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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-18
Ma6probnftiunen i 1918.

Otter S%,1bfa1belle of 2onbbrugs:
bcpartementet lanmentranote nDlta
Observation-Disclosures 6or.
|mGn6 / ariitionia for at nfgipe
|Gorildg til 6oroeling mellem Mm=
|tcrne al Sen ,9gning al M%geroreo<
Ilet, joni anles neoben6ig / 1918.
!T1ere of Nmtmanoeae pil pere til
i5tebe UNDER Torbatblili9erite. bg-
|foa andre SpGrgsmool beofommen=
Sc 1epartementets Mrbej6e me6
8ro0uftionsegninge11 bill blibe fore
loat paa Me6et. 2nr16brlgsoeporte-
mentet bar uoien6t en- forelpbig
&enDen0elIe til 9erreosltDrer, See
ringsnnbn6er og Brobianterings=
raoo ongnaen6e 8ro6uftionsegnin.
gen n9ite Mar. s SenDen6el1en an.
mobes &erre6sltprer11e ON 1trafs at
foretage Balg at Neringsnab11ber
for 1915. Gepartementet poirterer,
lat NRDnben mua i%ammeni9tteg al
8pgoens opgtiglte % melt energiife
MRlrb, og at De NeDnoer, lom bar
giort ct minore gobt Mrbejoe / Mnr,
bpr foa NfleSning. Depnrtemertet
opfor0rer Npringsnppnoerne til
|ltrofs at paobegpnoe Mrbeioet for
nalte Mar, i6et oct forelebig for
|noiptteS, at bDer BDgos MreoI al
aoben Mger maa for9ges meo en-
|Greoieoel la1nmenlignet meo Sire
|olet / Nar. 9epartementet bemar-
Ter, at mar maa bere ~forbercot
poo, at Ser bill fomn1e Baabu6 ON
Ell ioooon gaming, iamtioig fom
oet 1,btaler, at ner / faa EilfpIoe
bill blipe truffet effeftiDe GoranitoIt=
nillger for at fire 2an6brnget til
|ltreffclig 9iIgong pao Mrbeiosfraft
til Mannetioerne. 9epartementet bill
forellaa Ell 2op, iom nprnlere oroz
ner eller goofienoer 0isie Sorfej=
1i1tger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-18
San bar fybt Cine | 1851
,lep Iaaleoes 66 Mar gammel.
Gfre.

.a@EEgEE 80 S&E |&I3HSL&H
Sra 5monesijeen meooeles, at
Stor,noagene ben ferite l1ge at
December frabebe fIere Menneiiffe-
Iip. Sonleoes er Geoer 2nu0 fra
Brgnngp omforpmet i Sfillebot1t.
Sra 8if meloes, at 9enrif 8eoer=
len og Die Dlufien 5u1t6 er om=
fommet UNDER 9rpfning al apeite'
bob in6enfor 8eunel1n6. Sra 8egc
mel0eg Di6rif Sieronimusien Seq.
item % Sons Mortenien Sfaarpr
forulpftet. Gn Mano fra 8inoaler
Ct ogina omfommet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-18
gnlSigt Monument.

Grenoer11eg 1terite SntercSie for
CT BiIlebbugger &asmusielts
0lop Grngpesiens-M onument, iom
9pre Sale bar fiGrr
fet 8Den. Ser bar pGret oiSfllteret
i set bibe % breoe ont bets 8la-
.cering .og Moulme1tet er n9lte1
.blebet ct 5trioens 9gb1e. aomiteen
bar beluttet at reie bet pao Cor
bet, % set bar @ibere1 sibet lit
|Snmtpfffe til, n1en bert er NOT lite
alle Eren6ere e1,ige. 5orleOen blep
Der rejit ct uBrppemo1rument" al
|SrplRgtere pua bet 5teo, bpor oet
|pirfeliae Monumellt tenfes rcilt.
Brpbe1no1tumentet bar 15.5 Meter
bit, 1875 Soffel og 3.5 IN.
5igur. 8iIleobugger @osurusien,
@ros1erer Salfe, Brofesior Noro=
|bagen, Bpe11S 8orgermeiter, 0rbz
- .-'&4#+Es> S4.H25
|fprer og 5taosorfiteft tog ian ct
|5fjpn al bDor6on 8irfningen pilbc
blipe og Tom til oct Melpltot, at
Seiben life b1eD imponercnoe 1tof.
Set beluttebes 0erfor at gjprc 500
nume1ltet ct Nar Mcter bpjere. Set
|ifal 90. lite fu11re iiges ON 7rgn=
|bene at Be life letter fin 8Ds
@rl,n6lneeer bit nof. @n al 8D=
eng Mpiler f~onitaterer meo Gilfrcos-
|be0, at Monumentet life bill foat1r1e
|til at re6a,cere set imponerenoe
|Snotrbf al Domfirfen / 8oggr1un=
|6e1, lRrlig ,,aor 6entes Ombpg,
ming efter Norbbagens 8laner bli=
|ber f9roig,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-18
HER Err EFT GoDTKJoB.

1l6H Acre well improved" Farm n@r en- By med $500 Ind.
byggere. 70 Acres under Plov, Resten des T@nmer og dels
Gres. g VRrelses Stenhus, Frame-Stald 38x8o, de @vrige Byg
ringer ogsaa god Stand God Br9nd og Vindmolle. Den naa
sslges hurtigt. Pris $4,000, lette Vilkaar.
CARL D. NICHOLSON, Montrose, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-18
Mltib ben famine.

9rofcslorcn j. Matematif til fin
&offepige::
.Beo Sc, l1lpffclise, bbao ben
Safe bar ppro, iom Sc bor ilaoet
j StDfter.
Seq bar reg11et Bet no - / nj
% bofptrcbs Mor mo Sc bore bos
mig uoen 2pn % er ben BE-
talt."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-18
bar ct Par code FaTne til Sa|gs, ss1ss

Farme til Salgs, s aisss os ssssst ss sf s y5st 9 anaei I ess
/ Minnesota. Fra So. pr Acre og op, Diet er binigere end at tage
Homestead. Code Stock Farme; Hvafor leje, naar De kan ee Deses
egen Farm for hdt PENCE. Jg har 8 Kvart Sections som De al be-
tale delvis med AUTOMOBILES. ogsaa got Hotel til sag i t1iyeig By
med 800 1ndbyggere, ener vii byte Bessg eher skriy paa Engelsk
til WIN. o. GAYLORD LAND co. Gryga. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-18
aornabtiusen htiitbrt eib / bjOr.

De,l 80. September foretoges Ell
1fjdnsmeSiig Ceiling at Morets
&ornbplt. Spgjpret efter oc111,e 1it
CT I'LL paa oct nermeite ferbig og
Reinltotet CT betpoelig mir,6re erb
foruoiat. S Sior bar Morets &orn-
obling ca. 100000 Sons. EnIlinz
gen pr. 80. Septe1nber bi1er ser
imo6 bare 100000 Cons. Set tor
imiolerti6 ben1erfes, at 8ruq I'M
Der 10 Moal life er meotaget i
.EGllingen og at oenne bare er
ifjensmasiig, i6et 4ornet life bar
.tRrffet en66u 90 E9Ilingen foregif.
Bioere moo tages i 8etrogtning,
at oct bleD benltillet til 8gnoerne
at Bile 5oriigtigbe6 be6 Mni1oge1,e.
Sen er6elige og neiagtige Ceiling
itol foregaa Den /. Sol1l1nr, 90 for
noiqttes olt &orn % oIle &urtofIer
|at bore npjagtig angipet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-18
9e farliae SinbsbebGaelicr.

0e farllge Sln6SbeDGgel1cr.
Doftore,l (til 8atienterD: 6rcm=
for alt mao Sc po9te Dem for en-
bier Sin6sbebpgelie.
8atienten: Sopel: Doftoren CT
bo ogiaa ioa benlig at cril1ore Bet
tc, mar Sc le116er mig Deres @eg=
ming.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-18
Sc bn,nn1c ManbfDlf.

Man0folfene er ba,nme!!
ss5aar jeg ct &Ds, Mnrie?1 iagbe
ari}tian. ygssejw iagoe jea. 9g laa
gift ban, ben gorfMl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-18

A- -N
oJram" os uMatb" SHE o,u SHE.
8aa Sortens Sabn fnn mon I'LL
ON 0ogen lie ct gonlfe fornpjeligt
5Dn: Mp6et mellem Moalb Mnrunb-
lens gamle ogj 11pe Bolarifuoe. Scr
ligger Sc mi, v6rom" og vMal1o" ,
pe6 Si6en at bperat6re, uSran1"z
gomntel % erberoig meo Minoet
ON 6orti6ens ltolte 8e6rifter og
oriltiae Eogter, og uMauo", blonf-
puoiet og ifinl1enoe fin, faroig til
at fortiptte ollie v6ram"s ganle,
go0e Eraoitioner % nptage &om=
pen moo So og &ap.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-18
SIT MIC acknowledgement,

Gil set pnata11fte SSernbetonifiibs=
bpggeri peo Mrenoal eftcr Snge1lipr
9lfIe11s Metobe bil Mtte1nobp0elie
Inort uogao. Mfttefapitalel1 bliper
100000 a 100000 o9
Snobnoerne bar %foruoen gie16om=
men 5ofiel1lu11b poa 9rpnrpen og=
ioo lifret fig gien6omme11 9ieren
lomme 5teb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-18
Gu betnbeIio QeaataaDe.

Sra 5fibsreber Sacob 81. Olle,,
og &uItr1l bar Spmanosmisiionel,
I'LL iolt mootoget Ser. $4,000, lon1
ifal 6anne ct 2egat, iom ifol bore
@iperl1es Nob,1. Nenternc- al bette
2egat, Tom unoer ,,qrmere angibnc
8eltemmel1er ifal tjene lon1 ct SIC
freotionsfono for 59ma1oSmisiio=
mems Gunftionprer fremmcoc
&obne ellcr iom Sielp til Sfolc.
gang for bercs 8ar11, bill blipc 1,6=
BELT bbert Mor pna @ibernes 8rDl=
|lupsbog Den 10. Mobember.
|Mnnb JON fortjener at forastes.
st ltort Mobe at 5pfolf bleu
|11plig ofbo16t i Bergen. Ser peoto=
ges felgenoc llotalelle: nTaren6e
|Spfolf, iomlet / Bergen, uotoIer
itbrre Goragt for enfelte 2an0s=
menos 8eejerligbco enc for ST.
lfernes arigsferiel. Dc, iom oil
lRtte fit GGorelo16 / 6are ue0 al
lelge i'll bore 5pfolfs Woroert
|inbtil set forbD6es, mao bibringes
chi be6re Gor1taaelie. Sl1gen beb6=
bet faa Booifu6 til &rig moo Nor:
&C., naar Blot alle 2an6ets egne
|5enner er / 8eii66elie al oen
@gresfelelle, 1om forbpoer Sem lan:
ger at bope n1eb bisie Solf at be-
Itille." On 9aler benltille6e og=
loo, at SOD ernie burbe Dol6e OF
me0 at lobe tbife 5fibe longs ap=
item, bborbeo bele Sen tpife 9rofit
bil6e bliDe itanoiet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-18

ll6pggelia Snsnpb paa Mjnfan.
Sffe1ge ben netop afi11,tteoe Sol
fetplling bar Mjufnn $500 Slr6-
bpagere, bborof 34S3 apinocr og
4817 Mel1o. &1ts11goe11 -pao Mjl1=.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-18
hnrre Mrrcitationer.

@jcnnem 8olitiet ; ariltianio.
bar ct rorif Bloo inobentet nogen
itatiiti1fe 0pgaoer ober 9ruffen=
ifobsarreltunter fpr og ,efter 5ore
bu6et. 8olitiet bar palgt / Slnng
Sftober Maaneb 1916, lommenIig=
net me6 Sftober 1917. S 0ftober
81 ser i 4 al l1gens Sage
'par Mogong til at fjpbe 8r9n6ebin
fra ST. 1912 Jormiobog, jao
|2070 8er1oner, 1868 Men6 og
|t07 &birber, arreiteret for Druf=
fenffab. s 0ftober 1917 UNDER ob=
lolut Sorbub bar set lamlebe Mn=
tal M%rreltanter 749, 6S2 Menb %
'67 apinoer.
5ammcnligner man 0pgaberne
flor oe 2 Mars 10 farlte Maone<
Ser, fi116er man, at Mntollet al Sc
bbor Bolitiets Snolfrioeu
paa @r,nb al 9ruffenifab bor fnn-
|bet 5te6, / 1916 por 21,166, /
)1917 12,149. Nt Nebgonge,n I'M
Der set abioIute 6orbl,6 n,aotte BIZ
be polb iom, bar pao 6orDoonb gi-
|bet.
0bnamitattcntat / 9ranmen.
9ramn1ens OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ny
opfgrte ltore Observation-Disclosures
poo 5unbIanb / 5trpmsgoo1et bor
bRret @ienitanb for ct Mtte11tat,
lbDorpeb 8Dgningen CT blepet ooifil=
Zig ramponeret. Oct er piitnef life
5bipl ON, at bet er 9pnamit,nen6,
lont bar bGret pan 6Gr6e. Set OPP
lDles, at cit Sci 1,%oenlon6lfe Mrbej~
6ere, font belt til BET ii6ltc bar or
bejoet bpb 8pgningel,s OpfereIle,
|fif fin Mfifco for foa Sage iioen.
Bolitiet er at Sen Opfotning, at
|4ttentotet mao i9ttes i Sorbinoel-
lie meo 6e i6ligere mistenfelige
|Gorlea paa at poelesae -@roftitotio=
ner / DiItriftet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-18
0rnn1e
).

drin&. Faas j Dn
pr. Flaske. Murine
ON 0jnenc fri fra
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-04

efforts 10 please his patrons He Is a fun maker of a style all his own. but Of a style that catches and holds fast and the audiences laugh to their hearts content. and then some. No Such Animal is a typical American farce just bubbling with clean, crisp humOr The principals in this farcial gayety perform up to their usual high standard Of excellence with Ott the bright, luminous star. The pretty. at ,ractive chorus introduce a brand new array of stunning costumes ana par take in many musical numbers where they sing and dance with much zeal. The musical interpolations are the most popular seasons hits and are rendered by the company in a most efiecpve manner. Mir. Ott claims that this Is one or the funniest rarces he has ever played in. He would like to have your opinion
 The Girl in His House, the Vita graph Blue Ribbon Feature which was shown in the Auditorium theatre on Monday and Tuesday, is a high class .ociety drama, with a powerful love interest. mystery cleverly sustained .nd in every respect measuring well up 10 the high standard of Blue Rib bon releases
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-04
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

Three Syrians employed by the Bethlehem Shipbuilding corporation recently earned $70 by a nights work in which they broke the worlds rec ord for riveting, averaging more than five rivetS a minute.
 Aroostook county farmers this year have grown 300, 900 bushels of wheat, which will make 60,000 barrels of flour, allowing two-thirds of a barrel to each person in the county-enough to sup ply all needs,
 Lemon drops, because they quench the thirst so well, are the most popu- lar kind of candy with our soldiers overseas Every month the quarter master corps supplies about 100000 pounds of the extra sour kind.
 Spikenard, or nard, mentioned, by St. John xii, g. and St. Mark xiv. 3, was a highly aromatic plant growing largely in the Indies. From this plant was made the valuable extract or un- gent or favorite perfume used at an cient baths and feasts.
 One of the largest Red Cross store houses in Paris was formerly a storage garage When the Red Cross took possession of the building recently it called upon the owners of cars to re- move their property. Forty per cent. of the owners had been killed in the war.
 The trade of the United States with Latin America in the fiscal year just ended exceeded by far that of any earlier year. In fact, it aggregated s1, ,770, ,000, ,000, against $750, ,000, 900 in the year immediately preceding the war, the actual gain, therefore, having been in round terms 136 per cent.
 The smallest passenger carrying railway in England is to be found on the estate of s. P. Derbyshire. at Ilkeston. The gauge of the roadbed is only seven inches. The engine, perfect model of the Midland railway 1000 class, is three quarter horse power and will haul four adult pas sengers on it's miniature bogie truck
 John Cartwright of Washington. Ore, boasts that he has several grass bearing sheep, with a luxuriant growth of grass growing on their backs and well down the sides of their bodies. giving them the appearance of having pretty green fleece. He says that grass seed from the feed wagon lodged in the wool and that Oregon has had a very rainy season.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-04
One Wife's Experience

My husband is so particular!'' said the young Inatron at the club luncheon 1 He insists on my getting the veryt best butter. even at these prices. ands yet he, is at me about keeping the bTltSa down.
 sWhy don't you give him BeneftjI Brand Sweet Nut? That's the uoSti delicious table luxury. It is made outi of the crisp. white meat of cocoanut5i and pasteurized milk. And it's only 32c a pound-there's some saving foz4 your
 ''Do you mean to say he womb not5 know it was oleonargarfne the mOmentl he tasted ft?7
 Sweet Nut was invented. makes them; put that name on the, package. but taste like butter. and not even your particular husband could tell it from place you can get it in Nor'wach is at the Direct Importing Co.'S yellow front store, 157 Main St, where Benefit Brand Teas, Coffees and Grocery Spe-, cialties are retaf1ed at who1esaaes prices" Look for our store in youTs town.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-04
HUMOR OF THE DAY

Nipp-Flubdub always exercises sex- treme caution.
 Tuck-Yes, if F1ubdud should ever get to the top the first thing he would 5o would be to look around for the Ns- -escapes.-Judge
 My doctor warns me not to over oat.'
 Any objection to that
 No. Only I could have got the same advice from MT. Hoover for notf- ing. Washington Star.
 Parke-I can't make up my mind what to do with that girl of mine She is very extravagant. talks a streak and is almost wholly irresponsible
 i4ane-Why not let her run for con gress Life.
 Why so sad of countanance :" we kindly queried. "A man should enjoy his occupation so much that he is impelled to whistle at his work
 In ordinary cases. yes" replied the horse faced man. But I am an un- dertaker. .'-Kansas City Star.
 Did your late employer give you a testimoniaI?"
 ''Yes, but it doesn't seem to do me any good"
 What did he say?'' He said I was one of the best men his firm had ever turned out."-Stray | Stories. "Pop?'
 "Wel1, son"
 What is meant by the theater of var?'
 ''The theater of war, my son, is where we are now playing most of our tank dramas. ."-Yo Youngstown Tele- gram.
 Billie said I had some trouble with my stomach. Gill-What was it? q don't know. He called it by some very long word" | And did you consult physician" | No; I consulted a dictronary." ."- | Yonkers Statesman
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-04
Breed Theatre.

An unsuaii. attractive lin cf fea- t5rc .photopiays ia 70 be s, --7 a1 the iIeed theatre today and Tues lay and
 headed hv Constance Talmadge in her latest Select picture. s Fair of silk Stockings This is a breezy. whimsica story. nrimful of fun. As q stage production it had run of two sIccessfu, years in London followed iy a seI ;oa in New York and two full seasons ol fho road and similar sue cess awaits it on the screen with it's opular star. Coretance. Talmadge. The name Constance Talmadge means high ,Issy clean swift Comedy combined vIia clever accomplished dramatic situations and Constance Talmadge M 'hig Select picture is al that the i-.mes irpiy.
 For inc second feature Carmel My CTS will he seen in \ Society Sensa udn wh 'ch is prettily mounted com ,Jv that gires clean. bright entertain u 5n. i9 pleuufu! doses. lt sparkles it. love md romance md Decomes truly exsitmc at thee finish
 Our FicaJin- A.ly The Tank a pie f5re .hoviu- hc workings Of a tank rri rcmplctc thc bi,l for today and Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-04

man spies when William s. Hart is around with his shooting iron and rctermination to see that the United states gets square deal
 The other feature is Gloria Swan son in tine 5-part Triangle drama. Every Womans Husband. To every woman is presented the hig problem uf how Co handle a husband. The theories are many and varied Their pplcation arc successful in some cases. and dismally uns1ccessful in others. Edith got married auc pro- ,Geded tu put mommcr- in Jaws ideas iuto execution. Hubby found another aud more cheerful ruvirunmen;. an ] Edith and mommer law awake with a shock
 The Official r.. < War Weekly ard tir l1test Burton Holmes Travelogue completes the show.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-04
 POETRY
rHE AUrUafN nR.E

AO1O-dA4N 1nAEZ-s A thin blue streak of puneeut acrtd Is herald of the autrgnn fires, Fed with dead leaves, in sudden fftful The passing of summers funeral pyres. The dripping trees hold fast the sndden stems
 Beneath the whip and lash or rain And bend and break ere they will lose
 their hold, Till stripped they stand, nor dare complain.
 lies,
 For so the leaf and tree must part. Wrth pang as keen. no doubt, as nor
 tai feels, Who viewed his dead with breaking
 heart And over all the earth the purple pall And mingled odors ten today Ot death, but winds from out the sorth
 are due
 That soon will blow them all away. Sad autumn m T, fires that of the summers And parting of the ways doth teIi, Glad autumn fires that purify and give Full promise that with God 'tiS we'll.
 Frank Fair
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-04
. LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the Commission of Public Welfare of the State Of Connecticut will hold Public Hearings in the Hall of Representa- tives at the State Capitol, Hartford Connecticut, at D. m, Wednesday and Thursday, November 9th and 7th, for the consideration of Health Insur- ance, Old Age Pensions, Minimum Wage Laws and the other matters referred to it by Chapter 163 of the Public Acts of 1917.
 ROBERT A. WINSLOW, JR.,
 Secretary, 756 Main Stret. Hartford, Connecticut
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-04
Eob oIi in No such Animal.

lioh Ou and his musical and comic associates will present a musical com edv Ihasternicce under the title of No such Animal which is pienrfully sriced with fun and enlivened with ropular son-s and cheerful music In ihig music play Mir. Ctt is at his hest and there is plenty of opportunities for him to show that he still retains in no small measure the fruits Of his
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-04
NOTICE

The Legal Voters of the Town of Preston are hereby warned to meet at the Town House on Tuesday. Nov. 3, 1918, from g o'clock d. m. until j o'clock D. m., for the purpose of cast ing their ballots for Governor. Lieu tenant Governor, Secretary, Treasurer, Comptroller, Attorney General Repre- sentative in Congress, Sheriff State Senator Representatives, Judge of Probate. and Justices of the Peace
 G. V. SHEDD Town Clerk
 Dated at Preston, Conn.,, Oct. 3O 1918. ect30d
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-04
Davis Theatre.

A photoplay bill that cannot be equalled is billed for the Dav:s the first half Of this week and inc big at traction is William S Harl in his lat est Aircraft production. The Border W -re.e1s. a siN-part picture that ev- cry American will want to see, TOT it slows what an American will do for his country when his country needs him. It's pretty hard luck Un Uer-
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-04
CUT THIS OUTLETS WORTH MONEY

Don't miss this Cut out this slip
 enclose with 5c and mail it to Foley & Co.,. 2SS5 Sheffield Ave, Chicago, I'll, You will receive in return trial pack age containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. for coughs. Colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills, for pain in sides and back. rheumatism, backache, kid ney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartid Tablets. a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartie. for cOnstipat tion biiousness. headache and sluggish bowels. The Lee OsSood
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-04
FOOLS AND THEIR FoLI.Y.

WIS ZAINHI A1AH1AN FOIFAfN' There were fools a-plenty throughou:
 the earth, Since ever the world began. But the saddest fool is the maid who
 says, T will never be fooled by man. And the maddest fool is the man who
 SweaTS Befooled by no woman he'll be; While the gladdest fool is the fool
 who smiles, @ They are all silly fools-but me-" But the wisest fool in this foolish
 world Is so to it's follies scfroo1ed
 bells, Why, it's rather lark to b.
 fooled"
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-04
N hat is Gong On Tonight

v 70 u rirturr a. Davis Theatre.
 M .ti 70 Pictures ai Breed Theatre
 NaIl vi'ic and Motion Pictures at Arf ur The. tru.
 Com 70. u tnun ..l Meeting.
 lr L dEc N. v. |. O. O. F.. meets in Old scl r's-- ILiI
 Tt acs i'nirp. No. ta7 r.. B. of C.. an. a. .t =. mre.s iu Carpenters Hall Norwich Aer.c. NJ 3f1, F. O. E., mccf~ 70 Eagles Hal.
 Ild.e AuXiiiIr, No. IS. A. o. H., meets .u Forcste-S' I1.li.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-04
FARM BARGAINS

200 acres. good buildings, only $2, 400, and wood enough to pay for farm; S5 acre, 35 COW farm, smooth land, good buildings. $4,O0O; 46 acres, state road Colonial house. 20 rooms. Al condi- tion, only $2,200. We can make easy terms on these three farms. and they are genuine bargains
 For further information, write
 THROWS AGENCY,
 715 Main St.. WilIimantic. Conn.
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Twenty years ago I wanted to pro- pose to you, but you were such a belle that I lacked the nerve"
 Perhaps it is just as well. l would have refused you then. As it is-"
 She rested her head on his shoul- der at this point.-Kansas City Jour nal.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

The first meeting or inc Clasa in Hygiene and Hone Care or s-e Sick will he held fh.s evening at the Red Cross rooms
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BUSINESS CHANGES.
MANUFACTURING

MANUFACTURING CORPORATION wants man who can invest $350 to act as wholesale distributor for product of merit. Address for interview P. o. Box 1856 New Haven. Conn. nov4d
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BRIDGE Livery, Sale and Boarding Stable. Taxi Service and
 Garage Connected.

Horses to let for all kinds Of busi- ness. with or without rigs by the day or week. Special attention to boarders and transients; 20 to 30 horses always on hand. for sale. weighing 1050 to 1900 each; several extra nice pairs, 24oO to 3200 per pair. all good workers. and some extra nice drivers; every horse will be sold with a written guarantea to be just as represented a. time of sale. or money refunded in full. Trial allowed. If in need of anything in our line. give us a trial and we will give you full value for your money.
 STABLE 371. 373. S75 MAIN ST.
 Phone 326-2. O'BRIEN & CHASE.
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The Mair Ailn1c t.

< great deal cc ca-f and trouble has been nrra-slr5. % oure few Ho- hcnao ioTns of hereditary me egalo- mania.-Nynshinrton St1r
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FULL ASSOCIATED
 PRESS DISPATCHES
LOST AND FOUND

FOUND-Child's kid glove. Call at Bulletin Office, Earle M Palmer. Lis Don. nov4d
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FOR SALE-Ford delivery bodies; big stock must be reduced to make bodies fit regular Ford chassis, one-ton and extended; also number of suburban bodies; rock bottom prices to immedi- ate buyers; an opportunity for dealers Corporation, BOT Dean St., Providence, R. I. nov1d
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cows, at reasonable prices; also one Holstein bull F years old Mrs J. E. Hanson, R. F. D. No. 1. South Gov entry road, Willimantic, Conn. Phone 5S6-3 nov1d
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TO RENT

TO RENT-NewIy furnished rooms for two gentlemen or two ladies', 14z Thames St, over vacant store, first floor Call evenings nov4d