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Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-05
MEDiCAL APPEAL BOARD
To Be Formed in Putnam-Conferenc
 of Physicians Tuesday,

Dr. D. Chester Brown, Danbury, the chairman of the medical section of the state council of defence. was in this city Tuesday for a conference with local physicians relative to the forming here of a medical appeal board, fer this exemption district This board will be one of tho Hew or ganiZations provided for under the new draft procedure. To it will go all cases that give cause for doubt to the exemption boards physicians. The organization of the board was not completed Tuesday. but will be at an carly date. Its headquarters will be in this city. Another such board will have headquarters at Willimantic. Tn the membership Of tI.x medical board will be nose. and throat. eye, heard and other specialists.
 The physicians who met. Dr. Brown here Tuesday were. Dr. James E. Kent chairman of Inc local board: pr. & B. Overlook. Ponnfret: Dr. F. A. Nor reiI, Lieut.. F.. F. Perry. M. D.. who will soon be called for army service; Dr. F. F. Pike, Woodstock. Dr. R. C. Paine, Thompson.
 The medical appeal board, in ser vice, will review cases that come to it from the physicians of the local board.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-05
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
Patriotic Exereises-AthletieI Interests Speedy Typists-Junior Red Cross

' ->C'StoSS--s%LIsGSfC IntSFeSfS
 Speedy Typists-Junior Red Cross
 Last Wednesday the last period was devoted to Thanksgiving exercises, which included the singing of patri l. otic- and popular war songs and the reading by MT. Handy of selections from .EmpeE's Over the Top. ' The Junior Red Cross fund has reached fIfty-three dollars and the ap- pointed committee will begin on the organization immediately
 The. pupils of the commercial de- partment of the senior class took their first Remington award test last week The followt,g are the names of the pupils with the highest ret speed :: Thomas Howarth. 50 words per min ute 5 errors: Ethel. Ellis, B words Fer minute, errors: Martha Euvrard. 4s words per minute, errors. Miss Ellis will receive the primary award. The other two pupils have received the primary award and are now try ing for the gold medal
 Last Wednesday the high school basl1etball team defeated Tourtellotte Memorial High school 1s-S. The game was played in North Grosvenordale and. the high school team showed great promise for the first game.
 Friday evening in the high school gym. the high school defeated the Alumni 1s-7. The game was rough at times and many fouls were made, All the Alumni points were made on frrr1- T-tIsfer- r11->S well rr- .i- :
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-05

Alumni and Dobson Maher and Cot ter deserve special praise for the h1eh school The lineup was as fol- lows:
 High School-Cotter If. Byrnes. Mansfield lf Gordon. Nelson, Spencer (, Dobson l'b. Mahe-, Ander1 ID.
 Alumni--Rust' If. Luster. Baker If, Hughes -AveriiI rb. -Bacilus ID.
 Goals From Fioor-Cotter ?, Dob son, Spencer. Goals from fouis-Dob- son 8, Luster 4. Averill ?, Hughes.
 X. of C. Working for War Fund
 Members of Cargiil council, Knights of Columbus. are continuing during the present week, their efforts to raise the amount allotted them toward n1ak- ing up the S3.0Ga.00 War. Camp fund, which, amount will be more than eX- cceded throughout the country, t is now indicated.
 Many Eniistments Probable.
 Unless all signs fail. the naval re- cruiting party that is to be at the rooms of the Putnam Chamber of Commerce next week is going to make a record for naval enlistm ent s from this district, Taking it for cer- tain that they are going to be called in the next draft. many young. men who arc certain to be placed ill No. l class are beating the government to it by offering themselves. There are many reasons for this, but chief among thom is to get into a, branch of the service that is more attractive to many than is the army.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-05
WAGE ADVANCE
 FOR TROLLEY EMPLoYEs.
Men of Transportation Service to Get
 from 2S to 35c an Hour.

Notices have been posted at the earhouse of the shore Line Electric nouncing an, advance in wages for men of the transportation service The mo- tice announces that the advance allow ed will be effective from Dec: 1. : = transportation branch of the compa- ny's service worked under a scale of wages that varied from 26 to S2 certs an hour The. new scale is from 2S to the service will be compensated at the rate of .eS1 per. day. For the first 60 days of service. the men will; be paid at the rate of 2S cents an hour, their compensation increasing. until. after five years or. service, they reach the maximum. Under the new arrange n1ent spare men will be allowed at least six hours compensation each day, whether. they. are called or not. About 50 men benefit by the advance, over which they were expressing their appreciation Tuesday.
 Few, Buy scommutation Tickets.
 While, the advance in trolley fares was taken in Danielson and vicinity more gracefully than at many points along the Shore Line Electric Railway company's ,,systems it .is'considered as rather. Interesting that stch & very small percentage of regular daily pa- irons of; the road, riding between Dan ielson3 and SDayvilie,. for sinsta nee, have
 
 to get a very much lower rate than most of them are now paying by. buy ing commutaticn tickets. -.s .--ss ' x The regular fare between Danielson and Dayvillesis now q csnts, as against 5 cents in. the good old days, and as against 6 cents after the copper zone rate came into effect A person. who buys a. communication ticket, good for daily rides throughout month. can get rate of-5 cents and attraction for the Daniekon- -Dayviile ride, yet most of the regulars continue to dig up cents for each ride, neglecting to make the saving. of approximately 4o per cent. that is: possible for them if they wish to take advantage of it.
 What is true of the patrons using the line between Danie1son and Day vile is equally true of patrons on other sections of the local division. Every day about 90 persons regularly ride back and forth between Putnam and ndiMechanicsville, yet not a dozen of them buy communication tickets, but continue to pay the rfeh rate rVcently established. <~-st f
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-05

change. later took Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound and soon felt change for the better I took it until I was in good healthy condition. l recommend the Pinkham remedies to allwomen as have used them with such good results. Mrs. MILFORD T. CuM- MINGs, 322 Harmony St., Penn's Grove. N. J.
 Such testimony should be accepted by eH women as convincing evidence of Vegetable Compound as a remedy for the distressing ills of women such as displacements, inflammation, ulceration, backache, painful periods. nervousness and kindred ailments.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-05
THIS WAS NO JOKE

Disordered digestion puts one into a condition inviting sickness. Foley Ca thartic Tablets are a wholesome7p 7physic
 thoroughly cleansing. have a sttmulat- ing effect on stomach. liver and bow E. CoIver, 1O3 Labor Temple. Los An geIes Cal, writes: !"I have had about 56 years of experience with all sorts and kinds of cathartics-son1e good and some a joke. When l got wise to Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation I got in right. They sure cop the bacon Best I ever used" Lee & Osgood Co.,
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-05

Miss Elsie 10th spent Thanksgiving dar i1 Hartford.
 OIr and Mrs. Frank Webb of Tor ringron, spent Thanks giving at the home of Mrs. Webb's father, Arthur DevereauX.
 Holman Hall was home from Choate school, Waningford, for the Thanks giving holiday.
 Louis Service spent the Thanks giving holiday at the home of his parents, returning Monday to school at New Bedford.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-05
SOUTH WELLINGTON
War Rally With Stirring Addresses
 Promised Friday EVerins-Mission-
 ary From China Describes Conditions , There.

There will be a war rally here Fri day evening. There will be good speakers to tell the people of the pres ent conditions of this country in the world war. These rallies are of vital interest to every American citizen.
 Work, in China Described. Edwin Jones, a missionary to China spoke Sunday afternoon at the Mem orial church on the work being done in that country, as regards bringing the people to higher standing. He al- so spoke of the building of schools and colleges, and, in many ether ways told of the .uobriTding Of Christianity. It was a very interesting and instructive address and was enjoyed hy all.
 Personal Items.
 MT. and Mrs. J. R. Edwards and
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-05
FUNERAL.
John BohkoIbsky.

Funeral services were held Tuesday at the undertaking rooms of Louis L.. Kennedy for John Bohkoibsky, 27, who was a mill worker, resident on the West Side, and who died at the Day KimbaH hospital in Putnam. Rev. Ernest 4. Legg of the. Methodist church conducted the service. Burial was in Brooklyn cemetery. r
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-05
NOTICE TO:
 SICK WOMEN Positive Proof That Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Relieves
 Suffering.
Bridgeton, ,N.J.-"I I cannot speak tot highly of Lydia E. Pinkham's vegeta

ble Compound for inflammation al d other weaknesses. I was very irregular and would have ter rible pains so that I could hardly take a step. Sometimes I would be so nisera- ble that I could not
 sweep a room. | doctored part of ths tina h11t falt m
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-05

terbury and hads lived in this section most of his life He is survi'ed hy daughter, Agnes, 6 teacher at the Plainfield Academy and a son Ed ward, constable in this village.
 Mrs. Annie Provost and son Rich ard. also Howard Nolan. were Jew ett City visitors Tuesday.
 Miss Genevieve McAvoy has return- ed home after spending a few days with Worcester relatives.
 Attended Minstreis.
 Misses Lily and Viola Marshall,
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-05
PLAINFIELD
Funeral of David Allen Held Tuesday Louis Krau5s Ordered to Texas.

The funeral services Of Daniel AL len were held Tuesday morning at his nome on the main highway between Central Village and t'lainfield. The bearers were Henry Dorrance, William E-bcoch. William York and B. R. Briggs
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-05

A recently patented chair, the back of which can be adjusted at several angles, contains q shoe shining out it in it's base and can be converted frto q styrse~rrer table.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-05

Durham.-Mrs. Ellen M. Mathewson. while in Middletown Tuesday fell and fractured two bones in her ankle She is being cared for at the home of her sister, Mrs. Carrier, in Middletown.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-05

Leon T. Wilson has beeu selected as chief clerk for the exemption board for this district, this appointment be- ing in accordance with provision of the new rules governing future work Of the board.
 the fact that not more than a dozen of the 90 persons regularly using the trclleys between Putnam ana Mechan- icsviile take advantage of the oppor- tunity to buy communication tickets and thereby make a big saving on the cost to them of transportation. ..
 To Make Visits Wednesday.
 Ralph C. Young, Danielson, deputy state automobile inspector, has an on Wednesday of each week to grant drivers licenses and to do ether work in connection with his office, making his headquarters at Joys garage.
 The Day After.
 Election results formed the basis for much interested discussion in Put nam Tuesday, the chief cause of mourning on the part of the demo- crats being that they didn't do a little more hust!ing and. thereby win all along the line.
 Demand for Certificates.
 The demand upon tl.e part of reg that they have not been called for service continued Tuesday at the of flee of the exemption board These men want to enlist in the service be- fore the next draft The only regret expressed in connection with the mat ter is that most of the men are en- listing in Boston, so that state in the after the war compilation Of men who have been in the service will get cred it for these men from Connecticut.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-05
Bound for Texas.
STAFFORD SPRINGS
Mrs Jennie Ferry Bound Over, Charged With Intent to Kill Ova Ballou-War Rally Planned.

Mrs. Jennie Ferry was bound over. to the next term of the superior court by Judge Heald in the borough court Tuesday under bonds of 8 COG which she was unable to furnish and was committed to jail. The charge was Ferry lives on Chestnut EiIi and came here from New York about 12 years ago. She married Joseph Ferry after coming here and went to live with him on his farm. on Chestnut Hill. Last spring the Ferrys transferred their property to MT. and Mrs. Ova Bahou and the Ballous were to care for the Ferrys while they lived Mrs. Ferry claims that she was not re- Bauous and Sunday afternoon while Mr- Ba!lou was sitting at a table in the dining room she came in with 4 revolver and fired three shots. One passed through Mir. Rallou's right forearm, another grazed his right temple and the third struck the cell ing ;
 Mahlon Avery, who was, present, took the revolver away from the wo- placed her under arrest. Ballou is at the Johnson hospital: his. condition IS not considered serious.
 War Rally.
 The Connecticut State. Council of Defense has planned a war rally for Memorial hall Friday evening at O. clock. s- The speakers will be Clinton 1T King and Henry H. Hunt, both of Hartford. A similar rally will be held in Comique theatre at the Springs on sunday evening, at which Charles Phelps Of Rockville and Sergeant Gib- oons of Hartford will speak.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-05

Pauline Peltier. Mrs. Wilfred Alls,rd OVilas Charron. Lionel Raymond, Ed ward Peitier, Joseph Marshall and Wilfred Allard motored to Norwich, Tuesday evening to attend the Neil O'Brien minstrels at the Davis thea tre
 Bound for Texas
 Word has been received by Law renee krauss from his son, Louis sav- inG that he is on his way to Tebas He is a member of the aviation corps he having enlisted short while ago.
 Miss Helen Noel is seriously ill at home on Railroad avenue.
 R. J. McNallv Of Worcester was a business caller here Tuesday,
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-05
DANlELS0N AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

Leon T. Wilson Clerk for Exemption Board District Medical Appeal Board to Be Formed-Death of John F. Weatherhead-High School In- terests-k. of c. Campaign in Prog ress-Many Naval EnIistnents Are Probable.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-05
DANIEISCN

Infant Burned by Hot Grease-Gold- water Block May. Be Built in Spring Body of John T. crosy Taken to Massachusetts - Announcement of Wage increase for Troiieymen in Transportation Service.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-05

Misses Lily and Viola Marsha
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-03-08

idence at the Hobson house on Park
avenue. lately vacated by the Earring
ton family.
The family OF George Schiaf has
lately moved from their home on Ash
street 10 a., Rnser place on Poplar
avenue. MrISAhlnf win take charge
OF the ranch In connection with his
own on Ash street. as well as his
father. Stephen Schiars place on
walnut streSf and zfso hold bis post
ton as night telegraph operator at
the Rio Grande station.
Mrs. Frank Maynard and little son
Francis returned the last of the week
from a weeks visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Anthony near Pu-
ebio. Monday. Mrs. Maynard and
Frrncss len for Victor TO make .hcir
future home. She was accompanied
by Mrs Wilbur Noland who was on
her way home. after a visit with tbs
folks on Logan street.
Mr.. W. ID. Williams of Poplar ave
nue.. who has been laid up for some
weeks with an injured foot as re
suit OF an accident at the Chandler
mine. has 90 far recovered as TO be
able to resume bis work there the
past few days. e,T-
Mrs. G. A Linkius went to Pueblo
Monday to spend the week visiting at
the home ofrhsr daughter. Mrx. w. c.
Thomas. ga.,zrS3 t.s
The Stafford fAmily. formerly from
Indiana. have moved out from town
and taken possession Of the place cor
ner Of Lombard and Elm. recently
purchased Of Mrs. Hawkins and son
Walter who have moved to town.
w. "A. Clements has returned from
the Cripple Greek district where he
has been mining the past year or
two and taken possession OF his ranch
on west Sherman avenue. Mrs.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-03-08


Clement and daughter who have been
living at Denver where Miss Ethel
has been taking a business course
will be at home later in the season.
A committee OF ladies was appoint
ed at the last meeting OF the Farmers'
Club to canvass the Park for the pur-
pose OF suggesting to the orchard
lists plan whereby each will have
the privilege OF raserving the fruit
from one apple tree in tie fall to make
up a car load TO be sold to help in
relief work for the Belgians. The
best red apples are to be selected and
IL fancy packed and shipped to the
eastern market will serve double
purpose-that Of advertising Canon
| .ity apples. and aiding in relief work
as we'll.
The woman's Columbine Club
were entertained at the home OF Mrs.
A. W. Lucas on Chestnut street on
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Lucas
daughters. Mrs. Hutton OF Florence
and Mrs. Durfee OF Coal Creek were
there and assisted the hostess in max
ing the afternoon a most pleasant one
for all present. Readings by Mrs.
Lucas and Mrs Durfee, and a must.
cal selection by the former constitut-
ed the program that was very much
enjoyed. Later In the afternoon dain-
~ refreshments were served. The
next meeting win be with Mrs. D. T.
Mills on Poplar ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. e Bailey recently
celebrated their 3oth wedding annivcr-
sary very pleasantly at their home on
Logan street with family reunion
and a home dinner. All the members
Of the family were present with the
exception OF their son Byrd. who Is
In tho U. 8. Navy. Their daughter,
Mrs. Wilbur Noland. came down from
thecripple Greek district for the oc-
casion and also Mrs. Clara Turner
from town. Guests outside OF the
family circle were Mr.. and Mrs. J. X.
Hawkins.
Miss Alice Chase has been visiting
the past week or more with Mrs.
Frank Broughtcn and other old
friends. Mias Chase win be remem-
bered ~ . relative Of Rev. Chase,
former. pastor Of the N. E. church
and has many acQuAintances here.
She has been visiting relatives In
New York and wisconsin and Is on
her return trip to PomohA. California.
!. Tuesday of this week the laden Of
the columbine club went 10 the
homo OF Mrs. Harold Arthur on 18th
street to spend the day, taking along
their own dinner. The specinc OBJ
jsct In view was to replace bedding
destroyed BY their recent are. Tho
material for three comforts had been
'furnished and sewed up before hand
and were completed intact before the
members len for their homes.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-03-08
LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

The family OF d. Z. weich have
moved from Poplar avenue TO the II.
c. Polhemus place on Walnut stree,
whicn tney have reufed FOR the com
Ing season
= Mrs. Edward Couidner has been con
lined to her home on Logan street
the past week with Illness.
Guy Hayes Of East Elm avenue
has accepted n position with the
crews.Beggs Department Store at Pu'
sblo and left for his work there the
nrHt of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olive Reynolds and
son John. have been down from Guf.
fey visiting some days among their
friends on the Park.
The Hughart sisters are moving
out from town this week to their
own place on Sherman ave. lately
vacated by the Glass family who
have moved TO Pueblo.
Dr. and Mrs. CALDWELL motorcd to
thsir ranch In the mountains last
week. returning homo Wednesday. :,
However. they encountered no snow
coming down the ca6yon until they
reached the vicinity OF Canon City.
The Lincoln Park prayermeetins
met at the home Of Mrs. q. @. Wood.
ford last week. with a good attend
ance. This week the meeting will
be at the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. c.
{. Williams on East Sherman ave.
Mr.. and Mrs.. y. r. Cebhardt NOV
ed the nrst OF March from Colorado
avenue. where they have been living
the past year and taken up their res
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-03-08
ROCKVALE NEWS
lBy ROY EvERLY).

There were liz present at the NJ. E.
Sunday, school Sunday.
Ars- William Morgan OF. Denver ar.
rived Sunday and will make an ex.
tended risit, with. the A. p Easton
family OF TINS city -
Mrs. John Embieson OF Williams.
burg was a Florence shopper satur-
day.
Harold vaIdick of Coal Greek mo.
tored to Florence Saturday.
PREDECESSORS orchestra has been
selected to furnish music for the
dance given by the Bail team on ST.
Patrick's. eve. Friday. March 10th
Ms. Joseph Jones of Bear Gulch
who has been very i'll Is up and about
again
Copeland Rayburn of Bear Gulch
has had a light case of scarlet fever
and the family is In quarantine.
A number Of Bear Gulch people at
tended the st. David,s day concert
given here last Thursday evening
Among them were Mr.. John Godfrey
and wife. Mrs. Joseph Lynn and Mrs.
Robert Lynn There were q number
whose names We did not get.
Mr.. J. c. Mckee was a business Wis
itor In Bear Gulch last Thursday.
Mrs. Perry blanchard and daugh-
ter OF Canon City and Mrs. Harvey
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-03-08

Gardner of Chandler were in Bear
Gulch Tuesday visiting relatives and
friends.
Miss Frances Facro and Miss Mar
garet Farino of Canon City were in
Bear Gulch Sunday to attend the
Perino-Messaro wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Swanson Of Wal
senburg were weekend guests Of
Superintendent w. J. Davis and fam
lily Of Bear Guich- -
Mrs Ray Bottenfeld and Miss
Agnes Blythe were down from Canon
Tuesday visiting with their brother
Thomas Blythe and family of Bear
Gulch.
Mrs. Sam Biddy of Bear Guich was
a Canon visitor Monday.
Mrs. William Adams was a Canon
shopper Monday.
Mrs. George Gilbert of Chandler
visited the county seat Monday.
Mrs. John Penny OF Coal Creek
was Canon shopper Monday.
Mrs. Thomas L. Everly visited in
Canon Monday.
Miss Mabel Watkins was a Canon
visitor Monday.
Prayer meeting and Bible study
will be held at the home OF Mrs.
Edison Easton next Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. Glen Smith shoHped in Flor
enoe Wednesday
Miss Grace Payne spent Monday in
Florence.
Miss Fabriz;o Of Coal Creek was a
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-03-08
Canon visitor Tuesday.

Canon visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. A. E Goodhead and little
daughter visited with her mother Mrs
James Muir OF Williamsburg Tuesday.
Mrs. John NJ Davis was Florence,
shopper Tuesday.
Mrs. Gus Olson was Florence Wis
Itor Tuesday.
Lrnest Stultz of Basin. visitei in
Rockvale Tuesday.
Thomas Bodyconh passed his
sixty-sixth birthday ana says he hasx
worked under ground for the pasS
fifty-six years
Chester Phillips visited in Florencer
Tuesday.
The mine has been working every
day for some time and it will probab-
ly continue operations for some time
The literary social Tuesday even
ing was very interesting and enter
tanning to the members.
r. 1. Easton's family who has been.
under quarantine on account of scar
let fever win soon be out again. Thie.
is the, only case In town.
Llewellyn Hughes who has been IN
is feeling somewhat better at thia-
writing.
Epworth League win meet Fridar
evening. Miss emma Johnson vim hs>
tne leader. :, .e
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-03-08
rgAcAIR's lxAaalNAT,oM

!, The Fremont County teAchera' ex
aminAti0n viii b held 1t the district
court room., Canon City March 18th.
and 18th; AiEh School examination
March nth. In the once ol county
ANNA 3. uARwO6D.
v1tA1t Comfy ouDalln. 1iot.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-03-08

MOVED 70 FOUR GtLE.
Rev. William wfison and wfre ana.'
sister have removed nom Lincoln
Park to their home on Four Nile.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-03-08

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