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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
CiEnr Store Indian

T. y: j., Chase City.-Thn sign Of
an Indian used by some tobacco deal.
crs is believed 10 have nrst been used
20 iypifE the connection of the India
with tho introduction o. tobacco for
the use OF the white man. Before ,hr
discovery of America the habit of
smoking tobacco was unknown in othc =
parts OF tho world -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
Movie Calendar

HIJoi --Euyrnc O'Itricn im THE
broken Melody"
BLI EnIRD-Iarict! program.
ADMINISTRATIVE Stewart In
"NtrtuOus Wives"
COLONlNI.--pnuIin Frederick In
"The Loves OF Lefty.
lSlS-Ruth Isudd in -. scream I'm
the Night" and tip in tif's Place"
ODI:O\-I< nthcrinr Macdonald in
"rhr Woman rbou GnNrst Nc"
KEN-..rhc outlaws Deputies"
"IluIl Room ito.>" and ARIZONA
WUoinE."
NiGrOH-Dori< May and Douglas
Mclean In .'IWcutN- three and u Half
Hours Leave" and "salontc ". Shcn-
nnduah.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20

Beautiful scenic hackg. ounds abound
~ the new Select special attraction. ~
scream IN the Night" 10 be Shown n,
'ie ISIS Thcater again today. lending
additional interest TO a photoplav tina,
las been proclaimed the photodramatic
sensation OF the day because OF lis
unique and virilc story.
Much OF tho story OF - Scream, :,
the Night" is laid in the upper reaches
OF the Amazon, where. beyond a rubber
country or ha.ricd beach and tangled
growth, there lies the undiscnvrrcI
reg ON in which flows the River OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding nlmost any ton,.
creeping on legal md medical sul.
arc answered free. As u in.
uuiries are answered directl, by p.r-
H"hni letter. self-addrcssed srnmped
envelope II required. Addre., Ths
,imen- dispatch Information bureau
Richmond. Sa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
Meaning of Sabotage

u. i. r.. Boydton.--Thc word sabot
az. is derived from tho French sabot
n shoe. hence meaning to kick Violently
A't" OF sabotage indicate willful de-
rebels. such as the smashing OF win.
dows, pulling Town sheds. buildings
etc. to compel by fear a surrender
TO their demands
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20

TNriIls follow Thrills in the oiwhtl
chapter OF Smashing Barriers" fea-
turing William Duncan and zoe Ryan.
which was shown at the Blucbrd yes
tcrday and viii be the attraction again
part Western, The Jail Breakers" a
side splitting comedy: Hearst News
with caitocn. Indoor sports" by
rad complete an excellent variety pro-
cram
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
Wonderful Picture

10 You remember Tho Chr;s;;an"r
" so YOU recall i, as 4 wonderful nnyoi
ny Hall Game. Eu; The Woman Thou
Gavest Nc" is still moro wonderful /;
now Paramount Aircraft special
,hcnler, The cast is all star ami j; is
me biggest thing in screen cn:cr,nin.
ment seen here this season 800
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20

ro; Alice Lake announced that on nor
,c,turh from location n Larrua Reach
WW,ncrG should II Woman Tcllm' 49,:
~ leu. shc would publish an account
lin, ..ra nriIHiiinE experiences under the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
All OF Them Rich.

...r he previous days PHOTOGRAPHIC or
me Best Of Luck" was being pro
}ectcd on Dircctur-C;cncral Aiaxwcu
MI Ecl screen a. the studios in IIoI-
wood. The scenes were i'm And ,i'nm,
handsome Beverly Hills mansion
phe thing l like about tho heroes
aid hcroihcS OF these prurv Iann
III. III, louramas. remarked Mr.. K,r,.n,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
I'm From y,is.o,ri..

Subscriber. South Eoston-Hegardin.
me origin OF this express ion. the Kan
Sag CITY Times says: There have Leo,
many explanations made as 10 ihc
origin OF the expression. I'm From Mis-
souri, loG'vc Got 10 Show Me one
OF The lates, was fAraie ~. a Kansas civ
inMt. nc eNpl.tn,st That the marriasn
ia"S OF Missouri in the early DAYS VIZ.
so loose that any one could gel mar
!ieu without answering many oues
ttohS: In 1881 Il law was passed mai;
lIS IL m!sdemcanor for a ,uinisinr
81 Justicc to marry persons not haN
N : q State license. Il also SET ,h,. a.,
OF Maria Scahl" women at cj.b,oCr
years. II The applicant for a Iirrns.
ga not Know the age of the hide
rtsCt ne had 10 produce hor 10 Th.
t ,tTGrhss clerk and let him judge her age
Whcn IN. applicant went after ;h, s,iri
me naturally asked why she nd io
along - get the license When toiI
NAT the Law required her cNhil,iiin,,
Sht remarked. on. you've 20; ~
nov ne have YOU This occurred
many times during the frs, yG,r ~,
SO OF the Ia" 5 enforcement, ana Nc,
Gtnlc byword. Thus Missouri hnr,m,.
hh"Wh as the SHOW me STATE .Thi.
IkbrrSSion has also been crcditcd 10
%,n"sr hoInas !. 9. i'lagc. OF Louisiana
Mo. and Willard Nandiv.r fnr,,""i'
a representative in Cougciss"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20

{. NJ Margucritc Ciark's recent re-
leases are Girls" Widow by Proxy
luck IN f;,wn and "a Girl Named
MARY ne last named Will he shown
hcTc next week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
TO Itrsii,cr Mirrors

Mrs y ". j.. I.ynchbl!r.- prs,
pare va, solutions. taking care -
we've DUNES Of water dissolve x.cIlm
SrAlhS Rochelle salts an; BON Nil
ms no'IinE sixteen grains nitrate
- nNtI, dissolve in one ounce -,
water. ana continue the boiiimr
l 80 more, then add water TO
' 5",I tMelN" ounces. solution IBIS.
IN or ""nSe Of nitrate OF silver in
nnmonia lnil lhe hrpwn ilrn,ir N.Y. =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20

Fannotte-lt il expected that Pearl
Whites first production will bc re-
leased early in 1920 by Fox Film Cor
poration
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
Answers to Film Fans
ny TIE MOVIE EDITOR.

Iill-fcS, William Russell recently
purchased home in Hollywood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
lie Met CnrncrIc

The recent death of Andrew. Carpcnio
reminded Tom SantSchi. the popula =
.eauinS man with the Catherine Cur
as COMPANY OF his one and orly meet
me with the late steel na;snitc
~ was while | was Stili 4 young
nun anu had temporarily taken a job
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Comp;,nv.'' is
me way Mr.. Sautschi tells it. MIR
.hrheEic. who was Il stranger TO me
on his way to the private car of \ i
road. ~
was engaged in cleaning Il car at
,he time, and had the hose turned OF,
IL wneh Nj. Carnegie passed by and
S s I" me. We'll, young man, | see
On repIicd. 81 am only watc,in.
Il iiItlc OF the rolling stock
NOW contend that this bit OF
.'iart.v should az least have won me
n9oS' IN pay but Mr.. Carnegie lust
smiled aS he walked away
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20

picture as carefully as they choose
the player for a certain role The
sympathy OF the director for the
scenario and tho player for the par
are resulting in screen productions
which cXcell anything thus far real
lied.
The enormous growth which the mo-
ton picture industry in the United
states has attained is strikinEly shown
by Il circular recently issued by the
Famous Players LaSky Corporations
Ihe gross yearly income from motion
pictures in the United states, it is
IRE l3.0Oo motion picture theatcrs in
operation. with a seating capacity Of
over 100000. and 100 new houses are
III the course of construction At an APP
lroNimatc cost of $4,000. 900. OF the
,o."V" tneatcrS now in operation the
famouS-Lasky Corporation numbers
Us costumers over 11.000.
II is said in film circlce; that the
profits from The Miracle Man viii
probably exceed S3.OOO.OOO This great
George l.oanc Tucker production has
not only had few rivals in the history
or the screen as money Eetter. and
few have done so much for the reputc
Of their players. 1t has put Betty
to stay and made star OF Tom Meig-
han.
The Coppcrhcad." the Paramount
Aircraft feature starring Lionel Barry
more and directed by Charles Maignc
Is nearly completed. The company is
now working on the 1905 episode.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20

development of some hidden ancestral!
strain III our naturcS-which We gained
perhaps. in the remote periods of say
aSerS and which have StilI obtained
somewhere in the secret corners of our
human brains For after all. there is
no great difference in the jazz music
OF today and the weird strains OF some
native musicians in u jungle of the
nark continent In 4 word. ii is moth
ing nut ;taviSm."
How many will agree with the
comedian? That 4. a uucstiou That
would be hard to answer. Jazz has
us defenders and its opponents. Fatty
ism rabid either way. hut, as he SAYS
ne personally prefers high class music
,uSt as he docs high class litcraturc.
Like most comedians lie has 4 very
serious side to his nature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20

Favoritc Rcadcr-Thc latest serials
are found and Gagged with Mar
Hack Secret" with Pearl White and
Walter McGrai. The Adventures OF
nuth With Herbert IIcyes and Ruth
roland. Mary pickforC'S latest mic
tuCr is .llcnrt o. tic Hill"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20

NJ C.-Mar2ueritc Clark's roccn.
Paramount Aircraft pictures have been
made by Walter Edwards a veteran
director with Il long record of achieve
m"nt with many stars. lie is the di-
rector OF MANY Of Vivian Martins best
known pictures. For many wears he
MS stag" producer. Among tn. pic
lures he has directed with Miss Clark
are GIRLS. Luck in Pawn" Widow
by l'roNy" and "a Girl Named Mary =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
really exceptional value at $3.50

Children's knit gloves-all yarn
warm and closely knit; all sizes
navy, white, brown and cO
Oxford gray; special, pair. OJC
Real dress kid glovcs-Perril
glace kid-black with white
stitching and white with black
also all black and all Do m
white DO.UU
The Lamar register., 1919-12-10
Woman =. . Bull Fighter.

One would have thought that 10 en-
ter into combat with bull demanded
more courage than any member Of the
gentler sex possesses. But even this
dangerous calling has had Its female
follower. London Tit-Bits states.
johanna Maestrick was the name OF
the lady in question. At an early age
she WIS taken to see a bull fight In
Portugal. Her feminine susceptibilit:es,
far from revolving at the spectacle,
were aroused 10 a keen desire and de-
termination TO emulate the prowess Of
the toreador. A teacher Of the art was
so struck with her keenness, physique,
and beauty that he offered to become
her instructor and to train her as q
torera. She made her first appearance
in the arena ~ OportO. Tie trial
proved that her agility and skill were
equal TO her courage. for she quickly
laid out two feroclous bulls and rode
of in triumph amid thundsra of ap-
Dlause.
The Lamar register., 1919-12-10

last, every word an Intentionally nake=
blow.
Trevor" said MacCloster In an oily
voice that was strangely softened and
indescribably aggravnting, 81 like you.
can't help likin' you you're so d
unbIblical. Not a whisper about n
sanguinary fatted calf. You go right
to my heart with case of gin. nc
cept; bring 1t out"
mo" said Trevor. TN send 1t up.
I'll have II waiting for you by the time
you get back if you don't rot and fall
apart on the way"
''There you 60" said MacCloster,
pleasantly, always cheerful, warm
welcome on your tongue" Then. with
a change that was like a thunder-clap: !:
"Send 1t up, You dunghill bantam
Why the h haven't you sent my
music boxf"
Andrea pressed her hands, her face
and her whole body against the door.
She was trembling slightly. but she
was not frightened; her intelligence
was too busy. 1t had leaped to an un.
derstanding of Trevor's part In what
was going on outside. She forgot that
she had ever thought 1t a mere bat1le
of tongues. She could imagine this
man, MacCloster, as mountain of
Drawn and sinew against which Tire
vor was deliberately opposing all the
moral weight of the old fighting slo-
gan, "Bully bullyl"
More than that; she could now feel
that the suppressed hatred she had
guessed at their words had come bold
ly Into the open and that 1t was In
sense labored and forced only because
its intensity was beyond actual ex-
preston. These men were stripped
to almost unbelievable nakedness-
rapier and broadsword. tapping. thirst
ing nightly for hearts blood and
nothing less. In comparison with her
own little struggle with Trevor. the en-
meeting of elements.
81 didn't send it," said Trevor soft
ly, because l didn't want to remind
myself you were still unburied. Be
sides, 1t looks so clean"
II know" interrupted Manchester.
Once more his astonlshingly flexible
voice changed Its tone to one of un-
felgned calm. 81 can understand. Of
course" he remarked conversational
ly. ''you dislike the idea of carrion in
conjunction with the virgin polish of
n mahogany box. Well, let's have a
look at the thing"
81 don't remember having seen you
so sober before" said Trevor. In the
same easy tone. and from its sound
she knew he had turned toward his
room.
Enforced. can assure you" re-
piled Manchester. Been strapped on
the wagon by lack of the neces-"
The sound of his voice was cut
short by the closing of Trevor's door.
Andrea opened her own. just a
crack. and looked out. In the very
center of the circular court squatted in
The Lamar register., 1919-12-10

farther into her corner.
There you 60" said MacClostsr.
calmly. Don't let your imaginatioa
run away with you. my dear. I said
I'm the legal possessor and mean
just that. But what's the use Of talf-
'ag. You'n SEE"
(Continr-d nnxt week)
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-18
LESS MEAT IF BACK
AND KIDNEYS HURT
Take a Glass of Salts to Flush Ked
neys if Bladder Bothers You.

Eating meat regularly eventually
produces kidney trouble in some form
or other, says a well-knoWn authority,
because the uric acid in meat excites
the kidneys, they become overworked:
get sluggish; clog up and cause all
sorts of distress, particularly backache
and misery in the kidney region;
rheumatic twinges, severe headaches
acid stomach, constipation, torpid
liver sleeplessness. bladder and uri-
harry irritation.
The moment your back hurts or kid
Leys aren't acting right. or if bladder
bothers you get about four ounces of
Jad Salts from any good pharmacy;
take tablespoonful in glass of
water before breakfast for a few days
and your kidneys will then act fine
This famous salts is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon juice, COM
hined with lithia, and has been used
for generations to flush clogged kid
neys and stimulate them to normal
activity; also to neutralize the acids
in the urine 50 it no longer initiates,
thus ending bladder disorders
Jad Salts cannot injure anyone;
makes a delightful efferyescent lithia-
water drink which millions of men
and women take now and then to keep
the kidneys and urinary organs clean,
thus avoiding serious kidney disease.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-18
CENTRE GROTON

Mrs. Sydney Holmes is i'll with grip
1T TIE home Of her parents. William a.
GrgE's.
Francis Cray is i'll from IN attack
Of grip at Iris home heva. DR.. Buck
lyn Is in attendance.
Emerson WEiDrlo. who las been
laid up visa a bad hand has i'm
proved
G. W. Bailey has improved from
an attack OF sciatic rhed0atisu7 but
still unable 10 set out CT doors
much.
Mrs. Maria Roach is III a. her horne
from Pneumonia. Mrs. Daniel Lamb
IS in attendance as nurse under Or
B'.cklyn, supervisor, as medical
aide
Leon CoIve~ IS selling wood to To-
cai trade IN the village and the Groton
borough.
Charles Thompson has Purchased &
new mi'sh cow from Charles Ferger-
son recently.
Alfred Bndd was . business cager
at his farm here this week
Sydney Holmes Of The r. s, s. Full
ton, is. home on FIVE days leave to as
sist in caring fo~ his wife, who is i'll
Mrs. Tvls-ett CrandaPs family are
al i'll WITH m attack Of rrir but are
improving. Mrs. Crandau had sub
atitute teacher. Mrs Frank King. to
fll her osition at the VILLAGE school,
IS she was needed to - re for the
sick ones at hcme.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-18

south of this city and a fdvorite re
sort for Putnam people. Al the pres
ont no fishing is permitted on auE
days excepting Tuesday THURSDAY
and Saturday. The present object
IS 10 permit fishing on any day Of the
week.
4 few years ago the lake was clos
ed and stocked. No fishing was per-
ri Cd for q period Of three FEARS.
After the opening. three years ago the
fishing was good for n few weeks
but it has now returned 10 its old
atatus: therefore there seems no
further need CT keeping 4 partial ban
IN force.
B6ys fr5n1 tho State Trade School
here have been ENGAGED III wiring the
housn owned BY FIarroart G. Carver
IN this man er the hos Who are
learning trades are ga7tfng practical
cxrcrience at thc school:
James c. Cummings Of Providence
w7a a visitor with frisnds III Putnam
Friday.
Colonel Y. NJ. Parker hos hean vts-
itirg with relatives in lIi3dleho-o.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-18


course in engineering at Northeastern
college. Ha will resume his studies
at Worcester Tech in tho fat
senators Archibald Maea7naid o!
TINS city VIII again beg TIE import
,,.., ~, iiN1'S %-iIll .st'1a[' commit
zee IN inc ,e@lslature o. '9i3. lis
pLeFIouS Issla.sit-.e experience on tals
IoihIi'it'ee VIII re OF Td@h vale 10
the state
among those whose names are be
MS HneiltoG'" !oF ea3,3-a OF ponce
5 'nat Of J9senh NlFarl', VINO IS en-
pioSed at the chester NJ. Elliott store,
tetterS addressed as follows are
Ihc,Ilr1Ga IT. me i-tF-To 'st once;
p. y az. nSiI Johh r. W iaAcr, red-
Cflch h,ll'keh, Fetflq Enoti<e65a
george feh'PL, Mrs. 9. /ezup Mrs
O., It - r -, - -l.i!,.l
,r1,l-,i W. $50, 80 80
tIa,-d t,,''''' l''s' >'o''7''' -''i-'7 = ''--''
Tbo to4 ,ho4 49,. a,,,,.A-., $780,.
ootinr os ~ -, .l1e colslSLy' li.ISe'
a. i,I.,a -; "a - -,
r1.,,d- 80 ~ ''.'a -
~ 80 - s,.,1-.' - Sii'4'n it,''4 ~ ~
natter Nd to Friday. T,ocal7r if nro ~,
Cd Of sracfaf interest 10 o,c,a,.s ~'r t17o
ecoro az n1acee 1eqsed fcr the so1o
af 1fnuor and 10 tho r7en who 40 ,,9---
i7a. the rost There v-a,,a r,a,-1, M,
we're inclined To ba v--re,f1,,- o1-er +Io
ai4tatfon r,,t recoonf9o 10 fact +l,at
thew are fapire. he 4na--itarta
If.t,.. 49, - ::
crease the rsverT1a-1,v tho i0+rod,,a-
ton of a frej.ei,t service or ~ 7a,,,,,igo-
this city nav uItfnqatelv find itself
without eroIIev line This onirion
was expressed here Fridar nv . ,,Tef-
ness nan who vas nrontoant IN +ra
establishment ~ IN electric ro.1v,-a--
system in thse section of The conn+1-
ITa said he would NOT he nj oil sl1r-
prisod to hear that SERVES on the road
| vas to he discontinued ~ has beon
done on mites Of trolley lines in the
vicinity of Boston
D. r.:J
E-riSn,, of4arroo,I 80, al 10 9lSof'
81 oF r,Lor,a,. roy,-t,o71 nc tul'9i
Providence from nnern,nnia Mr.
| ConwaII was tha husband of Nc
| Carrie prI!ord Conv-ar1 fo,,roe,,1,, Of
! This citv. Mrs Convict is > danaSb+o,,
| of PandoInh HuI1ard of r-;1Iino1,, g.
enue.
|
,,,o'.i, ne ne o' 49, o' inc 'oca, oosFn ne
clerks ora y,orl,irc +i-,n ~
e1,ct o,tlor, &C ,,1a2, 800 20 -
! from Hartford No+hin,r ie known
| there as TO how much moro work tba
| board viii he reouired to do MOI, how,
| long If will he before the records are
sealed and ordered sent 70 Hartford
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-18
NORTH WOODSTOCK

The death of Mrs. W. nugbee after
two DAVIS illness with HS.dcnza, oo-
Cured Sundav morning. The funeral
took place Wednesday. with burial at
West Thompson. She leaves q son,
William, of this place.
John Redhead was IL Worcester,
Sunday, to visit his BROKER, william
who is n Tire City hospital suffering
from a broken arm.
f4r. and tfra. Charles Tola have
announced the engagement Of thair
daughter. Martha to Edgar Bailey,
CT ALiGdietcwn, Corn.
FIR. and Mrs Irving Paire have re-
eeived cards saving thatr son, Cyfil
Paine Of the 57th Regiment. G. A. c,
has arrived at Ftobolzcu #nd will be
transferred 20 Camp Merritt.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin l.. Pawson
We're visitors in Putnam Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Courie were called to
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-18

New York Wednesday by the death CO
n IS. CorrriA,s fatler.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-18
PUTNAM

George F. Dyar IS, aud Agnes
Pratt, A., both Of Springfield, Ohio
e-ro married here by fudge NJ H..
faie-ie- acting H. jus,Ire Of the
YHJre.
Cook Clifford Trahan OF Camp Dew
ems is spending leave Of absence at
his home hero. He says that the aUc-
tim sales % horses ant mules that
have bee1 going on at Tho cantorment
f-s week have bean interesting. Sew
Grail thousand animals are being sold.
N57'-h ID. Tarvais. William T. lar
raIs- Lucicu Girard Joseph H. Pooo:'
william lebo1u, William Marquis and
Edward !. -aivas are ls. ,-t.,:. 81
IJ. who went ont with the 56th
'7as- ftillaIy il the Dartclson COM
U,r... that arrived in New York Fri
la from overseas The men were
so DOB -,-r 90 Camp Merritt for few
DAYS If was announced Friday, and
then no the camps from which they
originated.
Master Gunner Giber. Perry, re-
e0l.E mustered out Of t:ie service, has
-o-. 20 Boston to take a special
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-18
CnIIsSNCLD

Miss Mildred Montgomery OF Hart
ford was hC@ca over SUNDAY.
Miss flora Holmes s II Foston tax
ing q course in telegcarI,-
c Frank Morgan and Fran, Drow1-
ing have received honorable discharg-
IS and are ut their homes.
TAo Ladies' III soojety net at TIE
PARSONAGE last weeI, Thursday for its
annual business meeting. The follow
ing officers were elected: President
Mrs. J. P Richardson; wire president
Mrs. w 2. Montgomer--: secretary
and tTea sUrar Miss S'yhiI Tir0wntag:
work committee Miss Jessie Burton
Mrs. A. r. Browning ana Mrs lane
Lester. A letter was Yaad from the
retiring president, Ms Waldo Trues-
dell Of New York CONCENTRATING the
society on the great success OF the
rast year. At the close # the meat
ing lunch was served by the hostess.
The annual church meet,nu and roll
call was 4 very pleasing event Thir-
ty-siX members and frieaGs of the
church were present. The dinner. IN
der the efficient charge of Mrs. Camp
bell, Mrs. Lester and Fred Edmond
was pronounced excellent. Reports
from the Sunday school Christian En-
deavor, Ladies' Aid Red Cross and
pastor, We're listened to with much
interest. The roll call Of resident
/ members was responded to in person
| of nonresident members. by letters
| and gifts Of money The following
were elected at the business meeting:
| Elmer G.. Starkweatker. trustee and
| deacon for three years; Samuel G.
Norman, treasurer; John Y. Richard
son, clerk. Miss Susie Morgan was
continued in charge of the plate col
| lections and benevolences. Mrs. Camp
| bell, who had met with Success in col
| Letting money for current expenses
was made chairman for the same work
another year. Harold ';eer and Mrs
E. \. Geer were appointed auditors.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-18

R.R. No. !, Lorne, Ont.
"For over three years, I was
confined to bed with Rheumatism.
During that time, 1 had Treatment
from a number Of doctors, and tried
nearly everything 1 saw advertised to
cure rheumatism, without receiving
any benefit. Finally, 1 decided to
try 'Fruit-a-tives" for FrHit Li0er
Tablets. Before I had used half
box, 1 noticed an improvement; the
pain was not so severe, and the
swelling started to go down.
I continued taking Mis fruit me-
Gicfne, improving all the time, and
now l can walk about two miles and
do light chores about the place"
ALEXANDER MUNRO.
zoe. box, 6 for $3.50, trial size 25c.
At all dealers or sent on receipt of
price, by FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited,
oGDENSBURG, N. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-18
GOSHEN

Miss Eva Curry is visiting friends
in Snringfeld, Mass, ard vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Mccall have been
spending a few days in IIartford
Clifford Cooper. who has been i'll
with influenza and pneumonia, is re-
covering.
A J. Randall was a week end Wis
itor at Storrs college.
Owing to much illness about, the
Community clubs Victory supper has
been postponed indefinitely.
Word is received that Lowell w.