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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-16
Citation for Hearing on Final Account
and for Distribution.


Estate Of George Reiter, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County Of Stearns.
In Probate Court:
In the Matter of the Estate OF George
Reiter, Decedent;
The State Of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the final account of
the estate of said decedent:
The representative of the above
named decedent, having filed in this
Court his final account Of the admins
tration of the estate Of said decedent,
together with his petition praying for
the adjustment and allowance Of said
final account, and for distribution OF
the residue of said estate to the person
thereunte entitled.
Therefore, you, and each of you,
are hereby cited and required to show
cause, if any you have, before this
Court at the Probate Court Rooms
in the Court House, in the City Of st.
Cloud, in the County Of Stearns, State
Of Minnesota, on the
oath DAY OF OCTOBER, 1918,
at 8 o'clock A. NJ, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness, the Judge of said Court,
and the Seal of said Court, this 26th
day of September, 1919.
(Court seal J.. B. HIMSL.
PAUL ALLIES, Probate Judge.
Atty. 2-9-16
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-16
@obtlater fir bos Bolt betpdbren
tueroen, m1tB erit Die 3uflnft lebrer.

Mar ,uirt Ser tatbolifdeu Stride
a1noul6fnmfeit boz, DEFENDERS binfidt=
lid brer 5fell1ng gegen gen1iidte
Chen. Mu11 beiBt es aber III benz @e-
ebbu1 Ser 9rangemd1111er IN Canada,
|6ob irgero elm Mitglie6 beg Berban.
oes, oos 6e1t8erein 6a6ur9 rentebn" !,
BOP es cine @atboIifim beiratet, aus
gei@loilen peroen fon, 11no bob iieoes
Meitglie6 anes baranfesen fonte, nm
iberballpt Seirater 3tpiifdden Yrote-
ftarter ur16 @ufbolifen at be%rbin6ern,
.6n plbe gerifbte Chen getDobrlib
ungIiidI[iiH a11sfnqen 11t6 benz Bro.
[feitanti8nuis, gum 5dd6en gereid]en."
|Dnra11s gebt berbor, 6ab Broteltan.
Ten, Die es grnit rebr1en nit ibrer
MeligiorL IN 1ieer &iniiH bus ndm-
Tide fiiiible1l ipie Die AutboIifen-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-16
|Dicie cine SatRc tue ID!
'8eri1dJe ale @ade1! 9alte felt an
benz mas gut 1T.

Dieie @orte ~iumitrieren Metbooen
I'M ein5elnen, mie bon BEN Doftoren
|Webrii6er Rea o%rgetpan6t, melhe fpe-
3iaIilierer1 nuf benz groBen Selbe Ser
.inneren Meoi5in, Beban6llng bon
&Seranfbeiter obne dirnrgiibe Spera=
ton. gerin6e alle 5a6en, balte felt
an benz, tnos gut 1T. Nidts als cine
.groBe, erfnbrungsreide Braris err
tDirh Die %1ottpenbige &enntnis, fol-
DIE 8eban6lungen a~us5l1Dablen, Die
gut 1in1 nno iol6e8eban6lungen aus
bent Wege gu rdltr1er, Die f6lebt
fin6.
@em6B ibrer Braris pperieren tie
.nidt fir MISUNDERSTANDING Gal
len1teine, Miereniteim, Mage1ge-
16mure uno ongei6moaene Mbern,
bIeibe1 meg nit Dem Wfeiier nno fppa=
rem qroBe Muslogen IN Der 8ebano-
lung oieier gefabrliden @ranfbeiten.
|esn Miere11-, BInien-, rbenmati1den u.
%nerb0{en @rnnfbeiten, 5nliudt, Sab
n1trq, mnginn1em 8absh1m Der &in-
Der. @lumpfuB, Midgpatsberffriim-
munger, 6ro1enfrnnfbeiten, babe1 lie
|iabreInnge @rfabrung un6 t%o1ieroe
3ufrie6engelteQter Batienten.
ueberroidenoe @nt6edungen be5Mg-
lid Bebnn6lung bon @6ipinofl9t,
|elftbmn, 8ronditis, Galbbeh, SD
tarrh, 2eber., Magen-, gingetpeioe.
@eidauer6en, tiehikenben droniidet
'Rrnnfbehen uro 8eban6lung fir tt1-
!berfuIdre Dru1e1, Heine @eibpiillte,
Rrebs, ber66dtige Nustpadie. &a-
morrboi6en l1no getpiifen 5orn1ea bon
|Efsemn nit Ser Experimentation g6a-
neutrality-suspicious. it idn1er5-
log un6 bringt Diefen &ranfbeite11
Elm @n6e: &opfpeh, itarfer 8llta1-
6rang, @er5franfbeiten 8llttfranf-
beiter .unD iene1t nIter lang ihlei-
den6en dronifden @ranfbeiten; Elm
|praftiffdter BIan Der 8ebanol1ng, ar1<
aenommer1 nod iabrela11ger Grab.
r1,na. Die Doftoren @ebri6er Mea
limo tpobbefnnrte Merate, rt1o tbr
@uf qebt uiiber oie ga113et Ser. Ston.
ten. @ra11ffe ar6 iere, Die intereiliert
|finb, 1inD eirgelaben, poranipred9e11.
IDie Doftore,1 @ebriioer &ea gebe1
fneie Roniultntiort, l1nteriuda11g u11o
Mot; frei Biz gum /. Nober1ber. $50
IBebnn6lltng ratiam, Mebiai1le1 gun.
|@oitenpreis. Office $40 McanigBt
@eb6,1oe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-16
Sauna 811dfte bulb mitleioig, bal

re1tg11ert Die Ad1eln.
Sid Got, i4 bite @ie! 8urger-
|li6e 5amiIie, tpie Die 8iotrostpfDs,
baben gar feinen Stammbaum nno
feline 8orfabren. Das beiBt, Hnpa,
Der ia Sole BON @eburt 1T, fon1te It'd
ben M6el 3nlegen, men1 er molte -
peniaitens tun es biele 2anosle1te
bon inn unb fein Meni6 berbietet es
linen. Mber Elm Stammbonm eriltlert
natlrlid nidt!"
u8enn er ni9t eriitiert, muB man
nah linn forfden un6 i'm dulan1n1e1t+
ieben, gang einfa@! @lauben 91e
6enn, sic 8feiffers. uno Die 0berotn-
qer = meme Ma1tter 1T cine gebore-
ne Sber6inger aus Gubingenz- bot
ten cine D%erniinftige @ei9le9tstafel
oufautpei1en? Mber ieBt 1T lie %, bon
anen bei6en Samilien - nn0 ra-
rum? sd bab' lie mir Derl6ofH, ib
bab' nidt eber g%enaitet, Biz ib lie
aulammen -batte = aug alien B1beln
unD SUPERINTENDENT, aus ytott5en %
un6 BORT, bon urolter, bon Deri6ol,
Ienen @roBonfeln II. @roBtanten, Die
|idlieBlid go115 nnf6dbbares WSatertal
Observation-Disclosures mubten. Solbe
alte @bronif 511 perfolgen 1T rieitg IT,
tere1iant; i6 mo1te gar15 gena11 oil
Sic min5igen nn6 feinen Gaode11 per
folqen, sic Big in mein Daiein bin
iiberlaufen, un6 ib fnn SSbbnen ia
qen, i6 bob 10 monde g%efnnoert, Die
mir Mufldrnng iiber ouerlei gteiglt1n<
qen un6 @igenf6aften, bel mir TO-
mobI pie BEL @lie, geben, oenn n1r
apei boben bieles an nns, mos ~ tel
ner @eiie ouf uniere iebr 1@abbaret
6erren @Itern 5nriid5ufibren it,.
,Mber Sic glei9en beioe a11ffal=
LEND ibrer Muter!!"
u@ott ia - duBerlidl Was mill
bos 1dleBli6 bebeltten2 Sic Shnle
tuf's bod ni6t! SsSm @ern %
itedt es 6rin! 1n6 beu5ntage, no Die
8ererbunastbeorie nit @e6t cine 10
rie1iae MoIe 1piet, no 6ie @elebrten
oriiber ldreiben uno Die Boeten o1d}-
ten - iiebe Sbfen-6a bat Tout tb
meinen, ie6er benfen6e Menl@ ge-
ro6e5u Sic @fli6t, berals5ubefom-
men, tpie unb marum er bas gefpore
ben lit, tpas er lit, unb Die ldetnba-
re 8ufdnigfetten nn6 lm1rtihe Get
|tenlpriinge Ser Natnr ONT @r0e oo9
auf einen gang b%eitimmten R11nH 6n-
rii93ufubren iino."
Das @efprd6 mnroe nod cine
|@eile in 6iefer Beile fortgefiibrt 11r.o
|eg mar nidt gu b%erfenrer1, bob DIE
observation-disclosures beg ll1rgert
gfeiffer nber Observation-Disclosures
Iidfeiten anf &annn's @enit .einer1
|fefen @tn6rud mndten. Muf bent
Miiidhapege nod &aufe mar tie nod
oenfIi6 unb fdueigfam, nro lelolt
Qub's Mefereierr bermobten tie mot
aug oiefer 9timur1ng b%ero11s5uret-
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-16

Citation for Hearing ON Final Account
and for Distribution.
State Of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
in Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Ottilie
DObner Decedent;
The State Of Minnesota to all persons
interested in the n account and dis
tribution of the estate of said ~decedent:
The representative Of the above named
|decedent, having filed in this Court
his final account of h administration
of the estate Of said decedent, together
with his petition praying for the ad--
|justment and allowance of said final
account and for distribution of the
residue of said estate to the persons
Therefore, you, and each of you,. are
hereby cited n required to- show
cause, If any you have, before this
Court at the Probate Court Rooms in
the Court House, in the City OF, st.
Cloud, in the County of Stearns, State
s1st DAY OF OCTOBER, 1919,
at 9 O'Clock A. M, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness, The Judge Of said Court,
and the Seal of said Court, this list
day Of October 1919.
J.. b. HIMSL
9-16-23 Probate Judge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-16
Sic 6Rlidje NIB BE psitlide Sc

Die 6ftlidJe mnb bic meitlide Sc.
mifpbdre ffnb gleidmdbig bon Ar-
beiter1111ruber1 beingei16t, bic irtr11er
u,ebr Elm ~brober1oes M1rsfebe1 a1n1eg-
men. Die @rbidnft beg &rieges 1T
meroM 6iefeIbe, u11b uberM iiro DIE
Meqier1ngen ii gerlegertbett oarilber,
tpie iie Die Grogen ur1o S~oroerl1t1ge1
Ser a~1ffteigenoe11 11eue1 Belt bebat1.
beI1 {oIe11. Meon Bot leioer bielfab
peri61tu1t, arf 0ie Re1geitaltl11g per
qeienfhaftIider1 un6 mirtidaftliden
Berbdltnifie fib redt5eitig bor5i1oe-
lei, Mm idneniten idei11t man n
DeutfhIa16 fi9 IN bie meme Bet bin
eir1aeIebt at bobe1t. Db ole % e1llg
o,,qenou1rr1e11e1 Nenbregelt1 ith ols
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-16

sc 1uare befer getueier, tue11n bie
Megierurg friiber grunolide Inter.
i,tdunger1 Der Ereibereien 6ersJleiib.
barone un6 or6erer felbftfihtige1
&orporotio11er borgenommer b1tte.
8erbutung eines l1ebels 1T beifer als
Ser Berf16 Der @eil,tng zines bereits
einaetrete1ter 11no tiefpltr5elnbe1t lie.
bells. @er1 Elm Sa1ts brennt, tDoler
=biele retten belfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-16

Sci eiuer Notwithstanding
r1,rto III Seem Sort gegen Die oentlde
Ober erfId6rte cine 5ra1t aug &ae11t1t-
al. oog mare feige: Nidaro Bag1ter
|aeh6re Ser gn1t3en Belt gle tDairoe
fI1tag rausgefdmiifen. Die einfadlte
Betpeisfibrn1g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-16

Ser g~SIferb,tnb IL ber 6riebe,"
lat grdlioert Biliorr. rDas aaiier-
reid it Ser 6rieoe," ffdete emit yta.
poIeot Ser Dritte rno perfiigrfe
sFronfreim bon einert friegeritben
5Mbente1.er irs nnbere, Biz Se0d11 Der
Igahe elm gnoe madte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-16

4 @as Sic 1tnteri1tdltug Der Se1er-
una fotpeit ergeben bat::&leioer, Shn.
Re. gnhrungsnritteI in6 ei1esteils
fe1ter, tpeiI {ie pieI @eIb foften, linD
.foifert anoerfeits oiel, neil he tel1er
fino.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-16

Die sdtpeis nil fid ben geitriH
a1r g6lerliga nod mberlegen. sS51 Der
36qer1t1g Iiegt fdon Elm 8abel;; mare
6eie aiad, mas tie fem follte, Die
@dhpei3 bddttte fiderli@ NIT beioe11.
,66n0en 31gegriffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-16

,MI1o sic - alio sic baben 6as
m1d fdon bemerfftt22" fragte tie I'M
|fider.
Ser @fpboIoge iiebt bog nit BEN
~er1ten 8Iidl" errtgegnente er gelnl'
len 49, s frer1te i'm, eno1id Elm gbe'
ma gefun6e1te 5t baben, bel benz die
fe feine &unoeidna1t5e", tpte er tie
|innerli9 tit1Iierte, tparm m1iroe.
usso, tpirfIid, 8arrnnl" mifdte fd
Gle iebt elm. vW1ir 1T Bog nl6 n1f-
qefnnen, mie oeine @ltern bid 90.
mails berbradten. Dieter pedraben.
idtpar5e Softer, bieie fIeine bellblon.
I6e Mrtter - l116 OH bn5n! @s II
formlid fomif6l1
@g hottie Sen Mnf9ein, n1s OBJ e
bent MGio1den ielber eber trngiib OLE
|fomiIa erfdien. gamma bette Der
Slid aeienff - Elm griibeIn6er, &c.
qnalter 3ug itan6 IN bent i1nget1 @e.
Efidr.
SD on SSbrer Seue," l1eB. 1td1 Sltt
bernebmen nn6 fnidte eiren bnrrer
53neiq ab, Ser Der nnabfiamen Sa1tre
nnfebIbar Ing @efidt geihneM more
vmiiroe nidt rlbert ebe ih nibt felt
iteGen f0;unte, tpie Ser BiotropsfDidt
|6tnmmbarm beidnffen 1T, aus mas
fir @lernenten Sbre gorfabren it'd
!5nfammenfebenl1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
BANK REPORT D|sCLOsES
DECREASE IN SURPLUS
Loans Decreased Sal ,GaS,OO0 anu
Net Deposits Also Show
Slump.
ALL SHARES WERE LOWER
Worldwide Labor Unrest Proved
Depressing Influence in Securities,
With Exception of Tobacco'
Leather and Several Others.
ny nRoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. Feb. S.-The actual
bank .atemSnt today , showed d.s snrpsad5
s53,OS7 900. and ne, demand deposits
decreased si7.ssi; 600. The average,
ssa5esa, sn1Wed TaaP%dS s4stso0
and ne; demand deposits decreased
With few exceptions. stocks were
lower day. the entire market being
depressed by the world wide labor UNI
rest. The exceptions 10 the general
stocks and Hide and Leather preferred.
Steel sold At the lowest price since
the armistice was signed, and closed
there. The bank statement was favor
able for stock market operations. and
because of the growing ease OF money
and the Increasing short interest pro
better market III the near future.
DENY BENxnI. CONTRACT
SUFFICIENTLY IMPORTANT
Although IL IS autnoritatively denied
that the hcnzol contract OF the Barrett
Company with the standard oil is i'm
portant enough TO be II market in
iuence the stree; Insists that the buy
;ns is based on that contract. 1t is
understood chat this benzol when
power per gallon about SO per cent
AS gasoline is retailing at p cents.
- cents; the possib o,i;tIs seem very
supply OF benzol is lmmed
\ sale Of Reynolds Is, stock was
above the previous sale. This is evil
dence OF tho prosperity OF the tobacco
companies for the buyer was identified
as an important manufacturer, who
thinks the stock cheap at shat price.
REPORT DISCLOSES RYAN
HOLDS STORE INTEREST
The fact not generally known was
made to-day that the chain of cigar
stores operated under the name of A.
Schultz has for some time been af-
tiliate5 with leading interests In one
of the largest tobacco manufacturing
IS interested in IL;
In connection with the new high
record price made to-day by tobacco
products, :. was announced that Vice
President J. VI. Dixon sailed for
Europe on business trip. taking in
IN Gland France, Turkey. Greece.
rc-estahlish business connections in
terrupted hy the war.
The president OF the American Lin
seed Company also sailed for London
to-day in connection with importanr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

sBfo~n Bres CTS w vai::.::: ~
va Car. Chemical Co. LIST IS .tbid(.:.... sah
Va. Car. Chemical Co. COW. IS tbld)... l9l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
BOND LIST

Am: Writing Paper SIS. cts. tbid)....... 81
4. { |. Is; A. ODD. Observation-Disclosures. s2n
4. c. LII. and y. col. As tbid). ......... n
4, {. l.. conv: Is IRalto.) taskedl;.,;.. ST.
Chesapeake and Ohio cow. IS Did,. ssh
l-:rgett and Myers Tobacco 5s........... cS
Loriilard Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. sla
Mercantile Marine ee. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9Its
Sea boa ri Air Line ref. ts.................. 30
Sea board Air Limo adj 5s................. 50
southern Railway As tbid) ................ 6Iti
southern halfway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Y. $ Registered Is. 1882 tbidD. ........... s7n
Y. s. Registered IS. 1925 (bid) ............ 1854
L. $. Liberty loan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sS. 80
Y. 5. Liberty loan Cd Observation-Disclosures. o.. s.
Y. s. Liberty Sd iAs.. %. OF
L. s. Liberty loan Ith 5Ls................ % O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
new business developed by that COM
pany in the foreign market. g.

NEW YORK. Feb. S.--Mcrcantile paper
S q So. Sterling exchange. commercial sixty
DAYS on banks. si12@.: commercial sl1tv-day
bills. st12L.: demand Si1aS0: cables. 1916 9-l6
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

Va Ry. and Pow. Co., pfd. JOG 49, 70
Va. Ry and Pow Co. com. 100 " II
RAILROAD STOCKS
Atlantic Coast Line. conn.,. 100 g.
Chesapeake and Ohio ........ 100 5fA:
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-09
NIANTIC

Il e. Smith of East Haven passed
the week enl at his cottage.
Frank Clark is employed in New
London.
H. L. Manwaring has gone to Mer-
iden to visit relatives.
The wiring of the Hi!iiar store in
Main street S finished.
Ensign Edmund 3. Smith of the l..
S. ship Oklahoma was home recent
ly on a short furlough.
Mrs Barnard and daughter have
closed their place on the Flanders road
and has gone to Windsor Locks.
MI Baker has started a bowling
league which will furnish amusement
for many local people.
Mrs. \. W. Rogers is visiting friends
in New London.
George A. Howard of Norwich was
here Sunday to attend t." funeral OF
his uncle Captain John Howard.
Mrs. w z. Beebe has returned from
Hartford and Rocky Hill.
Nj and Mrs. W. f. Beebe has NOV
ed from Smith street to the WChaley
house in Main street
Ernest Brewer who has been i'll with
grip is convnlescing.
Mrs Maurice Wilson is slightly i'm
proved after a severe attack of pneu-
monia.
Mr.. Prothero has returned to Nor
wich after a stay at his bungalow.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-09
NORTH STONINGTON

F. Miss Martha B. Mason of Marble
head, Mass, has resigned as house
mother at Wheeler school dormintory.
Her place is being temporarily filled
by Mrs. Moore of Brookline, Mass,
mother Of Principal r. A. Moore.
George II. Stone and Malcolmn E.
Thompson, representatives from this
town, went to Hartford Tuesday.
Mss Marion E. White returned to
Smith college Wednesday, after spend
ing the vacation at her home here.
During her visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. Frank White, her two broth
ers and her two sisters have all been
i'll with influenza, Miss Marion only out
of the family of seven escaping the
illness.
Maurice C. Miner. second son of the
late George W. Miner and Miss Lucy
l. Poerce, daughter of Horatio S.
Pierce, were married by Rev. Lucian
Drury at his residence New Years
evening. They were accompanied by
the three brothers of the groom, Frank,
Palmer and Herbert Miner, and by
Mrs. Charles Palmer and Mrs. Clarence
| Palmer.
Misses Marjorie and Jeanette Gray
are visiting their grandparents, Judge
and Mrs. c. c. Gray.
The Red Cross Auxiliary met in the
Congregational church vestry Wednes-
day afternoon.
The Third Baptist Sunday schoo
| will have its Christmas tree at u m
| next Sunday. in place of the usual ses-
sion of Sunday school The affair has
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-09
EAST WOODSTOCK

Private Alpha Witter. VINO has been
IN Texas the past year u Kelley Field
has been mustered out, ard called on
friends he~n Monday. He is at pres
ent with ~ relatives in Vest Wood
stock
Corporal Harry Townsend of the
Marine prison, Portsmouth, \. IT,
has a seven-days' fur.Ougn, part Of
WHY will b. spent at ECnnie View
with c. II. Potter and family.
The meeting of the Library asso-
citation viii be held next Tuesday
afternoon at the library ( go o.
clock
Several from here attended the fu-
neral of Ebenezer Bishop IS, held at
the Congregational church. North
Woodstock, Monday afternoon. He
was veteran Of the Civil war nth
Cavalry, and was a prisoner of An
Jacksonville fot a year and a half Mrs.
f. e, May and Mrs. r. T. UWhite
Of this place sang My Faith Looks
Up to Thee. Abide With Nc. and Tent
ing On the Old Camp Ground.
Bertrand Perry, 16. who made his
homo with Mrs. A NJ. C;u1ersleeve for
several years died last week at St
! Nincents hospital Worcosteli from
| blood poisoning.
Harry Conan and Mrs. JOSEPH
! Mountain arc i'll.
| Mrs. n. r. White returned from
! SuftFld and will resume teaching next
! Monday. Hey pupils have been i'll
with influenza.
The society meeting was held Sat
UrdGN evening and the officers re-
! elected namely N. e. Morse. clerk;
/ c. II. kiilaju auditor; -. z. r Pike
/ col lDCtqr'. ppY1711,i++aa G,,,,-,.. TETa+I,o,-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-09
CENTRAL VILLAGE

Mrs. George W Lorins is i'll with
GriD.
lIr. ard Mrs. George Totvin have
been entertaining Mr. Fotvin's sis
Ter from Springfield, Mass and his
9ieoe from Taftviile.
: Mrs R0heT- Loring ami children,
Flarissa and Mary are i'll.
Z Miss Beatrice Seguiu is substitute
Teacher n PIaipfcld.
! Mrs David Be7udry and Hiss Rose
Eeaudrv of Plainfeld have been guests
o. Te.er EouIyues.
I Miss Myra Tarland is recovering
From influenza.
: The I-ino's Daughters met at their
looms Monday afternoon.
Mrs John stone Of Providence
spent Saturday with friends here,
Nhere she formerly lived
1 Captain Howard Tory Bvles has
sent his mother Mrs. Alice Byles, two
German helmets from overseas. They
arrived Saturday night.
Miss Mary Gall2ger is i'll with scar
trt fever.
The Ladies' Aid society met at the
church Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Dean WHO is i'll with
Influenza, is improving.
N- and Mrs. Maxine Coutu have
returned after a few days visit at
the home Of their daughter in Nor
wirh
The body Of Albert Kenyon, 30, was
brought here from Norwich for burial
fr tho family lot He died a. the home
Of his daughter Mrs. Brown in Nor
witch. He formerly lived here.
Miss Josephine Armstrong has been
entertaining Mrs. Patrick J. Cassidy
Of Norwich
Mrs. Foster Burgess mas been en-
-crtainiug her mother from Elliott.
Mics Alice Pike spent Sunday at her
home iu Elliott
Miss Charlotte Ellsworth has re-
-Urno5 10 her homo i'm TXhIidre. Mass.
hav.H= spen. few days with her sis
ttr-in-iaw Mrs. Stewart Ellsworth.
Mrs. William Dean is i'll at her home
on River street.
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LAUREL GLEN

Leonard Maine of Prnotorville, VT.
ana Clyde Main from Chicopee Falls,
Mass. are visiting their parents Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan Main. The condi-
ton Of Mrs. Main remains about the
same; a nurse from Norwich is car
ING for her now.
The grip patients are all or the way
to recovery.
George Jones has gone back to his
work after being home two weeks on
account of sickness in his family
The school house is - Re opened
about the fifteenth Of this month as
there arc fifteen pupils IN this dis
trict. They have been attending the
CIark's Falls school
News comes from Noyes Wheeler
son OF Thomas Wheeler, who is in
France. that he is well and is not COM
ing home now but is TO stay for re-
construction work.
Mrs. Elnathan Burdic;z was a Wis
itor at Mrs. Nathan Mains for a few
days last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-09
SOUTH WELLINGTON

The meeting of the c. E. society
on January 1st, was or special in
terest. Rev. Harris Beebe. now presi-
dent of the Willimantic G. f. union
installed the officers All committees
and led the regular meeting which
followed.
Rev. Theodore Bacheldc- Of Man
chester occupied the pulpit of Mem
orial church Sunday, his text being
taken from the 18th chapter of Mat
hew, the 18th verse, A greater man
than John the Baptist yet he that is
but little in the kingdom of heaven is
greater than he. Rev. Bachelors ser
mon was very interesting and in
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FRANKLIN

Miss Nellie Geer has returned home
after spending a week with her niece,
Mrs. Ernest Smith. 't-
Rev. f. A. Jenkins of Norwich Town
is supplying the pulpit of the Franklin
Congregational church for several
weeks.
The Missionar" 'snr'A+'- will meet
Thursday at the Community house.
Mrs. Louis onnI.., las collected $40
from the church and town for the
Armenian and Syrian fund
Mrs. Ernest Smith and little daugh-
ter, Elizabeth Chase, are spending the
week in Ledyard.
Miss Blanche Smith has been visit
ing in Lyme, Groton, New London,
Hartford and Storrs.
The schools in town opened Monday
after the holiday vacation
Mrs. Louis Starlweather and chill
dren have returned after spending the
holidays with Mrs. Starl1weathers par
ents in Pawtucket, r. !.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-09
BREAKS A COLD
IN A few HOURS
FIRST DOSE OF "PAPE'S COLD
COMPOUND" RELIEVES
ALL GRIPPE
MISERY.
Don't stay stuffed-up

Don't stay stuffed-up!
Quit blowing and snuff1ing! dose
of "Pape's Cold Compound" taken
every two hours until three doses are
taken viii end grippe misery and
break up a severe cold either in the
head chest, body or limbs.
It promptly opens cloggedup nos
trils and air passages; stops nasty
discharge or nose running; relieves
sick headache dullness, feverishness,
sore throat, sneezing, soreness and
stiffness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" is the
quickest, smest relief known ard costs
only a few cents at drug stores. It
acts without assistance, tastes nice, and
causes no inconvenience. Don't ac-
cept a substitute.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-09
GARDNER LAKE

Hr= Norman ID. Eoynto0 IS visiting
ror uarent- Mr.. and Mrs. George
S.1-1rr. jim Brooklyn, n y.
llr and Mrs. A. c. Brown were at
Lake Side. Sunday
DR. Grey OF Norwich Town was here
Tuesday.
Louis Chapman is moving to L. 7.
Eevuo1d'= Place. at North Lyme.
Miss NJ Archer. who spent the
holidays with her parents at Bethel
Conn.,. has returned and commenced
the winter term in the Harris dis
trf.t
Sergeant Morgan Of Camp Devens
has returned after spending a few
I-EF with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
o.. r. Morgan
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structive. lie will preach here again
next Sunday.
At the regular stated cornmunica-
ticn of Uriel lodge, at Maso.ic hall
Morrow. the E. \. degre viii be work
ed.
Louis Service has returned to the
New Bedford Textile School to re-
sumo his studies.
Thomas Wondrasek ard daughters
returned home from New York last
Saturday where they have been for
the past two weeks.