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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-21
ders's plan OF 'Burfoots. February ~
1917: tax. 90 cents: $40.
CiIANCERN DEEDS OF TRUST.
Six Deeds of Trust. Amounting to
S3J.O52.50.
February ~

August A. Lanver to Mcveish 4,
Taylor. trustees, II l2 by $50 feet.
known as No. 10 South Deep Ran Street
March 10. 1917: sI,657.5O.
T.. G.. Palmer ct al TO Pollard &
Bagby. Inc. trustee. 50xit0 feet. known
as SOB Enslow Avenue. March ~.
1917: $1,000
Helen Baker to II. Seldom Tayio-
ct ais. trustees. 50Xl50 feet south line
Of Monument Avenue. between Lom-
hardy street and Allen Avenue. March
~. 1917: S2i.SOO.
$. Hart Powell to John NJ. prrceli.
trustee. 20 feet 10 1-o inches BY 1lOt-c
feet east line of Twelfth street la
feet Sl-2 inches north of Broad street,
March 30. 1917: s7T2.5o
I.atefa Joseph to Pollard & EagOv
Inc. trustees. 30 % by ii7I- feet.
known as 3300 East Marshall Street
March 10. 1917: S2.7O2.50.
j. Il. Garrett ct ux. to Arden Howell
trustee. 55X140 feet south line OF IA.
con Road, 40 feet west of Eeodall
Avenue. February IS. 1917; s2.I2o
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Joseph e. McDonouEh Yesterday filed
petition OF voluntary bankruptcy I'm
the United States District Court, piac-
ing his liabilities at S3O5.cO. There
were no assets.
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: eaboard Air Line Railway COMPANY

"Ths ProErossiys Railway Of tho South a
1rs'ps leave daily Al NJ NoIlins local;
VILE: s;sS =; AZ; slsepsIs JaGksonvilIe Tam.
l2:t6 P. 81. seepers Atlanta. Birmin.haIIs
Jscksonrilis. Tampa and st. Pete spnrx
Trains arrive: $50 A. NJ. S:2O A. i6:i
A.. $50 r. II.
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HusTINGs TRANSFERS.

TWO Deeds OF Bargain and Sale.
Amounting to $500.
Lucy Ann Rrodnax To J. f. Watkins,
lot NJ in Burfoots Addition. March 10
1917: tax. 30 cents; $40.
K. y. Saunders ct ux. to Sol l.. and
l.. r., Gilman. lot Is in block in Saun-
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POULTRY AND BIRDS
aitrti'.AKD strain Ancona eggs for
iME, 81 yer 10. = S. Mondy. ashland

anEt'iAkD strain .>mcona eggs for set :
ilng 81 ner 10. =. S Mondy. Ashland. va
NiEp-Every woman anybody who
keeps mems. 10 call al any OF the dealers
neinw Tor Il Tree trial package OF DR. Hess
instant Louise Killer. Remember hens
can't hight lice ana lay at the same time
Are y@IF hens lousy? This free trial pack
nutnty. wait a couple minutes. then huff
nr!Ski! over a piece OF white paper and
LOOK Tor dead lice. Aso bugs on cucuu-
ntFS squash ana melon vines. surs on rose
ousnes. etc. Go anu get Your free trial
nhcKnEe now from any these dealers: II. II.
t,harmacS Twenty,irs, AMI MARSHALL
streets Roland II. Chi!drey. % North EiEn-
teehth street. Paragon Pharmacy. sol West
AIRY street Grant Drug Co - storesI
corner Seycnth and Broad Streets and cor d.
pus M o w ena , Main s,rsss raTFan,
Nav : BRO. Is; Brook Avenue: IN H. K
and 9oi North Fifth Street: BTaa,idms Gro.
tcry Co. 100 Hull Street: Digs ~ Bead les
- stores. i4:s East Main Street. III East
rranHhn street and COS Fast Marsha II
free Dorset Hardware Corporation. 1000
DIR. EEsS; rOULTRY. PAN-A-CE-4 keep.
poultry healthy. makes hens lay. Get q
riSks 1" run. II il does not do all these
THINGS TO your satisfaction the above deal
crS VIII refund Your money.
WHlTE Lc6horn eggs for Matching Heavy
healthy. vigorous stock 81 per Is: IS per
100 M9nirose Farm. Cartnrsville. Va
FOR sale few thoroughbred lawn and
White Indian Runner ducks. Box 63.
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20 EXTRA GOOD MILES

OK ri;asrN y SMITH. veterinary SIR
s'3ll. mas Opened has old Office 1T u South
L,-n' M. n -.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

rCK sale. established drug business good
locality. CONG we'll. Good reason for
NeIuhg. i"riu!. reasonable. Inventory, So
22y. Aadrs.s ]. lo5. car" Times Dispatch.
\ good proposition 10 man who under
NlahHN iiSii commission business. Address
y ~ oar" Times Dispatch.
t.t.t. 10 investors. warming. Don't invest
cent uHtil You read successful Finance.
learn nov fortunes made and lost.
re" tii"l subscription Successful Finance.
y@h t"Gerai street chicago.
Exceptional opportunity. Located in
ncw Iisht building in nne section OF city.
NUS T." SOLD FOR cash at once. Cheap TO
hhlch huy.F t"i at -7o7 East Marshall
TO-DAY or tomorrow.
tAfA BILE ck"cutIy" tciy!l euEinccr, wants
iSlciIW"nn engagement. IA -iruCcd
following lines. construction Sup.rinten-
a.ht, ih"chincrE Sales, real "StHt. 'cVelop-
u.ht ana Shles. manufacturing. Rest OF
ieitf"nt's' "np can producc Immediate
business Investment. h 1872. Times
Dis patch
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FOR SALE-Animnls

FOR sale. female setter puppies wheiped
ryn nsce iMn -; 1910: Sired by Beavers
2 shooting bitch as ever went In n Held.
frice 30 each. I. A. Beaver Ivy Dsnot va
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WANTIID-A"cnts.

AGENTS wanted. to soil Ford tractor stock
Big profits 10 right man. y hig live prnpu-
sittcn for Your territory. William j. Wilson
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REPAIR SHOPS

CABlNETMAki uphoisterinS, refnish-
ING and furniture repairing our speciality.
Get our prices. Phil r. Whites Is East
Main: Madison 5i2o. RemodeiinE is given
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BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES

SAITH motor wheel 1917 model! new: only
TttG"h once. Good reasons for selling
FREE. so. l.. -. Bon SIS, OF phone Ran
Golph aOi5.
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HE'LL WA NTED-I1cmnle

FIN THfEKS WhulHN on mons COATS. We
pay the best price. "A North Eighth
WANTED. an experienced woman Tor gen
III erHl house work. Wages paid. SIC per
month. ApplS Ito West Avenue.
siiu salary tor TO days work paid wuman
In each town to distribute free circulars
and tahe orders FOR White Ribbon Concen-
trated FlaNorinE. ! : XiegicT CO. Chi
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF 4
FARM IN HENR1CO COUNTY. AID
JOINING HIGHLAND SPRINGS.


BY virtue of certain deed of trust
TO H. Drcwry. trustee, dated April
~, 1914, and recorded in the Henrico
County Circuit Court clerks Office. in
y. b. 202-A, page 2S4, default having
oeen made in the payment of the debt
secured thereby, and having been re-
CURED by the beneficiary Hereunder
SO TO do. l. the undersigned substituted
trustee. WILL
THURSDAY, MARCH -. 1917.
at o'clock p. NJ,
on the premises. proceed to sell at pub
nc auction the property convey ed
therein, viz: All that piece or parcel
of land. lying. and being i'm the County
OF Henrico. Va. about five miles east
or the city of Richmond, and adjoin-
ing Highland Springs. containing 81 a.
acres. more or less. and being the same
land which was conveyed to Wells
Birchard. by deed dated March 16, 1911.
from Lottie X. Lane and others ana
recorded in the said clerks Office in
-. Ii, lel-B. page is.
TERMS: Cash
w. =. Redo
Substituted Trustee
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RAILROADS
Norfolk & Western hallway

V.LY ALL-kAiL LINE 70 NohFOLk:
Leave bSru street Station lHcnmond
F2h SohrULia; ,.o;i5 a. "A. 800 a. Al.
FOR LINCnsUiG AND THE WEST:
IS si II A S M 10 %rs A. M :s;op M NJ vas
Arrive k'GnmGnd IRON ao, MorfY,tEj 70 'il; &
rom the west: .S:lo A. M. 1887 A. Nj.
I2:lv J.. a.. 4I:4o +. M. 's:lI +. ~, $500
i. n.
DAILY. tDaily except Sunday. tsunday
W. B BEVILL. W. c. SAUNDERS
p. +. X, Foanoks. C. p: a.. Noanoko
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SHOES
CUT RATE SHOES
SHOE RErAIRING

MEMS Congress Caters, glazed colt hide
pire Shoe Co. syi West Broad
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WHiTE l.cshorn eggs for Matching. Heavy
laying strain. Large white eggs from
healthy. vigorous stock 81 per Is: IS ner
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WANTED-Isoa,.i and Room

tENTLEMAS and wife want well furnishe
room or rooms where meals can he hat
preIeTreu Modern ConvenienCes: reason
able. iio. care Times Dispatch
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RlNEN. the new leather Substitutes Wears
squeak whoie soled or half soIed. Drew's
Electric Shoe Factory. Tic Eas, Maiu
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BIJOU CAFE

is now open at 400 West Broad Street with
all the delicacies OF the season, and first
Grass service. Special tables Tor ladies'
FRANK Lucchesi. Proprietor.
THE Florence WickIess Oil Cook Stoves turn
every drop OF oil into gas. Clean safe
economical; No wicks to trim. Tested and
approved by Good Housekeeping Institute
1; f.; Burks Co, 3I6 West Broad Street.
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WE want the public TO know that we do
up-to-date shoe repairing OF all kinds
Also rubber repair work Our motto. Coon
Work AT Right Prices" G. Evensen. fine
Street. Madison 225i.
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HELP ANTED-rrofesslonal

THE NlhGINiA TEACHERS BUHEA u
BON A:3 RICHMOND. VA. wishes 10 en- :
."li teachers tor l:l7-is: also present emer-
Et"'y calls Ia Virginia and Southern states
Established 1873. Reliable service. TestI-
in"hihiS 'opicu. Writ. ms. y. " Cridlin,
fi'sid"nti j. Walton Han. Manager
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HENRICo DEED or TRUST.
One Decd OF Trust, Amounting 10
Sts,:fnO.

Virginia Apple Lands Corporation 10
john \. Cutchins. trustee. i705-S acres
near the Broad Street Road. March
i6 1917: $3.50
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac r. R
Isah frsa x'siisrtm ,n esyHt-eady
u. kd1sl.]0IH AfSISW,IIf. adJ s3js Al. 47S1 N
ss27M. t7.1e An. I Ml'i2.IePE t1.ssPn, ts.2s tx
fsl3 a., .,.lsE ti1trIs SER sS.ssls. t,.35 ri
Gotu,st wniiii.ls us Fh VIII 1DI: elIs fH STs.
(,E w. ILLS A. daily ff;lslsr ACES W.i t,r, e. is Pk
If9ie A.. hhlt Auss nesi iiA ". las N. % n
esq An. Stzpn
Alks tRLt iHtirts. sifRes ~ s,ss fw this tnis
ssSs s. g. t1Tt 8. "a. lttsssiH tnG. AHA Sh
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AUCTION SAIT-Tuture Day.
BY GREEN & Redo.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF

AUCTION SALE OF
THE WELL-BUILT, DETACH-
ED, NINE-ROOM, BRICK
RES nee AT THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
GRACE AND ALLIS SON
STREETS, BEING NUMBER
22O1 WEST GRACE ST.
Bank, OF Richmond. trustee. in order
to close up an estate, We will
On Thursday, March goth, 1917,
at $40 o'clock r. NJ. on the premises
public auction.
This proGper,y, fronts 20 feet on tho
back on the western line of Allison
Street. and between parallel lines. $50
feet to an alley 20 feet wide.
The dwelling has modern improve
bath. hot and cold water. etc, aud is
In good condition. having been oc-
built
This is a fine opportunity for any
one desiring comfortable home in the
West End. or any one seeking n first
class investment.
70 TERMS RMS - This ,Is sale is made subject
erty; securing the principal sum OF
100000. bearing 6oS interest to be-
come due March Z, 1918. to be assum-
ed by the purchaser. Balance cash.
GREEN G. Redo.
Auctionecrs
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RAILROADS
CHESAPEAKE &OnlOKY

In. LOU '...e .n- 1850 .. ". D.. Ill o..
Main Line. Local. s7:lo a. n
James Hl>ei Lane slu:uU a. told L.
y. NoWs. NIX. I,id r.. 'I:sU -, liz IL, q o.
Newport New1 Local. 1880 H., . 100 n
Trims arrive from NIX, el1:00 n, sl:to o.,
West $500 a.. .a:6t p. 1856 A.. u: 10 D..
1919 o. daily from Charlotte tllls except
Sunday from 1nurmond Jas. River. u Is
- s<:So q. 'D1iIy. -Ihxc epL Sunuay.
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'VK Sale q lew thOr0ughhrcd lawn and
White Indian Runner ducks BOX 81.
ashland. Va "
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SUMMER BOARDING

Goun;ry and Sieashore combined with city
ronN"ni"nceS. Excellent bile 50 to SO
per week. Write Misses Tabb. Boulevard
Inn, Hampton. Va.
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FOR S.ALF.-Iiorscs
| lorses, Mares, MULES


Horses, Mares, MULES
Ten 5000 sound woik mules. 10 S YEAR.
old: good mares. horse and n stallion
cH'ap To guicls buyers. Your money back
sGara niee i'I"winans Stable. ls South FIJI
,-"Ith street
OK risasrH y SMITH. VETERINARY sur
sE-lr. has opened his old Office 1T u south
L.nih StTcet Madison 70. Randolph oGls.
20 EXTRA GOOD MULES
ilniiF out %: the hardest kind Of work.
aSrs from - Ia years old. in good flesh.
N"Lfh from Loo To 200 pOunUs euch. Viii
WORK single or double. Take them home
anu work them ana II not satisfactory.
pI'hE them BACK ana get your money. No
,N'HanEr. Your money back on uvr,and
!'TICtS from SlIp "a pair up.
tRtILS STA BILE
- south Tenth Street.
heicrtECe; Anybody in Richmond
w. iyit rGuUuuuts, IJod running order
heap. on" 81. touring. d-uountnbI,.
Wheels. one 1915 touring. lust ovcrha ulrd
en- III, ia iHt-class condition. CONNER
~" bodies "A speciality. Touring bodies per
t"rtiy new See us. W.. need the room.
Ford Agents.
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BY request of the American National
Bank, of Richmond. trustee. in order
to close up an estate, We will
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23
CRISWOLD

Earl Montgomery of P1attsburgh was home for a short furlough recently.
 Pachaug grange visited Plainfeld grange on Tuesday evening and fur nished a program.
 Miss Susie Morgan is visiting rela- lives in Plainffeld
 Mrs E. A. Geer visited her sister Mrs. Walter Brink, of Danfelson re- gently.
 Mrs. Walter Johnson recently visit ed her sister, Mrs. Amos Main, o1 Cafes Ferry.
 Mrs. Jane Lester is spending a few days in Mystic.
 MT. and Mrs. William Whitemar have been attending the Stonington Union association at Mystic this week Wednesday and Thursday
 Deacon E. A. Geer and family. Sam uel Norman and family, Charles Nor gan and family, MT. and Mrs. Victor Campbell attended the conference al Lisbon Wednesday.
 The ladies met with Mrs. W. B Montgomery Thursday to do Red Cross work
 Mrs. W. B. Truesdell entertained the Ladies' Aid society last week Thurs day. A large number attended.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23
GARDNER LAKE
Advance Guard Arrives at Camp Mas sapeak-MitcheH Cottage Being Inn proved.

Mir. and Mrs. Hipkins of MontcIair, N. J., were at their cottage over Sun- day.
 Rev. Michael Maynard will hold services at the NJ. E. church Sunday morning at II o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs. Carlson and the ad- vance party have arrived at Camp Massa peak.
 Theron Morgan, who has been oper- ated on for appendicitis, at the Backus hospital. is doing vel.
 Local Man Wins Salem Bride.
 Sunday afternoon, Miss Velma DarI- ing. of Salem, only daughter of Eugene Darling. was united in marriage with Victor Hehr of Gardner Lake Rev John G. Hehr, father of the groom performed the ceremony.
 Milo Light of Hoboken, N. J.. has arrived at his place for the summer.
 Archibald Mitchell Jr., of Norwich, who recently bought the Chapman cot tage, at the Lake. is making improve ments to the place.
 Charles Harris was in Norwich on business one day recently.
 Joseph Dat and family of Norwich spent the weekend at their cottage.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23
SOUTH GRTSWOLD
Sale of Benjamin Piace-Locai Men
 Estimate Damage Done to Cattle by
 Dogs.

Benjamin W. Young is spending his vacation with his parents.
 Rev. Dr. Crandan J. North an.s daughter and Miss Ida Gustafson ar rived Saturday from Auburn, N Y. They will make a lengthy visit with Mir. and Mrs. P. J. Gustafson. Mrs. Henry L. Burton was calling on Preston friends Friday
 E.. o. Burdick killed a large sr.ake Monday
 Edwin P. Benjamin has sold an ideal summer place to New York people
 MT. and Mrs. Edgar H. Clark and daughter were Sunday callers at Will liam ". Billings
 Thomas F. Erdman and John F. Warrington were. in South GriswoId on a fishing trip recently.
 Miss C. Pearl Sanford is caring for Mrs. R. H. Young
 Oliver NJ. Young is doing Red Cross work in this pace
 Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Luther leave today (Saturday)' by automobile for Springfield.
 Albert c. Greene and H. Frank But ton were called Monday to Pendleton HIH to estimate the damage done by dogs to the young cattle owned by A R. Button of G1asgo.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23
ROAD SOCIETY
Middleton Summer Home Opened
 Canning Demonstration.

Mrs. James E. Lord attended the Wheeler school graduating exercises at North Stonington Monday after noon. Her niece. Miss Fannie Mer- ri;l, youngest daughter of Mrs. Maria Merrill, was one of the class
 Mrs. George Wadsworth Middleton and daughters of New York have ar rived with several guests at their summer home, Quaquataug Hill.
 MT. and Mrs. N. Stanton Gates and Mrs. Phebe Ford left the first of the week to visit relatives and friends at SheFberne Falls and Edgemont, Mass, for several days automobile trip.
 NIT. and Mrs. Archie Fletcher of Westerly have been spending several days with Mir. and Mrs. Horace Frink.
 Mrs. Fannie Williams left Wednes- day for Boston to attend the com mencement exercises and festivities during the week with her daughter, Miss Martha Gallup Williams. who was graduated with honor from the New England Conservatory of Music.
 A number from here attended the canning demonstration at the village in Golden Cross hall Thursday after noon. It was held by the county farm bureau under the auspices of the local branch of the National Leag ague for Woman's Service.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23
NIANTIC
Funeral of Eugene K. Beokwith-Per.
 sonaI Items.

Harold Southgate has reached his home in North Adams. Mass, and will make a short stay there before en.is..-
 MT. and Mrs. 4. T. Boon a1'l Mrs. Sunday in the Grove.
 There was large attendance at the funeral services of Eugene K. Beckwith, Tuesday afternoon Burial was in Jordan cemetery.
 Lloyd Hebron is clerk at tn Arnold = Rudd store.
 William x. Tubbs is clerx at T. J. Hills.
 Mrs. Lucy Miner of Lyme is visiting her son. J. Percy Morgan and family
 Henry Douglass of Waterfront Was in the village Monday calling on friends.
 Mrs. Carrie A. Fox of Har+f ,.-d. spent Sunday at her cottage in the
 Mrs Henry Eshenfe.der of New London visited the Pines, Monday.
 R. B. Gorton is able to be out. after his illness.
 George Neuschafer and Mir. ana a the Alabama bungalow at the Grove.
 Lawrence Spencer is making a short stay here before going to his home in Salem to pass the summer
 Henry E. Smith and Alfred Brown Of New Haven spent Sunday in the Grove.
 Harold Barrett and George Lohs of Hartford are staying in the Grove.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23

formers son. Royce Loomis, from Pratt Institute.
 Motor Guests.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. S. Browning enter tained last week an automobile party from Providence, consisting of MT. N. T. Browning, Mrs. E. H. Browning Miss Marion Cargill and Mrs. Jeanette Berthannon.
 Rev. A. B. Coates of Hartford spoke at the Baptist church last Sunday.
 Miss Lila Carroll and Miss Wilson of Worcester, spent the weekend at the formers sister, Mrs. Clarke Il.
 Mrs. E. H. Browning of Providence is at Roland Browning's for the sum
 Charles H. Aben of New Britain, spent the weekend with his parents. Mir and Mrs. C. J. Abell.
 Mrs. Jeanette Berthaiman of Prov idence spent last week with R. N Browning and family. Visitor From Norwich.
 Mrs. C. G. Cobb of Norwich, has been spending few days with her sister Jaw. Mrs. Adell SpauldinE
 N. T. Browning and Henry Bertha man of Providence. and Dr. Mayor Of Boston. were Sunday visitors at R. z. Browning's.
 Miss Alice Lille of wifimantic is visiting her brother, Amos J. Lillie. AIr and Mrs. Roland Browning. Mrs. Jeanette Berthaman and Dr. Mayor, spent last sunday evening with Dr and Mrs F. J. Jones, of Bliss Place. Norwich
 Tuesday. Miss Mabel Moves. Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Lillie and daughter, Arlene. motored to Norwich. R. $. Browning and w. T. Brown ing were recent callers on their aunt Mrs. Charles Browning. who is a pa | tient at Bacllus hospital, Norwich. Attended Picnic Among those who attended the so- | cial Corner picnic at Coventry Lake | Thursday were: Mrst Adell SpauidnR. i Mrs. C. c. Cobb. Mrs. Robert Lfllie 1 Brown, Miss Adelaide Hal1en. Mrs. George Chapel Mrs Charles Hinckley and children spent Friday with the formers moth CT Mrs. Ralph Clark, of Willimantic. Mrs r. G. Stark has returned home. after spending some time with her brother. Dwight Spauldlng of South NorwaIk.
 Mrs. Annie Perry. Miss Bertha Per ry Mrs. N. E. Royall and Mrs. Henry Hewitt were in Norwich, Saturday. I. T.. Gardner and family are visit ing in Massa chusetts. Miss Florence LOomis of North Woodstock has returned 10 her home 1 in this place, after teaching for the
 Shot a Fox. Charles NJ. Geer recently shot 1O- pound fox.
 Miss Helen wetmore of Hartford is visiting at Dr. F. L. Danie.son's. Arthur Gillette of Hebron has been spending few days the home of his sister Mrs. Hattie z. Robinson. Mir and Mrs Well Nevbins and children of Brooklyn, N. Y., are spend ing the week at Mrs. Ida AbelIs Alfred Mason of Hartfctd is viait- ing his parents, MT. and Mrs VIII Mason.
 Miss Lena Fuller of Ridgefeld, Mass. is visiting her aunts. Mrs. Q. T.. Pultz and Mrs. w. Monroe Pultz. Mrs. Alice Bill of Norwich Is visit ing her sister Mrs. Ida AtEt1. Mir and Mrs. Campbell attended the graduating exercises in Slater Memor- ial Tuesday afternoon. when their son. Cleon A. Campbell, was gradu- ated.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23
IT IS SERIOUS
Some Norwich People Fail to Realize
 the Seriousness of Bad Back.

The constant aching of a bad back,
 The weariness, the tired feeling,
 The pains and aches of kidney ills
 May result seriously if neglected
 Dangerous bladder troubles often follow.
 This Norwich woman shows you what to do.
 Mrs. Walter Thompson. A Summit St., says: "Overworlx, such as wash ing or sweeping and often dampness, brought on very bad attacks of back ache. The pains were terribly sharp and piercing Mornings when got up my back felt so lame and sore that could hardly straighten- When I bent over, those pains caught me across my back and it was hard to straighten up. used other medicines but nothing gave me such: fine relief as Doan's Kidney ills. Doan's are deserving of the highest praise"
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for Q kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs Thompson had. Foster-Milburn Co.,, Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23
CLARK'S FALLS
School Closes With Public Exercises- Picnic for PupiIs-Death of William E. Palmer,

Miss Doris NJ. Collins was the guest of Miss Marian White Monday and Tuesday at her home in North Ston- ington and attended the graduating 2 exercises and the reception at the Wheeler school.
 Close of School.
 Miss Marian White and pupils had a picnic at the schoolhouse Friday after noon. The evening before a literary program was we'll rendered with sing ing of patriotic songs. Miss Nenera Nara won the prize as best spel.er. while her younger sister Alba brought the greatest number of wild flowers to her teacher and was rewarded. Miss White has had pupils from districts No. 6. No and Laurel Glen in her school and has proved her ability to interest and instruct them all
 MT. and Mrs. Rufus Mallalieu, Mrs. Herbert Maine and daughter Mildred attended, the graduating exercises at Wheeler school Monday. Miss Doris Mailalieu being one of the graduates.
 Death of William E. Palmer.
 William E. Palmer, 39, died Wednes- day, June 20. He leaves his parents. Mir. and Mrs. Horace F. Palmer. and brother. s. Frank Palmer The fu- neral services will be held today (Sat- urdav),