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Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-25
HOSE SUPPORTERS

SEW ION HOSE SUPPORT FRS of good quality
 Sale price 1sc 15c SEW-oN HOSE SUP PoRTERS. S.........Sale price 10c 2sc PAD HOSE SUPPORT FRS. S...............S Sale price 25c soc PAD HOSE SUPPORT FRS. Sale price 42c C.. M. c. HOSE SUPPORTERS lie size. Sale price 14c 1sc size. Sale price. 15e 21c size. ze..............Sa Sale price 1Se 35c size. Sale price 28c CHILDREN'S HOSE SUP PORTERS with rubber but tons, four sizes in black or white, value 15c. .... Sale price 10c
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-25
BUTTONS

FRESH WATER PEARL BUT TONS, IA to A line. Sale price 4c OCEAN PEARL BUTTONS, 12 to 36 line. e....:.......S Sale price Sc SUIT and TRIMMING BUT TONS. Big bargains in this lot. Mounted 8 or buttons to a card. ......Sale price 4c and Sc UNIVERSAL BONE BUT TONS, either black or white 22 line, value c.....SaIe price Sc 27 line, value Sc. Sale price Sc
 All Wooden Button MouIds at
 Special Sale Prices
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-25

Charles p. cottreII. chairman Of the Westerly division. has appointed Thomas Perry, clerk, and the follow ing committees and vice presidents for the third Liberty Loan campaign:
 Arthur L. Perry. Westerly; S. R. Richmond, Hope Valley: Fra nk Hill, Ashawal; Wilfred Ward, Westerly; George c. Cross. Charlestown, and Henry G. Clark, Shamrock, vice pres 'idents.
 The members of the committee are: Charles Perry, James M. Pendleton, Arthur L. Perry William Clark, A. M. CottreH. A. R. Stillman, George C. Moore, Thomas Perry, John Champlin, Everett E. Whipple. Richard T. Butler, Sr., Lewis Stanton, George B. Utter, Leverett A. Briggs. Edwin R. Allen, P. E. sFowler. John A. Farrell. Maurice " Flynn. Thomas Mckenzie, Charles Fi. Sherman. Charles F. Hammond and Frank A Sherman.
 The executive committee consist of: Charles P. Cottrell, James M. Pendle- ton. Arthur L. Perry. E. E. Whipple, Arthur M. Cottrell, Charles E. Sher- man, George c. Moore. Alherti R. Still man. Thomas Perry and William Clark
 The speakers committee is: James M. Pend'eton, Arthur NJ. 'Cottrell and Thomas Perry
 The publicity committee is. George F. Utter, chairman, Charles F. Ham, rond. Leverett A. Briggs and Lewis Stanton
 The chairman of the State women's committee, Mrs Walter A. Peck. has named her town chairmen in Wash ington county as follows: Miss Jennie B, Stanton Of Westerly, Miss Bessie M. Cross Of Charlestown and Mrs. Roy Rawlings of Richmond.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-25

Both children and ero~a-ups, vith 1 coughs and colds, are all the better for dose of Foley's Honey and Tar sf bed time. It wards of croup, stops tickling throat, and hacking coughs, and makes an otherwise feverish, sleeps less night of coughing and distress, quiet and restful one.
 BROWNSVILLE. TEXAS, Mr. Chss. Baker, writes ," Ny wife would not think of using any other cough medicine, as Foleys Honey and Tar is certain to bring quick rciief. 1t is especially effective ia eases of bad couEhs t :Ix.y. as safe remedy, tGT t sGEfziai pP Lee & osgood Co. ~
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-25

to do their best in the third Liberty loan campaign.
 Matthew Leahy, son of Postmaster and Mrs. Joseph F. Leahy, who went to Camp Upton few weeks ago, ex- poets to leave for France soon. Mrs. Leahy and daughter, Mrs. James Crowley, of Westerly, and Miss Clara A. Vargas left for Camp Upton Friday to visit the young soldier.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-25
IN YouR HoME GARDEN

sDiu deep, manure we'll, work ,ften.n Thus Pliny the Elder, near iy POGO years ago, summed up gar dening. His advice is good today. Enthusiasm must be backed by soiid purpose-enough of it sur mount obstacles and survive disap- pointments.
 The best insurance against &C., eidsnts in gardening is knowing how to garden.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-25
for the farmers in this vicinity.
 Brief Mention.

Miss Susan Collins. who is staying Vith her grandparents here, isSspend- ing a few days with her mother, Mrs. Josephine Collins of Alton
 Mrs John Maxson who has been spending several days with her daughters in Hartford. has returned home.
 Mrs Leon w Bliven attended the funeral of her cousin, Mrs. Frank Champlin in Westerly. Monday.
 Attended Convention.
 Mrs. E. E. Browning attended the semi annual convention of the W. c. T. U. in Providence, Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leon w. ,BIiven were visitors in Providence Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-25
STAFFORD
Daniel p. Beard Now at Texas Camp Rev. c. H. Puffer Gives Four Min ute Talk.

Sergent Fred Rabideau of Camp Devens spent Sunday at his home.
 Timothy Collins of New Britain has been the guest of Mrs. Thomas Si- mons.
 Mrs. J. W. Robinson was called to Springfield by the illness of her fath- CT.
 Matthew Keefe. Jr,, of Peterboro, N.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-25

The garden should always be cleaned up in the autumn as soon as the crops are out of the way, and the area seed ed to some green crop such as winter oats or rye. If this has not been done the dead vines. cabbage stalks and
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-25

It is reported that the Vatican is compiling a White -book containing an account of the Holy Sees diplo- matcic activities since the beginning of the war.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-25
WEEKAPAUG
Temperance Workers Meet-Persenai
 Items.

The Ocean View W. c. T. U. met at tfr home of Mrs. Alice Saunders, Wednesday afternoon with seven mem bers and three visitors present. Aft CT the business meeting several se- lections were read by those in attend ance. Mrs. Saunders served re- treatments and a social hour was en- loved.
 Palmer Pendleton is saving wood
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-25
HOOKS AND EYES AND
 FASTENERS

BETTY HOOKS and EYES in black or white, sizes to g.
 Sale price Sc 1oc HOOKS and EYES of best quality in black or white, sizes U to f.. Sale price Ic 7c DE LONG SNAP HASTEN FRS, all sizes in black or white...... Safe price 7c 1oc WILSNAP FASTENERS in black or white, sizes 900 to l.
 Sale price Sc GOOD QUALITY DRESS FASTENERS in black or white, value 10c. .... Sale price 4e CLING SOCKET FASTENERS in sizes % e to 8, black or white. ...... Sale price f2c dozen
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-25
JEWETT CITY

William c. BIiven, Aged 92, Found Dead in Bed-Death of Mrs. Philip kahn-Mrs. PeIeg kenyon's Funeral
 Held Sunday-Two New Stars on Congregational Church Service Flag.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-25

Tn addition to large sums for all branches of war work, the Govern ment of Ontario has given E1,ozo,- 900 for Red Cross purposes during. the war
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-25

langered, but it was extinguished be fore any damage resulted.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-25
MYSTIC

Flank Feeney Now at Camp Upton Every Member Canvass of Metho- dist church-Seleetman Kretzer At tends Meeting at Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-25
TALKED ABOUT IN WESTERLY
Samuel Davis Introduces Act to Provide For Mothers With Dependent Children Confusing Alarm For Grass Fire Death of Marshall w. Taylor-Book Committee at Work-Funeral of Mary D. Fyfe Held Saturday--van NosHand Nye Wedding

Samuel Fl. Davis, the clergyman lawyer representative of Westerly in the Rhode Island general assembly, has presented an act to provide for suitably aiding mothers with depend ent children. The measure would create state pension commission, consisting of the governor the agent of the penal and charitable commis- sion as well as ex-offico members and five other citizens of the state, three of whom shall be women. It is provid- ed that $30,000 be appropriated to car- " out the provisions, not more than s5.000 of which shall be expended for clerical assistance There is to be a receive salary of not less than l. 200 nor more tfan S1, 500 q year. The members Of the commission are to serve without compensation.
 Tie act farther nros-ides that the s.;d furnished shall be suaicient to en- able the mothers to bring up their children properly in their own homes and that such mothers and children shall not be deemed to be paupers by reason of receiving state aid.
 Saturday afternoon, firen1en ran to the central station, in response to an alarm sent in from Box 6S Only one of the three rounds arranged for by the system was sounded, sEld the bell lacked the snap and vim usually ex- pressed by the fire alarm bell at the station. The firen1en were of opinion that sagging wires caused the alarm, Five min 1ras later another 68 was sounded, and only once. But the same number sounding twice. although five minutes apart, satisfied the f1remen that sagging wires were not respon- sible. and the hook and ladder motor truck at once proceeded to Oak and Tower streets, where Box 6S is locat- ed There was a grass fire in the immediate vicinity and buildings en-
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-25
NORTH STERLING

Five Foxes Discovered in Snow un- der Pile of Slabs Get Away From Hunters-MaiI Carrier Finds Trav- cling Hard.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-25

Almost sso, ,Ooo, ,e0O of new capital has been invested in the Canadian paper and pulp industry in the last seven years and the value of exported news print paper has advanced almost 1000 per cent. About 2,2o0 tons day are
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-25

Marshall w. Taylor died Saturday morning at his home in Moss street, after a lingering illness, although able to attend to his work until three weeks ago, since then being confined to his home. Mir. Taylor came from Eng tand, when the William Clark mill of the American Threada company was established in Pawcatuck and took charge of the preparation department. Later he was transferred as superin- tendent of the companys mill in Hol- yoke, and when relieved returned to the mill in Pawcatuck.
 About ten years ago he left the em- ploy of he company and went to Eng land After three years he returned and was engaged in mill in Massa- clusetts. Two years ago he was re- employed at the William Clark mill and remained in that employ until his death. He was married in Westerly and leaves his widow. who was Miss Mary Hanna Watrous, a daughter of the late Elias Watrous.
 
 The list of active workers in the drive for books for soldiers and sail ors, which will on during the present week, is made up as follows
 Section 1 = Mrs James Mckenzie IT,, section head. Mrs. William An derson, Mrs. Robert Roan, Mrs. John Roan.
 Section 2--Mrs. Frank T. Payne, sec tion head, Miss Janet Clarke, Mrs Frank Saunders, Mrs William Bam- ford, Mrs. E. A. Hall. Mrs. Leonard Hiscox, Mrs S. W. Slocum, Mrs Alex Mitchell, Mrs. Clarence Fay Tor, Mrs. Howard Mcfarland
 Section 3-Mrs. Orlando R. Smith Sr., section head, Miss Elizabeth Pat terson, Mrs Farquhar Smith, Miss Mabel Brown.
 Section = Mrs. Walter Hiscox section head, Lewana group of CanT Fire Girls, Miss Doris Datson, Miss Martha Eaton. Miss Margery Smith Miss Mary Damerel. Miss Ruth Da- wis, Miss Edna Niblock. Miss Ruth ThomIson, Miss Marian Hiscox
 Paweatucl1 Mrs W. A. Hillafd section head. Mrs. Howard M Bar Der, Mrs. B. Frank Lake Miss Irene P. Peabody, Miss Lila Etilwell, Mrs John H. Timer, Miss Sylvia w Lanphear.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-25
Erom the cenmeree Rep0rts.

Tokyo, Japan, has 45,Oo0 telephones
 There are now about 60,000 appiica- tions and 1t is believed that the demand will be met in about ten years. There is a shortage of expert hands and the exchange apparatus, being made for foreign operators. is rather too high and wide for Japanese telephone girls.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-25

Frank Feeney has been transferred from Camp Devens to Camp Upton, and expects soon to go across.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-25
Attended Norwich Meeting.

Selectman Conrad Kretzer attended the highway commissioner meet ing in Norwich Friday night.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-25

Lee & osgood Co.
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reiIp - .bonaIfhen ynnSt2irn,-
ucriertiaie, nle weiicllos pas tapo.
drayhiide A~tertenrerf oas rs
,,e1rturrcrta ms
1o$ &56r tGiS f.;5,er,e ho,
A},lt N15 4crircf,;n i,r .n,ei EI.
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.tr+er Ser rtnr nfS,r,, Hs.
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lin 6ieicn Nricg fir Die Gbrc
uno Rehte bon Anierifa mo fiir Die
6reibeit Ser @elt 81 rincln liearei.
den Gn6e jill iilbrcn, rbr6 bon ibrcr
Regierumg u%erlangt, mebr @el0 I'll
ldlaIfen. tllo 5u oieiem 3pcdc mltr0e
Ole brittle 6reihcit5nnleihe art3ac
Idlrlcben.
Sic GamOoque iilr oieie AnIeibc
tcginnt am 6. April. 4merifaner
irenI6er @cburt ODER Nbitomnltna
baben iomobl e~in5cln mic ourdl 0er
cine uno @eicaid,uiten, airfen.
uip.. 6enen lie o~1iQehorcn, Die bcioen
Uorangchenocn NuIeihcn III elmer
@elie untcritiibt, Sic pom mir in
0anfbnrer Ncilc oucrfount miro.
sd bin iidler, 0nb oltdl Die brittle
Notwithstanding mieocr 0creu liner
~iriIBunq hobeu miro. ohnc llntcr
itie6 i'll @cjug olii NcIiaion. AItcr,
3gburtsort ooer Abitnmmnm1.
lin oicier HuIcibc 81 Dem &C.
njlnid1teu Griol9c 3t oerheIfen, mill
len griinolid1e o~raoniiirte Anitrcr
alluGen gcrnodlt mcr0cn. e. lit oc9
DoIb bon arobter &IdtiQteit, 0oG
cite orQoniljrtru REORGANIZATION IN Ser
fommenocu Gomp0luc mir Sic brittle
@,bcrtn . NnIcjhe frjitiQ mithel''u.
,>h hoiic 5ltpcriittIlh. ooIi Sic NE
Qieruul out Sic N},tdjlie in uIIlc
ldnpddltcH YiuEc rehucn fam.
l05e3.) ~. g. N}tA0oo.
StuGdmt@ SeFrCtur "
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G1oreit :. Smitb ser nor einigcn
5oQcn pIotlih in ct. Noltl itorb,
hintcrIdBt Gin &ernl0gcn BON ctp9
100000. ooa nit Nuanabme einiqer
%fleilcr &cgntc Ser bier mohnenoen
Nittnc s3ufdllt.
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acknowledgements: 30 Nents
fir 0ereintrogen Don aoblen; so
Gents fir @ereintrngen bon Gofe;
80 Gents Der Come mcbr, penn roe.
niger mie cine babe Eonne abge-
~Iiefcrt miro.
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Militariihts.

(5n Wa0iion liefeu om Samstaq
jmel &uic mad ge3ogeucn Mann.
ifoiteu Gin. Ruf 40 ucrlonQt 1853
Y2uun, melhe ON rs. April mad
Camp Gutter obgebeu ioQen. GieiC
werocn ous Den Ilitriftcn 0c5 iilo.
Iidcn @i5Ouiins einge}ogen mcrocn.
unO Huf 14I DerIangt 2I17 Yionn
aus Den meitlidlen Tlitriften oes
Stnatcs. Gieie geben ebcufalls ON
26. Iprtl oh.
Die Rnmen Don 81 Jlngcu Wtdn.
ncrn aus Den &ano0iitriften oe5
Gountu5 mur0en bereit5 pom Der
Goumtu Dlilitdrbeireiumgsbebor6
de3ogcn. un0 bic @e}ogencn tpuroell
bcnahriftigt, lid CUR 4breiie nod
@ront ON %. 2(pril por5ube.
IS limo Die ToIacnoen:
Sigoart BctericL @cIt SoIenL
Ghriition Q|ait 8eit SoIcm.
VI. u. @unin, Wiinooro.
z. &. 0ronn, 5olmeu.
$. z Samson, @oImen.
9luauIt Reito, Diiomon.
=. O.. Clements. Neit Salem.
J. u. 98oOel, D}iuooro.
9(lire0 Douna. 0ongor.
VnnurrA Scuinu So1ufcu