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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-14

Walter c. Stone Of Clinton.
Mas. graduate Of University OF
Haina. class Of 1914 and Aia Ellen
Jane Tear Of OidroWn ware married
Tuesday In oldtoWn. They win re-
Gde In New Haven vhege llf. Stn0o
u chamast tor Q rubber cumpaaY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-14

Chicago, June L..
Nervousness over the crop outlook led
70 active r-ading IN corn today and
prices touched the ropmnsf level vet
this season. Reactions followed bu.
The market closed strong 10 II net
higher with Tulv ---.a 10 "a and Sep
temher l65s 20 iS oat. gained / To i.
Provisions finished - 10 - cents up
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-14
bOck Markets
FtN YORK MARKET
= re DAYS Dealings N All
N. -eac ng Stocks

u" me Tins was Gav
~t--.1u m the STOCK eZ-
-elrc influenced eZcla-
a-e' slruauCn. Declines
! = ne session ware eX-
ne tinRi noG- rae in
L.. 70,5 mixed and industrial
-. 9'' % =. per cent, a new
80 ne ear
q. >- .4st-a I'VE of resr-lc-
\ -. -'-s ~ stock ua-ket pur-
r at aecessitv winch has
J. -. --.-.'E -nnev suppl es avail
b. i'"r- mrs. notably tBr The
r.. ar ",tE~a. income Lax m
h. 7-la-~ow a-G .ar meet
.&aur: ueat:s.
~ v4s no! one % encr.Gr-
-, II supnp-t me spa
'" were foremost on
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-14
CLASSEED-DISPLAY
RARE BARGAIN

On the wa.erviile car line n a farm
AL stocked with arst Class cows and 4
ruIl equipment of farming tools. Il
aiken before "Wednesday. June ISa.
Electric lights running wa,er. etc. =
YOU care anything about location and
chance 70 oag-n cak!ng N money rEnr
IN the start YOU viii buy this ta-rC, a
the price = can De bought tnr N me
oex- Eve or SIX davs For particulars
call al the Augc5iA once of The Amos
= Higgins Farm Agency
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-14

New YORK. June -.
Mercantile paper o.dn..
Sterling S-dav bills 4.3sa.
Cerrre~c,al ssl-dav bills On banks 41s.
CorrTae-c;al S-day bills i.as, aefnano
1 .6ia. cables 4.6--
F-a ncs. demand s Il raoles By
Gu.lders. demand s. LIB ca oies ~ l-Ae.
Lire demand : 81 cables 'Sa,
Government nunus EASY
Rail-pad DunCs easy.
-T-a 5oans s:-,nC- n oars; 30 DAYS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-14
FINANCIAL

Business Opportunities So
BCwLING ALLET-ooing good busi-
ness. nest reasons tJr selling. Bargain
4 AIKEN q. once. IL Wafer street.
Ealuweil.
EEANCE oFF1CE-Is offered -eIaale
ral by aiu esta ollsned uaaa ~ actarer-
earnings unlimited E0.m veariv con-
st-~a-:vs within leach Of ordinary
nag enough FOR mig man produc. Il
g-sa: demand requires Investment IF
ScoF % S.ean. Scne-n- Earg. CIV Hal
Square Bldg Chicago.
CAEEC EE-OR-We Manufacture a
carnureI0r tor Ford cars winch IS
Eua-al iHed 20 give double me rileage
st-uCTeG regardless OF name make "
pr'ce- We are now -eRGv 70 furnish
ca-oureIOrs also Tor Dodge and Max
wall cars. IL @u-rlsh hem for other
cars N snort -Irne Money refunded
y lo-dav 1-ee --,ai does nor prove K
Entireiy new pr.nci cipie-siYnpie pia n
-4oe-nOt d moving Oa-+ Eua-z-1 .a..t;
% star n 1ern weather WITHOUT nea.-
lnC Or p-;mIns- Tremendous demand
la.ah now n Use IL Chicago Te--,torv
Reliable energetic man who can guar
an-ee sales and cary STOCK nj S5iG 70
setfH depending on demand. can secure
exclusive territory ana VII! easily net
S@.Ge tfiis wear No special expe-l-
ence necessary. F-aak A T-wan S19
W Jackson SlvG.. Chicago. II
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-14
LIVE STOCK

Horses. Cattle. Vehicles aS
COLT v-s. old -oan. after oig Belgian
horse. weight between ISH anu l40n
clever partly broke. Tel. 16e-3i
C0W-For sac Jersey Pau Eadskv
:, I. AuCusta.
HARM ES-o sets double harness.
driving harness. : single work harness.
SIX horses. ! heavy }urnper -.ggInG ]
A Shaw. Jr Randolph
EoESE-Nice -icing and driving horse
weight AN ihs-, 70 De sold al good
trade. r ". Dipiock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-14
BELGRADE

NORrH-Mias Alice Gleason has
returned dum Anbuz3 vhneD -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-14

.. z. Chase Co has moved ms real
estate business from Depot So. Card
ner % - Main Ave, Gardner On AL
E,lsta CIR line We have lots II tAfln
properly. some good t-ndes clone cv
The city, We ca2 sHve YOU Em and per-
nAas more as We have no agents - d.
VIDE profits We keep auto n readiness
n show our prnpe-ty- Get ~ a; Bow
-nuN 81 -pl nS-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-14
Statesmen and Agents

CAEEA AGES-Easv Virginia crate 1N
daDn: eastern shore gAT3G
SCGAE-Raw steady, centrifugal
~; fine c-anuIaten %s'.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-14

auiremens is spreading N many guar
ters
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-14
LIBERTY BONDS

Il you want 20 sell you- BOMBS We
VIII pay the following prices which
are net 20 you and include interest
The amount printed below you viii
Actually receive
Hrs IL no 1nAaD . 0D-O
H4x1S A. 50 Do10o .........o17 o170o
0ac0nd ~, 50 Bonds ..,.. o1o.1o
ItxBf 4 la 50 Bonds .- o49.1S
8onn1d Ia 50 Bonds .o12.zD
Third IA 50 00nAD .... on.D
Fourth Ia % Bonds ... .1o0-D
Ano sion. S10o, 41uoD BEADS SOQg41
and nold.
and ve viii send you either an Ex-
press or r. O. money order of II con-
venleut cal at our ONCE and you vii
receive casl for same
Standard 1Oad Co., ~ lDu1HnARe n.
I0E1aanA. -.
o3nas IN YsoDAaAn. u Z, 0uxh4.
aaaA, 2na8- KAx6aD4. oa1R.
nar.4eodlSs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Farms a,c Land far Sale H
ArREs %-In fields. The late Ioslaa
WEYMOUTH farm. Liichneic. Suiidinga-
F HouEk.ns. Adrnr-. Gardiner
FA-.M-A. -.en;s $ Hi. or viii trade
tUr c.tv ur viiiaEe property j. =.
Wells. EeaGieid. Maine.
FARM--he wn Sibiev farm on R,v-
a-s,ue Drive Augusta also grass
standing and household goods. some
antiques. One of Winga.es s-dRr
COCKS handmade brass works. CIV
inr chanEe Of moon and day of month ,
made n lSio: 20 ne snid OF premises t.r
owner. Florence SiDiey Morgan. -. :.
Augusta.
FARN-0ne Of the best in Name,
smooth. nacnIne-worked fields. cuts
aoGu, = TONS hay pasture wHtereG ~
spring and -'ve-, iRrEe wOoG lot. -
roDm house. suIta bic for TWO families:
furnace neat. some hardwood floors.
ceynented ceila-: beau aurifui location. on
main -oad, 5 miles 20 good markets,
9us1 the place for a man and son
uon answer unless YOU are looking
tur a money king farm as well as
beautiful home. z 4. ShInney,
TuuSra-n. NGlne.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-14
Censor Has Passed" Every Want Ad in These Columns
EMPLOYMENT


cARBCREToR-N-w Carourefor tnr
part installed n thirty msnufes guar
anleso ID douoie your miieage and
sur IA zero veHtaer without heatng
q Mg' u oay tree rria-- Our s.
AXE Cry man made KIM IN one week.
write Z j. Caror-eIor ca. SIS "
jackson Blvd. Chicago.
BONE Gas PiANrSE5, cnsts aEents
exclusive ter-,nrv; wonderful SELL
ass.T Ca Co. Dept Der 81 =. 6oiumsns' s nsnss on,n. :
HOSIERY = Agents: s400p q VeeK.
Startling new hosiery propos.rion.
Guaranteed tor one wear Mus, wear
months Or replaced free & W
Nonie mace S5.D one DAY, Sworn
p.oof, Write for terms Guaranteed
Hosiery Co.. III Post ST. Dayrun. ONO.
KITCHEN -OoNsranre new k.tcaec
tool. Every woman vii use 70 mes
aaaiE Never before advertised Pro-
rs AN an hour. Qulck sampie free
Thomas Mtg. Co, 80 Post ST. Day
TON. 0hiu.
NURSERY sToCK-RigEesf oppor-uni-
eies ever 10 make -eal MONEY Ever
oooT ls buying Cur trees. snr1ps ana
roses LIBERIA terms 20 husiie-s A.
York
SALES MANAGER-We want an sy
oer1enced successful ronf ceTren- ana
sooI falnl salesman with ahiifr for
aIsEr1c. SAFES manager Opportunity
Tor capable man 10 secure biEre-
earnings and responsible executive
position with established one hundred
<housano dollar house. w-te The
oiorcrazt CompR1v. liz West 7ntn
Street. Cleveland. Onln.
sALEsMAN-wiIh mechao;-a7 eVoe-3.
ence- 10 sell Whitney gas nurr,uIfle-r
Lioera! pront- Large field of demand
X : niIney MIG. Co. lewiston Ne
SA-ESMEN-And sRIeswomen. I. YOU
. want 10 sell shares IN gpod oil COM
panv write US today. We believe we
something that you can maze a good
/ casn COMMISSION on, Let us gTve you
fll particulars. Monarch Investment
! o., Blackwell. Okla
sALEsMAN-Buy vcur automonlie a
wholesale. Sell a few 70 YOUR t-1encs
/ and ride for nothing vourseif You
can ea-n $500 on every CIR you sell. a
Few safes VIII give you a nigh class
car without cost anG you can realize
/ good income oesiues Be an Owner
agent -or your vicinity without inter-
| -s-ing with your prNeenr occupation.
/ Write tor PARTICULARS. z. Y. Bowen.
Jr-, Ainsiey Building. Providence. r. Z
SSOES-Side line statesmen ana women
/ ior snnrt line. quick selling children s
shoes - dealers. Commission basis
| Good ser-'tory open. Little Chick Shoe
Co. Chicago.
Situations Wantsa-FernaIe 36
KEEFEE-sifuacon, or cook.
WIN gIri YRS. old Address "C -
/ Second St. EaIloweil
STEM oGRAPEER-ESperf nee d, de-
sires POSITION, Can give references
-e -g3-J
= =
Situations Wante0-Maie 81
AWvER-Aad -oIIe- want 7on a. o0r--
aoie mill ADDRESS * care X enne-
; hec Jou-na.. l ugusta
; EYN N~rAY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-14

NE ADVEE E-ISER-
JUs- SUPPOSE -EAr YOUR
PARTICULAR PROPOSITION
VAS N THIS ETE-CATCENG
sFACE TO-DAY DON'T TcU
THINK IT WOULD GO WITH
\ BANG. YOU WILL WANT
TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THIS.
LIT Is SEND a MAN N To-
DAE ANC -ALN IT CTER-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-14
Piney Heights
F a Il III

winthrop Maine For sale or For henf
One Of ne most at--ac actIre places n tnc
State 30 acres. hrcK mouse erted tnr
gentleman nome. saaica-lu-n or suIr-
r,er oua-aers. With al modern IN
provements For further l0iormRrlon.
write
JcEN = SLOCCMB.
K nsns,ag-on Ed.
Ecspwoou. Prov Il !.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-14
M0olew House

rooms ans bath. hardwood Aoors.
furnace. eisct-,e lights. set tubs. Al
eractive and sonsei ke. Nearly n0as.
coiumnIa s,rest.
Am listing mary fine properties IN
Augusta and Haiio~eii. You eant
afford TO eu,ls. Soon you eant az
fora to rent Why not buy ~hslo
prices are low?
s. e: &1@z&
AGENCY
Augusta. Maine
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-02
An Internal Treatment
 Fer Piles (Hemorrhoids)
Gives :bsoiute ReHef from All Pniu and Sunet in2-st.t~ NeN CT Failed
 -fsHlra :strcd.

Aia uE people have become Respondent because sney- have been led to .beiicVe that their case U2- hopeless and that tne"c was no reme " for the.r case.
 Go tp your druggist and get an orig nal bottle uf Miro Pie Remedy. the discovery of clever Ohio chemist. that takcE internally, passes unchanged throue i Inc e~tpmach and intestines and thus req hes the source If the trouble. Where by it's soothing. healing ;tuttSeDtic action it nrst aIluyr and then hY direct contact with The ul-er.S and piles causes them to heal and dis appear lGfeNer.--s+-
 It's lively marvelous how speed fly tt acts: Blessed relfaf often comes in two or three days. even in cases that have resisted all previously known treatments really ,wonderful results the wonderful discoveries Of recent years and anyone who is disappointed nvtth it's use can have their money re- funded. can get it for you on short notice. SureIy il iz worth the little trouble 10 obtain ID he rid of piles forever.
 M ORT ANT--What l. known as itching piles are not piles in the true sense of the word. although this condi- tion mav accompany a true ease of piles. For this condition Miro Pile Ointment has been prepared. as in such rases it is not necessary to take the internal prescription.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-02
MONTViLLE

The Woman's Missionary society of ae Baptist church met Friday after 1.u with Mrs. Thomas CturSii. In Ec absence of the presidcct, Mrs. A.
 Latimer. who is i'll. Mrs. Church, ae vice president. presided stnC an -l;el estlnS and instructive '9.ee-iag re- -7 7't+d d. -i S $ May Turner has ret l-acd from
 vacation trip which included visits Worcester. Boston and Portland Iaire
 Alss Hope Freeiand of Sutton Mass Has entered Connecticut college and T. make her home, while ;.t <:ei:5.3 3l s -th her uncle and aunt. MT. ana Mrs. red Hope. of this place.
 re residents of this pia-e antici
 that long felt need IS about o le supplied. There has been no pub re library for this village since the se vas destroyed by fire in the form
 school building several years ago. -i"rday night public meeting was ie'G in Assembly hall of In.e school .f-'Is" in the interests of est:li3Iiinils CrmFn unity Library. SSchooI Super r Eldredge Smith gave . ba.ies in- ii'cto-y talk after which the tusi-
 meeting was held and tle fol- .." officers and committees Ctcc4-i
 10 serve for one year: Pfe.;idapt
 0c Patton: vice presiden-. Dan D.
 ,fe: secretary. C. E. Flahertv:
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-02
CRIMINAL CASES ASSIGNED
 FOR THE OCTOBER TERM

Tn the Windham county superior court criminal cases assigned for the octobel criminal term include:
 Continued cases: State Vs. William Ray Drummond biGamy: Omer Bus s.ere, support: Prank St. Martin. intoxication: Lionel E. Lansier theft; Fred l. Kin. sbury. theft; Benjamin W. theft Of poultry; Alfreda NobreSa. big amy.
 New cases: State vs. Camila Sherif. assault with intent 10 kill; John Cap ian. statutory burglary: Rondour Nor- veu. horse stealing; Peter Lovely. theft: Mabel Minor,r female minor. leading VaGrant life: Louis Tsoulos. violation motor vehicle law: Frank Barrows, s5atutcry burglary: Anna Dawson bigamY: Daniel Coffey. viola tiou traffic ordinances: Ernest Welch, abuse of female child; Charles Andcr- son. intoxication: Anne Dzwonczly. theft: Casiener RusZenas. violation motor vehicle law: George I. Baribeau. cmbe;;zl~ment: tprper Lussfer. theft: Lena AT- Muller. assault wit hintent to Warrenka rape: Frank Sherman poul- try stealing.
 Probation cases: State vs Tony Jchn ZarucI1. adultery: Frank Brodeur non-support: William Edgar Brown statutory burglary.
 Notice to the Bar: States Attornev Charles F. Searls gives notice that he will meet members of the bar for con eultation regarding criminal cases at bis office in Putnam Saturday Oct f. 1a1a from o'clock a m. to o'clock D. m. Edgar NJ. Warner. Clerk
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-02
YANTIC

4 Ire in The card room Of the Lib e-ry Wocien company's plant here Sat u-Aay afternoon was quickly put out by employ es of the company without much damage
 Ms Da~iey of Spence vas recent EuczI of Mrs John S5Toane and with N-S Sloane and children. Mary and tohE IS spending a few days in Hart so-1- guests of Mrs. Murphy
 Herman J. Gibbs has returned from q few days business trip 10 Montreal
 Srr- and Mrs Elias Stockett and their -uestS Mrs Frank and daughter Annsl ot Otrobsndo rosd. spent Sun dzy with friends in Preston City and ar Long Society
 Miss Elizabeth kempJon has re -1rred to The Boys Gunnery school Washington conn where she is member Of the faculty.
 Miss Lois Manning is spending 2 few days in New London
 A-S- George Broming and children. re-=lia and William. are spending two zeeEs In New York. guests of MT and Ms Edward RrOming-
 Miss Vsuis Bogue has returned to Lebs non after week end stay 8 her home here
 Mrs John Kelly and daughters. NiSseS Auue Kelly and Teresa Kelly. src lfrs NJ Sullivan. her son. John EeIly- and s0n-in law. Michael Sulli- van. and grandson of New London -s-e visitors sunday al Pine Tree
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-02

cottage.
 Miss Gertrude Kinne of Waterford was a guest of her aunt. Mrs. Elias Stockett, recently.
 Dr. ODay of New York was re- cent guest at Rockclyffe farm.
 Arthur Masterman, who has been in charge of the dairy at Rockclyffe for the past summer, left last week to re- sume his studies at Cornell university, Ithaca, N. Y-. where he is taking an agricul tural course.
 Miss Nellie Driscoll wa sa guest of friends in Providence Sunday.
 Miss Mildred Pendleton is spending the week in New Britain. the guest of Mrs. Fred Hewitt
 Mrs Earle Avery and daughter. Mary Eliza beth, have returned to their home at Shushan. N Y. after spend irg the summer with local relatives.
 Eugene Manning has received his honora ble discharge from the United States army and has returned to his home hero after having spent the past year ar the base hospital at Railway. N T.
 Mrs. P. T. McHale of Manasquar1, with the Misses McHale.
 Mrs. John Kilroy has returned from an automobile trip to Hartford. New Haven and Middletown. the guest of her brother. IT Skinner
 Harry Shaw. who has been spending the summer in the Catskills has re- turned to the village and has taken charge of the dairy a Rockclyfre ia rrn.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-02
EKONk

The Ladies Aid society met at the parsonage Friday afternoon with Mrs. Malouf, and reorganized- Mrs. G. H. Gallup was elected president: Mrs. B. r. Colburn. vice president: Miss Melinda Gallup, secretary; Miss Mar out of town attending were Mrs. B. F. Wilcox Mrs. Maine and Mrs. Joel Bitgood of Voluntown, Mrs. John Fr!nk and Mrs. Clark Gallup of Moos- up.
 Rev Mir. -A1alouf has secured rooms for light housekeeping in New Haven and M1r. MalCuf returned with him on Monday morning. They will be Nissed here. Lee and Mrs. Dixon of Westerly mo- tored from Westerly Sunday and spent the day with Miss Cynthia Phillips
 Ekonk was well represented at the auction, on the John Davis farm in Plainfield, Monday. T. Carl Witter of Danielson was auctioneer. The farm was sold to Emory Davis.
 The funeral aS Abel Brown was held Saturday at the home of Thomas Brown, where he was visiting Rev John Thompson officiated- Burial was in North Stonington. Mir. Brown was q veteran of the Civil war He left his wife and several children. who. were in attendance at the funeral.
 MT and Mrs. Jarvis spent several days recently in Providence with his mother.
 Tanner and sister Phebe attended the fair at Ashaway last week
 Mrs. Olive Gallup is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Edwin Gallup
 Waiter Conedon and family visited in Plainfield Sunday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-02
LEGAL NOTICE
J. M. cuTLEa ESTATE.

= FutnHn1, Corn, oct l. 1918,
 Permission having peen granted me by the Pr,rbate Court i w3ll se on or a fteR Oct 7tl. l5i9. the fOllaWln property. Viz., 6i-e honseS sttuated " the City of Putnam. Conn, and nun hered sl-22, =, , and { Grove St,, Ahd gS south Main St.
 Also the Bnfn and meNduw lot Dh inc Providence road between tht brId ges above the Dam TftVern. The woodlot and farm known a@ tht Wilkinson nrOpcrtv on the EaHtRord road in thA Town nf Wondstock z The pasture and woodlot vest ~ woddstoek uih, in the Town of Wscd' sf'ock.
 gThe Nichols holiFp and barn and fott It the corner Of School and cottage Sts In the Borough of DRnielson. Com.
 The house and fuTniture and two fots at. Crescent Beach, in the Town or BaAl Lyme. Conn.
 Also one heavy team whghA snf horse rake orc moUinc ma acklne. tRrS too bu9gies. some furnitore nd otheI things too numerous 10 mention.
 Also ten shares First National Bana Of Putnam
 Five shares Putnam Foundry and Machine Co.,. preferred stock .a
 Six shares AshIand Wstcr CoN9Saay
 G, HAROLD GIIP AfEfC. F;xacutor of the J. ". Cutler Estare.
 By HENRY L. CONVERSE, AEt.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-02
NOTICE Annual Town Meeting

The Legal Voters in Town MeetlRa in rhe Town of Franklin are hereby warned to meet at the Tcwn Hal Men- day oct. {. 1913, to elect by ballot aii Town officers required by law 10 bs elected that day. ,-. The polls will be open from a, m. to 2 D, m .. . At o'rlocE the Annual Town Meet Ing win he called.
 -FiTst--ra hesr tAt- FenortA ots-f3,e Sclectmen, Treasurer. Town School Comlnittee and Healta Os6eer, Secouui---To see if the Town VIII pay q hounty on foxeS. the compe n@ation Of tho Asgeysors for re "a ssessHg the TowH. ,f
 Fourth-To provide Tor the repairs of the hi-hweys
 Fifti-To lap t'v Tor the s;ipport of schools. rena'"s of i''rn-F'ays and aii .otiter exir> ~ses nf t'.s~ Town, 7'-
 V T t,7c " .-r---r
 TIT0Ns >-r5y--4s
 Salc st4nru of E-~-p kin. Dated at Franklin. ort lst. 1s1n,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-02

fire.
 Returns from the worlds series game between the Reds and the White Sox at Cincinnati Wednesday were made available for sDanielson fans through the Dow store and The Bulletins Asso- clated Press wire service. The fans were appreciattive of the effort of Mrs. Dove to keep them informed as to the inning by inning progress of the big event.
 There are six DanieIson members of the State guard team who will take part in the state rifle match to be shot at New Haven Saturday of this week. John C. Manlon of Worcester visited With friends in Danielson over Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-02
'N0AN'S LINIMENT
 NEVER FAILS MET, ,
Any man ar won1an who keeps it -Grdy wIli tell you that
 sau.e thing

SPELfAELY those freq uently att rked by rheumatic twinges.
 A CcGater-irritaRt, SlOan's Lini- uas-.c scstlsrs the congestion and benz f-6..s =rs.so-sf ra455sHg to the afflicted part. soon relieving the ache and pain.
 .l--E handy and used everywhere fo- reducing an! finally eliminating tbs ,s sns and stheis of lumbaeo. nelszlEi-. muscle strain, join stiffness, npsas1- bruises. the result of exposure 10 Fc lrher.
 Sans Eminent Is sold by all drug rvrSts 5y- 10- SI zO
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-02
CHESTERFIELD

Mir. and Mrs. Sam IardufSky of New York, who had been visiting Mrs. Mary YardufSlly during the holidays. return ed to their home Sunday night.
 Miss Bessie Miller spent New Years at the home Of her parents. returning to New York Sunday.
 There was no school in the Twelfth district Thursday and Friday on ac- count of the Jewish holidays
 Miss Ruth Tinker who is teaching in Lyme, spent the week end with Mrs. Charles Tinker
 The baseball team from this place and Kew London team played a
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-02

history Of the fair association. This is due to the fact that n charge is made for the adn.t sion of the ma chimes to the. grounds. As Woodstock is off tra 2spOrtation lines ahOut every body in the big crowds that attend the fair go there in automobiles and take them inside the grounds.
 A Franklin, Mscs., correspondent writes: Next Saturfay the franklin Country club golfers will iourneN to Putnam. Conn, to play return team match with the Putnam Country club. Surely they should come homo win ners of this match. even if the going !.aS been poor of late.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-02
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

Mr- and Mrs. TourteIotte have nov ed to the Russell house.
 Mrs. John True, who has been i'll, has recovered.
 Quite a few from here attended the convention at North Ashford Tues day.
 D. Mir Hammond Morton has sold his place and has moved to Putnam.
 Jack Stontenberg has returned from overseas and has gone to New York where he has a position.
 A. R. Scranton is In New York on business.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-02

treasurer, w. W. Lyman. Trustees, Fred w Chapel, A J. Huggard- E. C. Curtin R. c. Burchard, LeGrande Chappen, George Chagnon. John No- geItanz Entertainment, Mrs. George Chagnon. Miss Henrietta Gridley, Miss Edith Huggard, Miss Grace Lyon. So- Iicitors Mrs A. J. Huggard. Mrs. John Adams. Mrs. Thomas Church. Mrs Ray Woodmansee. Mrs. Joseph Ed wards. Librarian, Mrs. Walter Jefers.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-02

game in New London Sunday.
 William Turskc and Samuel Gruskin lost two valuable horses Saturday, someone giving them paris green in sonc Srain.
 Anna Powers left Saturday for Hart ford. where she is to attend business college.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-02

Wstcrbury.-A narcotic drug clinic will be put in operation today CWed- uesday). oct, I. the daily clinic hour being from 5,30 10 6.30 T. m.. with Dv. Charles w. <. Frost city health officer, in charge.