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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-07-25

Meo ben ameritonIfe Mrme
@bampagne> 186e sSult (&l. 2.10
Gfterm) (Mf Greo g. Gerguion).
Mmerifanerne abancerer meo Granlf,
m9noene paa en- 40 &ilometers (25
Mils) Gront mellem 5oiSions og
@bateau &bierrp.
Mmerifanerne bapbe erobret oper
ct Dulin 8Der og 2an6sbDer, toget
talrige Sanger og abanceret ober tire
@ilometer (neiten to WiD op til
Mio6ag.
ss56et bette &abeltelegram ofienoes
bar Nmerifonerne in6taget fslgenoe
8Der beitenfor @bateau EbierrD: @il'
Ter @eloon, 0ammar6> @ourcbanps,
2icp Glignon> Montbiers, Torcp, 8el'
leau, @ioraD, ct. @engoulpb, @au'
tesbesnes og andre min6re SANDS,
bper, Sei6e6rag og Sfobe> oeriblanot
@ibrapifoben.
Gremitp6et naoe6e en Gpb6e of tire
Mlometer in6en tire Sinner efter bets
8egpn6elie. Mange 8Der paa bette
Streg nor6ooer felt til Gontenep bleb
taget at Mmerifanere og Granlfmano.
Mmerifanife Slppere> .ber fiji ober
2inierne, befinnpebe 1pIferne j
aneae:l
fraIi6iernanoi oifnberne befinn1peoe ben
ne6enltnoer. Glppeobierbaterer pile.
Be giennem @fperne og andre bragte
Wel6inger til6age.
Sberralfelien bar iffe alene fl1lb'
1tenoig, men &oncentreringen for
Mngrebet uIpopanlig bl1rtig. 6elt.
fononer bleo la6et paa @ogne og 6is'
ie raift ien6t op til 2inierne. Seitene
bleb fgrt op famine 8ei. @effer ui
Bogne, 1ber meo 6-8 &elte, ct ien6t
op til 2inierne oct iiolte Dpgn.
Set tplfe Mrtilleris Mo6ltano bur
ioagt op til &l. 7. Da begpn6te Ep-
ifernes &anoner at gipe Slo; men
Mmerifanerne bar fommen for langt
til, at 6ien6ens &anoner fun6e 1tanie
Dem.
GorcD blep in6taget paa Is Mim.,
ter. @elleau falot &l. 500 og @io.
raD en- balb Slime ienere.
Sen iterlte nmerifanlfe @tprf,
iom enonu bar 6eltaeet / en- enfel1
Erefning, abdncerer iommen me>
Granifmenoene I 6enne Offeniiu.
fom beepn6te &l. 4.30 imorees. =
Mtten &anoner b1eb erobret al
6ronifmenoene % Nmerifanerne
Gourcbon1pb.
Sen iioIte Mel6ing eoar us paa
at GremItp6et fortiettes operalt.
2on6on ben 1Soe sSu1i (@l. tic
Gfterm.) st franit-amerifanf Mob
ongreb begDn6te imorges pao Gron
ten mellem Gbateou SbierrD oQ
@oisfons, bleb bet op1plt fra outor;
totipt @ol6 / Gftermiooog. g(nere
bet mel6tes at foregaa efter en- ito,
Moaleltof, 90 ben fio1te gfterretnire
fra Gronten tpber paa, at be a1liereof
gibr goo Gremgong.
S @etrogtning at ben 1tore franlf
omerifanife Moooffeniip mener mar
Der, at Der ct liber 5an6ipnligb t
for, at @pernap bil fal6e. Ser er It.
BEN Goranoring I @ituationen pae
beege Sioer af @beims.
Raris ben 18oe Suli (Rl. 6 Mor
gem. (Mf @ebb Miller). 9o 6ere:
oprinbelige Seniigt at noa Marn,
paa en- bi6 Gront og trenee fig fren
mob Gba1ons er blebet forpurret, ba'
Gpfferne nenot fig MOB ct anoe:
Maal; De forieger paa at omriny'
@beius be6 at trenge fig frem longS
Mar,1eoalen moo gpernab n,e6 @p1
gen 1nooYaris. gn beitltaaenbe frann
Officer fag6e til 1lniteo Wreis ON bct
nuberenoe Stilling imorges:: r9ett'
ct fbrite Gang, at ct iaa bnlSiet 411
greb er falot fann,en faa fort
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-07-25
Daruehiem breubt. Bran6

Darnebjem brenbt. @ran6 Rs.
pios< Meb.. ben 23oe Suli. Sent
gountp 8arnebiem ner grano Ma.
pios bleb inat sbelagt beo en- Slbs.
brano. Sem gsrn bioes at bore
omfemne, tire iabnes. tre er alDorli3
forbrenot og ier ninore ifabet. Ere
Babies, iom I Manoags bleo brasi
til Siemnet, iaones.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-07-25
.Garpathta'' Hwnkft.
8ritf Camper paa 1900 Sons
torpe6eret. Yasiaserer % Raub-
ifub fpmmet ilaub.

2onoon ben 19be Suli. 9en bri-
tife Camper ~Garpatbia" paa 49,.
900 Eons er blebet torpe6eret og
ienfet, bleb Der offieielt befienbtsiort
ioag. Dets Pasfagerer % Mano.
fob blen Ianbiat.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-07-25

for at tbinge Gienoen til ct fort 9il.
bagetog: r,
9e rup9renoe Operotioners Sells
bar befriet Paris for nogen umiooel-
bar Gare. Mngrebet biofprer aon-
centrationer af Meno og slrtilleri,
Der bar oeret bolot @ereolfab for at
fortiette 5laget en- ipoeltlig Mer'
ming. Set er ct Spergsnaal, om Ep,
iferne bill bore fer6ig til at organize
re bisie eller oil blipe neot til at
treffe benz tilbage.
Baris ben 196e Suli. Granifmen'
oene> Der fien1per paa Gbateau 2bi'
errp>Soislons Gronten bar taget
mere emo 10000 Sanger erflGreoe
u@oulois" ibag.
- Waibington BEN 19oe Sult.
Mmerifanife 9roppers @iennemtren-
gen af 6e tplfe 2inier tilligemeo 2il'
fangetagelien of mango SLENDER og
@robringen af 4anoner Sborsoag
blep melot al General Yeribing ioag.
Timber ct alngreb paa Jienoens
Stilling mellem slisne og Worne
giennemtrengte amerifanIfe 2ropper
|ammen me6 franlfe De fienotlige Gin.
ier til en- 0pb6e af flere Wil og tog
mango Sanger % 4anoner," iagoe
4omnunifeet.
2onoon BEN 196e Suli. Granif'
men6ene og 4merifanerne er minore
END en- Mil fra Soisions, bleb Set
meo6elt fra a,,toritatipt Solo ioag.
De bar paa 6et lensite trengt Jig
frem otte Wil. en- amerifanif Mfoe'
ling inotog Wier3g os iiges at babe
apanceret tire Mil bortenfor.
- Yaris ben 18oe Suli. ODER
tnbe >2an6sbper er blebet gienerobret
of frouife % omerifanife 3ropper ut1'
ser ben Offeniip, iom begpnote imor'
ees, mel6te 9rigsoepartementet iaf'
ten.
- 2on6on BEN lobe Suli. 50,.
600 Glaifer Champagne blep fenot
| til poilus, Ser foriparer @beims, al
8pens tafnemmelige Snobpggere,
iagoe Eeleerammer fra ben franife
6ront i5ag.
Baris oen 2Ooe Suli. Set franife
lQrias6epartement melter officielt
iaften, at &piferne er 6reoet tilbage
ober Warne. ~9ner -enelte 9pIfer
f6nbenfor Marne er NJ. enten orabt
eller be olliereoes Ganse,~ eraarer
Rrigs sbepartementet. ss.zs.>-s.
Mn1iteroau ben 206e Sun. ct Sc,
leermn er uootaget fer fra Berlin.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-07-25

amerifanere paa ben fanaeiiee
Sabsliite. s 9absliiten uoiteot |
Dtta,pa, Ont, ben 19be Suli, mel.
oes S. sc. Carlton, grenora, a. s..
.antaselis at bore brabt % s. Sos
mo. Martel., Bis., at bRrs iaaret.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-07-25


Epiferne er foh1ne1 ober Marnc
paa en- Gront affpmfring IS M1il,
men De iberoigaeI Borfpg paa at no,
pitle oenne Goroe gigres fun lansS
9eiene til gpern 2engere moo
@Do er De iffe iI6u6 til at u6nptte
6et> 6e bob6e bli1pet, efteriom bels
0alferet fta6ig erIa1nber SD ira Sc
franife @anoner.
Baris ben 1850 s;uIi (Ql. 1895
6orm.) (Af SobnDe @anot). Sen
un6en Safe al bet he tpffe Gremitpb
/ Gbampaeneegner begbn6te ioog, ga
6e alliereoe otter d fra Mnerebs, til
Gorlparstaftif, ifgle iibite Meooelel-
fer fra @lagfrontd Gien6en retter
fine iterfeite SaiRnleri1ag pltober
moo @fouen / GieIoene beo @beims,
iom bon penter at giennen,trenee for
ooy ~.
~ ,'ou ''ye'A'ss1'uv.s'e'e"'
TX ~oo' 4oal saA.a.lu''etne ~
ola"''''''e'oe''e 'lp'e' o'e''os''
''a''pe"e oeu .e oe ~ tpll'e
xu9e ~ no W a S'fe''t'0s ae'les '''o0''u'
- w wo>ooo' i. !.
m, D'eD ~ u.ss "a & ~ !. -
~ usuas ~ ~. IA 8 ~. 80 ~ 81. 80, 49,
$50 u y q ss u ~. =, 81
a. 80 q, ,s.ss' J. 8 49, q
~ e - ~ i y,
49, 49, ps'.s p.s'rss.ss ~ a.,,a..:so,ssfe ,a - ),
fra,,s. aponf4aa, noo oon,,,iro,,to,,s ,
mSort,,nftor a,to,,for gbotoo,,
syk;ar,,, ~ n,4o,,for mhs;r,s hor,
>or ;;ffort 81 orI;oro6os csIorfor
mnar;fonor,,o hor6er ;ffp oren,
@+or5 mon 80 oiner ssie,,6en en o1.
nor1;o g({,troffpI}e Smfrino w2esu
~ cyo,,roonne rioopr osbp sn1fprp !
ho,,oo,;s gr on1erifona Meoimpnts.
fom,nonbon+ cn{(oor MntoI(pt of ba6e
foron bons Meoiment olene iii 5000.
- mo{binotou ben 19oe ssuli
gRponb,,e. 40 g}em gnoIon5.Gipilio,
nerne er Be fulo1tenoioe omeritonfe
0ipilioner. TOM MI fipnper meo Gp.
5ferne I ben 5tore fronif,omerifoulfe
0ffpniin forto1te 6tobschef M2orch
iboo S,,pts mifitprfomite. Gele Of
otte omerifonife Gipilioner por / 8e-
onnopr5pn nj l1oen meb / ben aomp,
{om biSfsrte @tonsniuo Of set tn{fe
Tremits6 mob weorne. We6 Sioen
NJ 6p To 0ipi{ioner / Qomb er monoe
on6rp omerifon{fe @ol6oter / froulfe
wrioo6pr 6p1tooenSe Offenlipen. Set
blep oblpit. at nalten 1 200, 900 ome-
rifonffe GoIboter MI er ssroufrioe
e1(pr ,,nhprnpis
- m3e6 ben omerifonlfe Mrme /
ghomboone. lobe esuIi (aI. 9 gf.
teru1.) (af Greo g. Gergufon.) -
6laqet tiltaaer / Seftigbe3 laugs belc
Tronten fra Misne til Marne, ioet
bette telegraferes. Mmerifanerne og
Granlfmenoene treneer fig frem mob
Sobeolanoeoeien fra Soisions til
Gbatau &bierrD, Der ct fra tire til II
Wttl eltenfor ben oprtnoelige 2tnie.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-07-25
Hrn fwllrH Burn.
@illon og 9ooner om De allierebes
Yrooiantering. Gprbi meb 1tbaaS.
faren. Suit bos Tiem6en.

2onoon oen 23oe Suli. 9erbert
9oober, be 6orerebe Staters Wao'
aominiltrator> fortalte oe allierebe
Observation-Disclosures ber i6ag, at man
MI bar openpaa meo Senipn til 8ro'
button al Yropiant % 6orraao. Scr
er iffe langere noget at frpste fra be
tpIfe l1baaoe, erflere6e ban. San op.
lpite, at Be Gorene6e Stater / 2sbct
of tolp 6aoneoer bopbe ubfbrt TO-.
100000 Sons Yropiant til be ollie.
re6e. 9e felgeuoe 12 Maaneoer,
iagbe ban> fan 81 100000 Cons no
feres meo minbre Mnitrengelie> ino,
befattet 100000 9ons fra Canada.
Scot Sfibe er bpgset til at forip.,e
Sol6aterne meo Yropiant.
S Wo61etning til bette 0orbolo,
iagoe ban> er Spnger BET fremberifen.
Be bos Gien6en. De bor life funnel
frembringe 6en Wao, De trenger.
Eabet al Wenneifelip iom Oslae al
ltnoerernsftng os Cult blanot ssien-
beng 5olf. bill unoer oen ,,aIte Sei.
ldnoiDnIigbis blipe itsrre gro alle
Eabene paa geitfrolten. B
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-07-25
Der ranlf>amerifanlfe 5rem9an9,
amsrifan ooofnfp paa nils ront meae Sessions
Chateau QhtrrY Qper 9f 1ufn Dyer o9 San65bYer,
fooeorae % Sfope nota9et

&pirns Moanereb peaut 9bDe @sons p blooi9 ofu
Sdntmenon % Nmeifallrne eienpunot omtrent at5
29itr" tos Deo z forrss odf"'o
eoe pp bar ia o reb arbenois sme inons ornem
le &oncenaionspunter, RDierne peoblpr at trete
fig hlbaee moofJloom @est.
Set t 8bo99 fra ane forsaa 8n9 fra brenoenoe 2onosbper
Set t9ner tiL at &pterne fan bipe lem inoe @os=
lana<0 haxaazgf naShxnaa
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-07-25

Get al1erifanife goH bill gIaoelis
og billig bringe bbilfetioubellt Offer
/ lit Gorbr1.g og lin 9sroouftion al
Wa6parer for at peoligeboloe FUND
4omfort og Mooet bos oe alliereoe
Go1f. @i lpiier faftiif oeo ct felles
8or0 me0 6en1."
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-07-25

nition og anbet Materiel. 9e ben6er
tilbage mes let iaareoe Soloater.
Weo Ben anerifanife 9lrme
Champagne, 19oe Suli (al. 1.4C
Worgen). (Af Greb g. 6erguionD
Mmerifanife 9ropper, ber iampirfer
meo Granifmen6ene mellem Morne
og Misne> bar allereoe 5oisions iip,
ne. Sen iioite 1noerretning mootagct
/ Sobeofuartetet tpbeoe paa> at Del
franif- -amerifanife Mngreb gier til.
freosltillenoe 1remgang langs bell
Gronten. Sranit Gaoalleri~ iiges al
babe pasieret Sope6lanoepeien fra
Soision til gbateau GbierrD.
Mntallet al tpife Sanger er en6nl'
ubefienot. gn amerifanf Qlfoelina
bar taget $500. Mange on6re CT
life blebet talt. Oper SO ficn6tlige
4anoner ct erobret.
6remgangen bar foregaaet iao
raift, at f6rifiellige @egimentbobeo
fparterer er blebet flpttet frem fac
mango 1om tire @anee, og &urererns
bar babt flor Banifeligbe6 n,e6 al
| bolbe Mebe pan 4ommanberernes
GlDtninger.
reHit iteoel haaes Iersae osa sp5,
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-13
4 Are You
 TooFat?
If You Really Want to Re. duce Your Weight, Follow
 This Simple Plan

Mrs. Fallon sends communication which is being printed here on. account of the genuine interest manifested by many other readers:
 "Tell those of your readers who would like to be free of the embar- rassing, hindering burden of over weight without the objectionable fol- lowing of drastic rules of eating and exercising, to try the sane, simple and safe plan of open air, deep breathing combined with the use of oil of korein and the other simple directions. that come with it. @
 "A box containing a liberal quan- tity may be secured from any drug gist.
 With simple, inexpensive and de- pendable means such as this, why should anyone continue to carry around a great load of surplus fat"
 Every reader who desires to get down to normal weight should lose no time in making use of this in formation, especially as the treatment is said to reduce the weight harm lessly, quickly and pleasantly, also to materially aid digestion, improve the general health, beautify the figure, replace sluggishness with buoyancy and to leave firm flesh and smooth skin in. the place of sagging, burden some fat. Remember the name--oil of korein, in capsules.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-13
HUMOR OF THE DAY

Did you say she had a reputation for making people uncomfortable? ?"
 "No. All I said was that in her neighborhood she holds the record for knitting socks. s."-Life.
 Mrs. Blowitt-I could have married four of the wealthiest men in town
 Her Husband-Why didn't you The whole four might have been able to gay your dress bills.-Chicag News.
 'Is your daughter taking singing iessons?''
 That's what you heard, all right. hope you didn't think for a minute that I had started beating my wife ---Buffalo Express
 She-I see a fellow married a girl before he died so that she could have his millions when he was gone Could you love girl like that? He (quickly)-Where does she live? -Pearson's Weekly.
 These Tanks don't bear any mal- ice. The other day I heard one say to prisoner, Shake, Jerry!'"
 And did he shake %
 "Yes, he shook like a blooming leaf" London Sketch.
 "What's become of the man who used to lay LID something for a rainy day?
 T saw him this morning and he was buying a spare tire.-Youngstow Telegram. Please, teacher. would you punish chap for something he hadn't done?" Certainly not. Billy. That would be unjust
 That's all right. cause I didn't do my homework. .'--Sydney Bulletin.
 You don't seem very enthusiastic about defending your leave to print | privilege" | "No," replied Senator Sorghum, "I I discovered long ago that two para graphs in the papers out home were worth more than half a dozen pages in the Congressional Record Washing l ten Star
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-13
LEBANON

Rev. Hollis Campbell was in Mid dletown last week as a delegate to the state Sunday school convention.
 The Ladies, Aid society held an all- day meeting in the pariors of the Brick church one day last week.
 Mrs. Charles Lamb and Miss Ber- -tha Perry are delegates to the Sun day school convention in New Lon don.
 Miss Esther Ryan and John Ryan have gone to Detroit, Mich, to spend the winter with their uncle, Frank Ryan.
 Earl Hoxie left Saturday for Deep River to work for Pratt, Read 6, Go. in their piano key factory.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Manning and son of Willimantic were week end guests of Mrs. Manning's parents, MT. and Mrs. E. A. Hoxie
 MT. and Mrs. William A. Mason and daughter Marion spent two days in Hartford last week. guests of Mrs. Mason's sister, Mrs. Emma Daniel son.
 MT. and Mrs. Eugene P. Abel spent Monday in Hartford, MT. Abel being called on the jury.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. M. Geer spent Sun day in South Killingiy and Woodstock. Miss Gladys Peckham was the guest of Miss Myra Geer from Friday until Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-13
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

St. Louis has abolished German names of five streets.
 British scientific men have succeed = ed in preserving soap bubbles intact for more than a month.
 Department of labor finds that food prices have risen 40 per cent, for 240 staple article from November, 1914, to May, 1918.
 An English city is experimenting with electric street cars as travelling kitchens, on which meals are cooked ed en route and sold to the public.
 Japan is contemplating the inpos- ing of tax on luxuries. One aim of the proposed tax is to check the growth of luxurious tendencies among the people.
 The best lobster fishing known any, where is on the Atlantic coast. From 75, 1000, 900 to 100,000,Oo0 1ohsters are caught every year by Canadian fish ermen.
 Restrictions on the cxrortaiion of raw cotton to Great Britain, France. moved by the war trades board and the committee on cotton distribution. The order is effective December ,.
 Irkutsk, the Siberian city, popula- ton 10000, which has figured promi- nently in the news recently. is said to he the wickedest city in the world. having an average of 5t] murders q year.
 F'ifty-two Newark (N J.) manufac- turers doing government work have notified the war labor board they will I.not abide by decision in dispute with S0,000 machinists if they do not like it. ,.t
 Rev. Dr. w. E. Grifns says that it is historically true that in early Japan there were houses roofed with geld For centuries he says, gold had little more value Tn Japan than i'll South America when Balboa sought the Pa . cific Even until 1859 gold wa; worth cnly four times as much as silver.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-13
AUDITORIUM.

Locs1 interest win undoubtedly be aroused by the announcement that Americas Answer, the second war picture in the Following the Flag to France series. issued by the division of films, committee on public informa- tion, will be presented at the Audito- rum theatre today.
 Americas Answer was made by the United States signal corps photogra- phers under the direction of General Pershing, by whom it was reviewed and approved. General Pershing has said that the films. are an accurate accounting of the first year of his stewardship and that the complete series will form a pictorial history of Americas part in the great war.
 Of particular interest are the scenes of Americen soldiers 'Sn routd to France in fleets of conveyed trans ports, their landing in France and then movements to the various camps and. most interesting of all, their ac- tive participation in the fighting at the front They are shown in the front line trenches facing the Huns, and it is seen in detail how Americans are adding to the glorious history of the flag.
 This new war feature film is being handled by the World Film corpora tions.
 In addition to Americas Answer, William Duncan in A Fight for Mill lions win also be shown.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-13
At the Davis Tonight.

It Is doubtful if the local theatrical season will furnish any event of greater interest than the annual visit of the Neil O'Brien Minstrels at the Davis theatre tonight. For the first nart a setting has been secured which is said 10 be a masterpiece in tNe art of drapery, hangings of silk and sa- tin, and is expected to be quite a surprise to the patrons and admirers of Neil OEBr.en and his minstrel com pany
 MT. O'Brien will nave a new sketch, one he has written himself. and is called Meatless Day. The company i5 large one and includes such well known minstrel stars as Neil O'Brien. Johnnie King, Vaughn Comfort, Billy Van Allen, "Sugarfoot" Gaffney, ,Chas. I.arrivee. James G. Brown, Lea Laird F. W. Branen, Grover Schepps, Bar ton Isbell, Charles R. Wright, Ted Farnum. George Milner, Walter Lynch, Jenkin Jones, Nyle Verne, A B. Rains Vim Cawley, Dixon and Miller, Louis Tracy, Chas. Strong. William Doran and Major Nowak
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-13
BREED THEATRE.

Americas foremost actress, Ethel Barrymore, will be seen at the Breed theatre today and Saturday in one of the most original and entertaining comedy dramas, Our Mrs. McChesney. The picture deals with the adventures of a young travelling saleswoman, Emma McChesney, played by Miss Barrymore, and was adapted for the screen from the play of that name written by George V. Hobart and Edna Ferber, in which the clever actress had a long and successful Broadway run. The cast which surrounds Miss Barrymore is in itself list of noted players and includes such names as Huntley Gordon, Wilfred Lytell, Lu- cille Lee Stewart, John Daly Murphy. William H. St. James, Walter Per- cival, George Trimble, Sammy Cooper and Fred Walters.
 Mabel Normand, the girl who nevar disappoints, will also be seen in the five-part Goldwyn production, Joan of Plsttsburg. This play ranges all the way from hoyendish comedy to in- spired patriotism and beautiful self sacrifice and affords Miss Normand what is unquestionably the most in- teresting and worth while opportuni- ty of her singularly successful career
 The Hearst-Pathe news will com plete the bill for today and Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-13
FTTCHVILLE

William Tibbetts lost a valuable COW several days ago and upon search ing his pastures discovered the animal dead near a spring where she had gone to drink. There was a large hole in the animals side, made by a gun shot. It is thought to be the work of boys mad is being investigated The dead COW was one of the best of MT. Tibbetts' dairy herd.
 At the First Baptist church, Rev. ". D. Hetherington, pastor, Sunday, Dec 15, II a. m., sermon by the pas tor, subject. Joseph; 1915 D. m.. the Bible school; -2.S0 p. m., service at the Lebanon Baptist church; T D. m., ser vice at Fitchville, subject, Another Great Man. Thursday, Dec. 18th, ' D. m-, c. B. meeting, topic, The Power of the Cross in the Philippines. Psalm 72, 1-1s. The Fftchville Sunday school is preparing a good program to celebrate the birth of Christ.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-13
Holsteiin Cattle
  We have some that are splendid types For Sale. STONE and DARLING EAST WOODSTOCK, CONN. Tel. Putnam Div. 21s-4.
DAIRY FARM

Will sell at sacrifice price my dairy farm of 1O5 acres. well divided into tillable, pasture and woodland; i; fruits of all descriptions, a good new house of nine rooms, barn facilities for 20 head and horses. plenty of other buildings. such as wood shed carriage house. corn crib. hen house; all of these buildings are in first class condition; 2f horses, II milking cows, l and corn fodder. enough to winter all of these cattle. about 300 bushels corn. 100 bushels potatoes and other vegeta
 tions, a full line of farming tools and implements. This place is located five miles from Plainfield station, good To- cation, fine outlook. best of elevation ested write for price and terms. Will give immediate possession. Racine's Farm Agency Danielson. Conn. Phone 198. nov27d
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-13
FOR SALE 3OO-Acre Farm With 12 Cows and

bull, heifers, poultry, brood SOW wag- ons, harness. farming tools, hay, pota- toes, grain, apples, vegetabl only 3 ductive loam tillage, 3o-cow, wire fenced, spring -watered pasture. esti- mated several thousand cords wood, 50,O00 timber. 1000 sugar trees. 150 room home, 6o-ft. basement stock barn, other buildings. good condition; retir- ing owner sacrifices complete for s4,4o0 less than half down, easy terms. De- faiIs page 2S s+str steoutS pig Catalogue, stock, tools, crops, fitted wood for comfortable winter: copy free. Dept. S6. E. A. Strout Farm Agency, 150 Mas sau St.. New York. dec13d
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-13
TO GUARD AGAINST INFLUENZA

Don't let the dread infiuenza get you. If you have even the slightest cough or cold, better begin using Foley's Honey and Tar at once. Henry Willis, Sandy Point Texas is one of many thousands who consider this remedy ''just fine" He says: T suffered se- verely with a bad cough; after. using four or five dollars worth of different medicines decided to try Foley's Honey and Tar One bottle gave re- lief; Best medicine ever used" Con +nins no opiates. The Lee & Osgood