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Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-28

weeks. Then test your strength again and see for yourself how much you have gained. have seen dozens of nervous, rundown people who were ail- and endurance and entirely get rid of all symptoms of dyspepsia, liver and other troubles in from ten to fourteen days time simply by taking iron in the proper form. And this after they had in some cases been doctoring for But don't take the old forms of re- duced iron. iron acetate or tincture of forn simply to save a few cents. You must take iron in a form that can be easily absorbed and assfIndlated like nuxated iron h you want 1t to do you than useless. Many an athlete or prize fighter has won the day simply because he knew the secret of great strength and endurance and filled his blood with iron before he went Into the array. while many another has gone down to of 1ron.--E. Sauer, M D.
 NorE-Nuxased Iron. recommended abo~e by Dr. E Sauer. 1s not patent medicine nor secret rezn- whose iron constitueuts widely prescIibsd y eminent phyacians everywhere. Unlike the oada inorganic iron producta it is easly ass1mtlafed. does not fn5ure the teeth. m2ke them hiack nor potent remedy. in nearly ell forms of indisesston well for nervous. rundown conditonA The manufacturers have such great confidence m Nuxafed Iron that they cfier to forfAt Slce0o to any char under co who lacks iron and tncrezse thedr strength 200 per cent in four weeks time provided they have sezipus orgzntc trouble They also offer to refund your money if h does not ct days, time It is dipcnsed in this city by ehas osgood. Les osgood. and all other druEststs
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-28
INTERESTING WESTERLY !
Damage Suit on Trial Superior Comt-Divorce Granted Deserted Sealed Verdict in $15OO0 Breach of Promise Suit -Evsngelstic Meeting.

The session of the superior court for Washington county opened at the court house on Union street Tuesday morning at 1o.3o o'clock. Judge John case of Bessie M. Faucher vs. Frank G. Nichols was the first called. The jury was impaneled as follows: Irv- ing P. Rexroth, foreman; John s. Bur dick. Hopkfnton; Perry G. Hoxfe, Chariestown; Clifford H. Sherman. of Narragansett; John Smith. E. Howard Clark, Orlando R. Smith. William Briggs. Westerly; William A. Sweet, North kingstown: samuel R. Robin son, William A. Hathaway. John B. Eldred, South Kipgstown. The plain tiff is represented by Attorney Her. bert w. Rathbun and John J. Dunn of Westerly and the defendant by At torneys Gardner, Pierce and Thornley
 The suit is brought to recover dam ages which the plaintiff Is alleged to have sustained in an automobile ac- cident at the junction of Greenman The jury took a view of the locality where the accident happened
 During the noon hour Anna Pendle- ton Allen of this town was granted q unknown for neglect to provide The petitioner was given the custody or me only child, Dorothy. years old At torney Clarence E. Roche appeared for the petitioner.
 Arguments were heard in the case of Rose McCafferty vs. William Pod rat, in the $15,000 breach of promise suit, which was heard at the court house in Kingstown last week and on Monday of this week. The jury went out on the case at o'clock. A sealed verdict was returned at 5.30 o'clock.
 A series of evanqeIistie meetings will commence in Westerly March 25,
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-28

viduals.
 By Way of Equitable Relief-The plaintiff claims that the State of Connecticut should pass the bill men tioned and try at least to put the plaintiffs in better position than heretofore.
 N. B.-All citizens of the state in- terested in this measure are urged tO be present at a hearing before the Humane Institutions Committee, We'd nesday, February 2sth, at two D. m.. at the state capital
 To the sober citizens of the state, interested in the welfare of their less fortunate brother men, due notice take and due support give and return make to the public Conscience of our glori- ous commonwealth.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-28
FEATURES OF SESSION
 OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Woman Suffrage and Statewide Pro- hibition Bill Referred to Committee on Constitutional Amendnents-Sen- ate Passes Bill for Sale of the Su- san M. Mack Property.
Especial to The BuIletin.)

 Hartford, Feb 27.-After the matters starred for action were taken from the calendar, just an even one hundred matters remained, and with many more bills arrived and more travelling towards the calendar. All of which in- dicates that line of business is pick ing up that must receive legislative disposition, and at faster speed than has yet been made, in order to achieve the desired end that the present ses- sion be the record maker for short sessions. A feature of Tuesdays ses- woman suffrage and statewide prohi- bition to the committee on conStitu- tional amendments by Speaker Hea1ey. where they rightfully belonged, and in fact where the bill that was to be given consideration by the judiciary committee ought to be, and over which there was disagreement between the speaker and the committee. and which will be adjusted as the speaker may direct later on.
 Winn Wins $500.
 The house concurred with the sen ate in the passage of the resolution to pay John J. Winn $500 for preparation of the list of bills.
 Refereeship Refused.
 There was concurrence with the senate and rejectment of the resolu- tion appointing John J. Walsh state referee. Also the bills concerning com- mutation fares on railroads and kin drer minor matters.
 The Deficiency Bill.
 The deficiency bill came from the senate opposed and in the house was tabled for calendar and printing.
 5IasPhemy Act.
 The judiciary committee reported unfavorable an amendment to the act
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-28
STATE FARM HOME FOR MEN. Support For Bill in It's Behalf Urged
 By E. M. Warner of Putnam.

In behalf of a State Farm Home for Men, Edgar M. Warner of Putnam makes this plea:
 It probably is not generally known. but it is a fact. that one of the most important trials is going on in the state capital that eyer demanded a hearing before jury of competent citizens. Upon the proper decision of the case depends the lives and well fare of a great crowd of needy peo- pie.
 The title of this case Is Fifteen Hundred Drunkards CMore or Less) vs. The State of Connecticut.
 The various counts a1lege:
 Ffrst-The state, the towns, the church and communities have by gross and criminal negligence allowed and permitted these fifteen hundred drunkards to become helpless and non supporting-unable to work at any employment they might obtain. (The majority of us never have half a chance in life anyhow.)
 Second5The stdSe of Connecticut by wilful neglect and ignorance has erected in each county a jail or house of "corrupdon'' in which, by short term. the plaintifr drunkArds have
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-28
IN THE SENATE
Sill Passed Authorizing the Sale 0
 the Susan M. Meaeh Property.


 Senator Edward W. Broder of the First district presided at today's session of the senate.
 Prayer was offered by the Rev. Dr. John Newton Lackey, pastor of the South Baptist church. In his prayer Dr. Iackey made reference to the sudden death of the chaplain, the Rev. Dr. W. G. FennelL
 unfavorable Reports
 The committee on the Judiciary re- ported unfayorably on the bill for the abohshing of capital punishment. The bill was repected.
 An unfavorabie report was also re- ceived from the committee on the ju- dietary on the bill to empower the judges of probate to appoint public guardian for children. Bill rejected An unfavoraable report was received from the committee on the judiciary on the bill for the creation of a com mission Of fifteen to take charge of the penal institutions of the state.
 The committee on finance reported
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-28
ENTHUSIASTIC WOMAN SAYS TANLAC SAVED HER FROM
 A GENERAL BREAKDOWN

"Tanlac saved me from a general breakdown" says Miss K- s. Bohan, of North Haven.
 Stomach disorders caused me to become almost nervous wreck. Everything I ate disagreed with me and sometimes just hated to go to the table because knew must suffer if I ate anything. I was very rrit- able, easily excited, and not myself at all.
 2 'T have used two bottles of Tanlac and my stomach is in fine condition. have a good hearty appetite and best of all, can digest anything eat, My nerves are steady and I can once more sleep soundly all night long. T have not felt so well in years and
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-28
COMMON LAW MARRIAGES
 MAY BE DECLARED LEGAL
According to Decision of Court of Ap-
 peals of New York.

Albany, N. Y- Feb. 97.-Comron law marriages may be declared legal, the court of appeals held today. The de- cision also will have the effect of legi- timatizing children born of parents who have been married by aldermen since last year when such marriages were prohibited by statute. The opin- ion written by Chief Judge Hiscock, sustains a ruling of the industrial commission in awarding a widows al- lowance under the workmen's conpen- sation law to Anna Ziegler, whose hus- band by ceremony common in Swe- den but not legally recognized here. was killed while at work in New York more than a year ago.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-28


 that concerns biasphemy. While the act was ancient, the committee con sidered tinkering unwise. The report was accepted and bill rejected.
 Nurses and Policemen.
 The bill for the protection of chil- dren from improper amusements was reported unfavorably by the judiciary PeasIey explained that if the bill pre- vailed each child would require the att tention of at least two nurses and, a pair of policemen.
 Consideration in Deeds.
 The bill which would require that of transfer was reported unfavorably and bill rejected, as was also several other bills that the committee did not consider worth while.
 Petition to Vote.
 Petition was received in the house which provides for the granting to women the right to vote on the liquor question. Referred to committee on constitutional amendment. as was also petition for statewide prohibition.
 Forfeited Rights Restored.
 The committee on forfeited rights reported favorably on the restoration of all rights forfeited by crime to the following, and the rights were grant ed under suspension of the rules: Na- than Pumerantz of New London, per- jury; Barnet Greenblat of New Lon- don, theft; William N. Andrews of Manchester. adultery; Paul Zella of New Britain, theft; Daniel Casey of Montvil1e, theft.
 Jury Verdict Decisive.
 The judiciary committee made un- favorable report, which was accepted and bill rejected. in which .udges of the superior court may. if it judges the jury have mistaken the evidence and hr in Q to accept the verdict and return the jury for a second and even for a third time consideration.
 Foreclosure Sales.
 An act concerning foreclosure of mortgages and liens by sale was so amended that if the plaintiff is the purchaser at any such sale he shall be required to bring into court only so much of said proceeds as exceeds the amount due upon his Judgment debt. interest and costs, was taken from the calendar and passed Tuesday.
 Fund for Federal Aid.
 A bill was taken Tuesday from the calendar and passed which specifies that the highway commissioner is au- appropriated for the improvement of trunk line highways irR the state suf hcient sum to make available to this state the amounts apportioned to it for the construction ard maintenance of highways under the provisions of 1916, entitled "an act to provide that the United States shall aid the states in the construction of rural post roads and for other purposes" and the faith of this state is pledged to make avail able sufficient funds under the pro visions of this act to enable the state to carry out the provisions of said act of congress.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-28

would not take anything for what Tanlac has done for me"
 Tanlac is the natural corrective for many of the ills which arise from dis ordered stomachs and overworked nerves, such as indigestion, nervous ness, sleeplessness. headaches coated tongue, bad breath aud other sypm- toms. Tanlac supplies building mate rial for the master mechanic, Nature to build a solid foundation of tissues, flores and cells.
 ATanlac is now being especially in- Main Street. Tan1ac may also De ob- tained in Jewett City at Germans Drug Store. Colchester at Otis Phar- macy.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-28
1IIEtE EtF-. NBNANOE IN
 rHE COTTON MARKET
cl0sed With a Net Advance of 1s to
 IA Points.

Naw York, Feb. 27.-There was a very sharp advance in the cotton mar ket here today. with March contracts selling up to 1884, more than one-half Q cent above last nights close, uncov- erinE by shorts, who were evidently alarmed over the spot situation
 Buyers of both March and May cot ton found few sellers and general bus hess was comparatively quiet with buying of the latter months restricted by Nervousness over shipping condi- hous- The close was very steady at a net advance of 13 to 54 points
 Welsh residents are preparing to eel ebrafe St David's day next week.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-28
A wOman's Experience with Grippe

~ Womans E<Perience Wfth GripPe
 When a cough or cold hangs on," and you have aches and pains in your joints and muscles, it is likely that grippe is taking hold of your system. Mrs. J. A. Rodgers, Switzer, s. C., says: ''I am susceptible to colds; often end ing in grippe In this case I have fou;@ Foley's Honey and Tar to pre- vent doctors bills" This sterling rem edy loosens the phlegm, stops irrita- tion, allays soreness and infamma- tion- and frees the air passages. Good for children.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-28

unfaVOrabIy on the DlIl to pay the threemembers of the state board oi finance who are Appointed by the gov ernor salary of s1,500 each. Bill re- jected.
 Electric Light Companies Merge
 According to a bill favorably re- ported by the committee on incor- porations, the name of the East Had dam Electric Light company and other companies with which it has been merged will be changed to the Central Power and Light company. Calendar.
 | The bill adding the names of Mi chael T. Tracey and William H. Sell wood to the list of incorporators of the Knights of Columbus organiza- ton, was faEorably reported by the committee on interpretations and tabled for calendar.
 Calendar.
 Passed-Authorizing the American Baptist Foreign Mission society to sell property bequeathed to to it by Susan M. Meach of Norwich; authorizing the insurance commissioner to examine fraternaI benefit societies once in three years; imposing fine of $500 and empowering the insurance com missioner to revoke licenses for vfo- Iation of section 13. chapter 223, of the general statutes as amended at the sesson of 1913.
 Resolution on Chaplain's Death.
 Senator Lyman presented resolutions on the death of Chaplain Fennell which were unanimously adopted.
 Adjournment was to Wednesday at 11:15.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-28

HazardVilIe.-The funeral of form CT Postmaster William A. Smith was held Monday afternoon at his EOme at o'clock. Rev. Thomas Tyree. pas tor of the Methodist. church, officiating
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-28
IT ISM nsualIy yieldD b the puser blood and sSdatsr slrepeth which
 SC0II'S EOlul.SlON

creates Its rich oil-food enlivens the whole system and strengthens the orsans to throw of the injurious acids. Many doctors them HA
 selves take Scoft's Emulsion M and you must stand firm lW against substitutes. A
 Scott q Bowne. DsoomHela. NH. i6-n
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-28

unfavorably on the bill to pay the threemembers of the state board of finance who are Appointed by the gov ernor a salary of $1, 800 each. Bill re- iecfed
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-03-18

1916. Levy made by F. M. 'Coker, l..
c., and returned to me.
Also at the same time and place Will
be sold city lot No. in block NO. 81
in north side survey, said state and
county Levied on and to be sold
as the property of Will Casey under
and by virtue of fl ia issued from
the Justice Court of the 1451 district,
G.. NJ, said state and county in ia
vor of C. A. Crowell against Will Ca
sew. Levy made by F. M. Cocker, l.. g.,
and returned to me. Tenant in pos
session given notice of said levy.
Also at the same time and place Will
be sold the west half of city lot No.
ID on block No 80 in the city OF Cor
dele according to the map OF survey OF
the city of Cordele said state ana
county. Levied on and to be sold as
the property of Mrs F. A. Colquitt for
state and county taxes for the year
of 1916. Levy made by F. M. Coker,
L. c.. and returned to me.
Also at thessame time and place Will
be sold city lot No. 10 on block NO. IL
according to the map of the survey OF
the city of Cordele, said state and
county. Levied on and to be sold as
the property of r. P. Ketchum for
state and county taxes for the year
of 1916. Levy made by F. M. Cocker,
l.. c., and returned to me.
Also at the same time and place will
be sold city lot No. Is in block No. 153
according to the map Of the survey OF
the city of Cordele, said state and
county. Levied on and to be sold as
the property of Lewis and Josephine
FELTON, for state and county taxes for
the year of 1916 Levy made by w. II.
Wright. l.. c., and returned to me.
Also at the same time and place will
be sold city lot No. 1 in block No 2l6
according to the map of the survey OF
the city of Cordele, said state and
county. Levied on and 20 be sold as
the property of T. F. Henry for state
and county taxes for the year of 1916
Levy made by w. H. Wright, l.. c.,
and returned to me
Also at the same time and place will
be sold city lot No. Is in block No. 116
according to the map of the survey OF
the city of Cordele, said state and
county. Levied on and to be sold as
the property of Monroe Johnson" for
state and county taxes for the year OF
1910. Levy iuduc NY W. LIZ "AAoAA''
l.. c., and returned to me.
Also at the same time and place will
be sold city lot No. 20 in block No. PIG
according to the map of the survey OF
the city of Cordele, said state and
county. Levied on and to be sold as
the property of B. A. Maxwell for state
and county taxes for the year OF 1916.
Levy made by w. H. Wright, l.. c.
and returned to me.
Also at the same time and place will
be sold 5 acres of land in the south
east corner of land lot No. 1874 in the
10th land district of said county Lev
led on and to be sod as the property
of Mrs. Lula Cobb to satisfy tax ex-
ecution issued by w. ]. Mnsselwhite,
T. c., of said county, against Mrs.
Lula Cobb for her state and county
taxes for the year 1916. Levy made by
w. J. Perry, l.. c., and returned to me.
This the 9th Jay of March, 1917. g.
]. H. WARD, Sheriff.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-03-18
STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS
Crisp County Commissioners for The
Month of February, 1917.
ROAD FTTND-


A=aa -st
II. C. Tuglc, s.. -
Two dogs for County Camp IS 25OO
J. Fl. Churchwell,
Blankets for Jail ............ 1260
3. T. Sheppard & Bro,
Supplies for camp ............ l2.lO
Wall st. Dry Goods Co.,
Supplies for camp ........... 59ZO
NJ. G. Davis,
Road and Bridge work ........ lO.OO
Watt & Holmes Hardware Co.,
Hardware, etc. .............. 55.44
j. M Witherington,
One Mattress for camp .... 500
Jennings Drug Store,
Drugs ........ ..........'.''' Ao'oo
l.. A. Smith,
20 IL bushels corn .......... 1850
Parker-Willis Co.,
Supplies for camp ........... 2ll.26
Williams Drug Co.,
p. B. Gleaton,
10 pairs mems shoes ........ 2O,O0
L. E. Fielder,
Road work .................. $40
People Grocery Co,
Supplies for camp ........... 2l3.57
Read Phosphate Co,
10 sacks fertilizer .......... 27.OO
Armour & Co.,
Morris and Co., ! Q@>o ., q.
Meat, etc, for camp IT,. 61,75
Heard Grocery Coz y
Supplies for camp = r:-:...... 201.O5
Tomlin-Harris Machine Co.,
Blacksmith, Coal, etc. ........ 2.60
Gulf Refining Co.,
Gasoline &, Oil .............. 1915
7. l.. Bartholomew,
Hardware, etc, .............. 25.o2
A. & scott,
1914 Bushels corn ......... 1925
Cordele F. & Oyster Co.,
Fish for convicts ............. z'o5
Pr40gen Bros. Co.
sack irish potatoes ......... G.25
Frank Teuber,
Blacksmith work .............. I9.oo
A. H. Conner,
Road and bridge work ......... 200
William borough,
Building foot ways .......... Z3.O0
George Webb,
Work on truck ............... 80
T. c. Cox, Warden,
Pay roll for Feb. ............ 3oo'U0
J. r. Arnett,
Hart Mill Co.,
~ busLels-meal ............... z9.7o
EXPENSE FUND
II. L. Finger,
Part payment repairs on C. H. 1000
j. T. Tirlman,
Printing and stationery ....... GOO
J. L. BuilOch,
Coal and wood fer c. II. ....- 1900
City of Cordele, -....
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-03-01

Now makers of Skies point to the fact that
first place But the held by
No SIX eight twelve Of has equaed
of the things which
Ii is the SX-the SuperSx-made under Hudson
patents rules added per type
efficiency. Because it ended the MISREPRESENTATION,
friction and
The One Great Question
The question in choosing this. What
motor type to eliminating friction?
That type will out-perorm all Others 1t will the
longest the least smallest
of
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-03-01
NUT and JEFF
HERE TUESDAY

True to his promise, Gus Hill Of
fers a new vehicle each successive
season for Bud Fishers eccentric
character conceptions, Mutt &c Jeff.
One cannot imagine the arduous la
for attached to the task of furnishing
new book for the ludicious frolics
of those two i'll mated comics, for the
season that the pace set by the or
iginal production is a hard ane to
follow. There must be laugh to
every line of Mutt G. Jeff's dialogue,
a scream to every situation. as the
audience looks for it and 1t must
be for forthcoming. New ones, mind
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-03-01
A GREAT PICTURE AT THE
LYRIC FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

Frank Losee, who has done re-
markably clever character acting in
many Famous Players productions
among them "The Eternal City," in
support of Pauline Frederick; THE
Spider" in support of the same star;
Miss George Washington" in sup
port of Marguerite Clark; Under
Cover; Diplomacy" in support of
Marie Doro, and in THE Old Homo
stead" and "The Evil Thereof" in
which he was featured-does per-
haps Is most difficult acting in that
company's adaptation of Dickens
celebrated novel Great Expecta-
tons" In this Paramount picture
which is the featured attraction at
the Lyric theatre Friday and Satur-
day, Mr.. Losee plays the famous
criminal Provis in support OF Louise
Huff and Jack Pickford, who are
starred as Estella and Pip, respec-
lively.
1t will be remembered by those
who know their Dickens that Provis
is the escaped convict whose graft
tude toward Pip for his assistance
in time OF trouble leads him secretly
to make a boy his beneficiary and to
educate MIN. The portrayal of this
desperate character who finally melts
under the softening influence OF the
boys kindness, and who plunges
poor Pip into despair by his at
tempted reciprocation. is one OF the
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-03-01

satisfactory book for the past five
years. Mutt & Jeff's Wedding" the
latest, bids fair to prove the most
successful of all former productions
under the title. which alone suggests
humor even to the laymans mind.
Wonderful opportunities are offered
for scenic display and light effects,
which have been taken advantage of
to their fullest extent. 1t is right
fully claimed that this new edition
excels all former hilarious situations.
Fun begins and continues undated
for nearly three hours. interrupted