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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-08
GLAD TO TESTIFY
Says Wstogs Lady, "As To Whsi
Cardui Has Done For Me, Sc
A. To Help 0thsrA"

Waioga, W. VANS. S. W. OladweD,
d this town. says: when shout IS yean
Of age. | suffered greatly -. Sometimes
would 20 q month Of Two, and ! had
terrible headache. backache, and bearing
down pains. and would Just drag and
had no appetite. Then -. II would las,
. two weeks. and was 20 weakening.
and my heahh was awful
NJ mother bought me a bottle Of
cardui, and | began 10 improve after
taking the first bottle, so kept Il UP tiIl
took three - gained. and was wei
and strong, and ! owe Il all TO Cardui.
am married now and have 3 children
80. Have never had TO have a doctor ioi
female trouble. and just resort 10 Cardul
u need a tonic. am glad 10 testify 10
what il has done Tor me, so Is to helE
ot'+s."
n you are nervous or weak, have head
iehes, ~bsckaehes, or any Of the othei
ailments so common 10 women. why moi
give Cardui a irial1 Recommended By
many physicians. In 5 over 40 years.
Begin taking Ca'dui today. II MAJ
" thA very medicine you need.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-08

A church where you fee at home.
Alfred q. Kuhn. minister; ~rc-ddence.
f2f Nnrtk FIfth street,
e.lt 4, m. bible school. Good.
live scsziona Old and young invited.
1900 a. m. Morning Worship and
Communication service. Hcrman subject,
Characterization . the church.
$3.50 10 Gao p. m Sefiaf hour for
and BY the young people. Informal
progrnm. rood fellowship, Hight lunch.
Young people who ara nfranEers IN
the city are Invited 20 spend an hour
with MS over the tea table.
6.sO 70 1:So y. m. Christian En-
1850 D. m Popular evening service,
Picture sermon. The Pilgrims Pro
Frcas, with illustrated song. THE
Holy City,
Music for the day.
Duet: How Sweet the Name Of
Jesus" Mrn- l. b. 1Ackey and Mr.
Anthem; God Is Love" CBeaziey).
Anthem. -Riss. Crowned witt
Light tpanke,,
solo. O~llurtratedj The Holy city,
Mrs. L. y. Lackey.
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Socorro Notes

or all the recent affairs. nona has
been more beautifully planned and
more thoroughly enjoyed han the
bridge party given ~ the Val Verde
Saturday afternoon BY Mrs. John
Greenwnld and her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Doufherty ~ Long Beach. Cali
fornla. The spacious dinine room VAS
wonderfully attractive with Its deco
rationa OF autumn leaves and yellow
chrNannthemurns. Mrs. ltnby Grinith
made high score and wae given a
beautiful dresser set. Mrs. q. G. York
iiuious rcfreshments IN two courses
YER served. Those Invited were
Mcsdamcs Leo Baldwin. Frank Bart
lett. james ~. Berry, HON o. Bur
sum-. james 4. Chase. g. G., Clarke.
Charles q. Duncan. William J. Eaton.
James q. Fitch. Ruby Griffith. James
~. Hesson, A. y. nlinski. George
Keith, Rose Loowenntein. Louise Mar
tin. N. q. Mcchem. George X. Noe.
Fred Nicholas, Nlrgil Sparks. n. q.
spicer. J. r. Smith. 4. ~ Sweet. John
w. Terry. John Terry. a. W. Wells,
&. II. Wilson. q. G. York, y. y. Sni-
der. f. Il diltou. Anton Mayer John
Mcdonald, n. n. Reese, Elias spcare,
John Greenwaid jr.. Henry Champion.
George y. Cork. r. 10. Evcrheart, W.
q. HRmmel. Eleanor Petty, Anne
Nicholas, w. u. Hunton and Misses
Mcdonnell and Bartlett.
Little Miss Bette Lou Snider was a
charming little hostess on Halloween.
Lots Of jolly games were played and
the incest Kind OF refreshments
served and a perfectly lovely time had
by the little lassies present. Those
present were Misses Bettie Bursum,
Helen Baldwin. Dorothy Eaton and
Jessie Rodgers
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs q. g. York
will be pleased to learn that they vii
return loon TO Socorro 10 live and
will build an attractive home here.
Mrs. Boyle OF Denver was tn town
Friday on her way to M~aFdalena. "a
spend the winter with her daughter
Mrs. Fred Nicholas.
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80 NANN
Corner Coal and South Broadway.D
Harold $. Davidson. IN. D.. pastor.
Residence e2e South Walter. Phone
l8t1 A.
Sunday school at s;f5 n. m. A
number OF new classes have been
formed and a splendid corps OF
teachers has been Secured. Come and
help 10 make he school the best yet.
The story period will be omiitcd on
SUNDAY.
Morning service at n O'Clock. Sub
jet OF m 'Ncutrality-Is it
Possible when Moral Issues Are In
yolvedf" Reception OF new members
and Lords supper. Special musical
features. Prelude. Prelude la A
Flat tSoerster). Omertory. "Andante
IN ~ (Nendelssohn. Solo. Man OF
Gaiilee.' J. Treven WOic0tt by J. G.
Gould.
Evening service conducted by g. T..
Society with an address by the pastor
az 1880. Subject. How to Avoid
Failure"
Tho second OF the series Of wed
nesday evening home meetings TO be
held az The home OF DR.. Head, f2i
South Edith. "1ae Life OF Faith la
the Experiment Of the Early Chris
tan will be discussed. An who de-
sire n fuller religious experience are
invited.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-08

by IDA G. BauEy ALLEN.
Author Mrs. Aliens Cnok lhnuk. - etc


ny IDA G. BanEy ALLEN.
Author MIR Aliens Geek Hook" etc.
n the sugar shortage teaches a
greater appreciation of sugnrleas cof-
Zee Il viii perform a real service,
Good coffee. especially when served
black without cream. needs no ru-
rar. connoisseura know this. hut ,he
average American leads his cup Win
sugar and thereby loses the true cot
Zee taste.
The habit Of making coffee OK
ccaslsU4y sweet n Gu. m part to
faulty brewing which prooucca o hit
ter flavor. The rider uaa Of coffee
without sugar. or with little nurnr.
should help Correct the careless and
erroneous methods OF preparation far
toe prevalent NJ american house
holds.
The sugar famine also calls atten-
ton to the merits of coffee as a flaw
oring for desserts mad without cane
suraF. The principal sugar euhati-
tutes are honey. maple syrup, mo-
inescs and corn syrup. all OF which
are decidedly distinct IN flavor and
30 must be used with a flavoring
agent which not only blends. but is
NANNnA NWNNAN W Wv" AANt NAN AArAN "
surarirss coffrc G~ciashac.
Barely cover one and a half table
spoonfuie OF Hclatine with cold water
and LET " stand for nve minutes. In
the meantime. combine two and a
fourth cupfuis OF strong coffee,
thrcc-fourths cupful OF corn syrup.
and a few grains OF salt. aud brins
TO boiling point Add the soaked
-.f.tt,a arF ooa-thtrl tanarnonAl of
vanilla. and turn the mixture into a
mould TO siiffcn.
Ccffce Honey Castard.
Comhine one cupful Of strong
coffee with three cupfuis OF milk.
beat together three eggs. six table
spoonfuis Of honey. n few grains OF
salt and three drops Of lemon extract.
Add the coffee mixture. tmnsfer e
cuHtard ups and set 10 a pan Of hot
water. Bake until the custards are
firm In the center.
Coffee Maple lee Cream.
Combine n cupfui OF very strouf
| coffee with two Cupfula OF lighl
cream, one and an eighth cupfuls oil
maple syrup. a few grains OF salt, a.
egg yolk and one and n half tea.
spoonfuls Of vanilla. Freeze In M
ice cream freezer, In three parts Of
cracked ice To one OF rock salt.
Coffee Tapioca Crsam.
Combine one-haif cupful OF con
densed milk. "A few grains Of salt
two cupfuls Of boiling water and !
cupful OF strong coffee In ID double
boiler. Stir until wcil-hlended. thel
ddd n third cupful OF quick-cookini
tapi0ca. Cook until he latter d
translucent. then e two cgE yolk.i
add a little Of the tapioca mixture q
them and stir this into the oriEina
m~ixture. Stir for a momen or two
Add a few drops Of vanilla unc pou
the pudding into the beaten whites o
the gRs. keeping II fluffy. serv'
very cold.
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Los Barrias VI. T.. Church tspanish.)
(Barelas road. Barelas.)
II a. m. sunday school. Superin-
icndent Mr.. NJ. Baca.
ii:4b a. m. Preaching. s.eakcr.
Mr.. Joseph Madrid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-08

~ KAPPA AnriIA DANCE.

~ htpfA tLlift DANCE
very attractive dance was given
th4 ri Kappa Alphns. 1ar ball room
was decorated in noid and garnet, the
fraternity cof-sM and with the III *
shields. NCifeW chrysanthemumH
were used on the supper tables. al !
chicken MnUwiehen. Olives aud c1f-
fee. with Ice cream. and cakes betr-
ing the n kappa Alpha Insignia. were
served. The anuir was semi formal
and 30 couples. with Hbout IS stays
mere. were present The committee
IN Shurrc were; Chester noidt. Frans
Nehr, and william sEanzinL
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West Ccntral-Old ToWn-Oppositc
Court House.l
+. Orilvie. pastor.
10 a. m. Sunday school, super
i~ntendent. Miss A. NJ. Osmond.
a a. m. Preaching by tho pastor.
Subject: Christian Warfare"
tao y. m. Preaching of h Cos
pei.
S;f5 y. m. Epworth League In The
HARDWOOD Girls school, 4ob North IAN
street.
Prayer meeting on wednesday night
1880 .. m.
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Innanuci E,nnecilcal ~Imfilcran
Chnnrh.

tCorner Of Cold and Arno strcet.l
Carl Schmid. pastor; residence. zoo
South Arno street; phone aoa1,
Sunday school begins s.fS a. m.
Services preparatory 10 holy COM
munion. 1880 n. M.
Morning services n o'clock. sub
lert OF what should Move
Ia 10 FJrgive Men Their Trespasses
Agninsf Uas
Evening services 7;s0 o'clock, Sub
iect Of sermon: "Reformers That DO
Not Reform"
Everybody welcome.
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U30O North Fourth NlfeeLl
Sunday school and Bible class AT
s.4b . m. Topic, Peters Great Con-
feaalon.- Question for discussion:
what Is the Rock on Which th6
Church Ia Buitf"
II 4. m. Breaking Of Dread IN Re
membrance Of the Lord. Acts 2o;7.
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Al. Morris, J. w. Pine. Il. A. Taney.
elders.
The Church Of Christ meets each
Lords day In the south basement
room OF the Public Library.
Song service from 10 70 1910 a. m.
BlbIo study from 1880 10 1880
Communion from 1880 a. m. 10 l2
n. ssfel
Prayer meeting Friday evening. be,
ginning at 7sa0.
An ars respectfully invited to Join
us In these meetings.
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tcorner Central avenue. Arno sfreet)
A.. !. bowman. pastor; }. r. Major,
superintendent Sunday school; Mrs.
w. q. Jenkins. diroctor-of music; Miss
Vera kietch. pianist
esfk a. m. Sunday school. 4 class
foF every one.
pastor viii preach.
500 p. M. Epworth LenRue. An
interesting program has been ar
ranged and all young people are IN
vited.
7soo p. m. Evening worship. Al
e~vanxelistic service.
Special music for all services OF the
day.
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street. ihaf|fH 1877 RFcNha""t
pastor. NisF Faith Oorhs.
sunday school t:4S .. ~ D.. A.
portcrfield. superintendent.
Morning worship at n a. m. Ser
man subject "onc Word which sums
lfn ChrIsf'a idea 81 Christianity. "
FrenInr worship. ls1o 3. M Sermon
theme, The Cheat o. satan"
Enoorfh league. $50 p, IA.
Special musical numbers under The
direction OF Mr. Ralph Smith
Morning anthem Worship the
King" ffchuler).
Anthem: Peace Troubled Heort'
fpInauti1. BAN solo. Mr.. Thompson.
Eveninei Anihem: "EveninE Song
ssio: rsash Ne 10 Pray" Coras)-
Mr.. Thompeoq
A welcome Ifor Al.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26
CENTRE CRoTON

A cold wave and snow furry have made farmers hustle in their outstand- ing crops of turnips and hurry up the belated husking of corn.
 The mothers, meeting at Mrs. J. R. Haley's was well attended. Refresh ments were served. Among the speak CTS were several from Poquonoc Bridge. Rev. Osrner Buddington gave very entertaining talk.
 Mrs. Moses Colver is i'll at her home in the village.
 Thomas Brodero has moved his saw mill from the first setup to one across the turnpike on anotherwoodlot of William Hampstead.
 William A. Gray's family will enter tain over Thanksgiving MT. and Mrs Sydney Holmes and MT. and Mrs. Jo- seph Gray.
 Giles w. Bailey win be the guest ot MT. and Mrs. Rudolph F. Bailey ot Branford over Thanksgiving. Miss Mary W. Bailey and Miss Char lotte Bailey will be guests of Mir. ant Mrs. Holman Bailey of New Lendor Thanksgiving day.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

thur Potter and Mrs. John Potter.
 Several members of the c. E. society attended the annual meeting of the Willimantic c. B. union held in the Willimantic Baptist church Saturday.
 J. Alden Weir and family have closed their summer home here and returned to New York.
 Rev. M. R. Plumb and family of Edgewoed, R., l., are expected today Wednesday, to spend Thanksgiving with MT. and Mrs. Charles Barrabee. Miss Marian Larrabee returrfed from the Hartford hospital Saturday, having recovered from an operation for appen- dicitis.
 Mrs. W. P. Huxford and daughter left Tuesday to spend Thanksgiving in Stamford and later. will go to New York for the winter. c. E. Harrington of Hoboken, N. J.. will spend Thanksgiving with his fam | fly here. Miss Hem of Cleveland, O., was a recent guest of Miss Dorothy Brown. Dr. Guild and family will spend | Thanksgiving in Brooklyn. N. Y. Friends in town have received the announcement of the marriage of NIT Clark of New York and Miss Alice l Webster, former Windham girl. who has been connected with the staff o1 Grace hospital, New Haven, for sev- eral years.
 Miss Louise Adams will spend Thanksgiving with her aunt in Salem Mass. | Miss Mary Little and Mrs. Rober
 Pegrum will go to Hartford for th' holiday.
 The next meeting of the Woman.
 Missionary society will be held Tues day, Dec. 2. probably with Mrs. R. T Bixby
 Mr. and Mrs. John Bats of Putnam spent Sunday with Benorli Bates.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

has been appointed prosecuting off, cer of the Connecticut, Humane SQ- clety by. Governor Marcus H. Holcomb. His term is for two years.
 Owing to the scarcity of applications for appointments as census -enumera- tors in Willimantic and vicinity it was announced Tuesday that another examination of applicants will be held tonight Wednesday, at T ,-eaeIech at the common council chamber, town building, Orlando P. Smith. secretary of the local civil service board, who is to have charge of the examination, stated that any person, whether he has already applied for an appoint : ment or not, would be eligible to take the examination. 'r' sF- '
 J. G. Wishtman of Stafford Springs, deputy automobile inspector of Tol- land county, has been assigned to act in Willinfantic and vicinity in place of Ralph c. Young of Danielson who will for New fLondbh couhty! Mr:i fght@ man took up his duties in this city on Tuesday, making the. local police sta ton his headquaFt ters.ss MT { Wightman will be able to be in this city for longer periods and the automobilists Of the city, wilt benefit by the change Mr. Young used, to make his official visits in this city Tuesdays and Thursdays from II a. ms-sto 12 D. m. but MT. Wightman's hours will be from 10 a. m until 8 E. m. {
 Mrs. s. J. Davis and daughter ,Doro- thy, were. among those who gleft this city Tuesday to attend the tenth wed ding anniversary, of Mr. and Mrs. FL mer J. Mathews of South Wilmington The anniversary was noted by a SO | cial in Social hall Tuesday evening ] A, large number of relatives ,ant friends of MT. and Mrs. Mathews at tended. i-s ..t 7', $. -s,'-'o-s' : The meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliar,
 of the Y. M. c. A. was held at tn, association building Tuesday after
 noon. Owing to the small sattendanc
 due to the nearness of Thanksgiving l only routine business was transacted
 The members of the auxiliary assiste,
 in their usuala hearty manner M6nda, evening, serving la fine clam chowde
 to the men of the industriak commit
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26
: LAUREL GLEN

Frank Powell was a business caller in Willimantic and Norwich last We'd nesday.
 Several families from here attended the rabbit pie supper at Grange hall, North Stoningtons Friday evening.
 John Geer was a guest Sunday of MT. and Mrs. Raymond Gould in West eriy.
 The Improvement society is planning to serve a roast chicken supper in the community house.
 School closes this (Wednesday) af- ternoon for the Thanksgiving recess.
 Mrs. Attaway Main has returned from a visit with her brother, Bertram Holdredge, and family and her son Charles of Pittsfeld, Mass. John Geer recently killed a gray fox Will. Peckham has sold his furs and has received s1o0 for them. Furs are in great demand and bring high prices Thomas Main is staying at Mrs Lucy Parks at Wyassup lake.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26
COLCHESTER

Miss MargaFet. Fet.Cavanaughis is in Will limantie, looking after the home of her sister, Mrs. M. M. Sullivan, who has been in St. Joseph's hospital for near ly two weeks. ssss, ..f
 Work has begun at the Kid Kurlins factory in the old calming factory. A Thanksg service will be held in the chapel Thur rsday evening. The warden and burgesses and the members of the fire company met to- gether Monday evening to talk oyer in terests ofgthe fife company and .reor- ganizationz of the company. {.
 A. Albert i1liam Johnson were in Hartford 1EHesday z ' -:'-ss NJ. R. Absll in Hartford Mon day. 4, 4 '. Ssa:E.ss 5 ' ]s.s sss:7 z The grange met Tuesday evening A supper was sheld "a the close. S.lS.5 i The Smemhers of Cothester Fir,
 rooms; next Monday evening to .reor.
 ganize the e0fup&Hy and to get in new members. Hers is sofne talk of buy.
 ing a new Ehefni ieai engine.
 Schools close fEfis fWednesday ,af fterDoon for the rest of the week. l Frank Gillette killed two large pig,
 for c. r. Mcintosh Tuesday.
 Many of the teachers will spent ! Thanksgiving out of town.
 The postoffice viii he cfoSed Thnrs
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26
WINDHAM

Mrs. W. P. Huxford, Miss Huxford, Mrs, Charles Larrabee, Mrs. E. K. Lef- ingWell. Miss J. W. Bingham and Miss Gertrude Arnold were guests of the Misses JohnsoA at an auction bridge party Friday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. R.. sUtley have re- turned from few days visit with their son in New London.
 MT. and Mrs. W. s. Chappell have closed their home here and have gone to New London for the winter.
 Next Sunday the preacher at the Congregational church will be Rev Arthur W. Barwiclx of Pla1nfeld
 Mrs. Daniel Trigger served afternoon tea Wednesday in honor of her mother from New York. who was visiting her Their guests included Mrs Homer Wood. Mrs. John Webster. Mrs Ar
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26
NORTH STERLING

Miss Irene LeGendre of Washington, D. C.. has been visiting her father, Au gustus LeGendre.
 Mir. and Mrs. Elmer Blaekmer of Hopkins Mills, R. l., were visitors at Luther Coles Sunday.
 Ava J. Dixon and Thomas Brown of Oneco are putting in dormer windows and building new porch at the home of F. o. Hummer.
 Mrs. Lucinda Cole of Foster spent Sunday with Mrs. Fred Cole. Miss Molly Sweet, formerly of this place. and Ernest Tatro of Danielson were united in marriage Saturday, Nov. 15, at Danielson. They have gone to Canada on their honeymoon trip. Benjamin Pierce has moved to Nor wood. R. l., where he has secured work. Miss Freelove Place of Harmony, R l l., spent the week end with her par ents, MT. and Mrs. Herbert Place. Frank Swanson and family of Proyi dence were visitors at Charles Sah- lens Sunday.
 | William Cole of Hopkins Mills is
 staying with his son, Fred Cole, for : | few weeks. ff | At the home of Mrs. Lillian St. JohI
 Saturday evening a birthday party wa. given Raymond Wood A good numbe was present and enjoyed the musi and dancing. Mir Wood rereived
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26
EK1Nk

Carl Gallup and family attended church in Danielson Sunday, Nov. Is. and called at Walter Stanton's. < Rev. Albert Stanton of New Jersey was visitor at the Stanton home stead Monday.
 Thirteen from Ekonk attended the conference in Canterbury Tuesday Nov. 18th.
 Ekonk grange elected officers Friday evening. Thomas Brown was re- elected master and Mrs. Earl GalluT secretary.
 E. B. Gallup transacted business ir Norwich Monday and motored to Vii limantic Saturday. Misses Julia and Bertha Sayles wis tied in Mystic over. Sunday. A number about here viewed tht eclipse5 of the sun Saturday: MT. and Mrs. Howard Gallup art spending a week in Great Burlington i Mass. Rev. Mir. Malouf preached an excel lent sermon Sunday morning. Witt
 Deacon Tarbox he was a dinner gues I
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

 tee who met at the association build ing that evening. sz Members of James J. Shea Post, No. 19. American Legion, held their regular meeting at the Spanish American War Veterans room at the
 State armory Tuesday night. Owing to the small attendance nothing but routine business was transacted. The subject of having a. certain night set aside for the meetings of the post was discussed. At present the members
 are notified a few days in advance about the meeting and sometimes the word fails to get to every member. By having the meetings on regular dates through the month this can be done away with. The. committee in charge of the American Legion Victory Mardi Gras held at the state armory the lat-
 ter part of last week, reported that an amount sufficient to cover all expenses
 and leave considerable over had been taken in.
 l. Threads.
 T. Frank Cunningham is in Boston
 on business.
 J. J. O'Nef1 of New London was in
 town Tuesday. calling on friends. Mir. and Mrs. William Anderson left
 Tuesday to spend Thanksgiving with
 relatives in Lowell. Mass. Mrs. Charles Girard of (Jackson tstreet was Hartford visitor Tuesday Mrs. A. Maxham left Tuesday for Boston to spend Thanksgiving with
 her daughter Mrs. c. Dechenes Is visiting rela- I tives in South Manchester. Vincent Shea, assistant yard mas ter, has returned to his home after visiting friends in Boston. I William Barbeau who has. seen : Erecsived his discharge Tuesday. and i visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs IF. Becl1with. of Willimantfc.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26
SOUTH GRISWoID

Mrs Freda Ohland returned Thuyu- day from a visit with New York reia- lives. .r gfss
 Rev. and Mrs. John Thompson see planning to spend Thanksgiving with MT. and Mrs. Robert J. Burroughs at their home in Groton. s-gs,s M
 Earl M. Clark of Goodyear spent the week end with his parents. p4 5.4 Thanksgiving services were observed in the local church Sunday with q sosd attendance. ,es
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26
BALTIC

The funeral of John A. Ruteau, son of Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Bnteau was held from the home on High street, Friday afternoon at 2.3e o'clock. The child who was five months and two weeks old. was i'll only feur days with in- testinal trouble. There are three other children in the family, Myrtle H., Dor is NJ, and Freeman H.
 A. R. Freeman of Boston has re- turned home after visiting his sister Mrs. J. H. ButeaIl ,Johns B. Freeman has returned to Wareham, Mass, after visiting his sister. Mrs. Buteau.
 Mrs. I. L. Buteau and Mrs. 0. A Bessette of DanieIson were in Baltic Friday. vss3 s.9v@