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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-06
Cuomaan paat0s

$50, niinp1s fGpi, fltin olen or.
neIlut", ianoi Hololan matami MOO
fGpttGen pGGtdnid bpmin itieenidtpp-
tppdiienG ia oifoi neulalla rppppi6
ompelufiesiaan. "SSobn nina fit1 o.
jottelim, ettd narmosti tapabtiiu 10.
tain iemmoista, misi1 fen TuomaS
Soppiien oifea farpa tl,lee nGfpfpiinl
&plld iiinG ioiifosia eli ole pboen pbtd
litotottapaa ibmistG."
@abboIliiesti oil Balolan matarni
oifeasia i~anesiaan aripostelunia Cop
piien ipdestG, mlitta bptpin raffaloe-
ton ic a%ripostelu of, %pdGttGen G1nes-
I'd ia fasmoien iImccstG, iefd neuIar,
dfGiiestG raapimiiesto.
Suomas oil nelitoistafpuotias. SGn
oil fosipanut mclfein omns5a papaii.
oesiaan. Sta, Giti ia neIiG fiiarusta
olimat buolimatonta, paIinpitGmG-
tontd ia laisfaa pGfeG, eitd Tuomas
ollltt beta fummcmpi. Wutta nell
iantoista puooen iiGsid tapobhii po.
-. - 81 II.
iasia dffinGinen miiutos, eli fmfaon
tiennpt, mifd fen iai aifoan.
grGGn6 aamiina foitti Tuomas
fauppias Henttiien otpifcIIoa ia pppii
iaa6a taiuata fauppiasta itieGan.
"gn tieoG mitd oiiaa poiaIla lie.
nee', ianoi polmeIijatar iiGnn6IIeen.
iofa oil aamuIebtcd Iufemasia, NUT
ia pois ban eli taboo I6bteG ennenfuin
on iaanut taipata fauppiasta."
Toifo fGsfcttiin iiiGGn. 81 bGnen
nlfoaiunia iuiiri iemmoiieIta nGpttG-
npt, fuin banellG diff olliit tGrfeit6
%oiioita. 8aatteet oIipot oiipan r1G.
ipiict ia fGoesiG oIeipasta oIfibatlista
puiabtiwat iormet Idpi, Min boripo ie
oil.
.M ""TrIin ianomaon !. berralIes ettd
tdstd p~di,pdsta lIdbtien olea muutto.
mt eIGmdnfuuntoo'', ionOi Euomos.
-DIen miettinpt palicn iuiime pGiipt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-06
Sos misiGGn min firfoIIiicsi(

Sos misi11n min firfouiicsio
futiumufiesia on pbtcistpo iofaiien
friStitDn melipolliiulis. 8elmoIliluit-
femme on fGiitettGpG min cttemme
tpolIGmme banfi oniiota, ipoan olem.
me pclasia pbteistpobon. SGbGnfin
nGb6en on leurattaipa Seeluflen ia.
naa: Scum Iabiafii oIette ioanect,
min lobjofii antafaa." 2abjana
iaimme SiimaloIto futiitn tpobomn1c,
Min Iabiona iiind fittlumufiesio toi-
mifaamme ia notwithstanding iiinG
taimaaIIiicn iiGmmc tGpocIIiippocn
eiifufpoa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-06

fen taIofiet nGfpipisid. Mitd niistd
fofoufiien p0ptdfirioista ndfpp. ei pb-
tpmincn ole pield ldbelld. NoneSin
icurafunnasia ie oil wriofi iittcn pal
jon lGbempGnG fuin MT. Onto ie irf-
ten febittGmiien eli fppipttdmiien M
los, en- tie6G, mutta miclcstdni ie on
mennpt mGGrGGn iuuntaan. Sos mie-
let omot pield cnemmdn crittain Sp-
nooasia tiillcet pusfelpafii meta taH-
iaIIisfirffoiiia fobtaan, min onban ie
parempi iGttGG fofo pbtpmisbommo
fifteen. 8oimmeban ME pbt1bptptn
.toimia erifieenfin. On tatd pbtpmts-
I'd iaubaisia fuitenfin monta aitaa
IeImennpt. On nGet t~ilnnastettn ~
nooaIaisten puolta etta fanialltiten
papit otpat pbtd lailliiia tdalld fuin
|Spnoban papitfin, iota tinnlStiista
ei ole ennen annettu. Scum main on
alion laita, oliiiban ie faunista HIDoS
~pboesiGfin toimria. tdten motif toiulin-
ia jGriestGa wastaaipammafii, mar
iinfin pieniin paiffoibin naboen. vii
rit motif muobostaa pienemmiffi ia
iilIoin diff papeilla enemman aifaa
teb6G fasmatustptd ielrafunniSia. yo
min, emf ipuoiifofoufiisiaban ie nab
bGGn. sos Ell pbtpmiieStd mitddn III.
lie NIT, min eli iiitG ~Iuultaipasti tlile
fosfaan, ainafaan IGbi tiletpaiiuii'
oesia ia mielestGni IN paras idttdd
pois fofo pbtpmis puiibat toistaiiefii.
Sc cnli firfollisfofous luultaipdStt
m~uooostuu i,iuremmoiicfii. Gen pb.
tcpbcsl1 nGet mietet. efponfeliiimi. 10
lauluiubla. Mind, malta Danbana
firfonmiebenG 10 nautin niistd iubiiSI
ia. Gee manbat uiein attnamme mo-
ban ariuoa laululle ia foitolle. Wfris-
tan, 10 fauan litte, fun SuomeSia pi.
oettiin firffofoniertti ia eros mlmmo
fnunneIlesIaan foorilaulua bprubti
itfemGGn ia ianoi: moi toffii fun fir.
fosia ruppeenat riitelemmGd, fufa
Iais GGneni6 fuulumaan enemma1
FUN toilet, ia firfosta palatesiaan
tlumi: "taiatpGfiiet oIipat''. No
min, filtpan NIT laiiluieurat bariot-
telemaan. sc diff iprp foori ios faa-
taiiiin iubliimme paiffa pbteenid
| 200 I%auIaiaa. Mind olin Suomesia
ferran Ia%uluiubliIIa, min foorien pb-
opttp6 oil fofoontlnut iitd worten
maratulIe IatpaIIe $50 IallIaiaa. en-
fosfaan unobbo fitd t,.nnetta, iitd
tenbopoimaa minfd tefi tho mabtatpa
foori. &ppneleet malui iilmistd, l.
Ion fppneleet, iitG fuullesia. gbopn
iiis iobtaian %toiipoon ia %tunnuslau.
iecIeen: Wenemme emf firfouiSfo-
foi,fie cen ia laulli. ia etpanfeliumiiub-
lille IaitIamaan Sumalan fiinniafii.
&irfonmies.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-06

fantcIciIla ia bpppiIl6. Sa Nirion
uastaii beitd: "meiiatfao Serralle.
fila ban on iangcn iaIon tpon tcbnpt,
bciuoicn ia micben ban mereen ipof.
H." g MOOT. 15). gbfd lufematto.
mia %IauIuia ia idiuelid on iepitettp
maailmasia, ci fuitcnfaan pbt6Gn al.
noata iumaIattomain tcfcmGG ole o.
tettu ppbaan Taamattimn. SGmd on
tdrfed ia biiomioon otettama t~oIiaiia.
Scum tdma mailman iIolauIuin tcfi.
at eiWGt lite ole taipaasia tilnnetut,
min cimGt bcioan tefoniafaan ole iieI.
Ia tunnctiit.
alningas Tauio filtiutaan "funin.
faalliicfii laulaiafii." SON on fir.
~iottannt iliiren p~aliouoen benegIliIiG
lauluia. joita pialmeifii fu%tiutaan.
@aisia ilmaiiee ban ilonia ia ii,run.
ia, niisia ban rufoiIee ipnteiGGn an.
teefii niisiG mp0s fiittG1 Serraa fai.
fen bpwppoen eoestd. SentGboen
futiuu 2utber Bialmeia "faiffein pp.
balm firiafii." Ne iopipat bursfailIe
ibmiiille faiffina aifoina, niisi6 on
ianoia ia aiatafiia faiffinaiiia iielun'
tiIoia marten.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-06

ipapaasti flolontusfani fdriiG, miitta
mitcnfd0n iiibcp en- moi ta.rrpata.
SiIIoin oIch oifein fdiittdnpt &ristl.f.
len fdriimiiem, ia iilIoin iinnIla ON
fuoIIcsiaii luotettapa wapabtaia. III
noa iofa tebclIa auttau woipi.
2itber.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-06
Kirkonmieben pakinaa

go Min, taasban iitG on aIettiino
iiiIfiiesti pobtimaon firffofuntien pb.
tpmis. oiiaa. SiIioIIecn on fpuciifo.
foitfien~ pdGtofien mufaop tictpstt tot
tettuI febittGd oiiao. Spnobosia oino.
lin uicisfo ieurofunnisid on iebitpf.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-06
Vapaus

W}e oomme ipapaat mifG ibme
inur, ST iitd teboG, ie 10 tebtiin iuiir.
Scum SeeluS ianoi: "Se on tGptettp',
iiitd olfoon ban iiati fiitettp! sos
Ills poifa teioGt ipapaafii tefec, min
te totiiesti olette %ipapaat." Sob. s.:
N6mG pllGmainitut ianat Iauiui
Seelus SuutalaiiiIle. iotfa fersfaili.
nat mapaubestaan. Seeiits mimi mer.
fitiee p~apabtajaa, jofa tobistaa ettG
ban on it'd marten mailman tlllut-
fin eta nopabtamaan. Miltto fetG
mopabtamaan, iuiltalaiiafo? 81,
waan faiffia mailman fanioja. Git
fell iouluponG ianoi len tuleipan fai-
file fanioilIe. Hpt ieliraa- fpipmps:
NistG ban on mcioGt p~apabtanit?
Soiien usfonfappaIeen ielitpfiesid
lnemme: "MinG usfon ettG Seeills
on minun berrani, jofa minun fato-
tetun ia tuomitun ibmiicn lunasti
|faifesta ipnnistd, fuolemasta ia per-
|fclccn mallan alta ipapabti ia pddsti"
ii. II. c. Sis olemme MT napaat:
SpnnistG, fuplcmasta,r perfcleeStd
bellpetist6 ia mieIdp6 Inistafin. lain
firoufiesta, lain mddrGGmista toistG,
iiII1 apostoIi Yaamali ianoo: "Sdn
on meibGn papabtanilt lain f~iroufies-
to-. ga mposfin: "@ttepG ole enG1
lain, maar armon ala. HGin tcfi
Seeius ppbGIlG ia foIliilla merellGniG
%pinttomalla fdriimiiellGnid ia flioIe.
malania," futen usfonfoppaleesia
tiinniistamlne. Sefifo ban main pa-
paafii faiffi faniat9 SefipG ticten.
fin. Slid ban oil fofo mailman
%lpnpobtaja. geo, onniStuifo ban tGsiG
tcbt1ip1siGdn? S~nniStliipo tictenfin,
iillG uSfon foppnlcesia tunnitstammc
ettd ban on totinen SrrmaIa Ills faif.
fiipaItias, mifiei ban tebtGipisiGGn
onnistuiii. geo, onfo MT Ills fofo
moailma mopaa noin lpaon iIman mi.
tGfin? Smpa tietenfin, iillG mobbo.
ton on Siimalan poleboeIlo. eli oil.
lifoban ie SeeiuS iieIl1 @olgoton me.
ritoistclllsia ollut ipGbGn poiS jGriel-
tGGn fun ban iieIld bu1iii, ie on tdp-
tcttp. 81, CT! &plId ban oil tGpiin
lelmillG, mistG oil fpipmps, ettG npt
oil fofo maailmalle oniaittu ia laa.
iputettl ijonfaiffinen MOTTO, popors
ia olttitiis. Spnnit oil peitettp pabat
teot iofpitetti ia iianfaiffinen nan.
bursfaus titotii Goes. Geo, tGntGbGn
on npt taas iitd fofo mailman ait-
tuusoppia, oifeen iitd dGrimmGistd.
81 boittao, oIfoonpa ipaar, raamattu
iiiGltGGfin TOTO mailman alitiiitS-
opin ia iImoittaa Gdrimmdiien etpan-
feIiunin, ianoin fun darimmGiien
Iainfin ia 2ristis etpanfeIi,imin pti.
mend on faifista GGrimmdiiin mitG
foSfaan OH oIlut. Wiitta ME ibmiS.
raiifot oIcntmc ieIIaiiia tomppcIeito
ia bitaita ipoGmestG nsfomaan eipon.
iImoittamio armoIupaufiia,
cttcmme fosfaon pGGic fpIIifii I'D
rimmGiiifii" emntcfG mposfGGn fpI-
lin popaifii.
Mntta fuinfaS tGnt1 allan loito
~oifcostoon on? Sob. 8: 81, ionoo
Seeius: "iofainen fiiin tcfee ipntiG.
ban on ipntin oria." gifobdn NIT
mennpt mpttppn fofo tho fcbuttu mo-
@opaus. Boifcne bpuG jar.
IT, ia old iotfc oiicita, tuaon ulistn
fuuIemaon mitd SumoIa jonoo. Sos
tirmelrfien fonnoIta foticIemme IL.
misfuntoa., Min, faiffi ibmiiet ctpdt
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-06
cauIu$ta ia s~uitannosta
s.. So.

LduIu$ld id ~$clldnno$ld
Sulfaiiemme mlistofii coesmcnneen
~firffoberra %. 81. Manoellofin pitG.
man elitelmGn, mifG pioettiin Galu-
inetin &onialliSieurafunnasia mao
Iisf. "a b. 1901. wiiiitoista muotta
iitten.)
2oltlli ia ioitanto opat Min lpanbat
fiiin ibmisfuntafin. Sbmiiet eimat
moi ola mieIidIoiaan, iurua tai iloa,
ilmaiiematta; PC ilmaiieipat ne put
bceSia, f1pt0fiesiG, mutta mpos lau-
lusia ia ioitosia. "2oulu on iurnis-
ia tebtp, mielialoista muopaeltu."
lSuomalaisten fanianlalllut, &aleipa.
Ilasta ia &antelettaresta alfaer, olpat
iurunmoittoiiet, baifeamieliiet futon
|ticbGmme. &c tooistaipat, ettG fania,
Iiofa niitG OH laulanilt on laanut ipuo-
liilatain miericsfG monta foipaa fofea,
lolita Suomen fania pbG e6elleen fp-
fee. Mlitta toimomasta CT ie ole Ia.
fannut; fania iamoin FUN pfiilo, jo-
ia fooottoa toippn paremmasta tiile.
maiiuuoesta, on. ldbelld .loppuania.
Mutta toipo, iiohfa Slimala antaa, eli
anna bdpidam ifltlIa. 8alatfaammc
ainccieemmc. gsr iaIot taitcet Iaurl
id f%oitanto ofpat Slimalan Iabioia,
Iioita iefG waGrirt etta mposfin oifein
fGptet1di1, filten muitafin labjoia; ne
fGptetGGn bppGn palpclufleen mltta
mpoS poban palpelilfleen. Slimala
antaa maan faslpaa moncnlaista nil
jaa ia muita bcoelmid; niitG ipalitct-
tapasti fGptctoGn clint. lpdfijuomain
molmistlifleen. ia mlibin buonoibin
tarfoitufiiin, jotfa turmioto ibinilillc
uottomot. Somoin fGDteto1t loitlu'
ia ioitonlabjot uiein pobon palpellif.
cen, oistintcn burmaumilcfii ia Il.
bollisten bintojen ber1ttdmiiefli.
Sursfaot fGpttdmGt niitG Sumalan
fiitoficfii, usfon clGnlGn mobpistami-
icfii ia iiclun joIoStamiicfii.
SO rodniot,ni emil lcboillG pllbll.
tam loitannosto. Surulliiesti fnu-
llriion &ainin jGlfelGiiet olipot toita-
mia ioittoforeitten fefiiidt ia lotion
borioittoiat ia tietenfin be ~lallrofin
faijuttimot, miltta fun itie olipat POI
bat, Min bcio1n fGpttGmGt taitectfin
poDoo palpcIiipot. GniinGinen maa.
lima, jofa ioi, joi moi ia blioli Gluten
nptfin) ie bnffiii i%loinecit ia toitei-
neon meoenpaiiumiiesia. We ndem.
me fits: minfG paIlpelufiesia ibminen
itie on, fen bpip6fii ban l%abianiafin
fGpttGG, oIfoot nc Iabiat iittc aineel.
lista loatua, futen raba tofparat, tai
6clnfistG l%aotiio, fliten laiilit, ioitanto,
pubcIabint ia itieoot.
Sursfaat ibuiict opat mpos fdpt'
tGncct ia fGpttGipGt mainitiiita labjo-
ia, mitta ! bpfpGsia torfoituficsia.
Haamatusia fcrrotaon eta Ssraelin
lapict peiioiipot f%iitosipiriiG, iGes.
tacn fantcleeIIo fun Serra oil pelos.
taniit bcibGt Goraon fGoestG. gfii
foppoIe tGstG fiitospirrestd fiiiiIiiu
main: "SilIoin ipciiaiimat Nooics ia
SsraeIin Iapiet SerraIIe tGmdn mir.
rem ia ianoinat: nina weiioan Scr.
ralle, fila ban on iangen jalon tpon
tcbnpt, beipoicn ia micbcn ban mcrccn
ipofii. Sierra on miniin ipGfefpppteni
ia fiitosmirteni ia OH minin aiituil'
$dn on minun SumaIoni ia
nina rofennoi, bGneIIe moian. ban OH
ifdni SumaIa 10, nina pIistdn
,Sa miriap prOfetistu,
adronin fiSat otti fanteIeen fateenia
ia fotfi Doittot ienrpiitput bdntd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-06

&irffofuntamme pGGiiGisiiibla-
~iulfaiiu, YGdiidis-Slo, waImistuu
tGllG miifolla. &ebotamme pstG-
ipiGmme, min pappeia fuin mlitafin
oliamiebiG IGbettGmGGn tilaiifien ettd
iaiiitte leboen aioisia luofienne.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-06
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u se eli vol julaista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-06

Rahat la~hetettSka0n joke suoras-
taan rahassa tai expressi eli pankki-
vekselissa tahi posti money-orderissa;
aollaria pienemmat summat voidaan
iIhettSS sentin postimerkeissS.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-03
KINGS DAUGHTERS AND
 SONS ANNUAL CONVENTION
Official Programme Was Received in
 Norwich on Monday.

The official program was received in Norwich Monday for the twenty first annual convention of the Con- necticut Branch of the International Sons to be held Oct. 4 and 5. at the Methodist Episcopal church, Church street, Willimantic. The programme follows:
 Wednesday, Oct. 4, the Methodist church.-11 a. m-, Conference for the H. Evans, president of the order. Af- ternoon, 2.30. Mrs. Leslie E. Black mer, presiding. Opening service, Rev. Robert s. Moore: Greetings from Will limantic, MT. Moore; To Willimantic, Mrs William H. Scrivener, Hartford, ward Chances. The 1915 Convention (Minutes) Miss Ada L., Shelley; The Treasury, Miss Ida J. Lyon; The Gen. eral Work, Mrs. William H. Dawley; song, selected, c. H. Caswell; County Reviews. Mrs James H. Walsh, Miss cle of Girls-It'sc Possibilities and Difficulties, Miss Elizabeth c. Day; song, selected, MT. ,Casweu; paper, Blessings and Obligations, Miss Ida J. H. Prior. Evening, 7.30, Mrs. William H. Dawley, presiding-Devotion ser vice, Rev. Vernon w. Cooke: song, se- lected, Edwin F. Cross; address, Help CTS, Mrs. Evans; hymn.
 Thursday morning, 9.30-Song ser vice, led by Mrs. Robert Seymour; County Reviews, Mrs. Ira E. Forbes; Mrs. George H. Prior, Mrs. L. M. Behrens; address. Mrs. Frank E. Max well, president of the Rhode Island branch; Honorable Mention. Miss Ada L. Shelley; A Look Ahead: Order Ex- tension, Mrs. Edward H: Smiley; bus mess, reports of committees. creden- tials. business, nominating, others, if any; other business; election Of off, cers; The Quiet Hour, Mrs. Evans. Af- ternoon, 200, devotional service, Mrs. Brown, chairman Willinantic City Union; business, report Of resolutions committee, invitation for 1917 conven- ton, announcements; closing words, the branch president; adjournment at 2.45
 The officers of the Connecticut branch are: Council member, Mrs. Ed ward H. Smiley; president, Mrs. Will liam H. Dawley, of Norwich; vice presidents, Mrs. Leslie Blackmer. Miss Ellen J. Whiton; secretary, Miss Ada L. Shelley; treasurer. Miss Ida J. Ly- on; executive committee, Miss liar riet I. Eaton, Mrs. Orville Rector; county presidents: Fairfield, Mrs. James H. Walsh; Litchfieid, Hartford, Mrs. Ira p. Forbes; New Haven, Miss Mary R. Woodruff; Middlesex. Mrs. l.. M Behrens; New London, Windhanl, Holland, Mrs. George H. Prior; audi tor J. A. Southards
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-03
PLANT DISEASES
 IN CONNECTICUT.
Those Which Affect the Field and Gar den Crops, as Found by Experiment Station investigations.

Part six of the report of the Con necticut Agricultural Experiment sta- ton at New Haven. just issued, deals with the diseases of field and garden crops. In one section those which have been previously noticed are discussed, and in another are described some 40 diseases caused by fungi, etc, which have not been found before in this state on the plants named.
 There is also a paper on diseases caused by eel worms" or ne;natodes. A leaf blight nematode has done great damage to begonias in this state, par ticularly to the Cincinnati variety.
 The observations and experiments of the botanist. Dr. Clinton, indicate that the "powdery scab,'' which was thought by some botanists to be a very serious menace to potato growing, is not like ly to prove Q serious pest, at least in this state.
 Of great importance to potato grow CTS is the third report of potato spray ing tests in Connecticut. These tests are of special interest and value be- cause they give the results of 14 years observation an dexperiment.
 The general result has been that careful spraying with Bordeaux mix ture gives substantial protection from blight. the greatest enemy of the grower and aside from this increases the yield, even in dry years when the blight does not appear.
 Thus in 13 years tests spraying in- creased the average yield by B bushels per acre. Even in bHght-free years the average increase from spraying was 29 bushels per acre.
 In all but four of g tests the in creased yield more than paid cost of spraying-$10 rer acre-and showed a net gain of about $15. No other appli- cation gave as large increased yield as home made Bordeaux mixture.
 On the average, in the B years, rigging and deeper planting lessened the rot in blight years. Ridged pota- toes were easier to spray and gave as high total yields and larger yield of first quality than those with level cul- ture.
 An experiment on the effect of cut ting out blighted chestnut showed no effect on the rapidity with which the disease spreads.
 The report concludes with a report of tests of field and garden seeds, made during the last four years.
 The report of the botanist will be sent to all who apply to the Conaecti- cut Agricultural Experiment station, New Haven.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-03
How To Get Rid of Catarrh Catarrhal Deafness or
 Head Noises $

If you have catarrh. catarrhal deaf ness or head noises caused by catarrh, or if phlegn drops in y9ur throat and bowels. you will be glad to know that these distressing symptoms can be en- tireIy overcome in many instances by the following treatment: Whi sh you at little cost. Secure from Lea & Os- good. CT any druggist 1 ounce of Par cost you. more than 75e. Take this home and add TO it 4 pint of hot water and ounces of granulated sugar; stir until dissolved. Take one tablespoon full four times day. A decided i'm proven is, sometimes noted after the first days treatment. Breathing becomes easy, while the distressing g head noises, headache, dullness, cloudy thinking, etc. gradually disappear un- : der the tonic action of the. treatment. Loss of smell, taste. defective hearing and mucous dropping in the back of the throat are other symptoms which suggest the presence of catarrh and which are ofter overcome by this, effi- cacious treatment. Nearly 90 per cent. of all ear troubles are said to be di- rectly caused by catarrh. therefore, there must be many people whose hearing can he restored by this simple home treatment.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-03
LAWYER F. G. BROWN KILLED UNDER GAR
Son of Coroner Franklin H. Brown
 Went Under Overturned Auto.

Franklin C.. Brown of Main street,
 Plantsville, son of Coroner Franklin
 H. Brown, of this city, was almost in
 stantly killed about ' o'clock Satur-
 day evening when his Ford roadster
 turned turtle almost in front of the
 Queen street school in Southington
 Just how the accident occurred is
 not known as MT. Brown was alone at
 the time and no one witnessed the
 tragedy as far as it is known An
 found the auto lying on it's side in
 the middle of the road with MT. Brown
 pinned beneath. He was extricated
 and carried to a house nearby, where
 he died before medical assistance
 could be procured. MT. Browns head
 and face were horribly mutilated and
 he was covered with blood. When it
 was found that MT. Brown was dead.
 Coroner WIG. Steadman was called, and gave permission to have the body removed to an undertaking parlor MT. Browns machine was not badly dam aged and the reason for the accident is a mystery. The mud guards that were suspended in the air were badly bent and two kinds of glass were
 strewn about the road. This led to a sideswiped MT. Browns machine and then went on without stopping, but this cannot be proved.
 MT. Brown, who was 39 years of age was born in Springfield, Mass, go- ing to Southington over ten years ago
 He served on the Nautical training ship Enterprise for two years an6 made thirty-two voyages on the 1 American line steamer St. Paul, as quartern1aster. He studied law in the Boston university and shortly after being admitted to the bar he located l in the Southington town court since | it was organized, about seven year: | ago. He has been tax collector fol 1 both town and borough for the pas l four years.
 MT. Brown was one of the mos | prominent residents of the town an( his death comes as great shock tt his many friends. He was one of tn most prominent and hard working members of the republican party. H. was member of Friendship lodge | No. B. A. F. A. M. and also of Won1 1 tribe L O. R. M
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-03
FUN ERAL.
William E. Brennan.

The funeral of William Edward Brennan which took place from his late home on Nelson street, Mon day morning, was attended by rela- tives and friends, some coming from Bridgeport, New London, Westerly, Taunton, Hartford, Moosup and Wa terbury. -
 Rev. John H. Frederick was cele- brant of solemn high mass of requiem, Rev. John A. Doo1ey of South Coven- try, was deacon, and Rev. J. E. Mo Carthy, of Moosup, was master of ceremonies. Rev Hugh Treanor of Waterbury occupied a seat in the sanctuary. At the close of the mass Mrs. F. L. Farrell rendered two hymns.
 Burial was in the family plot in the Catholic cemetery. Father Trean or read a committal service at the grave, and he was assisted by Father Dooley and Father Mccarthy.
 Undertakers Shea. and Burke were in charge of the funeral arrangements.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-03
Start Tomorrow
 and Keep It Up
 Every Morning
Get In the habit of drinking a glass of hot water before
 breakfast.

We're not here long, so let's make our stay agreeable. Let us live well,
 eat well, digest well, work we'll, sleep
 well, and look well; what a glorious
 condition to attain, and yet. how very
 easy it is if one will only adopt the morning inside bath.
 Folks who are accustomed to feel dull and heavy when they arise, split ting headache. stuffy from a cold, foul tongue, nasty breath, acid stomach. can, instead, feel as fresh as a daisy by opening the sluices of the system each morning and flushing out the
 whole of the internal poisonous stag nant matter.
 | Everyone. whether ailing, sick or we'll, should, each morning, before water with a teaspoonful of limestone l phosphate in it to wash from the stomach, liver and bowels the previous days indfgestible waste, sour bile and l poisonous q toxins; thus cleansing, sweetening and purifying the entire l food into the stomach. The action
 of hot water and limestone phosphate | on an empty stomach is wonderfully | invigorating. It cleans out all the | sour Concentrations. gases, waste and acidity and gives one a splendid ap- petite for breakfast. While you are | enjoying your breakfast the water and l phosphate is quietly extracting a 1 large volume of water from the blood
 and getting ready for 8 thorough flushing of all .the inside organs.
 The millions of people who are bothered with constipation, bilious
 spells, stomach trouble; others who have sallow skins. blood disorders and
 sickly comp1exions are urged to get 8 quarter pound of limestone phosphate from the drug store. This will cost very little, but is sufficient to make anyone a pronounced crank on the subject of inside bathing before | hrea kfaSt -.---