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Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-07
ROCKVILLE. 5:
Funeral: of Mrs. Jared / G.. Barber
 Albertus sH. Saunders F aiis.te Pass
 Draft Examination" "' s'' =

Mrs. Jared G. Barber,s 72. died Thurs day evening, Jan. 31,. at her home af ter an illness of several weeks. The funeral services swerei5 held Monday. at the Seventh Day Baptist. church in this place, of which she had long been a member, and where ..sHe will :, be greatly missed, as we'll as in the neigh borhoed where she had lived all fher life. She leaves besides her husband a son, Ernest "A. Barberf of Hope Val icy. and 3daughter.s Mrs. William Hammond, of Wickford; also ~ six grandchildren. A sister, Mrs. Albert Babcock; of this place,tis the only one left out of a@large- family. She leaves many nepheWs and nieees.
 :. Home from Fort. ':..-:' ':
 ,Wilfred E.. Barber. was home Sat urdayf night and 7 Sunday; from Fort Getty, Jamestown. .='55' ;.sfff .-' ' Failed to Pass. .
 AIbertus H. Saunders was one .oi those summoned to appear at iWester' ly Feb , for physical examination un- der the draft. law. He failed to pass being physically unfit. All are hoping for relief from the cold weather, which, remains very SC were Ittwi1l break all. records for, 2 winter a,in this vicinity.s Saturday morning. it was is below. zero and very | frosty
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-07
fIan Often. | Ruined I :. <. !:
 By. .Washiin,g, With Soaap, ],

Soap should be used yerry carefully. if you want to keep your hair looking it's 7 best. < Most soaps and, Eptepared kshampoos7 contain; 7 too nluch,es alkaji.. This dries the ,scalp,9 makes the hair brittle, and ruins sit..st r: K *s4 /, | The best thing for steady suse is just
 ordinary mufsiisd cocoanrt oil (which is pure and greaseless},4 and is better
 than the most expensive soap or any thing else you can use.;.- '4s:
 One or two .teaspoonfuls will cleanse
 the hair and scalp, thoroughly: Simply
 moisten the hair with water and rub it in. It makes an abundance of rich; creamy lather. which rinses out easily,
 removing every particle of, dust, dirt, dandruffs and excessive, Soil. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves the scalp soft. and the hair fine and silky, bright, ilustrous, fufy and easy to manage. ,l5 k, :. You can get ,m1lsiffed cocoanut oii at any pharmacy, { it's very cheap and a few ounces will supply every member nf Ehs family far ue0qtbA
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-07
GOODBYE BACKACHE, KIDNEY
 AND BLADDER TROUBLE

GOLD MEDAL Haarlem O.. has afford ed relief in thousands upon thousands of cases Of lame back, lumbago, sciat- ica, rheumatism gallstones, gravel and all other affections of the kidneys, hv- It acts quickly It does the work. It cleanses your kidneys and purifies the blood. It: makes "a new, man, a new woman of you. It frequently wards of attacks Of the dread and fatal diseases of the kidneys It often completely cures the distressing diseases of the fgans of the body allied with the bladder and kidneys. Bloody or cloudy urine, sediment or 'brick-dust'' indi- cate an Unheaithy condition. s
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-07

|. .st. : fs..-9 :, evening several out of town members were present. Afterxtire work of the evening lunch tof coffee and sand wiches~ was served. t@AssT.i Van Cleve and Dr. J, M.t Klein, billiard experts, played an exhibition game of. three ball caroin. The Pythians are at work to secure neWs members and several applications fare z promised for the next meeting; T.sss, .1S < F. ',lss
 The hoard of relief sheld their first meeting in the ;selectmen's room Mon day afternoon. .ss Mrs. Josephine BlakAsley of Coyen- try. Is the guest sof Mrs. # Slliam E. Strong of Hayward avenue. 1., :.., : James. Johnson and Joseph Kraft were visitors, in Ekopk Monday.
 F., H. Bartlett of New Haven. was calling on friends in town Tuesday Clifford c. King and, Myron Peclham of Lebanon were Colchester, visitors Tuesday. s,1ss- s--'.. :~: | A. H. Foote is fll1ing his,s icehouse with 30-inch ice cut on the fPackwood. vile pond. ,S.s r,
 Birthday. .cefebratien. .el l There was a pleasant gathering al the home of Miss Ann Brainerd Mon day evening i'm celebration of he, | p1TtHUs5y.' v ktelatIVeSs ana ,ILISI1tlS 1IUI | Westchester were present. A =. fine dinner was; served; Miss .Brainerd re. ceived several handsome presents.
 The sleishings around town Is tht best in several years. f+,%
 A few German aliens have alread, registered e.l i9%s
 The Ladies. Benevolent society .o the Congregational. church will mee Friday afternoon to sew. .s
 David B.. Murray, carrier. on, R. F D. No. 2 was the guest of friends il Hartford Tuesday; George B. MiIlel drove the route.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-07
ACCEPTED FOR DUTY
Rev. Albert E. Stone. Baptist Pastor
 to Be Navy Chaplain.

Rev. Albert E. Stone, pastor of the Putnam Baptist church. has been ap- pointed a chaplain in the United States navy and, it was stated Wednesday
 soon will be in active service. fulfilling a desire to serve the nation in time of war that has possessed him from it's outbreak last spring. when he re- ceived ate-wide mention for having offered. in the Baptist State conven- tion, to volunteer his services to the country. . '' @
 Some time since he underwent the physical examinations required of those who would serve as chaplains. and failed to pass because of. being slight ly underweight. Undeterred. he came back from Washington, gave up his
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-07

luary-CotiecrfonS z r. pr. w ocl--Wea- ther Moderatess q tTrifle.+ ,@fa%
 The working comm sof the Baltic Red Cross branch. of which Mrs. Eliza P. Cote is chairman, j has given out the following report to January S0th, in- clusite:. One hundred twenty five strings, 86, abdominal bandages,, 70 eye bandages, 29 T-bandages, 24 sheets, 20 wash cloths, 6, long bandages, .,7 comfort pillows. ,; 1 paid pajamas, 15 sweaters, s14 pairo Of wristlets. 10 scarfs, 1 helmet, 1 sleeping. capsmaking a. to- tai Of 400 finished rticles for Y. the month This amount of work shows the interest being taken. by the com mitteeSin charge also by the ladies of Baltic who are doing their bit. The call for knitted, articles is very urgent at present. The committee hast already given out S6 knitted articles to the boys who, left Sprag-ue to 'jein the col ors. F-5 ' l.; :. s;:i-l 7 7 Collections For Wool ;;
 In. their room in tie town building Monday evening the members of the Red Cross held "a largely attended meeting. Tlie report of tlie committees were read andf were, accepted. Mrs, Charles Barnes chairman of the. wool COlItIIIlLIeS ISdQ LIlt IQIlO~lnS,' ISPOIt of the collectors who are soliciting for the fund. Mrs Eliza Cote $2.50;; Miss ReHa B. Smith $fo.45: Miss Dorothy Wood $10S0; Mrs. A. w. Collins $10.50: Mrs, Charles Barnes $T.o5; Mrs. .Aine Gordon s315.. The total amount is
 $4S.45. 4@s Sf 'J z. N E- ! Members of the branch are. plan ming, to hold a. social and dance. The proceeds to be applied to the woo fund ft :f
 | Higher Temperature "Wednesday : The wind Tuesday blowing from the big dam on the Shetucket river made
 many persons. think of, the good qit summer time. Milkmen reaching hert to ship milk by the early morning train said it, was a ,ripper--and Baltic people readily. agreed with them. Ear l ly Wednesday morning the mercury
 shot upward and great relief was fel | during the day as+ the glass Showed
 the indicator at 12,s above the zert l mark. :'. William C.. Smith III. >';s i James P. Brown, of:1rWorester.s for merly of Baltic. was: in, town Tuesda.
 to visit his. brother-in-law. William c
 Smith, who is ill at his home on Rail
 road street. -s.; ,. ; | Safe in n,Franee. ,...,4 ;,
 Mr. and Mrs. George Bell of Littl 1 Flats have received word from thei
 son Thomas, of his safe arrival. ii
 France. ,s.r- aa,. f--r -.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-07
DANIELsON

Three Names Overlooked on List of Reeistrants-LocaI Department to Aid Putnam in Case of Fire-Sud- den Death of William Edwards--J. Porter Crosby to Address Business Mems Association.
 At Putnam Wednesday, Albert Tal- nose was passed for military service and will leave for Camp Devens about February 23.
 George Stone of Brockton is visit ing friends in Danielson and vicinity this week.
 The fourth series of games in the Bohemian clubs pinochle tournament is to be played at the rooms this ev- ening.
 Three Names Overlooked.
 Three Killingly men have been found who have escaped the opera tions of the draft since June of last year, when they registered for military service. Somewhere in the many clerical operations that have since talk en place their names were lost. Fail ure to receive questionnaires brought from them inquiries as what was ex- pected of them. Their names will be placed on the rolls and they will be put through the regular processes. Al are Italians, two resident here, anoth' CT at Goodyear.
 Fuel Administrators Problem.
 Fuel Administrator F. F. Cunneen il A busy man these days. The coal sup ply is short here and no one lnow' 1t better than MT Cunneen. Every houl hrings appeals for help in getting fue and many of them are from people il homes where there is sickness, yer. old people and little children who neet to be protected especially well from th severity of the winter. There is yer! little coal available and MT. Cunneel is dcing the best he can Tn admins lering very difficult situation.
 Big Demand For Wood.
 Charles A. Tillinghast said Wer nesday that during the past two ant half weeks he has had more thai 450 cords of wood drawn into Dan ielson to meet an enormously increaS ed demand and that for the presen the supply he has on hand has beel greatly reduced. He has taken steps however, to increase his choppini force in the woods and to do all pos sibie to help swell the fuel suppl, available for the, people of Danielsor
 Department to Aid Putnam.
 Tn response to a letter from Mayo A. W. Marcy of Putnam, written t Warden F.. E. Cunneen, Chief A. F Woodward of the fire department wa In Putnam Wednesday for a confer ence with Mayor Marcy relative, t supply aid from Danielson in case o a fire of consequence in the neighbor ing town. Chief Woodward and Mayo Marcy reached an agreement unde which the Danielson department vii do all possible in Putnam's aid shoul occasion require it.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-07
- :t+ .NORTH,LTM

Mrs Erwin Rogers and. Miss Lois Rogers kept house. for Mrs, J. S. Ray n1ond several days 2 last week while Mrs. Raymond visited friends in ,Guil- ford. P e,h .f
 Miss Emma Miner visited at N. IL Miners. the first of the week.
 M J. Stark was in East ,Haddam
 Thermometers here registered Is degrees below zero and ;lower1 1Sattir- day morning. Sunday evening they went up to 32 above zero.
 Mrs. J. R. Warren has been i'll with a cold the past week.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-07

Do not delay minute ic your back aches or you are sore across the loins to your druggist at once and get a box of imported GOLD MEDAL HaarIem ,Oil Capsules. They are pleasant and easy to take. They dissolve in the oil like sponge does water. They Thoroughly cleanse and wash out the biad dder and kidneys and, throw of, the inflammation. which is the@cause- of the trouble. Your druggist will ,cheerfylly refund your money if you are.not sat- iSfed after. a. few days use. Accept only the pure orig1nals GOLD MEDAL. Haarlem Oil Capsules. None other
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-07
HANOVER.
Mir. and Mrs. Angus Park. Starr, for t~ Bradentown, Fla.

Mr. and Mrs. Angus Park left Wed nesday morning to spend; a month in Bradentown. Fla :, Rev. and Mrs. Charles IT.. Peck have returned to Essex after spending a few days at the home of James ". Eadie.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter H. Wibberiey of Norwich were in town Sunday to attend the dedication, service of the parish house. .-- .~ ..
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-07
: EAST. KILLI;vCLY

J.. Albert Brooks visited friends in Providence Monday: ..
 Fred Smith of Putnam Heights wis., ited relatives here Sunday #
 Kenneth Burlington, was a recent visitor with Ballouville4 friends. S:
 A. HI 'Saylesy made a business trir to Provid ences Tuesday, ;,
 Miss Lucy Shippse of Danielson wis.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-07
Banish Your Catarrh Restore Your Health and Organic Vitality
Full Box Sent On Trial

a
  
  full .-l,e : ~
  ages matter how far from Chicago sufferer may live including Can this without penny of will gladly all the chance Please address, > SAM KATZ Dept H. s12 s Indiana Avenue,
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-07
ited Mrs Gladys Moran Monday.

ited Mrs Gladys Moran Monday Mrs. ". H. Law visited friends in Providence Wednesday.
 Mrs. Frank Mason and children of Rockland have been spending "a few days with Allen Wade and family. Misses Lucina Smith, Ada Shippee and Olive Aldrich enjoyed a sleigh ride to Danielson Friday evening. ''
 Mrs. Leonard Williams, who has been. spending a few weeks with rela- tives here, is visiting in Providence.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-07
EAST HADDAM

Alexander-Planeta Marriage Cattle : Buyers Purchase Working Oxen. :,
 Clarence Clark Alexander of Town street and Miss Carrie Planeta of Hig-
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-07

Potnxed Navy Chapiain - ax Coi-
 lector Wants More Compensation.
 Out of the 30 men called Wednesday to take their examinations before the local exemption board, Il were ac- cepted for service. Of these two were colored men, who will not be in- cluded in the detachment of 32 mer who will go to Camp Devens during the five day period beginning Feb rtary 23. so the net number obtained Wednesday toward making up the quota was g.
 The men who were accepted We'd nesday are: Henry A. Duquette. Good year; Alfred Bernier, Putnam Charles Stephen Henries. South Wood stock: Otis Webster Chase, KHlingly; Don E. Johnson, North Grosvenordalei Albert R. Talnose, Danielson: Alfred Williams, Putnam; Giuseppe Briachet- to, Danielson; Deior Morin, Putnam; Hector Magnan, Putnam.
 Thirty more men will appear before the board today for examinations. heavier percentage of losses iron Class is being experienced now thai is expected later, for many of the mel who are now being examined hav'
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-07
COLCHESTER

Pytl,ian Lodge Members Witness. tn.
 terestins Game of HiIiiards-Per- sonaI Notes.
 When Oliver Woodhouse lodge. K. of F. met in PythiaR han T1aaadaz
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-07
BALTIC.

Working. cemmitsee of Red crosss Re-
 ports i4oo Articles Finished in Jan
 uary-colIections < For $Weel-Wea- ther Moderatess tTrifie.. s@f:.% Y. T.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-07
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

Only Eleven Men Out of Thirty one Called Accepted Wednesday-Pre- cautions Against Short Water Sup. ply-Death of Uric LaparIe, Weigh. 465 Pounds-AIbert E. Stone, Ap. pointed Navy Chaplain = Tax Col. leetor Wants More Compensation.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-07
WILLIAM EDWARDS
 DIES, SUDDENLY WEDNESDAY

Resident of Elmville Had Been
 Troubled With Asthma.
 William Edwards, 6S, for years a
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-07

Three Names Overlooked on List of Reeistrants-LocaI Department to Aid Putnam in Case of Fire-Sud- den Death of William Edwards--J. Porter Crosby to Address Business Mems Association.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-07
GALES FERRY
Report of Red Cross Chairman Show. Much Work Aeeomplished-c. E colver Finds Ice at South Willing. ton Too Thick to cut--Mueh Build ing at Submarine Base.

The report given by Mrs. Walter NJ. Buckingham, chairman, of the Red Cross auxiliary, of the work done since. the last report follows: New members 63, renewals 21, garments made, pairs pajamas, bandages S55 knitted garmets, sweaters, 5 helmets pairs wristlets. pairs sockc. The meeting was held at the. home of Mrs Delphine Fish
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09
Cine siersa5meriu.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09

Die Graes Der 6sisuns III bttannts
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09

poh empor uno mid iibsrtam pIcslid
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09
edilIer tein beutider Sidter.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09
@ieI berIaust.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09
: sInsit Dor Der ariiif.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09

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Isin Bsfudsr erIt elm Mefl9en Ders
oubt nuf Der Strabe. yapr uniider
iebte Ct jid nnHbsr in 8epegung,
i4iittsIts fein 6aupt nn6 jugie ii9:
.Wie fOl4e 2eute 10 ettpas offtn
berausia9eu t0nnsn, A. nee, bos III
bod - gum Stauntn lit bas!1
8ebddtigen S8rittes nur sing e.
bsimfpdrts wsitsr.
Sn bic bliibsnbe DeIt binsin, Bel
ptti9tninaa uno pfetbsgstrappeI.
flos inspiIden btr pfarrtr uno
fii4Iis iiG irdfiis su Aort uub Eat.
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Der adtidbrige aurt Bat am
8orluittase IN Der S9uIe gum er.
item WtaIe in ieinem &ebeH bon
Der ideinbaren @eriibruns oes
Sinrnels nit Der @roe sebort, mad.
mittass beim Spa5ierenseben.
&urt: sgati, man fam ia bier
gar nidt ieben weln Der Siumel
Die eroe beriibrt."
gater: .gaein, nein /sSSunse, bas
tonn man aud ni9t, mir 9roB.
ilaoter baben ebeu nur eineu be.
l6rduften Sori5ont."