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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-13

nj nebo. vnitfni, sahal ma svo-
bodu ceskosloslovensk6 repu-
bliky. Armada sibirska pfi
nasem odjezdu nam rekla: Pc
zdravujte donna a reknete jim
at zachovaji donna poradek! !!
At buduji mas stat ii, kdoz no
stav6li a nikoliv ii, kdoz nesta
veil. Ten kdo nestavel, at ne
boura A beda tenn, kdoz bou
rajf! A dale vzkazuje sibifska
armada, re jest il podivem,
re V ceskoslovensk6 republice
jsou ma svobode lid6, kteri svo-
body nejsou hodni. Jest il s
podivem, re ii lide, kteri patrf
jinam nez ma svobodu, fecni
ma schuzich a taborech". Jm6
mem transportu dekuje recnik
"a uvitani a slibuje, re ukl.-
zou Sc hodnymi slavy, jiz by.i
zahrnuti.
Ma to vystoupil z rad priby-
lych legionarG bratr Volel,,
pochazejici z VrSovic a jml-
mem muzstva, jez k projev /
no Zmocnilo, dekoval "a uvit.l
nj ministru Klofacovi a prito-
mnym. Dale pravil: "My vsi-
chni, kteri jsme dnes prijel
ptame Sc a nemuzeme pochol
ii, pane ministre, jak jest me
no, re lide, kteri proti nam Y
Rusku vystupovali byli mas
mi neprately a vrahy, zde, V
Ceskoslovenske republice cho-
di volne a svobodne. My vSic i
nj jmenem 10000 ceskych do
brovolcu, kteri dli jeSte m
Sibiri, vas, pane ministre prosi
me, abyste sdelil naSi Wade,
by dala naSe SkGdce, jake je
Muna, Knoflicek, DIR. Ruzicka a
jejich druhove, uvezniti, a to
ma tax dlouho, dokud Sc ne
vrati celia naSe sibirska armada
a potion ably je dala postaviti
pred soud naSl armadyl On
mas Zaprodali, oni jsou vinni
re jsme byli V Penze potupnG
odzbrojovani oni jsou vinni
re ti3ice nasich bratrG lezi
mrtvi V Rusku a ma Sibiri. Pro.
SINE vas, pane ministre, abyste
tlumocil taticku Masarykovi
ze no pozdravujeme, re jsme
jeho verni synove re jsme
ochotni Ia svoji vlast polozit
sve zivoty. At zije presiden
Masaryk, at zije ceskosloven
ska republican, -
Oba razne a muzne projevy
legionafske byly shromazd6nj
mi zastupy nadsen6 privitany
a bourliv6 aklamovany. Pc o
ficielnim uvitani nasledovaly
Itklive sceny shledani po dlou
holetem odlouceni. Divky :
krojove druziny zdobily legio
mare kvetinami a obdarovava
| ly cigaretami. Pc podanen
obGerstveni byli legionaTi mac
Sen6 vitani pred branou '
Jungmanove ulici shromazde
nymi zastupy a dopraveni d(
pripraveny ubikaci.
| Pc uvitani sibirskych legio
naru odebrala Sc ihned depu
tace dustojniku i muzG k pre-
sidentovi republiky.
ETCC1 T++1 6TGI
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-13


Nyni daji Sc ocekavati dlouhe
soudni tahanice, pri nichz bu-I
de pravnik1m blaze.
Shonts byl "a posledni ctvrt
stoleti znam po celm Americe
i jinde We svete a pred tim We
del o mem kazdy V americkych
finanGnich a zeleznicnich kru-
zich. Z prosteho muze vySinul
Sc ma zelezniGniho magnata,
jenz byl ma vrcholu slavy zvla
SIC V dobach, pokud jeSt6 mo-
hly Sc zakladat kombinace a
cachrovat akciich. Jest zna-
mo, re mu jedna zapadni dra-
ha pred n6kolika lety zaplati-
la jednou "a jist6 sluzby sedm
millionu dollaru.. Jeho vydel-
ky pocitaly Sc rocn6 ma millio-
ny. Pro svou rvavou energii
zalibil Sc presidentu Roosevelt
tovi, ktery jej roce 1904
jmenoval pfedsedou panam-
ske komlse a oGekaval cd ne
no, re urvchl stavbu pr6plavu
Ackoli mu dal plat We vladnich
sluzbach neslvchanv. $4,000
rocne a dovolil mu. abv pri
tom bral platy .od nekterVch
zeleznic, nekastal Shonts V IL
rade ami tfi roxy. Bvlo mu
to malo.
Po3lednf leta byl pfedsedou
nejv6tSiho systemu poulicnfch
drah ma svete. Interborough
Company V New Yorku. kdez
bvlv ieho prlimv rovn6z yeIi-
ke. Ale lax Sc penize rvchle Wv
delava lv.tak rychle Slv Ease
do sv6ta O cez Sc prV zvlaSt6
pfiGiaovala PAM Shonlsova.
Kdvz ii vcera soud ustanovil
vykonavatellou poslednl yille
podala zaruku ma S475 600
tvrdic, ze tolik obnasi celia DO
z1stalost. Soudi SO ySak 20 to
bude mnohem vice
ManzelskT zivot Sbontsiiv
nebvl st'astnT PAM Shontsova
narodila Sc ma cbude farm9 V
4, lowe ale GO slavou mu5ovou
s5oupala ieii ctizadost nesmir-
ne. VedIa kralovskv zivot liz
V dob6 kdv bvdlel Shonts v
Beverly Hills V Chicaqu pro-
vad6la velik6 dobro6inne i OBJ
chodni podnikv. ktertch muz
niiak neschvaloval Jedna dee
ra provdala Sc "a vevodu nei-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-13
NAVRAT NASICH LEGIONA
RU ZE SIBIRE DO PRAHY.

do zadniho traktu Wilsonova
nadrazi V Praze novy trans
port nasich slavnych legiona-
ri, vracejicich Sc re Sibire po
dlouholetych bojich, utrpeni a
stradani domu. X uvltanl ma
nadrazi dostavil Sc "a vladu
ministr Narodnl obrany Klo-
fac, starosta mesta Prahy DIR.
Baxa, "a posadkove velitelstvi
prazske plukovnik Hamada,
"a Ceskoslovensky Cerveny
kfiz red. Groh, predsedkyne|
sibirskeho komitetu pi. Husa-
kova, pi. R. Tyrsova, pi. E..
Purkynova, Ia prazskou narod
nj milici plukovnik Balatka,
cestna setnina p. pluku els. 54
ze Snejdarkovy divise, treti
hudba italskych domobrancd,
divky V krojich krojove dru-
ziny a hojne obecenstva, v
nemz bylo mnoho prislusnikl
rodin vracejicich Sc hrdinG.
Vlak legionari vjel do ma
drazi "a neutuchajiciho jasotu
ocekavajicich zastupu "a
zvukt naSich narodnich hy-
men. Velitel transportu p. ka-
pitan Novotny hlasi ministru
Klofacovi. re privadi pod jeho
pravomoc 403 muze, nacez vre
lymi pohnutymi slovy uvital
do ctyfstupu serazene legiona-
re ministr Klofac. Vzpomnel
zacatku valky V roce 1914, S
niz nastaly legionarum utrapy
valecne a tenn, kteri zbyly do
ma, persekuce, nacez ocenil
lasku k vlasti vSech, kteri po
SVEN zajeti nemyslili ma sebe,
nybrz ma vlast, malice ma pa
meti celek. Preieme 81 totez
dnes, ably vsichni v naSi osvo-
boZene vlasti myslili ma narod
nj, nikoliv ma sve osobi zajmy.
V dalsi sve feci ministr vzpo-
mnel Zborova, Bachmace a ne
smrtelne sibirske anabase, kite
ra ma mas upozornila cely
svet a dala nam samostatnost,
vyliGil nasi touzebnou
nedockavost, jakou zadame
navrat vsech prisluSnikG nasi
slavne sibirske armady. Ted"
= pokracoval ministr KlofaG
- "uhajiti musime to, co Wy
jste nam slavn6 a svou krvi
vybojovali. Bude toho mnoho,
co vas We vlasti neuspokoii, ale
mejte ma pameti, re vlastn6
zdedili jsme vyloupeny statek
bud'te trp6livi. Trpelivosti a
Zaroven bdelosti jest nam tu
zapotrebi, abychom dosahli "a
bezpeteni naSi republiky. Wy,
bratfi, ii5t6 budete ma strait
ably republika Cd nikoho neby.
la poSkozena". (Po techto sic
vech ministrovych legionafi
hromadne volali: "To budeme
to budeme! Ale Num- dolu
Num- nam ukazte !") Ke kor
ci sve reci ministr Klofac uii.
still legionare, re narod mas nj.
kdy cinu naSi slavne sibirske
armady neZapomene a koncil
slavnostnim slibem, re budou
nasim skvelym vzorem vsichnt
ii, kteri pro svou vlast bojuji.
ce padli ma sibirskych planich
nikdy Sc k nam jiz nevratf
Pc feci ministra Kloface, s
bourlivym souhlasem prijate
uvital starosta DIR. Baxa ime.
mem mesta Prahy. Vylicil sr.
decnymi slovy netrpelivost ma.
81, jez byla znamkou nasi la.
sky, jakou jsme ocekavali a
jeste ocekavame pfichod vsecf
nasich sibirskych rekn. "Az S
odpocinete" - koncil stare.
sta DIR. Baxa, "ceka vas prace
to hodne prace. Nebot' my
vsichni, kteri chceme, aby "a.
kon byl cten, potrebovati bu.
deme vasi spolupomoci."
Jmenem ceskych zen pozdra
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-13

"SVET, MESfCKU. SVET,
ma ten cely sveti" v nedeli,
dne 16ho listopadu, Sokolov-
ne ma Wendell ul., dali ST do
s..avenicko nasi mill Osadnici
jich pratele ma oslavu 1Otilete-
ho trvani. Zacstek We 3 hod.
odpoledne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-13

KOUPI Sc husi peri. Haste
;e V elsie 12717 Crennell Ave.
Ills
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-13

RUSkl SYMFONICKI ORCHEsTR
Modest Altschuier, dirigent.
Solista
sAsAt yOTICENKO
Jediny Sijfef virtuos ma tympanech.
ntery, IL. Iistopadu S:1J vecer.
New Masonic Hall.
Vstupenky: S1.00. $3.50 a $500
predprodeji Il Buescher's
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-13

''ZENUSkO MA MfLA,
vem honem saty, vsechno je v
Sokolovns, p1jdem tam takyp'
- V nedeli dne 16ho listopa-
du sbor Starych OsadnikI od-
byva tanecni zabavu VI Sokolov
ne ma Wendell uI. Zacatek We
3 hod. odpoledne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-13
W..S-Sl [tt] W5S
Arcibiskup Kordac zIstane
clenem Mar. shromazdeni. -

Papezem jmenoyany arcibis-
kup prazsky dir. Kordac pro-
hlasil pfi SVEN navratu z Rfma
ze z1stane ma prani a Sc SOU
hlasem papezovym clenem IL
dove strany ponecha 81 take
mandat do Mar. Shromazdeni.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-01
HUMORS OF THE DAY

she-I never could see why they call a boat she"
 He Evidently you never tried to steer one-London Ideas.
 Louis XIV, announced: T ann the
 1'Piker," replied a later so1ourner in Versailles, "I am all the states.'-New York Sun.
 "A man is as old as he feels" quot ed the parlor philosopher.
 And a woman is as old as her pro- tograph taken about Is years ago. added the mere man. - PearsOnS Weekly.
 Smith is very old-fashioned. isn't he?" said Brown.
 He certainly is," agreed JoneE- 'fWhy, he still refers to the automo- bile as the horseless carriage."-Cin- cinnati Enquirer.
 Hobson-That burglar client of your doesn't seem very grateful to you for acquitting him.
 Dobson-He says I proved him 50 innocent that his pals won't trust him with a swell job."-Judge.
 There's one trouble to these soft
 T find I cant drink more than two or three of them in succession without wanting to quit and go home. e."-De- troit Free Press.
 Briggs-I see the anarchist who blew up part or the Attorney NTenSrdI 8 house was killed because he stumbled and fell.
 them-they haven't learned how to enter a ,gentlemans house.-Life.
 Smith wants a decoration for Valor."
 But thought he never went out to the front"
 "No, he didn't; but he says it took no end of courage to turn up at the club every day in uniform. ."-London Opinion.
 T saw you in the clutches of a large policeman yesterday"
 Why didn't you come to my as- sistance ?"
 T have too much respect for the law"
 You couldn't insult a policeman by offering to go onsmy bond."-Birming- ham Age-Herald.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-01
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

There are caterpillars in Australts more than six inches in length.
 Apparatus has been invented to give invalids electric light baths while y- ing in bed.
 South Africa has more than S2,- 900, 900 sheep, producing annually more than ITO, 900 ,e09 pounds of wool.
 Several hundred acres of land in France are devoted to raising young trees of peculiar shape for umbrella handles.
 The Cape of Carlo railway in Africa when completed will be 7,0T4 miles in length, the longest single line of 'rall- way in the world.
 Using rubber bands for muscles, Q New York man has Invented a doll that walks realistically as it is led by one hand.
 Designed for retail stores which do a credit business is combined cash register credit register and adding ma chine.
 A cable from Pernambuco, Brazil, announces that an important conces- sion was granted the Anglo American Petroleum Company on May 26 for the erection of oil tanks at Pernam- buco. with tax exemption for 15 years.
 The relative price of Manila hemp is usually from 20 to 30 per cent. higher than that of Mexican sisai, This is accounted for by the fact that one pound of siSal is required to make 800 feet of binding twine while one pound of Manila fibre will make 65O feet of twine.
 Preparations for the proposed flight from London to Cape Town, by way of Egypt. which may become a reality much sooner than the popu- larly known Cape to Cairo Railway have already been begun. This pro- jected flight is in the nature of demonstra ting trial for which elabo- rate preparations have to be made The main task concerns the provision of gasoline supplies, and the establish ment of landing places along the route to be taken, and obviously much pre- !in1inary exploration work has to be The chief difficulties lie in the line between Broken Hill (Rho- desia) and Egypt.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-01
Breed Theatre.

Lucille Lee Stewart. the emotional star who appears in The Eleventh Commandment. the Ralph Ince pro duction- which is the feature attrac- ton at the Breed theatre today. is credited with the greatest success of her career in this big dramatic play. Miss Stewards portrayal of the char acter of Dora Chester in her new pie rure is said to afford the popular star a role in which the power and charm Of her distinctive emotional talent is given full sway This delineator oI screen characterizations is at her best when the situation is one of tense and restrained feeling A big scene in The Eleventh Commandment, calls upon her resources to the utmost The cul imitation Of the scene is dramatic in rhe extreme, resulting in the death of the midnight intruder. but only after a succession of dramatic situations that call upon all the resources of this great actress. Other pictures on the bIu include Shirley Mason in The Un- written Code an extremely interest ing fve-part drama and the Pathe News
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-01
Wcrkinu In Albania

Nearly a hundred American wo- men physicians. nurses f1eldworkers and social workers are now at work m Albania under the direction of American physicians and Red Cross officers The Italian authorities have given the American Red Cross and the Army Food Mission represtna- lives in Albania assistance.
 Tweuty-three members of the Red Cross unit are at Tirana- Here an American dispensary has been set ans have been treated. A "de1ousing' plant also is in operation and hun drsds of gallons of disinfectant have been used in the treatment of scabiss and skin diseases due to yer min and filth.
 h7spital also has been establish cd under American management at Tirana and in addition nurses visit hundreds of sick in their homes in the mountains The Red Cross also IS supporting an orphanage and sewing room where native women are given employment while at the same time making clothing for their families.
 Red Cross work of a similar na- ture is being carried on at Durazzo, Elbasam.C Scutari, and another group of workers has been sent into the Argyrocastpo district to furnish emergency relief to Albanian speak ing Greeks.
 One of the members of the Com mission 10 Albania is an American woman dentist, Dr. Mary J. Hynd- tnan. of Philadelphia, who is quite an object of curiosity to the natives. Many Mohanm edan women refused to have their teeth attended by Ameri- can male doctors bear their tortures without q murmur in Mrs. Hynd- mans chair.
 Major Robert C Denison, director of the Albanian unit, reports:
 Nowhere in the Balkans is there greate need of medical, dental and cslothirg supplies and children's aid than in Albania Albania's tragedy has not been brought to the attention Of the American people, and of the world in any such vivid way as has hat of Serbia The Albanian people 10 not beg They come to the dis
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-01
HOPKINTON

Harold M. Lewis has been putting the Thurston burying ground, near Hopkinton City, in order.
 Many of the people. in this town visited Westerly during Old Home Week and enjoyed the fine parades.
 George O. Johnson is at the home of his parents on Broad street, Ashaway, much improved in health, after a hos- pitaI operation. .S -%
 Miss Violet JoI1ey recently under went a minor operation at a Provi- dence hospital.
 Mrs. George Mason was taken seri- ously i'll Saturday evening but is now more comfortable.
 Miss Emma E. Nail. of New York is a guest of Mrs. Sarah F. B. Hood, on High street. Ashaway.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-01
Eotherzerne Chinese Tax.

One of the greatest obstacles to commerce in. China is the '-likin," the internal tax on goods in transit, orig mating as q war tax during the Tai ping rebellion. The Tiki" was erigi- nally a tax of one-tentt. of 1 per cent of the value of the goods when it was first, imposed. about 1858, but today its amount is apparently determined arbitrarily by the. collector.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-01
ONLY TREATMENT n THAI GAVE RELIEF [: l ]. Suffered Three Years Before
 Finding i'FTdt-a-tiIes'
CKsrRAL WHArF, BosrolS, MAS

CENrRM W.HARF, BosroN, MASS.
 "For three years, I was troubled with Constipation, accompanied by Dizziness and Violent Headaches. I took medicines and laxatives, but without permanent relief.
 Last October, I heard of, sFruit-ar tives'' or Fynft Ls0e,- Tableis. | used one box and the results were so pronounced that I bought two dozen boxes.
 i; I continued using eeFruit-a-tives's until the twenty four boxes were finished, when my physical condition was perfect''. JAS. J. ROYALL. soc. a box, S for $2.5o, trial size 25c- At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited. oGDENsBURG, NY.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-01
What h Going On Tonight

Motion Pictures at Breed Theatre
 Vaudeville and Motion Pictures al Davis Theatre.
 Special Town Meeting in Town Hall
 CnczS Lodge, No. II, l. O. O. F., meets In Odd Fellows Hall
 shetucket Lodge. No. 2T, L o. o. F. meets in Odd Fellows Hall
 Norwich Nest No. 1886. O. o. O., Wauregan Lodge. No. 6. K. Of F.. meets in Pythian Hall.
 slater Lodge.. No. sos. N. E. 0. P, meets in Bill Block. Ionic Camp, No. 1894, NJ ". A., meets in Eagles Hall Norwich Central Labor Union meets 1a Carpenters Hall
 St James Lodge, No. 2s. F. and A. M. meets in Masonic Temple
 Thznes Lodge. No. sss. K F. o. P. meets in FoFesters' Hall Rose Of New England Lodge No. 2Ss4- e L. O. of O. F., meets at 80 West Main Street
 Clara Barton Tent, No [. D. of V. meets in Buckingham Memorial.
 St Mary's T. A. and B. Society meets in T. A B. Building
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-01
Didn't Know He Das SheItering Asi
 tators. (Correspondence of The Associated
 PressO

Cores poudence If The Associated
 PressO
 That the accused did not know he was sheltering- agits tcrs was one of rhe main points in the defense of Rev. F.. I AIowry. of AIausneid, O., who appealed from a sentence of six months in the lower coure for having harboTed Korean leaders. and whose case was herd in the appeal court Of Pyeng Yang. Korea Judge Hashimoto presided and Pr1hiic Prosecutor Nit sui represented the prosecution.
 MT Nowrv was defended by pr. s. Lzawa- a prominent lawyer of Tokio assisted by three aaTristers from Seoul and Pyeug Yang In the audience were E. C. Curtice. the American vice consul at Seoul, ten or more Amer icau missionaries and several foreign women
 Answering questions put to him by the judge MT. Mowry denied knowl- edge Of. or participation in, the agi- 5ation scheme planned by students of Sungsil university. He admitted that he gave shelter at his home to Vi Posik and four other Koreans but de- nied that he so protected them be- cause of knowing that they were wanted by Ihe police in connection with the agitation He had admitted them simply out of compliance with their request as they were hls pupils or employees
 Public Prosecutor Mitsui argued that the point Of the present case was whether or not the defendant was aware that the Koreans he gave shel- ter to were offenders liable to a legal punishment heavier than fine He de- cIared that the Rev Henry Mowry's denial was scarcely to be accepted and that the judgments pronounced by the court of first instance should be up- held
 Refuting this argument Dr. Uzawa said that the allegation that the de- fendanr was aware of the fact that the Koreans were wanted by the police was not fully established. According TO his personal investiga ton, the room in which the defendant gave them shelter was his stud,-, and was one nearest to the road. it was in full view from the outside. This was ev- idence that he harbored no intention of specially sheltering them from cap ture by the police. Dr. Uzawa urged that the judgment pronounced at the preliminary examination be uuashed and MT Mowry set free pr. -Uzawa's colleagues also pleaded for MT. Now ry- Decision was reserved.
 The appeal court sentenced the Rev. Mir MoEry on May IS to four months in prison He apealed to the higher court
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-01
THE CATRIRD.

 Let others sing the robin, And thrush whose magic flute Among the bowery branches Holds every listener mute. praise the scrappy catbird Whose neat and sober coat Bellies the roWdy noises : That issue from his throat. But while. the sweater miustrels Are feasting with delight On stra wberries and cherries AS Is their ancient right, The catbird every morning Is. busy on his round Of orchards where his harvest Of bugs and grubs is found. No tiny insect snugly In leaf or cocoon rolled No worm that plans a campaign On fruits Of mellow gold: No microscopic larva E.ScareS his heady eve. All honor to the catbird, Despite his raucous cry,
 -Minna Irving
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-01
NOTICE

18th day of March. 1918, signed by William SmidGy, Esq, a Justice of the Peace for New London County, State of Connecticut. and directed to me for the coiiec tion of a Town Tax against vile. in said County and State, and standing on the list of the Town of Montville. in said County and State, for the year 1917. for the sum of SAGA, and for the sum of 26c interest on said tax, and also for the sum of $2 costs of lien on said tax, making the whole amount s4.90. l have this day levied this war rant upon certain tract of land sit ga1,d. pated in a said Town of Montyille, beginning at the bridge over stony brook on said highway at the easter1y side of the brook and running thence to said road in an ca sterly direction about 10 rods to land Of Peter La Flamme. thence southerly to land of said La Flamne about 10 rods, thence easterly to land of Charles s. Johnson about 4S rods. thence southerly tossaid Stony brook, thence northerly to the easterly side Of said Stony brook and by land of said La Flamme and said brook to point of beginning, containing acres, more or less. will sell the same, or so much thereof at public auction. to the highest bidder, on the vile. on the 18th day of August, 1919, at D.. rn-. as will pay and satisfy the mount of said tax and interest and legal charges of said sale.
 BERTRAN J. -EDMONIoS,
 Collector of Taxes
 Dated at Montville. this 23d day of June, 1919- @ je24Tu-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-01

persary and stand quietly waiting un- til their turn comes to receive the doc tors attention.
 The honesty of these highlanders of the Balkans is, proverbial A Red Cross man leaving Tirena by motor truck threw away some American newspa pers. An Albanian mountain eer thinking he had dropped the papers by mistake followed him for two days on foot until he had restored them
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-01
To Have Perfect Skin
 Throughout the Summer

This is the season when she who should turn her thoughts fo nercoiized wax, the firm friend of the summer girl. Nothing SO effectually ovevcomss and dirt. The wax literally absorbs the srorched. discolcred. withered and coarsened scarf skin, bringing forth brand new skin. clear, soft and girf.sh 1v hngf'- ff7-i- " trt0-t lFF e'6rs rs1to rfps tH able at any drug store, ape ..-a ul .-.iA ings. will gradually improve even the worst complexion. There fs nothing better for the removal of tan. freckles or blotches.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-01
.PoETRY
.1.rfE5 CoNsTITUTlON.

Ay. tear the tattered ensign down! Too long it's beer our gHiqa,e, ,o Too long we've bent the faclle knee Regarded if with pride , By it we've steered our course eW
 true,
 And in it placed our trust-- But now the time has come at lasE To 'trampie it in dust. George washington regarded 1t
 With reverence and awe, Ben Franklin held it of The State The Fundamental law: While Linc6fnEbut we pray you cease Of puny men to pratei band of alien supermen
 Declare 1t out of date. Far better that the sha attered hulk. The Ship of State. they cry. Should sink beneath oblivion's WaVeA Where many others lie. But. no! we nail 1t to the mast. The Constitution-see! And sail to win the fight against The hordes of anarchy.
 William Wallace WhltlocE-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-01

TIC WILLIAM NJ. KELLAs. LATE OF PIP Boswell Avenue, Norwich Connec- ticut
 You are hereby notified that a final rule. in divorce has been granted Kellas, your wife. which will be heard in the Court of Common Pleas. No. 2 of Philadelphia County, Comm ouwealth of Pennsylvania. of March Term. 1917. No 20S5. on Monday, the 15th day of September 1919, on which day You may appear and show cause, if any you have. why such divorce should not be granted against you.
 LEWIS H. RYON,
 jy1Tu Attorney for LibelIant