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Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27
MANSFIELD DEPOT

Considerable work has been doie re- gently on Memorial street. by the American Telephone and Telegraph company. A large excavation has been made. for tho building of comrau- nication chamber. Last Friday a ra- thef. obnoxious crew was employed there, whose drlnk must have been different from good spring water. judging by their actions. The residents of this part of our village would apz preciate a bit Of attention from the town fathers while this work contin- ues.
 Miss Vimera Fowler c,osod her home last week for this season. She has gone to Pine Meadow, where she will spend the winter at tie home Of q cousin.
 Mrs. Fenelon McColum. Mrs. Mary Durkee, Mrs. Grace Garvey, Mrs. Sa- rah Morrison, Mrs. E. t. Tacppson T and Fenelon McCollum. Jr.. were the delegation from the C. F.. society to the Wiilimantic C. E. Unions convcn ton in Willinaantic Saturda.r. Mrs. Maria Bowers went last Sun l day to Broad Brook, where sine will spend the winter with her daughter Mrs. Robert Whitehouse.
 Clifford Bothan visited friends ir Wlllfnantlc SdLuroay and sunday. l Mir. and Mrs. William Farrell oi Groton, their daughter, Marguerite
 and two friends. visited at |. Me | CollunI's Sunday last.
 The Misses Thompson of Eamptor
 were at F.. 5. Thompson's Sunday.
 Mrs. Warren Porter was taken to St
 Ioseph's hospital in Willimantic or
 Sunday for surgical treatment.
 Mrs. Vivian Austin of Norwich va!
 at the Hansen home last Friday ant | ISaturdav.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27
:ets of carysaati,ea1ums.

is=lS OA
 Af.er t!le concert c. Curtis Hull q membe-.os tLc club, taadered his as- ';ociate members an in;orIlsei recep- ton at his homo on South Main street. The local guests were ALv. aal Mrs. |. D. Ballou, Mr. and Mrs. ]. C. Buckingham and thc Oiyrnp:aa male quartette. During the evea:i!;, Miss s. K Adams, Miss Helen Ff1l and Miss Evelyn Reid served refrcsh- ments and MT. Hull passed the Petlg: Schuylers. There were so2g5 ncyT and old in which everybody joined and there were solos b. Mrs. Buck ingham and MT. NcGo-rtil T'.Ie-a were handsome decora tioiIs about the room Of evergreen and red winter berries. Eallou, assisted by Mrs. Bucllins,llaIn. At the box office Norman Pa-kharst vas in charge. Alex AicNicoi had charge of the admission and yTa.te- Richardson of the progra aa.zl1as.
 The ushers were f. D. Bal.ou, F. A. Faust, L. M. Carpenter and L. ,1. Buckingham. This Is the cecond visi, of the Bass -Clef' to JeWett City. They are assured many future welcomes.
 Dance. EtouX nall, Thar&lsg1vt.sg afternoon, ParAers orchestra pieces. adv.
 Mr. and Mrs. P. II. ?. Clement with their daughter Virginia Jeff this . tfhursday) morning for Manchester, x. H., where they will spend Thanks giving with their pslreats.
 ! Mr. and Mrs John NaeLean, Nor man MacIean,i MT. and Mrs. Leland 4aney ad Mrs. Edward Rsney will be Thanksgiving. guests at the h,noe os MT. and Mrs. Daniel MacLean of New York.
 | 0. r. Miller, will spend Th2nl1sgis'- ! ins with MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Hal : of New Rochelle, \. r., Mrs. uan is his daughter Josephine. Paramount features today at Ash and theatre, 2:15. G:45 and S:15 D. in Your moneys worth or your money oack--adv.
 Funeral services for Miss Rosanns
 Curtis were held at St. Thomas
 church. Voluntown Wednesday morn ing. F.ev. Father Edward Walsh Of.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27
STAFFORDvuLE

Mrs. Etta Durham is the guest this week of her daughter. Mrs. C. J. Clark. anH tfe iatter's fan1il-.- in E!Fiu~ton
 Miss Esther Co.nins'.i Is visiting her parents in. Amherst. Mass, for a few days tais week.
 Miss Dorothy NcDeln2ott Is the Tharkseivins guest Of Ter parents in Fall River.
 George N. Moore Is the suAst Of his grandson. N. F. Hrzhes. and the lr+- ter's family in Springfield, Mass, this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. IT. 4. rasworth snd dsustte: Ruth. Mrs. Edith Matthew's "nd HTr. Nh! Mrs C. ". Miller will hr e-',estee T:.3enksgivirg of 'Mr. and Mrs Frank Ra l;eu ip Tanp5an Nrss
 Tie ey-a1PeHstic services held f. f77a NJ, lf. chureia last week 7-A"n very '7,- teres'ine anf iner.r'-o n7 snv.~:,' ;7a1pie manifested .7,A 7osiro n ra- f'rno Thris+ia"s. Rev. lr~. p-.s"~e- e Stafecrfl RantiSt ci,1r-a ,l~en ~f,.IT he g." ti44"!7av ATe"in~ and 7Fr. Pa --l-l7,---+ 'f s'"f'ord Springs spoke s.Eta-' evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27
Prize California Beauties at the na
 wis Today.

'Sing -ho. the merry ryrnaiden"-she' here from far-off California. hevy of her In. fact. The public that has seen her splash about with graceful abandon In Mack Sennetts's come dies may well be surprised at the pres elce ar the Davis theatre today Of Sennett' Y faE- fa,1ned. Bathing Bear- ties. By special permission of the comedy king, the girls of shapefy per lection, bathing suit marvels and all are here on limited tour of the p-in- cipai cities, with & truly imposing retinue of chaperones.
 The rnernaids made famous by Sennett's two-reeiers come to gfve piquancy and Vital interest to the ia- cal premiere of the comedy kings most ambitious motion picture under takins-f1ve reels of satire and hil- ar'tE. entitled Yankee Doodle fn Berlin with all the Seunett farceurs assembled in one cast, and Gerr-au royal 'bornhast and egot.s1l as the marks of their shafts.
 This double sastrart'61 will set new standard for n,oFio.1 nicture p-es- eiltat.on here and tlis other Ia-rs eastern cities where t T'77 ne DOS sihle to turn. The tour os the ner- raids is said to. be as much of. sur oi'sse t1 tEerl a. to tI,a -o-'',iic. Htt'1- '"to. -tis ease.,l1.e of physical a6:- a''HF Ts heer kent ir the CeiifoIris e;tlldi" fo-.' ti1~ '3eal7,'a. eya e ti,e-ca.'4- H-a aio~c. The i,rodaae.'s i-,.e..ests t.7 his l[oet t,:e'nf,itt''.'-'".% cr-'ed-- efrort c"'- -sed 9'7ii72 r. v'e,G tn fG,;1 '+'As to
 "a 'tH'a fi,lu" r. :ta q ;1:iit'o-.
 "YanEee sD-,7 -lf" is .safd ta7 Ia trA '.iC@es' t.@"!l S~nnctt 7'efs r-e-- tseeo ,sfff q 1aa.l'-. T'i."v ,,---,-rt. ..-,3-s:- ld'.-r of12a3 c.---. d S.I5. Cone ";.t'ljy;. No seats reserved.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27
SOUTH WINDHAM

The Mission society Is to have sale of food. aprons and fancy work. Two puRs will be on exhibition. An enter tainnaent will follow.
 Miss Josephine Palmer spent the week end and Sunday with her sister Mrs. Mary Layalle. Of Worcester, Mass.
 Miss Althea Naples of Norwich was the. guest Tuesday of her aunt. Mrs. Helen Tubbs.
 Clifford Kinne of Hartford was at lis home for a few hours Sunday.
 Mrs. Garrett W. Smith has returned from q visit with relatives h Spring field. Mass.
 The pulpit of the local church will be supplied Sunday by Rev. Arthur ". Barwick Of Plainield.
 John Lewis has sold his place to Ward Porter of Hebron Mr. Lewis will move his family to the tenement oTor the station Of the Hartford and Providence division
 Ar. and Mrs. Frank. Jennings and son of New London will spend Thanks giving day at the home Of 1ir. Jen- nings' father. Jol1a Jennings s ". P. Barstow will entertain at dim uer Thanissgiving day Mir. snd Mrs George. Barber Of Florence. Mass, Mr and Mrs. C. 4. Barstow and daughter Margaret ard Mrs. Earstow's rnotAcr Mrs. Gertr'i.le Young.
 Walter Backus left Monday for a trip to Philadelphia. Miss Mary Packer of Windham $ staying with Mrs Eacbus.
 Perry Crane. who fs emDIoyed 1T ,. Bristol, will spend Thanksgiving at his home.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Hahn anf { daughter F!dirh Of Providence vii spend the holiday with Mrs. Mar i La riihan. 6ock of Norwich Sunday. They vii srend Thankssivine with MT. ard Mrs /, c. S., Goodwin Of Lebanon
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27

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Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27
ASHFORD

Arthur Baker, who has Teen i7 Dan oulH', has visited his mother. Mrs. J. ' milford. The conpany fo~ which he works IS speIdill2 him t7 Nansis. MI. e!!d Mrs. .Benrette ard daush- ter r!eora attended Ire dance held ir, 'PkoeE.Iviile last week.
 Tfo;.las Fitts. wlso died last week +. Wil.flnaattc. WE $ 'F,rried e,n Warren vile i:, the fa=1ily lot. Mrs. Err, nll GreeTe attended Srro-- visor E.s 1T, Bliss fune@@alsat Chestnut Iiil 7'lllrs as..e O last raejs: Joh9 fts%ord acd. 'risu7t.9r. rvncH Ea . fc"t!..
 2f-:: 3fc3r..a las gone to Tortford te Wcriz.- ;. T-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Owls Bic Variety Bazaar.

With increased zeal and energy the members Of the Norwich Nest, No. 13s6, order of Owls, are directing their effrts to the final arrangenenth for the big victory bazaar. which Is scheduled to open next Monday, De- cernber 1st in Olympic hall. Wa ter street, Norwich. and to continue f. the coming seven days until Mon day. December 8th, inclusive. Par ticularIy active in the committee of ente~1atnren ent are J. A. George, chair van, ard feUsiaess agent. F. Q. Smith, A. T. Boon and ". F. Balcorl. So far fl,o gnaio~ portion of tlle detail work 1aa been in the hands oe the first named Of the committee ard head quarters have been e5 'ahiisled Tat Georges Cigar zto-e. 72 Main street, where all ilfc.T--aaton ill reference ta .he coming gala save>I nights of fashionable fun and fro1tc may. he aecertaired. M me'nbs-s ef the O. Ie:' are reo77asted +a cal the"e for i. ws of vttal i'7,po-ianca as tI7a l,a@aa;' iif c7tire'-- i71 cl1" go 0a ti1c Or1e.'s If Owls and the d'1tf fA;.ant rneF71b~-s viii fe neces =ar,- ta- t9ke cha-"e of the ! ra::ous booths a1d side shows. as
 3oav keepers, ticket sellers, and as | cashie:.s
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 ras'on. T.a. "h:e'. Ahiect Of 1e. eos = i "a Is tq td d-ta-7-i2o hy ponJ,a~ faa, l Tt who s:l;"U }nN 10 r4os. pa0,lio ',
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 a ri,is fa.-nrte bah;es and the
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 v;dinS bee t '>H~~e F'lnd. TN.. t;''-.
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 There will hn tIel .''''rH ''' ayr - ' '1 nach event. t:1e f"5+ @oi'1e t7' -''' ~diGate nrcr-~3'-o t'>o la-enst "-,-c7
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Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27
VOI.NTONrN

H-s. Joft- 19 fla rave q dei.ghtfu1 party at ter herr 2 S;;. tu .-til% to cee brate tfe tstt7 ot~tllda% q 1ler niece. Mss I.ere B.t%opG. rcct.e' table was nre1ti.. Se.,o:.tt1.14. a;2d in stfe, center Tss q te.E. t!Ig. ! :,t !!le tol6i'' | c. d.es. After 2 .i,nceeCn of sai'7- q.c:ees. cake, caEdy- and frsltt,7 gan: az were played. The little hostess receive
 na:ir.y' presents, among them, ts, bright new. E>'n,o.R pennies. Those attendins were fG,a Esro1i'c,. Dorothy Dupont.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27
Cured His RUPTURE

xz9 bsd.y rupsa:e5 wai.e lifting g ,.- ,,ni- hons er ctI-e Ian a1 one-att,n ..e-sSe1 did me 10 good. Finally I Sor -0.e O.. something that tS!clsi.' and cgnp.ete.s cared nc. Years nave pass si.iDu I am dS.aS hard work us 6 csrpeEter. There wzJ no operation. no
 .5t nlc. 10 t-os5le. have uota.ng 70 sell. bu. 7.N gi,-o full ir:oraas tioa a5oct how .'Oa nay ind q eosn plete ne Euscae a. Fallen. Carpeuter, 4-5f. Is-ceilus Avenue, Manasquan, <. l. Bette. cut out th.J notice and shoE. |; t0 1ly othcrs who are ;'uptured- .0l E2y cave life CT at least stop and ezaze- o. az operation.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27

A,ciatins. Mss Vul-t;s d:ed Tuesday 2: Ter nome in NoiuntoWa 2t the age ot 46. ,5..e Is survived b. sister Mary Curtis sot \ AoIuaCoTn, a brothet: T1o,l1a3 O.' Gl&sCo and q sister resiG- !.-s il eAus1l;IIn. Du"ta; was ill North G.'o8 c.2C@d1ie i1 cI.G-'so of iIoarig4n B.'es.
 M. and Mrs J. T. }s'ubu- O. Giasgo arc spsndiag today Thursday with thei- daustEer, Mrs. Herbert Pollard Of 1FiEtt.11ant.c.
 Parents Days have been held in several of tae distr.ct schools. The scnoo! in Glasgo held it's exercises for tho parents in the hal! near the day evening at eight o'clock. The cllasse:.tain,le1t was weu attended. Tn: fo.sssF ing program was well rendered. ahe e5 as thoroughly enjoyed by the parents and friends present: Prayer ........ Rev. John Thompson song, America ............... School Welcome ........... John GroudciskI Flora, Pomona, Cires Three Girls. Grade :: Why Be T.lan.lfui .. Richard Bart il4lll The Story O. Thanksgiving. Grade 5 :, Mr. Turkey ..:..... Emma Wesernan ; X City Maids Dream Norman Shaw AtecftaNoa .................- Grade i Warning Ar. Turkey Dwight Bartian l One riling I am Th&n.lful For Annie Sibitcily -NatnA1 ila.e ...,........ Percy Riley Five Little IIouse.:eepers .. Five G.ris i When the Frost is On, tie Pumpai? 1 Arthur WesermaH | W neH ................. AID1na Shaw The First National Thanksgiving | Ruth McGor err Thankful for the Flag
 Napoleon Bianchette
 Dolly's Lesson =. Vivian Richard3o. Thanksgiving Wishes .... Three Boy, Tie Pilgrim Fathers Thanksgiving
 Children in Grades f and
 < Sensible Boy ....... Sylyis Bedar- Molly Pitcher .... Florence McGove-; Too Much Turkey ,..e.. Randall Shay Thanksgiving Is Coming
 Song by Primary Boon
 DlaloSue .............. seven PuptI
 The Pumpkin Song .......... Schoo
 Address. Patriotism
 Supt. r. II. P. Clemen
 Farewell ............ MalYa Buttoi |
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

Mrs. Sarah Davis has returned from Eow Haven and Hartford.
 Leonard Grenier and family are moving to Nirimantic this week.
 Carl P. Kenyon. who has been n NG1-p, It News. Va. the past year. Ia been v.siting his uncle, Allen W. Ker. y)ll.
 Miss i. Louise Kenyon is visitt.2g hnr aunt in Putnal1. Percy Mattocks and family have moved back to the Valley from Mil ford Mass
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27

Miss Violet olson is i'll with pneu- monia at her home CT Lord Ell. Her sister, Miss Esther Olson, came home from Staton island hospital to care for her. $
 Mr. and Mrs. IT. E. StssoD or Deep River we're tt their old horne in Ola Hamburg few days last N eek. visitor last week
 The Reynolds carriage sno2 buiid ings have all been moved to laff;1 o5po- site the grange grounds s11d arc to be made into a dwelling flor Mfr. Iathrop of Hartford.
 Charlie Miller spent Sunday. with relatives on. tie other side. of tEe
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27

river.
 \, truck ;Srom Deep River and one from New London were in town the first. Of the week after turkeys, chick ems. etc. f.
 Miss Emma Eeepe of Deep River tiskeds her sister, Mrs. L. Bill. last Eeek. .s4
 Aswhist party vas enjoyed at J. L. Ra5-nlord's last Monday evening.
 M-. and Mrs Ernest Clark. TheI1na and Hamilton Bill were guests at L.. BilI's Sunday.
 E. E. Dickenscn Is having witch hazel cut at the Sterling City mill and t.ucked to Essex. ~
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27
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ASTC..aC,

f.,ns hefo-e Al.al yTG.si,,;,r p.o- t.4ce. %Tqe Heart, of II;l,l.4i...ss55-' II;l,l4i.s5-' or l2e Right U, Happiness" critics be- gan to po 7t cut lis mastery Of dra- nIatic suspense and the effectiveness O. i.s; employment of contracts. Uo.- ubfv must be working toward 8 def- .1ite, scai.
 Tt would be hard to conceive, wtleTe- n he coa.d. have, put more dramatic 'p@ncl into any production than is
 contained in The Right to HapDl-
 ness" which he wrote in conjunet'osl
 win. Oisai' Sci2o.i and produced win
 Dorothytsss Phillips as his star. T1s
 picture was shown :. at the Strand
 theatre last night .
 One time Ho:ui,a. had to dtl ouf ,t
 biogra aph.cai blank. Or tt., vas ti.e question: " hat is tour greatest arr fl.ltica-?' FIis ansHer vas brief anI
 to ,tlie point. &iid yet seemed 10 be tie
 sum total of the spirit that was be- 1 'lild the prediction Of .',The Right to Happiness and The Heart of HIz- Tianity.' Heiubar sth1p.y said: ''To create and visualize tsaeugse and char: acte:s deep In the bosom Of nlanl5,nd. His forn,er picture WAS tie spirit O the great war. With Is g'o.y. It's 11t-- cry and i-snite, peace. .sThe Right to Happiness" IS the tongue with which humanity speaks aftet. t.le conflict. Not al that IL says hoHe-'e-. s peace. and the star and her director have caught tie une.isy spirit Of the hour md have wo"en:t t a5 q barcgrou2d into what is declared to be the great eSt love story e4-e.' told. ..-. ..---. Aside from the usual ard expected
 affection between i,aa and his ratura' i mate Is the bouafless -loye os Q wild i RlSs!an-reared seitatnr fa- the whole of humanity. Hiss Phillips pia5s Q dual role. Tn fl she is seen as Sonia the; Russian. and ViTiar. the Araefi can. Her handling of ss7e two com :. poses one Of the most effective. piece, Of dramaticism ever produced. 4 ::
 The Right to Happiness" fas Beer | termed the pict'irn v'f't a soul. Sur, :; 1 that were 10 Idle .adye-ti sing cate! ] word. This production .s destined to "a long. snlend;d fife on the retioE
 love appeal. ! William Stoweil. who has played sfI nrincipal male parts In The Heart q! . Humanity" Paid ia Advance" and . ether. productions. has st-ans roae
 in The Right to TaDptness.7 He E seen as a wirile, efficient young fac tc~x foreman.
 Four, shows today, 1:se. ::se, e:sl , and. 3:ss.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27
STERLING

II. Lincoln. who for several years has conducted 2 general store in this town has moved to Boston.
 Many attended the dance held here Saturday by the x. I. z. girls. Mrs. William Monroe and Mrs. Sam 2Eoteman were Moosup callers Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27
N'aa, Is Gong On Tonight.

.,, 2. -.>---.---s--- -t t..s -IAF45 a,l4n,ieii sS.s,s.'.raslsi< s-r.,s ereasr.s
 AoriEs Pictures a.-i3e strand Thea Ire.
 Gypsy Smith. Jf,' S!set..s at Cent.al SaL ..si CE&rrii.--- ----'-'-- .hA:snts, fof CCl:is:aass Saxasr St
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stonington Pointers.

Jerome $. Anderson, Jr.. has reeeiv- ed ;a6 to help pay for the changes and improvements in Stontngton Honor Roll. The cost was $So.
 Many 'St0aingtoaiaas. elnF.oyed eIsew here are >l.o1.e' for Thanksgiving. There Is a rush O. work at the Al wood plan. and ie enp.oyes approve the plant will be operated extra three nights a week until o'clock.
 Several c0astwise vesse-s are ln Inc hacbor weatilerbouEd.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27
BREED THEATRE.

Olive. Thomas. the Triangle etaf whose recent releases proved Cucl, tremendous successes, Is presented 1T her third picture, Love Prisoner at the Breed theatre today. This spc- cial production is an ideal vehicle for Miss Thomas. as It gives full sccpe to her versatility. Whether it be es e'7 ingenue, & society bud. . pickpocket, or any other c. the many roles she Is called upon to play. this litt'e stars characterizations are portrayed
 with intelligent conceptions. utter realism and faithAulaess to detail. In Loves Prisoner" Miss Thomas Is shown as Nancy. the best p!ckpocket in the city" Born of lady mother and @ burglar father. she is a peculiar combination of good and e--il. The role Is admirably suited to Olive Thomas, and in the Interpretation Of 1t she does some Of the best work Of her career. Alice. Joyce Is also seen in -rhe Winchester Woman" & feature of high dramatic power and -''Priznna' iu natural coiors and Harold Lloyd comedy complete the bi1l. =.
 Four shows today, at 1.SO. 5, tl5 and s.15.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27
cTtiN' = tjN

Miss Gladys Holmes. instructor in English and History. and Miss Flor eDce | Parmelee, teacher Of Gteno- graphJ- and typew-ritins; In the Stoiins- ton Iieh school, have resigned. They are to teach at North GrosFenorda:e. They will be succeeded b.. Miss Eli zabetil Siebert of Newark and Miss Mabel V. PcIr-:n, of Hartford. respec-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27

lvo?ytcn.-At a recent meeting of the school board 1t was voted to dispense with state supervision in the town of Essex.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27
JENErT CITY

X vegy large audience in the Finn opera house Tuesday evening aJ de- LEiltsully entertained D.. the Bass Cief os Eorv.cA wao gave a concer- fo- tho benefit O. the Congregational church. The club wss assisted by Mn. Ear-y Ward, reader, whose se- ,cctsou included Bi,He Brad and the Bg L,e Queen Of Tipperary, -sothiag to Say, b. James Whitcomb r.;iey; Flanders Field and The An 5zer. also by Milton McGorrili, vio- i-=iy. O. tho club. whose finely exc c-utec selections were Souvenir in D 5y DTdis and Ave Maria by Schubert.
 Prof. ChSrles D. Gee- vss d:rocto" and Mss Annie l.. Taft was the ac- con-p4aigt. 1'nc concc-t program .as EsyAa by the s.ase-s in most ac- cs2tAb,e and pleasing manner was:
 Civo | Man q Horse He Can Ride
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27

Alice Conian. Irene Bitgood, Beat-tc and Dottie Hall
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1919-11-20

Addie Mcmahon left Sunday evening
for Aberdeen to resume his duties In
the internal revenue Offices, after
spending a several weeks vacation at
his home in this city, and in the Black
Hills. While in the Hills, Addie, was
fortunate enough to bag a deer.
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wheat that viii test as low as so lbs.
il soand and dry.
Paul Rossbach, Mgr.

Eighteen cars of cattle and one car
of horses were shipped to the Sioux
City markets last week. Chas. Schriv-
er shipped eleven cars of cattle, C. H.
Runger shipped five, and o. H. Collins
three cars. The car of horses was
shipped by Bert Hafght.
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No Cure For the Flu

Attic this dreaded Disease ravaged the Country last year ret a ure
has really not been found for it,, and Medical Authorities say another Ei-
demic will occur
We urge everybody. the minute you feel a cold coming on. ave fever,
Or chnls, dull aches o constipation, to take a THOR0, CLEANSING, FUR.
flying LAXATIVE.
Battle your feet in hot salt water, take a good big cup OF HOjiiST.
ERS ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA (warm), and go to bed for the night
chances are you will feel fine the hex morning and it won't be so easyf for
the Flu n Grippe to get you.
Buy a package today, have /. in the house and use it at the very first
warming Mothers should closely watch the children and treat them with
G. W. WILCOX, Druggist
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VIM. Dulin departed Monday even
ing for Los Angeles. Calf, where he
will join Mrs. Dulin, and daughter.
Miss Ruth. They will spend the win
ter In California.
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Thursday, November Is, at the M. z.
Parsonage occurred the marriage Of
Miss Maybelle Forman Of Hignmore,
and Frank Wicker of Howell, the Rev.
r. e. Tarleton performing the cere-
mony.
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Or. BEN Carroll arrived home Tues
DAY. having Just received his discharge
from the navy. DR.. Carroll expects
to leave about the nrst OF the year
t. become an iaterne in e New York
hospital.