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About People
Movements Of individuals to ana
From the City.

Mr., and Mrs. Charles W. Berkeley o.
New York city, arc visiting M7. anu
MIS-, Harry Smith. Of Twelfth street
for several days.
Mr. John j. Henderson and daughter
Miss Ruth. of StcubcnvilIe, O., are Visit
inr relatives in this city
Cecil L. Baucrlel Of South "hceHos
will leave today 10 enter Marietta COL
Icrc. Marietta, Q. Mr.. Bauerle was re-
cen,ly honorably discharged from the
navy. -,,,- .,o
Point. are the guests Of relatives IN
Steubenvillr, O..
Miss Elizabeth Graham has returned
10 her home in Cleveland after spend
ing several days visiting local r'1ends'
Miss Virginia Lee Moore, of tho ISL
and. is confined to her home suffering
with an attuck Of Influenza
George F.. Scibert. who has been ser'-
ously i'll at his home, is reported re-
covering.
Mrs, LANES Burke. Of Cumberland
Md. is visiting her sister Mrs. Gather
inc RYAN, Of the East End.
Mrs. Joseph Dailcr and two sons
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admitted by the defendants couaSei.
they placed chief reliance Tor verdict
of acquittal in the plea that BY reason
OF q hravy dose of n drug she had taken
just before leaving homo on the day the
alleged theft was committed. she was
not mentally responsible for her actions.
Some thirty or forty representative
men and women OF houncSrlIlc took the
wintrss stand and testified TO the Dc
PENDANT being woman Of good Charac-
ter ard of excellent reputation in the
community in which Sne lived. Ihcr"
were also several citizens of Green
county. Pa wherc the defendant resided
prior to moving TO MoundSvillc Sonlo
twelve or fourteen years ago. who testi-
fled to her good reputation in that CON-
munty. Several of the MoundSTillc
character witnesses were merchants ut
whose stores tho defendant had traded
for n number Of years.
Representing the defendant we're At
torrcys Martin Brown and J. Howard
Holt, OF Moundsrilc and Fred l.. Maury
of this city. Tho case was ably hl;.dlnd
for the state by hssir;ant Prosecuting
Attorney Carl Eachman.
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DELLA MILLER is
FOUND NOT GUILTY

After celebrating about two hours
the Jury in the case OF state -. Della
Miller returned a verdict Of not guilty
shortly before six o'clock Saturday eT-
ching. The trial Of the case in he
criminal court occupied TWO days. with Il
night session Friday.
Mrs. Miller, who is the wife Of 4
prominent Moundsville dentist. vns ar
rested on Dec. 18th. last in the George
L. Stifel company store on the charge Or
Shoplifting. Merchandise to the retail
value Of $S4 which she was charged with
stealing, was found in shopping bag
which she carried. She was hello 10 The
grand jury and later indicted. and
brought OF trial.
While the theft Of the goods was not
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
SEBORRHEA IS
KILLING HAIR

Everyone knows that the men
and women of America are losing
their hair.
The prevalence Of seborrhea (the
dandruff disease) is appalling. But
just as science proved that dand-
ruff was due to 'baciIli. science now
offers the remedy.
It is FAMO.
FAMO destroys the dandruff ba-
Gill and stops the seborrhean ex-
cretion. 1t stops all itching Of the
scalp.
1t penetrates the scalp and unless
the hair roots are entirely dead, it
encourages and stimulates the
growth of new hair.
The ingredients Of FAMO have
never before been used in the treat
ment of the scalp. But they are
we'll known to medical science.
Three years were spent in per-
fecting FAMO in one of the great
pharmaceutical laboratories OF De-
troit.
FAMO makes the hair and scalp
healthy. II nourishes the hair in
a wonderful way and makes it ius-
trous and fluffy.
FAMO comes tn two sizes-35
cents and I big bottle at 81. Your
money back if You are not satisfied.
Ssborrhta s, tie medical rs-ns for
morbid, inc-sassd fog jrt.. the TfboessSs
pf1sds Of tk< rrdip. The rrborrhrGn rrers-
r.oriJ ksou. o. doudrs1.
MID. by The Fano Co.. Detroit. Mich.
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CUT TRrS QUIT d WORTH
MONEY

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip.
enclose with &c and mail it to Foley &
Co, 1885 Sheffield Ave. Chicago. III.
writing you name and address clearly.
You will receive in return trial pack
age containing Poley's Honey and Tar
Compound. for coughs. colds and Group:
Foley Kidney Pills. for pain in Sides
and back: rheumatisn: backache. kidney
and bladder ailments: and Foley Ca
thartic Tablets a wholesome and thor
oughly cleansing cathartic. for consti-
pafSon. b:liousness. headache. and slug
gish bowels Sold everywhere
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SLAIN BY BEoTHER-u-LAw.

SUTTON. W. En-. Fob. 9.-CharIes
Meadows, prominent farmer Of Pole
mic Run, Braxton county. is dead. ac-
cording to word received here to-day. Of
shotgun wounds inflicted, it Is report
ed. BY brothcr-in-law. Edward Bar
merit. when they had dispute over the
boundary Inc Of their adjoining farms.
Barnett was arrested ard placed in the
Rraxton county jail. The mon married
daughters of-thc late Washington Jack
son. Of that section.
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Tho Third Division of the Ladies' Aid
Sacic,v of Thomson NJ. T.. church. will
hold an important meeting with Mrs. r
" Marshall on North Front street to-
r,nrrnw rvrninE Mrs. Charles Mc(iin-
mis- will hc assistant hostess and IL full
attendance Of thc members is requested.
J.usinces matters relating 10 the next
ecosonS' work will be discussed.
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Informal Dance.

An informal dance will be given next
Friday. at The Island club rooms by the
Younger clerks Of the Riverside works
Of tic National Tub" company, Plans
arc being made which give promise or a
good time for all those who expect to at
lend, The committee in cludcS MeSSrs;
Henry Hackrtt, Jus l'Aiicr' hayilipIlu
Errn,art. Edward Foe. George Peters
and Luke MCNabb.
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GIRL IS BOOTLEGGER
Fniruont Girl Placed Under Arrest
With Supply OF Whiskey in
Her Possession

Miss Elizabeth Glass, aged % years
was arrested by Captain Bert T.. Phil
lips. on train No. Al. on her way 10
Flirmont. w. Va. yesterday forenoon.
with a supply OF ten quarts of whisk"y
in her possession. which ii is claimed
that she had sold at the rate OF SIS per
quart. which would have Melted her
Sl50 in cash.
She was taken off the train nj
Mnundsville and turned over to Sheriff
CLAYTON She will have a hearing Tues
day before Squire Lewis. Ut that place.
-n1rY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Will Serve Luncheon.

The lndi".; at tn" United Presbyterian
church viii serge II luncheon III tho
dining room of The church on Thursday
evening. Tho hours named nrc from
eleven until nm"-thirty and an able COM
mites of ladies has been appointed 10
make Tho affair Il delightful one. They
ar, noted for tho excellent menus and
doubtless, the luncheon will be we'll
attended.
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Se1ics Of Dances.

There will be 4 series OF dances given
~, tho Home Club every Thursday even
INK Tho first one Will hr tins Thurs
dav. and music will be- rendered By the
Enltc orchestra Mozart Hin is tho at
tractiye place named for TN" affair and
plans have brcn made by large num-
bcr To attend.
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Elks' Mn Suue,

Plans arr being made by the local
Order of Elks for n big masquerade for
March :. The event will be held in the
Elks' club and many novel features will
be in evidence \ program of stunts
from the minstrel show, which will be
given in few weeks will add a novel
feature to the affair. and an attractive
program. together with good orchestra
music and special decorations. will he
employed to make It one of the merriest
events Of the season.
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Masquerade Ball.

Invitations will soon be issued Tor The
masquerade ball which will be given By
the Ladies' Carroll Social club on Feb
ruary &c at the Carroll club. Hiss BCr-
nadine StcinmcZ and Madeline Altmeyer
are making elaborate plans. Many novel
arc making clabnratcplanS. Many novel
and pretty costumes will doubtless be
worn and good orchestra music VIII go
far toward making an enjoyable evening.
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There IS said to Be crying 6omd In
Mexico for American manufactured ar
ticles and there IL q crying demand IN
American for Mexican NV materials.
In this case two cries put together
ought to make . EurgIe Of delight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-10
Carroll Dance.

entertain with IA dance on February -.
,I tho carroll club. Misses Mary Dor
sew and Margaret Mnnl"n ar" III" chair
men in charg" and The usual orchestra
sill play til" pr"Train. Th"r" VIII ne
VALENTINO d'""ratl"hS ana invitations
hoyc bcru ISSUED for the affair.
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Club Entertained.

The X. X. club will be entcrt AIMED by
Miss Mary StcinmctZ al her home on
Chaplinc street ON. Thursday evening.
Dancing will bc enjoyed during the eve
ming and music and games VIII also be
diversions. \ luncheon will be served.
Invitations have. been issued 10 almost
20 Young people.
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The valentine season opens with a
brightness and Joy that speaks well Tor
those who planned to make it so. Thcre
has been but little slackcning in the 50
cial line since the big holiday AFFAIRS
and yet there is nothing like 4 real noil-
day to give spur to society and make
the celebration thereof worth while:
Perhaps there is nothing like a dance
for real entertainment either. and many
have been arranged by clubs in the CITY
which will be full Of the novel ctfects
and colored differences which make en-
joyable affairs. All Of the leading So
cictics have issued invitations for dane
ing parties. and among them is the Ca
thedral High alumnac ball, which is
planned for February IS. and which will
be held at the Carroll club. These boys
arc noted for their enjoyable social
events. and thi swill be full 10 the brlm
Of surprises worth waiting for.
4 little sooner. and with quite as
much pleasurablc anticipation connected
with it. is the dance which will be gwen
Of the Scottish Rite guard this FridaE
ut the Scottish Rite temple Will DC
a shadow dance. and Bachman'S orches-
ira will be in charge of the musical pro-
gram. 1t will also be greatly enjoyed.
Smaller affairs. with less PLANNING
hu, FULLY MS much real fun attached 10
them, will br given each evening until
the l,cnten season begins. and everyone
may look forward TO happy time.
MARTINSRURG. W. Va. Feb. e.-An-
nounccment has been made here OF the
marriage in st. Joseph, Mo-. Of Miss
Martin. Jr.. formerly Of Martinsbure,
now Of Denver. Colo. The groom is the
son of y. l.. Martin, steward at the
Hotel Berkeley here.
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c. H. GR1EST & CO.,
Special Famo Agents

popular program at the Hotel Windsor
on Friday evening. when the Vogue Clue
will entertain its members with a novel
valentine dance There will be light re-
frcshmcnts served during the evening
and altogether an enjoyable time Is an:
ticipated. Invitations for the affair will
I've issued today.
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DAHCG06.

Prof. O1tmants dances eve1J T0e0onI.
Thursday and Friday nights, 1AExet
Auditorium Premier orchestra =
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wo1nan's Club.

WOm1n'S CIup.
The Martins Ferry Womans CLUB
will meet Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. T. w. Schrcve. The program as
arranged follows:
Rcsponsn-Orignal Verse.
The story OF ST. Nalcntine-Miss Mary
SwartZ.
Our War Prcsidcnts-Miss Henderson.
Motion Pictures. n Force for Good ahs
Evil-MrS. J. f. Blackford.
Censorship Of the Movics-Mrs. S. T..
Kerr. ~
Review OF Club Magazlne-Ars. c. T.
Undegraf.
Music.
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Mount Study Climb.

NOUN STUDY VIup. -,
The Mount de Chantal Study Club will
meet this afternoon with Miss kath-
crime Reistcr at her home on North Main
street. The program includes:
Roll Call-Lcading Statesmen.
Parliamentary Bodies of the Belliger-
cnts and Their Constitutions
Marie Coleman.
Germany's Propaganda Miss Esther
He'll.
Current Events.
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Drama LenRue.

Drama League.
The Drama League Department OF tho
Noman's Club will meet this afternoon
in the ball room Of the Hotel Windsor
Mrs. Walter S. Kelley will preside ane
an interesting program has been pre-
pared, including a brief sketch OF MO
iierc and his life and times. Tar.
tuffc" will also be read and discussed
by Mrs Kelley, and as this French
dramatist is always greatly enjoyed.
rare treat is in store for the members
of this department.
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The Windsor orchestra will play a
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Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. 4. J. Tolbcrt were host
and hostess to number of friends. Sat
urday evening, honorng the occasion of
their twenty-tifth anniversary. Euchrc
WAS enjoyed during the evening and a
luncheon was served. They were the
recipients Of number of beautiful
gifts. Included were:
,,l
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RaHeaVisite.

The Arion will give Il kafree-visitc on
Thursday evening with a prize cuchrc.
duminoes and five hundred as the main
diversions The ladies will come in tho
afternoon and supper will be served
from until S o'clock. Dancing will be
enjoyed in the evening and the follow
ing committee has been named:
McsdamcS-
Harry Schmcichcl. J. ". Picket
chairman, Ed Roller
J. A Blum John Ritter
Max Bcuter George Reed
W. J. Beneke John Roth
Frank DiegInillcr Frank RAIDER
w T. Burklc Andy Scifcrt
+. H. Appcnzellcr Frank Thurrm
Harry Paradise
Misses
Kate RieStcr Carrie Miller
Lou Schmcichel Martha Schubart
Emma Montisel
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n.A r Meeting.

The Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton will meet at the Y. ". c. A on
Friday afternoon for their regular
monthly session. Mrs. ". H. Shuette
viii sneak on "Womcn's Uniformed Or
ganizntions for War service ana
Siscussion will follow, led by Miss Eupha
Hutchinson. Arrangements will be
madr ut This meeting for the colonial
tcn, which will I've given by the organi-
Zaiion Wa.hington's Birthday. To raise
money for two French orphans VINO
have been adopted by this capter.
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Corfman-Anderson.

CUtIIu&1l-xAtRt.0 ,.
An interesting wedding was solemn
n:cSock when Mr. Samuel II. Coffman.
SON Of S. II. Coffman. of Dillonyaie,
Of MIR. and Mrs. 7, p. Anderson OF OF
Eellairc. were united in marriage by
Rev. F. II. Randall. pastor of the OIL
Owl. tho members of the families
vc1n present. The bride was attended
by her sister. Miss Essic Anderson. OF
Wbanlinr and the father of the groom
acicd az best man. Another sister. MISS
Ethel Anderson. Of pillonvale' gave inc
An elaborate wedding supper WAS
served Immediately after the ccremony
Mr. and Mrs. Coffmhn will make tneil
home with the brides father. ,,
The many friends arc extending oest
wishes and congratulations.
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-13
PAGE THREE

sHuns.biiit!es and fill such positions.
In many instances. however, their
strength has been overtaxed. and such
ailments as are peculiar to their sex
have fastened themselves upon them.
Such women should remember there
is a tried and true remedy for their
troubles in Lydia f. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound, which for more than
three generations has been relieving
the women Of America from sona of
Tho worst forms Of female ills.
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-13

MRS. GERTRUDE LOTT,
A3ministrat.i> l.-. gl I. ]. Lott.
5-19-17-2[-2I
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-13

NJ poOple who are feeble and youpr
." neonlo Who Gre wear. 'aitI ''o
at"nn'~thorod Gu, ona1'oa 10 r."
GROVES TASTTTFs;s chill TONIC
p,f~o fnc
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-01
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

A distinctive wartime develop
ment in English industry has been
the establishment of women police
forces in factories where women are
employed.
A woman observed working on q
mans job in Los Angeles wore mems
working clothes, including overalls,
but on her fingers she had seven dia-
mond rings.
The powerful unions Of ship
wrights, blacksmiths and boiler
makers in England are talking ANAL
gamation and conferences to this
end have been held.
Cotton Growing in South Africa
has been receiving considerable at
tention within recent years. and the
prospects for rapid development are
reported to be excellent.
Irkutsk, the Siberian city, popu1a-
ton 10000, which has figured proni-
nently in the news recently, is said
to be the wickedest city in the
| world, having an average of 500 muir
ders d year.
Investigation has ruined the lark 9
reputation for early rising. That
much celebrated bird is quite a slug
gard as ii does not rise till long after
chaffinches, linnets and a number OF
hedgerow birds have been up and
about for some time
ST Louis mas catacombs like those
of Paris. The mining of clay for brick
and other products has left many
chambers and tunnels beneath the
! outlying districts. as the, quarrying
of stone for building materials long
| ago has undermined certain Eu-
ropean cities. .s.s
In Greenville, \. H. a man who
! believes in saving coppers and
nickefs paid his taxes with s119.55 in
| Buffalo nickels, $11.S0 in old-style
nickels, Sc in Lincoln. cents and In
dian head cents. Buying a buggy
| nearly new, at auction, he paid for
it in coppers, and he also paid $27
in cents for a purchase made away
| from home.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-01

There will be four complete shows
today al 100. 3.15. 6.15 and S15 and
the programme consists of a top notch
bin OF high class Keith vaudeville and
Paramount feature pictures. Heading
the programme is Mills and Lockwood
The Hickville Rubes a clever pair of
.omedians. who present a rural com
ody sketch that IS a riot If fun from
start 10 finish The next act is Will
bur Sweetman, who presents p novel
musical Offering finishing with play
ing three clarinets at one time. The
third act is The Gabberts, who pre-
sent a sensational athletic Offering,
doing many daring and difficult fcats.
All three acts are big timers ard reg
Mar Keith ATTRACTIONS The feature
uhotoplay is Vivian Martin in Her
Country First. Il nNe-part Paramount
production based on The story by
Mary Roberts Reinhart This is the
story Of girl who Just could not help
Icing patriotic. but is not war film
'r any means To complete the show
trere Is o funny Pathe comedy emit
tied Why Pick on Nc. guaranteed to
r-ovide 80 minutes OF laughs
Coming Monday. Cecil e. DoMille's
master Aircraft production The
Sguaw Nan. taken from the famous
stage success. also Wallace Reid iu
Toe Many Millions. 5-1art Para
mount comedy drama: also tho latest
Eurton Holmes Tr1velO-ue.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-01

To-day is The last chance t. sec Bill
ly Halls big musical revue entitled
cont Tell My Wife II was given on
FRIDAY and IL went big Vt is "a great
cure for the blues Mr. Han appeared
boz blacl, face comedy and was great
Miss Pray sang the latest New York
successes and met with favor The
chorus was immense pretty girls who
an sing and dance. EVERYTHING now.
Tor Pun and q good show visit the
Auditorium Saturday
As an extra added attraction Hou-
lni in The Master Mystery. is prov
irC a wonderful SUCCESS. His mar
vicious fc1ts Of releasing himself from
a.l kincs of chains, handouts and
-Hackles prove HIM to be king of an
1 his line
If you want 10 be stirred with real
'ruc American patriotism. go to TN,
Auditorium theatre tonight and soc
George Walsh % tha jump. Ifs n
Inc roilicking comedy and YOU will
enjoy it every minute II shows some
now and wonderful yet reaeor7bI,
IDEAS of craftsmanship and their APP
u.ication 10 Liberty Loan bonds
The juvenile Follies coming to the
auditorium theatre next Monday.
tuesday and Wednesday. presentina
impressions Of Broadway stars offers
TO the public 20 of tho most talented
entertainers ever presented on stare
~ one time. The Riddles hold re-
ception on the stage and invite an IN,
local children to attend.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-01
HUMOR OF THE DAY

Mrs. Benham-Baby has swallowed
some of your ink.
Benham-All right: III get even
with him by filling the fountain pen
with his milk.-Judge.
THE after dinner nap is my favor
lite hour of the entire Sunday"
Il thought you didn't sleep after
dinner
q don't, but my wife does" -Bos-
ton Transcript.
He has an abiding faith in human
nature, hasn't hep f0-s
Il should say so. He once bought
an article that was guaranteed, and
when it went back on him he actually
asked the maker to make good."-Life.
I wish to express the absolute
zero in values
"Ahem! Let me think"
| well e."
"Why not say, as worthless as an
iron cross p Birmingham Age-Her-
aid.
What do you think of women in
politics o.
Embarrassing answered Miss
Cayenne. You can't be sure whether
a bashful man is going to propose to
you or merely. ask you for you vote
Washington Star.
Take a good look at this ladder,
my boy"
And then remember that if it were
possible to get to the top at a single
bound there would be no need of the
. bottom ngs.'-Detroit Free Press.
Il trust" Miss Tappit," said the
kindly employer to his stenographer,
that you have something in reserve
for a rainy day"
Yes, sir answered the young
woman. Il am going to marry man
named Macintosh. "-Christian Reg
lister
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-01
NOTICE

All milk producers are invited
to attend the annual meeting
of the County Branch of the
New England Milk Producers
Association to be held in the
Town Hall, Norwich, Febru-
airy 9Th, at l P. M.
Officers and delegates to the
Boston meeting will be elected
and Secretary Richard Pattee
of Boston will address the
meeting.
c. J. ABEL,
President.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-01
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to all persons
liable to pay the personal tax in the
town of Lisbon, that have warrant
to lazy and collect the personal taxes
payable Feb. l. 1919. each of such per-
sons being assessed the sum Of two (2)
dollars as his personal tax and for the
purpose of collecting the same 1 shall
be at the town house Saturday, Feb,
l, 1919. from to 80. At the Bend
school house Feb from 2 to- $3.50.
If taxes are sent by mail inclose
stamp for receipt if receipt is wanted.
All persons neglecting this notice
must be proceeded against as directed
by the laws of the state.
Dated at Lisbon. Conn. Jan s. 1919.
ALVIN KAMPFF,
Collector.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-01
NORWICH c. <. UNION
ANNUAL AT HANOVER

The annual meeting of the Norwich
c. Z. Union will be held in Hanover
this afternoon at o'clock After the
song service the regular annual bus
mess meeting and address by the
state president. Rev. w. f. Alling or
Rocky Hill Paper by Miss Jesse
Hyde OF Norwich on Reaching Out to
Those Away From HOME. Question
box conducted by the state president.
Social hour and supper served by the
Hanover society. At $50 there will
he get-together meeting. led by Rev.
RI. D. Rollason of Hanover and clos
ing address will be by Rev. Allan
shaw Bush of Gales Ferry. Visitors
viii be met at Baltic at $50 and will
DE taken back to the o'clock troll
low
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-01

FOR SALE-Chalmers Six, passeng-
er. a smooth running, powerful car, il
fine condition. price right if taken al
once. Henry Allard. s. North Mair
st. feb1d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-01

WANTED-Raw furs. At II. a
1eebners every Thursday. a :. Ben
nett. nOVl2d