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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-04
Message of the State Chairman of e 1others' Day
Cali for the Children's Charity Holt Fund, to the
People of the SOuthwt.

HAVING been requcted b. the Executive ommitef fhndrens Home. 49,
Hospital TO become the Chairman OF the Committee Tor cfion u Funds for a,
OF building. furnishing AM endowinpa ChuBs ry Hospital for 49,
southwest ] wish to state 10 n puhlc my resons foSccu the commhsion 49,
offering as large a n mount OF my limited tim al ! co, spfor the prosecution ~
this enterprise. "
First The urgency OF tho appeal OF Helpless ippN suffering chld up,r
the sympathes n even a busy. practical bSincss ma me whom are not hard
hearted ever though they are accused Of bog hard fdef
second. The ait that there rs no hosbal devoid to irritable care " erin.
MED or sick children in he region xtend1 from DaVer lnorh Ito the Cmf 81
Mexico on the south. and from Kansas CIyO Is Anfee~dm" shd where there
are approximately three thousand phySoa6 handicapped y" hat need surgical
are
Third. The fact that the acquisition 4 such a cnartfnN o attend to the
needs OF children OF BUR Unfortunate nfads and neghtoF charity which begh.
at home where w are assured az chafu should begin
Fourth The fact tht he ttnelycm care Of the sick aud children o. will
not only relieve their suffering AID hcipsznea, lat whine slate of a future
burden of paupers. and will relase to sociey mann inlrS 'pable of taking
their part In the hon ne husinessh life OF Tel connnn
RIM M fact that Ia my nersonai knowledge tFns Home m uo.
pai society. which Is promoting the building and eqdfhs hospital. hs for
fourteen years sought Out dependct. neglected ard crpfh and restored her.,
Ia societv has made hem nanny IN home love nd cHen health N aaurt
bodies to scores Of children ali with a maximum n rcahmum expense
sixth. The fact that nee the organization OF mst or my associates. q
.wuiWs have p..r card nnnn this rraptzato to Ihe problem or at.
cmidrer NIibout tnip,edbVe respons from In SupeFr Lukens md ~
excellent: corps OF workers. always with kindness. pntf"""ness, NJ Tint
without question a. TO their race, religion OF e""'
sayentb The fact 1 had the Measure Of hrtngin-. a few months .o
o. little bv practically blinded from his birth. to the Home and Hospital
"a tht sme' TUne bt ouerated upon nv "a AuluiNOuquerq que wfhovt
Zee is nw able, 20 look at Inc sun and walk upnghtNe his chance in IN.
world. lie Is nW ready ia leave he Home n hospr'
Eighth. The fact that in company with all VT IN touch with tn.
Home and Hospital Or have heretofore contributed Y nNs Willingly in
inmTSSssfisse p' diSeharse o%r obisauon to the unforuun. e and many o,Rsr
reasons am glad to be able to recommend ms. $50 rah s aD inclined
his ability in bringing to a realization this Ereat ytsr9tnnnst and that this
1871 "a I6urss M Memory of Mother 10 Do II Fhers Child"
h HouTEN.
Chairman ohmttee IN ChUdr.,.
tai Fund.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-04
30 YOU WISH TO LIVE FOVER IN GOOD wOpUCo

Your Mother never tired OF ddelping
others while she lived. when she WI "'I'
breathcd the spirit OF true charity. f4sh'r''
beautiful In life. The center Of yog"lllo's
were cut on before their time. inquired
your wishes thwartcd. and their nf'eIm'-
nent In records Of men. When YOU mas
known you and felt the strength Of f""I"5'
and the purposefuiness Of your cpN you
no more IN person, and your namf'e1 ~
the affairs Of life. The most cosf''u III
f. cemetery Is seen but ndincrenuy' '"m-
PEELED quickly to pass alonE' 1t gu" OF
sympathy and shelters no weary
You can make your name NJ" you
may yet speak. you may continue '"'s
Of Mother. Father. Son or Daugh' "r"l-
eating some OF your possessions
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-04
t + MOTHERS DAY
a White Carnation in Memory of / ov.d o.

Iour rloral oserins a, u,m..
h1aof o. Mother worn In ,o,~ 500
.os o, l'id upon tho grave. viii 49,.
ou' Your Eih Of low. zen,
'iy 81 Mother Father Dsarb,a,. ~
zen 10 help build and .ayin tn'st or
iis baisn : Charity Hospiiil viii v5ssi
ihs ,esr sna ", fragrance every dst \,
,s,.Iui ifsgils howsr vii i'd a..
or, ~, out that Elh n low. ana
.i.L ~ 70 help build the hosn', I''m
30 suffering children Tor
ard van s gioem oi health upon tie plngbeD5
.hIldrsn, and those on osr 'ha crippled
card nov ,'Vs in Glery Lsnd IN Gass
mars 7, h'srnal Beauty viii ,eini,s
rs tnried children, ihsn In N, s.ns
sbss1i a., . Howe Ia memoir OF thes
Ia Honor aud Memory of uo,n,
i"r >omc mothers child"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-04
Outy to Contribute to Riddles Ho.D;,,I
Justice Roberts

shortly for the ortbcn mI,t 60 oyer the top in the drive 70 No. tu.,
letcr 99o "" ' justice Clarence i Roberts ,F .II,mem OF crippled chill
contriout to the project " ~ u 'he duty Of every onr A.,
His letter follows.
""t santa o New Mexican. Apl ga t,o
Sana Fe New MwEo
Dear Sir:
that was nad o. , ms d"Ho uorc than DO vs ..,
nave contributed fc,nt Hung the wru and ab-"l I" d1 tn oNrrt drive,
europe We viii in n c 'H money Tor thp RELIEF ,TEtNH and "r pHwpr
be an even more wnH"d 's be- asked To- nnn"tN INC destitute retprt
oihonedc hospital ' '"s'' namely, the os4J"hru what ] consider o l.
We have IN Non "' state
parents are too poo "a sm 100 many crippled and er.,.
mat hose chtdan' b." wHuN Who correction az t ."Htd shIlDn uI
uppofe ThT"nmtSh 2 % through t. M III or tr dcfurmnv TM.
citizens. We see haHt.. 80 proper aieut,," ~ y" many nsuur, s. I
hospital n estalisb.I .nmifcn on Tho streets or 49,. would become Is,fI I
ne duy or to peoTo ~" ne able to take arc. III ~ 80, every dF. Tr 4
possible santa, 70 ln.W' contribute as Ubemu, T," u tSgh c1sos auH ~ F.. 7
"'' must and VIII 10 over tho tor '' me other drives Tor uc TI| ~
Very Respectfully.
e. j EOTlruurg
Justice Z" t" supreme court
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-04
The Great ChildY
Hospit

800 will help.
100000 will furnish q ROOM
5000 will endOw q 70 pm. -, ~"
name OF your loved one on "a htcr
will be there one hundred NcaWbu"I
yet ready to extend "A welcome ''
Tor another hundred years.
500. $1,000. or 100000 eli ~
endowment. YOU can place thqirtctm|
established bank and trust conittft,l
only on that money viii he uHf ain
as long AZ hospitals and bankHICbs,r ~
printed each year In the Anruc", w
Hospital and will be mailed Sor Bs9
Il message Of loves sccompltsf, a. ~
OF Endowmenta A. VIII stand "
year.
$1,000
Your name here,
or you cun make a wblb'us
Home ana Hospital. Alhuqugg
Reynolds. President, and DO
Will You Help the lou
Live and AfteT'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-30
Soloaternes 2ibcrtp Sonos

en- bel Wprg0e Sol6ater, iom bar
siort 5leneite / 6ranfrige. og ioul
fisbte Sibertp Bombs isr Dc orog al
iteo oper Sdpet. bar enouu life moo,
taget iine Bombs eler bar bapt itor
ganiteligbeb meo Of iaa Sag / Dem.
Oct amerifdnife 6soe 3ors' Soueo.
fparter / @oibineton meooeler M.
at BET bar oprettet en- aioeling Tor
at blPlpe Soloaterne meo al opipOre
oeres table 9ibertp 9onos.
Si6en a~ioelinseus Sprettelie /
Samiar iaar iii lite Rarts bar ben
itafiet tilpeie u~noaftoune Sibertp
Bombs for 1907 Soloaier % Or.
lossmGno. 5 famine Siosrum moo
tos aioelinsen anmoor1rgcr ira l.
635 SoIbater ON at pqre benz be-
biRlpelis meo Of foutnle paa Spor
eiter Seres bortfomne Bombs.
Get opIpies, at Der er En- bel
Rpngoe 6rlnbe for. az Soloaterne
life bar moStaset oereS Gbligatic'
ner. ct Bomb. Der par fis6t al Ell
SolSat, icm ienere uSfommanoere.
bes til 5ranfris, bleu ienot til en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-30

apiuoe / Safpaii, bpis Ropn bar Oct
ianme ionl Soloateus. Sanitelis.
beoen blep life minore peo Ut Gutn.
Den unoertegueoe lit Rapu paa apu.
rerirgeu.
Nanse SanifeIigbeoer o. Sfuiiel.
ier fommer Tor Sagen peo 9iernem.
l9snineen al 9repe. iom mootages
bper Gag. en- Soloat anmooeoc.
mebens ban bar ! 6ranfrig, Sinons.
oepartementet ON ar Iepere fit gono
til lin Sorlopeoe Der / 9onoet. Gan
bapoe aQereoe betalt for iit Souo.
Iette bleo siort, men imiSIertio LII.
Sersit peofommenSe Sames Sierte
en- S%oranSring % bum inosif sgste.
itab mes en- anoen @ano. til bpem
bun for9rebe Soloatens Sibertn
Bomb. iormoSentlig / Reosiit. gin
bar Soloaten beSt RsSe 8ors ON at
bialpe BAN Ill ialfnIo Of ian it 81.
bertp Bomb tilbnae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-30

Oct beore Of BRUCE llnoerisi al blan.
oct Stoi. lilo % gomllo. Huber,
tsiet bsr paifeS oite, oa Oct er nbiolut
usooeuoig Tor Sunobeoen aftio Of
boloe Oct Iaa rent iom muIig. gait
llnoertsiet. i~iGroeIesbeb bois Oct or
al lilo, meo itsrite 6Oriigiigbeo. llIo.
tsi er tilbsielig til at frpbe og oes'
uoen oil oct bare lprgere buis man
uaifer meo 5oriistigbeo.
gnbber bsr flGoe iig citer Mars.
tiberne % line Cmgiuclier % life
citer fltnitig opitruereOe Rooeregler,
Bend 9egenet til iriit Suit baaoe
CONNER og Binter. % tiIbrirg Ell.
Del al buer Tag noe Oct iri. 5oIo
SopeuGrelict rent % Iuitig, og boIo
alto Sin6uet aabent UNDER Ssoren
ginter iom CONNER. Ran oil Der.
oeo iorebpgge mango Spgoomme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-30
Sturmens Scriinacr i WorS.Nor.

Stohhit"V ptiDthHtt ! !"to wv
&C. sra goos meboeles ocn 2ben
gpril. Teunc &inter bor pUret iial.
minoelis baaro ior 9oro Rorse meo
mango Sorlis % Irufninesulptfer.
Ser iiooer marae @ufer meo itsrre
euer minore garneiloffe igien rlinot
omfrina / Siem, iom mansIer oct
nsopenoigite til 9ipets Spbolb.
VPrit or oct for > ul,ae gnfer eitcr
: ,Silfere ira @tlbeifaal. iom omtom
i De iioiie Stprmoaae,. Den enc Gnfe
bar = Imaa Barn oa perter mart oct
3oie. gun bar intet at Iepe al
Sorecn % HeSen bar siort heloe
iortuilet. 9pa6e1S Oroierer oa
Sognepreit bar uoiteot Spraab on
Sielp. 90 Den mraa noes Inareii
pitt bun life ital saa til @rIube /
lin itprc Sortpilelie. Som 9cois paa
Stormens Seriinser i Sorifen,
Sromss Amt, iortpler 3 Siiferc Tom
CT inolaet poa Spgebuiet / Srcmss:
8i bar 90 Wonb / Ell 2.@tageS go.
boo. Gnbel AZ o$ boeoc / fsrite, %
enoel / onben Gtagc. Stormen fon
% iog &orbooen lom blep faitct /
Siorbeu. @i pibite life mere al os,
isr ri fanot oa igien lig9enoe inoe.
flemt mellem CONNER, @iGIfer,
@orb, Spne, @rpoer % olt onoct
Snpentar, Set bar ct llnSer, at hi
fom iaa noeenllmoe beIIfinSet fra
ben IffGre. @ore ct Gar al os bIep
iaa forilnaet at hi maatte paa Spge.
buffet. st Selo bar set at set bar
SiGreiis. Sapoe lllpffen inbtruiict
mems oct bar 6loiis, er set CT
Spsrgsmlaal ON uoger al oS hopbe
iect 0agens 2pS mere. SIiac geret.
ninger or Ser mango at herc ira Gin.
nlorfen, Sromss % NoroIanos gn.
ter iaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-30

Came G5ru aaren Spange) osmt til
ct gars Sorbeoring sbusarbeioe, oa
ire andre - oeriblnnot Ell >Soromor
- iii s Waaneoer for RcooeIagtig
beo / 6oiterfororipelie, mems FIRE on.
ore for famine 5%orbrp0elie osmtes
iii Spnaiel paa panlig 6ansefoit
100 Gage. 9ommeren onbeialebe.
at DC SsmteS Iaone fife oiientlig
gisres unotagen for Dc 10 Sopeoper-
toner's Beofommcrbe. RorOentoits
Com oil bli appeaeret.
Storc Gicuoumsbanbler. Sacot
Ssrenlen al Eel bar iolgt i'm 8aorS
iii RieIs SSSonns RieIien al Mailing
Tor 12S,000 SIR. Arenlet er 60 Tor.
2ano. Git meofslger.
Broprietpr Y. 81. @igb bar
iislae "Sbiiteo u. Gp." iolgt Sarre.
aaaro / Otter ganoet Ill ProprietP.
rerne q. 6. aubreaien al Rsrreiuno.
bp og 5. Sfrioer al 8biiteo for
266,O0O Str. sIt meoislger.
1roprietRr q. 8engtion bar
ifelge Sob. ao." mageifiitet Stou.
aaaro peo Sbenie meo 8rPuiemiu.
De / Siarup, tiIb. BroprietGr Ssr.
aenien. 8aaroene err int iii ben.
bolospis 10000 % 100000 aro.
ner.
= @ooseierne, grcSrene anuo ol
Salentiner Smrien bar iolgt 2biers.
aaaro pr. 9unobp meo tilbsrenbt
500 Cor. 2ano. oerai 30 1br. Sant
Sfoa, I'll NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BRA.
bRf, Ssnberiteo peb SolbGf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-30
ct Orb ON GlGoer.

Sbis man ON gintereu er meset
inoe ! Sus, bsr De aIPoer, man bru.
ger, life p9re for tptte. Seo Sru.
GEN al tpffe alGoer inoenosrs ON
9interen uoi9tter man iig ior Cor
fisIelie naar man gaar no. 2et er
oerior bebre for Sunobeoens geoa.
relic at bruse lettere Ssi inoe % ba'
be paa iis tpffe alG6er eaer seot,
parmt Docrtei. naar man gaar no
oen folbe 9interIuit.
~llnSertsi al lib pirfer oite irrite'
renoe paa Snbeu. vi ben Sruno er
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-30

Sanoflpstisc. - Silfeborg 27bc
Warts. Eriniesien al Sacbien.gW.
tcnbilrg og Sertuqcn al Wecflcl.
burgeStrelitS meo SlenerIfab bill fra
lite Sunni tase 0pbolo for Sommc.
rem / Siua "Solbatfeu" peo Silfc.
borg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-17
i HONOR PALESTINE
5000 Attend Meeting In csIebratior
OF country's Freedom

More than 5000 persons assembled in
the Metropolitan Opera House, Broad
and Poplar streets, last night, to celc :
brate the liberation of Palestine from
Turkish rule, and it's surrender to the
Jewish people to develop as their own
home land with Great Britain as
mandatory. =
Morris Rothenbers, member Of the
national executive committee of the
American Zionist organization and also
q member OF the joint distribution com
mittees Of America, made the principal
address.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-17

scross the room. II want Way,s "a An
your hair toniGht, ana I'm going TO let
you wear this comb It's very oid." She
held out q tail silver comb, quantity
9nased' II might have bsicnsed TO
L With ,ihttc1mcsner' A ,itt1s Srw ana the fri TOOK
! S.saldins ss ssilsS Ss at h.r r.a,.n. fac.
HUN along ana make yourself bsauti-
tut" she said. turning back 70 the mir
ror. Anne found herself alone In the
Dressing room with nothing. TO do but
She had . quick bath. ana drew on
soft silken clothes and pale silver stock
ingv Her slender feet in the pointed
silver slippers looked uncannily small
with the exception Of the few hours
escn gay when Anne wore her borrowed
soled shoes. practically laced and with
no heels. These things OF paper soies
ana high-nrched heels were fascinating.
Marie did her hair under Geraidine's
supervision. Il was done Eiriishly. ana
gave the girl disnity. Anne held her
breath while Marie slipped the silver
and tulle dress over her head ana
hooked u up Then she was. given. a
glass around so. that the light played
over the slim. radiant figure reflected
Anne turned slowly around and faced
Geraldine, who smiled induigentiy.
DO you like yourselfe" she asked,
laughingly, and then sobered at tho look
on Anns's face You look very lovely,
last touch OF her glittsrins black dra-
.psrics, she went downstairs. followed BY
Anne. who moved as II she were In a
dream. |{
I, TOMORROW THE DINNER,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-17
The Streets
OfLM
nv HAZEL pEYO BATCHEL0R
s0ac,uteht. 1850. bv Public LEDGER COL

xrs1 Carter snkeritcd Iope Of beauty
.sd q ceyfdtm spcet u1Qutescenos from
kcy mother. do shs tnher1 en1vgH
A ts,nss .,sg. .... to oH;'s "A; q tx s.s y'i .
n Nd suSmitted to Aer fathers
s..IsHss vrtjI the time spksn No selected
: v,1te for ksr, Vhen .her sPsrtt re.
s,isd. sNs wds Forced to sseal her
sieesvrss o~d - ,on:~ sss oatrs vs.cis III imwe S
rsn'osso ossorosS oS TO spend ksr time at the
gsSesrfe, house secretly. Gerdtdtme
,.S,cd ths .oirl to take stond Gnd TO
tsif Lcr Jother that she tntendcd TO
Wvs Ksr o.on ne, and Anme hno''y fs.
solved to do ths.
AT FTvE-THIRTY. when Anne was
"A ready 10 30 home. the house was be-
.,rnins TO breathe q festive atmosphere,
~. rooms were all lighted. and some Of
~. s1Iests were expected on the train
ms, reached Greenviile at $50. Ed
mrsrd Carpenter had arrived earlier In
,hs afternoon, and Geraldine was up
stair, stair, MAIZE MAIZE p Dinner was 70 Be at i;so
Anne wore the blue dress that she had
..n ali afternoon a Geraldine felt that
shn ought TO do, this. that u she were
soins TO announce to her father the fact
md ma had been FOR some weeks, there was
no further need Of masauerading In her
uslg The e'' house was dark when Anne
rsaehed home. Her father was late Ammo
tied an apron on over her dress ana hnr- M
always left everything SO that II would
taLe her only a short time to prepare
tSs food, and she soon had the table set,
and the meal prepared. She Elanced at
hs sSc sSd yss Hss sssr ssrt Sss sstSsd ss. ,sa
20 late In long time. Her hands were
Ike Ice with the nervous strain of know
jng that she was to make a stand before
him, that she was about to confess the
fact that she had been deceiving him,
and that she intended to live her own
The minutes licked on. and Ammo real
lied that she ought to be getting back
10 the Carpenters In order to have time
10 dress Suddenly she realised that she
leave leave z note for her father. explaining
everything. That would at least give
her tonight. No matter what came aft
crward, she would have that to rernem-
s.r. 80. :.
. wfp paper oSs of ts ses ola dsss IN uSe tse
dining room and found pencil She
wrote quickly and propped the folded
note on the table before his glass. She
@ s SsSs SSs Gs her. the Hs as closed ss
the street sounded loud In her ears. and
her heart beat fast. Once out Of sight
NJ the house she drew long breath.
She was safe now, her father carne from
the other direction on his way home
from work. The sense of freedom was
50 great, 50 ecstat!c that II was almost
pain,
Once in Geraldines boudoir the two
women were alone.
Geraldine whirled about on the low
chair whore she was sitting before her
dressing table. and flung out the one
word
"well?" ...
"He didn't come home, so left a note
for him." Anne explained breathlessly.
Geraldine considered. well. perhaps
it's better So" she said after a minute.
Il want you TO have a rood time tonight.
Now 80 into my dressing roam, Marie
has laid your things out there. o,
Anne" as the girl moved mechanically
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-15
MR. AND MRS. VICTOR ADAMS
 MARRIED FORTY YEARS

The fortieth wedding anniversary of Mir and Mrs. Victor E. Adams was ob- served Sunday al the home of their daughter and son-in-law, MT. and Mrs. Howard A. Maynard. A large number of guests were present.
 Mir and Mrs Maynard presented MT. and Mrs. Adams a photograph and they received gifts of money from the many guests.
 A vocal selection, lis Forty Years Ago Since You and I Were Wed, was rendered by Levi Adams. At the supper a large wedding cake occupied a promi- nent place on the table The cake had forty lighted candles.
 During the day there were piano se- lections by Miss Clara Adams and there were also phonograph selections.
 The house was decorated with dahlias. gladioius and potted plants.
 Mir. and Mrs. Adams have lived the majority of their lives in Lisbon and are highly esteemed by their host of fri \ ds
 Mir. Adams was born in Tadeole Mass. sixty-nine years ago last March and Mrs. Adams was born in Lisbon siXty-six years 8go last July, her maiden name being Jennie Park
 They have four children, two sons. AL bert and Roy. and two daughters, Mrs Herbert Johnson of Lisbon and Mrs. Howard Maynard. also of Lisbon, with whom they reside and one grandchild, Miss Hazel A. Johnson.
 The day was voted a success by all and at the breaking up of the party all extended the couple best wishes.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-15
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY

MT. and Mrs. Louis R. Porteous have been spending several days in New York.
 Mrs. w S. c. Perkins has returned to Norwich and is spending the winter a, 20 Bliss place.
 MT. and Mrs William Monk of Fall River have been guests of Mir and Mrs. Benedict c. Pullen.
 Mrs witter K. Tingley and children are at their home on Broad street, after spending the summer at Crescent Beach.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Rough have re. turned, after several years residence in New London and are at the Hyde home stead
 Mir and Mrs, William A. Norton and daughter, Ruth, of Broadway, are at the Ben Grosyenor inn, Pomfret, for a month.
 MT and Mrs. J. Dana Colt entertained a dinner party of ten at their home or Rockwell street, recently, in honor ot Mir and Mrs. Philip Turner Welles. MT. and Mrs. James Lincoln Crawford have announced the marriage of theil daughter, Ruth Elizabeth. and Frederick 1 Spicer Crowell October 11th. Mir. ana | Mrs Croweil will be at home after November 18th at 13o Washington street
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-15

The testimonial of Mrs. Russell ia the five hundred and thirty seventh testimonial that has been received from Hartford and vicinity. Mir. Ryan the CINOT expert has received many thousands in the different cities that he has introduced CINOT in and anyone that desires any information concern- ing this Tonic can call on him and he will be pleased 10 explain anything to them that they desire to know. Mrs Russell says:-
 '-I have been suffering from a gen. eral rundown condition for some months, felt tired out and miserable in fact could hardly drag myself around the house, it just seemed that | never could get restored. l had no appetite and did not sleep well at night. I have taken two bottles of
 CINOT and truly believe that this wonderful remedy is a God send and do not hesitate To speak well of it as it
 has restored my health"
 CINOT ia being demonstrated iH
 Norwich by an expert at the H. M-
 Lerou Drug Store. EDS Main St. IL !s also for sale 4n DayNille Dy W. E. la Belle, in Mystic by the Wheelers Drug Store. in Greenegille. Station. Norwich. | by Pitcher & Service. in Taftvllie by The Taftyille Pharmacy: in Jewet Ci.y by Chas. R. Carey: in Central Village by II. Elmer Lewis; in Plainfiel1 by i The Merc4er Pharmacy: in Baltic by The Baltic Pharmacy. in Moosup by J. ! W. Tuckerman: in Daaieison bv Bur | roughs Pharmacy. iu Putnam by Jas ' F. Donahue. and can be obtained at all [ first class druggists.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-15
AMBULANCE FUND RAPIDLY
 APPROACHING THE (

The Rotary club New Arf\A ice Fund for the W. W. Backus hospitai is near ing the goal which has been set at $500 and now lacks only few hundred dollars of going over the top. It is hoped by the committee in charge that the fund will go a trihe over the top mark as about $40 was incurred for expense in print ing. advertising and other incidentals. The following is list of the contribu- lions received on Thursday. principally through the efforts of the five members of the Rotary club who on Wednesday took 1t upon themselves to go out and clean up the remaining balance Of about S5O5 which the committee was short at that time. Some of the following have contributed for the second time in order to hurry the fund to completion:
 Mrs. Lillie B. Libby s25, Norwich lodge No. 12, A O. L. w. $25, Mrs. H. H. Gallup s25. Thomas J. Wattles s25, Ja- cob Munz s25. Leo Kronig S25. Dr. Louis T. Cassidy SIS, Joseph Hall SIS Houri
 gan Bros. S1O Mrs. Charles W. Gale
 S10. Dr. W. T. Browne s10. Shea ano Burke $l0, Schwartz Bros. Sl0. Judg' N. J. Ayling SIC, Mrs. A. s. Spsuldine
 sl0. c. w. Carroll, Jr., s10, Norwich Grange 70. 172. P. of H, s10. Mrs Charles H. Preston s. Greeneville Com.
 munity Workers S5. Victory Mattress Co. l s, B. Gotthelf Co. S5. A Curland S5 Charles C. Treat s, Norwich Electric
 Co.,. s, W. c. Perkins S5, friend s
 Mrs. George A. Comeau S, miscellaneou,
 S4. total SS24 Previously reported s5,e5o total S5,374
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-15
TELLS DYSPEPT|CS
 WHAT TO EAT Avoid Indigestion, Sour Acid Stomach, Heartburn, Gas
 on Stomach, Etc.

Chronic -aetd stomach" is exceeding r dangerous and sufferers should do NIther one of two things.
 Eithd they can go on a limited and often disagreeable diet, avoiding foods that disagree with them, or they can eat as they please in reason and make it a practice to counteract the effect of the harmful acids and prevent the for nation of gas or sourness by the use of a little Bisurated Magnesia at their meals.
 There is probably no better, safer or more reliable stomach antacid than Bisurated Magnesia which you can get from any drug store, and it is widely used for this purpose. It has no direct action or the stomach and is not di- gestent. But a teaspoonful of the pow der or a couple of hve-grain tablets taken in a little water with the food will neutralize the excess acidity which may be present and prevent it's further formation. This removes the whole cause of the trouble and the meal di- Eests naturally and healthfully with ont need of pepsin pills or artificial