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Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-11
SAY EPIDEMIC E OR DECLINE

Eeaita oI1csr g. 2 Exaphx and snaI ioeeors of a1e eiey agree eaae saaI Snaaisa inanenza spi6snne raxages nl Nerwfsss acs on soe wane aiassnach as tie EIz1-esr z 1E e4SsS o eae 9ss~i ease rsporred lS sraxi1g sSS eases azss Several et eae D1ySiciaZis AzSs Slafrsf ss posssaIe 70 rssaris of5aes hozses as t1e 1nrreraeSss cas1s f9r tnsSa eo VIsst aE homes have 5GnlnlSaes edc sae aEIinaer e 6easSlS eas sasS ass i:Ss sl haS aoers 0ue . prc.lEct s5h Gtat}ss sssz4 week oy Er Sr0nsfg ssass tisss-e ,Sts3l.i ae no jSrSIs1sioe tac t Es4 esyS in .hs rillTn Ser sf n6ea5 cases aeca1Ss So alan.aii a6 nose sick were Spgro3>A lSss ses. crSc5eas seeseS as sns disease alth sls asssn6aae Of plfetunoria-
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Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-11
CHILD GETS sex CROSS, EKRSH
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Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-11

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Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-11
PER.sON.Al.S

Mss lE1nda Tanner is aE her home n kkonk zs her school in Eiso0n IS etesed an aeeoUnk af eaSes af Tf1esSs
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Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-11
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Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-11
NORWICH YouNs MEN
 IN STUDENT ARMY TRatNlNc

Twenty four Norwioh y5,mg men who registered In the second selectve service draft have been iuducted in to the Student Army Trainias Corr s and are al the variuus colleges in the east Those who have been iniucted are; Austin A. King Trinity. Paul Bradlaw, Worcester Tech. John E. hughes Washington, D. C.. institu- ti6h: John F. Lynch. Yale: Gavin j. Connor.- WSn. | Mcknight, Thomas G. Desmond. Catholic University; Git ford C. Dat, Harvard Ben tam n Ben dett. Jacob Sack. Pittsburgh: Clinton S Jones Dartmouth: David H. Sirllin. Columbia F. Arthur F. Norton, Dart r1ohth; Arthur. (, Adams, Yale; Ralph r.. Graham, Charles College: Francis F. D6nhelly, Bowdoin: Alfred He Eead;t Worcester Tech; Francis C. | DidBtlL j8:Own: Robert '. Moves, George R. AshbeN Brown; Howartl
 C. Collins, Massachusetts Tech,; Geo | F. Cock, Boston Sshi0el p. Gorton
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 John F. Hughes has been assigned
 as Instructor at one of tho stations.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-11

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 fhe eansxa3 0S Mrs, Mary SaSl koa $ sook place fnars3as meFang se9sn s93 North s1aSss street and frssaas were asaSerS Services HaSs ae38 6a. SSs 50Ss9hS cAS1rcA and Ssv. E V StaGseSe sSsS6 9incSassG taseFshsat WAS 5a St 9oSsphS ceme5er%. ea5egSakse hAoaciSaa had eaaSse Qf Eae slnsfah sssaageneatS.
 Mildred l.. whissaeaS. The eanera1 eS NIil0re8 Lois Nhles- head sQ0S place Gosa ca<> home or her aassnsS 0n RcSWsAS avenue as 2 O. etQc& Ea9eSslaN aEteSRooa Rev. IO- Ss2h d SslSsa C9aSQcteG he euReTa SsrT5eeS The bearers were seeg Seaoe3lnaSss, Barial was in Xaagse cseasesrN waere a e0saaalssal SesSfcs 'saS eea3eSee3 aS Rev Mir Selaen. SR6eSsakee Ssges had eaarSe oS ehe sdaeral arraassReagS
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Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-11

E 1cRss aaa h23 he "a 2Vea vaul tavg7}ay wouya have e$>a && yeays es 2se 5le &tgSRae3 Eas to2a} scaQo,s and was SE2asEteed Eso1N taq Scl- 4eSN4,se assa scaQ&S sA tS&2 ECNNA NlleSyQ2 &e2denays &>lS5hAEaetoy4 Ness. EN 1Sot and tEQH0 the $he5tel& ScIeegtac school 2f Y&}e WasNerSleX jR s23f, Ike N3s4y@@& l9 aS QatsNe toW@ Sa& enyeee4 Ehe emp-eX QS Eae (o.- MS toeN%<s2N A5 chemist, Etc NaS elected JAsSe ~ PSNha5N tSA9. a@1 a@1 S2HNe,t sevag&t Jef22s aS &s5Hssor. G% MaS Ge2c0a et the N>HosFeSat tAcNAA
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 On Phurs,laN ag NNeSteN eas yNe 3N4th Oe N(agsareg Nsi21 WF'e 2r Wl,- liam SgnGA NN1Nrg31 lA,eW4Ra a fSANHt yGNess W.th i9ltaeasa. Ms. ! SR{sA WAS the G3Aghter eg NE aN1 Ms. N,es,aNe FAlel ef 7 HeaeA street | MvS. &gaNh was RAarrieA about a NeAg IAso Ft,e H21N WtQ be brousht t9 ! thlS 0}N.
 Miss Jennie E. Sesestaae, 1 rhe death et Miss IeRAle f, tNee stone ef WNAmAnyte oeVNrFed Al hoE home ln that VitV on "Wednesday, tet | lt,W8ng a short (taess Wlta rNeVmen.A | Miss tFeeatone was berR m YttA , l l2 wears ago, the a2Nshter Ht 3oW land Aupie tTeealaNe, She AAa nav, | her homo in Ta{gVine uP te a2NW lNears aso when she went " NNe W'l an aunt tp WA!maRue She 'aa\e e' her mother and x eFetAer, NAtAVe 't l Alberta, canada, and 3Nothet besA'F 1 Walter iN seattle. Waahlnstea
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-11
HOME IS READY TO
 RsCElNs NEIL ehllpSEN

rhroW$A sne Se0eroSiW Of cse t0r- cesr aEesrS of the SSeosd eaucch ths ps rSoCaSe Of tA&t Soc8seS has essn atIGss3 aS 3 place Of cssUgs for wed ch;,3rsn wke are 6spr>vS6 0f the care os theSr pareatS ay thS. prev sSlfng. epS- Sensie The herle iS 8 b-as5cA S7 the Rock Noo& FleSae ana that comgasytSS desire to sXarsSS their sratleuSs to the cuStedS8nS eG the Second cAuveh en& te tAs otAss k5n6 GrtepS$S who Se pEccatNelN re&s3zs8 Sas reed aS t1cDsS and Sshs sensr0u$ eontributl0nS and ,o those wAo have hS(ps8 jR's<5Gs sp Scs ,6e eer1s wjth she. ne>sSSsSv hsrnlSh- -rSS. \ cock wooN} eS scSSegWNly &e- cSpts6 and NsSStSSleS, fralt ana other Scpps3sS for tAe SaNle woat3 not come 1p1iSS> Nere money wjO oe Needa3 SGd cheeks rl&S 0e sent go tks sSeSS &ceS, Mss A3slsi6e H. Butts. 21S NGShl0stNn street and made paN&bs5 to the INited Workers
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-11
AUTOS coGLtos AT
 BUTTE ESNIfT ku

Two automobiles were lN hea& CD. eosl(SloG SSClN tA8SS3SN eVe0}a& at tSasCer03s AS1} on te& \otNSScS e New London eUran}ke an8 were b&95N wrecked, &&dIStorS were. smashed W heels g(ppeI of tN6 sveN the steer Ing wAse,S SNSpHe& CT eN Soa forSe oS the crash.
 TAe M&eASne wNseA waS c0saSes Sc wards this SlEy was SaS3 So asNoas ee & Nlls1oanJ<c j@tNey }s{V&r, Sex - etS1 women Ia E we've thrown out aR3 ene of them whose name was Ye- Ecrts& so NA ES2 Set&,t et pa03e,Sap wSS $al6 % have sustained severe 5a4 jarN Jo one af her knees TheN casae 10 this c5gN T0 SsA B doctor and StAye0 a. 8 hosel here over aisht
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Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-11
wepblNes,
Fsrtea1ls-CQshman.

On Wednesday of thiS week at tAe home 0f the AciGe in Detroit Mich Louis tt Ports3US of this clty. Soa of John Port teeuS, pve$Sdsnt of She For te0OS X Mitchell Co, and Miss Flor SpcS X CUSenatso, daGghter Of Mr, aea Mrs, Gsnrett k CuShFoan were URlted i0 marriage by Rev Dr, Joseph Vance, The welding Iook place aS II o'clock, With oplN members of the immediate families attending,
 ! The maGron of honor waS Mrs E Nj. CrNSthwa}te of New York e4Sy SiS- ter Of ths groN@> John E Port eous ot Portland Me, brother of the sreon, i was best Taap,
 Both the bride and matron Of honor wore Isucille gowES The brides was | og white satin trimmed wlth point lace, ! She wore & silver hat and carried or i chids and lilies. The ipatcen Of hon l or'S gown was orchid satin with i.ucIlle ] ooloringS, She wore small hat with pastel feather tips and carried orchids, ! forget- me ,Rots and reSeS,
 ! Mrs, CuShmap, mother Of tee bride. 1 wore Sray chiffon ana black velvet hat with delft blue seat1eys and carried | orchids, Miss Mary Porteous Of Nor | wich, aunt of the groom, was Sowped ! in brown satin and carried orchids. | John PorteQus of this city. father of 1 the groom. was present at the mar i riage.
 Mir and Mrs Porteous will spend their honeymoon at Hot Springs. Va. and will make their future home in l this city, The bride is prominent in ! Detroit society and was a summer guest at Eastern Point this year, Mir, | Portsous Is with the Porteeus X Mitch oil Co, an active member ef the younger Norwich society set and be- longs to numerous clubs,
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 A quiet wedding took place at the home Of Mir and Mrs, George F ShafTer at so Maple street Thursday evehing wien their daushter, Anna Bella, was united In marriage to Elm ory William Card, formerly Of this city The ceremony was performed hy Rev, George Il, Strouse in tht presence of the immediate families ant a few intimate friends,
 The couple was attended hy Norman Shafrer IS best man and Mrs. Nor, man Shaffer as matron of honor, Thj house WAS prettlly decorated for tn, occasion, and following the cerernon. a reception was held The bride re cejyed many handsome gifts.
 Mir Card is n member of the V, s lhSINuiHA lildl Ale tuN uttS luSt Fetufhe' from a trln to South America wher he stopped at Chile, Both 6n the tril down and return tho ship on which h Is stationed nassed through the Pan anna canal Before entering the ser vice MT. Card was employed al tn drug store of x, n, Sevin & Son
 Wilson-sehsman.
 The marriage Of Robert F. VII sen, son of Mir, ana Mrs Gavin VII son, and Miss Jessie x, Sengmat daughter of MT, and Mrs, Chafie
 Sengman, took place in Hartford ol Get, [. 1918
 For the past two years Mir. Wiiso
 has held the position In th6 inachin
 gun department of Colts Armdty, n
 foreman of the Browning tarrel, ah
 for the past year Mlss Sengman In
 been emploSed ih the o;ifce or ii
 safne concern.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-11
EuNERALs.
erixass ess-es R. Ishnsan


 Private Gaeyse K, Johnson who died .of pneumonia at Camp pavenS, Sep teINher SGth, was tt}e SaH ot sarah t> aud John T, Johnson, iia was born lp SYHeGeVIlte> CCa0v zt'earGayN 21, lS$N tnovinS to Nesth Woo2Stoc& with his lAslEV9sS wh&I quite NNuGS, lie Aatt home 5WlN 2o. lS}N for Qiht2rN &9t&e$ sQE Caup l>SVenS> ANtperat SerV}eeS Wer1 he'd (r0ya A}S holae 9t North Woa8- stock on Wednesday, af{eyNo0N. oc- tohev :, at tEe o'clock, Rev, N&rri- son conducted he funeral services There were many relatives and friends ! I0 attendance
 The State GUard escorted the hoAy l from the house tN'h{S last reSs(pg place where fNN military honers were given, three velseys Hre& aud kuElar Gjgard sounded &GpS, N93or \, GQodell aRd l lljeQtenant Charles uellner were in charge,
 ! Resides his parents he leaves one l brother, Charles A, Johnson, of North Woodstock, and toug sister Mrs, Y, 1 Stanley of New Bedford, Mass, MtS, ] r, A. SSndherg of Soulhbriage, Mass, 1 Mrs, T. MCKAY ef taeaSvtQe, and Mrs, E, RgsS of Omaha, Neh. also ! five nieeeS and four nephews,
 Mrs, John Sullivan. From her late home n Fitehyine i on "Wednesday mornins funeral ser 1 wees were held for Mrs, John Splli- l van, followed bN a requiem mass in 1 St, Johns church. at which Rev Jo- seph Ford Of Colchester Nas eeiehranL There We're many friends and rela uves present and there was a pro fusion of beautiful flowers, The hearers were Edward Foley, Michael Sweeney. Timothy Coughlih Wtlliani l3yneh and Thomas sullivan, Burial was in St, MarS's cemetery, icu- 1 neral arrangements were ln charge of Undertaken Haurigap.
 Nee Ieralesete. Funeral services for Nee leraiotels were held at S,SN Wednesday morn ing from the funeral parlors ot tn dertaker Gager. followed hy a ser, l Viee at the Greek Orthodox church al | Q o'clock Rurial was in ManleWooC cemetery and friends of the deceased were bearers,
 Mrs, N, [, Rogers.
 The body of Mrs, Ruby NJ. Rogers wife of Howard l2, Rogers of Montviiie was taken to Everett, Mass, Tuesday Mr Rogers and his sister, Mrs, F Ed mund Rogers. accompanied the body Burial was in Everett Wednesday af ternoon,
 Mra. Emeine F. Miller, phe funeral of Mrs. Emeline F , Miller took place on Thursday after noon from the undertaking parlors 0 } Church X Allen with relatives at tending The services were conduct cd hy Rev. c; Il, Strouse. Tho bear , CTS were George stanton, Henr,
 flames, Frederick Geer and !.
 James Burial was in Mapewoo, cemetery where n committal aetvlc was read nv MT, Strohae, Amonl tie many beautiful flowers was a fort <, ftom the Comfort Circle of King , Daughters,
 Mrs. David '. Lanman. 1 The body of Mrs. David T l,antiia , arrived in this city on ThursdaY nod 2 from Newton, Masa, and hurlal wa l In the family lot in 4antic eemeter l
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-11
eninn to Eort Menros

Twenty foQr men Qualited for fun military service Wl.} leave this city fov Covt Monros. Va, oE Oct, $, These men who SO Will be the men who were to have reported ae Cam Greenleaf, iytt,e Ga. on Oct, 10 bus were s1ycn d few days longSr at home owing 10 the epidemic of spanish in 1uenZa
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-11
Wilson--Sehsman.
Body Sent to rexns.

The body Of t'fanl, l.. Ford, 92. who was instantly Killed on Tuesday. in a fall from chimney at the new East ern Connec Eeut Power cbrnpAny
 power hoise in Mohtyille was sent to Dallas, Texas, 6h rhtifsaay by tin dertakers Cummings & Ring. The young mana naxAnta liEnR lAs snallaS-
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-11
soetabls End Fruit pIspIav,

Fine apples raised by Forester Hen ry F. Davis, Hubbard squash raised on the A RosSmark place, and 8 10- pound marrow squash raised by Law renee Hoffman are displayed in the window of Preston Bros store on Main street.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-11
Murphy & MeGarry
 267 Main Street
FELIX m'MAHoN LOSES
 Hls LEs IN AcfioN

Felix NcSiahoh, son of Mir, and Mrs. B4fnsrd Ncttahoh of Durfey street. has written from France 10 some e. his Norwich Friends that he la x lost one of his legs In battle,
 HIS intury was sustained in action some time in September and the leg Was taken off just above the ankle.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-11
SERVE IT
 EVERY DAY

sweet Nut" Margarine on the tahle in place of dairy hutter is q matter o{ family, where its delicious flavor aud AppAisne nutritious qualities are Known. Fresh pasteuriged milk and the sweet inner meat of tronioal cocoa nuts ehutned by l special process Neu know inc price ef butter sweet Nut Mareafine, hutter's rival, Is only 32o q in. Sold anly at the Direct lmportmg GAS Yellow front stnfe es1 Ffanklin sduare Norwich where Repetit Brand Tears Coffees and Grocery specials are retailed at wholesale prices
 Sweet Nut
 MARGARINE
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-11
Esrd tor Mill nnalar.

ToBn. Clerk. C. $. ,,Holbrook has the postal cards which milk producers and milk dealers are required to fill out ! aud. mall to aarthorttie at Hartfprd
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-11
To Enter link cbrp,.

George ". Morrow under a special iifuction call, will leave next week for Gettysburg. Pa, where he will cntsr the tank corps
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-11
Mra, Emeline F, Miller,
Mrs. David r. Lanman.

The body of Mrs. David T tanniap arrived in this city on Thursday nooh from Newton Masa and hnrlai wal In the family lot in 1antic cemetery
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-11

An occasional Ncrwlch v5st,or .o his relative, Rev D-. C- " Morrow. Prof Richard Burton ef New York. 5S to be one Of the lecturers this fall in the Columbia university institute os arts and sc.encsS
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-11
Mrs. II. [. Rogers.

The body of Mrs Ruby NJ, Rogers wife of Howard l2, Rogers of Montvllle was taken to Everett, Mass Tuesday MT. Rogers and his sister Mrs, F, Ed iiiund Rogers. accompanied fhe body Burial was in Everett Wednesday af- tatnaAn
Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-11
Nee leraletete.

Funeral services fer Nee 1eraiotele were held at S,SN Wednesday morn ing from the funeral parlors ot un- dertaRer Gager followed by ser vlee at the Greek Orthodox church at l Q o'clock. Rurial was in Manlewood
 cemetery and friends of the deceased NVer,, kearSrq