size Sale price 1sc Bristol & Meyers Sal Hepatica. 800 size-Sale prios 39c Bristol & Meyers Sal Hepatiea. s1 DO size Sale price 7ec seidlitz Powders, in a box Sale
 price 80 seidlitz Powders. 10 in a box Sale
 price 200 4 oz: bottle Sodium Phosphate Sale
 price f9e All our soc bulk Perfume reduced to
 S5c oz.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
PLAINFELD

Local Grange Entertains Canterbury and Brooklyn Grange and Frisnds- Athletic Association Eieets ofFieers- Meeting of 5ritish-American War Relief Rraneh.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
Mllr-ray's Boston Store
 MILEINNArlTIG. CONN.
June Sale Of Toilet Goods
Begins Thursday Morning. June 8th, 1916

of splendid provide youTaeF eendsa at impossible other time in the
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
EWETT cTTY

Much Business Accomplished at Meet ing of Borough officiais-Mt. Vernon Lodge Receives Official visitatiof- Prize for Miss Wilcox.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08

sTATE VI. c. T. D. INsTtTuTE
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08

Held Wednesday With Good Attend. ance at Morning and Afternoon ses- sions.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
VIII. ]. TIC
MhaE la nninn on .rnnirl,t.

Willimantic Lodge, No. 120. Aneri- can Benefit Society, K. of P Hall
 TElllimantic Clerks Protective Ass0- citation, SIP Main street.
 Trinity Chapter, No. 9, F. A. Ms Masonic hall.
 Obwebetuck Lodge. No. 16. 1. @. O. F'., 807 Main street. Company L. First Infantry. c. E. G., State Armory.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08

Probably no person ever got 50 far behind with bis work as the fool kiiI-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
SANgTOL SPECIAL

During Toilet Goods will following
 Liquid Shampoo Face Crea Massage Powder de and one 25c of Santo Tacum Powdota 5oor only