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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-09-27
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, GonbUn, y. Sept. - Scutid)lnun
hat i'll elmer luettcrcn milnbltd)en Wlt.
teilmna an Den Eapit angeblidJ bae
3ugeltaubnis Der HGumnna Sel9iens
gcmad)t, alletn bic Scblu9ung baran
gcfnupft, !SanbcIsunternehmunaen in
Selalen nub befonoers in 9lntuerpcn
ungebemmt III entlutfcln. 9luRcroem
iou, in lleberclnltImmnng nit Dem
gSnnih Der Mcbrbcit Der GcuOltc.
rung, cine beIonbere &eriualt1tng reip,
Srennung BON &allunen nno Slam
lGnoern ein9cfilhrt perocu.
ySaibingtOn, rs. Sept Naum
b0t Der gcnaltigc Strcif in San
Tranciscp nnb anOereu mtdlttNen 0G,
| fen am Stillen CSean, iuu Williar0en
uUn GrIegsarbeitcn bergcitellt mur.
Den, init einem Siea Der grbeitcr nnN
elmer aniehnlidDen GrbUGnng Der 9lr.
beitslSbne iein Gnoe geimnocn, uno
id)On Wteber iino In Seattle, 8aIh.,
10000 Witeliebr pOn Is Netallar-
| better ltniUuen, iueld)e III oortigen
Sd)iffsbanbOfen tatig iino, an Den
Streif acaangeu. Hahesn 80 0nrbs
nnD ,sabriten itnb in WitleibenidDaft
9c5oaen. - ltub nm Die Nrbettertrn.
! bel nod si Dcrmebrcn, uerian9eu bic
(Srubeulcnte I'M aanseu San0c eInc
iOfprtiee GpbncrhDhung nun 80
EroSent, mcld)e DDu ben Spblcugrn'
bcnbc1bcrn pcrmetgert luuroc. gcs
rcts luurbcn, uic lebtcrc crflaren, i'm
9lpril 1916 uno micbernm i'm Npril
1917 bic SDbnc erhObt Gie Hcgtcs
rnna OerIudDt ibr WOglidDitcs, nm eI'
ne SdDlidtnng Der Streitlgfeiten her.
6ci5ufiIbren,
Eprtlanb, CreoOu, 26. Sept. -
ltngcfGhr 1000 9lrbeiter in orei hie.
ii9cn @erften fir ben &au nun ital,'
lcruen SdDifIcu legten Die glrbelt mic
Der nno idDlpIIen i,h ben 1900 Mnnn
Der &erftcn fir Den &au BON hOl5er.
nen SdDiffen an, bic fnr5lidp in ben
Slusitamo getrctcn iinb. Gie glnafiiG,
rnue nOu Ne9iernngSfontraften III
ourdp bcn Strcif anfgebalten luOroen
GeabmoOb, z. 2, 26, Sept. -
@alobrGube, angcbltdD ourd, Sllt
mGhreno bcs Iebtcn eicipittcrs rnts
itambcn, hGben 80 Nfer Der Slad
6i0s NatiOnal=HcIeroe, 10 Wcilcn
0itlid, ODn bicr, 5erit0rt, Ter SdDa-
Ocn it fein bcDeutcnOcr, Oa Oas Scncr
uur inngea NoIs seritOrt hnbeu iOll.
. NuItiu, ScrNS, 2G. Scpt, - Ger
lcttc Mt in bcm SmpcadJmcnt Scr.
fobrcn ocr GeaisIatnr BON Scras &c.
ocn WOnucrncnr TeranIOn mar, baF
Der SenotaacridtShof DEN 8pnpcr'
ncnr nidDt MIR obiebtc, iOnOern linn
audi allc fiinftiocn GedDtc nnb Stel-
lnnoen pon rGbre, &ertrnnen nnS
Wnben" aberfonutc. Die Stimmen-
nbaabc par II su 10. Gos &croift
tritt iOiprt in Strait.
MaIhinaton, 26. Scpt. - Glue
Namensaufrnf nno nadl fnr5er Ses
butte beiuilligte Der Senat in Ibiue=
| Icnheit picler Senaturen bic Sefisit-
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-09-27

item erfolareihsn 2nftfompf iein Gn
be, Gr hattie ALIEN ~ feinblide Emit
idDlffs serltOrt.
Ter beriibmte fransOiiifc 2nftIduI
! fer Gnpt. Neo. Wnpucmcr, II Sabre
alt, miro fir tot crfIGrt. Gr hattie an.
aeblid) 81 icinSlidlc 2nftihiffc ser
ltort.
Gonbun, 26. Sept. - Gie briti1dyt
&erlnitliitc fir bic nit benz 25. Sept
enocnoc &uhc betrGat 23,O35, oaoou
tot nno bcrwnnoct 1913 Cffi5icrc nn>
443O Wanu; rucrmift" 432 Sffi
stere nnb 1900 Mann. (Csefanse.
ne lucrben ais pcrmikt gcmcloct. --
lie Sdlrlftl.)
Sncnos 9lires, 26. Sept. - Nuu
hat itdl audi bas llnterbaus bc5 or.
9cntiniIdlen Earlamcnts nit 53 oe'
oen Is Stimmcn~ fir eincn Nbbrnd
Der Sc5iCbnnQcn NIT GentidDlnno er'
fldrt, bod itORt bieie Mafnabmc an'
@lbcritnub beIm Gr1Itocnten bon
Nraenttnieu.
WunteuIocD, ltrug0N, 25. Sept. -
Ter &unarck bon llruaap trat 5n et
ncr Spc5ialiIbung sniammen, nm
itber ben 2lbbrudJ Der Se3iebuugen 81
Seutid)lanb 5n beraten.
Eetrugrao, -. Sept. - Gte pro'
DiiOriihe 0ieoierung bat beid,lOiieu
| bic WnnnitDnft Der rconlaren Mrmes
3u rc0n5icren. 3iuei Wriinbe iuaren
fir oen GntidDlnf mafgcbeno: |. Sas
Saub fam nidlt ldnser Obne mGunli
die Nrbeiter blciben; 2. Die Gltereu
Gente in Der Nrmce limb fir bic Sam
pic an Der 5rOnt bod Dpn nnr germ
gem @crt
I0paus Hiiitnng fortaeiebt.
@ie bic oSimes" bon r}apan ers
Hart, merbeu in ben nGd)iten ndDt
Sabren fir Die &crar6fcrnng Der ia.
poniIdlen slrmec $150,O0O,OO0 her
ansoabt merbcn. Gieic Snmme iuirt
sum glusban nller mooerucn @affen'
oattnnaen bcnubt meroen, tuie Tlng'
5cngc, 9lrtillcrie, id,uere 8eidnbs
unb MnnitiUn.
| Nep NOrf, 23. Scpt. - Wforrit
SilQnitt, Der iO5ialiitiId)e Nanbioat
+fnr bas 9iasvrsams, bat Den pIGSrie
ben" gum NouptpnHft icincs Siam
pogneprOgrammS ocmadDt, Gr fam
3n bieicm GntidlIniIe nah elmer i'm
WinoiiOn Souore Waroen abaebalte
men &erinmmInnA an Der mcbr Nls
! 1000 EcrIOuen teiluahmen nn6 IN
Der bic Grlu0bnun0 hcS - SrteoeuE
- eincn EetINlaitnrm ferUorrisf.
Chicago, 26. Sept. - WaDOr &
&. 5hOmpiOn nOu Chicago (Slg 8ill,
hat Ieine Gauoi60tnr fir bic repnbli
foniid,e Domination fir SnubesIena
tor an StcHc beS jeBiaen &unoeSie
nators :. 8. Geiuis (0emufrnt) be
Den n0dDiten Septembcr.E Erimarpah
len angefinotgt, nnm Dem &olfe Duu
NlltuOis C,cleaenheit at geben betreffS
Der RcgiernnaspOlitif nno Der luert
npllItcn 9tef)te bDn amerifaniId)er
gnrgcrn abitimmeu Al fOnneu,"
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-09-27

Sill TON nabcsu 5000 Nillionen Dol
lars fir Nricasru itungen. Gas 6aut
hattie oleie 8ill idun purbcr paiiiert
Senatur Martin, 8oritbcr oee Seluil
lignuasfpmitees, seikeIte idDarf BIZ
rGrtraoagan5 nno faIt riltildtslOier
Cepartemeut@ aoitenDcrnnld)laauu
gcn". Gr crflGrte, baf bic Se,pilli
Aungcn mGfrcno 5 Mpnatcn bic &C
uoltigc Snmmc opn 20 HilliOnen cr
reldpen nnb befilrdtete, 0af ite mad
Hes Sabr 80 &illiOnen 10000 Y|il
IlOneu Tullars) crreid)cn Wnrben.
(SrORes 0auptqnartier Der fran3O
ilid)en Nrmcc, 26. Sept. - &is sum
20 September uurocn OOn frau5oii
idDen &uftidllffcrn asa oentid)e 2nft
idDiffe seritOrt.
@ai ibinaton, 26. Sept - Die ae
nelbcte 2eritOrnng nOu ) 6GhOelS'
idJIffcn unb 5mei Segleitfrcn5ern IN
Der NGbe Der iriidyen 9ilitc ieitcn<
ocntIden lt.HOOtcu iuirS offi5iell III
Nbreoe aeitellt.
ct. ,>Oiepb, Wu., 25. Sept.-Tin'
Ecrionen, einldDlieflidl zines Mlit
gliebeS oes Gonntp SefcnIe aomitees
>uuroen bier mcgen nerIudJter Ser
lctnug oeS SonifrtptiUnsgeiebes IN
Nnflagc5nltano periett unb aeger
$4,000 SiirgIdDaft bis anf lueitcres
cntlaIIen. g.
st. Eonl, 26. Sept. - cie Offent
lid,c SiderbeitSfommiIiiOn Oou Win
neiuta bat an ben 8nnoe9Iennt etnt
Eetitiun oerid,tct bebufe 9lnsitOfnno
uun ScuntOr So Sollettc uegcu iclnc,
nufrilhreriIdcn nnb nnlOnaleu Heot
luGGrcno Der Gouferen} Der GUnin
mcutcn unb ErUbnSeutcn. Mud iOl
aeecn anoere 9ieoncr DOrgeganqcu
merben. ErGilbent q. s. Splunlcr
BON Der Nonparttian Gen9ne mur6t
cbenfall3 unr bic GpmmiIiton gelaheu
nno eincm Sren5uerbDr nntcrmprfcn
Gr crflarte, onf CT geipiiie GrflGrun'
ocn Ga Tplette's nidlt btIliate, baf
tic nidt programmaRia paren uni
onf bic 2iga nidjt uernntluurtlih ba
fir gemnd)t iueroen f0nne. Gr er
flGrte, haR bic 2iga mebr ais 1OO,'
600 Mitatitber habe, baum 40,t1t
in DfinncIota, et,uo 10000 in Oer
bcioen Snfutas nnb 10000 i'll bic,
bis flint nn0Crn Stnatcu
0on0un, 26. Sept. - 3uet neu'
oentIde 2nitHberfaue iibcr Gnalanf
I'M Sbcmic. Giitrift an Der Nilite Uor
Ncnt nno GIirr luerOen bon EonOOr
oemcl0ct, G@ murocu anGeblld) Y
EerIOnen aetOtct nnb 70 nerlunnoct
Ter Sod)Id,noen mar gerlna. e,
erite Nnariff Oancrte 10, Der 5lueit'
80 Nfinuteu. 9lufcrbcm indDten 3ep
peIins bic Giiite BON 2)ortiIDire NM
2inrOlnIhire helm. 91ur sluei NerO
plane beteiligten id, an Dem Nngrlf+
anf 2onoun.
slmlteroam, 26. Sept. - Ser be
riibmte bentId,e 2nitidDiffer &oiie, on
ecblid, Der tiid)tioite aller beutIheu
GuftIdDiffcr, fano in Ietnem filnfsta
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-09-27
Baibingtouer Srief.

g2o bington 25. Septenlbcr
- Gie bemerten8merte ,,Sonferen5
| Der Yro0u3enten ln0 &onIumenten"
0eren Gorqdnge in Der Eoee8preNe
Oea 2onoe3 mciIten3 ltiefmiltterlid)
bcbon0elt mur0en, bat uu6 IN bteIt.
gen offt3iellen &reiIen ltn0 i'm aons
I0reB begreiflihe8 &5nterelie erre8t.
i IS bcrloutet iogar, 0oB bauptlodlth
megen Ser Erogrontmreoe BON Seno.
for ga 5olette Erdlioent @ilion
Iclblt einen perionlihen Gertreter in
Der &erlommllln9 bate, Der noh III
rent SdIulie iofort noh 8aibington
rciite, nm 8eriht al erItatten.
Die Normers Eading 60. riidte be-
reits nit ser grfl0rung bon Ser Non-
porti1un 2i0o ob, ooB lie in feincr
@eiIc nit DER RonportiIon Qo0ung
Ocrbunocn 9elpeien lei lno oieielbe oie
6orner oe5 9torotuelten5 nidt ber-
tretc.
Ierner bat oie .@albburn 2opoI
2coQue" in einem Gelegronm an 0en
Erdiioenten bes 6enot8 Die Gr0ff-
lnllng zines &erfabrenS gegen ben
Senotors tpegen bodperrdteriider
| 2tcuBerltngen uno eSnopalit0t 9egen
Die Heeieruno beontrdgt. Gin onoe.
res Telegronm foroert Ga 6ouette
altf 81 reitgnleren.
Dab Die 9iegierung ieIber Die bon
Ga Joaette 10 Idurf gegeiBelten Bro'
fit-Gatrioten nidt 5u Ihonen geoenft,
benefit Die Gatlade, BOB Die gunoes'
&arDelsfornmiliion formea 20 letter.
Be 5laggenfabrifanten hes 2onoes
on9eflaet bat, vbur6 Joroerltng ur'
erbort bober Freiie ben omerifani'
iheu Botriotismus oussubeltten. --
Sic niiiien iih pegen geribpornng
gum 3lpede Der Steigerl,ng Der Trei'
| ie berantnorten. Die ltnterIudung
burd ben Senat bots ergeben, ooB et'
Iihe Observation-Disclosures iiber 800
Gro5ent vmahten". CD
Ger GonereB beihdftigt iih nod
inmer nit Der ipidtieen ,Soloaten.
Beriiherungsbin", Die 5par niht
beim aongreB, ionoern BEL ben Ser
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The Firms that advertise
extensively in German pa
pers will get a large share of
the German trade
Printers Ink.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-09-27

Ser aonereB beihaftigt fih nod
immer nit Der ipidtiaen nSoloaten.
8eriiherungsbtn", oie 5tpar nidt
beim aongreB, ionoern BEL BEN Ser
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-31
COLCHESTER MEN FAILED
 TO ANSWER CALL
Several Did Not Put in Appearance
 For Examination.

According to the record on file at the office of the Eleventh division draft board, the following 20 men fail ed to put in an appearance for the physical examination on Friday or Saturday of last week, and their names have been forwarded to the ad- jutant- generals office for apprehen- sion:
 Steve Zabroski. UncaSvilIe; Fred Daniels, Westerly; John Howard; Wa terfOrd; Harry N. Berwick, Versailles; Edmund P. Hyde, Stonington: Samuel Backerson, Colchester; Cornelius Don ahue, Jr., Mystic; Victor F. Daigle, Baltic; Alexander Zenuk. Montville: :: Sylvester Hatton, Westerly: Antonia Silvea, Colchester; Dannico l.. Souza, Stonington; Elmer Allison Joiner, Wa terford; Joe Birbelon, Montville: liar " Clarke, -Oakdale: Joseph DcCastro, Westerly; Samuel Baroni, East Lyme; Homar E: Peckham, Franklin; Hector Sharon, 'Stonington; Paul Church. of Colchester. 2 The last named, Paul Church, is a German. so the draft DOdTu StdtSS
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-31

~ Is inevitable. The American women who compose the Red Cross chapters should prepare with all the enthusiasm and speed possible, the dressings which are going to mean life or death to our mer# This whole question deals with the Host vital things that the women of merica can do for the sol diers in .tMs war"
 Note that Col. Murphy uses strong language! Direct responsibility, seri- ous calamity. national disgrace, life or death. Can we turn a deaf ear to this entreaty, which comes to us from overseas? Shall we not go forth to- day, with the resolve to arouse at least one indifferent person from her iethargy?
 The call has come. not only from Col. Murphy to the Amtrican women, but from their brothers. their hus- bands and their sons. already in the first line trenches. Shall we answer it before it is too fate?
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-31
GEORGE c. GRANT Undertaken and Embalmer 32 Providence St., Taftville Prompt attention to day or night calls Telephone 630 apr14MWFaw1
LEGAL NOTICE~
TO THE no

TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM missioners for New London County: We hereby apply for license to sell and exchange spirituous mad intoxicatirC liquors. ale, lager beer. Rhine wine and cider under the name and style of North Main street, Town of Norwich, except in the rooms and apartments in said building. any part or parts Of which are cut off or partitioned in such CT retiring rooms. Our place of busi- ness is not located within two hun dred feet in a direct. line from any church edifice or public or parochial thereto or any post office. public libra this 2sd day of October A. D. 1917 John B. Caron. Octave J. Caron. Appli- cants. We, the undeE signed. are cleo tors and taxpayers. owning real estate of the Town Of Norwich, ard hereby sign and endorse the foregoing appli- cation of Caron Bros. for license, and hereby certify that said applicants are suitable persons to be licensed pursuant to said application. Dated at Norwich. this 23d day of October A. D. Plaut. Adeiard Morin. Herman S Sears. Davf1 D. Disco. I hereby cer- tify that the above named signers and endorsers are electors and taxpayers. owning real estate, in the Town of Norwich. Dated at Norwich, this. 23d day of October A. D.. 1917. Dora R. Porte'arce Assistant Town Clerk.
 Not2GW
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-31
DIED

ENRIGHT-In this city. Oct ao. 1917 Bernard M. Enright of Gilmour street.
 Notice. of funeral hereafter. CLARK-In this city. Oct. 30. 1917
 Sarah widow of William P. Clark. Funeral servicea will be held in the parlOrS of Church &c Allen. 15 Main street. Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Burial in Maplewood ceme- tery. sULLIVAN-In Norwich, Oct 30. 1917 Jeremiah, son of the late Daniel Sullivan of Plainfield, aged about 55 years. RYAN-In this city, Oct. 30, 1917. Sadie. daugh ter of Mary Cuddy and the late Funeral from the home of her sister, Mrs. James Connolly, No. 274 Central avenue Thursday morning at S.20. Services at St. Mary's church at 9 o'clock
 STILLMAN-In Westerly R. l. Oct. 29. 1917. Maria Lorinda. widow of Joseph F. Stillman, aged S9 years. HARRINGTON-AtS Saybrook, suddenly, Oct 27 1917. Mrs. Arthur S. Harring- ton, formerly of Jewett City. aged 39 years.
 BABCOCK-In Plainfeld, Oct 30. 1917. Ella May daughter of Stephen R. and Birdie M. Ba bcock. aged IS years. Funeral services at the residence of her. father, stephen R. Babcock. Plainield, Friday afternoon at l o'clock.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-31
ro THE RoNnn DE COUNTY COM

mlssioners of New london County: I tto sell spIritnons and and tind IntHxicatiIns ton of a practicing .physiclnn. and not to be drunk on the premises. In quantities, not exceeding one gallon Except other than distilled liquors. and those in quantities not exceeding fivc gallons, At No. 3 s1nth Front street cb this 18th day of October, A. r; 1917. Dr George Thompson. Proprietor. We the undersigned, are electors and tax payers. owning real estate, of the Town of Norwich. and hereby, sign and en- bert J. Portelance for druggists H. cense. and hereby certify that sald licensed pursuant, to said application: oeae6 oeteber. " A. 5. !si7. Geerge c, Grant Timothy J. Sullivan. l.. I: Pratte. Her man Murray John D. Nolan. I hereby certify that the above named siRners and endorsers are electors and taxpay- CTS. owning req. estate. in the Town of Norwich. Dated at Norwich. this 18th day of October, A. D. 1917. Dora R Portelance. Assistant Town Clerk.
 oct24W
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-31
SHERIFF BROWN ADJoURNs :"
 COURT WITHOUT DATE
No Business to be Transacted on Fi.
 nal Day of Present Session.

The case of R. J. Sisk against Jen- nie M. Bodenwein of New London, which was assigned for trial before Judge Gardiner Greene in the super for court in New London Tuesday morning, has been settled and did not come up before the court. The suit arose over a dispute oyer property in Montauk and Riverview avenues. The plaintiff claimed that the defendant, through her agent. misrepresented the dimensions of the land in question, which he purchased, and he asked for damages and possession of the property.
 Sheriff Sidney A, Brown opened the court, but immediately adjourned 1t without date. closing the present ses- sion of court
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-31
Sun. Moon and Tides.
CREENEVILLE
Funeral of Mrs. Patrick Conneti Held
 Tuesday Morning from Her Late
 Homo on Boswell Avenue-PersonaIs

The funeral of Mrs. Patrick Connell was held from her late home at 199 Boswell avenue at 8 o'clock Tuesday morning. A requiem mas was held ;n St. Mary's church at o'clock with Rev. William M. Kennedy officiating. Mrs. Donovan sang Face to Face. She was accompanied by the church crganist, Miss Lena Boudreau. Burial was in the family lot in St. iMary's cemetery, where Father Ken nedy read a committaf service at the grave. The bearers were John Walsh, Patrick Barry, Thomas and Michael Houlihan. Thomas Donovan and Jo- seph Burke.
 Undertakers Cummings & Ring had
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-31

general weakness that was so hard to bear. am able to do my work during such times and am recommending Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to my friends who suffer as I did."-Miss META TIEpEMANN, 1922 Jefferson Ave, Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Pinkham's Vegetable Compound will help you, just try it. For advice write to Lydia E. PinkhaIn Medicine Co. (confidentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will be opened. read and answered by a woman and held in strict confidence.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-31

As both of the two bids received by the state highway commissioners office in Hartford for the construction of the super-structure or steel work of the proposed -drawbridse to be built across the Mantle river were considered too high. no award was made by the department. The bridge Is to extend across the river between East Lyme and Waterford and part of the expense must be borne by the taxpayers of New London county.
 The two bids were opened at O. clock Tuesday afternoon and were
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-31
NlAhTIC BRIDGE BIDS TOO HIGH
No Award Made by State Highway Departmen-Lowest of Two Bids Received Was $53,5O0

found to be extremely high. One bid was for $55,000 and the other for $53,- 800. The latter bid was by the United Construction company of Albany, New York. No award was made and it is possible that the department will call for new bids for the steel work later.
 Ine department rece!Veo no plos for the sub-structure and the time for bids on. this portion of the bridge was extended to November 9th. The amount available for the construction of the bridge is s80. 1000. which money has been appropriated by the legisla- ture.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-31
TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM

TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM m missioners for New London County: We hereby apply for a license to sell and exchange spirituous and intoxicating liquors. ale. lager beer, Rhine. wine and elder under the name and style of Michael Cornell & Go. in the building at 1S4 Boswell avenue. Town of Nor wich. except in the rooms and apart ments in said building. any part or parts of which are cut off or patti toned in such manner as to form booths side rooms, or retiring rooms. Cur place of business is not located within two hundred feet in direct line from any church edifice or public or parochiaI school, or the premises pertaining thereto. or any pOstofhce. Norwich. this 16th day of October. A. D. 1917. Michael Connell. Applicant. We, the undersigned. are electors and tax payers. owning real estate of the Town of Norwich. and hereby sign and en- dorse the foregoing application of Mi chael ConneIl G Co. for a license. and hereby certify that said applicants are suitable persons. to be licensed pursu- ant to said application: Dated at Nor wich. this 1Gth day of October A. D. 1917.' John !. O'Neiit Patrick Connell. c. L. Crosgrove, William HeiGl. Will liam McC1une. hereby certify that the above named signers and endorsers are electors and taxpaySrs: owning real at Norwich. this 23d day of Ontober A. D. 1917 Dora R: Portelance. As- sistant Town Clerk. oct24W /
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-31
Infected Lib Caused Death.

An infection of the lip by a nail re- zakis of Westerly from blood poison ing at Lawrence hospital, New Lon don. Monday night. Koromzakis, who was a cobbler. had a small wound on the lip and in the course of his work he put nails in his mouth. The nails infected the wound and blood poison ing developed.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-31
OBITUARY.
Mias Sadie Ryan.

mboS Saole NyaH.
 Miss Sadie Ryan, daughter of the late Patrick, Ryan and Mary Cuddy Ryan, passed away, at the home of her sister, Mrs. James Connolly, 274 Gen. tral avenue. at 5.30 Tuesday morning after a long illness: She is survived by her mother Mrs. Mary Ryan Kremska. and two sisters. Mrs. James W. Donne11y and Mrs. James Connolly, both of this city.
 Bernard M. Enriaht.
 The death of Bernard M. Enrigh, occurred at his home on Gilmour street Tuesday afternoon after an ill- ness of about six months. He was born il. Norwich 47- years ago, the son of Michael~and Mary Smith. Erright. He was a brick mason by trade and a member of the bricklayers' union. He was united in marriage in this city in 1897 to Miss Annie Baggett by Rev. P. M. Kennedy. He is survived by his wife and the following children: Ed ward, Bernard. Robert, Lucille, Anna and Walter Enright; also four sisters. Mrs. Dominick Quinn, Mrs. Charles H. Appleby, Mrs. Asa Holland and Miss Nora Enright.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-31

very Wc6A ofiu nilS- erabie. l remem- bered how my moth CT had found relief from pain by using Lydia B. Pinkham's Veg e ta ble Com pound and I decided to try it, and thanks to the Compound it helped me just as it did my mother. and I am free from pain,
 ho ck ache end that
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-31

TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY CoNI- hereby apply, for license to sell and exchange ,spirituous and Intoxicating liquors. ale. lager beer, Rhine wine and cider in the building at 103 West Town street, Town of Norwich, except in the rooms and apartments In said building. any part or parts of which are cut off or partitioned in such man ner as to form booths, side rooms, or retiring rooms. My place. of business is not located within two hundred feet in a direct line from any church edifce or public or parochial school, or the premises pertaining thereto, or any postoffice, public library, or cemetery; Dated at Norwich. this 17th day of Applicant. We. the undersigned, are electors and taxpayers. owning real estate of the Town of Norwich. and hereby sign and endorse the foregoing application of Henry J. Kilroy for Iicense. and hereby certify that said licensed pursuant to said application: Dated at N9rW,eh. aarr1 this 17ts MsXoeD day of John A. Brady, James B. Banning, Alexander Kilroy, Alexander IT. Disco: hereby certify that the above named signers and endorsers are electors and taxpayers. owning real estate. in the Town of Norwich. Dated at Norwich, this 23d day of October. A. D. 1917. Chas. g.: Holbrook, Town Clerk.
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WEDDINGS
4lanchette-Hufr.

Monday morning in the Sacred Heart church Henry Blanchette, 17. and Miss Mary Rose Durr, 16, both of Taftville. weer narrefd by Rev. U.-O.~ Bellerose at o'clock. They were attended by Daniel Perkins and Miss Mary Uder- stadt. Both young people are natives
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-31
BOTH MOTHER
 AND DAUGHTER
Relieved From Pain and Suffering by Lydia E. Pinkha1n's Vegetable
 Compound.

Brooklyn, N.Y.-"For three or four years I suffered a great deal of pain periodically, so would have to lie down, Nv back would ache and would feel
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-31

Tuesday evening there was a pretty Halloween social at the home of Miss Alexina Pe1letier on South A street. The affair was of the masquerade va riety and while the costumes were varied, Uncle Sains and Sweet Sixteen predominated. A light lunch was served by the hostess. Those present were Mary Skinner. Georgiana Brault Beatrice Bergeron. Angelina Carpen- ter, Louise Roessler, Annie Thoma Carrie Edwards, Ida Pelletier.