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Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29

: Papers in divorce, foreclosure and damage suits were nied with the clerk of the superior court in this city on Wednesday. Archie EaIrick of East Lyme has brought suit for sIo 600 damages against Anton B. Sandal of New London. The plaintiff claims that while walking along the Lyme turn pike on November 3rd he was hit by an automobile owned sby Mir. Sandel.
 A divorce action has been brought against David Ealaharr of New Lon don by Annie Clark Ealahan also of New London. The couple were mar ried in this city on February Is, 1911 and there is one child, Hugh, aged five wears The plaintiff claims a divorce, custory of the child and alimony. The grounds are desertion since May, 1913.
 Rosie Goldberg of New London has filed suit for divorce from Morris Goldberg aso of New London on grounds of cruelty and ilatenperance
 Mrs. GoIdberg's, maiden name was Rosie Rubin and the couplef were mar ried April 15, 1888. There are four children. -'-'. On grounds of cruelty Thressie R. Hall of Norwich is suing Burton Hall of Mo- 25 Jay street New London, for a divorce. Before her marriage she was Thressie Reinhardt and the we'd ding took place on April p, 1908. There is one child. seven years of age and the, mother asks custory in addi- ton to her divorce. .e-
 Lucy A. Massey of Stonington has brought a foreclosure suit against Paul Massey of Stonington.. The com pIaint alleges that on February 5, 1914,
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29
WILL HOLD WAR
 RALLY IN LEBANON
Programme of Interest to Both Mer
 and Women Is Assured.

Vital facts concerning Americas war against autocracy will be presented by out of town, speakers at the war rally to be held in Lebanon at 8 o'clock Friday evening in Grange hall in that town. This rally has been arranged by Chairman Karl F. Bishop of the Lebanon town committee of the Con necticut State Council of Defense and is to be held under the defense coun- cil auspices. It is one; of series of rallies being held throughout the whole state of Connecticut, the ob- .ject of which is to present informa- .tion concerning the real war situa- ton to the people of the whole state. Chairman Karl F. Bishop of the Leba- non town committee of the Council of Defense said Wednesday he antici- pates this rally will be one of the largest attended meetings ever held in his community. A programme of interest to both men and women is assured.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29
WEAK KIDNEYS MEAN :.
 A WEAK BODY

When you're fifty. your body begins 70 creak a little at the hinges Motion is more slow and deliberate. "Not so young as used to be-, is a-freuuent and unwefcome thought. Certain bod fly functions upon waich good health and good spirits so much depend, are impaired. The weak spot is generally the bladder. Unpleasant symptoms show themselves. Painful and annoy ing complications in other organs arise; This is particularly true with this trouble can be obviated.
 For over 200 years GOLD MEDAL Haariem oil has been reheving the in years It Is a standard. old time home remedy, and needs no ntroductfon. It is now put up in odorless tasteless
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29

ca psu1ee These are easier and more pleasant to take than tine oil in bottles.
 Each capsule contains about one dose of five drops. Take them just like you of water. They soak into the system and throw off the poisonss which are n aking you old Aefore ,yoaT time. They will quickly relieve. those stiff ened joints. that baekache, rhsuTnas1 gravel, .sbrick- dust etc They are an effective remedy for all diseases of the bladder, kidney, liver, stomach and all lied organs. 5s -~
 Go to your druggist today and get a box of GOLD MEDAL. Haaflem Ofl not help you. Three sizes. GOLD ported Haarlem Oil. Capsules. Accept no substit '~=
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29
SALEM

Mrs. Pacbe F. Robinson, of Bozrah is spending the Thanksgiving recess with her daughter. Mrs. e. J.. Murray.
 Mr and M1s. James Beebe enter tained Grassy HilF relatives Saturday
 Abrana Siminowitz was a caller fri New Eondon Sunday. % 7
 The Y. P.NS. e. F. meeting Sunday evening was Jed sbyS the pastor, Rev. J. C.: EEehr.s. At the morning service a duet was sung by Mrs. William Kings .ss Mf and Mrs Charles Gardner of New Ebndon spent the week end with Mr.. and Mrs Winfield Hanney.-2i
 Afr and Mrs William Darling and MT. and Mrs. Nathaniel Clark. were callers, in F'raEkIinSFsriday..s =
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29
T-r. --.- =. Cold .Setfzed
 In His Back
Foley Kidney Pills always sivs ma puupt Yelisf.n-Ed Veitpn, Rekexx, Nshe.

",FAley Kidney Pills always sivs me prempe relsf."-Ed veitso, Reesrx. Nehr.
 Ed velton, of Rogers. Neb.. writes: 'T have used Foley Kidney Pills for backache, the result of catching cold which settled in my back. Foley Kidney Pills always give me prompt relief and I. can .cheerfully. recon1- mend them" .'>i
 The reason Foley Kidney Pills act 50 satisfactorily is because they neu- tralize and dissolve the poiaan nous waste matter that remains in the blood because the kidneys do not do their work properly in Altering and casting, out from the system uric acid and other poisons.
 Relief usually follows fin a few days and such symptoms as pain in the sides or back. stin joints, sore muscles, rheumatism, too frequent action of the bladder at night, and other painful and annoying ailments tain no harmful ingredients. They are safe as we'll as quick acting.
 Lee & Ossood Co. .s
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29
NORWICH TOWN
Pupils Have Thanksgiving Exercises and Receive Town Garden Prizes Family Gatherings Over the Hcli- dmy-Feasts Provided at Sheiterins Arms and Johnscn Home.

The last hour of Tuesdays session at the West Town street school the pupils from the four rooms gathered in the senior room to listen to the presidents and governors proclama- tions and to hear read the first Thanksgiving proclamation of 1921. Each grade sang special songs. Rev. J. O. Rarrpws gave a very interesting talk on his school days. Garden prizes given by the town were distributed. First prizes of red badges and money went to Theodore Beetham, Elizabeth and John Mara and Robert Avery;
 and several pupils took second prizes of blue ribbons and money. -.'
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29
NEW RAVENS SERVICE FLAG Nearly 15o0 Employees Have Joined Army and Navy.

A. total of 1.445 employees Of the New York, New; Haven and Hartford Rail- road company are serving their =ceun- try in either the army or navy
 Of this, number, 925 have volunteered for service since the outbreak of, the war, and 520 men have been accepted for service in the National Army
 1@Twenty-seven New Haven employees nave either received commissions as officers, or, at the time this list was made up,s are in training for comrnis- sions. There were four New Haven employees in the last Reserve Officers Training camps.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29
PENDIETON HILL

Rev. E.. P Mathewsons sen Sunday morning gave his hearers an inspiring sermon on Give Thanks to God. 4 large audience was .in attendance '
 Elmer E. Coon visited his brother in-law, Stephen. Saunders. on Sunday afternoon. Mir. Saunders lives in 'Westerly and has recently suffered a shock which affects his right side, nai<ins him helpless and confneds to his bed. t,-4;,. F
 Miss Christie Palmer has been-dress- ing some of her turkeys for the Thanksgiving market. ies.. .sss-T
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29
NORTH STONINGTON
Many Attend New England Supper Invitations For Hampton Silver Wedding-Rabbit Supper at Grange War Rally Friday Evening,

Rev. E. ". Potter of New Haven, assistant secretary of the Connecti- cut Temperance Union, spoke in the Congregational church Sunday even ing.
 New England Supper.
 The Ladies' society of the Third Baptist church gave a New England supper Wednesday evening of last week at the home O. Mir. and Mrs. Clifford H. Stewart, with a large at
 The Red Cross auxiliary held it's bi- weekly meeting last week. Tea was Wedding Invitations.
 Invitations have been received in town for the wedding of Edgar Q. Sil- yer of East Orange N J. assistant payrna ster of the United States Nav al Reserve force and Miss Ayra Hampton, in Saint Luke's church, Montclair N. J. on the evening of Dec
 Devere Allen. formerly of this town and a graduate of Wheeler school is editor of The Rational Patriot, a pa per published in 'OberIin, Ohio. Mrs. J. T. Carter and daughter Of Ellington have been guests of Mrs. o. D. Fisher
 Mrs. Noble Of. W-esterl.- visited Mrs. George II. Stone Sunday. 1 Mrs. T. P. Norman and Miss Ella Norman spent Saturday with Mrs. F. c. Pe-ldleton of Preston Plains. Family Reunion. l. The Samuel Thompson family. Will i irolds it's Thanksgiving re- union at the hgaae of the oldest son, George \. Thompson. Rabbit Supper. | The grange held it's annual rabbit supper Tuesday evening. The rabbit pies were made by Charles N. Brown s l famous formula, which begins. Catch the rabbits" and were very appetizing War Rally. | North Stonington's war rally will he held in Grange hall Friday evening ] with Rev. Howard A; Morton of Dfep River and Miss Daphne Of Hartford 1 as speakers. T~ s--
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29
Poultry Expert Speaks.
WHEN CHILDREN CRY OUT

and are feVerish and don't sleep well. are constipated and have symptoms of worms. mothers will find guick relief Children. the standard remedy for, 30 years. They are easy to give and e4li1- ach. act gently on the bowels, and break up colds. Relieve headaches and teething disorders. We have 10000 tes- t:monials. Ask your druggist and be sure to get Mother C4ray's Sweet Pow ders for Children. 25c.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29
MOOSIJP

Edw in Lyon. of the U. S.: S. Naval EeserFes, IS spsndahg, s snosI IT. igsEe Esr entss Mr.. and Mrs Edward Iyon.4ss 5
 ;. The, Piainf1eld High school basket bss ssq quad will hold practice Friday afternoon in Miner hall. Et--7s
 William NailIa Iancourt,s who has been at hospital in Worcester: the past lew weeks for treatment. has return
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29

ed to his home on Linnell street much improved in health. He will not be able to resume his work for a. while.
 Sunlight Hop, Bijou, Jewett City. this afternoon. Ideal Singing Orchestra-- adv.
 The senior class of the P1ainfield High school is to hold a rehearsal of their play in the rPiainfieid theatre on Central Village is coaching end this year.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29
STATE or ono. crrY or TOLEDO

Lucas CoHnty sssss ssSs s$:t-s < is senior partner of. the firm. of. IT. J Cheney & co. doing business In the City of Toisdo County ana state ,afore sum of ONE HUNDRED sDOLLAfS Tor each and every case Of catarrp that
 FRANK T: .CHENEY~
 Sworn to before me and subscrif ad in my presence. this 6th day Of s:,e- cember. AID. IssS. s...s s-' -
 (Sea1.1 eess%stS7A. ", GLEASON tts : IT. st II ssgs~ Notary Public
 Halls Catarf a, Medicine Is taken in ternalIy and 5cts through the Blood or, Send for testjM4nfals lss free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo o. % Haifs Family Pills fnx eqnstipatior,
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29
Will Dine Out of Town.

Those going away for Thanksgiving are Mir and Mrs. Wellington Miner to East Haddan; MT. and Mrs. H. D. Winchester and son John to F1tchviile, guests of Mrs. A. D. Winchester; Mir. and Mrs c. A. Brink and daughter. Miss Anna Brink to Mir. and Mrs. $. J. Freeman's on West Side. Norwich:
 ". c. Thomas of East Town street will be one of a large family gather ing at his home in Goshen; Charles Learned left Wednesday to join Mrs.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29

Home corners for the holiday are Mrs Carrie Edgerton and daughter, Mss Leoia Edgerton of Hartford at MT. and Mrs. Orrin N. Prices on Wightman avenue; Charles Renner of Hartford with his aunt. Mrs. D. R. Kinney of Tanner street; Louis Bus sey from Meriden is the guest of his sister, Mrs. B. W. Lathrop. of Town street; Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Dodge and Addison Dodge of Springfield, Mass, with their mother, Mrs. J. O. Dodge of West Town street.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29
.hame-Eront camn:

Herman Karkutt from Fort Wright and William Steizner from Camp, De- vens were at their homes on otro- bando avenue over Sunday. Edward Snow from Fort Wright is in town for Thanksgiving; also Clifford Lathrop. William German and Carl Lyons from Camp Deyens =
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29
Family Gatherinas.

Notable family gatherings today (Thursday) uptown win be at Thurs ton B. Lillibridge's homestead on the Scotland road where fourteen will sit down at table; at MT. and Mrs. Frank S. Whee1er's on Scotland road there will be ten guests: and Mir. and Mrs. Oscar Eccleston of Tanner street win entertain sixteen members of their family c. B. Eccieston coming from East Glastonbury. =. r1,-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29
Tharksgiving FeAsts.

At the Sheltering Arms today the eighteen members Of the. family will dine on turkey furnished by The Bull lefin, finishing with ice cream sent by. Mrs. Charles l.. Hubbard. There will be a turkey dinner at o'clock at the Johnson Hene with all the, household, twelve in number. at table. ---.-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29

workers for the two days cost the; club neatly SIC. -.. rs57
 Wash boilers were used entirely at first, until George G. Jennings ISi1.d Ey7 loaned the club a nun1ber one press are cooker which he was not using.
 This lesseued the, time of cooking for part of the days, work and lessen cd the expense. Mrs. Austin offered
 to purchase; another tort for the
 club. but the firms delay in sansw ers-
 ing Inquiries, prevented t1tis offer from
 being accepted.
 ! Other courtesies were gratefully re-
 ceived from the telephone company,
 which gave war rates. to the club
 from .Plaut. cadden. Co, froln-.,I.. :sC
 Worth & Co, from J. W. -Farre4j,; and from both The Bulletin and Record
 which gave so much notice of the
 clubs work. .s....-y
 Gifts of fruits and vegetables from their own gardens were received from
 Mrs. George W. Lane. Miss Eareline
 T. Gilman. Dr. Ter MsnyTaring. Mrs.
 Hugh H. Osgood, Mrs. George w. Car
 Landon. The use of automcbil by
 Mrs. C. W. Carroll, Miss Ethel Sevia, and Miss Martha Anderson also say
 ed the club much expense.
 When the final meeting was held it
 was found that the club had been most
 successful financially Jars and rub
 bers, bought at.whoIesale and sold at
 retail prices. had added to the money
 earned bby tho volunteee workers.
 Early in July when. all n, o9aey paid
 in had been eSperded for supplies and
 when more was needed tcas pay the
 weekly @Sa laries of over $to. as well as to buy vegetables iron, the farmers.
 things did not look so cheerful. But orders; for work to be- done came :. in from kind friends and kept tl1e. work along until other subscriptions and sales brought promise of future. sHc- cesso-~e- .s E-s +;r-, 7ss The5. .treasuresss report this week showed netsreceipts of ss5s,05 -z-si Subscriptions (individuaIs s12s.25 Subscriptions Organizations <. 1S10 WhistHparty .':9 2 ..ll .os oe Lawn @feIe .-7 .7st-S i:2s 5 Financial secretary Sales. and orders 345.S9 Inventory sale .--..e. 11O.l3 tsxpenses 1of .ss'a ss D 70 70 MISS EoEers -'.s. y oV-oo Miss .Hayliand. lz9-.s. z-s' 'e4 4-Vo Miss Holfns >lsl- :. -:. y o:Ot Mrs eCekrey .. -. Z A ? Telephone .r... -st asa 5 Jars .'.S.s s4-4o Rnbbers s.....,..,.s. .5.s@ .I Il .is E Sugar .a.=s .s..s...s. e1 z. B Salt r. .. Y t1 Office supplies Ss8i Jelly glasses .sa Petty cash x SD s2l Miscellaneous .3..s.s.. S.. 2 .fo I leaving a balance Of ss1s.5s.s .s, From this the commits eel vote ds- -$25 | to pay the gas bill and 6 O. to- be, given to the National League for " omen 5 Service toward the Free Wool fund They also gave ss to the Housewives s l Army. The baiance-$26s.as .as--was di videa between the City Mission of the United Workers and the Ca tholiczWo- mans club to be used in providing ! food for the poor and needy. After g 1 vote of thanks to the School Board and to Martin E. Jensin and also tc 1 George W. Carroll for storing tffs goods sold recently, the meeting ad- I iourned sine die
 1 After the season closed several mem bers of the committee collected glaes-
 cl1losfs Sanatorfum rs
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29
Service .Flaa pisplayed.

There is a service flag at MT. and Mrs. William Cases on West Town street for their son Fred who is in naval: service somewhere on the wa ter
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29

Mir. and: Mrs. J. C. Pease' and Floyd Bailey Of East Hadda m were .gues Is the first of the week of Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Winchester, of Town street. <.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29
mox;no Fro,n Windh. m

Charles Ames of Windham is mov. ing to the place at 91 West TowI street recently purchased of Dr. ana Mrs W. S. ChappelI.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29

Miss Nancy Kinflev of Scott. Hill
 Bozrah. and : her guest. : Miss ,Nel;is tied Miss. Susan T.--Adams of Town street -Tuesaav ... s. s.-. = :;
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29

Mrs. J. E. Wood has moved to Mrs J9oiia nd's at the F-aIis; MT and Mrs Roy ~Beebe from East Great Plain have rented her place ar the New London surnpike and have moved. there.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29

Mrs. Browning of Montvifse is wis, iting her, son, I. Earl Browning ana family of Town street.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29
The Days Round-up of News.

Mir and Mrs. Anthony: Jacobson oi Sturtevant street notored to Camp Devens this week. =
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29

were among the first from this vtcin- ity to enlist in the naval reserve ChaS. Briggs was married early in the sum
 mer and with his young wife had just got nicely settled in their own home on Broad street, Ashaway. Grange Holds Fair. The Ashaway Grange gave a fine 1 fair and entertainment programme in the parish house Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday evenings, which was a big success in attendance and fnan cial results. They will probably make | it an annual event.
 Mrs. Charles Ross Kenyon has g serious attack of appendicitis. MT. and Mrs. Walter D. Blake. of New London were guests at the home of Daniel F. Blake over Sunday. Mrs. Charles w. Jolly and dangh- ter, Miss Violet, were business callers l in Norwich Thursday.
 John c. E. Davis who was recently seriously i'll at his home on West | street, Ashaway. is reported as much Poultr, Expert Speaks. Prof. D. J. Lambert of the R. I. State Agricultural College gave a ! demonstration of poultry judging by the score card method at the Ash away parish house Monday afternoon and q lecture. on poultry raising in 1 the evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29

Miss Ellen McGarry of Town street visit with relatives in New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29

Mir. and Mrs-.Giiman and son have moved from Stafford Springs te Thomas Conneffs house on West Town street.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29
HOPKiNTON,
J ones Babeock Marriaqe-Two Briggs 7 Brothers. at Newport-Granee Fair

Tuesday. Nov. 20. Fred Austin Jones and Beatrice Crawford Babcock, both of Westerly, were married by Rev. l.. P. Mathewson, at his residence in Maple Court, Ashaw way.
 Leave for Newport. . s-:-
 Charles B. Briggs and Leverett A. Briggs, Jr., sons of Leyerett A. Briggs, lead of the,Ashaway Woolen Co, and representative from. this town in the fthode Island general assembly, left town for Newport, Tuesday. They
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29

you put on testing the famous Pyr- ami d Pile Treatment.
 Your case is no " O F 8 e than others W h O h 8 v e since written us le t t e r s bubbling over with joy and thankfulness,
 Test it at our expense by ma iii ng the b elo " co upO n, or get q 6Dc box from y Ou r druggist No
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29

Governor Marcus H. Heicomb of Cennecticut, was born at New Hart ford, Conn. 73 years ago yesterday:
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29
DAYVHLE

Congregational Christmas Committees
 Appointed - Thanksgiving Sunday ~ Services-Sudden Death of Flasnan
 Bernard McGorty.e
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29
Holiday Home Corners.

Learned who is with reIaeives in Ha- verhill, Mass. ra
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29
Got Rid of Piles k At Home
TEousandS Report This Result
 Through the Use of Pyramid n File Treatment Within Their Own Homes.

Mature Judgment says if you suf- fer from piles you are doing your self a grave injustice every day
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29
Rabbit Supper.

The grange held. it's annual rabbit supper Tuesday evening. The rabbit pies were made by Charles N. Brown s famous formula, which begins. Catch the rabbits and were very appetizing
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29
Family Reunion,

r. The Samuel Thompson family, W irolds it's Ina nkssiving re- union at t hgnae of the oldest son, George Thom pson.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29

North Stonin gton's war rally vii he held in Grange hall Friday, eveni1; with Rev. Howard A: Morton of Dfei River and Miss Daphne Of Hartfor, as speakers.
Evening journal., 1917-12-05
nEcEMRER RusINEss DIGEST.

The December Business Digest Of the
National Bank Of Delaware says:
Business operations continue steady
and even though in slightly smaller
volume the elimination Of extreme fluc-
'tualions places all commercial trans
actions on a sounder footing and ciari-
fles the atmOsnhere
Business failures during October
numbered i,0i6 compared with 9i7 Of
the month before, and 1852 a year ago.
Liabilities Of the failed concerns were
i3 million dollars compared with fl
million dollars the month before and fl
million dollars year ago assets were
six million dollars compared with five
million dollars a year ago This bust
ness failures report is considered a very
favorable showing.
During November dividend and inter
est disbursements will be made amount
ing to i73 million dollars compared with
1852 million dollars for the same period
last year. Dividends win be represent
ed by 20 million dollars compared with
Il million dollars last year and inter
est payments are i03 million dollars
compared with 9i million dollars last
year.
Evening journal., 1917-12-05
BUSINESS MEN TO EEAR
Savings Plan OUTLINED,

Members Of the Rotary Club will as
semble in the Hotel dupont tomorrow
at ~ 80 O'Clock noon, for their regular
luncheon. AS a special feature Of this
session. Henry p. Scott and Former
Governor Charles r. Miller will make
addresses relative the campaign
now being conducted in this district
for the sale Of thrift stamps and war
savings certificates.
The campaign is going to be waged
with vigor in this city. Mr.. Scott. the
state director, and Mrs. Charles Il.
Miller, chairman Of the womens COM
mlttee aiding in the work, today sent
out notices TO large number OF
women inviting them to a meeting in
the interest Of the war savings cam
paign, to be held in the rose room. at
the Hotel dupont, next Friday after
noon, at Z O'Clock. The notices state
that the committee is appealing to the
women Of the state to show their 10y
atty and patriotism by attending this
meeting and it is expected there viii
be a hearty response